24 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/995e1338a283fd7844f80451d4ce284d.pdf 0185a15bab2d3d172213d2e7d074bf53 PDF Text Text �������������� 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 19, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 19, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 19, 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/fe239881fdb36415811eb6adf0734cd9.pdf c447e28f3e122aa955f1613faa17feee PDF Text Text $—Ivsaju Nsra, kwsrd, Ft. flvr.y, $Ø. i, ma 411 L.sIN,ffc. - Pat INVltAt$o *$U*ascp o BID ISNINOLI COUNTY - Elderly Big PORT AUThOTy NOTICE i Wiled bide will be received by the Winners Under Pending Tax Bill WASHINGTON (AP) — The the elderly, along with the tax This would focus______ maximum poillon of their retirunent in. cut $l for each been allowed atax4ree profit of effective next Jan.I,meaning new tax bill could mean a say- treatment of capital gains, benefits of the in on low4n- come— such as pensions, rents, cialtreatmeidla $1 1 Socia l Security or other no new home is will not apply to sales this year, County Port Authority's office, hs of hw*eds of dollars a if would work: loCitid n come and mkhfie4ncnm. re*fr. Interest and dividends. tax-exempt penlon you purchased. but will ho next year. orty, Lake Monroe. Florida year for elderly Americans ELDERLY CREDIT ees. But the catches are numer- receive. The new bill raises that to unti l 3 Pm.. edt. (1300 hours), with modest Incomes and The pending in bill would Perhaps more significantly, olo: Friday, September 71, In.. If, after all those quaIl. $35,000. For example, If you CAPITAL GAINS vide an extra weak for persons provide a ,naxlmwn $375 tax the in credit would be simple —If you have no pension or fications are met, there Is any bought a house In 15 for $25,InSurance coverage mutt Include A majority of Congress faover who sell their home. credit for single persons end to compute. Here is how: liability: r mews compmssiion; *her retirement Income, you benefit lelt,the retiree might 000 end sell It In 1977 for $75,vors spedal tax treatment for all rl*, fire, Other sections of the bill con- $563 for couples 65 or older — First check a box showing get no benefit A wealthy re- lose It by muddli ng through the 000, you could avoid tax on $35,. capi tal gains, In addition to vandalism and malicious mief; lain some good news and some and It would be much easier to your marital status. U you we tired executive with a generous extromely complex, lengthy, 000 of the $50,000 profit, automobile: commercial; bfanksI those Involved In the sale of a bond; all risk floatir, umbrella bad news for those concerned gee than under the present single, or married and only o pension qualifies for the tax threecolumiduJe required As under the present law, half home, an an Incentive for 111Y) liabirny; and accidental death. and about capital gains. Perhaps credit for the elderly. spouse Is 65 or over, the base break, but not the person who to compute the creft shall be for a period of to y,.,s, the additional $15,000 gain also vestment Some liberals view the biggest change In capital Credits are subtracted figure to start with Is $2,500; for has to work past 65 to make commencing October I '16 and SALE OF HOME would be tax-free. The other this $1lllon..-year Incentive term inating September so, ins. gain, is a lengthening of the directly from taxes owed. Un- a 65-year-old or older couple ends meet. Present law require that a half would be taxed at the same as overly generous. Specif$catn may be Picked time period required for an as- tier the best of conditions, the filing jointly, the figure Is fact, that working per- person pay in on the net profit rate applied to the taxpayers The in hill takes one major the Administristion Building. Pert at set to be owned. existing credit is worth a $0 $3,750; for a married person 65 son,—In even If he has a small pen- when he sells an and — such other income, Sanford, Orange Boulevard. Lake step to liberalize that Incentive The new credit for 11w elderly annual in saving to a single or older filing separately, the sins,, Is penalized. The amount as a share of stock or an Monroe. PloqidafronS$:)Oam until acre of This provision would become but another one restricts It. would repl ace an exi st 3:30 P.M. (3O ing tax person and $343 to a couple lii. figure Is $1,175. 1100 of his pension that could qualify land for more than he paid for hours). Monday through Friday, benefit that Is so complicated, trig a joint return. That figure goes on lIne 1 on for the In break Is reduced If it. The Seminole County Pail CLIP AND SAVE mmmmmmmal If the tax bill becomes law, the new form. Lines 2 3 and 4 he earns more than $100 a Authority reserves the riot to according to some estimates, This profit Is called a capital relict any or all bids. any bid that half of the eligible retirees the new elderly credit will be are for adding Social Security month. I . gain. Generally, if the asset was recetvedaftertheep,tlm,wili do not claim it. retroactive to Jan. 1,1976. ThIs benefits andtotallncomeabove —Even If you have a pe nsion,held for more than six months not be Consldared. No bidder may Congress Is expected to take means It would be used In coin- the limit and subtracting them you don't qualify for the tax before being sold, onehal! the withdrsw his bid for a period thirty (30) days after date set for bid final action on the bill this week putlng 1975 taxes next April. from Ur1e 1. The difference benefit unless you earned at gain Is not taxed. and It is expected to become epenings. Under the new system: goes on Line 5. The tax credit is least 1600ItaYear year over the past re are special provisions ' Bids will be opened .ttMOfof law later this mouth. —A Single person 65 or older 15 per cent of LineS. (If you governing theuleofa home. If the Administrator at 3:00 p.m., Here Is how the changes could for subtract from taxes 15 edt., (1300 hours), or as The old retIrement-Income are a widow or widower, you you sell your prindpal home per cent of any income — In. credit Was written into law to qualify If your spouse thereafter es possible on September meets andwlthlnl5monthslnvedthe 31, 1976. cluding that from part-time try to help those persons who this test), io I Dated at Sanford. Semlno;a net selling price In a new home, jotsoasweilaspenslons,stc.— are not covered by Social SeCounty, Florida this 7th day of —If you qualify for the tax you pay no capital gala, tax. Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of... up to $3,500 a year in income. curlty. Although Social Security benefit, the amount of retireSeptember. AD.. iei& . INVITATION TOBID If you are ssor older, you get By Order of: in Forcouplesfil The Board of Trustees of the gajOjutreturn, benefits have been raised aev- mentincomesubjecttothespe. an even better deal. You have Seminole County Seminole Cathltv puinr .—P.. the m,Tlni,ITTI lniw,mi or. l .w, tIla I,, ......A . '.BREATHING MACHINES PRESSURE REfl PAflS. --....... UI I 7 4 U U. I PO" Authority Ifil invlt bids upo. me following: To I to the tax ~10 Oris cr edit Is $3 S: Donald Jackson, benefi ,750. ts wider t re rem t he ti en prepare drawings and specifications I Chairman —'The base figures — $2,500 credit basically have not .OXYGEN to build an a dd it ion • COMMODES ATTEST: I and $3,750 would he reduced changed since 1962. Memorial Hospital. James ROW. Additional information is available I $1 for each $1 of Social Sec HOSPITAL BEDS urity Secretary Current law allows persons 65 • PATIENT LIFTERS at the Office of the Purchasing Publish: Sept., ta. ma ceived by or ei er benefits re th over to avoid taxati Agent. on on a I DD43 All bids shall be mailed to the spouse. WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT IN THE CIRCUIT cnti. was -.---WO 011 1 Of Tile UfflInoui — n penaicy total Income S*MlNOt,i COUNTY. P..ORIDA County Public Hospital, 1101 East . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES PROBATE DIVISION First Street, Sanford, Florida 37771. earnings as well as pensions, I Pile Number 73-INCP All bids shall be postmarked not etc. — rose above $7,500 for a As Prescribed by Your Physician Dlvlsls I later than the Slh day of October single person and $10,000 for a In no: Estate of 176. arid shall be received on or couple, then the amount of inANNA GREGG Obtain these services under Medicare before the 5th day of October ieia. Deceased come eli gible for the tax credit Consid eration of such bids will NOTICE TO CREDITORS We Bill Medicare For You take place at the meet ing of the would be red uced $1 for each $2 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Board of Trustees in the Seminole income above the limit. CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGAINST County Public Hospital (Seminole THE ABOVE ESTATE: For exampl e, If a co uple had Memorial Hospital) at 11:30 O'clock Wi th in four months from the time A.M. on the 12th day of 6 October 1976. Income totaling $12,000 a year, of the first publication of this notice Robert T. Bessirer, I' the maximum tax credit would you are requIred to file with the Administrator clerk of the Circuit Court of be 15 per cent of $2,750, rather Seminole Memorial Seminole County. Florida. Probate Hospital than 15 per cent of the usual Division. the address of which is Publish: Sept. IS, 16, 17, 1976 $3,750. County Court House, Sanford, DEDIS Hwy. 17.92 .t Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. !Iorldaa writt en statement of o n=== ==== CLIP Allifl'.AUC a _____ — Adminitirater ot the Seminole 69th Year, No. 24—Friday, September 17, 1916 r------- ATTENTION, Legal I Medicare I Subscribers Notice By ROB LLOYD Hersi.1 Staff Writer "And He's Dead, So It 'Must Be...' _____ A circuit court jury at Sanford has convicted a 14-year-old man with falling eyesight of second-deee murder in the slaying Of a roomer at his house at almost point-blank range with a pistol the defendant said he kept under his pillow "for protection in the house." Circuit Judge A.J. Hosemann Jr. ordered Lee Jerry, 74, of Altamonte Springs, held In jail pending completion of a peesentence investigation. Maximum sentence on the conviction can be up to life in prison. Jerry told the 12member jury that he only remembers drinking two fifths of wine the day of July 2 with Clew-old Fred Douglas Hendricks at the small frame house on Marker Street He said he doesn't runemnber the shooting on July 3 In an eight-byelght400t bedroom occupied by Hendricks and his girlfriend, Bend, Lee Jackson. "I figure mug have been something made me go cry," - w.q.,.a. .-, Sanford, Florida 32111—PrIce 10 Cents _, - 49 - IL - claim or aemand you may have A decoesed. Each claim must be In writing and must indicate the basis for the claIm, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, And the amount claimed. i the Claim Is not yet due, the date when It Will becom* due shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or unillituldated. the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. it the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to each personal representative. ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dated August 251h, 191& Rena Van Camp By IRIS NAM HeraidSiaff Writer ' • 1' THEY'RE a 11111 Lyman hosting Boone. Details photos, Page 6-A. II 1' - '. .. ,,. '.• . ..'" '. .. .4 ', ,. • . . I. . I .. ' . . '.. i' -r .. ' .. ' . photo by Tom Vincent) 7E L.JlP., 41,b.ItII As Personal Kepresenta. five of ttie Estate of Anna Gregg Deceased F rank McMillan Attorney 06 Orlando, FL 32102 Telephone: 30SSIS9191 Publish: Sept. 16. 73. 1916 - RILEY WOOD. Plaintiff, GEORGIA FAYE (THOMAS) (WOOD) (SADLER) CURlY, Slid Defendant, i4 NOTICE OF ACTION AND NOTICE OF LOS PENDINg TO: Georgia Faye (Thomas) (Wood) (Sadler) Curby, deceased, And her ea.cR. administrators Randall Curby Allen Wood, an Infant, and: the estate of Georgia Fay* (Thomas) (Wood) (Sadler) Curby, if any; ligel IF' sirtow . File 4 !-''%, Cleo Jacobs and Rachel Jacobi, his wife Vance Tayr Lorene R. Taylor, 31 PF CONCERN : - 1. mother picket. Busing service for Trall wood childr en attending Spring Lake Is slated to end Monday after a one-week reinstatement during which the school board's safety committee re-examined the area and rated It at 19.7 points ona sage where5orepresentsa maximum danger level for elementary school students. The board then voted 4-I to revoke a 1974 action which had 1 • 4 ' . .L 1 iii f' -, . ' ,•__/•. ) ii 'I ., $i ti I VPIT_rI ... I1tjT 'are ,.. S. . Its • is N 1.'. iji. r 4?. , / / . . fje• - -. Casselberry C %I Arrested . S . .IL . - I Sign-carrying spokeswoman Pat Smith (far left) and pickets chool Transpo rtat ion She said County School Supt. couldn't afford to bus all Kector Fred Taylor, the only William P. (Bud) Layer bad through-3 students." Lake, parents claim, children safety committee member later told parents that the oneare forced to walk to class along employed by the school system, lane dirt road would be their Casselberry police detective controlled substance, larceny of department's operations Bobby Gene Bennett was free evidence and tampering with lieutenant. a quarter-mile dirt road which said Thursday that "the feeling bike path, "whether we knew It on $6,000 bond today after being physical evidence at 5:35 p.m. holds the threat of automobile of most ofusls that the greatest or not." Polk Indicated to reporters arrested Th ursday t raffic and possible attacks on danger is automotive traffic. on his "You can't build a bicycle after a two-week probe by thatte missing evidence probe 32nd birthday on Ciuirje5ot sheriff's agents. the youngsters from a nearby That's what the people who path on other people's has been completed. He stealing marijuana from the orange grove by animals or designed the point system had property," Layer responded. "1 Around The Clock .......... 4-A Casselberry Police Chief declined to say how sheriff's .....................$8 molesters. Casselberry police evidence George Karcher, who said he agents In mind. And that's what would think the statement (in 1974) got Involved In the In. $..A locker and delivering It to an first learned of the InPat Smith, a Spring Lake tend to get the point total up was that we would get together Calendar vestlgation. Ch ur ch 3-B mother and spokesman for the toward 50." urddentified undercover agent. vestigation Thursday af. with the county commission Comics "We have to determine just picketers, said Trailwood "The thing that makes us the and see if it was feasible." Sheriff John Polk said ternoon, suspended Bennett how the evidence got out (of the Crossword........ parents completely discount the maddest." said Mrs. Smith, "Is Bennett, a Chuluota resident, with pay pending the outcome locker)," Layer said Wednesday that ......... Kar ch er said. 4-A was called to the sh eriffs of the case. validity of the safety committee that the school board can just the safety committee report , Dear Abby .................1-B , re port . de partment and arri.'sted on promise anything and then just Investigators II indicated conditions were Dr. Bennett has been with the lamb .................6-B "They don't seem to know say, 'Well, we're not going to do satisfactory in the Traliwood Horoscope felony charges of delivery of department five years, the last reveal where or how the alleged ................ 6-B what they're doing," Mrs. it.' And that doesn't seem right. neighborhood. He said thei-e evidence two as a detective, Karcher delivery O are Hostal They're Smith said. "We feel just as bad as the peothat the marijuana was made., They did other places In the county ouarlrs Saturday said. ................ . S-A people who did it must not have pie in higher government— where youngsters walk to Sports amount When asked how much say that "only children. They seem to be everybody's so worried about school through areas as bad marina was involved, not marijuana 'was missing from f, Voter ,_'4 " or TeieIo..............4-B inking about adults. We're the people in Washington and worse than the Traliwood th '\ Westber Voter registration books his department's evidence Pounds. $-A the things th ll th in inking about kids from four- a ey're do g. section, or are accompanied for the Nov. 2 general locker, a large steel unit kept in While sheriff's vice squad Women ...........1-B Well, these people right here In years-old on up (to third through them by their parents election will close at 5 p.m. a locked area, Karcher said, "I agents were booking Bennett I Seminole County are just as grade). "This is not the first time this Saturday, Seminole Superdon't know how much and the into county Jail on the three "We can list a number of bad." question's come up," Layer RFNNFTT visor of Election, Camilla full extent of this." felony charges, Polk and reasons Mrs. lila said why we don't at the 8 think Sept. (the said. "The (Trallwood) point Bruce said today. Karcher said Invoice control Karcher met In Polk's office Karcher said the probe and area) Is safe," Mrs. Smith school board meeting that the accumulation is lower than Mrs. Bruce's offices In records are kept on all evidence with State Atty. Abbott Herring arrest came as "quite a blow" added, "but they haven't given panel had promised in 1974 to several other areas which the courthouse and the and the locker Is under strict and his chief Investigator, Jack to his department. He 64 said us any reasons why they do construct a paved bicycle path would have to be considered , brarich in Semin ole Plaza control wi th the key accessible H. Fulenwlder. The officials Bennett nas an excell ent record think It Is safe. They give us from Traliwood to th e Spring first beca use they have higher 'I" will be open from 8:30 to S supposedly only to himself, the declined any comment on the as an officer and has been an points, but we haven't heard Lake school before courtesy point accumulations. An d under 1twoiidng. p.m. Saturday. assistant chief and the meeting. efficient investigator, axay reasons." busing was cut off In the area. present funding, the county Seminole County wit 10 feet of the East SI? Irl S Block D. lying South of the Sanford Oviedo Road and West $0 feet of North 250 feet of East a)? feet of Lot 9. Block 0. lying South of Sanford Oviedo Road of D R. Mitchell's survey of the Levy Grant according to put thereof as fecorded in Piat book I, page 1 of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida AM you are required to serve a copy of your written dOt ensci, If Jfll, It) it On WILLIAM A. LEFFLER, Ill, the Plaintiff's Attorney ai'ic,j, addrVA col g -. Far . PT , lagefi P 0. Sot 2371, Sanford. Fid'l'Jj -P- So 37711, ii or betcee Oitober II, IVTh aid to Vile Phi .(JWm of lire written definse *1, his (Wvk of this Court on betoe tMce on the pia,itltt's attorney, rr thereafter; ' 01HER013E g DEFAULI WILL CE ENIEREC, AGAIr43T YOU FOR THE RELIEF OEMANOED IN THE CtJM Far 4 or 51 ImnildIesel, PR, I PLAINT. DATED Sepember 1Cm, 1q16. a* Sari#or, Seminole County. Fitrida, and In Official Records (took 1091 at page looP of the Public Records of Semino le County, recorded "t Florida, Arthur H Beckw,th, Clerk of the Circuit Court By. Cherry Kay Tre,s Deputy Clerk W Ilern A Leffler, III Attorney PIj.nf .lf . '... Jr . ... . ,.............. :.'.;; .. •..• ,.,.,.. ..,.'..' S :1 :I .4 4--- lepeler Sal, 5, 1401 For 4 A 461 PRIC for "i.i boa nse C¼t 7. lP/tS ' Deadline You are notlf Sd of thi filing of this action by the plaintiff against you seeking to Quiet title to the following 0(05? .. ,.. Is Defendants AND ALL OTHERS WHOM IT MAY Sanford. FlcrWa 37//I .K'5 21 0327 PubliSh Sept 16. 23. 30. , - any other heirs or beneficiaries ci 'S BODIES? - Sonny Sadler Jamie Sadler, an Inf ant Deborah Kay Wood. an infant Chris Michael Wood, an infant feet of Lot . Today Or personal repre$enfelIv it any; in Middle School student who skipped class to help her .,. 'DEAD Among the eight women carrying signs In front of ti county school administration office was Kathryn His, president of the Spring Lake PTA, and a girl who said she neighborhood. Panel members had reassigned a school bus to the subdlvlslonaweekearller after parents complained atthe school board meeting that the two-year-old action was being BooV'-e"JQjr-p Marijuana Ch arg es CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.1725.CA.t3.B Florida. to The West r. Tyr awiI w until certain Improvements were made In the Ph CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA property In 60-degree heat, protesting Wednesday's action by the Seminole County School Board which cancelled courtesy busing service from the Altamonte Springs subdivision Spring Lake EltmantSflJ .,. ... -9' . . - i .' ' ....- . . . . ... ,. - ' P.O. Boa 3161 " ..- -" . (Herald . .. Bishop Moore and .-..- . ', .. ,Henry Finney gets handoff from Mike Cox, and Oviedo isonfts way to New Smyrna Beach for si high school football game tonight. There are three games In Seminole County with Seminole entertaining Daytona Beach Mainland Lake Howell home rgast .. A group of Trallwood parellits returned o picket line today -7, rr I668-5 13 MEDICARE SUPPLY Co.:' against the estate of Anna Gregg, . "killed her lover" and told the befuddled old man what to say and Put the murder weapon In his hand, where deputies found It on arrival at the house. Two defense witnesses, Jimmy Lee Lane and John H. Garrett testified that Miss Jackson said during a drinking bout a month after the slaying "I killed him." The men said they didn't. tell police of the woman's statement but Garrett's suit told Nants about it lad week, Garrett said Jerry Is his uncle. Miss Jackson, the date's eyewitness who testified she saw Jerry kick open the bedroom door and gun down Hendricks and then walk away, returned to the witness stand to deny ever making the statements attributed to her. In a Perry Mason-like twist to the proceedings, Assistant State Ally. C'.aude Van Hook told her in the presence of the Jury Oat she has immunity and won't be prosecuted If she killed Hendricks. "I didn't kill him. U I said I did, I'd be lying," she emphatically responded. Trailwood Parents P'i'cket For'Their Bus ' rv)lus Jerry testified. He Identified the death pistol as his and when asked what happened to Hendricks replied, "I don't know., except what's been said In here (during the two day trial)." The Jury heard a isperecorded statement that SheriWs U. George Abbgy and Dot. Ralph Salerno took from Jerry an hour after deputies found Hendricks' body In a pool of blood. "I did It," Jerry said In the taped statement He Explained that he and Hendricks had been arguing all day before the shooting about food and the electric bills that Jerry paid while Hendricks and Jackson lived with him. On the witness stand, Jerry told the Jury he didn't remember making the taped statement. "But It sounds like me or my baby brother on that tape," he said. "And he's dead, so it must he me." Jerry said he has cataracts on his eyes and has difficulty seeing. He told defense attorney Jack Narita, standing five feet away, "I we you like In a dream." Narita argued to the Jury In summation that Miss Jackson __________ WEDNESDAY P THU The Vice President Makes His Poin t By The Associated Press They gave an Italian-American dinner in Washington, and President Ford and Jimmy Carter both showed up. Ford got there for the appetizers and Carter arrived for dessert. Both the presidential candidates got there In plenty of time to sing the praises of voters of Italian descent and the diners, with plenty of applause, appreciated the gesture. But more dramatic gestures were being made in New York, where Ford's running mate, Sen. Bob Dole, was campaigning with Vice President Nelsen A. Rockefeller. Rockefeller, annoyed with a group of demonstrators, traded olcene g.itures with them. The vice president, campaigning with Dole In Blnghaxr.ton, N.Y., jerked his middle finger skyward in the direction of the hecklers and, when asked about the gesture later, said, "1 was responding In kind. That's what America Is all about." Asked if his actions had been dignified. Rockefeller said, "I don't think It's dignified to give the fLlger to the vice president of the United States." Dole, asked If he would have responded similarly, said, "1 have trouble with my right arm." He does not have use of his right arm because of war Injuries. Former New York Gov. Malcolm Wilson said after the Incident, "1 assumed it was a thumb..'q gesture, but he ued the wrong The Fisher Story Raipu Fisher, Longwood's long-time public works director, was fired this week by city counciL How has it affected his lutwe and family? What did be tell the State Attorney about the iltostios in the public works department In his sworn statement? Ruth and Ralph Fisher tell all In the Sunlay Herald. finger." Fcrd arrived at the ItalianAmerican dinner about the same time as the antipasto, declaring that the Italian heritage Is woven deeply into U.S. history "from Christopher Columbus to Vince Lombardi." Carter, arriving in time for dessert about 45 minutes after Ford's departure, said he considered it unfair that no one with an Italian surname has ever sat on the Supreme Court. It was a part of a continuing battle for the ethnic vote. Ford and Carter were turning their attention to the South. Carter was heading South today, and Ford was planning a trip for next week. Carter won praise Thursday from a number of Greek-American leaders after a discussion of the Cyprus Issue, he wandered through an Italian neighborhood in Baltimore and earlier, in Michigan, spoke to a Mexican-American group. ... -- &f .. ,-...r -- •-. 4 -S ' - ,,-- , - J±.. -.-, 1 - �A-4iisli I'I rt PL NAflON i I4BREF GOP Leader Scott Escapes Probe Of DonatIons Link WASHINGTON CAP) - Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott says he found It "m gratifying" that the Senate Ethics Comm itt dropped Its Inquiry Into his link with alleg illegal Gulf Oil Corp. contributions. Tht, barring any new developments, it appears unlikely that the full details of ScottL'S involvement in the Gulf money controversy will ever be made public. The 76-year-old Pennsylvanian, wi decided not to seek re-election thIs year aft er 16 years In the Hote and 17 more in U e Senate, said Thursday that the ethics panel had conducted a "thorough and objectiv( review of the matter. Atlantic States Get Rain By the Associated Press A steady rain fell overnight across Uie Atlantic coast states between the mowflajy and the ocean, A flash flood watch was i fl effect this morning for the Catskill inountair of New York. Showers and thundershowers reached fror the lower Great Lakes and middle Ohio valleY to cover most of New York, southern Ne England and northern Virginia. Scattere showers and thundershowers ranged acros portions of the central and southern plains an extreme southern Florida, Extortion Sentence Due ATLANTA (AP) - William A.H. Wilhiam was to be sentenced today for the second timi ne his conviction of extortion in the 1974 ab duction of former Atlanta Constitution editoir Reg Murphy. WillIams, 36, was found guilty Aug. 25 it Key West of extorting $700,000 from th Cox Enterprises Inc., which owns The Con stitution, following Murphy's abduction ir February 1974. Truck Collides With Train JULIE'TrE, Ga. CAP) - A 29-year-old (kala, man was in critical condition today after his tractor-trailer collided with a Southern Hallway freight train near this ceMial Georgia town, authorities said. At least 27 freight cars derailed Thursday bionly truck driver Thomas Gilhium was inired, officials said. The Saga By ED PRICKETr Herald Staff Writer will ask the Office of Management Analyls and Evaluation (OMAE) to work with Neiswender and Freeman to accomplish an onlerly, well-planned phaseout. Commissioner Harry Kwlatkowskl, at a special press conference Monday, amounced his support for an tn-bote legal stat f Kwlatkowakl proponed $140,000 as the amount nes4edtolthetwoattcrneys,,da secretarial staff. Then at Thesdays county commission mevtlzig Kwtatkow ski offered his plan for the commission's perusal. Comloissionero agreed in conceI.I with what Vthlen termed "The lw,atkowstl Plwz," btd no formal &ci,!on was takno. A majority vote is needtd before tie swthi becomes a reality. Tbe n1ent.ers on some $206,000 In legal feezpaid Freman and the $90an-how labor (tornys,' last yenr. Repithllean coin. tfIs3i441ets Dick Williams and .!otm lUrn'èough usked for a legal staff lat year, but the tt'tee emocrgg on the board backed Frmtn, nso leaierat, and the matter Ms t, 32ri this I PLA 4? "t .,,_ - , ,,, ,,_ -. _ _ Eeuirag &'mkJ C .. J'1IW .• p.:v bI TU4! %J1)Js4 Pa,12771 ' 5t64 , .'• . • • •; c. 24 achr,,ma fl,j., . )4'Hry4nc?, 4t,rv tes,Jor4. f, srcono cissi tII4 '-f"e tk, ri , ' ft.44'h. s. a, ,.--. c ,g4,, .4 '(••''' I. '' ( 4'rJ. 'sIf Q • NOTICIOPIIOS ____________ NOTICIOFIHIRIPF'$SALi' PICTITIOUSNAMI in .n •i,.. n._......... ,., .-. IIVV7Vos? sera DII period beginning next month, tax cut extensions for Individuals and bminesses jjj t Treasury a total of $54.6 billion, another $4, billIon will be l estate and gift tax '•"4l M ough wItht1wIrtfr..i.Inn.iwuu..iu, Ifll......,..zj _..,i. - ..,..._ -- ---------- -- iii MU JCUIT COURT FOR IWJM ItTiON THREE, ac SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA cordki to the Plat thereof, recorded in Plat look 13, pages 74 and 77. PROlATE DIViSION Pill ,ter i.a.cp Public Records of Seminole County, "Into the standard deduction category where t1eY will geta bettertaz breakso this Is major simplification here." The bW would make permanent the present Brother Missing 04,hsls. • I. Re: Estate CAROL MARIE HARRELL, has been f lied against you and you we relred to sieve a copy of your w Tax Bill brings Relief To Working Poor WASHINGTON (AP) - Here penses, which Is weighted to- MINIMUM TAX This pri. - vision bill that Congress ap. middle-income brackets, would sons who earn $50,000 a year or proved replaced by a credit equally more, would be raised on mdiINDIVJDU4i.J. CREDIT A available to all working par- viduals and corporations. Th taxpayer could subtract from ents. Up to $400 a year could be tax rate would be Increased Thursday: be each dependent. Or, he could expenses of for one 15 per cent of certain large desubtract 2 per cent of his first child; up to $600 for the care of ductions, with a reduced ex$9,000 of taxable income, for a two or more. emption of $10,000 or one'half maximum credit of $180. This CREDIT FOR ELDERLY the regular Income tax paid. caring - through Dec. 31, 1fl7. Income credit would be Corporations that purchase This deduction, used by those elderly. The 15 per cent credit taxes owned 10 per cent of the rates, which were raised last $3,750 for couples. It would A the year: A minimum of $1,700 for apply to all types of Income. credittollpercentbyagre.Jxig Due Back In Court Today JACKSONVILLE AP - A dispute over a contract for Jacksonville's nearly 6,00fl teachers - already marked by arrests and a shooting into a school official's home - boiled back Into court today. Circuit Judge John McNatt called negotiators for the school board and Duval Teachers United to another hearing to talk over unsettled issues, chiefly wages and grievance procedur, The board has already adopted a contract recommended by Supertendent Herb Sang but rejected by the union. The board refused to accept compromises recommended by a special master apppointed by the Public Emn1nv Rliifi, 'am,ail.i,,li.. wiauaia.uis. - Irving B. Guslow, Esqulri per cent of tazabe Income, up tion for the business use of his owned by the snploy. The $2,800 for joint returns, the home exclusively and one-half percentage point HlgIlwey,434 the address of which is Seminole 1 , Telephone: (305) 5345050 _________________ Publish: Sept. 10, 17, 1574 Aveny,. Sanford, THELMA R. BRAY whqsi ad. dress iS 512 Lamore Street, l',G,dj ,pp, 41 • 'O ?c • Lake Mary Council Okays I'rior I ty Iroje c ts L is - - t ByDONNAm Hmld8taff Writer or petitlo,,. said Court on (Court Seal) trouble, "When the price falls to that level, you can expect lot of belt-tightening," said Nelson Fairbanks Jr., vice president and general managerof the Florida Sugar Cane League. Thesharpdropinthecostofsugarisbeing partially blamed on the high 1974 prices which brought an increase in the amount of acreage devoted to sugar production both here and abroad. . - •- - ________ I ' • ',, . - j, - JACKSONVILLE (AP) - estimated to cod well over for applications for a1 funding under the new PUblic Works law. rojects,lldedlnorder of priority, are: a water plant wits wells, au transinladon lines, additional water ibUtIOfl . • - • . .. - . . . . - • ,....'. _ ..___ . .. As the Corp '". nn, . ' Barge Canal, supporters sought to influence Democratic president nominee Jimmy Carter. Financier Edward Ball said Thursday that -• - -. - . - -. prioritiesConsulting are MayorEI'Walter during the commission of a five other Juveniles hi four true Sorenson, Paul Porter, City Attorney robbery a life felony offense. bills charging armed burglary. The Seminole County Grand Two of the five had been Gary Massey, City Planner Reggle AlIord, Zoning Director Jury returned Indictments arrestedandbookedthtocowsty "' - . - '. a . Jacksonvllle-to -yankeetown waterway, - . - -: •. c. . a * it, junk it or put it in mothballs as is. - . Including Bruce Edward adults in circuit court. Lerch, Robert Lee Wilkerson Being held without bond are Zoning Jr.,andJohn Arthur Yazell, all Jack Jotus Coen, 16, olMoraga, Porter told the council that All three suspects are being Garvin, 17, Z1 GUlls Court, Harry Benson the Planning and • -" -. . - ,.. - . sday I Completed iii the ai' to apply for the money. ien. honey bees, trucked to Florida for LIFE'S which - - their KImB. Jaramulo, 21-yearW a U.S. Farmer's Home attitude of Fat Boy, hippo at the Central Florida Zoo. has already been approved by one of two men who Of course, things doliven up when they come around couldnotbetranaferredthto demanded money from the store's cash reger while a with my supper, she admits. And with a mouth like grant program. oers aren't careful. - Palm Beach County has hired a Sept. 4 holdup of the Utile Food Indicted. Town store, Bear Lake Road in Pamiofl 01 the water system for With nothing better to do all day than wallow in firms beekeeper $1,750 out Legal Notice the bring their hives to South Florida to keep them from hibernating and going out of honey - . •,. 'i -- ex- health-Insurance plans. the Social Secursty Act, No payment will be made by tne Loan Default May Spark Suit HeraldSWfWrI. the fiscal year long-range The latest issue In a con- conservation is flOW im- tinuing squabble between the possible." Seminole County In a memo to the County Port Authority and the Seminole commissioners dated March 2?, County Conunjssjon may lead Pat Gllsson of the Office of I • '1111 .1... .-.-_ fl address of which Is child-care copies Of - I representative of the estate Martha M. Ramsour, As Personal Representa. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, caimed. If the claim is not yet due, City of Casselberry of Seminole FLORIDA to a lawsuit. the date when it will become due tive of the Estate of County, Florida, will receive sealed Management Analysis and CASE NO. 76'I72'.CA.3C ) MELL T. STEVENS shall be stated. II the claim is up tO 2 00 PM,, Monday, September 20, 1974, in the payment on the county's 1V74 MtW*tlon. 11001p4 LYNN P'sR5QN5. A Minor. nature of the uncertainty shall be NOTICE OF ACTION agreement to repay a $139,000 Triplet Drive, for Sewer Line stated. If the claim Is secured, the REPRES'ENTATiVE: He raised everaI questions THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: security cleaning equipment loan for building a fuel oil tank about current and future shall be described, The S' .JOseph Davis, Jr. DONALD HUGH FRANCISCO Stenstrom, Davis & SpecIfications may be obtained claimant shall deliver sufficient MCINTOSH farmattheportonthe& Johns benefits to the county from the 62*0 Owl Court copiel of fe claim to the clerk to from the City Manager, Casseiberry EL PASO. TEXAS River. enable the clerk to mail one copy to P0, Box 330 City Hli. The City reserves the lease, since the primary per79921 Senfont, FL 32171 right to accept or reject any or all each personal representative. Telephc., 322 2171 that EDWARD ELaN PARSONS to whom a copy of this Notic, of OED$ "You're forcing as to the constructIon of the City Manager of Seminole County, Florida, required, default," port attorney William farm has been fulfilled,tank Court WITHIN THREE tor thi adoption of the minor child MONTHS FROM Publish: Sept. 10, 17, 1i THE DATE OF named therein, and you are required CEO THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF FICTITIOUS NAME Thursday, "and there is cheaper source of fuel than not be granted, if INVITATION TO BID serving a they may Pave that challenges the engaged in business at 603 Gregory going to be generated." Seminole County Public Hospital the tank operator, Glisson KENNETH W. McINTOSH, of qualifications of the personal County, Florida under STENSTROM. DAVIS the Iiit & MciN PortoffIc1alsareparticnJ.iy feels benefits to the county following To Prepare to TOSH, Attorneys for PcIilioner, representative, or the venue or name of Luke's ServIce, and that I 5pecification dranings and upaet at the timing of the amount to storage c.ace jurisdiction of the court. build an additlo,, to for Its Post Office Box 1330, Sanford. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole San,inoie MemorIal ospI conrrijssiooers' decision. "We (tle)8 and, p0)slbly, future torida, Additional 32777, and by filing the OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED County, Florida a accordance with available at orsglr,,i thereof informalion s SubnuUed our bedgettaffiem with the Clerk of WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, ptnoffecononiic grwth in the said Co'jrt on r before the P('Ovisicns Of t the Office of the PurOctnb.r FiCtitious 11, May," d Dennls Delguer, area. chasing Agent, iSlö, an hern Name Statutes, ToWit: Section fail not or a Default Notice of Administration: Sep. administrative assistant. JLidgme,,I will be entered against timber 10th, All letIer of interest shall be 1450s Florida Statutes 1557. 1576 S: Luther H. Car, mailed to the Board of Trustees you granting Laid adoption. "We've even sat through public attorney's office feels Martha M. Ramsour the Publish: Sept 10. 17, 21, Oct. I. the Seminole County Public WITNESS my hand and official hearings and no one has asked contract between the county As Personal Repr,s,nta DEDIS 1916 Hospital. 1101 East First Street, Seal of said Court tns 15th day of the first question." live of the Estate 00 and the port Is iulld and thr,i Stptemq, A 0 l97& Flori 32171 All letters shall be poStmarked not later than Franklin F. Ramseur, Jr In a memorandum to port the county wu1beihJect toa (SIC) NOTICE OF INTENT TO the Deceased SIfdayof OCtober 1976. afld Shall rthur H. OeckAith, Jr., REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME be received on or before tne &TTORNEY FOR PERSONAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that of etn dly Jim Ryan said, "If we tad been commissioners decide to ida. .eITiinOI, County. Fl.3r;da Willian Oaker, Jr. in business under advised of thIs unexpected ddsu By - tii-r, Key Travis the fictitious name fake Place at the Peinoi, 3'puty Clerk meeting of le PEMTEL SERVICES at 1311 action by the county, when the Another dlscusskc- betwctn STENSTROM, DAVIS & Ocick & Dater Board of Trustees in the Randolph Street, Sanfo, Fioi Seminole Prof esssI was Assoc!t portan4eawg1 (iI will McltTO5H 27771, inhends to register the said CGUAIy Pul,c Hospital ISeminole made Suitt LU, First Federal Memorial Hospital) back in March, adojtian belt sched'iJej, and the 1001 FiçThip Bank Suite 32 name with the Clerk of the Circuit at 11.30 o'clock Post Of Ie Box IUO Court of Semincie County, Florida. AM.ontneI2fhdayofOctob,,, 1916 tightening may have been inissionen e eipected lii Santird, Florida 37771 P0 BoA 2*9, Oftindo, Fida Robert T Busever, DATEOthislthdayof September. accomplished. Being advised of review the situation at tit'z Mtr' A 0 1916. rniflh$Ira,or for Pet't,r TilaPto". 1305t £43oOO Seminote Memorial PIMI In' Sept. 7771 Oct I, 4, 1976 Paul E. Morris thecontenpI3 tLjdefauitacthf, Tuesday's rnceiing. PUtilish: Sept 10. 17, 1914 ' I Hospital DEOS1 Publish. Sept 10, Ii. 21, OCt. I, 1916 Publish: DED50 Sept is, II, 17, ___ - — U A a-year-old Bradenton man under the program, Colbert _______________ he said, because the services of an architect are required. Under the new public works law federal moneys are given outrlatit for anoroved rrnl.'a4a In ctherac[ln, the council: Robbery Sus Dect J a110(1 After Leaving Hospital - Sets r rio rities the claim to the clerk to STEPHENSON, STALNAJ(ER AND All Persons interested In the estate with the Clerk of to Whom a copy of this NotIce of Court on or before the abovestyled October 5th, Ifl6 services furnished to patients whose Florida, The name and address ot required, WITHIN an ot treatment is established ° THREE entered against you for the relief the personal representativvs or alter June I. 1976. For MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF demanded in the Petition for Patients torney we set forth below. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Dissolution. whose plan of treatment 15 THIS NOTICE, to file any obledions established before June my31st hand and the Seal 1. services 1576, no demands All persons against haying or they may have that challenges the thisWITNESS Court INs payment will be made for the claims estate are day Of August, validity of the decedent's will, the 1976. required, furnished alter December WITHIN THREE Qualifications O the personal (SaC) 31, $576. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF of year of termination THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF represenlalive, or the venue or 0 L. Barks, M.D AitPir H kwith Jr. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk lurisdiction of the court. Clerk of the Circuit Court Seminole County statement of any claim or demand OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Health Oepartment Deputy Clerk WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Publish. Sept Il, 1,76 they may have. Each claim must be Publish. sept. 3. 10. 17. 2 1516 Date of the first publicatn in writing and must Indicate the DED u this flED-I' basis for the claim, the name and Notice of Administration:of Sep address of the creditor or his agent tember 11th, 1516. — NOTICE TO BID little planning has been done is _______________________________________________________________________________ production in the winter. - for State officials said today they trio charges then with at- - - HOUSEWIVES' PENSIONS tativvsattorneyareseffobe that participate in the By: Cherry Kay Travis poor, working families with A worker who qualified for a Arab boycott of All persons having claims or DePuty Clerk Israel and Jewdernans against the estate children forstaythg off the wel- tax.deferred Individual Retire- Ish businessmen IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR • Publish: Sept. 10, 17, 24. Oct. 1, 1574 COUld lose mU. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA required, WITHIN THREE OED53 fare rolls. The credit, available ment Account could Increase lions P,'0lT of dollars a year worth of PROBATE DIVISION FROM THE DATE OF liability. Is for lOper of the annual contribution to to _________________________ Division In Re: Estate . the clerk o the above CUlT, IN first $11,000 of earnings, and bencftt his spouse, if she did not AND FOR SEMINOLE C Franklin F. Rams.ur, Jr. court a wrItten statement COUNTY, FLORIDA phases between the $4,000 work outside home. Deceased of any claim or demand CIVIL NO. 7'4SI'CA44.D and $8,000 Income levels. SALE OF HOME NOTICE OF Up to they may have. Each claim In Re: tie Marriage if ADMINISTRATION SIMPUFICATION PUBLIC NOTICE mustbeinwrltingandmustllr.4Icat, WILLIAM H DEUBEL. Petiti The 12 *35,000 of the sale price of a the basis for the ctaim, the name and Public Health Nursing Section. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING confusing, fine-print tax tables heme could escape taxation ff Seminole County Health Depart- CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST •"d address of the creditor or his EDNA L. DEUBEL, Responient In the instructions for Form sold by a person 65 or older. The ment will no longer particiapte •Qiflt or attorney, and tie amount THE ABOVE ESTATI AND ALL o SUIT in 0THII PERSONS INTERESTED claimed. if the claim 5 not yet due, TO: EdnaNOTICE 1040 would be condensed Into current tax-free limit Is $20000 Heal!h Insuranc, for the Aged L. Deubef Ih •)IAIUZ ma ussabted iwo pages ot schedules. The Program (Title XVIII LEGAL SERVICES— Allows Security Act) effective thatYOU the ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED shall be stated. If the claim is YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED scheduleswouldbeavajlableto tax-free treatment of an em- June 1.Social administration of the estate Contingent or unIIquidate, the that an action 1976 The for Dissoiunoq, 90 per cent of taxpayers, apply- ployer's contrIbutIons to a ween the Public Health agreement bet. of Franklin F. Ramseur, Jr.. nature of the uncertainty shall be Marrlagehasbe,nfiledagainst you, Nursing deceased, Section, File Number 723SCp. is stated, it the claim is secured, the and SemInole County Health Ing to those with taxable In- group legal-servIce plan for you are required to serve a Pendill in tne circuit Court , Security stall be described VIle Department and the Secretary Of your written defenses, If any, to comes of up to $20,000. employes. This is the same Health, Education, Seminole the County. Florida, Probate claimant shall deliver sufficient GENE R. STEPHENSON. of and Welfare will Division, deduction third person waited oidalde Ins car, investigators said. construction of a new city hail return three Jarimlill) during the robbery. compkx. Illinois 17.year.oldstoSenijgo The offense Is punlahabje by a Serving on the special grand jury Indictments prison term not exceeding life. . -- a special tax credit to reward - By BOB LLOYD Heri Staff Writer pumping stations and force paving and drainage for " , 8 Juveniles Indicted; 3 Jailed In Illinois lines, sewer Interceptors, . -, ,'- of Army Engineers prepared to open a series Sorenson, The polling place was and two lots as Lake Mary designated as the Like Mary Avenue for $15,000. million, . . • ..' . - September - -. - a ,i . .. . adefauttwilIb.enteredaga1ty and Bat Perinchief for two- Elementary School. year terms; a council post, Took under advisement a from which Martin Bacon Sr. proposal from George Hess, recently resed, for a split husband of former Mayor Lake Mary y Co' the clerk of this Court either before Service on pialntlffs attorney or FIorId,a. The complaint is of - October File Number 74-2M-CP, Is pending fl the CIrcuit Court for Seminole a drowning." Brown said there was CLEWISTON (AP) Sugar prices have pped from an all-time high of $5 for a - r live of the Estate Of CAROL MARIE HARRELL - "We haven't ocean." frenthgcMldren,big"werfskoiwl1mtog Thursday there was no doubt that he had been recovered a second b" Brown said that nobody on the beach reported out and hunt the sharks. We make the beaches killed by sharks, not by pJng, Brown said police first thought that both boys seeing the boys, and no lifeguards were on duty "The wounds were made by a shark," Dr. had drowned, ____ at the area. time because it was oseascin fnr this "We were surprised when we learned he had resort His club, operating only as the beaches, has Peter IApkovIc said. caught more than 110 sharks thIs year, he said, Otted der and soother in the rIght leg were 10 inches Iii been killed by sharks. None were John Palanbo, president of the Shark Hunters and the other dub with a boat division has diameter. The teeth marks were like a shark's. Sunday," Brown said. "It's not unusual for that • to happen to a body after more than 400. No other fish Is like hat of Florida, said that two major dubs fish for dill the posdblllty that sharks off Northeast Florida. "AllsharksarecaIdb.jsex Llpkovlc said that Mike died from loss of blood one brother was drowning and the other went to fora few the "The moment we get a rim, we tell bathers 350 species," Palwnbo said. 'lbere are a lot of and was alive when bitten. help. there are sharks In the vicinity," Palumbo said. hammerheads In the water now." Sugar Industry In Trouble WILLIAM A. LEFFLER, ifi, EIONTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AOAINST Is P.O. Box 2250. Sanford. Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY THE A$OVE ESTATE: 32771, on or before October IS, 1574 DIVISION Withinthrsemonffisfrommltime andfiletheoriginelwlththeCi.rkof CASE GENERAL Ni. 74.1MCA.I5.0 ofthetirstPubllca,ionofmhsmtk. this Court either before service on SUNBANK MORTGAGE COM. you are requi file the plaint If's attorney or im. PANY, a Florida corporation clerk of the circuit court of mediately thereafter, otherwise a Plaintiff Seminole County, Florida, Probate default will be entered against you Division, the address of which Is for the relief demanded In the JOHPIALDENPHELpSandJEAN lint Seminole County Courthouse, ANN PHELPS,hiswlfe, WITNESS my hand and seal of Sanford, Florida, a written this Defendant on September itt, 15Th. statement of any claim or demand (See) NOTICE OP ACTION you may have against the estate of PROPERTY Artht.,r H. lickwitti. Ji'. TO: John Alden Phelps and Jean CAROL MARIE HARRELL, Clerk of the CIrcuit Court Ann Phelps, his wife, 1750 Jackson deceased. By: Cherry Kay Travis Road Carmel, Indiana Each claim must be In writIng and Depu,y Clerk YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an claim, the name and addrsea of ml DED$2 Creditor or his agent or attorney, following property in Seminole and the amount claImed. If tIle IN THE CIRCUIT COURT County, Florida: po claim Is not yet due, the date when It SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Lot 411, SPRING OAKS UNIT 3 wili become due shall be stated. If PROlATE according to the plat thereof as :t DIVISION recorded In PIat Book I?, pages 71, unhiquidated, the nature of the Divisissi uncertainty shall be stated. If the Seminole County, Florida, Together In Re: Estate if claim Is secured. tt. security with Hot Water Heater, Range I shall MELL T. STEVENS. be described. The claimant Oven, Eshaust Fan & H. AC, deiiversuflIClentcopiesofmeclaim Deceased Furnace, Disposal, DIshwasher NOTICEOF the clerk to enable the clerk to I, ADMINISTRATION has been filed against you repmantative. CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS AGAINST ot your written defenses, If any, to it ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL on me plaintiffs attorney, wPose FOREVER BARRED. IN THE ESTATE: l Of Stacklefor, Farrior, Stalungs Winston Patrick Harrell that the administration of the estate Fbi-Ida 33401 on or before corporation could raise JACKSONVILLE BEACH (AP) - A Mike and his brother, lUcky Alan Karras, 11, "Sharks are Mtrsclied by distress," Brown "There have been quite a few shark attache eeteenagerbledtodeathandhjshrother disappeared Sw'slay after they left the motel said. "U one of the boys was out thrashing sooth of here In recent years. As far as the Is missing after sharks attacked while the boys where they were staying with their parents and around In the water, trying not to drown, he may Jacksonville Beach area, there have bees no were swimming In rough surf off this Northeast went to take a swim In the Atlantic Ocean. have been attached then, fatal ones for awe In the past seven years and I Florida coast, authorities say. Mike's body washed ashore Wednesday. "They could swim, bid I don't think they could haven't heard of any before that." The body of Mike Harold Karras Jr., 16, of "There's no way of knowing whether the younger be real good awinuners. Being from Termesapee, Palumbo said the shark wanilugs sometimes Knoxville, Tenn., washed ashore a few miles one w killed by sharks, too, or drowned," they probably were not real familiar with the bring complaints that the shark hooders are sooth of here, and a medical eiamlne said Police Qilef Paul Brown said. Duval Schools Dispute ' lie Jacksonville Beach Medico Says Sharks Killed Teenager _ IN BRIEF NOTICITOCIIDITOIS By making so many changes across such wide ItemIze on their tax returns. Off FLORIDA titlaiw 5k. t.r,,i. i4 .i.i Ia,.,. i LtiOfl. E. Polk. sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: Aug.21. SePt. J 10,17,)Slj PrIy. SØ. 11, 175-4* Ev.ai.g NsraM, Lufurd, PL a theni armed with a rJ — rt ' ' 1* ' DeLores Lash and Councilman Harr)tTerrywerenamedtothe canvassing board for the city's Dec. 7 cIty election. pistol, three autos inside a locked Mayor Sorenson said the _________________________________________________________ George C. Hearn - CALL 834.8776 IeSk robbery charge In connection they walked toward Ms. Collins' Officers said the Items taken voter registration books will tary school In north Seminole funds were allocated must be persons at a south Seminole Apartments. ____________________________________________________ Freddie Rucker, 1713 Bell thIs year are the council seats Coy tops a l of building darted withIn 90 days of apartment complex. the Ave., Sanford, told police he currently held by fAlllan Griffin V&nadoe struggled with projods which have been a date 01 the nt. ________________ Robed Lee Williams Jr., gunman and the second heard a noise in his living room ped by the county school "The money's re to be was arrested by sheriff's assailant was wounded when early today, went to investigate ________________________________________________________________ — board for Implementation applied for," County School detectives an Thursday afternoon the unidentified gun man discharged, deputies and saw should the district receive Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer going out a window with his sidficlent grant money from a told the board. "There's no WY wtsen he was released from said. Florida portable color television. Hospital North, Sheriff's deputies today were funds. to get anything. The last I heard iiaci been treated for a gunshot of a $2,000 tractor equipped $1.5 million the city had applied for grants, with waiting red and black colored construction project In the the county had applied for wound in the stomach, front end loader and a rear auto occupied by a second authorIties said. and the suspects drove away, mower pasture on given No. 1 prIority by School wait and see If we qualify." A second suspect was said. Budget Director John Colbert, The school board also has arrested in the case earlier. Deputy A. C. Price reported who suUed the list to the granted approval for the Lake Mired aaton RosIer, 21, also the tractor is owned by De. Midway, Betty Randall, Sipes Ave., at the _______ to sheriff's Colbert said the new school use band uniforms and musical countyJail In lieu of IIO,000on a !' wouldhelprelleveovercrowded instrunients needed to take an rubbery charge. Sanford police today were equipment was missing from conditions at the elementary educational and cultural tour 01 probing the ttw.ft of two bucket her residence following a Sheriff's detective Ralph seats, instrument warning burglary, ,e'iel In Sanford's Midway Europe this summer. according to sherlfrs Salerno said two men, one of lights and other items from district, which Is the school School officials said the department reports today. ___ • :' 1 , ' ' S THERE'S FINE FOOD • from a • - ' reported * GY , . TENT RESTAURANT . . - not available, - ' any, - ()Ffla, of im- 01 coralruon an elementary -school in southwest Seminole ''fCounty, the million condruction of a middle school In chorus, drill team and majorette squad to experience cultural base from which the While overseas, ad. of a May derailment and derailment provement progranu, reported a loss of $421,000 In Itse first mlnlstrators said, the group plans to give concerts and quarter endIng July 1. demonstrations at several U.S. Company spokesmen at the county's southwest corner, military bases. The tour will be trIbuted the decrease in ,, ) I $3 ' ,, erection of a $1.5 million accompanied wing at Lake Howell l'llgh School, a $500,000 project to repair leaky roofs at various county schools, and the $450,000 renovation of the school - authorities, raised standards is scheduled to be operative by generate Increased Roasted to the Satisfaction profits. Serving A One \ by adult revenue to the temperary chaperones as well as by suspension of the company's Engllsh.speaking music mid-west route in May after a directors and a full-time travel derailment. agent. So far 12? students have , - Inch Cut / $4.95 / INCLUDESOURFAMOUSSALADBAR Offer Good Through Sept. 30 \ \ The Sanford passenger and tratharrng service reported " / / , / I ___ ,";(.. - ) ' - - Ranked behind the first descending order farm " FrkJ.y. Svtembiw, 7, l'V-t/.t.ø, v T1ijiiii Legal Nofic. The Clark of Circuit and County Notice Is filthy gMn ma,, am' NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN t CJfl will receive bids in Room 2I, engaged In busbwN at 3150 Sanford by virtue of that certain WrIt Seminole County Courthouse, Ave.. Sanford, Seminole County, Ezecutlon Issued out of and und' Sanford. Florida, up to 12:00 Florida under the fICtItIOUS name of the seal Of the Circuit Court of Monday, September 27, 1571 for the HYGANE ENTERPRISE$,afldtha$ OrangeCounty, FIOrlda,upona tinal Ford's' Signature I Irstand to register said nme with, iudm.nI r.nskred in the aluresoid llscIr.aic Cask Validating the Clerk of the Circuit Court, court on the 25th day of July, AD. lnwipm.nt Seminole County, Florida in ac 1571, In that certain case entitled, WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford Is stretches of the tax flelde, tills bill Specifications may be Iains a, cordance with the Provisions of the Florida Rock Industries, Ins. expectcd to of ArThur sign the tax bill that continues some by veteran congressional tax experts to be thetheoffice Clerk, Room ie, H. $Ickwtth, ,, FIctltio Name Statutes, To.Wlt: Plaintiff, .y. William 1. Shell, Defendant, wrncti aforesaid Writ of Courthouse, Section MS.O Florida 1557. existing Income tax cots and makes major most sweeping revision In roughly two decades. b0rd. Fla. 3: John I. Knoll. Jr. Ezecutlon was delivered to me as revisions In the nation's tax laws. All lids are to be in a sasled . Publisis: Aug 77, Sipt. 3.10,17, 1514 SherIff of 5.IiIinOIe Coutwy, FlorIda, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, DMasa., and others Congress approved the bill Thursday. velope, plainly marked on the DEC.143 andlhavelevl.d upon the followi,k In Congress were looking forward to mor tax outside (Sealed lid foe Electronic described property owned P Multlb(llIon.dollar general income tax cuts changes next year. Cast Validating Equipment, o IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE William I. Shell, sold proper enacted last year to fight the recession would be Monday, September 37, 1574.) lIds "It Li a step forward, but only a IONTIINTH JUDICIAL CII. being located In Seminole Countj, will be opened 7:00 p.m., Monday, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida, more particular, continued tirough im, worth $160 to a typical Kennedy said. "There Is plenty left for the next Septeibet 27, at 1514, . FLORIDA or as as foIlow: family of four making $15,000 a year. Across-the- Congress and (Democratic presidential there.Iter as possible, In the Clerk's A CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.tII4CA.05. described One 1573 Ford Truck, pick-up, lb board business income tax cuts also would be nominee) Jimmy Cartertodoon tax reform, and NO. F )YYNHIOS7S. extended. ce, Room 213, SemInole County ELMER S. LEVIE MORTGAGE 4511032 red In color Florida Title No. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. I hope that we shall be starting on task Actual award to successful bidder COMPANY, a partnership, not being stored at Altamonte Garage, Some wealthier persons would find a mixture early as possible next will be made as soon as belt bid can Incorporated. iii Longwnod Avenue, Altamon 4 of tax increases and decreases, including hikes Plaintiff, [top M IJk be determined. The Clerk DOra of 01 $1 billion a year under the socafled minimum House Ways and Means Committee, suggested tt'iI right to waive any Irregularities CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, I., andAdditional from the Civil Division avaliabti of informatIon or technicalities in bids (excepi tax on the rich, for example, but cuts of roughly more Is possible In simplifying the tax law. ffi receiviiigmealn., 1211 Nem) --. DIANE R. WILLIAMS, his wifs. lnole County Sheriff's Depart that amount through a sweeping overhaul of gift etinanti "It Is my hope that we can move In a quantum or reject any or eli bids. ment. and estate taxes. NOTICE OP ACTION Seal) leap toward simplification In the next Congress. CHARLES E. WILLIAMS. JR., aand the undeflioned as Sheriff o For the first time, many ArThUr H. Beckwith, Jr., Seminole County, Florida, wIll at housewives could But this bill does simplify the tax returns for the Circuit and County Courts DIANE R. WILLIAMS, his wife. qflfy for tax-deferred pension plans. And a average taxpayer in a very meaningful way." wtos. last known ddrvss Is Ill11:00 A.M. on the 2ltPI day of S'ta County. FIrildi A.D. 1574, offer for sale an$ family's tax bills would be cut by as much as $600 Ullman said, such as By: A. G. Brittany Circle, Casslbcrry, Fla., sell to the highest bldd, for cash condensing tax tables for and whose present address is DePuty del-k a year for parents who must hire a babysitter so subject to any and all existing leins, the basic tax form 1040, unknown Publish: Sept. 17, 1511 they can hold their jobs. A simpler, more YOU ARE NOTIFED that an at the Front (West) Door of thi DEDSO Uliman also pointed to changes involving generous tax-cutting credit would go to action to foreclose a mortgage on Seminolel County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the abovq elderly. Investors would discover their tax standard deductions. Millions of persons 1h following property in Seminole descrIb. personal property. County, Florida: , now go through the tortuous process" of dealing shelters are disappearing. That said sale Is being made t4 Lol Block SUMMERSET cent County Coqmnlsslaney Sid Vthlen Jr., said today he will make a formal motion next Tuesday to create an In-lx)u!e legal depart. ment In Seminole County. Viblen said he will ask for a motion to In. druct Exec. Mst. Roger Nelawender to begin a "pliaseout program" by Oct. 1, "or as soon as possible thereafter" which Includes terminating the services of County Mtr. Tom Freeman and labor attorneys Alley Alley & Blue. Last Tuesday, commissioners discussed hiring an tn-house legal staff but stopped short of the necessary vote which would legally create the new department. Commission Qialnnan Mike Hattaway said dfldal action will come "as soon as one of the board members makes the necessary motion." "I Imagine It (official action) will come on Tuesday," the chainnan said. Hattaway dressed, however, he waan't certain a formal motion would be made. "I'll make a motion Tuesday to begin 10 Bill Awi II' g ax * ' . ' . - • * - Orini.t,aUon building. the tour, officials said, at an to $8-7mlliion from $7.1-million to giving approval, the expected cod of $760 apiece a year earlier. school board specified that plus passport fees. Students are Auto-Train President Eugene Colbert'sprtorltleswould apply working Individually to raise K. Garfield predicted a y to projocts undediken the travel money Lid are being "generally profitable outlook" with and tse the federal grant money helped to find fund-raIsing (or the remaining quart. The would have no bearing on activities by the Lake Howell order In which projects Band Parents' Assoc'Iatlon. _________________________________________________________ Auto-Train executive reported the equipment revltalkzation .'fl'' . I 1 ,'':' ' ' . ', I.i... - ..... I i. , "'? f; - ' 'e,, .,c "' ') -. ' ic lui I,.., , , 1 1.. ' ,. . it*1lt'-C, -' ' ' '' . . ' 'ye- . , 4'/' Ti L' •I' I -*J C* ' . -- ' ',l -. ; 1,.,J.,,!, • :" �I I ~ Evening NsraM, leotard, Fl. EivulsWflenild I've often been asked "What Is the secret of advertising? 14 me eçlain ft Lids way: aei of sii 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 37771 Aretif Code 3053222611. or 531 9993 Frlda, September 17, Around 17 -4A long. WAYNE 0 DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Mmaq,nq Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director ME Wiik. nt; M',ith. $1.lfl; 13 ?4nnihs. $14.20; Year, $211 49. I4 Mail . In ili'rnLi unti aM hi'nie k'Isvt'r. All "tlivr nwit Month. 12.70; 13 Months. $113.20; 12 Minths. $32.40. lI..ni,. lhhti - r3:' W Mexico Takes A The Clock By JOSEPH D. VAN BRACI(LE Big Step President Luis Echeverria Alvarez of Mexico startled his own countrymen as well as bankers and economists everywhere when he dramatically devalued the peso, but the real question Is why did he wait as long as he did to do what he knew had to be done? The Echeverria shock is the kind of bold action that usually marks a new program of an Incoming president. Echeverria is In the twilight of his presidency. And what he set In motion by the deva1uation will dy last long term successors. IL is wmcws to be precise about what devaluation of the peso will do because there are devaluation many variables and historical parallels Which are A #_ SSSae S. Indeed, as recently as last April PortIllo and Mexico's Finance Secretary Mario Ramon Beteta were saying that the peso should not be floated in relation to other currencies or devalued, The dangers of devaluation Include an increase in Mexico's foreign debt, which some consider already is in the low end of the danger zone because it represents about a quarter of the country's foreign earnings. . Ordinarily devaluation also would curb imports and Improve Mexico's Income. Some experts warn, however, that Mexico cannot significantly limit imports because most of them are things that she needs to develop her industries, such as oil drilling rigs and machine tools. Finally, some of the doubters are looking at Echeverria's promise to Increase the pay of the military and retired citizens to make up for the Cheaper peso. When he does, there will be pressure from the private sector to index all wages, which would work against the benfits of devaluation, to We believe these to be fairly low risks compared the benefits that are possible If Echeverria's planworks. There Isno ream why Mexican goods will not be cheaper in other countries, which should Some of Your etpeeeahavebegthtykklthgfn. Uke those from a reader who signs herself only as "A.M.F.": People whodo not work, but wait until the last half TOM TIEDE bunk, making ft nearly knpoulble for ta working folks to get tlth,ge done bitere rL4 tim.. People wlw thrIfln fUIISPW$ is One r.uonldo is 'camelgetcaugldisadowuiiosr abo ut 3:30 when leaving work sine have you ever tried sleeping en those Ihiap? Very pilotall Cigarette .noksrsl They all pitt unoke In our faces and leave tables and chain In public places covered with their fallout. Pot owner who let their iniii rim loose and trash cans and flower pots. And those who walk their pets to other peoples' lawns to do their "thing." Vndlng machines of all kinds. They gobble my colnsendnenr.eemtodiema,thedulredgooiis "These are a few," writes A.M.F.; "there are morebist thisbasdonemenoend goodl" (Do you want to feel good by letting t a little dean? Jot do It to: Peeves, Evening Herald, 300 N. French, Sanford). VV For Indirect u,. Aid I WASHINGTON — Contrary to the bed Image ° Rep. Robert LF. Sikes will be coming back to Congress nest year. The Florida Democrat won his pWyls primary last weak and as usual will have no Republican opposition in the general election. Unless his constituents get religion, and boycott the November polls Unanimously, the aging warlord is guaranteed his 19th legislative term. Hence justice loses again. Wrong triumphs. weakens. It Is not just that Robert Sikes deserves reelection less than anyone In Washington, it Is also the ma in which his victory will come. He Is one of the few congressmen ever to be reprimanded by his pee for official Irregularities, he is widely rs of haviu1arly m.i his office for personal gain, yet there Is no One In his district willing to challenge him on the November ballot, He Is not of course, the only federal lawmaker without ooslUon this fall. By latest count there are 25 Democrats (Including one senator) and six Republicans who have no general election opponents. to this the 150 or more legislators of both parties who have only token opposition and the nation Is faced with the sad fact that about 40 per cent of November's conteds are mere Iy formal exercises. Small wonder reform in Washington remains a thing of a remote future. __ .. '.. - . , I-. - I .i. i3i' *. - ..•. :J A RUSMN ARMS JOHN CUNNIFF Battling, Our Interests --- firebombed and antigovernment dissidents in townships around Cape Town and elsewhere in this racially divided nation Thursday. The looting and arson in (tape Town was. aggravated by a massive power fail ure that plunged much of the Ca pe peni nsula into darkness. ADMISSIONS Ford's Delay 011 NY Aid Cost Bi llions - II Sidney A. Larsen, Deltona Fred Packard, Deltona Patrick McLellan Patricia Meyers Eldon Randall Jr., Deltona Nancy E. Silverman, Deltona ______________ For ,. — "Don't tell me! Lvt me guo.ss! You, name , Jimmy Carter and you're runnilg lot pr.ienf o/ the United Safes!" example, a September 1975 internal new (rum Thasury Undersecretary Edwin Yco to his boss, Wil liam Simon, reported that onJ 101 Amer ican banks held slgnlflcr.t arwiaius of l'iec York Cit1 deli obligations. Bsaed on those figures, T"ort at!LnlstratJgn ott$Irt1 cI'rctL4ed th.i.t a New YvA fxnkruptcy wuuW trot cause is vthag the ratio' tirurtda: wIuLLOf3. list Ro tpj'j subir.iralee tha1t.ne4 the igi'u .u4 demanded ETHNIC POLITICS: The Republican said be saw no Impropriety In the solicItations, found a police "boot" locked to the wheel of Itallan-Ajneijcans, meanwhile, have corn. automobile. Th e legislator, who oversees police pialned that they are being Ignored by operations, was '4asthnhIj, hetold P1 Yand Democratic presidential candidate Jimmy . Carter. He assumed the ticketing Officer had not In a let ter to Carter's New York headquarnoticed his tOCVlisIonal tags. When they ters, officers of the Itafla ; discovered who he was, the police obligingly griped that the DeJnocrat had gone oi4 of his way unlocked the congreaanan' wheels. to meet with several other ethnic group. during Dfgs admitted to us that he had the party's recent convention, but had NithelbY ticketed "t hr ee or four ti bypassed them. mes" but had Ignored There are 25 million Americans wIth blood the tickets because he was 00 "official ties to Italy, the letter dates, and many "have business." Our Sources say Diggs has been severe pr oblems with housing, educational written up far more times than that. Opportunity, jot s and promotional opportunity." FTC You might say that former But Carter, the Italian-Americans charged, Federal CONF1.ICT: Trade CornmIssj1, public relations seems to lack an "understanding of the problems Art Amolsch likes to have his Cake and eat 11100. and Issues of ethnics." After FTC, nies Amolsch ,.war set up to* Within a day after we inquired about the consultin leaving theco WtJ) letter at Carter headquarters, the Italian, avoid pr g firm for thmpa Americans received word that the presidential mission."oblems with t Federal Trade Corn. Soon afterward, he accepted an offer ca ndi da te would be happy to meet with them In to become a port-tj cng the FTC's New York. Bureau of Consumer eion STRETCHED "BOOTS:" Rep. Charles The FtC job was however, when the scuttled, Diggs, D.-Mich., who heads the HOU" District of look at the promotional Columbia Committee, habitually lays down the law to city of ficials. But he hasn't hesitated to maWng Arno1sc.'i sent out for his now firm. Amdacb told . that "i don't think it's a bend the law to his own purposes. conjlict of interest al1bougi! can a',e how It Diggs iei an official roception tad year and wuuli took that way." I , (Carrie) Ralnes, a girl DISCHARGES 9-1 e 9212 'i'Ui fltZ__L_aL. fl._•_a fl_ Casseibrry Winter Springs Forest City Altamogte Springs R Ui H TUE CH 834 9717 Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 57 3161 Deltona _________________ ______________ Lymu High School PISA Open Boise Visitation school auditorium, 7:30 pm. Parents follow students' schedules and meet teachers, refr&miemds to follow. WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER23 State Legislative CiUdete Form, 7:30 p.m., First Federal Savings and Lean Friendship Room, Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Sponsored by Orange County Bar Aaui. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 SISTER, Inc., noon, Holiday j 1iL!na 8 r EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, WEATHER Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of Home, 411 C it I _ ___ __ __ With - ' __ - - 1 i low 65. Partly cloudy through Friday with highs in the mid to upper S0s lows In the Us. Variable winds at l0m.p.b. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beacn: high 3:16 a.m., 3:52 p.m., low 9:22 a.m., 10:12 P.M. Port Canaveral: high 2:53 a.m., 3:49 p.m., low 9:21 a.m., high 9:21 p.m. Bayport: high 8:54 a.m., 11:24 p.m., low 3:?? a.m., 4:36 Just al d 4 $ 240 ). .Ii Call . _________ , a t;., vwr- It a wni0 On I% it Today The HERALD ': . 7 It Month ' I 11 Thursday's high 90, today's p.m. : 4Ay3J__ __ ; " It HERALD 1. L9 It 0 ________________ Ft.. : ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. - COOLER 5349212 noon, Qvlc Center. Bag lunch gr anL Ui W Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETT foflowed by AREA DEATHS Nancy W. Mosley Evelyn W. M ills Louise A. Page Kathryn A. Seughas Ned Shoem aker Edna D. Stumpf Sophia Karas, Maitland . w.aoeui r.ggieswn, urange City Marvin D. Riggs, Osteen HARRIETDEAS JEAN SRYANT TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER21 Batting For Carter Team Laverne D. Gauntt i, MONDAY, SEPTI3IRER30 Taskawilla MIMe School PTA, 7 p.m., election of officers; 7:30 p.m. open house. Parents bring students' schedules to follow. Golmisboro Ekmmatary, PTA, 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. Open house will follow. Askew, Shevin , Conner Lamarr D. McCiary -..'- String Quartet concert sponsored by Projects OASIS 2 p.m., St. Richard's Episcopal Church, Lake Howell Road, Tanglewood. THE EVENING HE RALD GOING EACH DAY it :WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME." ' 4WC DFIUILCY .- % 4 on SR 40 Spectators free. a Chloe V. Butts William A. Cowan rgone s. cai MJd'Pl.er'.ds Singles cookout, Family Campground, 46 1:30 p.m. An lodged butse skew sponsored by Dusty Boots HId ng Aam.,1oam,WncosaleaAs,4 miles west of . CARTER - • Billy Joe Sanford: George W. Arnold W illiam W. Barnett -- - _____ Fraternity, 5:30 p.nm., Kahler Plaza Inn, Orlando. TALLAHASSEE wI — swings at President Ford's reHe said that Carter cam paign Atty. Gen. Ro bert Shevin election pitches. workers In Atlanta called says he, Gov. Reubin Askew "I have been asked to cifi- Wednesday night #nd asked and Agriculture Commissioner daily respond from time to Shevin to respond to Fords ' King was shot and killed on Doyle Conner are the political time to comments by the presi- commen on housing in a the balcony of the Lorraine Mo- equivalent of base ball's desig- dent or Cabinet officers who' speech ts at the University of tel. James Earl Ray pleaded nated hitters. come Into Florida," Shevin Michigan. guilty to the crime and curThey are designated cam- said. rently Is serving a 99-year pris- paigners for Democratic presiIn his first appearance at the Ford said he will ask Conon term. dentlal nominee Jimmy Carter, plate Th ursday, Shevin ripped gress to reduce by up to 50 per The second piece of informs- Shevin explained Th ursday. Ford's record on housing, em cent the down payments re(Ion described by Lane and He said the three state offI- ployment and health issues. qulred on homes financed by involves the transfer of dais will go to bat for Carter's "I'm not sure that we can af- the Federal Ho using Admi. two black firemen assigned to a campaign team, taking their ford any more of the Ford tratlon. He said he will Imple. economy It costs too much," ment a sliding scale for monthShevin said. ly mortgage payments, so home Average housing costs have buyers would pay less at first. doubled since 1970, new ho using starts are 45 per cent short of "I think the concept of those e national go th al and rt mo gage proposals is sound," Shevin MR& LULA MAE SCOTT Mrs. Mamle Kubas, McColl rates ha ve climbed under the said. "All I'm saying is it's S.C.; 24 grandchildren; Mrs. Lula Mae Scott, 86, of great-grandchildren and two Republican administrations of about (line some of those were th e last eight years, Shevin in action rather than In cam. 124 Garrison, Dr., Sanford, died great-great-grandchfldren, paign rhetoric." Th ursday at Seminole Gramkow Funeral Home Is in said Mpennr4n1 Iln.niIiil P,,... . ,,,f,..,_..,,..........a.. -4V'$I rn ia1i5cIIiCfl. 'Y" CIlO, S.C., she came to Sanford in 1958 from McColl, S.C. She Funeral Notice attended Central Baptist ________________________ Church. SCOTT, MRS. LULA MAE She Is survived by four Funeral iecViCIS for Mrs Lula Mae Scott, $6. of 121 Garrison daughters, Mrs. Ines Sessions Drive, Sanford. who died of Sanford, Mrs. Gertrude Thursday at Seminole Memorial Smith, Charlotte, N.C., Mrs. ) qu . at 10 a m., Alma Butler, of Laurinburg, S.Sturday, at Graml,ow Funeral a Home Chapel with Rev. Bill W. N.C. and Mrs. Mary Lou Scott, Cottman officiating. Burial in Columbia, S.C.; son, John Cakiawn Cemetery. Gramkow in 11 Scott, Lancaster, Pa.; sister, oarge. '' BIRTHS Sa nford: ii - National Committee has taken a leaf train Richard Nixon's 1P72 caxnpalWl notebook and dispatched fund-rising letters to SpanishAmerican federal employes and contractors. In a dear "a.n1goa" Letter, the chairman of the Republican Hispanic Assembly, Ben Fernancz, urged attendance at a testimonial dinner for Sp b,mcrlcana in the Ford administration. Fernandez asked for a minimum contribution of $30. The message was clear to Spanish-American federal employes and contract ors: If they want to protect their Jobs, they had better cough up. A spokesman for the GOP Hispanic Assembl y DeBary Edith Cleaver, DeBary Trevor N. Burnor, Deltona j.. r'i..L_. t ,'._i._.. .WI1V b. UVUULUU, L?VIWflO Leroy Hickson Lamarr McClary CA a new survey. The poll first revealed that 545 banks act ually held significant amounts of New Yo rk notes. Further checking showed that a total of 964 bunks would be left holding the bag If New York went under. The Treasury had underestimated the Impact of a New York (117 default on American banks by SO per cent. A default, the study concludes, co uld have caused an economic disaster fcr the Cat IGIL Fort unately, Ford changed his mind. But not betuce it cost other urban borrowers mo re than a billion do llars. Gussle 0. Ryals Patricia 1. Sprague Anna Thorpe Leltie A. Bensenhaver, Mrs. I' - Len Rouse Chloe Y. Butts Thomas Chariker Candace A. Checefsk . Johnny L Cummings Mildred L. Doughy T...........,i_... r'__..__.. l?*i..qu.cWI UQUU3Ofl Yl~msrieiir WASHINGTON — President Ford made a tAUion.dollar mnhlt-ake when he delayed federal aid to New Yost City last year. Ford first denied all aid to the financially strapped city. Later he did an about-Lace and allowed the federal government to guarantee the city's debts. But In the Interim, the uncertainty caused by New York's shaky financial position drove Interest rates up for other cities. The higher interait cost cities like Boston, Philadelphia and Detroit a whopping total of $1.4 billion. These are the findings of the House Monetary Affairs subcommittee, chaired by Rep. Ben Rosenthal. 0.-N.Y. The subcommittee repo rt Also charges that the Ford adinidratbon grossly rniscalculajthe nationwide effects of a New York City default. Martha Redley Mary N. Revels Sanford Julius William Allen Kathleen Britton __ Sanford Wisee's Rq.a& øub, 11 a.m., home of Gloria Eagieton, 31 & Shell Road, DeBary. MId.FIsrIds Singles dance at Rainbow Ranch, 9p.m. SUNDAY,SEpTEM37jj Orlaad. AIisil Cb! of Kappa Alpha- Psi turned home where he heard the news of King's death on radio, HOSPITAL NOTES - JACK ANDERSON At 4 p.m. that afternoon Redditt was ordered by Memphis Fire and Police Director Frank C. HOIIOInan to go home cause a threat had been made against his life. Reddltt re- rioted SEP EMBER 1$ begimming at 9:30 a.m. Open to the public. ." JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Police here and in Cape Town kept a tense Vigil over black and mixed-race townships today, watching for new flare-ups of violence in conjunction with the two-day visit of Secretary of Sta te Henry A. Kissinger. A Johannesburg department store was - Spending FORD talks with South African Prime Minister John Vorster. The substance of the talks between the U.S. secretary and the head of the Imjesi wing of the militant African National Council was not Immediately known, But It may have been th e beginning of a Kissinger mediation between the black nationalists and the white premacist government of Rhodesia. There was a possibility th at Kissinger would meet with Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith in South Africa this weekend. _ Aunuel 4.0 Or.ie Cool" Deity Now, Coa*y _ -- -- t Congr CongressIn ss 1941 from the start farms and production lines humming. Not all: panhandle of Florida. The war was on, and be of the drop in tourism has been the aftermath of a NEW YORK (AP) — In the view of William for his earlier remarks. InstItutIoiaI activity — was swift enough to realize benefit from It for boycott. Many tourists had been priced out of himself and his district. He hopped aboard the Batten, chairman of the New York Stock Es- that Is, the ownership and trading of shares by To make a primary system effective there Mexico's resorts. They should be returning If the military bandwagon and turned It in the direc- change, Americans of late seem to spend a good pension funds, banks, Insurance companies, would need to be consistently much wider press deal of time battling their own Interests. Hon of his 5I4IPOthm dollar will buy much more. college endowments and others — Is growing. and television coverage of a range of offices. I Batten's concern, deep but unemotional was But while his people have prospered, Rep. directed to the position taken by many people thOn any given day the majority of activity on think, for example, that it Is In the public InConfi dence of the U.S. financiers gives e exchange Is by Institutions rather than in. lerest, and therefore in the Interest of the press S&es has grown rich. According to public thattheco Echeverria a big boost. His first step Is behind him. Hon btheenemyefof dividudals, and the exchange Is disturbed. it and IV, that governors and other officials of records he has as used his federal and military special interests, ant! that It The long journey for Mexico begins. beg must be so con- wants both but It feels It has little control over medium and small states doing outstandingly for various personal advantages. He strained that Its productivity Is sapped. the situation. good or notoriously poor Jobs he well advertised has been a major stockholder In a U.S. naval "Too much of the time we seem to be Institutional growth, Batten feels Is throughout the nation. base bank which he helped establish; he has held developing to a greater degree an adversary "Inevitable," because pension i ' s Tragedy. India InThis publicity Is desirable not only on the off substantial holdings In Fairchild Industries relationship between the people and business," swance capital and bank deposits — some of (while voting for $170 million worth of federal he said. But in his opinion It Isn' ci ce that one of these men and women might t a matter of two which become stock investments — Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the prime mlni4er finances for the military contractor); and camps but India, some day rim for the presidency. More imbut one. In such a battle there no timing to grow, naturally and understandably. despite the rules of the House, he has sponsored winning, he said. proposed a massive rewriunj at the Man this coverage Is needed because the Direct Individual ownership Of dock' leglIlit1on to enhance the value of land In which fedively remove all constitutional and judicial checks upon however, successes and failures hi one date have Ito- 4 ) Neither Batten nor anyone else Is likely to has fallen during the 1970s from nearly 31 power. he has had a financial Interest, million portant lessons for the citizens of other dates. claim he doesi't have a special Interest because, to just over 25 million, producing problems . It It Is sad to see the British tradition of constitutional Weognize rec the Importance of distant countries was for these reasons Sikes was as head of the world's !argest exchange be liquidity — smoc*lmess of trading — reprimanded by his colleagues recently. It government wither and the on the India subcontinent, because In our foreignImportance news. We too was a world's supervises trading in the shares of many of the orders come In large blocks rather than ran- forgetcoverage the evenofgreater of often local l'trouaji western eyes, India's economic and social mild rebuke; congressmen dislike punishing largest corporations. domly and in small units their own, for who knows whose turn Is next? problems appear nearly Insurmountable. But, In the 29 years But Batten the citizen has a point. "A very Morever, It suggests at least to some degree experiments In neighboring state capitals. Still, Sikes is disgraced. since Independence, the country has clearly me& pilow Important part of the population has a direct the alienation about which Batten speaks. It Likewise, throughout nation there are war the democratic system. It And yet back home he remains unbeatable. Interest In the health and viability of business," removes the Individual from a sense of parsizable numbers of men and women, other than populous democracy and the Wading coimterbulance am He rolled over a primary challenger with 75 per he said. How many? Al least 115 million ticipatlon In the economic process and perhaps governors and members of Congress, doing It of the vote. And In November he will appear Americans, he lea developed nations to the totalitarianism of Communist stated. remarkable administrative Job. In education, encourages the feeling of being a mere pawn. alone on the ballot. This says far Less about Sikes But aren't there only 25 million shareholders? science, Industry and agriculture. Viewing th is as unhe alth y, Batt en and his aff st than it does about those who defer to Sikes. True, but rough membershi Now Gandhi Ii jettlsoning the constitution. The Intent Ii to p In pension plans, produce the 115 million figure. Never mind his ethics, his misuse of power, his ownership th There Is mm reason, except custom, why a Perpetuate b self InOfflceandtoprotectberseu from criticism of insurance policies, enrollment In '"'"I Ju breaking of legislative rules; as long as he can colleges and the like, the exchange says th and opposition. The process could end hi the destruction of UWLU amames must come from ere . keep the money flowing from Washington to are 115 million In ct the Congress or democracy have been governor of a state, dire Investors. Pensacola, the people are blind. There have been economic Improvements which though one would think from our recent history "Anything that adversely and imfalrly affects that It was a rule engraved In stone. government has attributed to the new discipline. U so, they ha ve And so it Is in many other congressional business also affects all these people," he said. districts. The legislature Is crammed with the Their pensions, I been dearly bought. The trains may run on time, as they did In If one considers the administrative responnsurance cods, tuitions, taxes, corrupt, the Incom petent and the arrogant, yet 90 profltsharing, stock fascist Italy, but that does not justify dictatorship, sibilities, difficult decisions and personnel purchase plans. per cent of those who stand for reelection this Problems faced by the presidents of our great Is this appreciated? "No," he rep "There year will be reelected, beca use that's the way the Is the feeling that people can benefliited. universities, the executive chiefs of our major at the expeople choose It. companies, and by the heads of our leading Penn of business and busin ess at the expense of It's chilling. The noise you hear Is the restless the people." scientific organizations, It is clear that numbers bodies In the graves of the founders. of these men have developed the expertise and Batten's am about tilaw motivation BERRY'S WORLD judgment required for the White House. _ closed, _ Police ------------Maintain %i'inII under the present system a candidate becomes "known" and acceptable If he shows i well through an 91-out effort In two or three early primary dates. 'Through those early wins 'nbtMtiv1 In a he has a hefty hood toward the _____ sort of bandwagon effect This nomination through mmomentumseems an extremely poor manner in which to select candidates for the prIIy, 5ATURDAV,5EPT!MBgJIII AA Sanford Wise.'. Greep, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. ____ LUSAKA, Zambia (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, on a diplomatic shuttle for racial peace in southern Africa, met with black Rhodesian leader Joshua Nkomo today before flying on to Pretoria for D 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. On Government _ _____ ___ arasi b An I p.m., St. EPISCOPal (iwdL AA, closed, I p.m., Rolling Hills Morav1an QI SR 434. How They Stand ______ Kissinger Flies To Pretoria • P'WAY _____ Vietnam likely will become eligible for assistance from several International aid programs to which the United States contributes heavily. The amount of such assistance Is unknown, but it clearly could be many millions of dollars. . Maxine Smith, vxec.ye sec retary of the Memphis NAACP, said both Incidents had been "general knowledge" since shortly after King's death, However, the said she felt federal author ities had "glossed over" these incidents In their /0' FMflAR vrp AI v- winning screenwriter Abby by ______ '" Del. Water Fauidroy, D-D.C, confirmed that Lane and Mann ___ were the source of the "new" __ hifonnafton, and a member of the Black Congressional CaUcus who declined to be i Identified acknowledged that this same information was _" II instrumental in Borise leadership to back the resolution creating a new, "Jist about a year ago we hit the botomof committee toinvestlgaie lung's "I favor balanced budgets over the death and that of President our word recession In 40 years. Many In business cycle. U the economy Is managed Congress and elsewhere were urging that we John F. Kennedy. progressively, we can attain a balanced The House i sC!Il panic buttor. . . From the beginning, budget with full employment.. - Put ting take up the resolution today and I forced the Congress to a bandon or to people to work would enlarge the amount of supporters claIm they have srely cut back reckless federal spending taxes the government collects and reduce enough votes for passage. programs. I vetoed 49 bills sent to me by the what It spends to fight unemployment" Rep. Thomas N. Downing D. Congress and 42 of those vetoes have been —Interview wfthCarter, Va., was quoted Wednesday as sustained, saving the American taxpayer $13 U.S. News& saying that It was a by billiOn." World Report, Black Ca ucus members e$4446 cause of "new Informa tion" "To control Inflation, Carter recoin—S di to the they say they have received mends: EconomicCiubof which persuaded the powerful "The federal government should be Rules Committee to clear the committed to zero-base budgeting by all resolution for floor action, agencies. Each program , other than income support programs such as Social Security, Although this Information has should be required to justify both their conbeen In the public domain since "I am very Interested In reducing the tinned existence and their level of funding. 1906, II appeared that at least "We must commit ourselves to a greater some of It had never been in. expenditures of the federal government, and If the Congress would go along with my reliance upon long-range planning and longvestigated by the FBI. budget for 1977, we would cut roughly $28 term budgets. . - Spending can be controlled if As described by Lane and billion out of the projected federal budget for the planning system builds In more lead Mann In separate telephone In- that fiscal year. . time." terviews Th ursday, the Infor—Presentation to Democratic matlon Involves a black Mem—Ford press conference Platform Committee nhls nolice seraeant namM 5L L..1A - -. o-io Ward E.ReddHWhOWSIn charge of security for King on April , which takes Up the issue next week. As a member of the two Institutions, WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Having once had a hand hi the process by which delegates are chosen for a national party convudlon from one date, and having followed the results tlwongh to the_ ,I am personally convinced there 11 Is better way to select _dsr'tlal candidates..• lam now sold on a hindIng national primary for each petty with a runoff of the top vote getters should no candidate draw more than 40 per cad of the total party vote nationwide. There would be no party crossovers allowet' And each voter would cast his ballot directly for the man of Ms choice. That Is, there would be no, delegates. The winner ina date would not get all that date's votes; rather each vote cast would be Individually in the national WA Some argue Lids system would work to the disadvantage of unknown. Maybe so. But I submit that for the office of President of the United States It Is essential that a man have sufficient experience and background to make him a known quantity before he campaigns for Party nomination. -. 0, was presented last marlM keep the Veitnamese out of the World Bank, • pod, Wllomen was a 25'ycarveteran of the FBI, including a dint as an Inspector In the of. flee of then-FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. Hoover's personal Involvement In the FBI campaIi to discredit King has been documented by the Senate inteiiig cc'nnüttee. InvestlpUon OfKI'smitde.. ______________________________________________ to King's widow and to manben of the Congressional Black Caucus by Academy Award said 7bruWay they probably will be unable to Primary Needed fire station located directly across from the Lorrthw. Lane Implied that Holloman had a uthority over the fire do. partment as well as the police partment and therefore could de have been reaponsible for both pemsormel switches, Before taking the Memphis ThonatIon, fiMafrejij WASHINGTON (AP) — Communist Vietnam may soon qualify for Indirect financial aid from the United States and other developed nations by joining the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Hanoi already has won membership jfl IMF over U.S. opposition, and U.S. officials National -'now F1LJ.J Vietnam May Qualify of May Open King Killing Probe WASHINGTON (AP) — The infururetlon that seems about to launch a congressional Inquiry Into the murder of Martin Latheir King incl udes allegations Involving the removal Of a black policeman and two fire. men from their posts In Manphis sho rt ly before King's INOMEF - RAY CROMLEY Rep. Sikes' Victory- Data 1Ak*%01 r-% horthebeneihUadnt hinpMthe i - not always a gide. We have to, to keep ow nerve e,i1qg5 hidden. To keep our hopes, and nee ds, end hongtçs, our fears and prides and prejudices, our lrratlo,talftle, and our cry-buttons from hanging out for everyone to stare at. Or step on. We wear these shells to work, to lunch, to tneetlnp, and to church. We always keep them handy for when friends drop In. And adjust them for WHICH friends drop In. It's lids shell, whether It be bidtondown, Edwarilan, or denim, that confines a lot of us in advertising. If we're not careful, we find ourselves writing to the maeq.jjn, Instead of to the man I nside, which alien makes our ad cute but not convincing, beautiful but not believable, "swinging" but without substance. ShelMalk forgets that inside each of ta, no matter how old or young we are, is person who Is worried about his money, Ms age, his looks, his iin txniiy, and whether is people like him. Or hate him. Or worse, simply Ignore him. The secret of advertising, then, Is to crack the shell, to talk to the man inside the man. Simple It Is, but easy ft isnt It takes an uncommon understanding of people, great sensitivity and skill, and the dl.dpllne to use them every single time. But It meats the difference between an ad someone sklpe over and an ad someone reads all the way to the and. ___ Friday, lepl. 17, 76-4A 111111111111, Way 5 : it 41 — 11 W iw -r -1 a 1, .: $ 4C c,'' 0D , . ~V ~! ., ~~'t . - 4- .-, • '''l .'. ' i.". .. ' ' i - . ... .'._. -------- . - ,, ,, , ., ~L jI I 1/ c_i , ''tJ)( : ' ., - . .: I' ' . .•. . - .: : ' t ,., J -- .i r ,:a, ..............:................... . 11 ~",-k,~I,i%,`, -1t " ~1, ,.A~) .,.,~ 'V~`~- a ,-.' .;'. - 322=2611 "'0 _-!*,~ 'I .,I % 1~~~-. * ,~j ~" I '. - 1. Eventng `* ayHenm - 4 i - ,....•' . I!...!. �- - t Gafl ll arge - . S I H omer Phi Over M MMEWMD Slices e a,II T 4 ls NATIONAL last W the seventh on a two-run single Pinch-hitter Ed Kirkpatrick beating Los Angeles with a by Bob Boone, came up flied out before Stennelt dou- en-hitter. The victory reduced vvsiere there a a Willie, without a hit in 19 at- bled into field for tiv Cincinnati's "manic" numbe' s a way for the Pittsburgh bats. winning run. to four. Any combination of four rd Duffy Dyer started the P1Reds 1, Dodgers 2 Cincinnati victories or Los he was hit by Angeles give ReedtchtZow . - . -. V i . - - - - -, I -~*r..-,-,,~%' . -;,k __ I , _'.. A, - ",:4, If' A . ,;u r , r- --Ot_'. his last . - ; . - ,,~-, -, i. . - ;: , h i. .i mm- i -. . . •. . . ! " Four junior varsity team CAM away amift nursdoy night n on runs of 30, 50 and 45 yards, He bad two Gibler . BYTIMGRAYSON ....,. - _*~# L_ I AAWAW. - . 1-1 and rnil'dng we Sesninole ,, wi. - - - C91 -, . - .. W - - .' - - Way A Colonlalfumble early in the S"nlwk'a Ed fourth quarter preceded a 74- s Hudson picked up a fumble and ran it In from I ; yard handoiff to fullback Brad 4 ! 1 3 on the ensuing - ml . 0 for the .. I. sim, 1111 '''. .6 . . I A % A.iat . Joe0lIs Proeed It's a little early in the high school football season for big be av'ilable for the Semi noles. His speed could make a SemimIs and DeIAW for the Class AAAA. District 6 cham. in UN offelm. Although Florida State fr.v ill plonshipthis fall, beings its football teamtoSanford ti1gM for an looks to Danny Flint, Kenny Lee and Ricky Maim for 8 p.m. game which Is certain to have a major bearing en the theSeminole interior offensive blocki Also toinight. Lyman entertains Metro Ctinference foe Boone, Bishop Moore is at Lake Howell and Oviedo travels to New Smyrna Beach. Trinity Prep faces Jacbmville EplscoW Saturday, and wiH be without three-Year darter Brent Matthews, who injured a thigh last week. Chain Muller and Norbert Seals carry the of. lensive load. ng. Oviedo likewise looks to guards Don Jacobill and j&ck PrOcell for the offend" impetus off the line. libe Uona have no lineup C111111111 s threats are with Henry Finney an (frjc Conley running the ball and Mike Cox passing to Rick Evans Mind Rick Work. Lake Howell has 8 major ChAI18O with Junior Joey Clark sta ting MCI In 'rttcd, ry osey ear In the wee "Mat's who we Play, am familiar role of a favorite here which fell 24-fl to the HurriSaturday night when ft opens its canes a year ago, experience Lyman needs a i IM football season against could be a telling factor. BowFlorida State. one of only two den Is relying heavily on four GUchrist in the backfield with qurWback John Litton. Tim Raines received final clearancle and win freshmen wide Second-year Coach Cart Set- Kurt Unglab and Jackie Flowmet, unused to such a role in a ers, fullback Mark Lyles and fq 24 campaign last season, says quarterback Jimmy S1 he's doei't slgnIfIMiami, trying to break an 01 cance in being favored, eight-game losing streak to are among key line per- Laà J they have so much talent we can't as3ujje anything." Seminole will have Alvin Sweet, Jeff Anderson and Donnell week's a 4 nat*' quaderil,coaaCurtis Pritchard '"'p win ing ' defeat Ri'ck Herb Felder give e Greyhounds some up-front Wyman Jackson and Ben Ansley carrying the bol.1 and Bob Burkhart passing to Danny - - 411 -! . . put any We have to play good f& Florida State in the Orange vored or underdog,' he said. Bowl, Is built offensively "We're going to have to play around running back Ottis An. ; J well to win." derson and defensively around Bobby Bowden, who made his tackle Eddie Edwards. debut as Florida State's boss s a Ii alinan last >-' last week with a 21-12 loss at derson ran through Florida - - Jose and I -. 7:30 p.m. Q Thee are ...i... new playas with the $3 dally doubles and this season - Adon, Arco, perfedas. I 00 -, .." . - , -) ~ Memphis State, SAW he'd much State 12 times for 77 yards and I rather catch the Hurricanes caught four passes for 44 yards and a touchdown. I P4 Ida In the year, k ' I . . - . . .%. Bruiuleiff -, "' ." .. I - . L'" :'- -- - - , Se --1- Key last week. The The SEC, which Georgia visits tlix a 2-4-I ,,k giej Clemson In a regionally tele- nonconference opposition M vised battle and Georgia Tech week, jam a fuli &late of out. ar"I set Victory over Alabama, an perennial Southeastern Conference power. 154 - gr Atli; '% W&M State, Tui&ne at No. 20 ()Is 1 . EIASIIA OUD ~ St. Louis at Montreal, 2 Pittsburgh at New York Los Angeles of Allont San Francisco at Cincinnati , but he is not yet S/ows By 71e Associated 70 76 Milwkee worked out for the best." . Ford won a starting outfield 'rets P (2-1) 4710; T (7.1-5) S4.20. 31.60. FOURTH - I. My Rules (4) 4.40 1.40 2.10 2. COfl' Allison W 7.49 at Phila. 6,20; 3. Bellamy Gill (3) 3 60; a (4,S) Sam,, at New York Giants 31.31. FIFTH Houston of Buttalo at Tampa Bay CIQVOIAW at Pittsburgh Atlanta of Detroit Cincinnati at Siltimor. San Diego Cm. 9; W.Davs. SD. 9. HOME RUNS-Schm!lt, Phi, 35; KingmaLn. NY, 34; Monday, Ciii, 30; G.Foster, Cm, 29; Mor- 1. NO Frills (1) 22.10 I0IO;T (1.3-7) 2515.10; 39.4). SIXTH -1. White Cioun (2) 730 3.80 3.40 2. (119) Conway Flmy 131 2.40 2.60 and Penrose whynot (7) 2103.20; 0(23)140 and (27) 14.00; 74.40 and (2-7-1) 113.60; 17.68. SEVENTH 10.10 340 4.40; 2. Hand Off (3) 3.40 3.00 11. L's Love of Emma to) k2o a Dog Racing Decisions)- - 5.60; 3. Royal Dancer (?) 3.00; Q II. Dallas at New OrI' Loe Angel" at Minnesota Now York jots at Denver Chicago at Sin Francisco Flit S Blaze B2.jackpot Joe; 3. Thousand; 4, Swite Brardy; S. Robe" West; 6. Dasher; 7. ptm Jivin; 4. Mike's Hawk. SEND -1 Trusting; 2 Bob F ash ion ; 3. Traceys Touchk.' I 1mm Friend; S. My Odyetta; 6.0w' HOPI; Y. Made Printer; 1. Cracking Ch ick. 0 - 1 Luc k Can, 133. .722. 2.53 479 20 63 82 .434 261/, West Koosman. 1114, 2.76 Candelarls, .114, 3.13 Norms , Cin. l2rS. .706, 2.68. STRIX EOUTS-Seaver NY 7i Kl man. NY, 4. usco. SF, 1". P.Nlekro, All. 155. NY, 20 'I;(' SI ói sn 79 61 .311 4½ YS 74 .503 10 61 OO Kan city Oakland 1. Raggedy Rosa (2) TON::TR , 61 71 .462 Even If he is through, how- Minnesota California ever, the 39-year-old third base- Texas A All, IS?; Garvey, LA. ISO; Griffey, Cm, 174; Watson, Mtn, 1?2; Buckner. LA. 07. DOUBLES-G.M&ddox, Phi, 36; Madlock, Chi, 35; Rate, Cm, 35 Johnstone. P111. ; Simmons, SfL, 33. TRIPLES-D.Cash, Phi, 11; Mi. en PITCHING (11 - NFL MIamISunday's Games :tN, Oakland at Kansas City, N " Ss .618 80 AS .SS2 91/2 7i n . ore sith the Baltimore Orioles may be over at the clos of the De troit ready to end his baseball career. sl 1 Lopes, LA, 33; Brock. SIL, 37; Pct. w THIRD Pro Football AMER lCA LEAGUE ? York BALTIMORE (AP)-Brooks Ne 811* 1 more Robinson's long, illustrious ten- Cleveland ea I L4 s Parting i _ Los Angeles at Atlanta, (n) San Diego a50:; n) Sunday' O r ioles - The Oakland A's had a notion berth with Minnesota in AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING Thursday's Results ; . sim 29 00 P . () 45.70; T (1-3-5)12000. NINTH - 1. Wright Colsoll (7) 7) 5140 P (7 3) 39330 T (13$) 833.40 3. June Alice ($1 2.20; 0 (3 41 29.20; P(13) )05.90;T(43I 160.10;3137. (MO at baft)- Tasket. S. Rudy's Dove; .335; G.Bi'att, KC, : 7. Ed's Moon Oust; • 3.20. 3. Jungle Jet (Ia) 35 0 (34) ,, .316. RUNS-LeFlor,, 00, 93; R.Whlte. NY, 93; Rivers. NY. ' 1975 GOVERNOR'S is is aW very Vt tle 311Ccess. The Dun. meets former lit!i holder, Aside ClUllenges by UW Notth few pye him any dwrice. Perez hall W but four times d4t w4% A One round KO Over dMI remember bim from those in his last 27 fights and Elisha Obed Tuesday night at American champ, Tony Gard. every Obed domiluted the bilitt , Igkv4j01yp Larty araW,rr. dNA so OW might be coming we ofthou defetto were highly the Orlando Sports Stadium. ner and the African tide holder, frwn Ik start., Dmp*g Us it peret W,2re to baI Obej, it in 0,ii,acolffldenl. Controversial. - Keating said,"They haven't Bowl, but still don't know how - ' • Ili ;I suit filed Wednesda , to the $25.000 injunction - "' / - - -. "The city holds these factitime any .. . ,.".., " I , '. i V IC TOR ''. .'.*' l"EliEZ . , j Orioles, 'i / 11 '"s - I0 0 city has a public facil- held open to the public, you can't charge one rate for one event and another rate tor an- Robbi e wants a new stacliwn I)an- UttueI Wag ageri ering ng Post time '7, p. m. i 12 ower charged games nightly except Sunday. Mat nees 12 n Monday,Thursday n- I. . IT., IT 19 V,i R 7 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON HWY.17-92 FERN PARK-CASSELBERRY -MINUTES FROM 1-4 'r . ... I Plenty of free parking on both Sides of Fernwood I. I A - - i . ii A , UJ, I LADIES ADMITTED FREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT .11 ll .1 -40 Ad m ission fl.+ (U n d er adI m •ittedI) t%For Reserva -,.r"a they began in 1966. The old parking facilities. 'nie Indians haven't finished leme expired ILst nursday and "The Dolphins don't want any as high as siecond place since the city has a.3ked fur a rate special edge," said Paul. "All I. 1959, and they haven't finished between 15 anti 17.7 per cent, or they %vant is the Orange Bowl third since 1968. roughly $75,000 a game, in- rented to then) on the same i Thrill to the skills of world-famous players from Mexico and S ain as they compete in the world'i fastest and most dangerous game. Witness breathless action as t9e ball achieves speeds of 150 niph or more. Luxurious accommodations th theatre-style sea and telewager girls to take your wagers -pay your winnings. 0 (3)j 0:.1,11,:V llt~%%l J11d its lillljtv~l • • ,.- ing $22,222 a gaini. about 35 w ould tic Mm to the 39)ear-old ') ' 47 i The Dulphiru have been pay- and has Lulked at a lease which per cent of -jtV -ILCL'.;A j. : 1!",t.' _." S it) Ingsalary - "butnotanampu- pliinsoutofthestadiuinwithout openerwiththeNewYorkJets. seph H. Grassie said, "Mr. tiun" - but he has also m- a lease. Paul said 10,000 tickets for the Robbie and everyone else be- ,# led seven games behuid the .1 - \ SEMINOLE tax of 15 to 17.7 per cent. • .1'shed as toe Indians are bur .-. ORLANDO ~V,%cated that he feels his rnanBut he said no decision has game had been sold. along with lieve that ,I new Stadium would kerial showing merits a raise been made on rental fees and 45,000 season tickets. ru)t pay for itself. Ttk,real pubin that part o( his wage. the Dolphins will post a $45,000 The legal hassle stems Iroin a lie issue is who's going to build Hoinnsun guided the Indians surety bond for each game in long-standing feud between the it if it's not self-supporting." to a fotxih P13CO finish In 1975. the 80,000-seat stadiuni, in- city and Dolphins' owner Joe . 4 with d 1 exhibi tio n Robbie. The city wants a Ion' II ?1t' fie had high hopes of over- games, until the issue is de- term lease to pour $18.5 million . I h 6 cwmi the Orioles to land a cickd. in Improvements lilt I Orange iti!&Fi'1I . wCurid-place finish behind the . Citv officials said thev will Bowl. / '' % d for Na- ities in trust for the public. Any conference title games and $35,. grant- 000 for the Super Bowl, runaway Yankees this season, not appeal the judge's action. ' /11~/~J, The Dolphins mid in the suit other event." Ihaven't decided themselves." ed Thursday by Circuit Judge Robinson says he would be George Orr will keep the city of that the city planned to lock While Robbie ha.s talked of a 'wiLling to take a cut in his play- Miami f ro m locking the 1)ol- them out for the Sept. 26 home new stadium, City Manager Jo- L his hopes hav- been all but Ii [flight have to tw League games in the Orange Paul asked for rent comparable hj;'en' made anything clear says. "because, apparently, they Paul said an a er - , "It bothered me at the time," the victory, with last-out relief wasn't hitting, that a change made it clear whether they much the stadium will cost tional Football League division'*aM mm to play or not. They them, club attorney Dan Paul l playoff games, $30,000 for ' ' gain : ' k B roo Miami But NotWhat It Costs ft independent power that burled Florida opens its season at NotreDame31-10tnSoutievj homeagaF. the world's title by stopping Robinson and Carlo Monzon stop It. liar fIng Dagge the . Perez has many Victor has everything to Axi~snt seven days later it's Migml DeOliveira in 11 rourAU Hc sippowed invincible. . S )-I._' . A ?. J , . -,W him In his earlier days he and mftw to low, so should be the seine situation when San- in Paris, Fn'.nce. His opponent, Dagge, was cromSince that dy FUaha has (014M In MIUII Beach with "up" for ft' fight. fight. . PL13 ford's Victor "Taco" Perez . Tile Bahamian then brtislied know3 to be a good f.-Odw, W be^, to the post only owe DEj Tallahassee Rickards 1$. Ml J. Connected (4) 3.20; Q (2-1) 33.20; rianna 6 (244) 154.50: 00 Pgh, 9; Tyson,' StL 11; 9; Grlffey. ' , - 1 RUIIII Randy IS) 13.20 5.40 7.00; 2. Donee Eckert (1) 740 4-40; 3 Colonel Lucky (4) 1310; 0 (1-5) 36.00; P (5-1) 105.00; 31.0. ~ ARRIVE AUVE 1c12o,000 to be a player. ,, - 'ii' . o.. 0 ~f 1 , I aging duties, and an additional this year's National Football Kentucky at No. 13 Kansas, Obed, one of the grestad Sea R,OUD=,"My. fighters of all time has agreed . r I .m' - - chaiienger in the early 1`01SIXIS wOuld be a e t upoet IUUãJ Perez has the crowd behind on .1 II he gtitfui the One reg!dered by Aga over him One of the biggat Crowds Ldu that same ring with third title delme with the beating. Like a shot out of the blue, the to step Wells. in the Sporth Sudium,s history the same thligs unbelievable mart of dill ,, j thunderbolt Suddenly in the 10th round Ekd jug Us undefeated after 65 flghLs." . ::--', struck Gene Wells, with ridLig that Wells had. the Atlas win, Is anficipated and most are Obed turned mid wafted to W In Novem r be of to solidlyinPereza last year, Obed was anthlng is be Emmett Atlas knoc ing compared possible when two exta IIJT see. Obed topped a metoric ride to favorably to the lik" of Ray -ne rdtTet corrIer. of a Shot at the world no cholice but to men step Into the ring. nad strike twice' -. bons 0 Pompano Bosch 31. Northeast D,Parker, () unwilling to carry the burden of his large salary as a part-time player. In his book, "Frank, the First Year," Robinson said he is MIAMI (AP) The Miami cluding the two exhibition terms as it's rented to anybody being paid $80,000 for his man- Dolphins are assured of playing games. else. We're not going to pay a • Miss, Louisville at Mississippi State, Texas (4eI Tech's battle Pitt and at Tennessee and Wake Forest All-American Tony Dorsett will at VanJertg1ft Perez In Dream Match Against Obed ORLANDO - Will lightning ', - cision they must nvike," Keat. said Ford, "but it actually from Joe llotTner. ing continued. . , Robinson's status as a player ppears to be in even greater doubt. as the front office seems * ~~ - ~ I^40 . e will be rehired, but that's a deBy 'Me Associated pre" A4 - 40'.. 4-iA. because Phil (Seghi) keeps sayFord spent four years in the run-scoring.singles, Len Handle knew the ground rules before ing it's his policy to wait until A's farm system be fore he was sco red three times and Jim the se ason started. I knew if the obtained by the Twins in a trade Sundberg tallied twice for team wasn't hitting or wi the end of the season. nn ing "I would like to t hi nk Frank for uttlIt)man Pat Bourque. Texas. Nelson Briles, 10-9, got alter four or live weeks, and I i' • against ___ - ., _~ THURSDAY-5 RESULTS HollywoodChamlnde 10 Foil Lauderdale Stranhan I St. Thomas 13, Cardinal Gib. 1 0 Clemson be uinder the lights at Grant In other games involving Field, showcasing the national area independents, Miami oil Muller Prep Football circum-' toinla iiid Miiit*1ppi'i 10-7 up- Oregon State at No. 16 [ciii- ,. "i:: von, Tex, 194i Eckerstay, Monday. Ciii, 103; SchmIdt, Phil 101. Philadelphia JChrISl@nSon 12. It BATTED IN8-12) G:Foster. Cm, its; Morgan, L Watson. Min, 96; Lowallyn all) at Atlanta Ms. Saturday's Games St. Louis at Montrosi, i Pittsburgh at Now York Phi ladelphia at Chicago San Francisco at cin Cal. Nap's Jacki - l.c.1ts will be offered along quest of highly regarded Call. STRIKEOUTS-RyIll. BATTING Only games cheduled I - - team - : :: Si. Louis (Rasmussen 3-10) at I ing records Tryon; 3. Kelso Qumn;tCNccwy, 150, ?EII. Moving Lady. D.EHIS. NY, 157. .417. 3.1. ELEVENTH 1. Mark 1110w; 2. Fidryth. DO, las. .W. 7.74 Kid Coach: 3. Silver $lend: 4. Leonard KC, 14-4, .4ê7. . 3. M'; S. Toughy Tonimy;4. Palmer, Sal, 21.12, 434- 7.5i Sandy Time; 7. Golden SipØiIrs: I. Malor League Leaders Lubere the m,ally i i affraction ir /// . ' 15.5. HIGHWAYSAFETY COMMISSION - I r entertains No. 3 Pittsburgh in side opponents this week, the top college football attractIn other games for SEC tons for On Southeast Saturday. teams, No. 14 Alabama faces Georgia, a 14-point favorite, Southern Methodist at Binning. gleanedthetoprankfngofaea ham, Baylor tangles with following Its 36-24 con- burn, Houton is at Florida, - - ., WCarneH,Ml 1.24 Bibby, In A ir ght for an exhibition," said make reservations In advance. Vice President and General Post time is and the ger Gordon Hulbert, who usual variety of $2 quiniels, Is expecting a successful win, place, show and Big r) DecIsions)- Wind Sock. 0 o r +lna Lake Brantley is off this week preparing for next week's Ke en mac the change this'ee encounter against Gainesville, Paul Hines and B "There are two reasons this Is a big game," said Seminole formers. re _________________________________________________________ "We had that many Tuesday open nightly and fans should ference, altimugh Seminole has plenty Of that with the Iikes of Mainland, expected to be the team battling Gainesville, Nate Washington, Sweet and Chris Riggins also nl.v4n, playoffs lineup at seum's en& Page to Pats' Richard Salem caught lk,1 Pat$. National League (350 at bats)Madlock, Chi, .342; Phi, .337; Grltfey. Cm, .334; A.Ivr, Pgh, .330; Rose, Cm, .32?1 RUNS-Rose, Cin, 121; Mar. Montreal lChIcago3 Pittsburgh 7. Philadelphia 6 Atlanta S. Houston 3 New York i, St. LouIs) Cincinnati 4, Los Angeles 2 only games scheduled 1 indians I IP May start flinging pelot" Last year's in-the-money around the Oriando,Ssminole champion is returning Jal-AW fronton tonight when Aldan. The fiery froatcourter the doors swing open for carried Incredible win, place another winter of qulniela and show statistics throughout lad two sessions. mutuel enthusiasts. In addition,the ChIki-Jal Club A crowd of better than 4.000 is is showing an expandied menu , 4~ picking by cen" Florida per'- each of the The restaurant expected. this season. is ., P Filid games, but one is starring Seminole in the eye tonighL • ~ I ix • ... H RASES-Norffi, NINTH -L Countesi Chriltl; 7. LeP.ldr,, Dee, SI; Mill Libi$n; 3. 50 I.)l1S4flI PITCHING (13 Baltimore of Boston at ee'' 2 Chicago at Kansas City Now Minnesota at California Texas at Oakland 7 - Ang ::; Games $. 1, *$1-M and with s usua, Big Os Marc' 3 Pecos Blackl"p,t' 31.67. T ex as 5, Chicago I 1. M.nfreya Morning' S WrightTWELFTH - 1. Mr. Good (1) and grace. Boston 1, MilwauKee 3 Philadelphia finally tied it 6.6 in about gaining ground on Kan Bronze- 6. May London•7 TelsMae 2620 10106.20; 2. Dream Acre (4) Kansas City 2. California 0 "It won't be a traumatic sas City in the American This year he's hitting .273 with thing," Robinson said Thursday New York at Cleveland, ppd., League West race, but Ford had I RUNS BATTED IN-L.May, Donald; 3. Ex Part,; *42) 19 homers and 80 runs batted in. before leaving on a road trip. a better idea. Bal, 100; Munson, NY. 97; promise; S. Shaded Blue; 6.4. Corn-17 17 445 John L. Scheduled Singer. 11-9, recorded his "Even Chambliss. NY, 93; Mayberry, Hayes; 7. Western Whisky; i if it's all over, I figure Only gameS Dan Ford, that is. 8. Mar Today's Games KC. ve already beat the law of av'92; Ystrzemski, Bsn, 91. fourth shutout of the season and l Ru Cap. 4 I Baltimore (Palmer 21.12) at Ford, a former A's farmhand, HITS-G.Oreft, KC. 19y. SIXTH - 1. Black Joe; 1. Prin. his third since joining the Twins erages by a few years." Cleveland (Thomas 33). (n) Carew, Min, 105; Rivers, Ny. hit a pair of two-run homers to in June in a deal with Texas. He Ronson convinced he still Chicago (Gossage 9-14) at 112; Munson, NY, 174; Chamb. Risky Fritz; S. Timothy Faith: : back Bill Singer's four-hit allowed just four sing d can play regularly and he is al- kdlfllS City (Leonard 155), (n) lisa, NY. 173. Capy's Sheri; 7. Bar S Pat; s. les New York (Ellis 15.7) at Milpitching and give Minnesota DOUBLES-Otis. KC, most certain the Orioles won't 40; Wright Grand. two walks. ,,auk" (Augustine, I 11), in) McRae. KC. 32; Carly, CIO, 31. 4-0 victory over Oakland SEVENTH - 1. H.J.C.,s Big Girl; protect 1~m when Seattle and Boston (Tiant 18.11) of DO- Rivers. Wt. 31; Lynn, BW% 30. 2. Randy Rugrat; 1. Strawberry ThursdRy night. That loss, Royals 2, Angels 0 trOit (Fidrych 161), (n) Toronto begin stocking their Chambliss, NY, 30. - Bans; 4. Sansage Runaway; S. coupled with Kansas City '3 2.0 Mirmesota (Redfern at Kansas City, held hitless by new franc hises in the American TRIPLES-G,Bre?t, XC. 14, WrIght Gay, 6. My My Molly; 7, i10; California triumph over California, Frank Taiana for five Innings, 1,eague's'e . _k. U; C xpansibn draft. Texas (Perry 12-14) al i Oak. -10; i Tied With #. CIZVEIAND (AP) ped the A's 41 - games be- came 6n to beat the Angels on 'EIGHTH - 1. Budloo's Kelly; 2. "I think I can play, and I d land (Abbott 24). (n) HOME RUNS-G.Nottles, Christy's Hope; 3. Printer's iron; 4. tract negotiations between Con. drop hind the front-runni"ng Royals in Ruck ,Martinez' two-run homer like to find out if Saturday's Games NY. 26. Rejackson, Bat. 25; Mac,s George; 5. Wei We, Wong; 6. I can." he said. ' Baltimore al Cleveland Aleveland Indians Manager the Al. West. L-May, 841, 23; Hendrick. CIO, D S. Jackpot; 7. G.R. Sue; 0, Brindle in the seventh inning. ~ 1f I can't. I'll go away happy Flands Omopounw" of A Boston at Detroit 23; Bando, Oak, 24, Frank Robiztson and the club's Elsewhere in the American Marty Pattin, 8-12, pitched a and still in the prime of life." I front office are under way, but League, Texas trimmed the five-hitter for the Royals, who Robinson a brilliant fielder " they haven't shed any light on Chicago White Sox 5.4 and Bos- only got five nits off Tanana, 16~ Who says he never was paid for // i jr Amr~ A 1) whether Robinson will be back ton edged Milwaukee 4-3. New 10. his defemsive skills, has played York at Cleveland was rained . next season. The victory was only the sixth in 2.866 games with the Orioles Robinson and his agent, Ed out, while Baltimore and De- in the last 19 games for the over the past 22 seasons. Keating, met Thursday with In. troit were not scheduled. Royals, who had seen a 12-game Prior to this season the do~ dians President Ted Bonda and Ford homered off Stan Bah- leadshrink to jut 317 games in rable Robinson had played in 97 ~ General Manager Phil Seghi, nsen, 8-6. in the fourth inning a little over a month. per cent of Baltimore's games ,v Bonda said "nothing defini. with Rod Carew on base and ,,.~ut [led Sox 4, Brewer3 3 since tx-ing recalled from the I .I e was decided." rocked Bahnsen again in the Butch Ilobson, the rookie who minor leagues for the last time I Bonda added,"We met and sixth, this time with Lyman inherited Rico Petrocelli's in 1950. He ranks filth on the allr-'_-1 ~7 talked, that's all. A decision Bostock aboard. Seven of third-base job, ;-, beat ,Milwaukee time list of games played in the . (about Robinson) has not been F ord s19 homers this year have with a home run for the second majors. . . I made either way, and it's still come against the A's, who time in two nights. belting a The current season has been - our desire to wait until the sea- traded him to Minnesota after two-run shot in the ninth inning, a Iru.strating one for Robinson. son is over, unless the 1974 season. lie also had the gamewinnerin lie has appeared in only 65 IF "T'hey caught me n a hot Wednesday's 2-1 Boston vic- games and ha.i played instances force us to do so soon. 1. er.11 . Ir streak," said Ford, who also tory. :,' frequently after being replaced - ~,' ~ I I .. Q0 / Honda, Seghi and Robinson homered in a 4-2 victory over I George Scott and rookie Dan by Doug DeCinces for the first ff eredno s Tuesday. Thomas homereci for l time on Ma 17 - the cia' be. ea said, "It is 'a a't'r ml oe ore 39thbi rthda y. fins Indians to make a decision. against Oakland. I signed with . Ranger-,5. White Sox 4 "Being benched was no big When that'll be, I don't know them, but never got a chance." Mike Hargrove had a pair of deal,'* Robinson recalled. ' ' .,, -_ Mai"niand At Se iono e Miami Favored I Vs Seminoles - FERN PARK- Eddy, Sala, Colds, Miguel, Solo, an b ys are back. ratIl. . . -. Florida's wishbone which It 04 IS I -. . PlI I W . nled the Ct'J- a one hour and fl-minute rain delay in the bottom of the fifth 0 . notIces in stumbling before who showed a couple flashes of Nor th Carolina 24-21. his 1974 rwmli'.g brillij last turns it beat last year. 1 - 11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sweet ______ , - Jai-Alai Open s Season Tonight 1 I I ). ~ Southwest Conference chami- Coach Doug Dickey Called the piondup for the first time, got broken bone after lot week's off to a good start with a 23.5 loss, led the SEC In yardage last over well-regardedYear. Baylc 'lad week. Seni ,s- Larry Brinson and Florida, rated a South. Robert Morgan, along with juneastern Conference title icr Willie Wilder, WflJ threst, didn't live up to advance running backs. Tony Green, MIAMI (AP) -The Univer- 4 Montreal ninth inning off ace reliever Ron Reed. Losing early by five runs, the Phillies woke up after - I _____ _____ Colonial had 133 yards rIIEhiq in 39 attempts. Tbe passing game, lead by White, - I was National 1jtennett doubled home pinch'rer Miguel Dilone in '. . had I -- - F.rifty,SW.ly, 1916 ' .. Ww - Despite these starts, the Ga. week, will see considera~ . tors we favored. They am be- Me actiom . '-4 4 0 . making the National in 3 : $vhl4ay's CS AM U AtIanta,,1,,44 R1sv1t32 31 with a three-run double in the seventh inning that gave Montreal its victory over Chicago. cago Cubs 4-3. Se.noles. __ I GAINESVILLE (AP) - Deved to have bietter depth and The Houston Cougars will go an edge in defense. with sophomore quarterback Both teamsare used to rolling Danny Davis and the Florida up yardage. Houston's veer - offense, featuring senior John my Fisher here Saturday night Housn= at fullback and sophto in a battle Of offerIsiveciind. omore tail k Randy Love, as ed tootbafl team& well as Davis, is explosive. - .. ... I . 4-1 penalties went against the rst=byqUdaWk*Wthy 0,EvenlnVNmhLS8Mwd,FL Hardy. Then late in the second Fisher Leads Ga*tor Attack Houston, : . (Liague play, Atlanta tritnuned 1ouston 5-3; the New York Mets t ur ned back St Louis and ran for a Hardy was 5-for-li fore yards. A who Ing 105 yards in ftJ Richard Welk gets yardage vs. Colonial - Way Kenny - I ague p nc 1. ., Elsewhere They played an believable . Colonial scored ffr(t early _ . .. .- . jckof, re toucMoL That m Into the last quarter when broken tbelir spirit.19 the score 304. was poor," Seminole coach Marrow, I 1 .."I * ., , .... 1, m '291 ~" fj~ague East more Interesting, ~Vinclnnati defeated Los Texas' Danny Thompson nalls Angeles 4-2 and moved closer to Kuiper on theft attempt recently Twinning the West. Zigai• The lad Seminole scored on on 85-yard ! II I . While the Phillies and Pirates were mmented on his tamIs par. formance; "We owe it AD to do yard touchdown plunge by it 2$-li John RddrA commented. .- . Colonial scored again midway had no ouendve blocking and our rushing game . ~ Ili 1 laidal Coach CaMMM SHCW the gap to or var.y iey in the third quarter when a bsckKeeney "We j ..'.... ' -. ~ "Luckily this one found the rena fl-yard In Thursday alglit's fumble recovery ad up a one. return for & toucbdm * making iq point ol the game wao,when to ColonIal. mists', - ___________________________________________ paufromColonlalquarterbsck Fired White to Halfback TIm A Ud of offensive Mocking Fond upped the swre to 144. r II ~ i yards for the (the? quarter a 41-yard touchdown yard touchdown pass from Hardy to end James Hereldcsrrespsndeat .", . .. drives .Seminole JV Blocking Lacking, 28m 18 -, F , I. . I -Mil. I gap.to 1 V 1 Dean FM booked up with Webard Sal= an a pass play coveft . .'-'-'. - LabBrudJsygota strongeffcrtfrem Mike Kava-*, EOs-.d of ? at i kicked three a fumble in this Trinity end me for another i r o 1 i Wendell McNealy ran for the Oviedo extra poirds. The liens are 20, " _ # safety. touchdowns called back via penalties. Also for the Baby Lions, MikeScct1coredenaIeven.yardrzandCaJ,fnW reoouuJ _,. 11I against the Phillies. rhe teams played through a g rain delay and the Pirates I'Tew lea ds of s.o a nd 4 ~ulling it Out on Rennie Stennett's dramatic ninth-inning do uble. "I've been hitting Line at people," said Stennett FrIsy, STOLE N Oak, N; Chicago Minneso LIAGUI Pt? Milwaukee a a, uasana jnhLscareerwhen . - • Astros tnas M 57 :407 84 61 : 47 10 .454 22, .451 fl ' ' 31 West 95 53 442 12 64 U2 12 - LOS Los New York Jerry Koonan of New York became a 20-game winner for e lfl '1$ 3M• 7, Il. the first time stopped St. Louis with a fourPittsburgh (Medlch 611) at i, performance. New York (MIILSCII 15 I). (A) San Francisco (Barr 13 11) at E"4. Cubs 3 Cincinnati 10111ingham 11-9), Jose Morales set two major I_I off byw lth)g17oftheirlast starts including five straight poldi. 5, 11 . •. as gamesat one poInt • [Ake Howers jam st*es 013 runs of 11 SW 33 yank with John DIMPA houill"to a pan play worth 49 yWs&=Tom O'Ianry for another 'ID. Fsliz WUHmni kickosl a Seminole was stopped by Orlando Ci4msIsl, 2111. . a , .... I four games. Braves Dave May, keyed a four-run eighth inning with a triple alter Jim Wynn had tied the score with 'pinch run, giving Atlanta its victory over Houston. Phil Niekro, 15- . East to , ....... . - 'last month, but the swaggering Pirates have chopped (fumble a0may fland ZOfl.S),T1nklai1iiIrx4ghf (1 rIm) and Mike 34measure of Orlando Evans; Lake Howell UUW Eustis with a 334 loss; and Lab Brantley shodwil Orlando Edgewater, U-11 i lead iY SIROIl (II liii), 811101 WalIlek Lyman got TDo fr second straight start by . Zrates beat the Philadelphia 'Aies 74 Thursday night and c6t their National League 0 having bestais Apo*, 64, lag we& Lyman, Lake Howell and lake Brantley each $Ted hnPreadv. vidos-les. ___ Pi 1u- ; _,~-- - .I - I TOM Job"111 (a). Nut" Bryai (79). Tommy Velab (51) rub Esoe pesm d - . - OWe o, Brantley, Howell, Lyman Triumph - . i . his Stargefi sounded Pittsburgh's homestretch battle cry after blasting a home run to help the . , ,,,. .. . SEMINOLE RUSH ON: Michael Hayes (24). Doug Vickers (85), James i. 1 ftei left-hander Don Reds a second consmtive Naa r - - . no matter what the circum. sacrifice bunt by Omar Moreno 1, . Phila Pitts New Chicago center "We have the will to continue, run and reached second on a - - . who . - Nw.M, Sid Fl. ______________ By The Aseoclated Press il - - Z.Uiis Z! I - II ... e I '''' ft .•,j •, "1 ' J I, 7, l I( l_ , ai\ , i", I"4_ ?I'i ç,,. , ., j 4lv . I'1 IA C L '" ' '¼,jI,f4 101! I ' L I,i- I S 'j' -' 0 , :>'' tlj% .. a I -' i ir .,, , - ' ', , , ' L _ 14'',A a '" - .... - 1 r-i sif'o i �I !!!salai IWUW, url. PL Pry,lot U. IM - VV01VIEN I Ivsnln, Herald, Sanford, Fl. Curta*in's,P U On New Concert Season .': Friday, Sept. 17, 17-1$ I _____ A one man ragtime show, a menical company from sponsored by the aseoc1dlons In the ether two cities, said Cccboalk1a, and th Norman biboff Choirire aong Mrs. SmidL the offerings for the Seminole Metual Concert SMCA's somual membership drive Is already to. Association's upcoming 1571.77 season, scooting to derway, and board members will be contacting area SMCA President Bettye Smith. residents In the coming weeks, soliciting memberships, Alm on the playbill is a comedy to be performed by Mrs. Smith added. Sanford's Act III, to give local talent an 0.41st to act and performance Is scheduled The first SMCA.aponaored be sew. for Nov. 5. Max Morath, an accomplished actor and A special plus for the coming season, finalized at the monologist as well as a versatile pianist, will present 'The SMCA board meeting Wedeesday night, Is a reciprocal Ragtime Years.' Combining his affection for the pad with agreement with Daytona Beach and Pt Pierce mutual show businesskills of the present, he oftersa bright and flfng concert associations. Details have dill to be worked oiL trip Into the fabulous Ragtime era. but In general, the agreement will mean that SMCA (hi Feb. *, 10, the Broth, a mualcal company from membership holders win also be admitted to shows (echoalovakIa, will present a display of the folk arts of their coedr' 11w color and m of anti,, ¶wI 11* of folk melodies and s*l of use" we c—'ed by the yontlàI performers In what I f , d, to be a memorable evening's ostwtaimaed. 11w rekeoweid Norman 1 Choir wtfl be hi Sanford Mar ch 17, hrbing top musical from RschtoBesthov,n. With over5l LPs, sd.ci4iof socceadid concert engagements and a hod of television appearanctothfrthechofrnakgdEhiftuJd today. — In addition to the concert performances. the McA wiu I_WII DSII WI I. 11, .____LL...... off the holiday iusi In Its traditional fins style. SMCA members have preference. j. Mother-In-Law Trouble Begins. Even Before Couple Marries By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN —.- .. - .. j J Hats for fall are face-flattering and chic. From left, the haberdasher-wr 2PPed look is Ideal with layered outfits; the soft felt fedora Is a favorite for all-occasion wear; evening enchantment cornea In a deep Juliet cap In black and silver sequins; the new side-tilt beret Is fuller and matches scarf; and the ultimate on chic occasions Is a snap brim fedora In white ranch mink. FACE FLATTERING HATS GIVE FASHIONS FINISHING TOUCH 1&thl) -- _- i. -:::-i • '•--. 'ea iase - 'For Supper BAKED SCALLOPS 1 pound fresh sea scallops or 1 pound frozen sea . .. 41 scallops 3 tablespoons butter or margarine . . 2 tablespoons minced parsley l teaspoon dried basll Salt and pepper to taste •1 . OUTSIDER DEAR OUTSIDER: David's mother Is communicating to you th non-verbal language that she Is not pleased with your relationship with her ion.. Perhaps she feels you are both too young to be thinking of marriage — even "in a couple of years." You say, "It I happen to be there at mealtime she never asks me to join them." You shouldn't be there at .• '. . Wash fresh scallops under .' running cold water; drain. Or thaw frozen ones, following is- • .j .. el directions, or open carton, empty scallops into a shallow I dish, cover lightly and let stand at room twnperatureXmln. .. utes. (Scallops may be put into the oven to bake even though not quite thawed.) Arrange . !j scallops in shallow baking -. dish; dot with a butter; sprinkle with remaining ingredients. tBake In a preheated 350-degree --- oven 5 minutes; stir to coat LYMAN PTSA scallops well with butter ITIII. tire. Bakeminutes longer, or until tender when pierced with NEW OFFICERS a fork. Makes 4 servings. ('This good recipe comes from an out of-print Family Circle cook- Sinful' . -. r DEAR ABBY: rm 17 and have been going steady with a guy Ill call David for two years. He's 17, too. I'm really in love with him, and his folks know we plan tobemarrledhia couple of years. Inv au 13 1113 IUIP.I1 When I'm at his home, she treats me like an outsider. If I happen to be there during mealtime, she never asks me to join them. She makes me feel David's father and grandparents seem to like ins, h..e11W hi.1UWai. W1 t...'e iflel I. I've never said anything to David about my hurt feelings because he and his mether are very close, and I don't want to start trouble between them. I'd like for his mother to make me feel like one of the family, Abby, but I don't know how to go about It. Can you give me your views on this matter, or some good advice? ••: to ha,e your advice on tlda — Our frienda end tm lawyers say that we are wrong In trying to control the ai.pç IILpi of we are diesaset We w to pet ew mosey (epprozimately $IOO,lSS) into a trustfend or semdldi thvfl for each ether so that we can't mealtime auleas you were the in. ipai. would Invitet My advice to to avoid tauL 7%14 weomiy be going where yen are made to protectedin old age if we feel "unwadet" should become kcapabIe of DEAR ABBY: Here is a ewaflfrs When we suggestion for parents to help both die, our two children will safeguard their daughters be to get the Interest, bat j..j .L.,_ __.-_gi__ .__. UM[U15 111W w1IuI5 U171. not the principal which they First, make a rule that your don't need became they have a daughter cannot go out with a good income now. young man unless he comes to When we do, they win gdths the house so you can meet him first. interest from It for the red of When he shows up, the their lifetime. Then, when they mother should entertain him passon, pral,lilelther while the father goes outside be divided up among their and takes down his license children (ow grWltlt4llldren) or number and a good description left there for the Idarad, of his car. Color, model, etc. whichever way our children During the evening, If the decide Is bed. daughter has any trouble with Da you think that we are him, she could say, "My father wrong lnwaMlngto do this? Or, took down your license number what would your advice be? and will call the police If I am Thank you. not home at the time they UNDECIDED specified." This Is foolproof protection for any girl. DEAR UNDECIDED: It's THINKING AHEAD Your mosey, not yew lawyers' DEAR THINKING: AM what .rfrIeadesoI adobe you to. happens if a creep with evil pla. for the dispeeltiss .1 yaw Intentions shows up Is a tail? estate in a Mawr that wUl DEAR ABBY: We would like please YOU -i'-- 1976-77 officers for the Lyman High School PTSA prepare for the organization's first meeting of the year. to be held at 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, at the school. Officers are (from left) Patti McKinney, treasurer; Jeanie Mayhew, secretary; Elda Nichols, vice president and Rae Artman, president. Friends, we're finally settled in our new home. Now, we would like to invite you and the family in to see us tomorrow. Hot dogs and Cokes.. will be served all day. To Throw Away Leftovers By NANCY BOOTH Herald Correspondent ,. . & have the added bonus of want a non-flavored fat. cut It into cubes and make your knowing that you are 'making Chicken fat, or "sdunaltz" is a own croutons. Stale bread can the most of your food dollars wonderful substitute for butter, be used In bread pudding, It's a sin to throw away good and that nothing Is going to and a good base for making stuffings and meatballs. food, especially In these times waste. Italian gravy. Melt down the Stale cake can reappear In a of runaway Inflation. And why Never throw away fat. Bacon various leftover fats and Put delicious trifle, crumbled on top should you? There are many fat Is great for frying potatoes, them in marked containers in of custard, or mellowed into an ways to use up leftovers In a eggs, liver, onions. Beef (at or the refrigerator until needed. icebox cake. variety of delectable dishes. drippings can be used for Toast left from breakfast can Leftover eggs can also be Using "real" leftovers can be sauteing potatoes and onions, be dried out In a warm oven, utilized. Egg yolks can be used fun. It can also be more as a base for gravy or stews. rolled into crumbs and stored in by adding them to your mixture rewarding and challenging than Pork fat Is more delicate than a jar to be used In place of for scrambled eggs or omelet. starting from scratch. You beef and can be used when you commercial bread crumbs. Or. Egg whites can be used In cakes or souffles. Hard cooked eggs can be grated over spinach or salad. With celery or onions, you have egg salad. Leftover meat can be ground up and added to meatloaf or casseroles. Uquify it in a blender, and add as a ban for IL stews. Most meats can be diced, and with the addition of a favorite dressing, can become a delicious salad. Leftover vegetables can be used in combination with 11If 1III4U P.' A II .:. , S PEPPER SALE FOR OLYMPICS SINFORD PLAZA Op"ft Op II, 1p m. Monday tni Siturul)! OpnSvnday 1:10 to 11pm Catalog Cantor Pt. M. 1010 Shoro P. 323.1310 a WINTER PARK MALL Op,n h a M. to p.m. Mor4 ffirturdj OpenSunday 1:00 IOS:Np.m, Catalog Càit Ph. li4-0144 St, Ph. 011.4333 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Opina m. 100 p.m. Tv,,.. W,d,, Thurs. and Sat Opi40:øsm lol lip if". Monday and SQI Ph. 141-41 10 We're looking forward to greeting you personally. So, come on in. A%M 8 9u& Wi?io f OPEN MON., TUES. THURS., SAT. 9:00 to 5:30 %. F ALL WED. 9:00 to 1:00 FRI. 9:00 to 1:00 rDAY r w) SATURDAY k SEPT. 18th. i. quantity with just one. Peas mate well with tomatoes. Corn \4/() Al is compatible with green beans. 'rj)F, Leftover brocolli can be served cold by adding oil, garlic, sWt P1.., and pepper. Corn on the cob con 6 -. be used by slicing the kernels 0 F'Z',4 off the cob and adding them to soup and casseroles. Green , . beans can be used up by the 'I addition of mushrooms, a .4.' • . 'q sprinkling of French fried onion •. ' . • rir.gs and heated in the oven. Most vegetables can be Wended %•,.•. .( in your blender and used as a base for meatloaf. -. . .. • , Leftover rice can be fried and served Chinese style, added to ' Soups, or used to stuff Mrs. Kay Wolff (left), assistant manager of vegetables. TAFETA Exxchange, and RSVP volunteer Mrs. Leftover mashed potatoes Nelle Delano prepare to sell California Wonder can be used in soups as a sweet pepper plants. Proceeds from the plant sale thickener, floured and tried as will benefit TAFETA, Little Red School House and potato patties or In meat pies. WLole leftover potatoes can be SpecialI Olympics iyrnpcs program. iQI l mentally - the " used for salad, hash browns, or retarded In Seminole County. The plants will be creamed. uvuiluble at the Exchange, 207 S. Magnolia, or 26-10 Andof course, any leftovers hliwatha. Sn1urd. Monday through Saturday. can be added to soups. L)foi?lIA V Ifl WE . p We're sure you will be delighted with the tremendous furniture display. And, don't overlook the Home Entertainment and Home Appliance Centers. We're very proud of them. '-- r WE FINANCE OUR OWN ACCOUNTS YOUR BAP4KAMERICARD & MASTER CHARGE WELCOMED FREE DELIVERY t\ J'F\ •WEGUARANTEE SATISFACTION \ Come So. Us At Our Now Location. Bctdcck HOMEAPPIaPC($ FURNISHINGS CENTER • PLOO COvI,NQ .HOelI INTIT*INMIT 2306 French Ave., Sanford i .I._•: •.5.: S ':• I Ph. 322-8240 7 S S . - . S . - ,. S - • ' j ,_ -' -. - •. 'I ht 1 J1\j ... I. �t-*vsudq sw,ss.is, i. ,~ Adye ~' wi mlvi'm,.o*, ADVINTISI UVCN s.-. . power II. THE, HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, Itlillam •a.m. .. Methodist 0 $IVINTN.D*V THIS ADVKR,l$T CHURCH Csr?*1iIm C., N,4R _ atvrday SqrIcai The I on Church... P41* ____ ____ 131a.m. II:WI.P 7:NpIN Assembly Of God FIRS? UIMKY OF c CHURCH cor. fl'PltM Ras. I. Os. S.udailc11it n i OUR NATION I Baptist lot MIT CHNISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLISOP CHRIST Ill? S. SadSIIAVI. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Hariti Mains pa,,m.q Minister kalaik11il cwb lsa m. 11.l7 Osa Slaillay IllS am. Pash' MatPIaS Worship 5:11pm. llIa M. Yil*PljA'pSaida 711p.m. P1sa1111$WwøepIuI 541am Wetlaiw*, CHURCH OP GOD 113*. 3351551541 C.O.Narvts ... .... ..... ........ SeNNyIssI ........ . ... .....5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. ____ . MO so Worship .Mkr-4cs HOLYCROSS MIS.Pa,b TN RI, La'., 0 eager Prry W Collins Hetp Capimunl.m Clusicti 5(5.55 Holy Cammsaepa PrsVol M,uI1...11ad ::::: IlI41TreIai.S Episcopal ... l.Sla.m. .......... .........11:11a.m. ___ I3pm. 7:15pm. lVlUiWS11#ô Wit PrIw Sinlci 1:11pm. opoes WTRR 7:3Spm.1sa11,NItS,sa,s, ~ Church Of Christ 32&1111141 ,. JORDAN SAPTIST CHURCH 1431Wai*PWI$SIrS41 i ____ MT.MOs.asprnMflln BAPTIJT CHURCH • coredir 40 Loewe ad awfum 1ucssd_ Ph $p 11:11a.m. 1115a.m. age" 1ar4 .............. 1:11p.m. Prayir titla_, every YvssyNII . ...... ........l:Ilp.m. See. Kitl.l..a Sl ..........S sI.ry Pailur • 7:31p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST ISflPaltAvaiis p, Bootee Uvaa5elIt SEW Study 11:11a.m. MsraMaWlnHp 11:118.0. IvaalaISir,14s 5:ils.m PI$ICRISTAPTI5TCHURCN Rev. ssis,*lW.It Sislayic%ssI Ur11,WSflAlp ass c5vrcRTr.*a : PIOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HItway44Wnt Hearts Taylor £ Bud Hopp Uvaa4Ista SEWIC*IU 11:11a .m. Merrds,Wentup 11:11am, UvssliSW,nRp $11 p.m. Bible C141111 Wed. 1:300p.. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH aaa Pitmsma Ave. Nov. Raymmid Cr.ct.r 1.idayksl 5:458.0. MucsIaWsriHp 11:11a.m. UvaasIèsI$cknlcss 7:11p.m. 7:31p.m. Wed. Prow A, 1114119 Peft Aftsbonwy S.saay$it . • Congregational • Rev. RsSsrlJ.Hai$er . S.idayløsit FitIsmsAlp morning Warship Wid.Eve. Bible $tvdy ____ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $15 Part Avenue Dr. Jay T. Camits Paslai 1:31a.m. Werswp Ssaday5c54al 5:43a.m. Mans" Worship 11:11a.m. Pasts, 5:35a.m. . f$•fl$M 11-600 no Rev, U. Rs1S Great S.sdiySdseel Poster 1111a.m. 11:11.i 7;3Ip 1:lIp 5:31p O Morning Worship $es4ayUveaffi Wed 51511 Sled? CsqiscersMe$ffi5Ssaday . b . .. St. John Baptist To Install Pastor , COMMUNITY UNITRO MITNODIST CHURCH Hwy llflatPIssyRid,sRd, CassiIks,vy Rev. William P.ckefl Poster Rev. 1145555 Miller Aslist, Pasts, Morning Worship 5:31 1 11a.m. CkunctISctiesl 5:3$&IIi,m. wIlt classes Isv all apas Fellawsa a C.itse kitwe.S sirulces UMYP 131p.m. UvssIs,Werslwp 711p.m. Wed. 5Mm Stvdy& Prayer Sirv. 121p.m. First Wedivesday Fellowship S.ppsr 4:11p.m. ____ COVINANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 17.51 Itwy. aid Lake Mary Blvd. Rev. MIckasi Aa*si Mends, WSIsIWP lNerwy, SeMay5cRaa4C5.qtj II$urdaV$ man's sr,aitai, Nazarene Calls Rev. Paste, . . :111111 .or 15:fl 1:11a.m.) .or FIRST PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH Oak Ave. &)dIs. Rev.VIIPIL.S,,aidasd Rev. M55III. MId5ter$ NurSes, WsriJWp 1:31a.m. ____ 11, 4118 On. 11:11 8.m. Mends, WanRip Nursery THE I.Akl MOIIRCU CNAPUI. NEW TESTAMENT O$*5i Slit. Lake Maiiii BAPTIST CHURCH WNSIr U*idpl Duality 145 HellS Pastor SsadayScta.I 41411.4 11:11a.m. 14IWors hi p 11:11am. Jiynew" ... ....Sajam. I,55lilWS,55ip $sudaySd . 7:11p.m. MSrMSSMSrIM.......11:11a.m.Prayer M.s5Is,*.*iui 7:31p.m. l:11pm. __ _____ _____ to b able To guide th falth.Ho . Christian Science ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH llIOak Aai.. SasHed Pr. William luaei Pasts, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Pr. WsMasi Aslsa.rIqIt List. Pasis, Illlast Saia.d Strait Sat Ylill Mass 7:11p.m. S4p ks & la.*.. 14:11&13s Suadayktase . 11:11am. C.s$nsis.s.Sat. 4.lp.m. Wednesday Service 1:39p m. . Sunday Isaiah Monday Malachi Tuesday Matthew 5: 1-7 3: 612 25: 14-30 Wednesday Psalms Thursday Psalms 47: 1-9 Friday Isaiah Saturday Isaiah 67: 1-7 42: 1-9 43: 1-13 'vi *575 KOOK 44.uituwli. 5.rvcs. ore. 5$ag. W,1a 5cr*,,s sdsrtd by The *.,,ift* Scaaip FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4*5 Park Ave. Loop. Ills, Poster Morning Worship 1:311114 is. Sasday School 5:45 a is. UMYP 1:31p.m. Mess prayer Breakfast MdllltTIuusday 4:31a.m. Family Ni,l.$ Supper lord Senility 5:51p.m. . ..... ... .'. •. . ___ _____ . Ir ______ THE LAKE MANY UNITED PRUSSYTU ROAN CHURCH lbwr Ave. Laka Mary Rev . A.F. Stevens Minister 5:41am SuAdaPCIIV,CIISCII..I 11:11am 7:31 pm 1:11pm. morning Worship Tsuø%Qreip Wed Chow Practice \____ religious training of my child as his questions grow in scope and dePthI More than anything else I want to share with himthe wealth of love and understanding, joy and strength Ihave found In the love of God and His Church. Church Hale m ___ Catholic . , FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 2131 SaitIsrI Ave. Rev. Fred McCleary Pasts, 11a.m. Morning Worship 11a m. UvIsI*kqv1ce t:)Ip m. S'WeStvly Tues. Eve. 7:15pm, Yhu*krviceTue,.Eve. 7:I6p kuIdl$c7Is5l Other Churches ::: 1:3100. aveftnewership Wad. Prayer Service CHRIST UNITUD MITHODIST CHURCH Tucker DrIve, Sseilasd Ustafas Rev. Daslit D. Sees Pasts. SislayStHeal 5:45a.m. Msrda wardsp 11:11a.m. MYP3&45u 7:11p.m. ive.Wenllplt.IS.s :31p.m. Wsdeaaday Mm.! Prayer Qrsu CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIaN CHURCH 3411S. Poet Ave, 121.4554 11:11a.m. 5:11pm. p.m. 7:35p.m. ivISI.IWWiNp Pentecostal • .. 5:45 TraMIaH.ur _ -. .. VICTORY APTISTCNIJRCH III Nsslsrlve. Ronald 0. , ____ Revival Services Slated Presbyterian GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airpsrt Blvd. £Wsudand Dr. Rev. MArvis 0. Sucku, Poster CRurc*IaSsul 5:41a.m. Ma,si. Worship 11:068.1. MYP 4:11p.m. __ 11 stin, - __ Methodist _______ I . _______ -.: Poster 5:418.m. 11:111... 4:13p.m. 7:11pm. 7 11pm. ivsqWsneep Wad. Uva.1a Service afl; . -1 FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LOSIOW000 III Ora.5a Strait 0000 SNIPHIRD LUTHIRAN CHURCH 1111 Orlasdi Ave. 111.51) (Lumens wcR Is AmsrIc.) Ilv.RalpSI.Lumsa ...... . ...... Pads, Wsrdsp ...................... 11:11a.m. 1day 1ssl .................5:11a.m. Nursery ..... . ......... .... I- - - ___ Patter Carat. S N.m II " 11. 0m .INpm ______ Oral Roberts - - 'yrcs Wda,s4w.Ct..ss - __ ....... LUTHIRANCHURCHOP THIRUDIUMI. Ill W. 3555 PutS TN tvlSw,ai. Heur slid TV -This Lite" Rev. lImerA. PlvscNv Pilfer Sweetie school 511am Worship service 1131a m Nislersart,ei aid Nitts,y - - Lutheran CHURCH OF CHRIST PitmS.1M11or. A141it5 $VI5 James P. Naia. lvsa,i414t SlhII$Iidp 11:11a.m. AsaimMy WlrsWp 11:11 am. 11:11a.m. _i.uia, k1ve 11:119.0. (,esta Isivlcs 7:31p.m. 7:15p.m. Old TriWa Hr $ Ms Day FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARUNI liii San*d Ave. Daisjes 0. 1111555 Puts, Su*dayldisel MSII*ISIWSflHP II: $4a ThiS HOW 4:11 P Uvaewlistkrv,ce lISp MidWelkSicvIclIWSdl. l sop nt Nursery Provided for all smIte, SANFORD BIBLE CHURCH )5lS$aslsrdAvs. J.R.PI,SSI .................Poster 5:43a.m. ManN, ..........11:01a.m. .... 4:11pm,,, YSuISt.lalie ...... IVSSISWSflAIp ... ... ... ....1: 31 p.iS 7:11p.m.) SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH Ill Airplil Slid. ri . I Team - a 5:11p.m. Non Denominational 711pm. 7:11pm, CINTIAL BAPTIST CHURCH CHI4*SIIO.IA,e SW.CIRml. P45111 I Pastor 11:11a.m. 11:116.m. 7:11p.m. 1:lSp..ii FamIly NII knIts Y.P.I. Wed .. ..... .... ... 7:15pm. 511p.m. 1~ re. - Church Of God rns ~ , P By ROBERT SCHULLER Prsy, Sept. 17, INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A being a minister's wife i ci. and wife es them a strong The Qdptppers' chirdi bed heabsnd-wtfe ministerial team reer," she said. "C3nrthes feeling of being together bdoc women old before the couple ____ ____ now newconcq$ expect the wife to have• fullc .. d W1 a mUdderial It Is Possible to control your the form of a question, and then "keePs the church honest." time career, and this way they Premarital cOlmIelhlg Is i teens was readily accepted Into YI e? negative , emotions by vet- addressing It to a positive. The Revs. Joe and Ellen cul. are paying her for It." other ares whore Joe and Ellen the church community. But AMWVI[: I believe the primary way God guides eats through balizing your negative thoughts thinking person. ° Cm1Ort A PePP student at Christian feel that teem mlqwry has an lUi Word contained In the Bible. And that Is bow H. guided my there are problems. ably to their first names are Theological Seminary, where advantage. I)(o4 j), away ... but a word of caution For instance: If wife last spring. God laid en my heart an amount He wanted me to Is In order. . your marriage Is washed up, team ministers at Indianapolis JoerecelvedhisdegreelnJwse, selling period, the Culpeppers much trouble _ give toward our new medical school When I told her how much accepting It In. Arlington Heights Christian Ellen presides with Joe at the Invite coiles into their home Never verbalize a you don't say out loud, ' negative emotion out loud, are dring to work, "My Chh. EACh in Ceig coin- comon table and the two liftually," Ellen lt thsCm both the good alone. This Is very important! marriage in washed up, I'm pitte theological training and take twis delivering the set- bed a*PCt5 of their own a minister in kind of money! How In the world can we fulfull a pledge like they that?" Then ft e to me about the book the writing. So I In other words, If you feel you finished." As soon as you say serves the church in a complete mon. a man. We have to work at riage from yournew books "His are no good, If you reel you are that, you are! Nor do you stop Capacity. ftt "The most meanlnghd thing They see us acting 01* an edwating u Darling Wife, Evelyn?" But I'll let her t.il you the story in her "In some ways, It keeps the to us and our congregation is equal I nteraction In our own not Pretty. if YOU feel you have at the bar on the way home and Ella dill finds people treat- own .or blown it, If YOU feel you are a say to the bartender, ,,You chtrthhonest," Joe said. "in that we both preside at the home," Eno said. That's Ing her uaer'swlfe" EVELYN:"I think every woman wlflwiderdand what l failure, If you feel like Is a wash know, I think my marriage Is the post, when churches have communion table every Sun- very important for a marriage. rather than a min'ster in mew when I soy I've always wanted to have my own money so I Out. YOU must never, never washed up.' He win say, 'q hired a minister, they expect day," Joe said. Joe will offer them coffee and own right they even in. could decide how to giveand to give. ry, never verbalize such a negative think you are right. Have the wife to do a lot of work "It's kind of fascb'thig, but that WAY they see bow a mar- troduce her that way at times. worked outside our home and so I bed never been able to do this. emotion alone. If you are " without paying her. It's very our people have s family feeling riage really works." g said the was often left But I was eapecting to receive a cash advance from the publisher driving your car, or If you are about communion," Ellen said. What do you do? You go to a unfair that way." Later, the Qilpeppers per- aid when a mbilst,r was called of my book, and I was thrilled to think d have money of my own Ellen agreed. 'No longer Is "Seeing us up there as husband form the wedding together. lying In your bed, or If you are pastor, or to a counsellor, or to upon in some poop function, and could make my own deelt4 ns about my giving. walking on a sidewalk - don't some other positive-thinking "I love to gives and I had looked forward to writing my own ever verbalize a negative Ch rist ian. And you ask a checks to the School of Medicine. That's why I felt so disappointed emotion alone because your question,"Is there any hope for when Oral suggested I sign over all the proceeds from the sale of conscious mind will believe It saving my marriage? Is It God toteflme what todo-notoraj Roberts. mybook.Iwaided and you will Just be plummeted possible there might be some So I prayed about It tor a week, but I didot get an answer' do wn to defeat and despair. effective way we can rebui ld "I thought, this Is jut Oral's idea. I don't want Oral to tell me A second word of ca ution: loveafterwhat has happened?" Dr- Robert IL Spear Jr., Wc*nen's Guildof s, work, goodwill produced In eight years at the what to do with my money. I want the Lard to tell me.' former pastor of the Sanford wider Never verbalize a negative When you verbalize a negative 1iirection of Mrs. center hi Tampa, Jacksonville church and will be done In "Before I began redlng my Bible one night. I said. 'Lard, First Church of the Nazarene, Irene Munk, Is hosting a special Home for Oilkbm, camps and color. emotion out loud to another emotion by putting It ill tonight please show me In your Word what You want me to do negative-thinking person form of a question and address will speak at revival services at Coffee Fellowship Hour at assemblies, and the me of a The monthly family night about this. Then I will gladly do It!' be at beca use he will agree with you! that question to a possibilitywhich Charter members, past metAle clinic. supper will P.M. Sunday "Now it jug happened that I had been reading II Corinthians He will say, "Yeah, you sure thinking, positive, emotion chairmen of the Congregation Participants In the various in the Fellowship Hall. The in the Amplified Bible. And that night the bookmarker was at the bl ew it, didn't you!" And that cha rged person, you will be and Church Councils, and tahieauz will be members of the program will be presented by hthapEwryword hi that chapter was from God to me. zt Will really defeat you! special guests are to be mission organizations of the Rev. and Mrs. Leo King said something like, 'Now about this gift you've been thinking surprised how many of your A third note of caution: Never bed feelings can be discharged recognized. Thepublic is in- church. In addition, there will showing Slides of their recent about giving. I know I don't have to mention it to you because I verbalize a negative emotion In this way. sifted to join in the special be a choir presentation by the Scandanavian and Northern know what's In your heart. But, judto remind you, I have sent my an exclamatory sentence! How celebra tions Youth II Choirs under the European trip. God can fill your heart so full servant to you.' then do you verbalize a of positive emotions that your direction of Charles E. Davis The Administrative Board of I thou&t. 'Lard, are you telling me that Oral Is your servant gal negative emotion? Jr., Mrs. J. T. Hardy Jr., the church meets on Wed- in this matter? That you sent him to remind me of what I'm negative emotions will be Oviedo Baptist Here's how: By putting It In choked out by faith. director of the Woman's nesday at 7p.m. in Fellowship supposed to do?' me Children's Film Missionary Union, Is coot- Hall, followed by eir th annual "And then I thew the Lord was saying, 'Yes, Evelyn Roberts, Fellowship will be held at the dj arge Conference at 8 p.m. I ve said my servant Oral to tell you what I want you to do. Now Ch ha First Baptist Ch urch of Oviedo you c make arrangements In advan ce so that your gift may be an this Saturday, 2p.m. Films to Trinity Assembly Holy Cross ready' (II Corinthians 9:5). be shown are Dr. Seusa' "The Evangelist Don Reese, uddenly I felt so glad and happy. I said, 'Lord, I give you "S Lorax" and "Hansel and New offi cers of the Women of GretaL" Refreshments will be graduate of "Christ for the Ch urch of Holy Cross this whole book. Fin going to sign over all the proceeds and Nati ons" Bible School in Texas y from to the medical served after , Episcopal Church, Sanford, ro al ill Sunday at "And that's exac tl y what I've done. I thank the Lard for His Children not enrolled in a minister of gfl()f Missionary Installed at the 10 am. service guidance an locally are inTrinity Assembly of God in S th d for e joy In my heart When you do what God tells Sunday School unday by Rev. Leroy Soper youto Baptist Church, Milwaukee, of DeBaryat the 7p.mn. service at include ,youfeelajoyous kindofexcjtemg. Iknowmy do guests vttedas ol the children Wis. and Is the Marie of Roche, pea 4. Oviedo's First Baptist Church. DeBary Civic Canter on Shell president; Ha rr iet Seigler, HWL ,stsigshavecomewheiiI'veobeyecJGodandgivento Rev. R.J. Cliifin Sr. of Ft. Children ages 4 and up are RoLHa will ts'edded by his vice-president; Julia Chase, Pierce. He is an and daughters, known as secretary; M DR. ROBERT SPEAR Invited. Parents are asked vocalist, having been presented ildred Nicholas, "Love, Joy, Peace and Coin- treas accompany 4 and 5 year olds. urer; Betty Robinson, In concert throughout the the church Sept. 22-26, at 7:30 u12y. Who will minister in IJ)thalrm There is no admission charge to United Stat es and the p.m. an ; Mary Rhoades, usic and song. The public Is Ch m e f th il m fellowship. Bahamas. ristian Education; and Prior to his election as "The Return" is narrated ' Invited. Dorothy Ellsworth, Cifristlan He Is a formor Instructor of District Superintendent of the 'At the 6 p.m. young people's Social Relations. Chapter Hal Undsay, author of "The the 4flerj)5 Baptist Seminary newly formed South serv ice, led by Nell Lacy, youth Florida Late, Great p Extension School, Milwaukee, District Church of the Nazarene FJi" and chairmen include: St. Agnes', director, Ray Bertrand of Emilie Bell; St. Anne's Peg Dean of the Unity District in 1V3, Dr. Spear was pastor of will be shown this Sunday, 7:30 'ord will be guest soloist. ByEWAPflcHOl.a Chase; St. Mark's, Dorothy school of Education, Unity Bradenton First Church of the p.m. at the First Baptist Church Herald C.rrespeedeat District . Association Williams and St. Mary's, of Nazarene, the largest church of of Oviedo. wood Church of There will be no admission Ministerial VLVIeIme Sweeney. WisCOnsin,, board member. of that denomination In Florida. Nazarene has recently called a Unity Baptist District, Slack After leaving Sanford he char ge, and "The itetutn" b Assoiatlon .•. new minister, the Reverend ________________ St udies Seminar, University of pastoredtheFIrdChurchofhe open to the public. A free Clifton Hale. The pastor came Community The Sa nford Min isterial nu ry Will be open. Wisconsin, and Nazarene In Miami. to the Longurood area from Association will meet on Sept. Methodist New Testament Baptist Church Pastor D.D. Elliott Glasgow, Ky. where he Church, Milwaukee, Wis. In vit es the public to attend the Redeemer Lutheran 21 at 10 am. at the the St. pastured the Trinity Ch urch of James AME Chinch at 819 The Rev. CllffIn is a native of services. Th e Met hodi REV. R.J. CLI FFIN Men of the Nazarene. During his day, Th e Redeemer Lutheran Cypress Avenue. Rev. Richard Community UnitedstMethodist a spacious parson Savannah, Ga., where he atage was built. Ch urch Day outing will be held Thlgpen, pastor of St. James, Ch urch of Casselberry wil Installation service for Rev, tended Savannah State College Providence l More property was added to the Sunday afternoon at the James will be host. Mr. Kennedy Of meet Sunday at 7:30 a.m. in church. R.J. Cliffin, newly called pastor and he graduated from Lutheran Eclern home on Yankee Lake. "Here's Life America," will fellowship hail for breakfast of St. John Missionary Baptist American Baptist Theological Active in community affairs, Th e fun and gam es will be present a program of the and fell Lutheran Church of urch, Cypress Av Ch en ue and Seminary owship. The speaker hewasprrsidentol the Glasgow , Nashville. 1h Street will be held at 3 married to the former He Is Providence, Deltona, will followed at 5:30 p.m. by a Campus Crusade, will be Jimmy Sowder, lay Ministerial Association for a YE' uppe r. Creola celebrate th e 10 th Anniversary potluck s Th e new president, Rev, evangelist of The MethodIst year; on p.m., Sunday. Rev. C. White, Helen Parker of Savannah, Ga. th e Board of Dire o ct rs of its first service this Sunday Friendship Missiry ona Baptist Doug Porter, will conduct the Hour and Bowden-Sowder for Morrison Park Camp; acted at the 10a.m. Festival Service First Baptist bUSifle.%5 session. Plans are Crusade. Church, Ft. Pierce, will deliver as Kentucky District Junior Free Methodist of Praise and Thanksgiving, underway for a special cornthe installation sermon, A program on "Florida's Bible Quiz Director; and according to the announcement The Sunday evening service munity service at Sunken Treasure" will be travelled with the Glasgow Other guest churches are St. Rev. James Diddle, newly of the Rev. Herbert W. Goerss, at the First Baptist Church, Thanksgiving. Two events in presented by Roy Sampley for HlghSchoolBandfortwo years, REV. CLIFTON HALE Matthew Missionary Bapt ist elected Conference Superin- pastor. Guest preacher will be Sanford, will f ea t ur e a special the Golden Age Olympics are the Golden Years Fellowship as minister. Previous to living freedom and know they may Church, MissionarySanford, Baptist Antioch tendent of the Free Methodist Rev. John Mark Goeris, 1962 emphasis upon State Missions, being sponsored by the luncheon Wednesday atnoon, in In Glasgow, he lived in receive help here 11 they need Church with Church, will preach Sunday at Valedictorian of Seminole High A highlight of the program will association, fellowship hall. Rev. Bill Clarksvllle, Tenn. it." Rev. James Hagin, Pastor, and 10:45 am. at the Sanford-Eustis School. He was ordained In to be a series of nine tableaux, Pickett will officiate at a aerthe Qlffin Sisters and Mt. Olive Free Methodist Ch Reverend Hale hopes to Reverend Hale and his wife, First Methodist urch in the Holy Ministry In 1970 bj his each depicting a historical of Holy Communion at 11, reorganize the bus ministry, to Geraldine, who reside In Winter Missionary Baptist, Ft. Pierce. Sanford. Mrs. Diddle will father at Lutheran Church of In the development of Baptist A Pictorial directory Is being Rev. Clihfin was licensed by provide special music on the Providence. At present he is mission work in the State of produced at the First United preceding the luncheon. Include the Winter Springs springs, have three children. S. A "Here's Life" seminar area. "People without tran- Their daughter, Cheryl, is Rev. R. J. Everett of Mt. Bethel organ. I pastorof St. Jn's Lutheran Florida. Methodist Church of Sanford. under the auspices of Campus sportation, or children, would married. Terry, a son, attends Baptist Church. Ft. Lauderdale The Women's Missionary Church, Hatt'le3burg, Miss. Some of the events to be The chairman, Mm Lyman Crusade International to train be able to ride the bus,'' and was ordained Western Bowling by Dr. Louis Society will meet Thursday at where he is also serving as depicted are: the beginning of Rogers, states that family lay persons for witnessing to Continuing, he explainedhehissaid. Green, Ky.,University, majoring at in music. S. Beauchams, President of the the home of Betty Smith. Helen Lutheran Campus Pastor at the Woman's Missionary work In photographs will be made from their faith will be held at motto for the church, saying, Wisconsin General Baptist Richey will lead the progr am Th eir other son, Steve, is University of Southern Florida; the establishment of a Sept. 21-28 In the Castle Community M e thodist Sept. 23 "We have a motto, 'A church married and works locally, as Convention, and light refreshment., will be Mississippi. State Mission Day annually; Classroom of the church. The and 24 at 7-9 P.M. and on Sept. where everybody Is somebody,' a technician, for a group of He served as associate served. Following the service, the the development of scholar- directory is the first one 25 from 9 am. to 1 p.m. and we want people to feel doctors. SR. 45,Osasva S".Worship SW,.Uve. Worship wit prayer t Conce J GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Christian Slidsembas Wit r$VStMNS Nlnlcy Pre.dSd _ Rev. Gerald NINes Min is try It's A F * 111pm. 7:31p.m. , 0 $ANLMIOO UNITiDMiTHODiy INN Usad 135 -RaymsidAvsa.e Longo"Flerlda 127$ TJI..ftilI 1254154 Lvmsu lWt.1............... .. 5:41a.m. St*a.M.$II:11a.* NS41IIV I KIudIrpaffiR Nazarene o wo 1 ~ % .) Possible! New l L\ I Is H Verbalizing The Negative :• $.SrIpTm, £MldINPluls,s _ ___ft ____ .sed KWh ¶ Liadup Ira, sell .& P1. ~ fvm4w,%Nm4p"w*x.w\%*I%k%kl%\%M.\%%%%%X!X%%:A:.%I fist 1s31s*1 PrIy, lupi. 1. i,7 ) UPSALA PRUSIYYURIAN CHURCH Corner CaiMv Chit LUpsalaRsads Rai Darwin Skea Pasts, Voile MerS.s,Wmntlu.p 11.11 a is lass.s! Werstup 111pm - The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible J. C. PENN EY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff John V. Mercer and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford , KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff lo j CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . r ., id Cad. )Im £ II,' IAYTI%? Aale.ck CI'ueta. Oit ,e,., SIII 350 'uy '7.511 ,u,r, BeM.sI (h,h. Pesrinus' jSaøfwi Ga',u Chk. C,pt(al LMe ire. Ls,e Mary l'd (kirues , $41, cswu. Rd 'lC1$,g 1111u1 Ckis,.t. OsiOfI3,, RI. atsesiSe' tup Prs.e 5pti.4 Chuicit. i Pirk *'*. 5at.si (kvithl L'$a,,..as. II 431. A$neMe Mill s,.. 'w .,,, so., 'F,nlg1ae'et.W.rds.4Lm.e.ueed Cu, (fit$G'..t 3 v..5 (.t Ipbil CtiDit5 liaptsl CAwct CI lc.q,sia,., 145*1 Aeeiil CVO 911, O'.7J : .' 1 • i''id' . . ., ., ' , , , ". tt.W4i) Tdi.sl4, e.Nl , hu ' , ,I ' •\ ' _ I 'I I . 1 , . .. , , . , , ' . 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Moti,en. enterprise RflV.(MJI:S*IG.W. 1,11* lImIt. $$itmcd C%WV1 of ' tjs •li,ss Cs'arc.t'. 4;'.41t4a lii, (.ttsw.,, CHURCH OF GOD CIVIC?, ,4 Gid 11) li'(,'y Church ml Old. N) W Hid je,, Wepe £Jp1sl C4e11. 1,) Oraa,. Ave . Mus%..%ity leS.lI,t (Svic?l. '.13141. 1~004-44 ' , - (.aineut,sm.' Chs,5?,in . Church. 7451 Pail ' U P1ICOPAL TIeCIWch.4IOeqSMWLMai,I)IIJIAr. LGnI*GOd P5E$SyTIllA$ LaS. Mary United P't5,',r,, Chirchu St. Likes 1.5551,. Dart Or hunch It, 416 SIa,,a & Hwy Fast Prestisterian Chvrch. 060 A,, & ]lit SU 17 51. ' F.rtl P'eil,'.r,es Church hi D.Sary. U Hideiid 51 AlidrIwi Prus$yheq,s Church, 5513 Seat Lake Rd bp.t Poll" 116 -- tiil Gepa Tê5.e,.,, 2714 Ceunft Lake Jssevp ' ' NAZARIN, P.151 Churches liii Nais,e,is, liii S45fecd Ave. Church hilt, Nacerene. $R. 54, Osaiva ' OTHER CNURCNIS AII.II' AM U (irerik. & t2 an FSe CM5af, Camp Ole,, Iew'mie. Wtkeva Park Rd 5..rC4II Avesu N55,s,15 Chapel. 5.4,4011 Avv Cl,vlve$a (emmiset, Chuici, Church ii JtWi Clunst hI L$?ts, Day Saiil. 331$ Pint Ave litivcs Ortlieds. Ckurtk, It, J.4w, (trytsm CtiIp,h, Hwy I? II Ftra Perk P*r5 len,, Church 14 ffi us, 0.4 U,d*a1 Ph5lICeitl Oess SkIs 7$5"r'ic RICSIW.SeI Ave.. 1011 zithep pesite km,5414 N1i So'o.l) P'tSt Penfe15 Chinch Lerseaud F,rtl P5511 CCIt lactend Lab# Mae V .Itte.ui.an Lutheran LIVId. O'e.I'u..i On . C4$Wlbevr, GO" Shfoherd U-O*d I~". jeed I &tam" of Lutheran Church PIhvldSflCC. Geltaii WIstmlttur P'esyle,,es CIIarrt. Red Si, Rd. Casselkern, $UVINTH DAY ADVENTIST PenesI Lake S.varwt Out A4tst,st Cluntk. Hwy 431. F.rt,I City SiussIS Adventist Ckundk. Ma,Il$ftd Ave £llames5, Spns5. lasterd Day kveum.o., Adventist ChartS. 7* & lIm W*IfSpeIssIkvasi*D.,,5,11c,, M.swa. Mr 54111 k'nIstp.eay AISSN$ICII,,,IR 411 P15411. liaised Pers Part -. i.Ii1I5T. First r....... of ICUSslil. 0151 lad St. 1.64. Mesvai (Aepsi, Dr,s,e Sled • Lake U.ensq K,n,dem Hallaf Jetuvak's WiNess, Lake Uewai Unil. 1542W trI , Of MO Nalso anit, Lake Mary @#wit , Lhuiiwaid Chvfch Clrth *4 lIla Na,irt, Waymja £ 1.U?HUSAI, While C.mm,,,ut Prei4yfe5 Ck,intli. UptaIa Rd II James AU I flIt at C,pvets I Man'iA U U Church S. Cl 4*1. 0,5,.,, U rails MelM4.il Cheit?,. tth5 Rd. lnterpnse helloed Miise,5 Chart?,. I Gene,1 I,451a04s United Utthod,sI Cll,rch. Tamp Peril Fad. Sameras 51,4, AltaMenle bprs,s 54 All Saint% Episcopal Chw(ft. 11 Oqllowy Avg . loferprio,op CIw,sl Ip.ic.p&i (hurcls. L455w.ld Holy Cross Ip.iap4I, Pafk A.e at l '145a.ht Luv*ser CIVIC?,, 4.Ad , S.9.l A U U Church. Cen.a,i H5t$ Cabialbervy CSNIIiWSII1 United Milimd,5l CluercI. Hwy 1151 & P"Wl Rid" Rd. Cattilbe,,y Dee..', Comm,,p,11 M.,th,d,tl Church. W HI41tSasks Rd. Oe5rv Fist Un'?,d M.$tied,,l Chirth. fit Park A5 P,rtt Miffi.d,,I Chuqtu II O,e,dø F,SI bulker. Mimut lhvitS. 2464 Ave F,,e M,ffied,sI Church 101W Geneva M.4hud,sl C'uenck. Geneva r Gace Us,ted Mitlue4,tl CIvic?,, A'rpent S.0 C renl CNI A U I. Church. 0,,edo Oakei, U.ltQd,SI Church. 0,040 Oø..n MJthed,tI (kvrch . •' Oopldt Ltu,wct .4 Oewie CSqnck II S.anLamIi SvWi,j SI,.leI, M,llape&Iy Iep?.lt (Pc*, ll IT %%PI I '.' METHODeST Sins,tl United M.mi,.jI Clench, I Dq5ry Ave. Usl.npnes. Sear Lake United Methodist Church Ave. Man In Pevv Accept VVornan As Pries t? By JANE Herald Church Editor FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First David Beverly and Staff CHURCH OF CHRIS? Ckvq5 at CiwsI. Ill) I Pa,k Ave ClcIuosChv,sIatLas.Il,,5,U S 17 91 w Casw.ibq,,, bum bm..,le (lund hi Christ- bill Lake Newell Rd Cli,ch I Ch.1,,t. Ill Phim Spr,sq, 0• Altamonte bp, (tuerdl hi C'w,st. Gai.va Ckurrt Of Chn,tI. LIs$ud ChWCN .4 Ctir,it, P.ele CluertS 55 Chi,*I. W IftI St $u1Pa4. CIvicS hi Chlv,il. Fla Na,,,, Dr.. Maitland $t 3140i M,tfte,.,, tepid? Church. ON Cypress II temple Iapi,tS huect. Pals, $pe,spe i. AJtamst• Springs *,ll,ais 5',ss..s,, ihsI.,J tli...rO • -. - Aitam,s4,, 3pr.s,s Chapel , W0 111 • SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY $im,,,14 S&ptist T,liipiq. Aa',cj, LI4S Nell. Furs Ps, Susland Sitih Church. 146 Palmetle II Ja'I.5 M,lsls,ary .4p1.t CSwQ,. SO Rd Ill. Ot 1' Faii •.et.0 Curd, 513 •ne .. 5t Mt*m* IIppl.s ClurP,. Caseaj 1451, 'FIc1t Asib' Ctwlt it DiIarv 'Frtt c.tuPdl id CMMVI 1,1, sis4l:hut,fd.t.4 L4'4 U WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff New 54 C4t14r1 M.ssos*aip $4p.lt. 151W lIlt It Itsw5lem prim.love aapl,,tC)a,c5I$aiW lImIt New TnSaa*st Sa~'iI Cturck. Quality IR* Hsnhs Les5wssd N.,, Ut 7.45 .apt,iI Ct'wcl. hIll Pt., Ave R.,,msa Park Baptist CHuck. 2743 Se 11Th St vt$. P109','* Baptis t CIMil. 121* Se F..tt P,'wcflt Sep15? Cluitti. Ill Se Anpen? Blvd Pna.r,. 1.4k. $ap$.sh. 5.4g. Rd • Fain Fati P.e,,tn U $aiavy Baptist CI'vscti. M.way -end 5Iuthei Uttt4.&. 54l.tt (lurCh *114 1459er4 C451444.rty $apftI CI.arcs. ?5 i "MM Cari,at 14p141 Ck'it, 11l 064 Lv. K CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service L. D. PLANTED INC. Ovideo, Florida C$45M$I.Y OP 000 v.1?., A545l51Ø SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Em p loy es PUBLIX MARKETS Insurance -in d ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fin. Howard H. Hodges and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes L WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson (let Mo 00,14 1,1444A401 C%Wch 04M Hill so . Coil.to" 14aI.rd AhIa5 ChurCh, 1411 5 Fa,k .414 liaIsed Silts (hitch. 3441 sastert A,e , IIRtSICCSflVII4I*aeI.IJ,tu,..,IWI,54s1e, The lalvallas Army. 111 Se 34Th SI . . 11611iftl Hills Ateliovaits ChvirCh. Allopit.wrop 4rWqt R,uaesuer Nur$vlu Ch-Ch. flI ivilAwilla PA,. Winter WINGS Nely The Trinity(hull 041,0 (kn,I lila Mas"elliftio Alp, Lanai,, Coll 1.4018441 (it, .' . is congregationhastoapprovethe rector or assistant called. "i figured It was coming and The three-million-member lithe Lord led the convention to Episcopal Church meeting in do so It would be approved," Minneapolis, yesterday voted said Rev. Soper. "Where I by a narrow margin to sanction be lieve women wo uld fit In is women priests resolving an working In t eams with men to issue, w hich has been rocking complement the ministry by the denomination since 15 bringing a special female type women were irregularly or- nurturing to the church." dained In 1974 and 1975. "Although there are some There Is strong indications waiting In the wings, I do not that many dioceses won't ac- expect a mad rush of women to cept them as 40 per cent of the become priests," he added. Bi.thopsopposedadoptionol the Roy Holy new policy. In a sampling of Cross, said he would "abide by local react ion to the move, the decision of the Bishops as there Is little enthusiasm for y are supposed to ha ve I& and acceptance of women divine guidance as well as they priests in this area is not ex- can Interpret It." lie said he pected for some time to come. would not object to a woman The controversial approval of priest on the gro unds of sex. but the ordination of women into It would depend on the person, the Episcopal priesthood marks the same as a man. G (ceis a new era for the church, but in religion as In politics, it Is Rev. Leroy Soper Jr., rector of going to have to come to the Holy Cross Episcopal Church of point where votes are not made Sanford, said today it will be on the basis of sex or color, but years before there are any on the Individual's women priests in the area and qualifications, ages before you woul d see Mrs. Robert Hammond, females in charge of a member of Christ Episcopal congregation. Church of Longwood, however, Even then it would not be said. "It is not proper. I percrattimed down anybody's sonally don't want to see throat, he said, as each wesuew'ordatned in the ' FOR THE EXPERIENCE OF A LIFETIME... served communion by a maintained was super fl uous pregnant priest?" he asked. and unnecessary. ______ The church moves "forward "Our understanding is that no . ,j ____ with a divided mind." corn- one can make a bishop ordain mented the Rev. George F. anyone he doesn't want to," ob. Ir Regas of Pasadena, Calif., served the Very Rev. Da vid _____ dressing the need to "heal our Collins of Atlanta, head of a wounds." A "divided church," convention Committee on the I the Rev. cordon U. Plows of Ministry. About 40 per cent of the bishMitchell, S.D., called the reops of the church's 114 dioceses suits. The Rev. Homer Rogers of opposed adoption of that new : Dallas saw possible challenges policy, and 37 of them joined in to bishops in civil court if they an explicit statement of con; refuse to ordain women. He sj4 srlence that they would not ac;. urged provisions that, he said, cept it, but would stay In the _________ would guard again:' such church. About 80 clergymen _________________ and laymen signed a similar pressures. However, represenatives of statement of dissent after it was the church's governing con- read in the convention by the ., F vention Thursday turned down Rev. Kenneth E. Trueman of the added clause. which several Wauwatosa, Wis. REV. LEROY SOPER ,; ___ " i" .,.. HEAR FLOYD POWELL TELL YOU HOW TO BE READY FOR JESUS TO COMEI .,.. _____ . ________ ' Of Daniel And Revelation, idle SANFORD SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH - _________ • ________- ________ Sun., Sept. 19 ........Why Some Keep Saturday for Sunday. Jesus Makes It Clear! Mon., Sept. 20 ............. Catholics and Protestants Meet. Jesus Will Preside , Tue., Sept. 21 .....Remedy For Health, Happiness& Peace, Also a traditionalist, her husband, Robert, commentd, "I joined the Episcopal Church 27 years ago &nil me of the I liked 700 ELM AVE. What Did Jesus Do? Anglican Ch urch. I like to see the male in that capacity." was - Fri., Sept. 17 .........................Birthday Of Creation. Jesus Was There! Sat., Sept. 18 ...........Protestantism's Biblical Dilemma. ' reasons EVERYONE WELCOME FLOYD POWELL , ___________ ______ Explore The Prophesies Wed., Its traditions, but if they want to change the traditions, that's their prerogative." As far as having a woman for Ws priest, he said he could not accept the idea . "How would you like tobe Jesus Has It! Sept. 22 ... ........... . ............... NOMEE'rING, Thurs., Sept. 23 .............Church Membership, Baptism. Are They Necessary? Jesus Did It! 1 . L '... .i .. ' - . , , . . . . .. , .. ... . . '- 1. . ............ . 1. . 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Spacious S bedroom, concrete block, pool. ORLANDO - LEE ROAD AREAPrice slashed. HURRYI 2 BR, family room, corner, lot, $155 ma. OAK SHADED- 3 OR,pool, garden $73,500. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 520.1133 ___ TO SETTLE ESTATE Enchanting old 3 bedroom, pict ure 33-Houses Furnished window, fireplace, perfect setting for antiques. 123.000. Lake Mary- 2 BR furnished house, , newly refinished Inside and out. VETERANS - Nothing down. Adults. No pets. 332.3530. $11,500 up. __________________ • ___________________ ____ Reg. Real Estate Broker 331 _ _____ 377-0501. the Over 23 ft. country kitchen with tortoise Shelf Cabinets. Sharp House - Far better than what you've been Seeing in the low $2Os. Do it now! Call Carol Jordan, Realtor Associate, for appointment. Cliff Jordan Realtor 131.1322 Harold Hall Realty Fishermen Canolsts '2 OR, turn, adults. Wekiva Landing, 322.4470 or 32343o1. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Anytime Jim ' 25th St fl 65S 7324 Park Dr. 122 3991 322 9711 g w\4llage LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Highway 17.51, Sanford 11 Across From Ranch House 3235:670 or $31.777 3220648 )$fice 1. Store Space available, downtown Sa nfor d. I OR, St. Johns River. Owner must sell. ZO72Stn St. multiple listing service interested? Situated on South Sanford Ave. -2 BR, 1 bath on 3 lots. Fully car. peted, range & refrigerator, Florida room. II citrus frets. A lovely home for only $22,00 cash. 322 6437 ~ • Conventional-5% Quiet, One Story EquIpped Kitchen Down Adult-Family One Bedroom - Homes ready for your inspection I From and Immediate occupancy STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work. there wouldn't be any. C&A BackHoe Service ________________ 1SOS W. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT - Land clearing. liii dirt, cla y. rock All kinds of diggrng I'lousetrallers Stored And moved 372 5142 135 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tformerIyHe,rjett.s B eauty Nook ) S1E First. S7 Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. ( Piano Services Some Beauty Care _________________ Patio Apartments I VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA - nommmommommmu 0 ardens FROM *25s000 ' Sawing ____________________ ESTER$ONLANDCLEARIN' BuIldozIp, Excavating, Ditch AltrIons Dress Makino. Drapes tI!l dirt, top loll. 337 5543 _________________________ Uphoiste, 372 010 Late Clearing; Mowing; Disdng; Fill Dirt; Clay; Rock; Sand; Backlso, Loader. Ph. 3275027. Tree Service .,ot,ssiort1llyMa ollyManae.d __________________________________________ ' ______________________________________________ ________________________________ ______ C. E - SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling. General Repairs, Call 32) 117S. -.-------- Roof ReCurs, Carpentry, Painting, Home Repairs, Gutt,ring. Cement Work. Fre estimat.i. 831 $7. _____ -- Landscaping a - Trees Trimmed. Cut, Hauled A*ay Lswn Care 41, (after I p'n) ____ ___ - - ___ _ . . v Uppland- _ ______ _____ - i(i ' QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES e camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all with a ClassIfied Ad In The Herald. Coil, ad vitar *ill ho ____ raining SUPPLY CO. 207W. nd St. _____________ __ I 2 Bath Models Central Heating and Air Conditioning carpeting ','iIuIs,ate Il1'tntN 91.1k? _______ pland Park Homes 3234432 :9; I, ,I (i:LuMp5 -u-N-,'--,, List Your Business...Dial - . '.- - ,•. .1, I, - '-.( .,' . 322-2611 or 831-9993 1 ~ I truck with camper, fully self contained, paneled, 1971 Capri 3050, 2 door, excellent $leeps 2, electricity and battery, condition, I speed, AC, 332.3010 air condition. New motor, new after 3:30 p.m. fires, See to believe. 332.1394. 1911 RX3 MaadL rotary engine, automatic. air, ON condition. )7- Autos Wanted 5320 & take over psymenhs of $1.13, 373.3015. BUY JUNK CARS- from $lOto$30. Call 372.1424 alter 4 p.m. 190 Plymouth, I dr., lIT, 31$ ills., extra clean cond. Nooft transmission o.h. $500. 332.2015 after 4 MORE CASH PM. For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1971 models. 7 days week Call collect, 544.7331 Wla Cutlass Supreme, air, hodlet seats, automatic, less than UN miles. Best offer over $190. $302011 or 323-3705. an Warieeti.d Cars R.condifjouj & Local Bank Fi.s.c1 "We $5995 - - - - 176 $119 '76 - $4 176 as as - 3222420 MIS ANYTIME SALE FRIDAY NIGHT 7 PM FUTURA BY SINGER One QI Snger's '00 bUtt and Sew ZIq Zaq machnes. A s sume ualanceot$I5 SOor pay 511.90 per month Will take trade in Singer equIpped tQ ZIQ liii; & make button holes Balance of 15111 or to payments of $6. Call credit manager. 377 till or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E lit ST . Downtown 25$IPARK We handle government repossessions, many area, small down, seller prys closing costs. CUANK CON'ST.REALTY -, ?ORS_5304041 eves 323.3549 I spesing of a lot of our retail store ferns. Must cut down. Beds, :hests, dressers, couches, rugs, Ltisc. items of all kinds. Open Daily For Retail Sales, 105 Station Wagon, $ 3 9DODGE Passenger ............................ 1495 HWY. 17.92 AT HIAWATHA. SANFORD Dell's Auction Center Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 3234620 52-Appliances GE washing machine, good condition. vs or belt offer. You move It. 322 4373 alter S. BATEMAN REALTY Rt'g Real Estate Broker 20355 Sdiulorb Ave J2 I 0759 eves 372 7643 .ake Monroe- 2+ acres, 3 OR, 3'i bath, pool. 173.000. Jenny Clark Realty, Realtor, 3221591. Lake Mary 3 OR, 1'-, bath new homes. Start at $23,500 with $200 down. Government funding. By builder, 834-140. Equal Housing Opportunity. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days- 3n 6173 Nights-3fl 23S2 K ENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES323 0491 s3Radio.Stereo - Maple Stereo 41, beautiful iso 322 5137 after 5. CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY. 54-4Garage Sales _________________ CARPORT SALE, Sat., Sept. It, 10 10 A. Misc. Washer, Bicycles, to's, Clothes, 135 W Airport Blvd. Sanford 2 OR. air, screened YARD SALE - Sat., Sept. IS. Ill Porch. 2 lots, fruit & oak trees. Rosalie Drive from 9 to 7. 115.50. $2,000 down. 323 4537 2032 Jefferson. Carport Sale. Saturday & Sunday. Baby dressing table, beds, dryer, toots, automotive, guitar, golf BALL REALTY clubs, ski, misc. 1505 S. Locust Req. Real Estate Broker Ave. Sanford, 3215117. SALES- RENTALS CARPORT SALE MOVING SI7W. lit ST.,Sanford Refrigerator, Portable Dish323 S-Ill or 322 2757 after Hrs. washer, Picnic table. Lawn Mower, Tool box for truck, Misc. V. GARNETT WHITE 3l2Clermont5t.,LalieMjry.Sat., Sun., Mon. 9 to S. Reg Real EsIate Broser JOHN KRtDER.ASSOC PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR 107W Commercial WI'IA 'EVER YOU WISH TO BUY Phun 377 7511, Sanford OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROW? .ovely 3 OR, 2 bath, central heat & air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio. 5.5-Boats & Accessories 13.000 equity & assume loan of 532.000 323 0303. i. Al.,.,.....,., • .h ...l• Ii. ....-w .,.., Sanford- By Owner. 3 OR, 11,1 Evinrude motor. Sea King trailer baths, central H&A, screen patio. Other extras. $400. 1407 E. 2nd St caroeted 123.300 722-1903 after S. '73 Land & Water Cruiser Comb All in One. 42-Mobile Homes Cruiser (high bowl House Boat (self contair 'd) It?) Schult Chateau 3 BR, l' House Trailer (own wheels) bath, I?' xli' with 3' * 32' tip out. Ski Boat (speed) Call after 5, In IllS. 11.300. Slip 9 B. Monroe Harbour '73 Ramada oub dle wide, 21'xIQ',3 13' Llvaboard or Cruise. 1121 OR, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, Burger. with twin engIne-i, 3 state dining room. den w carpet. rooms. See Chimera II on gai W000 3230011 5 p.m. dock, Monroe Harbour. ISYR FHAF:NANCING ROBSON MARINE GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 2921 Hwy 17-92 3403 Orlando Drive 37'? 3961 Sanford. 323 3200 - - - '. -'... - - A the OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY I TIL 5 - Doberman Pinscher, adult female. free to good home. 343.5740 a after ____ ___ '1IM BUDC,E.t'. ARE it()LSIEREQ'WItH VALUES YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHIPtIG CLASSIFIED AD LATELY _________ Park Bedroom __ ____- lava some RESALE BOUTIQUE Price Clearance Sale, Sept. 33.21. Open 10-1 daily. 107 W. 27th St., Sanford (near Plnecrest School). ", ., .... . ' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it EXPERT LAWN CARE Classifi ed Ads didn't work there Mowing, Edging, Trimming Control Heat & Air Conditioning Free Estimates. _____________________ any. ho P ne3Z3.1752 For tree estimates, call II Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanfar 3fl GETTHOELUXURYITEMS FOR I 1771. Well Drilling A FRACTION OF THEIR cost I FROM TODAY'S * 'IT ADS. SOP ANt) THINK ----I ____________________ _________________ 'iut II CI,l%Sitsed Au'. d,dnt wjrk there ir,sokey Siys: ,.. i Gran cutting, I I i A' Wont be any WELLSDRILLED. PUMPS noyardtoos4fp, I Carp.n.,. Remodeling Add,lian5, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 323 3051 Custom Work, Ll,,eflsed. Bonded -iiS.&i$ We repair and Service ~,Ili"",!#x ____ St. 322.2090 BUILDER-DEVELOPER _ * 25th Sanford, Ha. Bralley Qdhcim-323-4670 - 65-Pets-Supplk3 Make room in your attic, garage. Sift idle items with Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 373. 2411 or 531.5593. CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH Pro-Opening Used Car Specials - newest residential neighborhood .' ART BkQWN PEST CONTROL 2547 Park 3n ue.s WALKER Reg Real Estate Broker General Contractor New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes - Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1105 Sanford Ave. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- It and 171 Models. Call miv. or 131. 1401 Dealer. above - 3 SR, I", bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 323. 1000. 1G Pest Control Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Relninvac CARROLL'S FURNITUE,322.S1$), Ford 300 1-ton Lease Datsun Inclvdffiit cars sad trucks. For Information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131431$. Realty FOR RENT 2 BR, carpeted, screen porch I. carport. Fireplace L air conditioner, $150. 322 ISO? or 3720412 I ' SOUTH Home Improvements ftgpnwm for Rent " -- 75-Recreations I VetcIes after . 323.7832 JOHNNY . Freight Damaged Rattan Furniture Sale -Chair, regular $59.13, now 119.93. Many other items to choose from. World of Imports, 11$ Magnolia, downtown Sanford. - 392$ Model A Ferd, peftIpily, restoqnt, many extra p* UK .7241 4.30. ,e_ REDUCED $2,000, vacant, like new 3 l's, central H A, carpeted, fenced back, enclosed paneled garage. Owner anxious. $24,300. Hal Colbert Realty apt. a can your home v.th alum ___________ 5d.flg & %01111 Spstlm AlSo Int'-ir, Exterior Piasternq, ROoting, Gutters P,,IChInq & Simulated iIC Sidino Co 151 9543 Brick & Stone Spec aity 372 775) WANT TO SELL Window Washing , Floor Stripping a. YOUR HOME? Waxing, Carpet Shampooing. Buying a new home7 Moving to an Free estimate 32) 5551 apartment? ________ Get action with a Herald CIâSSif lid ad. We'll help you wtite Land Clearing an ad that will bring a last sale. CALL 372 2411 _________________________ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. Sale Ha" ome camping equipment you no, anger use? Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 372 2111 or 531 5913 and a friendly ad visor will help you. for Ssfo AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, 78-Motorcycles ,as Mustang, I cylinder, 3 speed, shots. 1 male, $ Mos., $200. 1 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, tape deck and heater. Phone M. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation female, I mos., $150, 343.5710. 71 Honda CL 200, like new, $425, 243S .4154. LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR available. Bud Cabell 3374053 Laurel Ave., Sanford. 2 Boa Ccnstrlcters W41 Reticylated anytime. 190 Dodge Polaro, runs reel good. Python. Call 3170044. Needs body work, USE cash firm. Motorcycle Insurance 1' x 0' Pool table with accessories, ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ 3324734 or 323.1102 after 6 P.M BLAIR AGENCY 143; old Ik Coke machine, best Free Kittens, cute Si cuddly. Contact 3733I66or33.771 after 4, lii Hays Drive. offer. I Danish chairs, black '14 Jeep Pickup, leather, 175; 323.3705 or 534.1011. Cats& Kittens 1969 Honda, CB 350, 9500 Miles. lwheef drive. $2 Each to good home Excellent coin., $350. 322-3117. Phone 373.4000, SWIMMING POOL SACRII.%CEsat e 333.1744 Leading manufacturer and 190 V8II4ifl, good chin car. $100 or dI%triblor has aluminum rec. Stenstrom best offer. 723.1030. tang ular pools left over from 1575 COUNTRY LIVING - 2705 Mar. season, half price. Guaranteed 47 Chevy ½ ton pickup, I ft bed, cItsus -Quiet country neighbors, 1973 Chrysler Newport, 1 owner, PS, Installation and terms. Call 305. ef,b.L..* •biIl• •,..li i s PS. Ar. wrMI. 'I'4 BR,'2 baths, with new root. 5551351 collect. Partly paneled family room, central heat & air, large utility Cteluxe Aluminum above ground 68 lifted to Buy room. Just rsduced, 135.500. swimming pools. 12? 15'x2l' and lS'x3)' complete. 1 yr. old, W000MERE - 2112 Sanford Ave. Cash 322.4132 repossessed. Sacrifice, '. price. -3 BR, 1 bath, wall to wall carS Call collect 305-7730410. if used furniture, appliances, Pitting, with fully equipped kit. 'ools, etc. Buy 1 or '1001 items. Wanted, Residential site for then. BPP warranted. $21,930. .arry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard LOCH ARBOR - 104 Orange ant to buy furniture, toIlet fix. to display new 1574 model Loedsofpotentlalt I BR, 2 bath, in lures. - anything of value. M. ground pool. Top Consideration lovely Loch Arbor. Needs some 1455 given for prime location. Call 30. repairs, priced to sell at $23,100. stiques and collectables wanted. 427-4270 collect. Small Items of quality lewelry, EMMETT AVE. - Terrific. 4 OR, 2 china, etc. 323.7577, 10 to S. AMMO . SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 bath on over acre with Pct. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. - Ill for Antiques. Consignments beautiful swimming pool, central French Ave., 323.7310. canted. Hi.Way 14 Auction & air, family room, plus lots 3alleries, 332.4912. more. $55400. AN MOVING, Must Sell 53 Chevrolet, with title, runs, best offer. GROVE MANOR - WOO MelionvIlle Buy Furniture Credenza; 43 sq. It. burnt orange -Quality construction, S BR, 21/2 carpet; II' 10' blue carpet; oval DAVE'S 335-4411 baths, central heat & air. car. IL. CORDOBA, rug r * 12'; twin bed; utility NEY WOODS BARN We Buy Paling, 2,750 sq. ft. Best Buy for trailer. 3235554 after 2 Mon.-Fri., Q 10,000 Milos, executive .................. Furniture a. Miscellaneous. Sell 14400. anytime wk- ends. f or 20 pct. commission. Free Pick VOLARE 4-dr., uDs. Auction. SAturiI*v 7 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR - 105 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Wilkins Circle 3 BR, 11/i baths, BUY -SELL-TRADE automatic, air .......................... with carpeting, screened front Ill -3lSE. First St 322.77 porch, breakfast bar, extra built. PLYMOUTH Fury Salon in's, utility building and large 4 dr., 6,000 miles ....................... 51--Household Goods fenced corner lot. Just 120.500. SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET vane can be a seller or a buyer . WYNNEW000 - 2104 Decotfes- I Queen size foam mattress, with 21f40 charge. All admitted free. " VALIANT Duster BR, 2 bath, paneled family room & foam topper, 123. 3324137 after S. C ome browse every Sunday 9 to S 2-dr., slant 6, air ....................... Fla. room, Lots of room, lots of It the Movi,Iand Drive-in extras, & nice neighborhood. Sewing MachInes, some good rebuilts for low $25.3, 4w '74 $35,700. ITS PINTO Wagon, $ models triple lock stretch stitch automatic, air, 20,000 .................. with built-In buttonholer, List $300, COUNTY - Narcissus Ave. 72-Auction now $150. Singer Future, cost over Newly built custom 3 BR, 2 bath, $600. now $300. Cash or terms. Call BUICK Skylark On 1½ acres, Plenty of oak shade $ Del's $51.5707 or 1605 Philadelphia trees, plus lots more. 543.000. 2-dr., V-6, air ........................... St., Orlando. Call Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS [1] REALTORS 323734) /AM!K SANORA Merchandise 322.71t5 AT S. V. Hardwick. Broker Deltona. 644-4411 372 7111 CARPENTER REALTY of W. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES your Hunt Real ty Inc. 2-taIfl - CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE - Poultry manure for your fall garden MOUNTAINS of merchandise or pasture, 13 yard leaded at the farm. Hoiden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis R1ad, Osteen (off 113110 2 ml. east Osleen Bridge. SO-Mscellaneous for 0111110 s,.-_ 17-5 strucllcn, your area 5. colors. Qu.ldy Can. priced from $73,500 on Reg Real Estate Brola', 00 E - DELTONA - New 2 or 3 BR, pick TAFFER REALTY . , UNIQUE __ 2 BR. trailer, furnished, air cant Plenty of ground, fenced for pets. 333.543 - y UNDER $23,000 COULD BE 4 BR ______________ 3-Mobile Homes - x Winter Spring*- 3 OR. 1½ bath, tam. rm., fireplace. 1 bik from School. Enc. patio. $30,300. NORTHWEST .w OPP# nesis, PxCut,vI UrSI & chairs, ser'etarial ilesk'. & chairS, Straignt Chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and carry NOLL'S Casselberry. 11 92,5201705 S*ve mansy on TV's & Furniture. Mt. Dire Auction every Friday 7.' p.m. Bay Ad. & Ow they oaf, Mt. Dora. 514313.1115. - ____________________ ____________________ Aluminum Siding GW 322-0775 - - Horn. Improvements 1.00 2) DAILY DEVOTIONAL $1 MOVIE' 1*.ty at Stowp j0p1 dow t" t) 130 ,l) DAILY '' 333- 71,5 327-2715 Used Office Furniture heat area. ______ RA igtor. O PEN Sharp 3 OR. 1½ both, large fenced corner lot. Must sacrIfice. $19,500. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Associate. After hours. 534.1773. FRICKE 1 FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTOR, 311.0041 Doltom -2 BR, 1%, bath, Phone 371. Sanford's rj c_i;y/ - I ______________________ FjS$&, Robert 11:30 sav NIGHT. Singer W1 SOngwnteI' mos is Ow hostedbyLiyTonlin. 14) pg 1* DON KIASHNER'S ROCK CONCERT it MOVIE: "Voyage 13 the °" o the Sea" Walter Pidgeon, Joan Fontaine. 1961. SibiIne sweds explode a radiation belt TACLLAFI LUNCHEON SPECIALS Served 11a.m. 2p.m. DINNER ............ ... Serv.dsp.m.- 11 P.M. I ________________ Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid. DUPLEX- Furnished or un companion. Needed immediately furnished. Ideal location. ___________________________ 4250431 Reasonable ren t 345.3fl1. are placing canisters in the tn Wente experienced help to care for P of Sanford all this week. This Is the two elderly ladies. References Ridpvs Arms first annual Fund Drive for required. Send resume to P.O. Box Sanford so let's all pull together 1412, Sanford, or call 332.1034 SpacIous I, LI 3 BR apts. Teivsis, and make It a succesatut one. biI*eanSIl:3OPM. swImmIng, playground, CanIsters will be Picked up In rsa'ul room, December. UNEMPLOYED? Nver aaIn If and clubhouse. 3300 Rkfod you have sincere desIre and Ave. Sanford. PH 3234130 ambition: Serious Only please all S-Lost £ 5742004 after 1 p.m. or pe'lts 1010 BAMBOO COVE ARTS Giovanni, Deltona, Fla. W4 One & I Bedroom apartments, SECRETARY $100 Reward turnIsW or unfurnished. New ly For M.D.s Office For the return of purse and contents. redecorated. come see. E. Airport • Phone 323.7400 Keep money. 3221301. Blvd Sanford, 373-1340. TELEPHONE SALES LOSt - Small dog, white with tan; NOW LEASING vicinity of Osteen Bridge. Phone ________________________ National Distributor has several 321&M. Sanford Court openings for experienced tele. Apartments ClassIfied Ads will always give you phone sales personnel. Must have more. . . Much, Much M tha n knowiedge and background in se modern single story 1 & . bedroom apis. and completely you expect.' electronics & citizen band radios. We're looking for aggressive, self, furnished studio apartments. Lost-i ___ rishSetter puppy Pinecrest CinviflhentlyiOCited&biiU$lfUlly starters who possess a g area. Reward. Call 3227050 or 373. landscaped. Abundant storage telephone voice. Apply In person to 1273. uncluding anlc and "GE Energy BFJ SALES CO. Efficiency Package'. From $115. 31s. 3Ph Lost -5issltHouni.3 monthscld; Call 321.OflObiIwein 513:20. SanfordAirpoq1,Sanfd 4 white, tan and black; wear ing V *ntern style collar with stone,; SEAMSTRESSES vicInIty lh and Magnolia, For commercial sew, experience 31--Apartments Furnished Tuesday afternoon. Answers to necessary. Apply water Bonnet Shorty. REWARD, 3311517 MIg, Co., Inc., 105 N. Lake Howell MONTHLY R E N T AL S Road, Casselberry. First road AVAILABLE Cleaning garage again? Moving north it 434.1 block west of 17.51. Color TV, Air Cond., Maid Sin. the same Items aroung you QUALITY INN NORTH moved last spring? Planning on DATA PROCESSING W.1000 IllSR 434, Long*ood storing meni anstiser year? Don't Nattonal Distributor has opening for do it. Plan a garage sale avit don't an experienced 3711.3742 key SAN MO PARK, 1. 2. 3 bedroom forget to adverlIe It In the Herald punch operator. Houri of em. trailer opts. Adult & family park. want Like magic, the clutter ploymens will be from 11:30 A.M. Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17.52, Sanford. wUl disappear, and you'll ha ve to P.M. 323)5)0. -. extra cash in your pocket. sutworo. Adults only. Modern STUdIO . Apply In person to: & 1 BR; air, carpet, etc. 55$ per BFJSALESCO. ma. up. 3231015. Bldg. 310,25th St. Sanford Airport, Sanford 1 BR., turn. apt., lights, water turn., Mature adults. No pets. 155. 322. TRUCKING OPERATIONS 22% after 4 wk-days. MANAGER New f urniture delivery servIce. One or Two Bedrooms, carport, air, Must have experience in home utilities furnished. IN Op. 323. deliveries and knowled ge of 1574 after 1) AM. trucking. Good pay, fringes, I BR turn, apt., water f urnished. Permanent position. Send corn. Near shopping area. Adu lts only. plete resume to IOI, The 1100 mo. 3225530 or 332.575,. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Sanford, Fla. 37771. 3 room air conditioned fun. OFFICE MANAGER _Kr,I15, listats & water turn., retired typing. Handle phone orders. couple or man. No pets. 323.2375, United Solvents, 323-1103. 111 Myrtle Ave. REAL ESTATE $11,500 FHA.VA Vacant, rudy for offers. 2 BR, wits family room, screened porch, fruit trees. Call 421100. $ DOWN . VA- 0 Believing Large lot, large house, small puke.] BR, I baths, family room, carpet, trees, much more. Owner says "Sell." $30,000. Call Betty Flamm, Realtor-Associate. Realtor SANFORD I Bedroom unfurnished houSe, close W000MERE PARK - One of the newer homes done In the Spanish to schools and shopping Call 322. molif. 3 bedroom, I ba th, all op. 1110. p1 lances. New paint on exterior. Executive home, 430 West Crystal SEEI SAVE I at lust $21,500. Drive, Loch Arbor. 4 BR, 3 ba ths, rec. room with fireplace. Air, BRING HAMMER AND PAINT Wit kitchen equipped. $335 per BRUSHt Creative thought an mo. $100 dep. 3220004. energy, 2 story older home can be conv er ted into a comfortable 7 1l3 BR,) bath, fenced yard, kitchen room residence. However, equipped, $)53 per mo. $100 dep. restoring it's or iginal charm will 322-0051 require some work. THAT'S WHY the price is l ust $23,500. ') Pont Or Sell - Immaculate BR,2 bath, carpe, garage, fenced yd. ML S. R EALTOR S $153 mo. 3237411. èAPIic 4ffr$ Good 4morlcan Helping Hai*, Inc. Seeing Is CallBaft ldyllwllde - 101 Brentwood Drive, $41000. 3 BR, 2 baths, beaut iful Interior with fireplace, 10 Pct. down, V-al Pct. Interest. $373 ma. pays all. 322.5101. -- ________________ Lake Mary -By Owner -1 BR,2 bath home; quIet paved stre.f, M111111141 from school, lake. Many extras. Shown by appointment. Call after S p.m., 323.1035. REALTY 003W. 1st St. 323-401 or 323-0117 eves. SUNLAND BEAUTY - Priced for Immediate sale. includes op. pllances, some furniture, 3 bedroom, 1 bath, large utility, Senora- For sale on rent- Lovely 3 fenced rear yard. LOW.LOW, OR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, cen tral $l5,00. heat and air. 435.3051. - collect, 1.531.0743 or 1.123-9519. Reg. Real Estate Broker 32Houses Urifurnished 11:15 NOW snImcE... - ________________ e ---------------------------- mm M. UNSWORTH OPEN HOUSE, 3 BR, shady, quiet. s,,000 on., $170 mo 134 Seminole Ave. 373.1305. Or 323.731s. (0) NEWS , (".T $27,500. -. 24 MONTY PYTHON'S Pored bydetywork.boerd. 1200 6) MOVIE. Piyths.' MttlUfly Perkzrw. Janet Las. t980. ((55W) 1960. When a 1 with berli nun- SIiOulTIMi5$:se$ 11:40 family rm. & screened porch. REALTOR! Fr1,SIPO. It, W?I 'IS. - 72-Auction - 3 OR home In Sanford $120. Call DELTONA - 2 BR, I bath, large FLYING CIRCUS 35: MOVIE: '$iy Spook. 1:101:11 $10 1:20 £ 5:11 lilA Unfurnished, *two bedroom. Security DiPOSIt. Adults Preferred. 3. LAKE MARY Greene Inc. CB, 1 bath, kitchen, living rm., Fla. rm., garage, fenced- owner, 37315i, DEBARY- Only $2.200dawn,3 BR, I both, screened parch, 2 yrs. old, monthly payment adlusted to Income. $34,500. 1I3. French 3fl.451 EVeS. 332)454; 3234144 331.1$$4 DRIVE BY 830601 Assumable mortgage. 43-40s.Acrssge Lots In GOrgelown & Goldebero WOO to close estate. Cash only. Also small house across from Crooms School, Ufl$ cash. Prime small acreage parcels near I' 1. Priced right. WALTER B. STEELE Rig. Real Estate Broker "Your Business Is Ap,Wacia$od" 3211I41or4es. 110 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford 123$ S. SUMMERLIN AVE. (.arpe oaks, pine& palm fro", 3 OR 2 both, air conditioned. Nest I clean. Move In now. Deli, by an call today. 111,930. 0522. SANFORD-3M, l½bath;c.nt,'ai N.A. forms. $32,500 with Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor SANFORD Forrest Large 3 OR dining rm., WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald Kish Real Estate INC. classified ad. We'll help you write an a that will bring a fast sale. "SERVICE BEYOND CALL323.,lil THE CONTRACT" r1i) ABC NEWS SAT.-5U5. 1:20 $ 5:11 Ilusion." furnace, large fenced lot. "Got high school. $19JOI. Owner 323, central heat and air, wall to will carpeting. Owner pays all closing costs. From $23,000. Only S emalning. - I I Second 1IWILGI, AWARDS: hosted by Mc Cooper aid *RoetFvomthe1foity- 3$ ThE CHMPIONS 400 (4) MOVIE: B i' Elvis Presley, Angela I20sY. 24 EVENINGATPOPSR 3$ YtICRI.DTEAMTEPNS 4:30 0) cBS SPORTS SPEC- the M3Izlalt" Bud Abbott. Lou Costello. 1961. 9:30 LU BOB NEAR SHOW j pJ FOOTBALL: Gem. aatCtersaon. 24 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (R) S MOVIE "Covi.n' 'Roitxi I nBa. Oeps nldy retdeZUa OedW1. 35 MV FAVORITE W4 3.00 5 MOVIE 8:30 I, - - 2:30 MOVIE: 'Few Pb Evt Loijis Jouth, Lyn De I ('i.ifl . (4) TOM AND JERRY. GRAPE APE-NUMBLY SHOW 24 SESAME STREET (R) '' demon." 35 THE LONE RANOAER IwEErY 1k rv IC'T%,O 'r ' 24 MOVIE: "LJSQUS CO Gsn- 24 TO BE NIOUP4ED OD. 2) 12) WOODY PECKER (6) Sfl.VESTER AND flsTay ITIWI(&C. (R) Gary Cooper. Kerr. (81W) ) p.p 8:00 caaa thet one wrtn.* Owns is a MOVIE: "The PIked _ Robe no. Wan a mr O.fl Oil a Wa'W-Mwdc jet, i r,jj 200 ( 2)l0REAMOFjEA cc FUNTSTONES 15) JABBERJAW LADY COCOA (1VW1 ABC MO lEp&, p.ø So ( 2) tl2) aAsEa*.0 Tesru oo be asvuv. (12) MJGGSV: Prulyler,. HUMAN TORNADO WITH RUDY RAE MOOR. naTu (5) 241'WALL STREET WEEK 0 L (C NC NOW...THE BAY .C1 AOU.ERS Fbcli pop. SotAhsm 500 Race. DorfWn, ac:; preview ci an aleenl lo Ow 55: Lawr 5esy by Ken Caner; CO. WJIY TYLER MOORE CHAMPIONSHIP (.1) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS: Fsge ude: - 7,((,) HUR, PLUS (4) SOUNDING BOARD _______________ OPtS DAILY 11A.M. TN. 5:10 P.M.-fll. £ SAT. TiL e p I _______________ sees preech Av. (N(-iay Il-SI) lashed' [ tillS bank rcr. (R) REVIEW Pa. ______ NIGHT (2) (11) MOViE: "Charley VwIc*." Waler Iafolthou, ..fo D011 Seller. Sooty of an 10 + Tax THURSDAY ONLY Woo WSESTUNG 241 WASHINGTON WEEK *4 DAILY oiot'-i Good Every Dey Wed. & Sun. 11a.m. tll 3p.m. 7 o.od ECONOMY (2) (12) NBC NEWS UP. FESTIVAL (4)1101' DOG 655 - - REDUCED$2,000 Beautifully remodeled h rooms, ii sq. It.. new carpeting Be roof, get BR, 2 bath, kit chen equipped, I BR apt., kit, equip., A.C. carpet ed. AduI'O, No pits. $15. 323.23% wk. dysafteti, . ' om ___________________ DATE CBS CHII.CRENS FILM (12) ER 5:51 111111G.- 6.3O $119 Votes (73 ____ V SUMMER SEMESTER obickes. mashed potatoes Md gr,, cite slaw ea a hot bitter lastla' btsc,. 5:30 cc cc THE R1BLE: _____ Ivan decides to iarm. wey he iivss nd o tt uia cc EXPERIENCE • ilalopiw Las, Las Crvt P.'1' 1 WOMAN IS STEVE ALLEN SHOW cc (4) GRfY#&.R'S 625 I 800 (2) (12) MRGENCY: (4) ct 'nEjppp,°i 1:100 (4) FARM - WORLD - LOVELY 3 OR, l's ba th home In good area, wall to wall carpet, fenced yard, inlnt condition. Call for appointment today. 2 STORY, excellent condition, hR. $35,000 - Terms. VETERANS - Best buy In townt $3,000 under comparable homes. 3 ________ _______________ No qualifying. pay equity, assumi mortgage. I BR* 1½ baths garage, gold carpet. Close N schools. 3230237 after 5,20. country. P7,300. ____________ _________________ -- IS i.0 0 A R NE R TED ARMSTRONG 24 flE MAZE 6:00 home. Witter and Invalid son. Private room and i1ry. 322.3M. I ____________________ AVON ____________________ ____________________ HAVE A VERY MERhY CHRIST. __________________ MAS - andffiemoiwytopayfor 4-Ptrsonais ,. st now, - wiung beautifu e-Chlid Car. , products. Make bioutHul moneY.y . Call 444307$ for information. Longwood Day Care CenterIS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? Lngws oldest. aa.m.a p...bus to ______________________ IN YOUR FAMILY? item. school. 231.3751 anytime. 21Situations Yntid AL ANON Garage sales are In soosan. Tell the For families or friends of problem people about It with a Clflslfled Will care for elderly In my home as drinkrs. one in the family. Reasonable Ad in the Herald. 3212111; 1131. For further information call 423.ISS1 rates. 323423$. 5553. or write YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. ChildCare IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A la. 32171. inmyheme. CLASSIF IED AD LATELY. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 4442027 'Or "We Cars' 2 -Pjonn "Ho?tine," Adults or Teens. Educational Child Can, for as low as ___________________ $3• weekly if you quality. 3211424 FACED WITHA DRINKING unfurnished room will f'Jffli5h to or 313$43$. PROBLEM suit, Call for details. 323.5)47. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous can Help n$ed IIN$I Call 4234517 it P.O. Box 1313 _____________________________ Sanford, FlorIda 32171 Smallest Ad with the greatest op. ________________________ portunity. Call 3231512. 30-A$*flITBflts UfUrflhshSd wr Prenier,. (12) Morning in Maturei have drMrs license. Good _______________ __ 7.30 (4) THE MUPPETS SHOW: - cc WAYOUT GAMES (1) A N E R I C A N Saturday H' . 12) MIJOGSY DAILY VIRD GAME OF __ (7)CA1IM CUP HOCKEY: RaycIf no T. (4) JUNIOR ALMOST ANY THING GOES 24 US& PEOPLE AND POU rncs 12:30 PASTORS STUDY 245 • 24 INTERNATIONAL At*4ATION FESTIVAL AP, (4) (4) FAT ALBERT 1:45 L ______ VE)C ':- S NOTICIAS EN ESPANOL 130 cc - IV GENERATION GAP if) LAWRENCE Afternoon 1200 I.c , -. • GAME OF THE WSEK Jr. Willow - (5) ABC NEWS (2) FLORiDA'S WATCHING tioclic LII4 OdWiut. - . . .11 (4) (I) AfVC N PANY(R) 100 (17) THE MIDNIGHT SECtAL The hoat. n... ie eson - .1 .-. (4)30 MIMJTES ,WYø&(R) _____ Iran (fl) Pt- SP94CER's "The LOST . -.. 2) NBC PEWS (4) cee PEWS (12) WIPERS CIRCLE 24 OVER EASY (R) 1200 (I) WILD. WILD WEST S THE OUCS4'&ES 1240 'no WI Rorhe. RIMII'IO BIazat, 14 nist i ON, air, $3l.7 2S43par. .. 1 & 2 BR Mol,Ile Home Adulis -No ________________ 17.) CONSULTATION NEWS 0 l (2) (U) TONIGHT (4) 24 CBS MQViE -Tom (R) Move SQUARES 1100 ) LAND OF THE (Ii (1) THE ROOKIES (R) 24 "Grand ___ ____ 24 TI'€OIGVAU.EY 'I) KROFFT'S SUPER HARTMAN Furnished 2 BR, air, water included, Adults. $l3$a month. Also fur. __________________ CZ) MARY HARTMA 24 9.0 (2) (4) (1) 1a ws ee MISSIOft CSSIRLE RPYLE Adults. PhOIW 3221510 I ___________________ ____________________ (1) PAT" HENRY () PI 1130 5:57 ( 2) (4) (1) (1) • WILD, ST ' I D WEEK NLS 2) ( • Live Housekeeper- FrIday 00 10.30 1100 5:30 2 CHICO NC THE MAN Chloo has od S IOREMIOFJEAMilE 24 •ALAN BLCE SHOW carpeted, quilt t and 2 bedrooms, $123 to $135 month. Immiiate opining. 5antoid, 3322517, -± IO R furnith.d garage apt., Water WILSON PLACE - I BR, 3 bathe 9 momns dO. AmenItIes galore, turn. Adults oily. no pets. Beautiful location. Large oak 4 room apt. domtaIii shaded lot. $5,000. $ room W. Upstairs, $100 month. Phone OWNER TRANSFERRED - P Pool ool 3230201. home. 3 B, 2 ba th, S years old, r 3233171 pay, employment. Apply 10: iftys Inc.. 2234 Orlando Drive [state 41-Housis - 2300 onvi:v.. I. hIsennleols.Smlttv'l Inc. has an (U.10 MINIMUM 3 LIMS Minimum IeIp5:HvaM$ieIsrd, Fl. Furnished S Experienced ml&anlc who owns Before Pubkatlon Noon The Sunday -Noon -. Evening KiD'S WORLD 10:30 L. (R) (12) 24 119 TIME TO PRAY, umws .............54c1 line luI - oragia MECHANIC Day GARDEN M 201 Commercial DEADLINES l. cosr T R 24 TBVIOR (R) (R) 24100 CLUB MARIE OS- 1111D DONNY MONO SH POP GOES THE 0 ANDY GRIFfITH - Pd REVIEW -- 'Tm I.lTT1E FFEfG5NrTN 4lca line lthruStlmes... ffirv2Stbmei ...31ca1101 ...... 1:00 A.M. -3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon ROAD -. rIelK Park RATES HOURS = NASHVILLE ON THE ___ •. )OM (I) ABC NEWS CLASSIFIED DEPT. 24 CONBLJAER SURVIVAL KIT (R) SCOOBY DOO DYNOMUTT HOU111 24 MISTER ROGERS ROAST: MJ...J M 3Adm,nhFum -WE $ELI. SUCCESS 10:00 i - co- 0111101111111 a= 8319993 3222611 (_ a cruisis ft an mm p ,4h 17) 24 () TAAN. LORD OFTtIE __ APES *VIflJI11S0PSW. Orlando Wlntr SeMnole QA(Tl) (I) ____ Fnvk Sonsigy. (12) pc 4) (I) CBS NEWS lL iuc uu'Iui,uuNo d ______ Mid __ 21 5:30 SIS • MOVIE 11* ur I VE LOVE. AMERICAN 24 AS L4zu. Foi, . do let wrote Oj ABC MOVIE: " Love - i_ - a PE FAMLvAFcMR I *4611111 CLASSIFIED ADS '53 Friday Evening F nommomm~ -- TELEVISION LISTINGS i I AND HIGHLIGHTS . . For Appointmetif Call )C5322.]i3 =A.j 43-Lots-Acreage 59-MssicaI Merchandise SANFQRO- 62 y Atres near St Johns. $310,000. 6-41-till. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS ne Pianos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm SeCtion Liberal trades offered. Bob Bill's Piano & Organ Sales & Western Auto. 301 W. First St., 322-2355. OSTEEN 3.41 acres on corr. Go GOOland, nice trees, 11.930. Terms. $312591. -- FLUTE FOR SALE Good CondlIlon,, 110 Phone 660 5531 .- A :1.' ' J , •i ' 'Ii'' (ii '$g( #1t Iii' .4.rx, ' ', ti, lv1y.j t / t. ,," ' ?'.-.':. �- -14 PrIv, _..,_;t Fl. mW $! 4VIN -V $ip. 17, irn BLONDIE Otic Of 11 II r TO II R1( UT IT A JUNGLE Yav,,g / 1 11 .~ ~: ___ ACROSS 45B4JoltarpfFr. IGOfISI 41 Nether region 4 Horse gait 50 Halt (prrtii) OU1TI4ERE! - Answ.q to Previous PuZiIi Movement _____ Fr Sit,day, Sept esnb.r 18, 1976 _ COBPIO (Dot. WHo,. A3JE5 (Marth 21.Aprll 19) Improper execution could Corç&dloni may atlas today deprive you of your op regarding a matter where you portuitltles today. Don't blow haves veated lidered. It can be your advantages with rash unraveled If you view it tactics. rational SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2" TAURUS (April 20MaY 20) Becateftdhew you phrsse what Dec. 21) Don't lake It cc -, you my today. Someone's anger yourself to make decisions _______ _____ _________ Ill , PI R - I .~ % 11 — . I '. . — 0 BEETLE BAILEY - - - I LET 4E )4OW TCJ% _-f IF TIlE O75 5EETLE Mort WaSter s MLJW rr ii MLJppy• n Ce I 16~ -:ZVI ft !~ C; E_Kx~~ iiiii by I Art Ssnsom ...1% JU5T THAT I'M IRE c*iAi 1w MU tMWJuT *I& FLU. - Lr ARCHIE by SOAP mE LINDAAW BERT t4 e i ,= 1, TSTEROI 0D4 TO.D Air ART&RwA RANAWAYWiTH VT UNTIL ARTHUR ME WO KWCW 4 TV Bob Montana REPAIRMAN COME Psc ..(.pI 4.hJ ±i';:) 4 JVLKI ~ e1 1 r L 2 E_! 0 % W Wf W 40 by Stoff.I & HslmdahI VI this caused the burping problem. He gave me some medicine to rein the stomach and it helps some but I still have this embarrassing problem. I am embarrassed to go out to eat _______________ . &*,, _ WI PRISCILLA'S :' FI 112 Q0, . F W201. 1 ~ J r POP by Al ThHE THINKS 1M TOO MUCH OF PERFECTIONIST! r ARE YOU GOING I JTO SHOW ITTO OUR MOTHER? I Vir,nai,r (As SOON 5r I CHECK IT FOR \ GRAMMAR ANP I \PELLING! ( . A ALcERrAi !I(' -; . 0 • a • SI'.. f/ \ , - i7 FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Tkav.i T'$ 1% RePOR? CARD. MY VJNIMD DATE TURNeD OUT b A SCHOOLTEACHER. because of it. This is beginning to affect my social life. Do you have any suggestions? DEAR READER — In the Absence of pain and with the symptom of belching I would Say your problem is from .._._It.s_4.•.. i_ -. air —______ai___ r-wca ut whether or not you have any real evidence of X-ray changes of duodenitis. The air has to come from somewhere to get into your stomach in the first place and the only solution is that you swallow It. One can form gas In the Intestinal tract, usually colon, from fermentation, but this doesn't occur in the stomach. Food does not stay in the stomach long enough to ferment and cause such a I - . . $1.,L\ 1.11 .1, •SV :' ol' I (K 1 i•. 4 iJ ". J.' . . i'tA;I • ' - lead and five against a 'club lead. Also, when South bid six spades he had no idea as to SIDE GLANCES I By DONNA ESTES ) was carefully phrased to kill any possibility the man might have had of collecting unemployment compensation. know what happens when a TWO weeupnorro his termination, Fisher was suspended player asks for a new deck of cards to change his or her pending an Investigation Into allegid thievery In the water luck. department involving hundreds of pounds of brass and copper There is no rule here. It Is cannibalized from discarded water meters. proper and courteous to j i~ Councilmen hit at the loose operation of the public works accede to the request providdepartment In firing Fisher from the $11,500 position, ed the person asking for new City Council Caliairman J.R. Grant is acting as public works cards is willing to pay for director while the search Is on for a new one. Mayor James R. them. Lormann has said that someone outside the department will be (Do have a question hired to fill the position. For the experts? Write "Ask But, in the meantime Ruth and Ralph Fisher don't quite know the Jacobys' care of this just what they are going to do. The Jacobys will Finan cially, things aren't so good, they said. Fisher, at 60, answer individual questions had hoped to work until retirement at 62 when he would have It stamped. Self-addressed - drawn social security. envelooes are enclosed TheL\ '' most The careful wording of the motion firing him cut off the '''" questions will be used in this column possibility of unemployment compensation. He said he has been and will receive copies of told that the city has not participated In the state retirement JACOB V MODERN.I program long enough for him to qualify for a pension from that source. has not been told by the city fathers whether he by GUI Fox will be given ilie three-week vacation pay he is entitled to for WIb. Mrs. Fisher has a lung condition that requires hospitalization several times a year but they gave up their private hospitalization Insurance when the city began its program for employes. Mrs. Fisher's medication for her illness totals $60 monthly. Now they have no hospitalization insurance. And, "Who is going to hire a 60-year-old man, especially after all the scandal here In Longwood?" Fisher asked. "During all those years we never left town for more than a few days at a time. Ralph thought he might be needed and his first responsibility was here," Mrs. Fisher said. Grant, meanwhile, is working wider the handicap of the city's ha ving no map nothing on paper showing the exact location of water lines and fittings In much of the city system. In addition, , few other than Fis her know t he intricacies of the operation of th e r water department Itself. Only last week during a storm, a circuit breaker was kicked e: in the nighttim e hours connecting the gasoline pumps at the city garage wi th power, making it nearly impossible for police cars to gas up for patrol duty until the source of the problem was you newspaper. 4 . ensive-looking fOr Our trip, dear. People mig t - — ,,/' ,V think you're my secretatyl" Ttol, 9,7 Dy J. K. DOONESBtJRY -' iyan 1 —_ vois 11 RA FIMAY o #vA8wm,,wavm- r 2)&AW.060,57 - Aff WAMV,Wowomy 7ST iVAflcp I c49 2 13 1PA 1iJ liV•I V I .. . A '" 11 4, -' . PP .0 10VE Vj AWA AVA Iffu 1100 r _W STZ4t, ct! ____ j? 1 I rl. .. 44y ___________________ old, I have never been in trouble In my Lie, I don't know anything about legalities." Chief Investigator Jack Fulenwider responded that it was Fisher's constitutional right to have an attorney. "Even as knowledgable as I am in certain matters like this, I would not let myself beme Involved in situations like this without the advice and coistitutional right to an attorney and even if you can't afford one, we could get one tippointed for you." Fisher then agreed he would have no objection to the tran. (, script of the interview being turned over to the city council. During the lengthy examination, Fisher said his inventory , control over replaced water meters was apparently "not tight enough" and that he had found a minimum of 120 water meters I and their brass housings missing. Fisher said he had kept a tight control on new meters going out for replacement, but not a record of old ones. He said the old riuttt ,'.i.re :ituid in if thcJ by the water department. % I l. ' ' . ,• gastrostomles only after Medicaid reg ulations were (f%ged to increase payments • ' . money to his own use. Fisher said when he discovered large numbers of water meters missing that he called several junk yards asking If they had bought-water meters-from any city employe. "However, I found now that the water meters were dismantledu and sold brass... (not) as water meters, but as Junk," be said. Fisher also Said that a drum had been cut and converted into a barbecue pit for a councilman partly on city time and with "a piece of pipe or two" belonging to the city several years ago. "A couvcilman is no different than any other taxpayer," Fulenwlder told Fisher. Fulenwider also questioned Fisher in detail about water valve wrenches that had been made and sold. Fisher said the wrenches were made partly tor sale to private contractor, using materials furnished by the contractor. But the city's power and the labor of a city employe on city time gilan isl whether tinder the n.w Medicaid in patients numm gadroatcmnles are eligible for ___ $130 per month in ad___ ditional - payments. "I learned from a reliable. surgery department were present" at the review board He added that several years ago, with the permission of the councilman in charge of the water department, he had stored brass cannibalized in the department in a box or barrel for sale. The proceeds had been used to buy "something under the to the city to convert the V Dr. Kenneth Wing checks recovery progress on two source," Harmon said, "that session last Tuesday, H& Dr. Mw actually reviewed said. "We reviewed the d*aila gastrostomy patients, Natal Wilkinson (left), 69, and only eight of Dr. Wing's of all patients who'd had Noille Lodge, 75. gastrostomies, while in the feeding gastrostomies done at news media ft said held found 30 (SMH) between July 1975 and decision was unanimous — The report, first published by gastrostomles done by Dr, July 1976. every one of the gastrostomnies the Florida Thnes-Union In Wing. He actually reviewed "In the judgment of an was found to be medically Jacksonville, was compiled by only eight, so I don't know bow physicians there and the necessary." Dr. Matthew Morrow of HOSPITAL, page 3A - — Today Home Closed; Invalids AroUnd The Clock ..........4-A Left ....................4-C W ith Emp b ye Callender ..... .............. IA ByAUDIEMURPHY C0mks .................... . 4-C Crossword .................s-c Hierela Staff *rfkr * WINTER SPRINGS — The owner of a residence operated as a nursing home hue faces criminal charges after the home, at 2:11 Albert Street, was EdJtcmial...................4-A ... . . .2-C Dear Abby Dr. Lamb .................. IA Horoscope .4-C Hospital ...................I -*-' -***'* -A well helpless," were left in the with the trailer Friday, l. . care of bin. Jean Stanley, 49, Ling said, &ddWg.,lbare was late Thursday or early Friday. nothing we could do. It was her The owner of the home, furniture and we had to give It Lucille Smith. 45, Rt. I Box 314, to tbein." Det. LIng said Mrs. Smith had St. Mathew, S.C., reportedly been mailed a summons to (we decided to close the home, then abruptly closed and four elderly a charge of operating a drove to South Carolina, ladles left In the care of an leaving her sons, who were to business without a license — employe. follow with a U-Haul trailer second-degree misdemeanor — Obituaries .... .. .. ... ...... 6-A Opinion ... .................S-A Sports ....................1-3-B Winter Springs Police but If the woman chooses to Television .... ............6-S.D Thomas Ling said Saturday filled with furniture from ignore the summons, Ling said, residence. Weather ..... ..............3-A that the ladies, ranging in age "we certainly can't extradite WOMeo ...................1-.~ from 70 to V, and all "pretty Mrs. Smith's sons departed her for a misidernesnor." a Fisher said, "Sometime before this happened, the men (in the water department) had no Ice water, no drinking water and, when I built the city police station, I asked council fora cooler for the men over at the shop because everytime I turned around it looked like one of them was standing there with a can wanting to know where he could get some Ice. "1 paid some of it out of my own pocket, they bought part of It, later on I did bill the city, I had them to bill the city for that, so I put a water cooler in the budget for the second year, It was turned Piland Attacks PSC Winter Springs Mayor Troy ['hand has sent a telegram to the Florida Public Service Commission charging the commissioners with "representing the utilities companies first and the citizens second." Piland was angered by a newspaper repo rt that the ['SC staff had recommended a rate in crease for North Orlando Water and Sewer Corp., equal to or higher than the utility company's request. The city has fought the rate Increase since It was requested In January, saying utility rates are the city's responsibility — not the PSC's. In his telegram, ['hand cited the economic effect the more than 100 per cent increase would have on the 1,100 customers of the firm In t he city. "We feel as expressed at the public hearing that the North Or lando Wa te r and Sewer Corp. is entitled to a fair rate of Increase," ['hand said, "but feel that It was an error in their Judgment not to ask for the Increase for 11 years. We as citizens sho uld not be burdened with such a large increase at one time.,, - I A R ZJWO-? 'j' / I -' , V W4 & SLW ?L4u5/&iT I AVR CWED A111C)' l —"7 ".WUU - doctor, to the rodounJes performed by Wing were justified The repo rt fneh.shl,d that peiortothe thangstnMeuflrald pa7flIDt regulations — which went Into effect lad November —no gadrostosnias had been performedon on patients at the Nursing and valecud Ceder, where Wing Is medical director. of committee determine procedures. "Virtually all members of the copper wire --- . to patients undergoing the RALPH FISHER down. "They said we will buy an ice machine, I believe It was looked Into and the cheapest one they could find was $700. Well that cured that, so I came In one day and I had two or three jobs going and I was trying to get moving on out, and there stands a man with a water cooler can In his hand, wanting Ice. "I went to Orlando, I bought it with my own money, a water cooler, I brought it back and the city helped to install It... I had paid $205, I agreed to make that many wrenches, $200 worth, no more. I made the 20 wrenches, we argued on the price and finally he (the contractor) said he would furnish the pipe and give me $9 a piece, which I agreed to. . . We made 20 and we made the balan ce of his material into wrenches that he never came back and picked up. Th ey the wrenches) went to the fire department and the water department --Fishe r said he talked the matter over with the councilman in charge of the water department at that time and he "thought it discovered, was a very good idea." An 111-page deposition was given to State Attorney Abbott "I went ahead, I made the wrenches and I gave the city credit Herring's office Aug. 31 by Fisher. According to the deposition, for the whole $200 for the $180.. .reiinbursedme for the $200thatI Fisher appeared voluntar il y, accompanied by his attorney, Roger had paid for the water cooler," Fisher said. Berry. Fishe r also said that over the years he found it easier at times In the deposition, Assistant State Atty. William Staley adto purchase small items for his depa rtment from his own pocket vised F is her that "this office does not intend to use any in- and even used his personal tools in the department, when needed. formation that you may give us with regard to this Longwood Many of these tools and other personal property remain at the Municipal investigation against you for the purpose of bringing city garage. Fisher has not attempt ed to claim them and no one any criminal charges against you. . . You are in effect getting has tried to return them, according to Mrs. Fisher. immunity from any prosecution from any criminal offense that "We were told by the city attomey to stay off city property," you may have committed in connection with your association with M5. F isher said. the City of tA)ngwood." In answer to another question from Fulenwider, FLqher said At the end of the two-hour interrogation, Fisher said, ache had noticed missing from the city and city tools as cording to the record, "Please believe me, that I did not contact well over a period of tirne. - they pissed to iuvgrIwl a . date report which charged that Wing performed the . The relationship that existed between the City of Longwood and its long-time employe, Ralph Fisher, was severed this week. supervision of the chairman of the water department, buy The governing body fired Fisher. The motion terminating his something for the City of Longwood that we needed on the water services after 11 years, first as city superintendent and more department."HedeniedthathehadeversoIdangbelongthg •' - "I nat's too ex . . .. recently for the past two to three years as a public works director, mond lead, six against a spade - . . MRS mk1epuhlIJcjaIsssld • And Dr. Qiarles Harmon added following the review board's decision that he questioned the reliability of a - Jacbxvlfle,aformner medical •V . . consultant for the state Department of Health and RehabIlItatIve Services (IflIS). Aiter Morrow's report was U. a .. i A Georgia reader wants card as a suit preference it it can logically mean anything else." Here is a hand to illustrate this. We won't go into the merits of the bidding except to point out that West can make seven hearts against a dial • Ralph Fisher: Fired, Facing A Hazy Future mond shift. signal as suit preference. Here it is: "Never Interpret partner's - j,., Herald Staff Writer This can't be a come-on in Swallowed air is not absorbed but must be passed. It can cause symptoms in the colon, as many people well know, '• •V . MR. AND hearts. It must be suit preference to ask for a dis. the best rule we have seen for when to read your partner's V j rubber. East can and should ask for a diamond lead by dropping his king of hearts on his partner' s ace. accumulation, .. . • ". V . leads anything else South scores game, slam and Mike Lawrence gives .' . - tract. If be shif ts to a diamond he collects 1I points. If he V . - . . , - West opens his ace of hearts if esophagus. It doesn't do anything to correct the gas iI 11. I ' A panel of surgeons at 5pJpn Memorial Hospital (5MB) U1ej Sanford doctor Kenneth Wing acted out of medical neceaslty when he inserted feeding tubes Into the danachsof20elderlypatlents 10 Increase their protein intake, hospital's chief surgeon ... against the six-spade con- sto mach slide upward and obst ructs the opening to the .: . .. • 1 / ' - -q, V — . V f V ii, . , : 1 li agu4.I Al .J . VV ,: : . 4 couldn't expect much profit because it gets trapped In the colon from colon spasms. Gas can cause pain In this situation whether it is swallowed produced from fermentation or partly from th sources. Gas causes -problems In about___ .- .. .- • one in tu people. people. ails one of man's most common complaints. We all swallow some air because of normal eating and drinking habits. It Is unavoidable but can be minimized. I am sending you The Health Letter number 6.6, Controlling Gaseousness, for a more complete discussion of the gas problem and what you can do about it. Others who want this Information can send a long, stamped, self-addressed enProblem. The air is not likely to velope with 50 cents for it. Just BMW onan X-ray done in the address your letter to me in morning. The air swallowing care of this newspaper, P.O. occurs during the day and late Box 1551, Radio City Station, afternoon X-rays will show its New York, NY 10019. presence. Meanwhile I would suggest Because the gas is already in that you do a simple test on the stomach, when a person yourself. Hold an eraser beteats he suddenly feels full. This ween your teeth and keep it Is not because the food caused there. This will make It difficult gas but because the food taken to swallow. This trick will make into the stomach takes up part you aware of how often you are of the space In the stomach, swallowing air. already partially filled with gas The eraser will help train you and the pressure or fullness is out of the habit and may cisc then noticeable. With this in- your problem. You can hold creased filling, the gas rises to something else between the teeth if you prefer but an eraser is an easy and comfortable thing to use. I do think you should avoid all gas-containing beverages, such as the soda nnna T-h ..e ailli -. release gas In the allmach and add to the problem. ByKRISNASH Herald Staff Writer V V VV1 ears Doctor Wing C . . defending against six hearts. the top of the stomach and belching occurs. Lying down just traps the stomach gas beca use the contents of the 0 , ,C.' ! r TV/ who could make what. He didn't really care. He couldn't be set mu atslzspadesand .......ioi..,. v VUUUIU%. 4% S1 , I JAMES JACOBY I rays were first read as normal. Later the family doctor said I had duodentis and the gas in the stomach was not getting Into MY small intestine to be ab. sorbed or move through and _ OSWALD and Surgeons Panel • E By eating. Other than an oc- I . order. Attend to Important today. Your attention span Isrij projects before playing. quite up to par. U thoughis LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) wander, your work will suffer. PISCES (Feb. WMarch There's a possibility you could N casional sensa tion of fullness and the gas I have no other real symptoms. I have no pain or Iwtenlri.i ,..,.. .t JJl JlJ llj Jill AN WIN AT BRIDG' .ii amm 917 I"1 It. 1-11 X Sa nf ord, Florida 32771—PrIce 20 Cents SMH ' -: Your productivity will be problems. . diluted considerably today if AQUARIUS (Jan. WFeb. III )* you don't keep your priorities in Keep your mind on the job DEAR DR. LAMB — I have an embarrassing problem of belching for several hours after I11ZIi I - create some needless problems 20) Treat the property of others today because of your im- today with the respect you do patience. Flay evJy"th4 cool. your own. Return what you VIRGO(Aug.22-SepLfl)It borrow in the condition YOV may not be worth the price in received It. '.,. the long rim to get scmethin6 you want today. Weigh your YOIJRBIRTHDAY moves wisely. Sept. is, irs LIBRA(Sept.23.Oct. 23) You v you mu1dxrkean can get others to do your bid Important contact with ding today if you make someone of considerable Ii• suggestions, instead of issuing fluence. Cultivate this commands. Be a leader, but relationship caref ully for Its MEN don do It loudly. many advantages. BYLawTesCeE. Lamb, M.D. VL S W W . DILNIXE_~jl Lj fisted, rather than a splurger. pressure. Don't be talked into CANCER (June 21-July 22) - something- that will cause vo,l Swallowed Air Causes Problem "~w A C:7 69th Year, No. 25—Sunday,'September 19, 1976 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) permission. CAPRICORN (Dec. flJan. Instincts where finances are 19) You won't make sooty concerned today. Be tight. Juuments today If you yield to OUR SIT SRO"DOWNt jbAN ff Follow your more prudent jJ it - 41 V V — could be aroused throth a slip couunitments for idhers today without first getting their of the lip, ii Jll Jill Jill HEN Jill Jill MEIJ llJ li 1 1Jj lll ama 601 Iffivgym Jll ll jll llJ ll jll jll Jill .ii V _ly. sutp ,;~~n t L SUNDAYV EDITION $yBERNICEBEDEOBOL Jump St Pub drunk V 12 HIIP 52 Biblical garden 13 city en Mail. Boys name orre flame _ *4 SpanIsh Ia' 605$ Kind of cheese ______________ 15 WOOdqn ____ 62 Fourth caliph IlitIflOr ___ of 151Cm 16 Behold (Latin) s Relate I? 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HOROSCOPE _______________ _____________________________________________________________ On The Campaign Tra"I.• Carter Thinks Debates Are His Chance To Explain His Stands On Issues WASHINGTON 1 AP) Jimmy Carter public employment to put people back to contends his debate with President Ford work. He put no price on his plan. on Thursday wdl "alleviate a lot of the Carter and Ford meet Thursday night in concerns about me" among voters who Philadelphia in the first of their three think him too vague on issues. nationally televised campaign debates. Discussing those issues in an interview "I think the debates, unless President with The Associated Press, the Ford or I make a serious mistake, will was based on a survey aw.o:, z,i.t lik ely - voters over the past three week.s. Harris said the swvey foual that by 49 per cent to 34 per cent, a plurality of voters believe that Caner "has ducW taking stands on issues to avoid offending anybody, and that is wrong." a . I - and asked them for funds to build a building on the back of o'ir shop to contain our tools and and stock of small iteans. equipment "I didn't get anything. A year or so later — the time may be off as I don't have any dates on it well, anyhow, I told two or ibly three of the council that we were being stolen blind. Two months ago approximately, it may have been a li ttle longer, I went to the Chief (of police), I believe I talked to Sgt. Taylor and the Chief and told him about this and I had reported it," Fisher said. Fulenwider asked Fi.sher if he had done anything himsell put in an inventory control of water meters or copper. Fisher said, 'Not, as well as I should," explaining he tried to tkip, to get a secretary to take over the office to keep the get records on the "works, the whole mess from the top to the bottom because Council knew what was going on in my department. "I asked for a secretary as much as three years ago to make See FIRED, page IA - ,' —He believes that as president he could leaning voters it would make their poll. "I think that to strike one e1ezneri out • spearhead an unprecedented total degree of commitment more solid," he of a poll is a substantial and, I might say, overhaul of U.S. tax laws ftough Con- said in the Friday interview with a panel of unwarranted distortion," he Said. gress. But he cannot now spell out what AP editors and reporters. "I wish everybody had complete trust i I would be in his new tax code. "1 think it would help to alleviate a lot of me, and I believe that the debates will help He will seek to implement such the concerns about me," the former to alleviate concern that has been pouted " ,.ii ~ L11 I? Democratic platform promises as welfare Georgia governor said. out," Carter said. reform and national health insurance ordy when a revived economy produces the demonstrate he is not the radical can- he rates higher than Ford on questions of revenues to pay for them without tax In- didat e Republicans claim he i,, "that i trust and ability to solve major problems l' h'!' 'I -, a substantial person" with some As he has in campaign speeches, Cane. 0'~_ ill' —lie already Li sizing up the foreign knowledge of defense and foreign affairs. dscrtbed his lax overhaul plans in brusi 7.'iitJ policy experts he meets and consults as "And if I can project that image in terms, saying the law would be 'i1, Possible state in a Carter administration, think," Carter said. Carter said he would try to lower tir. 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In , L. - - ' ."I'-- .1 t.i . . • di 4. a/.Iai' '. '4 4 p .,, •-:•f '. , .1. 6 ' , ,F , - • I _. -- -.91 ; - : 11 III 16 . y4 :- -/q-, . ,"I ~ "') ,, , - I/., .. ' - , . t _. I _" i II ,i',-.- , "I' . - I . . J .., . U ." , O., . Ce ,. , I \) - 'k.' I 4 .7 P, '. 'K - ;0 , ~- I I Wy .., ), . . , photu try Tern Vincenti Flying through the air with the greatest of ease seems to be the event of the day In Sanford Julius GriffIn, 12, of emmole Gardens Apts., display his prowess for playmates Sylvester Jones, 12. (left) and brothers, Emory. II, and Robert Griffin, 10, Not to be out done. ,Nlike Renatid and Mail, Albert, both 7. try their d revolver from under his pillow and went to the small adjoining bedroom shar ed by Hendricks A 74-year-old Altamonte and Bessie Lee Jackson, girl Springs man sat quietly with attorney Jack A. Nants today as "He (Hendricks) was stana 12-member jury and Circuit ding behind the door He said he his ta pe-recorded ad' five men," J mission to sheriff's in detectives that I ,,• I . t i,' , 0 . - r lf1 I His Confession By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer .. . 10 -, ...., ._~ ,_ 1, 1-1; ... ~ ' 1 ~ - . ' U • talents on the I4Ib. at Seminole High School. Can the Olympics be far behind? , 4 .I -.--Itt 1, , I -,- _______ Ill I R" rji - __ ______ lrzl~..kflt . 4 4. . ,..% - 06 -L '1 _______ Hendricks killed Fred Douglas Hendricks, hinL Lte Jerry, who Nants says appartnUy been drix"g but hoort "sober the ailments, told Investigators, 'I slaying "to make astatemg' did it and explained he and Nan ts, who was quest ioning Hendricks had been arguing all sheriffs detective Al Sanchez day before the shooting. page-by-page at noon about the "He kept bullying me. He'd transcript of the tape. told the been eaUn'upaflmy food ad jury openlnggatements burning the lights. I told him to Wednesday afternoon that he Put 'em Out ... that I have to expects to prove that Jerry Pai thc bills." Jtrry said in the - He said recording. Jerry doesn't remember what Jerry said he has a third. happened. only what he was grade education and under. told by Miss Jackson. Nam slood "some of it" when he was Indicated he may bring In two read his constitutional rights defense witnesses expected tu testy that Miss Jackson said before making the statement she did the shooting. tape. Miss Jackson told the it~r, I I. In the tape, Jerry said he got out of bed, took his 32-cabber See TAPED, Page . I A i . - , ,,, ' 1 L Cl . . r #J 4 1. rS Suspect Hears . \ I 1 .. .• 'Ir.. I .., I Vs. .". I ' . think berame were old ' ladies, we dn't know ythlag. Well, we came here is study sonsething and we studied it I duit th we will ceme agate." 1 *6rX .. some eipriesee: "You - lHuaI - ad it he, Ends Saturday I I .. mevie, un. After ts q"' . ping to IIwith Iseb twv w- I -- . III _ ________________ - , 1 - r I utes .. .0 II who said pruagraphic musical was not aaytg like her layoft Redprs and Hammerstein plays. About 0 minutes later, two ethers left. On was embarrassed; the other said she was bored, Two oth er, followed ,1 1 ,1 1 1 1 - . 11I Xra$ed) was that It lcied l a alee ms,le 12 e'Plandsg to Their grudeldidre, where they wen going. As the eight wemen, accompanied by a reporter, flied Isle the theater, sneers came trim 1 1 "I 1 - I softer Irreparable damage If Mrs. Saànders' name wentthe 1 r ,I ballot. Newton aid he would ag" or seek another beaft $3,500 Red Crs - $*OOo 7be court has not yet ruled on a second pad of ie;~s ,. petition asking that Mrs. Saunders nanle beremnoved from the ,I Ion Army -tu,000 . U.S.O. -5*00 n PrWWY election ballot. He also has not ruled on a request I rVim distribution o . halted. . • °° YAKA -$12,00 .1% . . - . I Newton is claiming that MOL NI, 1*1h ~ .~~Ola 1113A not truthful when -, She qualified for Ow office uli!== • I would be a financial hardship for her to pay the $ qualif ng yi SAUNDERS NEWTON fee. • Joseph C. Hadwig and chas Newton has pointed to four bank loans totaling 120000 and campaign fund on June 30. -w contributions and loans made by his opponent to her campaign "Mdit1fly, loaned IZ000 to the campaign on Aug. 6. war Chest. Where did all this money come (rum? wxlers said today that Newton is --inicorrect" in his oda contention, that she did not borrow the money as an ifldlVIdUil• $20,0"And Wen," continued Newtw, 11she borrowed a total of 00 from four different commercial banks just prior to the d, her Ann Saunders for Congress C cly r o nttee," election - 5.I of these Unsecured dollars reportedly coming cOmPOsed ampaign Chairmell And volUnteen in the eight from the SwUwjg Bank of Orlando. county district, borrowed the funds. Around The Clock ..........4-A I "ft would appear," continued Newton. "that Mrs. Saunders Bridge "ThebankersloanedthismoneybecausetheyfeltI,,going assumed oni. of three different political poatures in this to be successful In my bid for the congressional seat," she Said. Calendar ..................11-A matter;szeuedorerrepoftt0theSecrda,yofkabotg The committee showed the banks that according to our Studies Comics ....................2-B no money. etc.- she had the money as well as and our people around the district Iam going to get enough votes having no w Crossword .................3.B • t tell the truth on her report to Secretary of ut refused to win the Democratic nomination. ~ Editorial . ................4-A State Bruce Smathers, or - she has sold her political soul to the One hundred, eighty-six thousand, " president Thomas E. Hunt, will be "Ibey showed Dear Abby .................2-B .1 that after receiving the nomination I ha ve highest bidder ...in other words, she has sold out not only herself, Dr. Lamb ................. 2-8 rive- hundred seventy-nine 0 where , organizations to contribute to the general election campaign pow I Horoscope .................3-B It's a lot of money. residen ts adjoi ni ng ers In the Interest of votes. enabling the committee to repay the loans." Mrs. Saunders said. Hospital ...................5A Even when presented more Osceol a counties WaaO work in "Integrity and accountability could very well be the Issue in Saunders' husband-campaign manager, George, d Obituaries .................5* succinctly: $1,579. Seminole, th e chance to donate thatMrs. flp gn for ngru" concluded Newton. this as far as personal loans to the campaign, he has placed Sports ...................7.A But that's the ambitious goal set mostly through 25c payroll Mrs. Saunders, who led a field of five In the Democratic disposal personal assets at this wife's Television ................. in her campaign. 4-B this year by United Way of Seminole deductions. engaging in "cheap mud. 'i do not understand how the Southeast Bank of Orlando could spy, charged that Newton Weather ................... 5* linging tactics" to try to get her out 01the runoff. The winner will airman Fifteen agencies had requested loan 000 to M Saunde based on Ibe financial disclosur Women ..................U-B County, as spelled out by Joseph' C. Hartwig, who reviewed $247,116 to cover existing needs; the statement she filed eight weeks late with the Secretary of State, e face Republican incumbent Rep. Richard Kell y. 1~ But Newton replied, "This is not mudellnglng. The difference Is both pledges and goals for the drive United Way board adjusted that to Newton said. that we have put this in legal tam by filing the suit. I feel that Voter ~i at the kickoff luncheon-press conferthe $186,579 figure. "In that report, she stated that she was a housewife with no strongly about it." volunteers are lined up assets, no income, and no Indebtedness; yet, according to the ence Wednesday. Regis tration About 700 Florida law makes dMosm of certain personal finances a .;I report (fled with the Federal Elections Commission on Aug. 27, Once again, the policy thrust of requirement to quaUfy as a candidate for public office. JU for the campaign, according to ofshe stated that She had personally loaned $1,700 to her campaign th e drive, according to Hartwig and Orlando ,~ licials. between May 1 and June 15, and that she had loaned 1800 to her Elections Division in Tallahassee July 19 that she had filed. Menial Health - SUIO Center For Alcoholism r%#- I I '3_ -_ - ¼ ".w AfYA" ara&4on- : WONDERLAND )fo$ 5P called persons 5ft by y. but it was playing d a the 11111110. uear Siuthen I dealt think these Methsdist UatversKy. We grandmas ka.w what __ didalt dot would be they've walked s,' d rItfee tomes _ age. We mi body. da't wad to be mIned up '1 kuew em tMag," Mr, with uee hippie college Crossbow napped, in,. kids." g I' the yemg maa. Another 01 the m, 'bea I yew ags, I *s. a mire manners whe declined to give her Ia I. ink shot people memo far the" is nun for chosift ,%hea hew -." IN Wo nderland" over The fiest 01 th e Sup to MlUer Newton of Pasco Co*mty,DamaJj,j1dJrI for Florida's WIj ijj v.a }Io of Representatives seat, has askeid officers and directors of the Southeast Bank of ortando for details ncen ng apei naflom to thOppOnantln theSep(.21 primary election, Mrs. JoAim Saimders. IU bank re9wilt came shortly after Judge William C. Gridley ruled in Orlando that Newton UM to prim that he would 000 r I ATRONS IN Newton Good SAmwilan Home- VJoO 7 N efolebeft" . Central Florida Shelter Workshop my wau rootsi 6k5 S' - "L - - ommounimomit L - ' ! 10 Cents I •40 0 , 0_0" rwhilrli 9.15 I . youhave serious pr oblem. ~ it , F 5,4 'V1' I P upi S I have ; r . preference-happ yers, diCidid i.kIiig for club shill It wou9be almost Impossible to figure out an East hand that wanted a club shift but W'"'t led one. South took his SCC drew trumps, cashed the' spade king, disca rded one din. mond on duznmy's long du another on the queen Lamb n - - ' trick two, Ead would follow Q 1062 DEAR DR. LAMB - lam with the Jack. West would lead trying to cut down on my sugar 6A3 a diamond and the Intake and In general change Nortli-South vulurable defense would have taken tb~) • my diet to a more balanced and first four tricks. North 11011111111fill one. I'm confused by 19 the difference between sucrose I p 1 2 4 Nand dextrose sugars. I know the " " A Canadian reader wants to food value of refined sugar to be know the correct response to nil but Is this only Um for huctosa or combinuItiong of your partner's one-spade sugars f cane, beet and these into double opening bid with: • maple? only advantage from the 41065 vJ43•AIOISÔK7I. w about Sugar present to nutrition point of view Is that The correct response Is a dates and other fruits, the fruits also give you Mike Lawrence points out raise to two s. Even especially deled ones? Trying portant vitamins and minerals that the suit-preference signal your partner only Lou / to Substitute fruit protein for for youir diet plus solne bulk Is not a cure-all for all defenems and that In two spades Is likely to be a meat protein would not be easy from fruit fiber. The amount of sive 0 without onde notrump. IttrhaIcth1? dextrose sugar unless this is exactly the same as your body to all sorts of trouble. In general, when you hand ou can get to notrump it metabolized as something else. processes table sugar. Even te AN suit t the the bidding proceeds the right DEAR READER - Your starch found na potato or corn t following suit rick and our partner is o way. ' bdesdlon is laudablebutllyou IsbrckendownbydigejtJon toholdth ,ahghc will forgive me your tack of glucose and harxiled ft ume mearis come-on, while a low eti knowledge Is fantastic. You do way. card asks your partner to shift for the experts? Write Ask need help to meet your goals. I amn sending you The Health to another suit. the Jacobys CitI 01 thl ( We won't go Into the merits newspaper, The Jacobys YOU letter contain many Letter number 34, Sugar and incorrect atstements Starch: Cgrbohydrstisai, to give or demerits of West's over. answer individual questions call, but W it stamped. sell-addressed Sucrose Is a double sugar, you a better Idea 01 what how your one spade and decided to open envelopesare enclosed The' fuming it is a COmbinaft of bohydrates are and most interesting questions glucose and fructose - two body handles them. Did you the ace. single sugars. Dextrose Is just know that Y01W body Can coO- deEast followed with the will be use d in this column of the suit and West, and will receive copies 01 another name for glucose. vat some proteins to glucose who was of those suit- JACOB V MODERN.) sucrose Is ordinary table sugar. (dextrose)? Others who want GLANCES by Gilt Fox -a SIDE _________________________ high to food value. They COfltilfl long, stamped, self ddreeaed lots of calories. IU problem Is envelope with 5o cents for tL ."*%:J*v1 %% V-, , 1. . \ 'l•;k what they lack. In the rdining Send your tetteir to mis in care of I V. process, vitamins, minerals this newspaper,P.O. Box 1551. and bulk are eliminated. This Radio City Station, New York . s, A.. is true whether the sugar comes NY 10019. Wets, cane, or Other R) y j! sources. to good hearli. 7be foods such ' Your digestive tract breaks as fruits and vegetables and \jI down sucrose into glucose and cereals contain many of the / fructose so It can be absorbed. Important vitamins and • I Otherwise you would never get minerals you need for bunted P .. "_, I any of It Into your blood. The diet. Even the concentrated ./ I '.. I fructose is eventually dulniled calorie foods such as the ## to gluca for metabolizin to Starches and sweeU are im, 1-11 01 yield energy. portant sources of energy wid r) The only other Important often make It possible to single sugar Is galactose. ft Is de enough calories in the •• • combined with glucose to fm diet wit hout resorting to eating •. lactose - milk sugar. So, excess amounts of fa (I • galactose Is found only In milL I must point out that fruit -I%. It too Is converted to glucose contains very little protein, not eventually to be metabolized. enough for a decent diet. / I Thie Sugars in fruits or In corn lack of "in in fruit is why syrup are Ali either glw)se, certain fad diets that are modlyfruitaid1ack1ngthgJ ______________ , protein sources are so 0 dangerous to your health. You MiNi $g'OMpRC' M i EI2 ______________ • It w' Lack Many Things __ #Q76 6KQJ _ ___ r 11% ___ ______ ____ HOW C 11*11543 * - AT BRIDGE %AI I VVI F. ThING? çr - 167 I J" - - - Price -DMJM_ and, ucation Y way, on of the members .1 the East 21eo ad TA Society Pd it, $% was Bus By KRIS NASH - - $I I FlorIda 32171 and Thai bow a triupu1 a vice chlken were forced to walk to clam along "a over-71 seider citizen one-Ime did rosid Imm...We by bicycles because of ban" sand' The Seminole County School Board acting Wednesday night on and occasionally traveled by automobiles. Mrs. His also had quoted from mnhitdea of the 1974 meetIng 5 two. thatboardnnberIh arepod from Its ft. safety sy proa ject" t" ad rmised comitracdon of a e yew-old sanction and canceled ceurtesy- busing of chiIen to before removing but se rvice from Traliweot Bet Wednesday ' Spring Lake Elementary School from the Traliwood iubdlvialon night she •4A'1abandoned that tack and said iubdiviuion Owners 'irS to Altamonte Springs. ' pl L., further cor on to the near fetvs, which e said The move reversed lad week's nn1tm.c board action which had reinwould create further hazards for walking children. dated school bus service to Trafiwood after a grew of parents ad& complained that panel was reneging on a promise made it Its "We re net even *itw that the county clinmlLvl I a meeting of Dec. 4. 1t74. , Page lfei tt. u we ask Is that you fo llwos* on 70W I Board members VOW ko-I, with Pat Tom opposed, to w*W pim and continue busing our stsdento MW WE con. uphold recomnmendstio. of School Sut. William P. (Bad) Layer dructien is finished." grade and the safety committee, tok only In 7k rat d p $ boa attorney Deugias SIen*eln advised punelids , n Of 9.5 points on a scale_JI ""um 50 represents the maximum danger mov I" week that they were legally bound by their earlier action level for elementary school dudents. unie the boa rd voted t reverse "I think the feeling of mostof Ui in that the greeted danger in graaa. Mrs. His's husband, Chester, told Layer he had rece4ly was reaflysomething 810"Wvle traffic," sald SdW Transportation Director Fred to a pIlYebblogist; whom Hiz said had hilbraW him that Taylor, the only member of the safety mnittee employed by thetalked decww what we wen klnderpr4rongh.thjrd grade You ngsters were not "mentally school system.* 4011hatts goiag to ire," said 3-year. 1. what the Pe* s who designed the POW Or Physically NOW'to walk the involved distance on a dirt road. old Tank Colegum 4,We s)stem had In mind. And that's what would teed to get the point "I don't know what age Is safe," His said, "bet my personal ftfly decided the aew - r*.total up toward 50.09 opinion Is that kindagarten through third grade should not have vendius of 'Allct In Won. Trafiwood parents were Ott in force again to protad the cx- to walk anywhere." derlaad.' ... We really pected removal 01 theIr school bus Kathryn His, president of the 'fldswas greeted by a burst of applause, bet Layer responded waa te to see something Spring Lake PTA, told the board lad week that without bus See TIIAILWOOD, Page 2-A CANCIM (Jae 21-July 22) find ways to keg their own It's my diflicult to ded with skirt of you may be to blame. ..i. ' IA hat ' AQUAJflI (Jan. .r.b. MWI&. LI; W be , frank and bonssL r - I ai WOO or ' (July as..AM In't Gambles will *%11r#T"* land Zthing to anyone'wh0. ----I I (Feb. .lSMarch 1) you to ía An domestic decisions should LTA pimbobly right. Y have email be handled diplomatically Cb4O, today. (bared, a little rdlpr 5 12 o (Ads. s&pt n) than lose everything a ___________________ - ii - g Vying to luii. people let YOUR $IR1)AY will agreeing with you vail you little. lbey'll realize 8"tAlm vnu'ra little U.irvint and You could have a LOW extra 111 atlifan their backs. LMA (Sept. Zl4kL 33) obstacles to coolland with athe e't pethi of iicc thIs year. If you ap 44 to accept your ideas today. don't knuckle under, you can '4) W in Sound others out bofo,. handle I i - I - avoid hwft year 5 Irritate __________ - 56 Sanford, ______A A Canceis __ - 48 16, 1916 I 'Boara CAFRICM (Voic. 2&J open name - __ Who thinks ___ fQTIt% fl-Thursiay, September _ _ 7%y may be doing it for your 57 Latitude lab.) r I - f4, J0 4 I leg -_ y. BIliClIBI GI)W41 (May ll4ii*. II) ln't coma down too hard on p.r.oi make critical dudsioni! M - __ zj You're to take unwarranted rialm 53 smoothing E 30 and r & notsi lob. 1 Wind In circular form 36 yfl 30 Kind of crow 5 AdlgcUn II lot.) suffix 31 That one 40151 (Roman) I Territory lab,) Latln IrI ___ 46 plant rwmw 49 Cord or rope 23 Masons tool 50 Alberta fib.) 24 Has" file 52 Newspaper DOWN 1 . (0.1 20Ubflns 22 Unwanted mb.) 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A' ,,,- I:.. I . _ i-':j ,.' :- -, , .".".: . �. - . ~ I- .I ~', ~ .I. I '' I#'%&i . NAT 1. WIMP . :1 ATLANTA (AP) - Gear Up "Roil Up Your Sleeve By The Stain centers developed today along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, with large areas Of clOudifless accompanying the low pressure systems Carolina, while the other was In the vicinity of Western Nevada. Mothr cloudy skies covered the natiwj west N the Continental Divide except for a portIon Of central California. Moat of the Atlantic Coast states, the Ohio Valley, the Great Lakes and most of New England have cloudy skies. A portion of the central and southern Plains states were also cloudy. rema inder of nation had partly cloudy skies early today. i Crash Probed ELBERTA, Ala. (AP) An investigation is continuing into Wethlesday's crash of a Navy trainer airplane which injured the flight instructor and his student. A spokesman 'at Pensacola Naval Air Station, said the two officers were evacuated by helicopter from the crash site - 1 Baldwin County community. They were Identified as U. (j.g.) Jeffrey G. Sherarer, the Instructor, and U. Barry R. Fay. Ford Strike May Last Weeks DETROIT (AP) - Auto The United Workers are prepared for at least atwn-week strike ainst Ford Motor Co. as bargainers __ ____ . ' Confes s ion Heard . c She testified that she ran Assistant State Atty. Claude to call for an Van Hook was expected to Wedoesiley that she dkbi't kill ambulance when Jerry turned finish presentation of the date's her boyfriend. She said she was and went back to his bedroom case against Jerry this afterIn In bed with Hendricks when with thegim. noon. Jerry kicked open the door to She denied that she put the The trial could go to the jury the °° jim Into Jerry's hand or told for deliberation today, as Hendricks was getting up to him what to say. She also depending on the number of open the door. denied that she and Hendricks defense witnesses who may She said the men had been had argued the day of the testify. arguing about the electric light shooting. U the Jury should find the and that Hendricks was only •ft happened so quick (the elderly suspect guilty of firstburning a kerosene lantern In shooting) that nobody had no degree murder as charged the the bedroom. time to say anything," Miss panel would then deliberate a "I was laying there and saw Jackson said. second time, to recommend him kick the door open and Deputy Ed Standley testified mercy (life In prison) or death shoot Bobby. The blood spat. that Jerry had a nickel-plated In the electric chair. tered on the bed. He (Jerry) pistol In his hand when he The court Isn't bound by the had the gun In his hand," Miss (Standley) arrived at the Jury's recommen dation on a Jackson told the Jury. Marker Street house. sentence. RIGHT GUARD? Ti.a.s...si I.....i e!L.... U U UU U IUU I I I lull! iies BYJACQUE3JIVEDOWD HeraIdStaffWriter Wednesday he was not OPtimistk that Ule 'an tionwide walkout by 170,000 workers would end 50011 The committee studying a proposed reji uwersystem for Soj try to decide trus month how to spend up to $16-mMon on treatment plants and waste DEODORANT REG. 1.49 Karl Gets Endorsement • • I I; 67 HEAVY DUTY WISK _v)WV • - B . SHA Meet Postponed A meeting of the Sanford rescheduled from the regular Housing Mzthotity corn- m b.st week becaune t ynlsstoners. hith was several coixi.'nlssioners and scheduled for toqilght, has been homing autiiortty postponed. attending a convention. Three couunissianers Inthey cozld not aiteud Na new drAt for the me Ung. tonight's mcetin, which has then selected. . • j - ji,rrbr OW Vie, £lovd fln,,: I,c I 1, - 11, •, A" C'r4Im, 4 (èP.çII Ave.. ant.q& • .ic4I1Ci I..o v I GI1,*P re'. I - j (or the ircp,saIsfom , W.dker th4 the fity par"lise his lflJusttfal park. • - .-__-.. _ __ . I. - • -• . I 9 s. 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The study latlon Commission adopted a Is to determine possible health deadline schedule Wednesday hazards associated with In. for 0 projects that would get creased emissions. the money If local agencies DER Secretary Jay Landers complege planning. told the commission that a pro. "We've got the money, now posed rule controlling odors we've got to get these people to emitted by Florida's eight Pa. get on with It," said cum. per mllls should be ready for sian chairman W. D. Frederick initial discussions In six Jr. months. Officials of the Department of But Commissioner JR. MidEnvlromnentaj Regulation said dianas — who described the the money for fiscal year 1976 smell slnillar to that of rotten would revert to the federal joy, eggs as "a smell a man cannot eminent If It Isn't spent by Or. get away from" com plained tober 1977. Some $100 million In that the rule had been three 1976 federal funds has alread y years In the making. been spent. Frederick attributed the delay tofoot.dragglngbyIoca. 'Action Bad Precedent' ficiala fearful of raising taxes to pay for increased costs often Incurred by the new waste wa. ter treatment projects. He said several cities — Hollywood, Orlando and Pensacola among them — had not put TALLAHASSEE () st reak as a "boyish pran k." He tacks on the pardon board polexisting waste water treatment Secretary of State Bruce said the student was In a group Icy of automatically restoring facilities Into full operation be- Smathers says he can't go along of about 21 FSU streakers who the civil rights of offende rs who cause officials feared cost In- with the pardon of a streaker were caught one night In the have served their time. .k. w LIVICCU ... .- - l... t - i... __.. of maccern 01 ue i"'a " "1 don't know whether The 250.project list, arranged exposure for rompin g In streaking craze. Charles Manson would autoaccording to each pro ject's pri- buff on the Florida State Smathers, however, COfl' matically have his civil rights only, would also cover an an- University campus. tended that the cabinet was set- re ored wh st en he was finally ticipated $310 million In fiscal It's not that st reaking is tlng a double standard by erasregurgitated from the prison year 1977 federal funds for the a heinous crime, Smathers ex- Ing the criminal record of a system," Smathers said. massive works. plained as the pardo n d of. college student who knows how Askew said Frederick said the one- tidall y forgave the st reaker to use the system. He said poor rgltatel was the term reguquarter portion of the project Wedn esday, It's Just that youths charged wi th minor of. term intended "an emotional to be quoted." cost that falls on the local action set a bad precedent. tenses wouldn't get the same government might be another "We might be opening up that break because they don't wiEducation Commissioner reason for the dela ys. For the gate so that every college derstand the system. Ralph Tunlington accused Smaprojects to qualify for the three- stud ent who gets into a minor Smathers clashed with Coy. fliers of Inconslstencey, sa ying quarter federal f unding, they prank one year later would be Reubln Askew and cabinet he knew of cases where Smamust have specifications ready coming before the board," he members as he ren ewed his at- thers supported pardons "that for bidding. said. Under the deadline schedule, Gov. Reuhin Askew and the Projects will be dropped from cabinet members who serve as the priority list If plans aren't the pardo n board disagreed, complete by Dec. 31. However, voting 4-1 to pardon FSU junior local officials may resubmit William Joseph Meroile. completed plans and be put "I don't think we're conback onto the list by March 15, doning streaking If we vote for a W77. full pardon for this man," Atty. In other commission action, a Gen. Robert Shevin said. "It power company-funded study of was a relatively minor of fense. sulfur dioxide emissions f He served five days In jail, and generating plants reported that I think he paid his debt to Gulf Power Corp. had withheld society." data It needs. Charles Scriven, Parole and David Anthony head of the $2- Probation Commission chairmillion Florida Sulfur Oxides man, described Merolle's STERCHrS SEPTEMBER SIZZLERS HELP.. : . __ ------- - .,Ott AMERICA / / ___ ___ 'LW \ e.,4 . - 'r4i'tGrrge Hess )iusbanii I ~, .. . agreemen t propert yh1j . ; "° :. y Council, at its former hardware store In the Lft .u• meeting tonight, Is community; an ordinance aChedU! to consider adopting setting regulations on ternan ordinance setting man- porary employment; an .dtOry hookup requLrneiia to amendment to the fence uw Ut}s water system for dlnjr.cc and the swimming or. I many of the city's rezlden',i, ordinances; and an ordinance •(fl4t4p 1 . _ uai, Ci ., '' I - ,, , _ t £iii Fl,i td 3i11 ','' Mnft !.'v • — REG. 2.49 i nUmbeU — would ter re garbo ilecoservi whose barnes are City Attorney Gary Massey Is moratel with 150 fe.t of a water iiise to connect to the city to deftne to word delicatessen fn 5)fl1flj pijp'es, CouncHil is i''st,m PItfTir,1tk. f .....A Ifl&-4( 44, N A4 COLOR FILM To tudy Ordinance rer4dent Th'jrd,, I I I I I L... BONDED rank. n EnIng Hcmid . ' I . Lake Mary Council saerand.iesdroctive*mo'.tila)vowld." ; Florida Regional Planning Council said, Wilkinson'w area's underground water supply. The other disposal system, land spreading, costs only slightly -more on the bottom line. operate the regional sydem. — I ground, between layers of rock that will trap the water and keep It separate from 1 the boud agreed to allow two weeks kr aThiteds to esm,bw the — .97 I "then it's not In the public interest." Deep well injection Involves releasing waste water thousands of feet below the Set-up costs are higher, because the waste water would be sprayed over 2,000 acres of land that cost roughly $4,000 each, but millions of dollars can be recovered by using the sprayed land for farming. Expanding the Sanford plant and using the Land spray system would cod slightly more than $147 million. The committee could also choose to cxpand both the Sanford plant and the exiting Greenbelt plant, southwest of Lake Mary, or to build an entirely new plant In the Upsala West of Sanford. Either Land spreading or deep well injectlon can be used with each of the vwi location alternatIves. "Both sides are gambles," Morris said. A deep well Injection system could be re'ctecI by the state Department of Regulation if a test well drilling doesn't locate two layers of solid rock to sandwich the waste water. A test drilling can easily cost more than $1 million, the told night. TALLAHASSEE (AP) Supreme Court candidate Fred Karl says he is proud of Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's endorsement which a rival has attacked. "I make no apologies for the endorsement of the chief legal officer of Florida. I am proud of his support," Karl said in a statement Wednesday responding to allegations by election rival Charles Holley. Holley, a Naples attorney and former Pinellas Circuit judge, accused Karl and Shevin of hatching a deal and said the endorsement was just one more conflict Karl would have in ruling on cases from the high court. - 4.,.,. "4, REG. 2.98 Costs of the land spray system could end up as much as $7 million higher, If the cxpeeled dollar return from crops doesn't materialize or If land cods turn out higher than the engineers' projections. Or a Large enough tract of land simply may not be available at all Committee members will meet again Sept. 29 at 7:30 p.m. in Sanford's city hail to review the alternati ves and make a decision They are aLso scheduled to ion organizational structure of the group that will — - DETE RG ENT Costa for six alternative plans being considered l B B disposal, range from $13.4 to $16 million, Committee members hope to win federal funding for three4ourths of the cost, 4CesUd From Page 1.M Federal fundingIsiauredfoz.thffr 0 that there are other areas In the county where children the same eps planning and design — lithe north st AV walk through areas as bad or worse than the Trailwood Seminole project can proceed on schedule. section, or are accompanied through them by their parents. Tensions between the three gOvernments 'Ibis Is not the tint time this question's come up," Layer involved — Seminole County and e cities of said. 11* (Trailwood) point accumulation Is lower than several Sanford and Lake Mary seem tothhave other areas which would have to be considered first because they eased, but the committee's major decisions have higher point accumulations. And under present funding, the still tie county couldn't afford to bus all Kthrough-3 students." Para'ds also complained about youngsters having to theRoger Nelswender, executive assistant t board of county commissioners, negotiate the dirt road on rainy days when mud and puddles are represented the county at a Wednesday night present, and Charles Do Moor asked If the school board would be committ ee meeting — the first time in over a responsible for accidents that might occur along the single-lane year the county has had an official route. "Absolutely not," replied Chairman Robert Feather. Feather representative at the meetings. directed Do Moor to check with the property owners about Nelswender told Committee Chairman liability and suggested that since the lane Is a "platted road," John Morris of Sanford and Lake Mary rep. resexdaflve Harry Terry, who iid agreed perhaps the county commission could supply informatIon. "We estaWlibed this committee for a definite purse," said last month to go ahead without the county, Board Member Allan Keeth. "I think if they had come up with 47, that the county commissioners voted tO 4$ or 49 points we might have some cause for overruling their Participate through the planning phase so we recommendation. But If we're not going to support than with a what's involved. figure as low as this, I think we ought to do away with them . The six alternatives include three options on treatment plant locations and two possible rescind Keeth then moved ore 1914 adlonand was secop4e'J waste disposal áystems. by Board Member E. C. Harper Jr. Following the vole Layer said The least expensive plan — with costs that when construction gets wider way In Trailvood and heavy estimated at $13.4 million proposes exmachinery poses a threat to walking students, he would in mend temporary reinstatement of the busing serv1ce recom- panding the exist g Sanford treatment plant to serve the entire north Seminole area and hi a related action the panel voted to instaU one Or disposing of the waste water by deep well more gates near the tridge spannlrg the little Wekiva River on the other 114U Injec on, a system now being tested In ti of Spring Lake Elementary. ibe action WM taken Uiid11POl1 measure to prevent children from using the 1wite ivvl It. #..r. Orange County. " ut It the cheapest system Is the unfa roaches as "otzticio And motorbikes. su rest," Aaron Dowling of the East Central Layer said the get(s) would be installed &hoo TAMPA (AP) Reputed Florida underworld figures Santo Trafficante and Harlan Blackburn head a list of witnesses being summoned by a federal grand jury making Its second sweeping probe of organized crime this year. Th is Investigation was reportedly triggered by the contract slaying last October of former Tampa police detective Richard Cloud. The panel indicted 14 persons last spring on racketeering charges, including charges of conspiring in other contract murder plots, in its first probe. Trafficante, who now lives in Miami, spent 20 minutes in a locked room with the grand jury Wednesday. Blackburn, of Maitland, was before the group for about 30 minutes. 0 40 * Committee Eyes Docision UU Loses us id Blackburn Testifies 1 PRICES GOOD THRU SEPT. 20th - the law. ' (Costined From Page 1-A) miii, irn,l .I.....A... WL WIU LLULPJ47. 117UIIWC OU I,- 1AAi . I 1I - an Taped MIAMI (AP) A jury has recommended life In prison "with no parole at any date" for Robert F. Carr III, confessed rapist-killer of two boys, a teen-aged girl and a housewife. But under the Florida death law passed In late 1972, Dade Circuit Court Judge Natalie Baskin does not have to follow the sentencing jury's recommendation. She can order Can to be electrocuted. And if she does go along with it, parole officers don't have to abide by the "no parole" stricture. They can release Carr, 32, after he serves the minimum 25 years called for under - m ch Waste Plans — For Rapist.KilIer Carr . man Of Jury Recommends Life __ • For Completion - IN BRIF ___ ShOW : sign, of resum1rIgfQr1nl contract i. RMII)A ________ Storms Develop On Coasts Navy WASIUNGTON(AP—TSto. resolution appeg,gotiy wouldW testimony has ended the committee's 1150,000, flvej Schorr by at least a Us vote. IYBOBUOYD In a field near the Hi-Acres Rep. Qierbu E. Burnett, D month attempt to locate psrt1y will not be charged plant. (eags Ave., Altamo,ge With 4ern4 of Ongrese for FIs., who had lid the move to &horr's source. Spr& Deputies said the tires No iefi.al to nome the person subpoena Schorr, said be The committee Mill must pre. Stierift's investigators today were owned by HI-Acres Ser . the Houeeoti its who penad supplied Mm with the leaned against a coidernit cit.were nd* duss to the vices. for e leaker se th and on arch House Intelligence report. lion. "I never intended In the ItY of bw&n 9% broke Dr. Harold Rainharts, 230 recommendations for Mm limes thg &hors first place that this would send Lake Mills Lake Destiny Trail, MIMan pro ng c y measures fo and 8R410, (Thuluota, and se urit him to prison," Bennett said. vi testimony Wednesday, reported to deputies that a *560 sworn committees dIIIIg with sexed-' Mrs healed away beer, mnthse Chairman "Ttdswuaetepto let him jive man's diamond and black TI.m Vh.h I.. 1fl.. ki.. .1_.._ _._I -- VII I 1 IUb$Ct& 17i1 lPJL WU [UI YIIWI WIU 1W WU I1WI.U pphire ring a $5 c h was ed Mm that he could vending ma ines. ot Bo th Schorr and comm ittee be held In ed to sa Bit others who had v arre jy ?4i, rpIig fran his nd residas e con t empt and be su b p oen a S&= were oppose t! members have said the hearingj Deputy Joirn Thorpe reported 23, of Harrison Street, Oviedo Deputy F.M. Stewart td a showdown over edablIMrnsnt was and a 17-year-old boy on reported silver and a citizens iJailed or fined If he refused to to holding him j contempt, In constituted dentify his source and answer dialing Rep. Donald J. Mt. the constitutional rights of Conadored when yegga need a charges of buying, receiving band radio unit, total value in other questions croWbar to destroy 8 about the chell, R.N.Y. Mitchell said he peas to Investigate and guard rw door. and concealing stolen property e ess of $500 xc 9 were m i ldn source. CroWbar wanted to prevent a con- Its materials venue the rights was found hielde In connection with an auto following a burglary at the The where it apparently wee also burglary In Orange Couüty. Nine times, a free press to gather and refused. stti residence of Greta Kennedy, ssue need to rip open coIn boxes on a After the hearIng, an Inlarthe I report the news. . Mcb(rn was held In county 106, Live, Oak Lane, Altamn,de mat Schorr has been on a paid poll of the members Rep. Thomas Foley, I)pool table, Joke boa and Jail In Hen of $5,000 hood. The Springs. cigarette vending machine. juvenile was turned over to showed that six of the 12 cam- Wash., who had opposed IeSfl of absence from CBS 8a Sheriff's reports listed at lead authorities at the Sanford Schorr, said he News since House action a swnmoi Sanford police today were $55 cash as missing. attempt to cite Schorr for con't thinkcontemptaction against him began. The apparJuvenile Detention Center and Investigating the reported tempi and two others either would even be proposed In at end of the teat of conAlSO rortedty hauled away l&.er released his parent to s, ar driag m robbery of John L leaned that way or were xmcer- committee. For all practical tempi action ' were 31 cases of beer, IS car- deputies said. left Bryant, 23,d 772J W. 23rd Si, tons of cigarette, and email is means ai any n Ms status wi Th contempt ur p poses, he said, Schorrs uncert th CBS. Sheriff's reports tided an In an alleyway Wednesday at taliL snack food Items including a auto AM-FM-cassette tape 1612 W. 13th St. quentity 01 P11s feet. The Items player was recovered when the Bryant told officers that were valued at about $560, arrests were made Wechiesday unidentIfied knocked him deputies said, and apparently night near Oviedo. to the ground, took his wallet the yeggi need trash cans and Thee 5tslee containing $120 In. cash and plastic garbage bags to In other reports, deputies checks, and fled on foot. package the loot, today were investigating the Patrolman Jacob Cohen Ait. flirgisoyCharged theft of three tires, valued at reported Bryant wasn't thjt!rrl Sher1W Duty H.D. Kirby $06, from two trailers parked In the Incident. !rsday, SW. 14, 174-3A State To Push 4' vision newsman Den f apjt njia j capjg to get Americans to line tip for swine flu ahn& But If everyone rolls up when the become available, there won't be enough vaccine to inoculate then. The public awareness campaign sponsored by the federal Center for Disease Control and the National Medical Audio Visual will be presented In radio and television spots, newspaper and magazine ads and other materials. There Is no plan to buy nati onal advertising for the campaign. • mssraw, Sanford, FL Contempt Charges ___ Clues To Pub: Break-in For Swine Flu Shots Program Aier1ca!' Schorr May Not Face 11 H NóólffiOffIclals investigators Seeking " ,. - - :...................... - - -: - - _.:•..-'- • r'' q. �Ewningllemld Because! hadn't seen my laprechaw, sidekick Thnuthy Ilooley In over a week, I was beginning to get worrledthathlsmaglchadfalled him, orthe cat had finally caught him. ButheaidupagaflreceflUy,wfthatfr J In his eye aM a new orncnb pipe stuck between his teeth 3 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.372.2611 or 531-9993 Around Thursday. September 16. 1976—lA 9 WAYNE 0. DOYLE. Pubflsher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM 0. CURRIE, Managing Editor j)f I-,. 1 iAN BRACKLE, Advertising Di' fli'nit' flcIivry: Wevk, 55 eents: Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $2.40. By Mail: In florida same as home deffl,rery. All other mail: Month. 12.10; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ______ -_ - I W Health Care Ills Need Attention The Clock By AUDIE MURPHY "&i you've decided to come back. You could have at least mentioned you were leavingf' I said. "Ah,now,Imaybeonly900yearsold, butican lake care of meseif," Tim replIed. "I simply decided to take meseif a bit oi a vacation." "And where do leprechauns go for a vacation? Shangii-La?" "Sometimes," Thu said. "But usually Las Vegas or the Bahamas. We have a weakness for 'n knew." "That seems hard to believe," I said, suspecting a shovelful of blarney was being htrled my way. "us true, nevertheless," Tim said. "Of course, we always win at the gaming table, but we give the money back. Rules, you know." "SowhIch place did you vtht— Las Vegasor the Bahamas?" The recent dramatization of ripoffs in the Medicaid program by Sen. Frank E. Moss of Utah and others who actually went to clinics and got assembly line treatment or worse comes as no surmise. -The nrnblems nf rlplivprina hAlUh DON OAKLEY the poor have been well ventilated In recent months. The question, as always, is what is Congress • I going to do about it? One of. the basic problems is that the Medicare-Medicaid scope is so vast and so fragmented that nobody really knows how to begin to get a handle on it. Sen. Moss' subcommittee St u d e n ts studying the problem estimates that fully 25 per cent of the money being spent on medical care for A B r e Ci k the poor Is wasted through poor administration and outright fraud by about 4 per cent of the doctors Should a student holding down a part-time or and facilities involved. With $32 billion budgeted vacauon Job as, for example, a bagger in a grocery store, be required to give up part of his for Medicaid this year, that is a fraud of immense pay - in some cases as much as 40 per dimensions. And with 21 million indigent persons cent - in union dues? In most states he is, but he receiving medical subsidies, the ripoff aiso is a no longer will belt a bW Introduced in Cong major human tragedy. Bil. That being the case, It is not realistic to penalize the 96 per cent of the doctors and hospitals who are endeavoring to bring quality medical care to the poor at sacrifices to their own incomes by applying against them the stringent regulations that are intended only for the 4 per cent who cheat, Hopefully Congress will give the matter deep second thought before the 95th Congress convenes in January. In the meantime, an energetic attack on the kinds of fraud exhibited by Sen. Moss should be the first order of business, As Sen. Everett Dirksen used to say, "A billion here and a billion there and pretty soon the first thing you know it adds Up." L z i);s - P . Bernhard of The Netherlands. He -was forced to resign from all his government and business positions, after conceding his ' : :.:t' ( 14 I- #'t-ft,•.,..... f f•(''J ?' 'Ct '-!f, .#,k1 t J ,)C :' -': .--, (%, (•... '. .k.,t •-.'. •,••V-. -. I 'r 1-- ' ' -• -. . . . .. . .-... .< 1 5$r e.J.. '-.-'_'.s. . ...,.....,, . ' •.-.?.. I.,•.T.- ,-'. imprudence in relationships with Lockheed. Four weeks ago, former Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka was arrested and charged with taking a bribe of $1.6 million from Lockheed. Seventeen other former officials and business government and business leaders have been indicated. In Italy, authorities are investigating to see if a prime minister took Lockheed money. West Germany is planning a probe concerning possible Lockheed bribes to German officials. The Lockheed drama Is continuing. But already it has been -1 a -. . ..1 'tiç bYe b strength to anti-American feelinas. The latest highly placed official to be humilated is Prince j-.-.: - 41 -,,. e ed The Lockheed Aircraft Corp., in its drive to sell its airplanes abroad, paid out more than $24 million to facilitate sales in foreign countries. Since a Senate subcommittee made that report last February, the web ot scandal has spread around the world, embarrassing governments, disgracing leaders and giving • - oc kh s conceivable profit that could have been made on the sale of Lockheed planes. .. . . c .-.(..._.., --': •.4., . .. ._.- .. •:.' ,,;- BERRY'S WORLD ci-;4 , 'st :'if .. .. IT L "That doesn't sound very productive," Tim said. "Maybe not, but ilk. many unproductive things, It's very lucrative." Tim sighed and shook his head. "America is a tou*y place. You folks have a revolution agilnit the concept of royalty, then you Mart electln a queen everyyear,whoseeaasoawa1k1ngbflJbd for conet1c firms." -.- '::d . '-. . -..•:•" '- •4;lY 'v . ?: ji iv A-- " v•-. / r __ ____ i---E --- _________ __-===_-- I n Sty I —.' I,' ( _____ Mao Ru led e t 0 I r- -J .! C - . , . , -e __ . . -. :•-. - r,., ... . 'ç1r- 'r.- " -V : ____ Ei — c 1976 A (. ______ ______ ______________ ________ _____ _______ - -' fUND CUT BAC _____ ____________ -__.... ______ _____ _____•- '. • ______-.____— " ' ___ ' ____ ___ ____ ____ WASHINGTON - The most Important question about Mao ung's hegemony Is not whether there was any progress achieved during hlsrule—obvlouslytherewu.Bntrather,the cruclalissueti: Howhlghaprlcewaspaldfor this progress? What has been the cost to the Chinese people, In hwnan terms, of Mao's particular brand of Commwilam? I Yet all the network television specials I saw Immediately following Chairman Mao's death conspicuously omitted any attempt at all to come to grips with this tune. 1 I _____ In the considered judgment of Richard L Walker, the James F. Byrnes professor of Inteniauonai relations who heads the University - _____ ____ -/ of South Carolina's Institute of International . / _____ ______ Relations, the cost of progress under Communist _______ rule in China "Is too high for the conscience of 0 the world to absolve its ____ perpetrators." ______ ,_..._-,, In terms of human life and human suffering, and In terms of destruction of moral and cultural values, says Prof. Walker, this cost cannot be condoned l)y any rationalization. A ( "The high Chinese Communist Party leaders Takeoff Delayed — who sit clown at convivial banquets with visiting Americans," the professor declares, "may be gulltyofasgreat crlmesagalnsthumanftyand their own people U were Hitler and Stalin and which Shakespeare complained. Thanks to the their followers." computer, however, lawyers are being relieved Those purges who wish to rationalize public of the delay and tedium involved In preparing Urn ted Knowledge Preferred without convictions who are often JUSt plain assassinations, of elhlsea and groups or cases. snooping gossipers. An outstanding example of computerized slave labor as a necessary expedient for China's Why should we trust newsmen to know better progs, he observes, "are resorting to the Editor: legal research is a system called LEXIS, how much our enemies should know or to be developed and marketed by Mead Data Central I read Mr. SB. 'Jim' Crowe's letter to the e logic which justified a Hitler and his more patriotic than the men we elect to f1iJ OUT methods for dealing with economic depression In Inc. Law firms, law schools, government editor defending freedom of the press. I have government? agencies and *hers subscribing to the system read several columns and editorials on the same i think the public has a right to know - but ft Third Reich." have central computer. subjeCt. not everything. I prefer Hinted knowledge t In a thoroughly documented study for the In a typical example, a lawyer, using a But isn't the destruction of the CIA and the giving aid to our enemies that could lead to our Senate Internal Security subcommittee, titled, typewriterlike keyboard, asks the computer FBI a greater threat to our freedom than a few defeat and a complete blackout of "The Human Cod of Communism In China," what cases it has in its memory on a broad secrets? atercloeelyobservingChineseCommunlsrnfor NameWIthheldbyReque subject, such as civil disobedience In opposition 'A free press is the life blood of democracy,' two decades, Prof. Walker estimates the to school busing. There are, say, 15 of these. we are told. Isn't It paradoxical? Couldn't a Communists killed anywhere from 34 millIon to On command from the lawyer, the computer completely free press be the death of -.. M million nurnan beings. Prof Walker writes: next displays the titles of each of the is democracy? AU the other nations have inreferences and if one looks promising, the telligence agencies. We no longer have secrets "Since 1949, ChIna has been subjected to a lawyer asks it to display part of the text. If that and It gives our enemies a dangerous advantage. pattern of wave after wave of mass campaigns seems appropriate for his case, he directs the When the Soviet Union allows Its newspapers to breaking upon the countryside and only computer to display the full text. Finally, he can expose members of the KGB, I'll believe gradually receding. These campaigns, press a key and a high-speed printer will type out 'Counterspy' magazine has the right to exist. sometimes overlapping, have followed each the complete text for his use. It Is hard for me to believe that being a other in a way as to allow few moments of calm. LEXIS contains every decision of the u.s. newspaperman always turns a mere mortal Into "Mao has indeed been a proponent of perSupreme Court since 1938, all federal courts of a model of particular excellence. Newsmen manent revolution. Each of these campaigns has appeals since 1959 and all district courts since come In all flavors: sincere liberals, sincere __________ claimed millions of victims; all have been iniio. conservatives, Communists, and the ones fused with the Maoist belIef in the desirability of struggle and the necessity for violence; seine JACK ANDERSON have resulted in large-scale purges or the elimination of whole groupings within the society." on the roofs of some factories. Egyptians To Vote On Sadat - __ - Agree To Admit Women Priests — - _-r --r--- -! - -- - . — Y , MINNEAPOUS (AP) U representatIves of Episcopal laity amid clergy agree with their bishops, the church will end the 2,000 j year tradlUon of a male-only priesthood. ___ The House of Bishops voted Z to 61 Wednesday at the Episcopal __________________________ legislative convention to make church laws "equally applicable" to men and women where they concern admitting candidates to the holy orders of priest and bishop. — wC ________ The proposal was expected to be taken up today by the Howe of Deputies, which Is considered more hostile to the proposal. Workman thrnwa cable around one of many pilings BRIDGE WORK of the new Oaken Bridge, If the House of Deputies approves the resolution, it would orwhich connects Seminole and Volusia counties. The bridge, scheduled for dlnarily go into effect at the end of thIs year. However, another completion in February, will replace wooden bridge which was the scene of a proposal would make the change effective Immediately to fatal accident in 3974. coincide with the Canadian ______________________________________________________________ In recent years the church has dart been inpractice. of the turmoil over the issue. Fifteen Episcopal women were ordained In 1974 and 1975 wIthout authorjzat1oi of their bishops. More than 100 Episcopal women now are deacons, the first step toward priesthood, and 324 other women are In Episcopal seminaries studying for the ministry. The debate in the House of Bishops before packed galleries was long and tense. BEshopJohnS.SpongofNewa N.J.,saldadmnittlngwomento' the priesthood would "bring new wholeness to the ministry, new wholeness to our church and I hope new wholeness to the world." By The Associated Press Bishop C. KHmer Myers of San Francisco saId it meant an Carter told the union convention that his campaign against "unfolding c.f om. catholic faith and not a denerture from it." Prcslz!?nt Ford fccd a crowd of enüiuiastic hecklers he Ford is an installment in • 'a battle joIned 100 times over" by began hii campaign at his alma mater, but some of the most Democrats championing progress against Republican opposition. ___________________________________ energetic heckling came from 30 miles away, where Heharacterlzed Ford, both In Congress and the White House, Jnny SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALL Carter charged him with being a cause of economic "disaster." as a man of "tireless opposition to all the great legislation that Leaving Washington for the first time in the fall campaign, bears the names of Democrats who cared for the people and were Ford flew to the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor where he not controlled by special interests." said, "It Is not enough for anyone to say 'trust me.' Trust must be Under Ford, Carter said, unemployment, budget deficits and earnemp, inflation remain high. Carter was appearing at a state AFL-CIO convention 30 miles He said, "Mr. Ford said he was proud of the way he had turned the economy around. It's hard to believe, but It's true." away In the Detroit suburb of Dearborn. There, in the shadow of ,cl the strike-idled Ford Motor Co. assembly plant, he blamed Ford ,J" In his speech, Ford also touched on aiding parents who send _________________________ and former President Richard M. Nixon for the country's their children to parochial and other private schools, suggesting economic the government "find ways through the tax system to ease the "When Richard Nixon resigned, Gerald Ford inherited a dl!- burden on familIes who choose to send their children to non-public ficuft situation, but in a few short weeks he unerringly turned schools and to help families cope with the expense of a college difficulty Into disaster," Carter said. education." Carter's Democratic running mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, Mondale, campaigning In Chicago, said Ford's speech was quickly jumped on Ford's speech, saying Ford "has a record Uat misleading and deliberately inaccurate about his record in the belies and puts the falsehood to everything he now says he's for." Class Rings at New te House. The speech, he said, "undermines any possibility He said Ford has an "absolutely terrible" record that the American people can trust" statements by Ford and on the economy, Low Prices health care, housing and education. Dole. Announcing new low prices for Ford's Republican running mate, Sen. Bob Dole, spent wediThe senator said Ford has an "absolutely terrible" record on 10 karat gold. nesday campaigning with Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller. economic, health care, housing and educational programs, exLadies as low as $49 95 Bothpresidentlalcandidatesaresctmeduledtogpeakthnighttop pressing shock at the "boldness of the mIsrepresentations conMen's as Pow as $5995 dinner of the Italo-American Foundation in Washington, but their tamed in that speech." ________________________________________ schedules should keep them from seeing each other. But he said the only surprise he found in Ford's Speech "is that Bring this ad. Save $5. Ford's speech sometimes drew spirited booing from the he thinks the American people would actually be gullible enough university crowd Wednesday night, but he got a standing ovation to buy statements of this kind in light $5 Off any class ring. of the miserable record of as he spoke about trust in terms obvIously aimed at Carter. his administration and his personal position on those Offer expires October 30, 1976. programs." 'i'rust Is not having to guess what a candidate means," Ford Campaigning in New York, Dole hopped from airport to airport said. "Trust Is leveling with the people before the election about with Rockefeller, who was making his first campaIgn effort for STUDENT ACCOUNTS INVITED what you are going to do after the election. Trust is not being all Ford. 8 Convenient Ways to Buy things to all people, but being the same thing to all people. Trust is Rockfeller praised Dole for the "character, courage and the not cleverly choosing wqds o hst each sepirate audience can vision" he brought to the Ford ticket. hear what it wants toheàr, but saying Eariler, In Washington, Dole said he expects Ford to give hIm plainly and simply what ' The Diamond Store you mean and meaning what you say." "a significant role" In setting farm policy. IIu$IrgtOr, •,Clls, The boos and catcalls greeted the mention of nearly everyone, but the loudest came with mention of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. Ford took no notice of the heckling and barely paused when a cherry bomb exploded in the upper tier of the basketball stadium. L - ..- ____ C.- ______ ____ _____ __________________ rd:Trust Must Be Earned, Carter: Caused 'Disaster' Fo - - ... _______ _________________________ _________ S_ , - lie SEPTEMBER15 ADMI&SIONS George Nealy, Lake Monroe Gertrude Kuhn, Orange City Beatrice Scott, St. Peter- You Get To Know This Man, And What He Wants To Accomplish, He'll Surely Get Your Vote. If Many of these executions took place after mass trials, in which assembled crowds, whipped to a frenzy by planted agitators, called WASHINGTON Sen. Vance Hartke's family owned Stonewall Riding Academy In devastating effect un human life, invariably for the death penalty and for no daughter, Sandra, has found some unique em- Potomac, Md. Take the case of Winston Buford, an obscure mercy for the accused. ployment opportunities with special interest This didn't seem to trouble the Insurance circuit court Judge in the Ozark Mountains. groups that benefit from the senator's votes, company wi1ch obligingly arranged to mall her During this period, Mao and his supporters Last June, In the rural village of West Her.employers 'lidn't ceem mind that she paychecks to her home. made no effort to conceal the violent course Mo., Buford heard the case of Jerry Mitchell, came to work only when she felt like it. They There were times, according to our sources, 19-year-oh college student who stood accused of being followed. On the contrary, the moat paychecks to her home, while her father tended with Sandra's performance. Sometimes, a bold $5. Mitchell was found guilty and Judge Buford and broadcast over the official radio for the to their interests En the Senate. executive even suggested she should pay less sumncirily pronounced an incredible l2'year jail PUrpose of amplifying the condition of mass Vance Hartke, an Indiana Vemocrat, is a attention to horses and more attention to In- sentence. In most terror which the trials were clearly Intended to urban sreas, a friendly fellow who resembles the small-town surance matters. small-fry Induce. Prof. Walker observes: "seller" like MItchell would have been adJaycee he once was. He has all the appeal of a But Hartke Is an active ir.emnbet of the Senate ministered a Light tine or a suspended jail sen-- "The time Es at hand to break away from the tramp dog, wagging his tail for approval. Commerce Committee wtmlch ha.'s jurisdiction tenve. kind of double-entry moral bookkeeping which He has fetched many a bone for the sptcial over insurance matters and this t.aywer Keith Stroup, who heads the National has characterized apparently interests the approach of all too many a tax break for the Harvey worked in Sandra's favor. Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws Western Intellectuals Aluminum Co., a special amendment for the to the facts of the rule in Not until a few months ago did tobacco lobby, government subsidies for the Travelers officials finally Insist that aiv.yed toNORML)heardoftheMitcbeflcaseandoffered Mainland China under Mao Tse-tung. help. Stroup also asked San Francisco atSandri railroads, "The cost In human terms whether related follow a reilar work schedule. Instead, the quit trn&'y Michael Stepanian to Join him in West to social Improvements which CommunI ke company. He voted down the line for the legislation Plains. swgency prevented during Mao's drive for t'ndorsed by the Brotherhood of Railway and A apokesman for Travelers denied The two lawyers arrived in town and Airline Clerks. By the Brotbcrhood's own was hired In an effort to Influence her father. toun,l themselves the subject of extensive power, or to the grandiose schemes of the 'Great Helmsman' during hIs 26 years of rule stands scorecard, he voted "right" 114 tunes, "wrong" They were not unhappy to see her go, he said, coverage by the locaipress.They were portrayed as a formidable Indictment of half a century of only 17 times, on issues that concerned them. because she had "lost Interest" in her work. as gunslingers arriving from the sophIst1caj Communist experience in China. HIS daughter, meanwhile, turned up on the Sandra Hartke told us her "daddy doesn't get mnetrupolises of the Eist and West coasts. &utherhood's payroll for about 110000 a year. involved In any ot the jobs I get." She 4',iil AU the publicity upset Judge Buford. Uch4 "There can be no rationalization for the atA spokesman acknowledged Sandra had a Travelers, she said, because the coilipany had closed doors, he met with Mitchell's tack upon those civilized qualities which have record of excess absences but Insisted her work ordered her to prowl around Capiti,l lawp.g-, Dave Swimmer, and offered to reduce made the Chinese among the world's mod wassaadory.ShewasusefuJ,thespoke time sentence if the outof -town attorneys agreed civilized humans. Their civilization didn't want toto doit because Itwuld has a long conceded, in locating her father quickly when a father In an awkward position. Mod o! her at,- no'. to appealttme case. memory,andUdapJberbeU Brotherhood bigwig wanted to speak to bUn. ref used this assault on Mitchell's a bLot on their approach to the human condition." sences at the Brotherhood, she said, were for hir,daznental rights and are appealing the senIn 1970, she simply took off for a while to "medical" reasons, Mao Tse-tung was a cut'Umroat, L.enlnjst 'imee by attacking the constitutionality of the revolutionary campaign for her father in Indiana. Despite this, Sen. Hartke hlmseif denIed any conflict of MLquri law. who believed that "political power Judge Buford, who Is running grows out the Brotherhood continued to pay her for four interest. He acknowledged that he knew and of the barrel of a gun." He summed up wuppored for re-election this year, lowered the his philosophy saying: years until she found a better J'b. The worked with Brotherhood.of Railway and Airline lentenc anyway Mitchell only has to serve 7 Brotherhood also contributed generously to the Clerks officials but said he did not ottain the lube yarg, he now proclaims. -• 9 "A revolution Is not a dinner party, sunator's campaigns. (or his daughter. or writing ihurt1y Mhdfl' trial, Judge Buford an essay, or painting a picture, or doing emtn 1971, Sandra found even more suitable O7ARK JUSTICE: We have oftarm reported on b,msclf had before çsven but a 5-year prison sentence troldery,. A revolution is employment with the Traveles Insurance Co. at shady deals arranged I'm the brecns ut i an Insurrection an act of violence by which one class of iecond-degre murder, a higher salary, aro'.irmd 11211)0 a year. She Washington by the nation's rnIht1eat pQC overthrows tootno1e: Judge Buford admitted he another." attending to personal interests and operatlnt the judges and poUtklati often have an eqts'Uy 3xljnez declined Wmlnent. that he took so long to die. - tn 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 elect him to the State House of Representatives. ewman Broc Pad P01 Ad Pd to.' by Sue Larimer. Treat TOR BA NK Sanford .: ?" 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'-.t4 C&2. . •.- - -a:tjI.. --- -c__.fl_LI -. .----- -..!,._. .... ._.. _...s.li_a. 4.- .T-..II - . t.--'._ S - •.-•.•_ . - - : 'r;4' 1. Make Master Charge payments. Office Hours Are: 8:30A.M. Ti15 P.M. Room 404 - Court House - Sanford Supervisor of Elections Seminole County ___ Make Christmas Club payments. The books close then for the November General Election Camilla D. Bruce I Pay Installment Loans, THE ELECTIONSOFFICES WILL BE OPEN FOR VOTER REGISTRATION MONDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS UNTIL5 P.M. FROM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18TH House District 34 Lake, Marion and Seminole counties Democrat t M 0 a - WEATHER Margaret Lowry, Deltona Edith Poeppel, Deltuna it ", sburg John Brown, Deltona flare Leogett, Deltona e 7607 S. French Ave. Dwight Hawkins, Deltona Lottie George Bettye Hall Catharine harris Jane Mauk Alfred Myers Richard Robinson JohnStubbs Bryan Townley Joseph Hills, DeBary V A TLA N TIC ithoda Saied, DeBary James Sayles, DeBary Louise Winker, DeBary Sanford: s Coit eni It HOSPITALNOTES My Daddy's A Senator , CAIRO (AP) About 9'2 million Egyptians were voting today in a yes-or-no referendum certain to see President Anwar Sadat reelected to a second six-year term beginning Oct. 16. All Cairo newspapers printed Sadat's photograph on their front pages with the ,,adline, "AU Egyptian people will say yes to Sadat." - Lttr To The Editor . out my misconception, about the elderly!" JOHANNESBURG South Africa (AP) Thosunds of blacks streamed back to work in Johannesburg today after a three-day general strike, but in Cape Town a similar work boycott was spreading. Police in the Cape Town area, which has a large population of "coloreds," as persons of mixed race are officially called, stepped up patrols of Segregated colored and black townships to prevent any attempts to intimidate people trying to go to work. Up to midday there were no reports of violence, but at Wellington, about 40 miles from Cape Town, about 500 armed white residents patrolled the streets during the night. Groups of men armed with shotguns stood guard on almost every street corner and ______ pn : Strike Ends; Boycott Begins Of D e s p o - -r O. '-'. " 4":?'-. i. ;;j' :--'-- UDINE, Italy (AP)—Thousands of residents of the quake-devastated Friuli region abandoned their homeland today in an exodus to the Adriatic coast or the Dolomite mountains, seeking ground that doesn't tremble. Long lines of cars, trucks, buses and horsedrawn carts left the streets of this area of northeastern Italy. The fleeing thousands left behind the ruins of homes leveled by a series of quakes that began May 6 and still continue. The government assigned three army units with hundreds of trucks to assist those choosing to leave. Several thousand persons have already reached hotels and empty houses at summer resorts on the coast or in the mountains. "Thaeenough,"Isald,"butyouhavetoachnit, It's a unique Idea." - - Thousands Flee Region Shaken By Earthquakes Ttwrsday, Sept. 14,1914-5* Episcopalians WORLD IN BRIEF 9 ....- ' "That's the Miss America contest," I said. , "Haven't you heard about the Miss America contest?" "Can't say as! have," Tim said. "Tell me, Just what Is It all about?" I tried to recall what Bert Parks says every year. "It has something to do with selecting a yg lady who represents America's ideal of what a young lady should be. They Judge thom, I usderstand, on talent, poise, and atJ, A, on intelligence and academic achievement." Thu drew on his pipe and peered at me with his beady blue eyes. "Mercy, I must have been at a different Contest," hesald."Alltheladieslsaw were good lookjn enough, but I doubt they were representative of American womanhood, If ye don't mind my saytn $O.AtfrstIthougMItwasaspn would-be missionaries. It seems the girls all wanted - .' : --: :?:'.-' . ..4,.'...t....,...--. .....• ...&... ening Herald, Sanford, Fl. to help mankind, usually retarded children. And , they all said they admired people like Albeit Schweitzer and .lolm Kennedy." "They all say that, Tim," I said. Tim re-lit his pipe, which had gone out. e poor lass said she admired Howard Cole!!," he mused. "She was disqualified immediately." "They are very strict about such ngs," I said. He nodded. "Tell me, once this Miss America Is elected, what does she do?" She travels around the country looking beautiful," I explained. "She participates In ship dedications, shopping center openings, and JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. ives Congress has been approaching the Medicaid Sponsored by seven senators, the legislation fraud in typical fashion. A measure by Sen. Herwould amend the National Labor Relations Act man E. Talmadge would put further restrictions and the Railway Labor Act to exempt all fullon doctors and doctors' fees, place arbitrary limits time students enrolled in a high school, college or technical or trade school from the requirements on hospital costs, and in general have more federal of compulsory unionism. involvement in health care delivery, "Students are not especially wealthy InHowever, as Gov. George T. Busbee of Georgia dividuals," points out the bill's principal spon. noted, the "present Medicaid program is the most sor, Sen. PaulJ. Fannin (R.Arit.)"The average complex, confusing, duplicative and adstudent works less than 12 weeks during ministratively wasteful system ever conceived by summer, and moet of them hope to earn enough man." money during that short period to carry them through the following school year," he said. And the reason why it is was forcefully However, he says, "under the present derlined to the Talmadge committee by Edgar T. system, many of these young men and women Beddingfield, speaking for the American Medical are required to pay full Initiation fees and dues in Association. Congress, he said, takes an "all-orlieu of membership in a labor union in order to nothing" approach to force patients on doctors and keep that job. Yet, In most instances, they cannot to limit their incomes. Quality medicine and participate In the so-called benefits, such as "bargain basement rates" are mutually exclusive, health Insurance, sick pay and wage increases, he added, which have been negotiated by the union and for which compulsory dues are supposed to be Medicare and Medicaid are here to stay, although we'd bet many of those who supported the HumannaturebeIngwhatItls,notrnurJcan programs in 1966 are having second thoughts about probably be done about "the law's delay" of "Neither", Tim said, ducking a hmge from the cat, who crashed into the wall. "I took a title Jaunt to Atlantic City to see the Boardwalk. And what sights there were! In one place they were havin a contest, with dozens of lovely ladies paradln -' .'. - r"- z.- ._ :-' �Clark Starting At The Clipboard QB It Keen Shakes Hawks Lineup I - Z. JOEY CLARK Patriots designed to pump life into a lethargic offense, Lake Howell coach Curtis Keen two jamboree quarters, Lake announced Wednesday that junior Joey Clark was replacing senior Jim Pritchard In the starting lineup for Friday night's home game against Orlando Bishop Moore. "We have put six points on the scoreboard In six quarters, and tha t's just not the bed we can do," said Keen. "Actually, Pritchard Is not being benched, because he will play In the Bishop Moore game, and perhaps a lot. But Clark will dart, and we will probably use them on an alternating basis." Howell defeated Citrus of Inverness bya6'Oscoreand We to Brooksville Hernando, 141. Clark, who had an exceptlonal year last season with the Hawks' junior varsity as quarterback, has been playing backup Pritchard sparingly. He plays safety on defense. "I just believe everyone deserves a chance to prove what they can do,"addedKen about the switch in quar. terbacks "Joey is a very talented young man, and we have a lot of confidence In defeated by Mount Dora last week, 101. In In a move Off, '< "ft !Jr.k._6 060100 P But Not Idle kutball Seminole eat Reno Don Anne" Virgil Jenkins Chuck McMullen Bob Sorenson David Wllchar 0 Danny Flint Henry Gllchi'lst offenseDarrell J oh nson Willie Hughes Ricky Mann Steve Benson Robert Charles Jim Kennedy Kurt Schlrard Rod Turner Kenny Lee Jim Edmonds Tim Palmer ,Hdy, Pickens Tern O ff" Alvin Sweet Nate Washlngto,, Chris liggins Je ff Andersen Bennie Strawler Chad Roll Donnell Gilciwist Ken Meadows , Morris Barker ------ -------------------------Charles lllns Charles Bob Sorenson Jim Edmonds Chris Nlggln$ Chip Wilkins "9 11 e hughes (uit Scitirard David Caughell Den Jacobi Curtis Holloway Sill Carter Mike Mulilns Morris Hedges Dan Nash K enny lads Thursday, Sept. t, 17 Greg Kerr Dan Smith Mor ris Barber Darr ell Johns" Vtsnhs Quinn Jody Pickens $teve Benson ubbar d Jack Procell Mike Mite Rick Evans Scott Meyer Jon Olsen Gerry Meta Charlie Johnson Dwayne Miner Mike Con Randy Willis Rick Nash Rick Wark Randy Homer Cedric CanIly David lass Mike Seiple ies Dwayne Miner Kenny Eads Rick Nash Rick Evans David lass Randy Willis Cedric Canley Mike Cu Rick With Scoff Meyer Charge TALLAHASSEE (AP) - passed for about 475 yards in Florida A&M Coach Rudy that game. Hubbard says that Michigan '1t is a special problem," he State supporters who have ac- said. "I'd rather come out and cused him and Ohio State Coach open against someone that runs Woody Hayes of illegal the football because that's what recruiting practices are dead we've been practicing against." wrong. He said FAMU will start one "Really nothing happened veteran, Curtis Parnell; two and they're wasting a lot of 1975 substitutes, Warren Sadler time trying to put something on and John King. and a freshman, Woody Hayes," Hubbard said I)aryle Tyson, in the defensive Wednesday. "He Is one of the backfield. most straight-laced men I've ever seen." Junior Varsity "Woody Hayes wouldn't put up with one of his men going out Teams Action and cheating." Junior varsity football moves Bad blood developed between Ohio State and Michigan State to the forefront tonight with five after Hayes' complaints a few games slated involving years ago resulted ma National Seminole County teams. Kickoff is 7:30 at each site. Collegiate Athletic Association Seminole opens its season investigation of the Spartans. The NCAA found Michigan against Colonial in Sanford, State guilty of infractions and Trinity Prep plays at Oviedo, placed it on probation. The Orlando Edgewater Is at Lake Michigan Sstate student news- Brantley, Eustis plays at Lake paper retailiated by accusing Howell and Lyman is at Hubbard, a former Ohio State Orlando Evans. Danny Williams Herb Folder Gr eg Sigis Marcus Kendrick Rory Stone Danny Allen I Steve Mulligan David Simms Stan lalab.ns Melvin Mellon Kevin Joseph Kyle Peters -Lake Tommy white David Oast Keith LaDay Ed Christianson Greg Warren .1 , I Funk Meglio. Brantley-offense--.. Ton y Sanchez Danny Kirby Gr eg Furner Andy Brown Kevin Collins Jo hn Schultz Brian Moistcalm Duane Honaker Doug Hancock Mike Behan Little Lee Baker Jim Yarbrough Rig Lee Baker .on., S a bi Randy Jones Keith Pratlte,' Edwin Gonzales Chris Moneuw Scott Reddifl Allan Jackson Lake Howell - Bob Iray Steve Perry Mike Perry Paul Hines Doug Orelder Mike Fi.tcMr M,k. CouiiIzrd Joty Clark Jim Prllchad Don ictirink Offense Richard Arnold Larry Connarlalo Tony Cocchapuoti bun Brandouit lob Solisman RV Hvkowski Duane Veitman Mike Lacer, -Defense ' - ------ - Bob Bray Bob Solomon Bob Miliscv,Ch Mike L4core Bryce Bitt, Pal Eby Rich Arnoid Mile r,ouillard Gr eg Abbott Mark Williams Doug Greider Chuck Woodworti, JOe, Clark Frank Fabri;4 Mat' Ilrnsnelhi Iloliwedel (above) and John Vezina, a couple of freshmen at Crooms High School, make the most of the Seminole High weightroom Wednesday night. Grunts and groans are part of the weightlifting game, but the II IS-year-old, respectively, seem to be making the most of It. Brien Nick Microulis David Poe Paul Swift Ed Murpn j, Mike Perry Play HykOWiki Mike t'risier ChIle Bamnefl Mike Butcher and P Bruce $i'TP4Pt Stuart lull * Cliii, Muller David Waugh Herbert Seal, Chin Muller M S're-il David Sutton Mitt Stevens Da vid Hamlin 1, J '-,,-7L ••. - Two events - angling ar.d kastmg - have been added to . ______ '-"•'"'---• 1,7 ______________________ David Sutton __________ the prngram for the Nov. 7-13 Golden Age Olypmics, aciordlng to chairman Jim Jernigan. Competition is for par .-z ••-• • .. ." , r -rn.. J.T. whim Stuart Hail Jeff Vann Doug Lipuw Gau' MaVudor - - . 1I ! Mitt Stevens Mile Sljplst MiSC Hanson Ed Murphy CIri,i S.ant,io PeiI Swell ChIle tunett Herbert Seals Mikt Ptoias,' • ': • • _ - ; Chin MWil4! NI ditch',, - - David P.. Chile Barnett Stacy Hoide,blu,n jy J.,i,v,., 01y44 Hamlizu I' Kl 0110 • Defense. Ocu, Lanier 69500 FOURTH - I. Shampoo (7) 73.60, 970. 360; 2. Jurist John (2) 7.50, 300. 3. Sassy Corny (I) 3.60; Q (27) 33.20; P (7•2) 153.70; T (72$) 193760; 31.11. FIFTH - I. Sam Talon (3) 13.10, 5.10. 340: 2. Ruth Roady (7) 1.00, 2,30; 3. Baby Wire (4) 2.40; 0 (77) 21 20. P (2 7) 90.90; T (2.7 1)151.40; 31 57 SIXTH - 1. Ramblin Scamp (1) 23.10, 15.50, $60; 2. American Chimp (1)1.00,3,00; 3. Muglnshi (5) I 60. 0 (17) 33.00; P (7.1) 170.10; 1 (1 45) 2143.40; 31.19. SEVENTH I. Mickey Eckert (1) 6.10, 3.20, 2.20; 2. Or Burbon (1) - 3 20, 250. 3. Win Now (2) 5 SO: 0 (1 1)16.00; P (4.1) 20.30; T (412) 170.20. 31 53. EIGHTH I John Brit2 (7) II 20. 670, $ 60; 2 Printer Express (5) - - - Lultere the main attrachan is BATTING (350 at bat%)-Madlock. Chi. 345; G Maddox. Phi. 334, rarittey. cin. 314. A Oliver. P9". 330. Morgan, cin, Y26 RUNS-Rose, cin. i2i. Morgan. / / a ;~W~~~~~~~~ ~ - I 111111#11Aidl ~, - - ____________________________________ Win Wcbb David Waugh %. " _____ " I .. , '" " . - ... - ' I' .''..':. 1 '. . . - 6 " / ., - . ' . . .. I - .. " _______ . " 4 41b I tu 12-15, struck out seven and walked one. But after Wednesday's seszion, both Kaitein and Finley seemed to be in favor of letting the three-time world champion baseball team he built, Oakland bygones be bygones. Athletics owner Charlie Finley "I'd like to keep all five of has made salary offers to five these people," Finley said. top unsigned players. ' Th ey're good ballplayers." i0w Finley huddled for two hours And Kapstein said all five Wednesday with agent Jerry "definitely want to remain in Kapstein, who represents pitch. Oakland." er Bathe Fingers, outfielders Finley was here for a student Joe Rudi and Don Baylor, first lecture series at the University baseman Gene Tenace and of Rhode Island. S hortstop Bert Campaneris. ,: Olympics Adds V. Two Events 31.51. THIRD - I. Slick Darren (6) 17.20,5 00, 1.00; 2. Bellamy Staci (1) 12 00, 5.00; 3. Leader Leo (2) 3.00; 0 (4 6) 70.60; P (6 4) 152.70; T (6.12) ,/ / . American League BATTING treat tats Mckar. __..;d,J " ,i%4' ,/ -. . ,.'- 'i" Il - !gum \ 'St f lou Luby Daws Weaver Carlo, Sar.ilaq. Doug Migruder To id KINGSTON, R.I. (AP) - In a zudden effort to keep together -- Jay John son J.T. Willett Doug Lair Stacy Hotdubau,n Sieve IOIv,h Mat? Win Webb Mike Hanson Doug Kepow Jell Vann Finley Making B Bob Luby Don Andriano John Floras Don Andriano MIII Simonelli Steve Ditiott Mark Schrenk :. - Trin ity Prep---Offense ___ - - 1200, 19.50; 3. Biondy Stride (3) 400; Q (5 6) 179.10; P (6-3) 511.20; 1 (63-3) 1659.00; D.D. (35) 96.00; Leaders - - - , rim Forue Lee Fields 1. - 6$ 79 DAYTONA BEACH MATINEE RESULTS FIRST 1. G.R. Vinnie (3) 7.00, 3 10. 2-60; 2. Riffel (I) 5.60, 3.10; 3. Wright Dart (2)3.10; 0(31)21.50; P (3$) 05 .20; 31.32 SECOND G.R. Hangover (6) , Brad Keadie Steve Olson Jolfray Ma,chantel - 79 Si .313 31', 74 74 .500 10 , 3 Bud KeIscis Rick Ruedlinger Marvin Goidma,. 04011 N,Ctsols - $3 63 .546 Baltimore. Pinch-runner Larry Lintz Yankees 2, I ndians 0 . }W vtwu imu scor on a Doyl Doyle e Alexander tossed a Dog Racing West : Steve Shacklslord Rick Estrirnerla Jo hn Fuller Randy Pruitt Leo Schmidt 69 75 .176 30111 2 '7 78 -43 a" 63 II .435 26 : De an Shackloford Earl Mai Kevin Kirschman Randy Larson Richard MeOW,. Games - - "We've played recklessly all Garner put runners on first and Thurman Munson and Lou P1RUNS BATTED 1N 0 Foster, Yea but now we're afraid to third, and Alexander came niella's run-scoring double. cin lS. Mor g an, CHi• I1; Schmidt. me wi th the tying run on a The victory was the eighth in challenge the other team," said Phi Wats o ri, Murcer, orceout. the last Il games for the Yan- SF , j(ansas City Manager Whitey -Ro%. Cm. Ill. Montan.t, Herzog. "Maybe that's what a Bill North singled and Clau- kees and cut their magic num- A HITS l. 116. Garvey.LA, 179; Griftey, little pressure will do to you." dell Washington was hit by a ber for cl inching the AL East c. DOUBLES- OMiddox. Phi. 36; Pinch-hitter Tommy Davis pitch before Don Baylor stroked title to rune. M.sdlOck. Chi. 35. Pose, Cm, 34; Red Sex 2, Brewers 1 stroked a bases-loaded ninth-in- a tiebreaking two-run single )hnstone. Ph,. 33. Simmons, SIL. Butch Hobson cracked a twoning single off reliever Mark Washington then stole home for run homer and Reggie CleveTRIPLES- a Cash. .Phi II; Littell to trip the Royals. Nolan the final run of the inning, Cr0. II, D Parker, Pgls. Ryan, 14-17, scattered six hits to The A's and Royals have six land allowed four hi ts in 8 2-3 Geronimo, TySon. SIL. 9. Grrlley, Cm. 9, win his fourth straight game. head-to-head confrontations innings in Bost on's victory over W Davis. SD, 9 HOME RUNS Schmidt. Phi. 35: He struck out nine and walked left, Sept. 2123 in Kansas City Milwaukee. Cleveland struck out eight Kingman, NY. 31. Monday, Chi. 30. four, and Sept. 27-29 in Oakland. GFoster, Co. 79. Morgan, Con. 27 Tonight, the Royals face the Elsewherein the AL, the New and walked seven before yieldblanked ing to Torn Murphy, who picked Angels' ace left-hander, Frank York Yankees LoPes. LA. S3 Tanana. Cleveland 2-0; Baltimore beat up his seventh save of the sea- Brock. SIL. 52. Cedeno, Htn, SI , I,CHING Cl) 2. D ecisions) '° The A's are applying pies- Detroit 1-0 in a six-inning game iqer, 51). 11 046. 2 At R ang ers 4, White Sox POC$ sure on Kansas City and all the cut short by rain; Boston LA . 0 2 9IAlcala Bert Blyteven scattered 11 cn. ''3. 716. 153 Carlton Phi. 17 Zachry, Cm, 13 5. 727. 713 hits and Toby Harrah cracked '' -------Defense----- Mark Davis Brian Breda Lee Raley - New York 2. Cleveland 0 Boston 2, Milwaukee 1 Texas 4, Chicago 3 California 2, Xiflsii City I Oakland 5, Minnesota 2 Today's Games Fairly. Matt Alexander ran for of the season. Alexander, 12.9, beat Minnesota 5-2. Meanwhfle Fairly and promptly stole see- g6t the only run he needed in the California scored in the ninth ' to ond. An infield single by Phil first inning on a single by edge Kansas City 2-1. ] Steve Mey er s - __________ LOOK MA, TWO HANDS Steve Peavey Clark Gonzales Rick Thiomblinsor Tommy Albers Randy Fowl,, Edward Upton V,, ed Enrique P.nate " Pee . nengs, rain day night, the A's ralli ed for single by newly acquired Ron four-hitter for his third shutout five runs in the eighth inning to Baird Lyons u-w - ''- Ii$ S Doug Cannlngton Bert Barclay ________ dering a 9'z-game bulge, the A's have won 11 of 18. Wednes- Jim McCullum : - Barry Swearinger Bar? Hell hid Mike Wilson John Osborne Jim Kremer Mike Garlic Mike Sapp Stove Gala, ' Ui_ Defense_____ Rick Benno" John Donohue Ron Brown Larry Clark len Ansley Danny Williams Wyman Jackson Keith Barnhart Chris German. - Ala. J ' - - Richard Seamy Lynn Dickerson Kern Sweat 3 Only Janet; Putt By The Associated Press catchers in the AL. Down 2-0 in nipped Milwaukee 2-1, and Texas (BrIles Oft at Chicago 1.3) The Oakland A's are running the eighth, the A's stole four Texas edged the Chicago White wild and t he Kansas City Roy. baseslntheinning to build their Sax 4-3. New York (Ellis 13-7) at Cleveland (Bibby 17 5 1, In) als are running scared, which game-winning rally. Boston (Jones 13) at Mil Orioles 1, TIgers 0 makes for an exciting division "We still had six outs so I felt (Rodriguez 3.12), (n) The Orioles are hot but it ap- wauk race in the American League we had ach,2ce," Kanit City (Pattin 7.12) at sai d Oa kland pears to be too late. Baltimore California (Tanana 16.9). (n) West. Manager Chuck Tanner. won its seventh straight game, Mmnneioti (Singer 10.1) at The Royals are the front run- "Baseball Is not a game where a six-inning, rain-shortened Oakland (Bosman 11), (n) ners, sitting on the pace since the clock runs out on you. Only games scheduled victory over DetroIt, to tie Its Friday's Games May 18, but Oakland Is closing "The pinch runners won It for longest winning streak of the Baltimore at Cleveland, (n) Chicago at Kansas City. (n) fast. The A's, Western Division us," he said. "Half of our vie- season. But the Orioles still champions the past five years, tories this season can be attrib- trail the Yankees in the Al. Fast New York at Milwaukee, (n) Boston at Detroit. In) haven't held first place since uted to running." by 9", games with 17 games Minnesota at California. (n) the third day of the seaon but Texas at Oakland. (n) , The A's had only three hits lef t. today find themselves just 3' m Rookie Andres Mora slugged through seven innings off Ji games off the lead. Hughes, whose troubles began a homer and Wayne Garland While the Royals have lost Major League 13 with a one-out walk in t he picked up Us 18th vict ory for of their last 18 games, squan- eighth to Gene Tenace. Offense- - and Hayes of recruit- - - Dennis Cone Rick With Gerry Meta Jon Olsen MikeSelplo Rory Stone Rick Bennett Barry Swearinger Richard Scary Kern Sweat Herb Folder John DOnOIIU. Lynn Dick erson Danny Alien Larry Clark Marcus Kendrick Greg SIUS Greg Warren Ron Brown Mike Wilson Bob Buthltar? Ed Christianson Bill Thacker Stan lalabanski Wyman Jackson Ben Ansley Kevin Joseph Kyle Peters David Simms Mel vin Milton Bairn Barnhart Chris Germane Bar? Hetileld Steve Peavey St eve Mey er s Lead Greg K err Dan Smith Randy Homer Hurinai Sell Bobby Johnson TC Dan N ash Dan Meta Mike Mullins David Caughell Bill Carte, Char lie Johnson -Lyman In - Curtis Holloway Greg Kerr Morris Hedges Jack Procell Henry Finney 00 at Baltimore 1, Detroit 0, 6 in. i - '•' .443 IS", Texas 63 10 .115 Il'', Chicago 63 $4 .139 3Q1', Wednesday's Results Cont nue Drive, s ...w, Mr. - California A' - ------ - - - - --- -- - Defense ------ 4$- Don Jacobs assistant, - - ' Henry Finney Dennis Cone - . '- lobby John"" ------------------------ Den C a Offense .• - -•4 " Ken Meadows Henry Gilchrist Tim Palmer Rick Mann Jell Anderson Virgil Jenkins Bad Turner Don Anne" Jim Kennedy - ----- Greg Pringle Kenny Lee Danny Flint Donnell 011chrisl Robert Charles Chuck McMullen Ricky Bryson David Witcher Chad 1.11 Defense SCOREBOARD - b'1.Nobodys done that since and #1. Houston over Atlanta. After his Marichal's Dodger-killing days Pete Rose rapped four hits in base hit tied the game, Watson of the 1960s, when the San support of Zachry's strong eventually scored the A.stro' Francisco righthander don-d- pitching. R ose boosted his Na- winning run on an error. 4 Cuba 2, Expos I 4 noted his fierce intrastate ri- tional League-leading hit total vals. to 197, three shy of the eighth Chicago scored two unearned "You get up mentally for 200-hit season lnhis career. The runs ln the third 'nningand Ray 4 them," said Zachry, who points only player with more Is Ty Burns pitched a five-hit shutout out that Cincinnati's National Cobb, who had nine, as the Cuba beat Montreal. League West antagonists bring Pirates , Thlllies 2 Burns gave up singles In the , 'ut the best In him. "My stemBill RotAnson slammed a second, third, fourth, fifth and 'ach was flying around like a tworun homer, a single and seventh innings and was never bad brother before the game." drove in three runs as Pitt- in trouble as he evened his While Marichal posted a 5-1 sburgh beat Philadelphia. record at 1313. record against Los Angeles in Lefthander John Candelania Cardinals 7-4, Mets 0-1 1969, one has to go hark a fr ønrned his 15th vtory in 21 John Denny antI John Curtis 11 as 1966 to find a oitcher that d--------------i'nmnlpl..imnirn uIn ecisions limitino (hr. -PhiilIr.e 'U-- nit,'hp,l r' r e• blanked the Dodgers five to three hits, striking out four tories and Joe Ferguson hit the games to nothing. That was and walking three in seven first grand slam homerunof his Larry Jaster of the St. Louis innings. Kent Tekulve finished career as St. Louis swept Cardinals, up with two innings of scoreless doubleheader from New York. 10 Zactiry's latest victory boost. relief. '' i' Denny, 10-7, backed by Fergu- Boston ed his record to 13-5, tops on the The Pirates and Philties wind son's slam, pitched his third Detroit Cincinnati staff, and lowered up regular-season play with shutout in the opener with a MiIwkee the Reds' "magic number" for each other tonight and both four-hitter, while Curtis, 6-9, Kin City winning the West to six games. teams have 18 games left. came back to stifle the Mets on Oakland While the Reds moved a step MImesota Giants 2, Padres 1 six hits In the nightcap. John LIlian Mark Renaud - Golden Age I I 1* 14, I$Th- A KC. .337 0.$ns$t. KC, .334; Carew, 11.00,5.20:3. Play (7)6. ;Q(s.7) S. Silen t Strider; 6. Barbie DelI; 7. 4.60;3.M&M'sjan(S) 7.40;aI3.S)R Mitt, 35?; Soitock, .%in, .325, flO. P i7.3 So.,,,; I (1.40 5-) 07.30: Royal Dancer; S Lonesome Bay 20.20; P ( 03)1*00; T (0.3-3)732.0:1 I eFlore, Del, .3)6. 31.01. SIXTH - I. Ann Pat; 2. White 30.32. NATIONAL. LEAGUE RUNS- LeFlori, 3; Dc?, NINTH - I. Red Clown (I) 14.40, Clown; I. Conway Finny; 4. Chuckle East FOURTH - t. Heifflir Crest (UI R.WhIte, NY, 3; River s, NY, 93; 5.40, 1.00; 3. M4M's Ann (3) 0 00 Faith; S. Wesfa Pel; I. Wayside 040, 100. 440; 2 Fast RIsing (3) , W I. Pet. as Carew, Mitt. 10; Otis, XC, 00. 6.30:3. Perfect Debbie (6)3.10:0 (ISutan; 7. Penrose Whynot. S. 540,6.20; 3. Rufus Hazourt (5) 3.00; pt,ila 50 56 .4)1 RUNS BATTED lN-L.May, Sal, 2) 35.00; P (1.2) 11.400; T (124) Dallying. 13 SI .575 S Pit's Q(36)37.1O;P(63) 110.70;T(6.31) tOO; Munson, NY, 91; CltamblIsi, 356.40; 3)01 SEVENTH - I. Lady's Ready;7. 315.10; 31.62. Nw York 76 10 .S21 12", NY, 03; Mayberry, KC, 03; Ystr. TENTH - I. Madds Krlsti (2) Chicago Hand 0; 3. Worthy Will; 1. 47 70 .459 22 Hardy FIFTH - I. Travelin Lucy (3) :emski, Bin, 90. 9.20.5.00,340; 3. Tinker B. Eckert Type; 5. Speed Dr ive; 6. Florida l64O.Il,10,3.40;2.James'Tryon(?)4 St. Louis 65 75 .155 22" HITS-G,Bre$t, KC, 197; Carew, (4) 510, 2.10; 3. WrIght Flyer Buck; 7. (1) Montreal Cqkiouj; I. L's Love Of p00, 400; 3. SnazZy Rocket (2) 1.10; 10 94 .3)5 3 MIII, 153; RIvers. NY, 153; Munson, 3.00; 0 (2-4) 17.40; P (24) 105.30; T Emma. Wilt 0(37)53.20. P (37) 16310; T (37-2) NY. 174; Chambliss, NY, 173. (241) 902.40; 31.30. EIGHTH-I. Jug;3. Sunny Dell; 523.20: 31.10. Cincinnati 91 53 ,63 DOUBLES-OHS, XC,40; MeRe., ELEVENTH 1. Jets Big Al (3) I. Shelly; 1, Larry 01; S. Bryan Los Ang 52 63 541 11 SIXTH - I. Main Chute (3) 1)40, KC. 32, dirty, Cie, 31; Rivers, NY, 33.10, 36.00, ØO; 2. Slick i Keith; 6. ........ iiutnvi ill lie ut t r ' AM 'Wi d .rw i#sy %PJ 3., 4.1V Ii; Lynn, Bin, 30; Chambllis, NY, 1.50.3.40; 3. Grown Up (5) Royal; A. Penrose VIzin, 340,Q (3. Fran 6$ $1 .456 27 3 G.R. Shirley (7) 100; 0 (13) 1) $7.20; P 131 51530; NINTH - I. Ricki Coe; 2. 25.40; P (3-)) 42.10; 1 (317) 511.20; San Diego 67 II .153 27", TRIPLES-oBrelt, KC, 14; 75$.SO. Stranded; 3. Boy Wonder; 1. Blue Atlanta 63 $4 •lfl 31 44. Game,', Oak, 12; Carew, Mm, 10:5 TWELFTH - 1. Wan.agie (6) Grace; S. Warrior Walt; 6. Royal Wednesday's leevIts Tied Whit I. 12.20 $10, 4.10 2. Blue Romy (I) Wasson; 7. Wright Colseft, I. Jack SEVENTH - 1. Ed GhOst (1) Chicago 2, Montreal 0 HOME RUNS-ONefties, NY, 26; 4.10,40; 3. Norwood's Image (4) NebO. St. Louis 74, New York 0-I 1110, 600. 4.00; 2. Doncaster Davin ReJackson, Sal, 25; L.May, Sal, 25; 2.60; 0 (60) 12.00; P (40) tICO; T TINTH I. Nap's Jeff; 2. (.3) 7.20. 7.20; 3. 5 Printer (5)3.00:0 Pittsburgh ?. Philadelphia 2 HendrIck, CIe, 25; Bando, Oak, U. (6 94) 494.0; 31.fl. Noting; I. PattI Sliaw; 1. Busy Houston 4. Atlanta 3 (21) *30,00; P (1-2) 263.70; T (42$) STOLEN BASES-North, Oak, 70: A 2030; Handle B.; S. Win Jac; 6. 0, R. Sunset; 7. 5310.00: 31.15. $175,015. Cincinnati 4, Los Angel" 3 San Francisco), San Diego I I KC, 41; Baylor, Oak, a. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES ELEVENTH Today's Games FIRST - I. Done. Eckerl; 2. 2 Power Man; - I. The Lost Guide de to mechanical IclIwe. PITCHING (13 Decisions)I. HIg Sit; 1. Nimble NINTH - I. Desert Lady Chicago (Renko 70) at Mon Garland, Sal, 11-6, .750, 3.50 Lynnea; 3. Daffy; 4. Thomas Roady; S Brian K. Eckert; S Jinti 3.40,3.10:3. It's Jody (6) 520.4.10; treat (LandretP, 001 W.Camll, Mitt, 155. .750, 3.24 Thomas; S. Running Randy; 6. Zip; 7. My Big Whiel; I. jungle Pittsburgh (Reuse 13$) jet. 3. My Flirty Genie (3) 3.00, 0 (1-4) Bibby, dc, 12-3. .700. 3.27 Colonel Lucky; 7. Clip; I. Dreamy TWELFTH - I. Jigsaw 2. 32.20; P (1- 6) ".50i 1(143)13500; Philadelphia (Underwood t-5) E.FIgu.to., NY, 155, Sn, 350 Dee Oct. Antonio' s Godness; 3. Travelln -51. DEIIIL NY, 157. .612. 3.10 Fidrych, SECOND - I. Teli Heidi; I. And y; 1. Dream Acre; Houston (Andular $) at At. S. Winding TENTH "l. Mary Kafte (2) 1.00. Des. 16 g, .647, 2.24 Leonard, KC, 15. Jeflolla; 3. Satlnee; I. Sonkist Al; S. River; #. Fleet Fe$; 7. Mr. Good; 2.10. 3.10; 2. Crac*ing Craig (3) 040, lanta (Nlekro 11.11), (n) , Deer Hunt; 6. Connected; 7. Dickey I, .667, 3.30 Tanana, Cal, 16.0, Wavy. St. Louis (Falcone 12-13) at 00; 3. White Shasta (3) 13.40 Q 1 2. DO; U. B's Rosle. 3) 32.10; P (23) 111.00; 1 (2.3-SI Ne w York (Koosman ).5), (n) THIRD I. Wright Gala; 2. WEDNESDAY NIGHT Los Angeles (Rau 14.10) at 102.20:31 27. Raggedy Rose; 3. Travel in Sib,; 1. FIRST - I. Barney Eckert (6) Cincinnati (GulIett 53), (n) ELEVENTH - I. Wee MOna (2) Dudley Do Good; S. Devil's Den; 6 3.00, 200, 240; I. Pecos Putt Only games scheduled Sante. 7. OR's Red Eagle; I. 12.00. 5.10; 3. Jay Joker Smokmn (I) 600,3.40.3.10; 2. Rugged Randy (I) (2) 1.10; 0 6.00. 4.00; 3. It's Taffy (5) 340; 3. Q Friday's Games KansaIl. (55) 20.40; P (4$) 13.70; 31.1$. (35)12.40; P (2 I) 20.00; T (2-a's) St. Louis at Montreal AT EAST COLONIAL FOURTH - 1. Genteel Gina; 2. SECOND - I. Bit Of Grace (I) Philadelphia at Chicago *4.50; 31.22. Wright Engle; 3. Bellamy Gill; 1. 12.20, 5.20, 3.00; 2. Wright Marker Grether Los Angeles at Atlanta, 2, TWELFTH - I. Mr. Mcnk (3) 3627-30--S3 My Rules; S. Cory Allison; 6. Per. (3) 5.00, 3.40; 3. True Faith (2) 1.40; Dan Anders (tfll 24-40,14 .110. 0.60; 2. Western Hero (3) M 3227-SI wader Acre;?. Va SO Cc'co; I. Fleet 0(31)25.10; P (53) 113.00; 1 ($3.2) 35.40, 7.10; I. Penrose Dot Jim Haynes Pittsburgh at New York, (n) 363l.20. (4)4.00:0 Cricket. 25060; DO. (61)31,10; 31.37. San Francisco at Cincinnati, Jack Poole (35)111.30; P (3.3)7 323031-03 1(33.1) FIFTH - 1 No Frills; 2. Movino THIRD-), Tr*r Urn (II I' 4. t'?4 4): 3$ Si. 4'ma?sur0Ivin M'Iloe, 3. Jane Bess; I CIt.: Juce; ?0. i,, . Kc..tey Time (3) 5.2g, A an Diego at Houston, In) "O 79W Handle 26-25-24.-SO $200,000, rum AMERICAN LEAGUE Dave Beck 27.24.30_i; East Bill Hubbard 263l•34-53 W L Pc?. GB SleveWoodley 212$-fl--aj New York Tom Rusnak 19 55 .610 Baltimore 00 63 .552 l½ Bobby Hende,'5n 26 25.34 Cleveland 73 72 .303 161/, against the Dodgers this season Cardinals took a doubleheader three-run, sixth-inning rally with a 4-3 decision, from the New York Mets, 7.0 with a two-run single, leading - He said his actions Mon day 00 o 00 Th,nI.y, Baseball ' - JIM PRITCHARD Holland Exp ains Touchdown A tics night were "something like revenge." probably shouldn 't ha ve 1he'I'd that ball out there like i 'p , LA Again T By The Associated Press closer to locki ng up their dlviGary Matthews doubled If the Los Angeles Dodgers sional title, the Philadelphia home Larry Herndon in the : believe In reincarnation, they'd Phillies were taking a step seventh Inning to break a 1-I tie swear on a stack of baseball backwards. The Phillies were and spark San Francisco over 4 rulebooks that Juan Marichal beaten 7-2 by the runnerup San Diego and ace lefthander has come back to the major Pittsburgh Piratcs and had Randy Jones, Matthews' 4gues In the form of Pat their lead chopped to four decisive blow came off Jones, chry. games. 21-13, the Oniy game winner It would be one way of exElsewhere in Nl play, t he in the National Leaotir.. nnsl plainlng the Cincinnati roo kie's San Francisco Giants nipped provided roo kie Frank Riccelli mystical hold on them. the San Diego Padres 2-1; the with his first major league Zachry Is beating the Dodg- Houston Adios beat the Atlanta vi ct ory. ers as regularly as Marichal Braves 4-3; the Chicago Cuba Astro 4, Braves 3 used to do and Wednesday turned back the Montreal Dan Larson hurled a slz.hit. night recorded his fifth victory Expos 2-1 and the St. Louis ter and Bob Watson keyed a p I I ' ing violations. Marathon Game Denying the allegations, Hubturd said they have not both. ered him as he prepar es for CASSELBERRY The l Florida A&M's opening game Casselberry Recreation Saturday at Albany State. pariment will sponsor a We're just itching to play marathon softball game Sept. somebody else," he said. 24 with proceeds earmarked for n We've been playing each other a fund to help develop a multiNASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) did," Holland said. "Coach too long." purpose field at Secret Lake Buffalo Bills wide receiver Albany State Is 1.0, inning its Park. Lou) Saban doesn't really like John Holland says he probably that much, but I was so 'up' for opener 26-2) over Kentucky Businesses are making shouldn't have tried to antago- the game because I was going State. Hubbard said he was pledges to participate on a per nile Miami Dolphins corner- against White. concerned that Albany State inning basis. back Jeris White during their _____________________________ _______________ nationally televised football game Monday night. ____ _____ After catching two touchdown J passes while White was defendjJf ing, Holland waved the football ji Iji L in White's face and tossed the UJp ball at him. Miami won 30-21. jjj Holland said White had an- t tagonlzed him three years ago in the Senior Bowl at Mobile, who 41 M 11 $ H • + WlrU .1 ' I 0 ' I Nx A-Evening Herald, Sanford. Ft. Illegal '.11 IV'UUICflQI' Tachary ~ Huniral Sell just "White did a good job on me that day, but he kept telling me that I couldn't catch the ball and I co uldn't run and I'd never make it in the pros." said Holland, played at Tennessee State University. I last... t Pt. AA.Lii -- SPORTS ___________________ 6 I ( I I Oviedo one next week," ,- I I 0 (t S 1 AV Clark is noted for his general when he went in the game was ball handling and running of the decided," added Keen, "but he football, particularly on the moved the ball real well on four option play or five plays. Of course, you In contrast, Pritchard is can't make up a 10-point deficit considered a major college In a minute or two by running prospect because of his strong the option play. But this is a am for the aerial game. In last new ball game, and you could week's game, Pritchard had six say we really Want It completions in 17 attempts for In other changes In the 107 yards. The ground attack Hawks' lineup, tackle Bob Bray was hurting, however, with a will be going two ways, with mere 31 yards and the Hawks first-week offensive starter had only five first dowl w in IlicPaul Hines relegated ó a game. backup berth. Greg Abbott will "Mother reason I think Clark replacing Doug Grelder at can help us Is that last week linebacker also. It's something of a misnomer to say that the Lake High team is idle this week, Idle? Not hardly, not with a Sept. 24 game at Gainesville staring them in the face. For certain the Patriots don't play this Friday night, but they will hear the roar of the crowd anyway. You see, they are going to watch the DeLand-Gainesville game. "We have one busy week this week, and another said Brantley coach Jim Raley. "We went to Seabreeze Tuesday night and watched their game films against Gainesville. I just hope we can be ready." Preparations like those just might dilute the myth about a visitor on Florida Field coming into the game down by two TDs. It's the artificial turf which grabs the attention of so many visiting teams. By the third quarter, when they get accustomed to it, the game has almost been decided. There are five games this weekend from which to pick winners, and that's a chance of improving a 4-2 slate last week. The only hunch close was Trinity Prep's final score of 42-6, with the guess here having been 41-6. In round two: Seminole 20, Mainland 14 - This is the week the Seminoles find out if they are real, or a pretender. I have a hunch they are real, but the defense can't do it all. And six points won't beat Mainland this time around. Lyman 28, Boone 7 - The Greyhounds start putting things together, and that means the Braves can look for some sustained drives without Lyman relying on the big pass play, or long-gainer, Bishop Moore 20, Lake Howell 13 - Can't really sniff an upset, although Hawks coach Curtis Keen is trying desperately to get his team going. Bishop Moore lost a toughie last week, and won't be an easy nut to crack Friday night. New Smyrna Beach 27, Oviedo 14 - This is a crack Class AAA team the Lions are up against, and if there's a slight chill in the air, it might be from Oviedo hopefuls once they see what they are up against. A key for Oviedo is scoring early. Trinity Prep 26. Jax Episcopal 13 - This game will be less of a ho-hum triumph, but the Saints still have the muscle and talent to win it in the first half and let the defense slam the door for the final two quarters. Brantley Lake Howell was Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football coaches, the Evening Herald presents The Clipboard, a weekly feature displaying depth charts from the blackboards in coaching offices. £vIlNI HiraM. F:~ Vi iry ,4 i3ti 1' rR WTRR 411111111111111F Wagering - _~ Pari-Mutuel Post 7:30 rim. 12 power-charged games nightly except Sunday. Matinees 12 noon Monday, Thursday, Saturday Afterwards Kapstein said he vas "more not optimistic than tmistic" the players would ccept the offers. But hedded: "It was a constructive session. The barn door is now open." time Thrill to the skills of world-famous players from Mexico and Spain as they compete in the world's fastest and most dangerous game. Witness brea th less action as the ball achieves speeds of 150 mph or more. Luxurious accommodations with theatre-style seats and telewager girls to take your wagers pay your winnings. Finley said Kapstein plans to call huii Friday in Chicago with an answer. The players become free agents unless they're signed by October. The two had not met since April, before Finley tried to sell Fingers and Rudi to Boston for a million dollars each and to sell pitcher Vida Blue to the New York Yankees for $1.5 million. Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn canceled the - LADIES ADMI17ED FREE EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Admission 50t and up For Reservations Ca/I 305/339-6221 from lOam to WI. - 6nm nnlv VS - SAT. 7:20P.M, .-, Plenty of tree parking on both sides of Fernwood BIc-I LOS ANGELES SUN. 2:Oop,M, 4. ,,,,i., 7 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO ON H\iVY. 17-92 FERN PARK- CASSELBERRY -MINUTES FROM 14 WTRR 1400 RADIO deals. (Under 18 not admitted) •''"? ' fl. ~ :t" -.., - -PZ%491V§, I rP a '1I'L i'( .,' i&,- i.j' i. 1 ,q -. - -- ii" ' -- :;,_, '•' '-•--, -'-: -,q-- 1_ ;,; - -. •' - ., S(•, .- ----_., IiIt1" m . .Z _m -W .. M L- I V II t*: ` -~i I~ ~,_V lXk.. , * ~4 ~ ' P; ," .t1.~ I--~,~ - .. _.1'_ _ . c. -• .. -. l . ' ..I't -......--.....-.--- ----------- - - -- if-'--- I'm, -1 , - 7 __ - - 11 - - .-- .- i -- -r ( - - --.. ---. '-_" - - , ---,- .-..- i,. 1 '-., - - - --.._ _.'-_ ,- .. -- - - - ,'- 5 - - r-' t).. __L__- .L" - - T- - -,.- ,( ' :'' -'-_-_. -.-is .-. t, -i '- - 'e* " - .- r( -. .I . I 1. 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Cngromnan Paul Rogers, D- Phil Lewis, D-West Palm Wei Palm Boma. Beach who do is unopposed. •• . c'Ji rw cow five incanberit ONCOOPUdmW rmwgwv,- -Richeyfelledtoldthe n mde en dito HOSI COflhseti to ada. signatures to get on the ballot Rouse members challenged .1 1 -4 I 1wuiogNsriM=.- FL' Neal Bobsnen of Hollywood jigWrA Rep. Harold J. Dyer; Henry Ford Sr. agihid Rep. awl" BOA and Linda Scott of Hollywood against Rep- Di-' vid tannin. j Fashion ups L By DORIS DIIBICft Herald C.nup..dj challop Incumbent Re p. Son Also ippo.sdwgilAmerican Oct. 3, at the home studio, 2560 S. Sadud ri ase CIA \ Serloma, 1213 p.m., Mayfair Cowry Club. %IU7 I , a. V. i - ti .' V ,- • • p.m. The audition time for other dancers Is scheduled for I P.m. Regist ration fee Is $3,5 0(s. • r---_ 'UP ____ U!!aM a 7 ,PJ I .A ThUhtWAY,SEPmElO The present 1973.76 BGS company dancers desiring to audition for another season are aakedtoheat the studio at 2:) Altamonte Sodom L.sgvsed LA, closed, a p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Qiwth, SR 434 YAra Cub far Sies,9p.m.,Orlsndo Garden Qub 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Unfinished Light Fixtures Furniture Center Show Room ___ ANaUonal Assn. ____ of ___ Meet' rca, First Street, Sanford. ___ __ SATURDAY, SRFTEM3 Ii AASedw'5( 2p.m., 1201W. First St. Ce'Cj 7 LA, cinied, $ p.m., Ascension bdberan Church. ____ ______ unty - v MI___________ _ . Solid hardwood comes wi th chair, an hardware. Model 10i. 85 13 Each - %1t..__.V1(*_1L._I_ 99 29c ____ I Has __ galvanized lank. 25c No. 5320 Ivory or brown. 55 Each Dusk-To-Dawn SECURITY LIGHT . 25 . ___ ___ _ \4 My ____ An excellent multipurpose product made of real wood chips. These treated panels may be used for exterior construction. A RQ 1/8" * 4' *8' Treated .............. 3" 6* 26 - . -- OPEN FRI. NITE .-.-0.4695 Each 279 80 CUT And T119 P.M. BWWOIY Thursdays .* I & Easy $60o IJ ? AMR FAMILY HAIR CARE UNISEX HAIR Big 4 41/2 Cubic Fet STYLING - 4' x HARDBOARD SIDING V ' l/l6"meciium density /• panels. 4"oc Use on homes, utility buildings or light commercial construction, SALE 5 C Each Bulb gram PRICES GOOD SEPTEMBER 700 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD PH: 323-4700 35-i~ 1065 Piece Each 17 th ru23 t8ANKAMERICARO J••P Each Hardwood handles. Pneumatic tires. wafts Inside Frosted UGHT BULBS OPEN 0 KC-W2 5 CubIc Feet CONTRACTOR WHEELBARROW 75 No,r./co' wafts Ms. Smith reports that approximately $15,000 was award ed In scholarships, grants and donations. Recipients included: Dr. Martin luther King Jr. Center for Social Cliange; Sickle Cell Clinic of Jamaica Hoapital; Todd Phillips - Baptist _ ___ Negro College Fund Inc. Westslde Improvement Community Center, West 13th Street and Sheppard Avenue, will present Wild and Peaceful Show and Revue and Dance, wlth theBaddest$piecebandln south Georgia, Friday Sept. 17. Eijoy That wI 4 710-5:30 WEEKDAYS 73,30 SATURDAY REGISTER NOW Robert Gorden, New York City, son of Mrs. Ole Gorden, of Wed 13th Place, visited Sanford for a few days recently. House guests of Ms. Joan Smith were her cousin, John Martin III, of Newark, N.J., and Me. Tegue DeStratford, of MISTY LB 3I Commercial Lakeview Pla za '- r-' Ph. fll3 fliih... c.a Ceramics Classes Set By Recreation Dept, Do-it-yourself Feeling 2LY8 I F" i ILLUSI 11i1 Ph... 130.1440 :M. LA. inShine one of tickets available at the center. designer. our Rain or Shine Coat,j •- Soft suadse sleek vIiiyli ... lip fronts, RegistratIon is now open at week of Sept. 20, and will nut the Sanford Recreation through Feb. 3. Department for adult and There Is a $5.00 fee for adult children's ceramics classes, classes, and a $1.00 fee for The adult classes are offered chil dren's classes. Non. Tuesday evening from 64 pm., residents may register on a or Thursday morning from 9 - 12 space available basis, and will noon. The children's classes, need to pay a no n-residents' fee for sttxlentsingrades9-12,wIfl before participating. be held Wednesday afternoons Registrations are being taken from 4 5:30 p.m. Monday through Friday at the All cltaes are held at the Recreation Office locat ed in the Cultural Arts Building at 5th Youth Wing of the Sanford Civic and Oak, and will begin the Center. . Short S-tyles$13f0$$3 - Gabardlnes$33f0M5 I, • Sizes $foi$ - ..:' Half Sizes available bysp.cIaIo,'. . V. Membership Coffee, Book Signing Combined - double breasted styles. Also the ever popula r "trench coat." All machine washable - - Members of Lake Mary Room. Mrs. Billeter will Woman's Club and guests will autograph her book, "Rowena's been ertalncdatamembership Recipes With Memories." The coffee on Se$. , from 10 sin, book features a variety of unt il noon at The Forest unusual food items which atOuthouse. traded throngs to the popular A i.dl nttrMI%fl ii111 k o*.ru .,iu i,c -.'.•,•hi.,snnis ,i years, ur .u.& •$.. the appearance of Rowena cluding the socially prominent Bijieter, former owner of for exclusive gatherings. Orlando's oualnt Rowena Tea During the cof fee the club's charter members will be welcomed and introduced. 21LnoE Cook Smart Let's face it, ecor.omizlng today means pinching every penny until It says "Ouch!" Smart homemakers are using every trick they know to shave grocery and utility bills. U you buy large quantities of economy meats that need long, slow cooking to t enderize thelfl you will use far less electricity or gas If you cook them all at once In a 325 degree oven, or In a large Dutch oven or kettle on top of the range at medium to DIAL X12-3524 jL DISCOUNT SALE FABRICS STARTS , FRIDAY IT'S AN ALL nas0000 THSU. MON. Itivkc W8() SQUARE • METAL •NYLON ZIPPERS r' TO 24" LONG UNBLEACHED MUSLIN THIS FALL 'COME SAVE WITH US! 4 ' CENTS ,och r 45,, WIDE 39yd. NEW SHIPMENT QUILTIN( 1 110% 35c'4 '° p DOUBLE KNITS S THREAD 125 SPOOL 66 YD. CENT yd 1 each LIMIT 6 spool SUPER SELECTIONI A -. MERCERIZED 2&3 COLOR FANCIES S JACQUAROS S YARN DYES CREPE STITCH MACH. wti ' ' - . - - 4 NEW SHIPMENTI 100% POLYESTER DACRON FILLED PRINTED low heat. Divide the cooked meats into meal-siz ed port ions and freeze. Before you reheat them, let them thaw In the refrigerator. Heating time will be greatly reduced, saving more energy. Or, If you have frozen whole or cut-up raw cuts of meat, thaw them the same way before cooking to help reduce your utility bill. You don't need to preheat the oven when you are using it to prepare roasts or stews. Most ovens are fully preheated within 10 minutes. FIRST SANFORD Shop Smart, 100 watts 60. 75 or 100 watts j•_._•_ !9 Cu. in. Rewind start, top handle. single trigger 10" blade. EAfl 30" x 16'x 42". ONLY Free And Weight: 7.2 lbs displacement: 1.6 handles. 4218 • plete - FIVE-DRAWER CHEST. ___ 'I Seamless steel tray. 60' clear hardwood Easy to install, economical mercury vapor light is long-lasting, can be mounted on Post, building or tree. Photoelectric eye automatically turns lamp on at dusk off at dawn. 110 volts, 250 watts. Curls- Conditions re-constructs and moisturizes hair organically. $19!45 _ I CONTRACTOR WHEELBARROW : MOONEY fl2.O04 -. .,. XL10. 4'X8'HARDBOARD KB4 3295 SANFORD Let Us Cut Or Curl Your Hair"" Bone Marrow PERM CHAIN SAW 1 /8 ' x4x8'Untreated ............ 20" x 16" x 35". 201 E. FIRST ST. gg Model 6016. 'h 1/4" *4' *8' Treated .............. FOUR -DRAWER CHEST ® 14Each Lin. ft. Each - capacity 3 DUPLEX RECEPTACLE 63c Has 16" * 14'i4" fibre seat. 43" high back, solid ash arms and rocker runners. Its gallon _____ - IV. 7/16" *3W' in lengths 6' thru 16'. HI-BACKED ROCKER p I% Dozens of Items to chosie from Expert Instruct ion ----------- 1 x 2 x W strips for furring walls or ceilings prior .to attaching wallboard, or behind metaltlath to form a. level stqfac'. for Corrugated 20 gallon can has snug cover. 1 plastering. Resists moisture or wood. reinforced bottom. " destroying insects. Regular Price ...................... 4. Regular Price (each) 679 Solid White Pine Cut Price per foot ............... 14C BASE MOULDING _________________________________ I. Each 3-hour Class - Only $1.00 Alliance of Black School Children's Home, Educators. William J. Fitzpatrick --1--I---#,---i-u;u lli maiui ,,vrluy Guest personalities were Memorial Fund, Detroit; Matron; Ma. Joyce Davis, The convention, reports Ma. Pearl Bailey, Judge Constance NAACP; Association for the Associate Matron; Ms. Ruby Smith, was highlighted by Baker Motley, Judge Clifford Advancement of the Blind and Hustran, treasurer; and Mr. keynote speakers, Dr. Mary 0. Scott and Ruby Dee. Retarded Inc., and the United Each Piece U-FINISH HARDWOOD CHESTS I CLASSES can Tepsic I OW u Chapter secretary with Ms. and Mrs. George W. Brown, Qj . W/GR DONI E Stete taiative Candidate Fs You're the life of the party. Even when you're at the office. Thanks to Dexter Shees. Highly polished leather. With a dressed-up look. A very dressed-down feel. That's DEXTERITY. GARBAGE CAt , 10, iJfl7IIj Every Saturday Minting Ross, Detroit, Mich., president of the Woman's Auxiliary National Baptist Convention of America, Ms. Dorothy I. Helgids, president of Natioal Council of Negro Women Inc., Sen. Thomas Fortune, New York, and Dr. Deborah P. Wolfe, president, Nations! th Galvanized 10 ELECTRIC CABLE Solid th lbs 112 anniversary ofthe National Supreme Council of Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Masons was held at the Statler Hilton Hotel, New York City, is summer. Royal Palm Chapter 657, Order of the Eastern Star, Sanford, was represented by, - -$•jffi*fre made of hand-woven doublewood fiber. offIcers; 7:30 pim open bouse. Parents bring students, schedules to follow. 99... Regular Price (each).................2. - 1212 _____ WEDNFDAY,SEzmajBE'!Z2 ___ 7:30 nm.. ______ Federal Savings and Loan Friendship Room, Magnolia Avenue, Orlando,sponsored by Orange County Bar *em. 16 Each Early American design. Pack is MONDAY, SEFIVMRER 30 Taskewilla MidiUs School PTA, 7 p.m., election of Pressure Treated FURRING STRIPS "J LADDER BACK CHAIR 4 on SR 46 Spectators free. Si followed by program. Lyman High School p'SA Open House Visitation. ___ urn, 7:30 p.m. Parents follow students' school auditoci schedules and meet teachers, rjres Juneigs to follow. _______ jIcd LITE BULB i wan DUID will light a large area of your yard. • ________________________ Regular Prftafpq) ...... .. AD lodged born dww sponsored by DlWy Boots Riding Aem., 10a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 miles west of!- TUESDAY,SEPTEMBER21 sie Ctttsam, , Civic Center. Bag lunch OUTDOOR FLOOD Each 4"PORCH SWING beginning at 9:30 am. Open to Ule public. Sathrd Wamea's RepolaItcea Cl* 11 am., home of Gloria Eagletan, 31 S. Shell Road, DeBary. MIóFieii Slagles dance at Rainbow Ranch, p.m. SUNDAY,8EPr56nE*ij Orlaade AlurniI Chapter at JCPia Alpha Pal Fraternity, 5:30 p.nm., Kahier Plaza Inn, Orlando. MId'FIsrIda Singles cookout, Family SR 46, 1:30p.m. ___ pj; __________ Ft _________________ _______________ _________ ___ _________ I Mww, Cot --. - andy Dairy . Mwrpn and Bwnby, Orlando, - CERAMIC OES Member Reports On Convention Building Lawn and Materials Supply Garden Center _ ________ £___I__t____tgncwso anser TO in And Around Sanford Sele 8_Ise Kiwasis, Buck'*, 7 am. Taaglews.d AA, cloned. 8 p.m.. St. Richard's I COME ON ALONG 'fL le ____ FIIIDAY,REPTEIIBERI7 Sa'Le South Salary, 7:50 s.m., tad Quinhey's, - iEY,iIDS1 ut dancing school. C&ENDAR ____ Elm Ave., Sanford. Requlrementsforaudluonjng ore as foUowi: must be II yeara.oI.sge before Dec. 31 of the curved year; and mint have a mininuan of two ballot training at a qualified vice THE MON TH Conducts Girl dancers are asked to years, she has had considerable wear black leotarda end pink experience In classical lights with their hair In a him. repertoirm and modern warts Boy's attire is o*lcna1. All tryend in monks) theatre. Sle has aids mind also danced In original ballet shoes end pobde shoes If they have choreography and ex. progrea.ed to the point leveL perimeidal pieces. ConductIng the auditions will Ms. Tepsics_reputation In be Jean Topic, artistic director Dince Is recognized regionally of the AtI'dIC Dan Company as the has worked with thee. Inc., unive rsities and six civic ec'.or of Kinetics Inc., a professional dance companies In the So heast company, and director of the alone. Her choreography has been seen on five television Jean Tepsic School of Dance In Daytona Beach and Ormond stations In Florida alone and B1L on program on which the While completing her collaborated, received a Master's Degree at Florida national award from the Slate University, Ms. Tec Association For Primary Education. worked as a graduate avl11ai. teaching both ballet and AInOITg her other acmodern dance technique compllalimads, Ma. Tepaic was classes, named "Outstanding Young A college teacher for four Woman of America." All qualifying area dancers WE welcome to audition for the lP7S.77 COMP" of ReGigM Of Sanford8esnlno). (BGS) on Gibbone. D-Tpe, failed to party candidatea qualified In get enough signatures and IL the races Malign MITYOI Fort LIW,I. on Ryan of Port Orange de amowiced he •.m againd Rep. withW*awb8Macone.Ional Hyatt Brown, Da,a Beach. Mrs. Ryan grabbed Mrs Rose Jacak ,owaerol RoJay'a 221 E. la St., was honored Wednesday as candidate. The American party sac- headlines lad year when she Merchant the Month by lwstowa Rusleeu Auoclatlaa president Earl "a ' As list week in getting the took her cldl'en out of school Black (right) and Jack Usruer, eecntive manager of the Greater Sanford 11S,OSO signatures statewide to to prated the school textbooks Chamber of Commerce place their Vuldential____ C1111111111- being ased. da* Tom Anderson of ofilJ. MEECHANT OF ChANGES NEEDED one extra step in dressing As a woman grows older the before feeling satisfied. This hi needs to take an objective look taking a long look into a fell at lair make.up. For example, a length mirror, turning Iran mature woman should use side to side. height and clear lipstick colors. Whitened pastels tend to crease CoMe r.rdaray and emphasize lip wrinkles. T, keep twdurny looking Ito finei4, never Iron it on the right THAT'S ME? side. 'urn it inside out asà Awel takes atenmiran soil. Ballet Guild Auditions Robert Dupree of The seven Home 11dMs Brenden, who had tzped to who now have oppoettion were u1r Tepsk Jean Howevet - . 'T VYONN (AP) - lbs Forge, Tom., an the Florida q''id Co rim apW Rep lLhner of Hollywood Party his WOO ballot Clark Mimi! Jr. of Mel. again Rep. Walter Yowig; TAUIAHAE Ainedcu l PI i AU 3Z T . DRESS, BLOUSE & SPORTSWEAR FABRICS A O %POLYISTEi•POLY5STt5LCOflON .CANDY FLOCKS - - Tl1Y SIGHTS ItU I DOTTED SWISS £ 43" WIDE •u Al ONE LOW PRICE N SANFORD - 2944 ORLANDO DR. ZAYRE PLAZA AT '---..- . .• AIRPORT BLVD. #'-- - ., . • .- : - '- i.e .. . ,.,. r,.4 .• .. iLt'.# . . = .v • . •. •• ..: • �Mr. - r • r at Go. Gour yeoo1ij et With Leftovers. loftw mod. you con .sr,,* Marinate for as,sraI ho.'..' 3 t 71.$ sMad .lkod .ondwi N list With VM"If b"W,rim OW*K Arrange the 328" M VP as 0"ft 0 a ARL Ta con moths - an 2 "or ad MV w1h ar. blood In W Ham hirkey salad, erouqu.tte, saure Sew, with a pun add hilIondäalf and as* for bm and #M hen '"4Iil as, or tMraehiL try -'.Sines t g constantly, mill ham Plorentin. ham Turkey Tenato. Icnsprodecs Udcbsnsd. Add chicken and patato Cuasrul., and many IVURYTONNATO $ meal ftt fur a kk, (dckejn mviltu. Season with salt other dW IndIMhIg Hani 1 C8u1qzwIuio all sauontotr,tto AuuIaIz I (I en low I &MIL bow the mead cook polly for 2 % package pit crool S" an 1% twill, Bow minutes while stirring. Add nk a pm*y 1% to I cap bw& alterry and remove ft= buL * for a Hwh ple _ nd I Good ssu,d on pasty shills or ihsl .y, g, but 2 "its mud, shSd toot Sinsi ML CUP dliod ushod ho. To make saure, combIne 1 chIIk A while hen Is math more e ssdffl 11sa __ Oits - i - • 1d1, and V11P 0004 YOU thou d WWIS IIIOWII4 70$ to PtOdICt mods an a • _____ - _ __ Ned time you V on mod YON plaoins biw __a l.'.' cat than you uUy do. ti what YOU wiald orn.'Uy o. fOt Os. d S.,.. •: -• _ or or *: °: :: .1 • I ____ __ •1 I I on National Defense was re.C.E.flnt J.'. Spca.r on the Con- Notional Society, - and minim dun-up cbov The maw Is no The h ing an Outdoor a take advad dilUtion of the United d liks. r. L wtth Mholres.Hhoon u Stdao(Amefice was Mr. LE.Bemcn, who gave an Interesting , and In. Sackett. Others present at the refreshment hour were subject LW. Follows, Um Mary ar NlflCs,MrLWC. Wilburn, Um 1U. &go, Mrs. TJL Wiley, rogont, lad the Devotional. The prnddsnt- I cat cdi wtdlu mibb* party reflect her own YIàUlM7and style. stthie H.OUuI - UIU Sanford. They were _______ MINN Zoe and Fannie Ribs Mimson, who, after a div In ____ •• • vu road 'i '' and an Intued " Mrs. Belle Jon. , 11 n.'. &awia and Mn Jobs .____ L '" '-'a u their former home in - , - "' articl, ft'pj Melicli. -•--• .— - - - . Tes times docianeg many oat-cl- I - H -- -, ow Go Top&" Pet "Bcek l's. Sets? tj Health T. coordi- room Ina ha leldoscops of colors that thlz4fld. match beautifully. t , J ~Jk-; f01 'lid ' I '. , 'I' / James Johnston, Years aid, models, a r in . j 'll,CjIOV 59 24 hours - ri mitt -nit '" '• - J — V ____ — — — - 41 - — — 244 NOW 1 - - - - - — — — - 53 - - - 56 11 10 - 54 55 56 0 - - - .. 'S D .- R TALK A r ____ '3" • _I A U • I •_ L. DI MICROPHONE A HIT HIMSELF INTHE CHIN WITH IT.' • • - : 1rw7#4• • . a ' . .____ !• • .• I -- .. Jf'i __ ___ ___ I - ... .• J ___ BUGS BUNNY ' APiAkSovadThs0op Asmi"GDAW , LUNCH, I T?v Il SAYR A I • -- XZM --- COMPUTEFt~S KNOCKIN* OuT' ml WICH CONTAINS 350 CALORIES!' 7 V To Lunch I .•• inad wbes you've hinted, mind I year' own besiseu. U her i kushind doesn't object, I see ne ] seed for anyone to tell her -, ag. 1 - •. You will want several of these CSSUS --..• IN FACE -TO-FACE CAM PAt GN i NG ON CAMPUS polyester dresses, available In solids, prints and stripes. TINYKIT Slzes rieuii ' - COEDS WE r varicose veins are dilated lot to the proper management veins, us of a person with dissolving commonly seen in woo an attar bones (osteoporosis). pregnancy. Normall , 4 T"U / ____ ' ' - !*j (With Carrying Cam.) is. ma I.4Ir / ____ rM 7 ',' 1 • t' - P. by Al Vermeer •,, WALPO NUTCHELL! IT'S BEEN NEARLY 200 N. PARK 25 YE_Ry- 5 MIS V PH. 322.2353 __________________ The Ill SYRUGE 16-w. Latex Syringe what you should take for your entirely. -TO-MOUTH CAMPA IGN i NG ,. / -' ' r- - - 12 X I. 41 - " 'I ( OUICK WHEN WAS SPEL ER... UH, THE MAGNA CHARrA L SIGNED )! WHAT'5P1'?Y314,6,' 1 I L V . / r TEWERS NEVER YOUR WEAK , ' - ___ ____ •),\ '' ____ "4• 9" - 9 f4b I S'-U FRANK AND ERNEST V L- ~ u u ?I IF CU MU BU RN TO CLEAR by Bob Thoves - A , A Utah reader asks what you respond to your rtner's If you want to use suit- a 9 xxx, z• xx a Q6 preference signals, do not let them interfere with your Does it make any difference if regular sI gnats to show count you are playing limit raises? or re love your partner continue the suit be has just system is four spades. If your partner can't make it the led. reach four c hances are that the opis could make five hearts, after North resjmnded rta, If four spades can with a Stayman ub bid to his rtner s no P. It make. the chances are that would ve been tter for the opponents have a good save. North to forget Stayman (For a copy of JA COBY o right to the notrump game $ but he did bid two clubs get in the 4-4 heart lit. West opened the king of diamonds and East dropped q This is a well. cirr MODERN, send I to: "Win a I Bridge." C / 0 this newspaper. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Stetson, New York. N V 10079) ui-re GLANCES L -• '.. •a u Gill _ OX - 'I, The veins Intheoge of the leg normally drain litracaynto / A T / / /1 - -'--'------d - 1 preweimIdethvehffl dramatically with walking and heflCi with jogging. I • It I I I 'I Walking and jogging then, as opposed to standing still, L decreases the pressure Inside the veins of the legs and helps to • ca I . I I . DOL-3 SATURDAY I - -A I IIJCD • CANCELED . ?HAT MERN W WON'T GET THURSDAY p . • All MAIL TILL a • ' _ , .T MOND%V . -,. - ____ protect against varicose veins 4 • rather than causing them. The * - '.• writer of the Playboy article apparentiydldnotcoxnidc;the mascular contraction If y" least Wm ft Clew INW... USE CARE!liave be* Wels. water jogging as opposed to standing mw Feresi have been needlessly alarmed TUMBLEWEEDS .. ___ % important difference of cow vim lot If A -C 4" The only reason I ever vote Is to kill my husbandsi DOONES8URY Start your collodion or am to it. FI OWEM • Opening lad - K 0 '•' - • S Pus 4 Pau are full of stagnant Wood. the deep veins of the leg. When And, I am sending you The one stands still there is a 10 of Health Letter number 6-10, pressure from the upright (eop)rUsIJ,to give you more column of blood in the legs. The on this common pressure can increase the Problem. Others who want tiu swelling of the leg veins. But as soon as you take one step the contracting muscl es In the legs Smokey Says: squeere down on the deep veins , . and milk the blood toward the heart. The net result Is that the . . '• heart. When the veins dilate and ove rstretch the valves don't work. The veins become nonfunctioning sacks, li ke overstretched balloons, and when a person Is on his feet they I N.T. Pan 2-6 Pa"29 , kA ç y there tIed mull valves Inside the leg daily a veins to make the venous Wood IIgram of all flow one way, up toward combination of 50 sodiumfluoride and 600 Iwo _ milligrams of calcium n&eorucna5esy e! , us wm unitsOi twice a week. Ibis as reported n Postgrad uate M edicine, Modern' e, , in cam , in my your doctor is interested source for a reference haveinue been wi WestWO J th the ace another diamond. East would overtake with the Jack. It be d a fourth diamond West maid be ableto ruff with the 10 of hearts to establish his partner's Jack as a sure trump Witst Nonk East Sesth . ___ ' 7 Erc•"14.s. .jC YO spade He did just that and declarer had no trouble mak. ingflve odd. Actualty, the hand OUId 4973 AAJ92 send a long, damped, own individual case There is a PAvelts . to 1$. Piece! • U ________________________________ by Larry Lewis WITH WHOM • (Mlii can should see your doctor about CAMPUS CLATTER ii I specialty. Save on every _______ - with Sweet Butter Apple Tarts Beverage MEDI1ERRANEAN WNA Patterned after a ovenAd ____________ w Mediterranean Tuna Adder a plsyasarequestinleada &Q1042 VAK42 nutrition IN .4to LUNCHEON FOR TWO DEAR SISTER: Your what EA &9 853 QJ52 457 SOlflH 1D) aKJ self-middIreased envelope with 50 reasonable domage? I am cents for it. Just send your yews old and tun recupci-alung letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, I have never taken calcfwn Radio City Station, New York, and do not enjoy milL I plan to N.Y. 10019. start taking - cakim Immediately. Lately I have what is a varicose vein and is It and realize us nation true that jogging causes we do not pay enough attention DEAR READER - Sorry, to our diets. you are getting the benefits of DEAR READER - You an article from Playboy 1 OLDERSIMR WE West, one of th ose suItpreference addlcta, took the 10 45543 sodium fluoride, calcium and vitamin D I should take daily. Would it be possible for you to ___________ me decide. a A 75 VQ965 learning what proportions of - known desi gned to show the queen and jack and give a chance to underlead his act t trick two if he IS "Porous bones in women." i sfer modooporosfof spine and am Interested in ___ Zr BRIDGE AT B OSWALDand JAMES JACOBY Dr. enlightened your column •: . WIN — DEARDR. IJ— IWU I_I :. • IJZRA Seiit 230ct. 22) worW thisiear Take arty jnitycsjhave10wr. if opportunities to enter unwith aelfdouttstoday. You will familiar arm and meet Inqtdiy conquer th en for super terveting personalities. By Lawreace E. Lamb, M.D. • 'z . . . • ________ .,• the occaslon, your imagination example, an ddoor letting Dear It •r ________ U U you think I should. Plesse be] P p' p P y new group of - solving Bones CanBeTreated NOT SO OCtDf BUT. SiR I COJLD HEAR THAT WAS WHEN JUGHEAD DON'T 1 THEM PLAUOIPJG AND WAS ADJUSTiNG MY e THlN_I fl Everyone will be happier U - by Bob Montana . . - - is - today may not be according to PC (Feb. 2 Hoyle. As 101* as It's honest, Invited to a gathering, don't Why question the procedure? have preconceived notions 11GO (A 22) abont It. They could be wrung. fl.S Dent attempt to pry Into the You'll be plowedly aurprIand affairs of your pals today. YOURBMMAY private business remains An Is - fiq u today. Problem can be q"y you U& to the prim source. hood out unless oftn butt In. You would be very foolish to TAUM (Aprd S*ay 2) Mmdw* mstusto rumors. Trivia can sidetrack you h= 8AGrffARRX(Nov. WDwboolneve the major ism Oftin Get VL, today, be r.nireiil to onto the stbwsis w I ?L to Important t you GEUM I My 21-June 0) led you can make major gains Galas will iiiversliadow losses In the long run. today, bit don't feel U* Wad you red couWha' e 19) The shqs. approach may been avoided with a dome of be your best bot today. NOv* ood common smse. ishead directly will only am to CANCER (Joe 21-July -22) telegraph your Intentions. 10) Don't far bg InM *1fl (Jan. to* wben a job needs doing. U Adjust a project yoitere wm boldness is called for, thon use on to med proment noods You!II LBO(July 211-Aug. n) Eved; - A longthy waiting period call be — OU*3 1 ARCHIE PU! J1 I 111 ii II II II AIIk with her own so I won't have to. did you get it? Wall It el7-ounce can tum in on" DEAR ABBY: I was amused Sue has even done my pena?" to see in your col um n letter oil, undrained marketing for me. Maybe I'mwrong, bs1,I thlnk from "TRAVEUN' MAN" who 4-ounce can or jar She's a very handy friend to these questions are personal, said that years ago, burns and pimientos. drained have and I appreciate her, but and I don't know how to get out drifters would stop by th very small ripe oli ves e back here's the problem: of answering without appearing door of the undertaker's to try S tiny pickled white onions, She rims In and out of my to be stuck-up and en unfri dly, on used choppers You from a 3-ounce Jar for size. house just like It's her own. If Can you (or anybody else) replied, "Recycled denture? 2 to 4 tiny tiny French she sees that I have company, help me? You're puttin me on! cornichons (thinly sliced) am comes right over and joins Abby, he was not puttlit, you or a little cliced sour ts. She asks the mod personal DEAR ON: It'sONTHESPOT yeardm rightyou to on. Back In the 30s, there was a pickle questions, and I have no raw go saawer qoes I general merchandise store in tablespoon drained capers privacy whatsoever. She's a regwd am belas WO PMN=L Barnhart, Mo., (20 miles south I small thin carrot, tbirjy good t she's aterrmte And tbere's(kfgw edand parboUed pest. How can I keep her from uyt "Fd rather not ar, of St. Lais) that featured a washtub fall of Break up the tuna but do not dntI coming over Whenever she feels that." for sale. People would come in flake, Cut half the pimiento into like it? I don't want to end our DEAR ABBY: My sister is 18 and try them on for size — I1 strips and add to tuna f riendship beca use she's been a and her husband is 19. They've germs with remaining Ingredients; good friend, but enough is beemmanledfor twoyearsand The store has since burned mIX Hghtly. Garnish with tuw enough. have two children. remaining pimiento cut Into down TOO MUCH OF A GOOD The problem Is her fact th, butthI can vouch for large at ere was a place, pi eces. Serve at , THING bousekecping,Herbouse WUFROM.WmS ddll.Makes2largeser ving s. DEAR O flJCi1: By a small, She waan't eeptingfavin from Sus,you've raised that way. My mother, become obligated to bar. If you m two sistarm and I keep dean want you privacy, you will how" and we can A have to quit accepting fevers who swrogwitiuthuatglrLe from her- It You cOWt do tbsk doesn't keep herself clean. a ea"ve made a deal and either.In f&ishe smell, of B.O. you're stack with IL Wedon't know how husband % DEAR ABBY: I ion 12 and can stand to be near her. hate recently taken an office We have all hinted to her S I job where other woinnmame am- about bar ployed.This isn'ttheffroffj who we do, she gdinjw job I've W but it's the first think she needsto be told so she -, PN . place I've been asked questions can impirm,but we don't know Off I would rather vA answer. who Shaw tell bar. With regard to something I My husband says I should Ofl Every .., r am wearing: "lilt new? Where dayod of hI will tell .rij - 35 Is sestaid I Is. IMá 20%o I colorful patchwork knit t d.ns "m The Hoaft Tex 55 asking chamber - ins I 31 SWy ' __ - i ages of mine, so she keeps my kids so I can go on the road with MY husband for a few days.She also thaexn my kids around 4 ii p ' 52 Go boating 54 Wait ___ AIII (March •April 11) chances of personal IUCt'o.. owo (Oct. 2444ov 22) ks.pOUt1IuFI_IW$)uvu — -- — IF OJ and" 20 DWft fsb 1 30 Thailand 7 — Pr ce neighbor I'll call Sue who has - t CIYTRE C.. WfV YOU 10 be Careful win fire. During that time, you ye helpe4i Cut the number ci careIit tires in hail u .rom mosy ,v and "O I' the forest. tunis Ic, listening And seep up the good von. • but in done more for me than my own sister 4, 0 I For o.ier3Oyear* Smoeyhai been and parties in the home, while outdoor mea ls have been thou of largely U featuring pick-up foods like sandwiches and hot dogs. DEAR ABBY: I have a : 27 Prayer 1 y Titular others 40 Christmas 11 Shed. as Carol leamers 43 Operated 19 Hardy heroine 4S = 1 up . 21 Charged atom 41 01 23 Forest 49 -As ye sow. 2 creature -5 lk r'devc. LOI. U a ship SI Id 5 'p THE PORN LOSER • a and Ill-i iftWQ13t . — I ___________ ___ ___ 32W I :. — __ American ByABIGAELVANBUERN — £ . I WAY X U"D TO 57 festivities OUW&? Outdoor entertaining has Using a theme will enhance intanational theme for your become Increasingly popular in any outdoor event. Whatever next outdoor event. For - CAN',' CK TAE DUCK TAE 1 1 I ; 1s11 has a wide variety of can transform It Into a be it backyard or apartment from celebration. Holiday and balcony - providu a perfect Paw products to rhm which can belp make pony seasonal themes can be in natural bachdrop to a Carib. giving and econarnical. teed through appropetete bean or Polyniuian party. The Jacaranda Circle, Sanford Garden Club, has These 7oducts are In- table settings and decorations. Your menu may hi awarded Me Garden of the Month honors for SeP, dispensable not only W deen- AM a storybook motif party dimW with your outdoor party motif., , Food "narily; Ave., Sanford. color(W table adlinp as welL You might consider using an prepareld IfIdoors can take GARDEN OF THE MONTH homes °' °°" 4 Victims of Colorl" 36 Clock ,ac pcosy 37 Arabian gulf 5 Siblsl hig h 39 Precipitation pro" 41 me" brew a Hugo 42 Sing" Voice I Pitchers 44 Raged 6 Encouraged 48 k bird _____________________ Mort Walk.' NU7 Z JLI DOW I NOW@* month 2 Dminish 24 Tow 25 C411000fift 4-1(0 Thank • doors nvd& By the Middle Ages, Europium had moved 1• •-lavish outdoor In the the U.S. And today's 1 remaining by Country mucover new, ways to move the r by We I!! a I _____ ___ - PkWo -_ Combine the charm - • . ,A1' x ___ arden 64 Grow tiresome S ucl 22SieCvou.d 66 Car se ___ sac- you,, Wka AMOS! suffix 52 Aunt ISp '7 Sinful is set anew 20 Stalest h I Mother Nature. plak" Ime"'n' & No @*L S , Traditionally, — / QUICK! DUCK.0 il Verbal 1' • ___ _______________ e thoo charter members of th chapter. Also, Dr. Sari IrTgarag and Mrs. L BE ETLE BAILEY I new and ztannd dimuieko ".'eu and hike 12 10 when borbecued. mein . otras most., flu and poultry, co to cook altar vegetables, (corn, potatoes, it om the oven. tomatoes, etc.), even ap ____________b' pitheri and d*eorts, seem to r t'JMaWtbstterwhu co he am an oo1re. Th (eiatder alng nature's fresh 130111111 prar1.sI, u% ___ - - ______ For FrWoy, September '7, I97 Caft" L What am a tr do when abs ws to plan a party with a bvUv, tomb.. .ons tint gusils will ___ Honors Consfitut"" DAR SM Øg (le, is on too of U _______ ______ • P n Entertainment With Them Mr'.. Maiy Todar Naice (left), chairman of CoustIsutloit Week Con. enIstee, sand Mrs. Catherine Wiley, regent, greet guest speaker Lacas E. Baa.... I ' 58 13 -- of Mom 60 Cloove 14 ac,w Si Wild ox o Ph" Of mom" Fill, the Pod" it" a $41Kh pli la HOROSCOPE ICWibtø 40Pur SMom er ols.m S3 Work 12 The abd bons dist 2 eggs booles OsV;hmPP0: 2 onpihoa holf m MR thin odd No Bible Story,-. I I q !LImPL a ___ PortylngOutdoor.? ' AGAiN! * e "M Is not came Of toft, thore I ____ 1 ' a __ kY - by Garry Trudeau _______ L We will be plessed to asost you with plamin9 your we"no display including f I t,rf l~ Vic fluff CA lValdrobt _____ Infant IL Toddlers I Jord r-of First St. • Central Fhrida', Finest Florist 1Zsiru- 209 . - . I I .0, 1JTP tlURRY!SALFM)SSAfUgOAy ( 1OBERJ i P.A4 PH 322 1522 I Iv / Pn . : '-. " t . ."•,. - - • ; -- - ___________________ at I t Duwff's Fumily Hairstyli - 228 E_ F I RST ST. rawAAV6~W#W 1~01JMAIIL - ____________________________________________________________________ SANFORD PH. 31 0780 710 W FIRST ST SANFORD 3 23-8630 .• :1,a- MC)LE T Flower Shop COMnWrCIaI Ift iv Riavww To WW VE I. iIU____.-_- - ' ' ...'? _________ ______________ — -( 4(5If 4. ,i .! •,1. 4 - ______ '*',. 1'4) _________________________________________ (, ç .ri, ,- .I', I. --' tt4 �___ __ ___________ i-ui II. TalwMhttttttt HIGHL1GHTS __ - - Thursday _____ _____ ___ ____ ____ ______ - SO0:4SøIN(L. TL IS LOVE. AMENICAN sr, .• WOO 1' NBC MOVIE: uL Thri La PiaI . . lip OX 2 1c NEWS CE$ p , ou 5 ABC NEWS . osøe w.. .:i I O TTB.LU€ThIJTH ,. [I) (4OB8 WITS I iem CFEAMdIE Y) FBK ii ws.o. woos AMWLS ppi _____ • (7) BOCK SEAT LV OETIOj 630 CE PALL P.MRdEY TOY(LCC , • 725 id 021). 4 cC CPEWS(7X.5 "t0L4 .=.-NC 7:) (0) 0000 MORNING i'* __35 &Ifl., Cdf,,.IaIu.irjiut1.) O00 T CAPTAIN KNIQ#JiOO ____ • (PL) x a ?IULE (7) NEIL ______ • . '23 (4) Ci) (I) CE * WILD. WILD WEST 1110 ' 3) c8S LATE MOVIE: 1(0iL (A) '1) AaC CTP PEWS FOR ThE DEAF ii) MYSTERY MOVIE: Soulk T€ PASTOPS sriv 2) 1010 rs oh I) WEI.0 lJ) LI4TOUCIL ibt) Tn,1c - 110 (4) LATE tiE' iz I1) MOVIE -p Wun.,, ____ DOIIALD DONALD BROWN WELCH RESIDENCE UNKNOWN YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED thai an action for Dissolution of marrl.gehas been tiled agaInst you and you are requis'edte serve a copy yrwritteI4Mfmestoit,lIany. on arraui Palmon... who.. andrau Is su Sanford Atlantic lank BuildIng, Sanford, Florida. arid file the original with the Clerk of Circuit Court, Sa.i1rd, Semiio Florida, on or before the IRk day of October A. 0. 1175; omerwis. a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded In the PetItion. WITNESS My Hand and Seal of this Court on this the 3rd day ci September, AD. ins. onthsL.ksnOa,,.4ard. Jilt O'iiMar. (BOW) 1955. 12 MERV pçp,N 24 THE ELECTRIC C pANY 35 700 CLUB 930 KI.J7M loGo 2 12 SPFOFONCSCN (feel) Arthur H. BICkWIt1I. Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit Cow-f ly: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy CARROLL BURKE Attorney for Petitioner Lssi'et Atlanlic -. Bank Did, Slnford, Florida (A) .4 6- iNoC * RiGHT 7 SESAJ.EStREET ____ SI9I. is. 73.30 DEDU 2 12 CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 35 MOThERS El LAW 1100 tSrr. n C PC VWi. ThNE 4 PHIL 0014.HLE Sb'O 6 GA?,EIT nS THE BEST OF - 1 4 ____ T*AT*1 LAST NITI I Cnt. PisdL sme me Marriage of Vurna Moore cheek. WItL and Frllck Cheek. Jr.. Husbsnd. Case No. 7515l)•CA.1i.A. The nofwe of this suR Is to obIn t fl••i',• IXO1CIST" MedeiyLIek... ____ mess Isannexad Octek.r Z let' or a oet.utt will be .werw against yoa WITNESS my hand and Clerk of the Cirtuit Court, In an Seminole Coutdy, Florid., this tin day of 5•,,, ArThur H. Beckwiffi, Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit Court By: Mary N. Darden ANTHONY MARTIN and MINNIE MARTIN, his wife, arid RALPH S. HAWK. Iii. -A STARRING MARTY FELDMAN •- '-'- ANTHONY MARTIN arid MINNIE MARTIN, HIS WIFE Mdrs: UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY ha, a CornslaIN to orecluse a mortgage encumbering tt. followIng real PrOPertY: Lot 12, Block K. SKY LARK SUBDIViSION, according to the PiattherlolalreCordedlflplatloolt u. rage so, or ins Public Reccrs ot Seminole County, with Range located therein arid thereon. has been flied against you an you ore required to serve a copy of your *?Itt.n defenses, II any, to it JOHN M. MCCORMICK, attorney Plaintiff, whose addreo. is post Office Box 3323. 501 East Church Strait, Orlando, Florida. and liii the original with the Clerk of the abovestyled Court on or beMr, Mh, 1175: othirwlsia iudgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded In the Complaint, WlTNE$Smypiandandtof saidCOUrtOnthlsalstd.yof August , ' a Complaint toforeclosea mortgage 1115 rsj,i-- name of we FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby give, that I Inqag.d in business at 5334 Winter Woods Bl.d, Wintet Park, Seminole County, FlorIda under the fictitious nameof THE HAIR VILLA,and that I intend 10 regls'er said with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordanc, with provisions of te Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 143.01 Florida Statutes lIP. S Mchael A Galarza Publish: Sept. 7. I. iS, 23, 1175 DE 0-4 name tite - alacincanlofsvslntheteun of Sanford all this week. This Is the .RWVd Forthere.vrnof Put-seamS canf..f. $ Keep money. 333.1301. Lost - Small dog white with tan:. of Osteen Bridge. Phone fl3.40i. it- Irish Sitterpuppy, Pinacrest area. Ranard. Call 332.7050 or 333. im. Lost - Sasst Hound, S meoffis aid: white, tan and black: wearing western style collar with stones: !!L"5 Magnitli, NITI 'ALO$A I'WHITUUIsPiyj SNOW TIMES i:N fIx-N .- ' 1 - NERCSmEChRD,EW(Jeu5um. I I NOW • - -C •' . -.. 4 • . _____ I LUNCHEON SPECIALS Srvod 11 a.m.. DINNER .................r. I I 1 ________________ _______ . D4iOY ____ I .- - YOUR AYO*fTI 7 I __________ ____________________ ui . COCKTAILS ___ 1 I OAY$ A WIU COCKTAU. HOUR .fl.flIpm FORIAT REGULAR P*lES FREE r(OT HOR$ U OEUVRES I I 2 I iO illi ii I 2plepp clikkeu, mashed poafoes . - '1 ,.,. - ' . CLINT EASTW000 IN 1llUWpEMIOLT$L,,HyFo' / -. - - . . PAL - . . , - UNEMPLOYED? sever again II ,. haVe sincere desIre ar ambition: Serious only please call 435 after 1p.m. or wrIte 1015 Giovanni, Deltona. Pla. 27153. "i'n.Sinw I, -, UØOn its passage and adopt • Wme Pame,s Fur O.od Taste Limit 3 , All anles in interest and Citizens i I heard at hearIng By Order of the City Cemm4 of PIda City Clerk PblI$h; Sept. 1, 73. * Oct 1, Iv Dbms 'I ' Hal Colbert Realty - air. - Wrecked or Cars & Trucks ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Ay your thuru 1115 ma5a. 7 deys. Top prices, used, condition, wed. Call collect, 141.7031 144517& W.nt.c DOrt any Cash 322-4132 - ____ - ______________________ For used furniture, appliances, 'llIsandacLa0.l*er,ew,s.$.30$ tools, utc. Suy I or '1001 Items. Laurel Ave.. Sanford. Larry's Man. 313 Sanford Ave. Motorcycle Insurance Waint to buy furniture, toilet BLAIR AGENCY tures, - anything of value. rn Th-1145 or 323-7710 5431 110 Honda. CI 310, n,0 S4lbs. Excallent conS.,5311.332-3117. Antiques and collectables wonted. Small items of quality lewetry, chIna, etc. 323-7577, 10 to 3. 75-Trudcs-Trai,s fix. Cash 'or AntIques, Ccnsigtv,ne wanted. Hi.Way 44 Auction Galleries, 532-4173. CheVY ½ t011 Pk*i*, I II stralofit shift, small V.0. w11 camper shell. 333.5000 or 123-5013. We Buy Furniture DAVE'S 331-4415 _______________________ PINEY WOODS BARN - we B. Model A Ford, partially restored, many extra peels. 1109 Furniture & MIscellaneous. Sell 322-7245 after 1:30. for 30 pcI. commission. Free Pick. ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Lease a Datsun including Z cars an.I - Sanford 3222710. trucks, For infonnatlen call Sill Ray or Jack Mink, $314315, 70-Swap Trade JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 12 and '73 Modeli. Call 323-1505 or $34SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET 1450 Dealer. Anyone be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. 1141 DOdge Poiaro, rims reel good. Come browte every Sunday Ito s Needs body work. $430 casin firm. at the MOvleland Drive-In 322-IllS or 333-1102 sIte,' 5 P.M. Theatre, South 17.97. Phone 332. 1216. '14 Jeep up, _________________________ lafiseidnive, Phone 323-1000. & can - 72-Auction - Save money on TV's 1. Furniture, Mt. Dora Auction every Friday 7:30p.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 441. Mt. Dora. 904353.17a3. lNlValiant,goodcioancar,$ best offer. 323-1500 _____________________ ien Chrysler Newport, I owner, PS, PB, AC, excellent condition, Make offer. 333.1730. ECONOMY TOYOTA area LEASES TOYOTAS Jim Hunt Realty Inc water I4 wuY(Wff G1i COROLLA 2-DR SEDAN ASL0WA Models Under $31,000 -- 3SMOS. CLOSED END LEASE - furnace, I "Tie Peclige Cewatatihf' at HALF TON PICK UP AS LOW AS - '7eeMO. 35 MOS. CLOSED END LEASE TO QUALIFIED BUSINESSES OR PERSONS SALES TAX AND LICENSt ADDITIONAL terms. a __________ (W S SANORAI Reg. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1sf 51. 323-1011 or mosi, Sanford's newest residential neighborhood Uardens 25,OOO fL.e VA FlnandngNothing Down • FHA Conventional'5% Down . Studio, 1,3,3 Bedroom Apis. Quiet, One Slory Kitchen Equipped Mull-Family Bedroom Homes ready for your inspection and Immediate occupancy From . '135 Sanford An.,4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 1505 W. 25th St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Sanford, Fla. Bralley Qdham.3234670 4. BU I LDER.DEV ELOPER COOK - 3 to S years all aro experience, MOBILE HOME PARK MAPIAGEV - Live In. YARD MAN - Chautfuer's license. RETAIL SALES - Good Company. WAREHOUSE MANAGER Experienced. WELDER - Aluminum SALES REPS - Several openings, OFFSET PRESS PERSON penanced. COPIDOMINUM SALES - Lic..: sad. Draw plus. COUPLE - Live in, care tot children. MECHANICS - Experienced 0#r,( Piano. $150. Freezer, $33. Couch & Chair, $43; Kenmor, Space Heater, $45 3fl.7 W000MERE 2130 Grove Assume mortgage, no qualifying, lowdownpaym,nIQfl3p I bath, Central air, nicely landscaped. 5)9,900. - Luxury Patio Apartments iriiI1 ,.f 322-2090 SAN LANTA - 501 E. him St. - 3 BR, 1½ baths, model horns, central heat & air, in super con diticn. 523.300. SWIMMING POOL sACRIt-i-Leading manufacturer ano distributor hat aluminum rec angular pools left over from 1973 season, half price. Guaranteed installation end terms. Call 303 535 9331 collect Aluminum Siding _____________________________ Home Improvements can cover your home with alum ____________________________ sd.nq & '0ff? System Also Interior E ,ter,rir Ptasternq QOnting. Gutters 20 7r ('p P,is?er P.tcP.nq 5 Simulated EaaS,SidingCo 1319543 Pr'cs & Sto..,' Spec'.,tt1 322 7710 WANT TO SELL winilow Washing. Floor Stripping & YOUR HOME? Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Buying a new home? Moving to an Free estimate 313 5951 apartment? ___________________________ Get some action with , ClaSSified ad We'll help you write Land Clearing an ad tinS? will bring a faI sale CAl I 37? ?ttI _________________________ _____________________________ ______________________________ Dqltj,e Alumsnum above ground swimming pools. (2? lS'x21' and IS',))' complete, 1 yr. old, repossessed. Sacrifice. 'i price Call Collec! 303 273 06)0 OREAMWOLD - 2)00 Hartwell beautIful 3 BR, I', bath in like new condition. Family room, wall to. wall carpeting, central air 1, heat, enclosed back yard. Owner will lease with option to buy. $21,500. Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. Leading dittribtitor wanls a nice backyard to display new 1976 'Sodal above ground pool. Top Considiratlon given br prime location, Call 305 422 1220 collect. IDYLLWILDE - 106 VihIen Rd. Near Idyliwilde School, see thu 3 BR, 2 bath home on spacious home site, Includes family room, central air & heat, double carport. plus loads of S37,700. :ouNTy S *s Avenue Country Iiv'-i,,0 .s best, 3 BR. I bath, on II' so;, plui many extras. BPP. 133.700. -- MOVING, Must Sell - '53 Chevrolet, with tmtle, runs, best offer. Credenza; 43 sq. It. burnt orange Carpet; 12' i 10' blue carpet; oval rug 9' i 12'; twIn bed, utility traIler. 373 5151 alter 2 Mon. -Fri., anytime wk ends. Call Sanforl's Sales Leader 322242O ANYTIME REALTORS MIS IUIPARK AT Uppland handle government repossessions, many down, seller pays closing costs. us area, smaU -- Park J44Bedroont 2 Bath Models QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES In Mature; have drivers license. Good horn,. Motti and Invl son. PnmveferoomanduIary ___________________________________ è ,.....• . tve% 3233049 EDUCED 13.000. like new 3 1½, central H-A, carpeted, fenced back, encloSid paneled garage. Owner anxious 524.500. Sewing Machines, tome good r,bultts for as bow as 123. 3 new '71 models triple lock Stretch stitch With built inbuttontioi,r, List $300. now $130. Singer Futura, cost over 5600.nov. $300. Cash or terms, Call Del's 595 5707 or 1605 Philadelphia St. Or tando IL OR RENT - 2 BR. carpeted, screen porch & carport & air conditioner. 5)30 1: ForAppointmCall 305-322.3103 /1 Sewing "at.,'s Dress Mak nq Drapes, Jrj5tCr. 3320707 _____________________________ Tree Service Tree, Trimmed, Cut, Hauled 323 1405or373 ISO latter 1pm I - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ath didn't work thirs wouldn't be any. EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, E$ging. Trimming Estimates. PPmone3fl Ill? Fire GETTHOSELUXURVITEMSFOR A F,IACTION OF THEIR COST QØ TODAY'S WANT ADS. It I ________ SOP AP1Ø 1H1t4*t A MlffUi Ci.,ss,lii.t Ais Olin? ssk mire n- uldnt te j,5 Grissc.jlling, rcyardt,y35l Well Drilling ______________________ I WELLSDRILLEDPUMS svs - (4s I '.11 I.,. ______________________ 1 Wercpairaryj,, • STINE MACHINE I. SUPPLYCC. Painting H4, tome C3,TlpI k. 4 iCflh4'i5i 701*. ;nd St g use" Sfii it ol with a n C'Css.(ed 5j ir. (,se I . M (al(I Cull II') CGE is ARE 177 7th 'Jr ]I9ç'j .''d YCU ARE MISSING SQMC THi 'IC IIISL StE RED WITH VALUES r yçtj TRlD A IIOM THE WANT AD CLASS'FIED AD LATELY . UMNS ________ ___________ ________ AOd.tion Cuttom Work L'(eneq, O'2V4rd Free estrnati' 323 IA36 - ,. yc,u fr Rvg ReCll?at,Br'iv stas. S.,nf*rd Ay ill 0159 eve-s 322 761.3 Wanted STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II Classified Ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any, , Landscaping a Lawn Care __________________________ ______________________ Central Heat & Air C0ndihong Fir tree estlmits, cell Cri Harris at SEARS in Sjnt,yd 322 I??) ueen sie foam mattress, with 2' loam topper, $25.'322.3457 after $ Services _____________________________ Roof Repairs, Carpentry, PairIng, HomeRepairs,cutt,,ng,, F r eStimates131 $7. 51-Househo CuANK COPIST, REALTY F i replace ' Itl care for eldtly In my home as one in line lamily, Reasonable rates. 33 i$3i C. E SHEPHERD Painbing, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 373 l$75 vacant, Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting IlutiAl 1111911 _(Jsi LITOwN çn'. OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 TIL $ ____________________________ WlLQN MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE III3ISE FirSISI 332 5632 Piano- Lime Clearing, M.3wing.D c;ng Fill Dirt. CIa5 . Rrictt Sand, Backhoe Loader Pit 373 U7 ______________________________ Horn. Improvements Control ART BkLJWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Parli Drive 322 MIS tlearng. lu crt, CIdy, rock All k,rv of d.qgng Hotjsstrajl,n stored and mom, 322 9142 _______________________ ________________________ ESTERSON LAND CLEARING BUlIdOiiq. E*vat;ng. Dilh work Fill d.rt. top soil 3225943 _______ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON 1o'merly Harriett's Beaty NOOk) 5I E Firtt. 332 57i7 . Pef C&A BackHoe Service Beauty Care AMMO SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 pct. off. Sanford AuctIon. 1200 S. French Ave. 723-7340. extras. OFFICE MANAGER - Florida Real Estate Sales or Brok.. license. YOTA AI1PORT BLVD AT HWY Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops. Sinks, Installation available. Bud CabeIl. 3721052 anytime. MAYFAIR GOLF - Country Club Road - One of a kind from the stone wall with fireplac, In the family room to the story book kitchen, to the terrific pool. 561 400. eneva New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM ECONOMY SANFORD INC I Stenstrom Realty SOUTH $ YOUR SEARCH I S OVER 2l-Sifuafj -_____________________ JUNK CARS- frees $*toU0 Ho&e Pasture for' rent on Upeaia Call 3331534 aøw 4p.m. Road. 515 month.323.445. -. MORE CASH 6I -Vents__euy For Junk Organs __________________________ BATEMAN REALTY 1 ___ n- *.. - -"WE SE LI. SUCCESS701 Commerc;ai 3735175 1 , *PIM14ILYIIATILfPpaI5MyyILH$p tNt Preucti Avu. IHI-wey il.fl) Saulent I .•,.,; , - Real Estate ___ Free Kittens, cute I Cuddly. Contact Make room in your attic. garegs Sell idle items wIlt, a Clauuified after I, 110 Hays Drive. Ad Call friendly ad taker at Cofs&KJhens 211) or 1311113 IlEacatogoodhome 333.1755 _________________________________ 331c ________________ - ' 1 I : ' - - ' L1, l . I ' -. P.'..' ,xEi APOPIPIIA sic Sl,w0AytAM.ff'M. --_ - Harold Hall Realty L. Housekeeper. Live Y11ffE ll41SE 1 contra Ford 1-tan truck wl11 .mw.. fully self contaIned, ,ge,l, 510115 2, eecinctty *W aIr Condition. New me*'. mew tires. S to whey. 333-50N, AKC Doberman Pups, ears cropped, shots. 1 male, I moo., $211. 1 female. S mos., 1110; 341-Rd. CLASSIFIED ADS 00111 COST_THIY PAY; -_ Welder - to start immediately. Familiar with mig wilding of aluminum. Also some exPerience wIth sheet metal fabrIcatIon. 323. fl SANFORD -Gardeners DelightCharmln 3 SR home, lara screened porch, Fireplace, man citrus trese, lots ci extras. Must sell. See to appreciate, Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor A*acia$e. After 11521'S. 134.1723 FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCI. ATE SINC., REALTOR, $315233. CANAL FRONT - Just reduced 3 bedroom, 2 bath home on ap. proximately l½acresonbeau ,ji West Lake Crystal, Lake Mary. Priced in 131,100. MU-REALTORS - Fiorid& and lhep ' Chapl,r Ill. Laws of Florida, 1,75. $ Sanora- For sailor rent- Lovely BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, heat and 530-3014. COVE an dsternnfled by the Orm,b I 32-Houses Unfurnished WIrY REALTY Nlghfs-3fl.73$3 extras. that said further be subiect to line respon$ibilltI.s of residenc. or oweership I OOLLHOUSIPORIALE_NEAT AND CLEAN AS A PIN IS THIS 2 BR, 1 bath home In a well establIshed nelghborhoo. No work hire, lust move right In and onloyitNr$3I. FUTURA BY SINGEf air is one ii ,haPt.r 171, + Tax I- Wanted,experIencsdhelpto care for Pan elderty ladles. References 'i•to p.o. sex 1512, lanford, or bu**een SI 7:30 PM. to the corporate area of tie T _•__i Unfurnu,lne,j,'?we bedroøm. Secur It Deposit. Adults Preferred, 332 Us or 3337135 - ___ Doberman Pi.nscher, aduN ann freet0100dhome. 3451715 One ut 5inger's t yt.,,,. 5 Zig Zag machines. Asss.gmi of 511550cr ay $11.90 pa month, Will fake trade iii. Singe aguippe to zig tag & mak• butts holes. Balance of ssa.0 or II Payments of 54. Call credi manaqer, 3fl$1JI1 SANFORD SE WI NO CENTER 307 E 1st St.. bownipen - area The East on.half Of M. MSmlth's5ubdjIsl0, aCcording to as recorded in Flat Bookl.Page35publicRecordsof Seminole County, Florida. . UIIVEOVEIIITWIII5UflhIIa... . Nursis: RN'S I. LPNs Aides. Aid. companion. Needed immediatei 5210535. j Florida, pursuant to the voluntary annex provis s':" / OUT OF TOWN - 3 BR. I Ni 'SERVICE BEYOND urge lot, cant. H & A, well i THE CON" RACY" pump. Horse pasture avail. SUNLAND STEAL -3 bedroom, i retW $31400. beth CS home. New paint Inside end out. Ti floors, pick osj own 3 COMMERCIAl. LOTS - Phi color cpt for this ste when yo BR, 3 beth home 002 more Ii,,_ move In. Just: $1l,9go. All for $33,300. ST. JOHNS REALrv CO BROKERS separate STOP!!! \ - S.W.(DADE)HIGHSCHOOL heed a good experienced automatic transmission I air conditionIng mechanic. Apply In person to NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Ralph Wright. Economy Toyota. Airport Slvd. at 17.12. OFAN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY ___________________ SANFORD, FLORIDA. SECRETARY Notice is hereby olvan that a ForM.O.s Office Public Hearing wiil be held at the Ptione3l3.taaO Reom lii the City Hall In the City of Sanford. FlorIda, Female or male for construct 7:00 o'clock p.Aj. on octceer 11, work, part lime: Sanford area IllS, to consIder ttie adoption of an efsrrad. $210 per hour. 551-037. by ml City of Sanford, as follows: DATAPROCESSINO National Distributor has openIng for an experienced 37413743 key OROINANcI NO. 1314 punch Operator. Hours of em. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Pl4Ymeht Will ho frOnt 11:30 AM. toS P.M. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. TO ANNEX WITHIN THE COR. PORATE AREA OF THE CITY OP Appiylnpersonto: SANFORD FLORIDA. . BFJSALFSCn ADOPTION OF Bldg. 310. 3m St. SAID ou. DINANCE, A PORTION OF THAT SanfcrdAirpef-t,Santod CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED EAST OF AiRPORT BOULEVARD AVON AND NORTH OF JEWETT LANE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST. VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION MAS-.ndttlemoneytopay for PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER It. Start raw - sellIng beautIful 171.141, LAWS OF FLORlD IO7S. products. Make beautiful money. WHEREAS, there has been flied Call 4443W1 for Information. with the City Clerk of tie Cliv Sanford, Florida, a petition con laming the name of the property PART TIME owner In the descrIbed hereinafter requesting annexation lnt.rvlaw our prospective clients by phone. No selling - stralgfr' CIty of salary, permanent part time, Sanford. Florida. avid requesting to pleasant employment. Call asa. be included therein: and 3103 between l and 10 AM, for WHEREAS, the Property Ap. appointment. praiser of Seminole County, Florida, having Certified that there SEAMSTRESSES Property owner In the area to be For commercial sewing, experience annexed and property necessary. Apply Water Bonnet owner has signed ftc petition or Mg. Co., Inc., 100 N. Lake Howell annelaf Icfl; and Road, Casseiberry. First road WHEREAS, It has been deter. corporate north of 435, 1 block west ci 17-12. mined that the Property described hereinafter is Contiguous to tie TELEPHONE SALES area of the City of San. ford, Florida, and it h5 further been National Distributor has severaldetermined that the annexation of openings or experIenced Isle. said property will not result in the phone sales personnel. Muit have creatIon of enclave, and knowtedqe and background in WHEREAS, the City of SaNd, electronics & citizen band radios. FlorIda Is in a position Io provide We're looking or aggressive, self. municipal services to tie Properly starters who possess a good described herein, and the City telephone voice. Apply In person to Commission of the City of Sanford. IFJ SALES CO. Florida deems It In the best Interest Bldg. 310, 25th St. of the City to accept laid petition Sanford Airport, Sanford and to annex said property, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA: SECTION I. That that Certain 'YOUR LITTLE FEE AGENCY'. i i&N garage, rane, reful,., flreptace and gas hat. $20400. ____ ____ • __-SuppPos - HIGH SCHOOL OIPLOMAAT HOME IN . 2 WEEKS nd ti-Ibip _______________ i:e4:Iss,s7.watiIJ LAST !duc1tIoiaICh'ld fare Mr as frai wwiy if you quality. Sie.$171, or n31ss. S1 F30m -Los? _____________________ 0000AIIA-2 BR, I ISOI,d.I Sanford Apartments 3231315 CALL TOLl PIPE )I00..432.$31 __________________ KLhieaI Estate INC. 41 at In my home. first annual Fund Drive for Sanford so lets all pull together and make It a ouccusslul one. CanIsters will be picked up In December. ,ANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to a apartment? Get some action with a Heral classified ad. Wo'iI help you writ an ad that will bring a fast sate CALL 332-3111 air. _________________________ FiCTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that we e engaged in business at Seminole Plata Shopping Cenl.r, Casselberry, Seminole County, Florida. under the fictitious JEOLA CARDS AND GIFTS, and that intend to register Said name with thu Clerk 0 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In cordance with the proyisiOn of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-WIt: Section $55.01 Florida Statutes Ill?. 5: Robert J. Schwartz Roumarie Sthwartz ___________________________ Publish: Aug. 35, Sept. 2,1, 14, 1175 DEC. III am Ii ____________________ Good 4marlcln Helpin, Hand., Inc. "°1' has been filed against you Otid YOU ore required to serve a copy of your wrItten detentas, it any, to ii on JOHN M. MCCORMICK, attorney for Plaintiff. whose addisis is Po*t Office Box 3323, 301 East Church Strut, Orlando. Florida, and file the original wIth the Clerk of the above. styled Court on or before toe. 13th, 1175; Othsrwiie a Iudgm.nf may be entered against you or the relief demanded In the Complaint. w,yrt ... - ...... said Court on this 3rd daY Of SIP timber, 1175. (Seal) Arthur H. øeckwlffi, Jt. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. I. II. 2], 30 IllS DED-41 Jean '2; '9) PEWS '41) fLtYOUIGNIDAES-1LESS 4* PERRY MASC 4) PEWS '121 P.14 F.ICTORY famlbee or friends of Problem InkVL 1!t1 call 453.5557 or write Sanford Al Anon FamIly Groia P.O. Box 353. Sanford. P11. 32771. Shorty. REWARD. 323. encumberIng the following real Property: Lot 57. ACADEMY MANOR. UNIT TWO, according to thi Pile theteof as recorded in Put BoOk 15, Page 24. ci the PublIc Records Seminole COunty, Florida, together with Tappan Refrigerator, Comfort Pac Furnace CPF tO. Mercury Hod. Tappan Range, and Wail tG Wall carpeting located therein and ma Afternoon POt ____________________ CHRISTINE COLEMAN, deceased, al Defendants. NOTICE OP SUIT TO: CHRISTINE COLEMAN, deceased, and the unbnoem hurl devisees, assignees, ilenors. credItors, tritees, or claimants by, ttirOugh, under or against the Estate CHRISTINE COLEMAN, deceased, and all unknown persons having or .ctalmlng to have any right. litleor Interest in the property ' ADULTS 2.00 STUDENTS 1.00 CtiIM 7Sc ISALCOIIOLAPROII.EM7 IN YOUR FANILYt AL ANON - IYIIthISHWOM$MIWtPL Winter SprIngs-. 3 BR, 1½ be GE washing machine, good conam. rm., fIreplace. I blk fri dition. $73 or best offer. You move em Lake Mary 3 school. ,Esic, patio. $30.5 BR, 1½ bath new APIS it. 3221333 after 3. homes. Start at $31,300 wIth 5250 537.0111. One & 2 Bedroom apartments, down. Government funding. ly KENMORE WASHER, parts, _______________________ furnished or unfurnis. Newly 2 Bedroom unlurnhstied house, cIo.i builder, a34l54t service, used machines. redecorated Come we. E Airport to schools and shoppIng. Call 322 NORTH WEST UNDER $311 MOONEY APPUANCESSS340I7 SIv, Sanforø, 323 1310. 1510. Sanford - 2 BR, air, scree porch, 3 lOts, fruit I oak trees. COULD BE 4 BR Rent or Sell - Immaculate] BR, 2 311.0041 RadlGSterso & NOW LEASPNG $11,110. $2,000 down. 323.431, 3033 both, carpeted, garage, fenced yd. JWfir$Ofl. UNIQUE - Over 23 ft. couniry Court $155 ma. 323.7ii. 2017S.FREIICH kitchen with tortoise sinIll Maple StereoS', ____________ I beautiful. $10. cabinets. Sharp House - F ar Oeltona -3 BR, fly bath. Ptnone 374. Lake Macroe - Beautiful buIlding BALL REALTY 322.3437 after S. befter man what ysi've been New moderri single slory I & 2 3331 after S p.m. and canal lots w" L,ig eak trees, bedroom opts. avid Completely seeing In tine low UOs. Do It no Reg. Real Estate Broker Jenny Clark Re.lty, 3321311. Call Carol Jordan, Realtor furnished studio apartments 3 BR, 2 bath, dining I famlly.room, 54-Gara Sales SALES-RENTALS Associate, for appointment. ' ConvnlntlylocatedlbuutihJllY $325 per 'no. $100 Sec. Available YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHIN 517W, 1st ST.. Sanford landicIped. Abundant storage Oct. 1.332.7231. 3225511 or 332.2731 after Hrs. IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CARPORT SALE, Sat., Sept. 10. 10 Cliff JordanReettor (Inctudingattic)a..Q Energy CLASSIF,IED AD LATELY. toS. Misc. Washer, Bicycles, toys, 531.5023 Efficiency Padiagv', From $115. FERN PARK.MAITLAND- 3 BR, Clothes. 115 W. Airport Blvd. W. GARNETT WHITE 1', baths, air, fenced yard, LAKE MARY car. -OPEN HOUSE, Call 2710530 between S 1 3:30. 3 DELTONA -3 BR, 2 baths, wall petlng, IllS mo BR, shady, quiet. $2400 de., $170 Rig. Real Estate Broliur Carport Sale, Baby bed, dishes, wall carpet, garage, rang mo. 155 Seminole Ave.3231*. JOHN KRIDER,A5SoC Clothes, Misc. 707 E. 21h. Thurs. dIsposal, dishwasher, All Ior FUm ORLANDO - LEE ROADAREA_ 101W. Commercial & FrI. I Ill 3..eo.,HA&VA. FOR SALE - TO SE MOVED- 2 2 BR, family room, corner lot. $lN Phone 322 lee). Sanford ma. BR, I bath older frame horne. MONTHLY RENTALS DYNAMIC PROPERTIES REMODELING SALE - Color Inspect anytime, SW corner 21Phi Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central hist I AVAILABLE • $ V. Hardaick, Broker Cdnsole TV: 4' x I' pool table; FORREST GREENE INC. St.& Maliorivllle, or call IØ-V 3. Color TV, AIr Cond., Maid Serv. air, family Fm,, garage, large Deftona. 541.1511 REALTORS Coke machi; Misc. 323-2709. $304133 fenced yard, QUALITY INN NORTH studIo. PRE.FORECLOSURE SALE Ill SR $3,000 equIty & assume ben of PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR 542 4000 Cccs this week. SpacIous 537.00C. 321 0503. 33-Houses Furnished WI-fA'EVER YOU WISH TO BUY bedroom, concrete 1. REALTORS block, pea IA'S MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroom 3O72Sthi OR SELL, AND WATCH THE Price slashed. HURRYI multiple trailer apti. Adult I family park. Laki Mary- 2 BR lIsting service PROFITS GROWl furnished house, interested? Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17-3, Sanford. rawly refinished Inside and out. OAK SHADED- 3BR, pool. garde CailBart 333-1130. Adults. No pets. 322-3130. area. $33100. Rentals REAl. ESTATE SS-Boats 4 Acssorjes Drd. Adults only. Modern Studio Realtor 3 bedroom, 2 332.749, bath home. 5200 pa 11 BR, air, carpt, etc. ,, per TO SETTLE ESTATE n. 34-Mobil.Homes month, first and last plus Sico 5anf... 12' Aluminum fIshing boat, wIth 3½ *TlO. up. 33]$0Is. By Owner. 3 BR, 1½ thantlng old 3 bedroom, plchg-e damage dep. References require. Evinrude motor. Sea King trailer, baths, central HIA, screen patio, window, fireplace, perfect setting Other 5100. l I BR.. urn. apI., lights, water. 2 BR, traIler, furnished, E. 2nd Sf. cond. for antiques. $23400. Carpeted.523,500,532.1113after 3. I Bedroom furnished apartmenl Mature adults. No pets. $5. 3n. Plenty of ground, fenced for pets, '73 Land & Water Cruiser Cornb$133 per me. 22% after i wk-days. 322-31SI VETERANS - Nothing dowr All in One: 42-MobileHomes $10,100 up. Cruiser (high bow) 3 bedroom unfurnished apartment FurnIshed 2 BR Fishermen. Canolsts . 2 BR, turn., garage apt. $150 per month. 1113 Schult Chateau - 3 BR, 1½ House Boat (Ielf.contalned) adults. Welilva Landing, 332-4470 House Trailer (own wheels) 2300 Mellonvilte Ave. or 323.4501 bath, 12' x SI' wIth]' x 12' tIp out. Ski Boat (speed) Call after 5,323.4163. One or Two Bedrooms, carport, air, 55.300. Slip 1.5, Monroe Harbour REALTOR. MLS utilities furnished. $30 dsp. 322'13 Ramada doobI. wide, 24'xIO', 1 323.5774 AnytIme 323-7832 illS after 11 AM. BR, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, 43' LIvaboar or Cruise, 1920 I'IIS 3221507 or 3220512 Burger, with twin engines, 3 state dining room, den ww carpet. No qualifyIng, pay equity, asluni ___________________________ BR turn, apt., water furnished. rooms. See Chimera II on the gas 59, 000.333-0014after 4)-Houses mortgage. i 3p.m. BR, I'.'i baths , ear shopping area. Adults only. dock, Macroe Harbour. garage, gold carpet. Close P° 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted $100 mc. 322133$ or 323-vat. central heat and Phone 323 13 YR. F HA F INA NCING Schools. 333-0257 after 5,30. WILSON PLACE-I BR, 3', baths, ROBSON MARINE l. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3 room aIr condItIoned turn, apt. $25 Hwy 17-92 monffi old. Amenities galore. 3*03 Orlando Drive liofits I water turn., retired TAFFER REALTY 332-5961 B.autitui location. Large oak Sanford. 3235700 couple or man. No pets. 322-322,, Req. Real Estate Broker shaded lot. 50.000. JOHNNY WALKER 414 Myrtle Ave. 1100E25thSt OWNER TRANSFERRED - Pool in us I Rag. Real Estate Broker 43-Lots.Acreage - 59-Musical Merchandise home. 3 BR, 2 bath, 3 years old, In Air, carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 General Contractor ClassIf led Ads will always give yoi Country. $37,500. 372-1437 bedrooms, $123 to $135 month. LOVELy 3 BR, i'.y bath horn, In more. . . Much, Much More thai with Lots In Georgetown & GOIdsboro Pianos & Electronic Adults. Phone 322-1110 automatic rhythm section. LIberal you expect. to clas, estate. Cash only. good area, wall to wall carpet, 3 BR, 2 bath, wall-wall carpet trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & fenced yard. mint condition, Call Also small house across from Central heat.alr, 3½ acres plus 113 BR, large, convenient locatIon, for appointment today. Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 Crooms School, 54,9,5 cash, stable or horses, fenced, $33,000 water furnished,, 113 French Ave. W. Flrjt St., 322-flu, 3 STORY, excellent condition, SBR. ________________ WALTER B. STEELE 59400 dn., Call owners, 323.4111 3324117 or 5214453. 533.000 - Terms. Req. Real Estate Broker 2371 Park Dr. 3323111 FLUTE FOR SALE FurnIshed 2 BR, alt, "Your Business Is Appreciated" Included. uETERANS - Best buy In towol 3223191 322I2si 3220144 SANFORD 000d Condition, 510. 13.000 under comparable homes, 3 Adults. $133 a month. Also fur. 321-0114 of 322-09I eves. DRIVE BY Phone 6453134 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, nishedIBR , aIr,$13. 531.7530. Ito N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford 1333 S. SUMMER LIN A yE central heat CARPENTER REALT' and air, watt to wall 2S4SPar*Or ..570 Largeoak$,pine&palrn,3 BR, SANFORD- 63 dry Atres near St. carpetIng. Owner pays all closing 60-Office Supplies 113 BR Mobile Home 2 bath, air conditioned Neat £ Office & Store Space available, Johns. 5110,000. 547.1511. costs. From $22,000. Only 3 Adults- Nopefo clean. Move In now. Drive downtown Sanford. by ant SACKETT INVESTMENT remaining. call today. $l7s0. CORP., REALTORS Used Office Furniture 4 BR, St. Johns River. Owner mull Wm. H. Stemper.Reaftor. sell.Foirest Greene Inc. WI-rd ,w "nl.aes. esecutiw. ,'sk tIllS, French 47-Real Estate Wabred & Se-( 'r.ir,,j 322011 5305133 2 New k!SIS & REALTORS 333.7311 _________________ Eves, 3fl-iia; 3224114: 322-1154 chairs. st.agnt Chi,r, filing 3 BR home in Sanford 5)50. Call 3or6 FamIly Wanted. Cabnet, as 'S Cast. ang carry REDUCED52, collect, 1031024 or 1-423-lull. Private Buyer. PIOLL'S Beautifully remodeled s rooms, 1100 _____________________________ CAMELOT Phone 349-5317 Cassetberry.I?97.530 1206 sq. ft., new carpeting I roof, gas Lake Mary - By Owner -1 BR, 2 AT CASSELBERRY large fenced lot. Near bath home; quiet paved street, Merchandise high school. $19,300. Owner 333. minutes from school & lake. Many 62-Lawn-Garden 0522. extras. Shown by appointment. Eastoff 17.12 Call after S p.m., 323-4033. Poultry manure for your fall galen Large 3 BR CB, I bath, kItchen, at Seminola Blvd. 'SO-.MisCellaneouSforSale or pasture, 52 yard loaded the dining rm., living rm., Fia. rm., $15900 F HA-VA (Hors. Track Rd.) farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg AKESIDE APARTMENT garage, fenced. Owner, 322-0510. Vacant, ready for offers. 2 BR, with Freight Damaged Rattan Furniture Follow signs to models off Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen Highway 17.12, Sanford family room, screened porch, fruit (off 1131,2 ml, east Osteen Bridge. Sale - Chair, regular Winter Park Drive SANFORD-35R, I½ bath, central ACri From Ranch He sow _____________________________ trees. Call 6355019. HA, $11.95. Many other Items to choose $22,300 with Open lOfoo $30-iNS or 53 1.fl7zA from. World of Imports, 115 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES assumable mortgage. JWuruw Woodniff'sGarden Center LARRY SAXON. INC REALTOR Magnolia. downtown Sanford. 501 Celery Ave. DEBARY-Only$2,3l)o,3 BR. Guaranteed recondItIoned auto I bath, screened porch, 2 yrs. old. batteries, $l2.5 exchange. monthly payment adlusted to 64-Equipip.ent for Rent REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1101 ______________________ income. $21,500. Sanfnr,i - A,. Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpef DELTOPIA - 2 BR, I bath, large RESALE BOUTIQUE Shampooer for only $1.50 per day family rm. & screened porch. ½ Price Clearance Sal•, Sept. 13.31, 527,900. CARROLL'S FURNITURE Open 10.1 daily. 107 W. 27th St., I Sanford near Pinecrest School). M. UNSWORTH REALTY BAMBOO __________________ -C1IHd Cars _________________ LOnIWOOd Day Carl CenterLnqwds oldeet. S am. S p...bas to Ififli. school. 37fl anytime. Child a• YOU TROUBLED? CIII Toil ____________________ FIee, 541-3027 Icr "We CIre' 11-1mtructIss 'Ho:IIn.," Adults or Teens. _______________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE. FLORIDA Civil Adieu No. 1S.lIJ7-CA41.0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TOAGE ASSOCIATION. Plaintiff. at NOTICE OP SUIT 7-)OM HAPPY DAYS (A) 35 G000 DAY 115o PALL HARVEY CON. MENTARY 1155 4 6 ••flOuii _________________ OS9Ufy Clerk SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. TGAGE COMPANY, Plaintiff. Noon Fdda _______________ RWgewoArmj Acious I. 3,1 3 SR apes. Tennis, swimming, playground, n.creatlon room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2350 RIdgewood Ave. Sanford. PH 3flu2o ARE KENNETH D, MORSE, ESQUIRE JONES A BISHOP. P.& MaitIand Avenue AftamOofe Stlfl FIId1 32701 Attorneys Icr PStflIenS?.WIfe. Publish: Sapi LIL 23.30. 1175 DED-IS INTNUCISCUITCOURTOPTNI - p . thereof ion the PetitIonS. or tio.wrs attorneys wiose ad.. ac STARTS FRI. Sunda Un(uri DUPLEX- Furnished or t,n. furnIshed. Ideal location. Reasonabl, rent 3513n. DEADLINES Noon Th. Da&p kfod• PUbNCQtiOn ' °' ""• YOU ARE HERESY REQUIRED to II. your written eeensas win me ClurkisaldCou,I.ndwruea Py IISNTIU5T5 JUDICIAL Cli. I CUlT, IN AND P0* SEMINOLE I COUNTI' FLORIDA Civil Adieu No. 7S-tS4l.CA41.II DIVISION II (Seal) Atitwir H. Buckwith, .1. Clark of circuit COUfl By: E. Wilke Deouty Clerk PublIsh; Sept. 2,1, 15. . OED7 in &rtm,nts __ -___ - I BR apt., klt. equip,, AC, carpete, Adults. No pets. $5. 32232 *1 dy$ after 4. l.ntik ($2.NMINIMUM CHANGE) ILlnisMlnhmurn SATUIDAY . I.gsI Notice I Nwu PSIDAY CHEEK. j5 . Hu. .........41ë a Phil .31cc ffirv2Sflusso 2?$M.s .............24cc Ne, LW AM. -lx* P.M. 1117 Ftoltlu OVIVO El)n. HUmus 511$ YOU AU HERESY NOTIFIED tinfiarnlsheØ room wIll Iurnhih , IfaiIs.Th.,iø RATES HOURS TO: PREDRICK LSOY 1' THE ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 1' PSJI 35 MOTHERS El LAW 11:30 2 12 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES _____ 4 1 LOVEOFLIFE $1 LOVE. AMERICAN __________ . NOTICIOPACTION TO: sotscu op sw, * ROCKY AM) FRIECS. tRCEoo 400 (5) IROPSE (4) GILL WSISLVID (4) IERV GRIFFIN (i) EDGE CF NIGIfi CE FAMLY #.IFMR ____ 2 SESN.ESTREET ADBFAMLY 410 -iui, cou.a.s s..i • _____ 'Z) SESMiE 81*tt (4) MAAC*e WELEY. MD. ( DIJ4AJ4 . 'ZJ ADAM 12 * LASSIE 510 • 2)P49 (4) paaq HEROES • CLASSIflED DEPT. me STATE OF PL0EIDA __ _______ isioo*s •• TO: BROWN WELCH Rs4.,it arvu.d. 4 U.EIT 6 CE DOUGLAS SHOW dIE (Miit)AkeihnP* Middle. (BOW) Robert USdun. Frw.co P&iysn. 1954. ____ (has.) The b.,t- •Von 0,. 1965. (Wed.) "Tfve Aiqy P.fon. (BOW) Piy FOIstL low J. bb 1307. (Thus.) o. . (BOW) James Stewart, Marlene _____ 0111th. 1939 (Fri.) ,- 315__ ___ (IJ OEP$ALHffft IN TWU CIRCUIT COURT. IN ANO FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. PLORIDA ClVtLACTlOW$O75I54S.CA.S yge s MARGARET MARIE WELCH Pet Itioner 010 HTYCLO6EIp po • IC, SOT- T 010 (PtL) H.C5 '1 *1 CE 8ONET Ci.) Y (4) sews M1IE gpi IL VE: Porm ol _______ (1.bt) ____ Peffp$." CNbd E (Ties.) Tow Miii a *.Lore pci.. is. (d) i From Fr. M.ies. Olhes. i as.s. 1ss 01 ____ ____ M' l. 4h1" V1 &&It (PrL) An M Mifl.J _____ _____ O11 196& 110 'a, CE DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) AS i VRID RAE 'E) FAMLY FEUD 200 O00 PYRAUD 'L 210 '2) (ET}EDOCTORS E ) THE GUIDING ________________ N.tIce OX Mi1Ui101r.ui-. 20 AT TPE TOP: jgo in of ____ *1 CE NC? PN.D (4) Ci) M.LPIT1EFMBY 322.26N 831.9993 ____________________ VERsA MOORE CHEEK. WWI. d orn .eaoi $EEK, JR.. HUIbIM .-__ 31A-x,s Orlando Wln'ar Park S.tlno1s x lu ii: Ike Morrls. &O0 '2? *10 ' &%C$CM.MV4'.0 0:15 (CWSO$E M.MANRC 525 ai t)HTPMINO (. 1) OP JEANNIE (Wed.) DBCC: _____ (FIL) PICTtME CF PEALTt tkMrekyolPUJ.. • 0:30 S 1}€ RISE NC FALL CF . lic io. lATE py it) .-- PEIL4BR • i * START( 110 , (4) THE BEST OF _ :: -n.S HOON(S* (0)LETS NW A OEM. BOlE CE MY 1) *ffiOJECT24 : '' -'V WIL oerscsa Thas aiy 01 on TN. . * LOVE, AMEPICAN 5Iy_ . ON ifj MLMVQIILC4 OX s m. (4) (1) IIMNFP.O i v*&viu .- Se ____ MOR1P, OX Ay ) r)EAS' Bi CIUFETOLtVE TCMO CLASSiFIED ADS UISIITIINTN JUSICIAL Cli. CUlt, IN ANO P05 JUMaNI COUNTY, FLOSIDA NO. o.im.ca.i.* -. uo' 'a) CE T)ENOOH (4) (0) $EACH FOP PrId.v n's-.. * lt,o 14S '4) A1('flTLCy 1O II UP$TAIPB, DOWN. ITAIPt 1 SINGER FUTUf.A * '.1 Ut S'iqii #I''SI SuiiJ nrw Gviyr 56)0 ?m535 t 'fl1UrI'f balance. $196 SO or p.s1 5)730 m F, home Ir.,I Wil 'ohe trade NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTEl. 17? N Il 97. Casseit,.rry L(vigwood 3)9 1097 ir yltwllv1e- 151.000. 107 Brentwood Drive. 3 BR, 2 beth, family room with fireplace. Excellent floor plan 322-1104. 4 - - , 5-___ __________ _____________ Business.,,,DIQI 322-2611 or 831-99931 ', -- _'.% ,,, C i" .' ., i' j - '"-" I \:,'', ', :,c,... 4't.T. - .1 ' lj' I'"-. 'i_ ',, '' P' l. ' P'• i ,'*,'i ' 'y' ' I ' " J 1'i ,.,, .Tj ,,, c-i . •'sr'- . I - "' ",k £J4 , 'I! - ,.. 7" "-. ...'. ,' c tI - u \T..e IJ41' . ' '- t .. - il 'i; ;, . •- i,<t'4, ' 'p.'--- ,,, . . I'-' I - L .11 '1')- (,, , 34f ii t'( "r \ ., _,. , c ', S.. K (fi $,, - .: __ - --' _--_ ..__ ,., - 1 ', - •f '1 -' �$-Ivealq Nsrs, liaised, FL Th.ndey. 1.0.16. $NVITATION!OS,O 76 Elderly ll "O INSUlaNce COVI15*1 Big Winners Pending SIMINOLI COUNTY POST AuThornvv $OTICI is hereby given thaf WASHINGTON (AP) The the elderly, along witi the tax 114141011bid% will he rscved by th This wouid foci rnallmwn portion 01 theIr retirement In- cial treatment Is cut $1 for each been allowed a tax-free profit of effective neat Jan. 1, meulngr Administrator of liii Seminole new tax bill could mean a isv. treatment 01 capital gains, benefits of the tax on 10W4n- come- such an pensions, rents. $1 01 Social Security or other $20000, even If no new home Is will not apply to sales tbis year, County Port Authority's office, mgi of hw*eds of dollars a would work' come and middlencomo refit- Interest and dividends. but will be next year. tax-exmpt pension you purchased. IoWed on the Port iardord ELDERLY CREDIT ees. But the catches are numer- receive. Property, Lake Mane 0,. PIOlIdO year for elderly Americans The new bill raises that to until 3:00 p.m., Cdi. (1300 hours), with modest Incomes and proThe pending tax bill would CAPITAL GAINS Perhaps more significantly, oun: If, after all those quail- $35,000. For example, if you Friday, September U 11a. vide an extra break for persons provide a maximum $375 tax the tax credit would be simple A majority of Congress ts-if you have no pension or flcatlons are met, there Is any bought a house In 1915 for $,insurance coverage must ch,d, overl5 who sell their horne. credit for single persons and tocompute. Here ls how: other retirement Income, you benefit left,the retiree might 00OandsellItInIt77for$75,- vorsspeclaltaxtteitmentfor lIibility 4 rkman's Compins$Ion, all risk, fire. Other sections of the bill con. $563 for couples 65 or older First check a box showing get no benefit. A wealthy re- lose it by mudding through the 000, you could avoid tax on $35,. capital gains, in addition to vandalism ond malicious misdilof: lain some good news and some and It would be much easier to vow marital status. If you we tired executive with a powous etrMn.tv fnfflnl.T. Ionathv those Involved 1) of tI v-e-n ,wnflt In the sale Ia -------, --, -------r"autemoblie: commercial: bteflkI bad news for those concerned get than under the present home, &i an hcentiYe for II)bend: all risk floater; umbrella gle,or married and only one pension qualifies for the tax threecohunnaclwdule required As under liability; am accidIollfall death, and about capital gains. Perhaps credit for the elderly. spouse Is 65 or over, the base break, but not the person who to compute the credit. the additional $15,000 gain also vestment. Some liberals vIe6.') shalt be for a period of two years, the biggest change in capital Incentive Credits are subtracted figure to start with Is $3,500; for has to work pad 65 to make SALE OF HOME would be tax-free. The other this $iSbi commencing October 1. 17 6 and gains Is a lengthening of the directly from taxes owed. Un- a 65-year-old or older couple ends meet. ro . ly ge ume as ov at a Present law requires th wouldbe at half taxed the er ne us terminating September 30. lt7I. time period required for an as. der the beat of conditions, the filing jointly, the figure is Spe(Ificitiøns may be picked The tax bill takes one major -In fact, that working per- person pay tax on the net profit rate applied to the taxpayer's set to be owned. the Administration Suilding, p existing credit Is worth a $9 $3,750; for a married person 15 even If he has a small pen- when he sells an asset such other Income, step to liberalize that Incentive .1 Sanford. Orange SauIevar. Like 'I'he new credit for the elderly annual tax saving to a single or older filing separately, the don, Is penalized. The amount as a share of stock or an acre of This provision would become but another one restricts it. Mamas, Florida from $;3Oam until 1 would replace an existing tax person and $343 to a couple Ill- figure 13 3:00 P.M. of his pension that could qualify land for more than he paid for hours). Monday through Fty, benefit that is so complicated, Ing a joint return. That figure goes on line 1 on for the tax break is reduced If ft. - - - - - - -I CLIP AND SAVE r - - - - - The Seminole County Port according to some estimates, If the tax till becomes law, the fflfl U 2,3 and 4 he earns more than $100 a This profit Is called a capital Authority reserves the right to I J! ga in. Generally, If the asset was relict any or all bids, any bid that half of the eligible retirees the new elderly credit will be are for adding Social Security month. received after the spcclfl.d time *ill do not claim it. retroactive to Jan. 1, 19M. This benefits and total income above -Even If you haven pension, held for more than Mx months 1wt to considared. No bidder may 11 Congress is expected to take means It would be used In coin- the limit and sut*ractlng them you don't qualify for the tax before being sold, onehal! the withdraw his bid tor a 0d of final action on the bill this week putlng 1976 taxes next April. from Une 1. The difference benefit unless you earned at gain Is not taxed. thirty 130) daysafter dale set for bid ' and It Is expected to become Under the new system: OPenings, goos on Line 5. The tax credit is least 00 a year over the past There are special provisions I , Bids will beopen.dof the Oflic,of law later this month. -A sigle person e5 or older 15 per cent of Line 5. lo Years before retlring. (11 You governing the uleofa home. If the Administrator at 3:00 p.m., Here Is how' the cha nges for could subtract train taxes 15 The old rrtlrementncome are a wido w or widower, you you sell your principal home e.d.t.. (1100 hours), or as icon .' i per cent of any Inthereefler possible on September was written Into law to qualify If your spouse meets and within 16 months Invest the 0 5i 34. 1916. cluding that from part-time try to help those persons who this test). net selling price in a new home, I' Dated &I Sanford, Seminal* jobs als well as pensions, etc.- are not covered by Social Se. -11 you qualify for the tax you pay no capital galm tax. County. Florida this 7th day of Medicare Insurance Entities You To Home Use Of ... I I up to $2,00 a year in Income. curity. Although Social Secirity benefit, the amount of retireSeptember, A.D., 117& If you are 65or older, you get I INVITATIONTOSID By Order of: For couples Ming a joint retum, benefits have been ralsed wvment Income subject to the spean even better deal. you have The Board of Trustees of the I e •1 Seminole tantv '..uuy ruuui s VLSI LUIICu UI I.'VII% yVSISt IM WV IUS&ULIWII UpLuttac OUUJVI l 0 PO" Authority 30 Invites bids upon the following: To to the tax credit Is $3,750. benefits under the retirement 5: Donald Jackson, 'V preparedrawlngs and specifications *OXYGEN COMMODES Chairman 'fl base figures $2,500 credit basically have not to build an addition to Seminole ATTEST: Memorial Hospital. and $3,750 would be reduced changed since 1962. James Rowe HOSPITAL BEDS U • PATIENT LIFTERS Additional information is available $1 for each $1 of Social Security Current law allows persons 65 Secretary at the Office Of the Purchasing received Publish: Soo. 9, Ia. his benefits by either or over to avoid taxation on a Agent, • BATH EQUIPMENT 'C • WHEELCHAIRS DC 043 spouse. -All - bids shall be mailed f .' I TUN a,.., , Wl, , Board of Trustees of the Seminole -If penally total Income SIMiNOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA County Public Hospital, 1101 East COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES I earnings as well an pensions, P101*71 DIVISION First Street. Sanford, Florida 37771. File Nember 7S-ISS.CP I As Prescribed etc. rose above $7,500 for a by Your Physician All bids shall be postmarked not Division later than the 5th day of October I single person and $10,000 for a In Rex Estate if 1175, and shall be received on or couple, then the amount of InObtain under Medicare k f ANNA GREGG before the 5th day of October 1975. I Dec eased Consideration of such bids will come eligible for the tax credit We Bill NOTICE TO CREDITORS take place at the meeting of the would be reduced $1 for each $2 I TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Board of Trustees In th Seminole income above the limit. I CLAIMS 01 OIMANDS AGAINST County Public Hospitale(Seminole THE ABOVE ESTATE: For example, if a couple had I , Memorial Hospital) at 11:30 o'clock Within fourmonths mcns from the time A.M. on the 12th day of October I income totaling $12,000 a year, 1975. of the first publication f this notice Robert T. Besserer, the maxim= tax credit would You are required to file with the Administrator be 15 per cent of $2,750, rather clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole Memorial Seminole County, Florida, Probate than 15 per cent of the usual Hospital Division. the address of which is Publish: Sept. 15, iS, 17. 1976 Hwy. 17.92 at Lak. Dr., DeBary, Fl.. $3,750. County Court House. Sanford, DE 0-52 _A-- . CLIP Atlri ••e WIIIWTII VT WIlY claim or demand you may have agskM the estate of Anna Gregg, deceased. Each clam must be In writing and I 0 6 6 must indicate the basis for the Claim. thenameand address of creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount Claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when It will become due shall be stated. If the Claim is contingent or *t7 ri No matter how low our regular catalog or sale catalog prices, you 7 unilguidated, the naturt ci the still get the extra discounts shown below. uncertainty shall be stated. If the SOM" PINECREST CENTER claim Is secured, the security shall be described. The claimant shall 4drJrI SALE DISCOUNTS ON EVERY ITEM LISTED IN (, ) 17-92 at 27th St deliver sufficient copies of the claim SEARS CURRENT CATALOGS OR ON OUR SALES FLOOR to the clerk to enable the clerk to Sanford mall one copy to each personal OPEN 6 00.4 00 P P.M. hj representative. of $100 Under Tax Bi .. - 69th Year, No. 23-Th ursday, September 16, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents U - - --------. -- Board Cance ls Bus Won-. year son, - A1"IE N lION! income - .1 By KRIS NASH Legal Nofice - BREATHING MACHINES * PRESSURE BED PADSI ---------------._.. Ho pita '4 . - - - . • - these services Medicare For You - MWIAKL )ULT - -. IJ I I 11 ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER JARRED. rL....4 .pw.. A,,..,,.e 4d•. JII., W. Rena Van Camp AS Personal presensa. live of the Estate of Anna Gregg Deceased Frank McMillan Attorney P.O. Boa 3161 Orlando, FL 32502 Telephone: 305-it".9191 Publish: Sept. 15, 23, 1976 ______ 1 - Here are a few of the savings . `2~1 -- * SAVE 15.3 cv. ft. Frostl.ss Upright Freezer __ 4 Steel-Belted Radial Tires 11501cr cutslug pric. ......... $36C.Cs legelar cetileg price ......... $331.04 "P" Sal. Catalog Saving ...... $ 67.20 Si,thdoy Sal. Discount ........$2000 'P' Sal. Catalog Saving ...... $ 4000 iinhday Sal. Discount ........ L210! leguIer cstslog price ........$325.00 'P' Sal. Catalog Saving ...... $ 7000 ai,,hoy Sols Discount ........$20.00 $369.95 - 93P47172C,.l4 PRICE WAS $331.04 304,95 PRICE WAS ,. I,1III - Today .. Lusti's Ill Carpet - .. . PRIçEWAS - $326.00 175,000 . PRICE WAS $1909.00 6lY3657I i 30P154S1N 47400 PRICE WAS $319.99 ' $174.95 DQIf'wAa 189 5-HP Chain Drive Roto-Spadei iag.Ier cut.log price -. $37i.iS "P" Sal. Catalog Saving ....$ 6000 B,rtkday Sal. Discount $250 P.r 4 dsys, ida prk. is $294.15 isplur cut.l price $3ie.e 'P' Sale Catalog Saving . $ 6000 Sushday Sale Discount .......$ 2000 P•r 4 deys, sale price Is ..i!S.?1!... .. - 32P296751i PRICE WAS 4J4 spg.gs $319.95 - - - But that's th e ambitious goal set Voter Registration Ends Saturday . - ______ to -- ..- president Thomas E. Hunt, will be "give where you work" to give residents of adjoining Orange and Osceola counties who wprk in Seminole, the chance to donate mostly through 25c payroll deductions. Fifteen agencies had requested $247,116 to cover existing needs; the United Way board adjusted that to the $186,579 figure. About 700 volunteers are lined up for the campaign, according to officials. this year by United Way of Seminole County, as spelled out by Chairman Joseph C. Hartwig, who reviewed both pledges and goals for th e drive ________________ is S191 Even when presented more succinctly: $186,579. ____________________ - a rut w*s 00 $429.95 Hospital ........ 5-4 Obituaries ................. 5-A Sports ...................S-7..A Television ................. 4-B Weather ...................5-A Women ..................1-2-B Microwave Oven - 6196N I I "4S I I£ PRICEWAS BTU Gas Furnace lagel., cet01ag prka ........ $42e.is 'P' Sal. Catalog Saving ...... $ 7307 Simthday Sale Discount ........$2500 Per 4 days, sal, price Is -.. $33,$ $ ')flflBO $27580 32P2396N 23600 PRICE WAS I.pI.r estelog price .........$iis.es "Y" Sal. Catalog Saving .... 53.00 Iüthday Sal. Discount .......$ 7.50 P.r 4 dey,, sale price Is ....... $111.41 37tP7I72NPH 1. 24384 Johnson CB Radio ' ieguIer cetut., price ........$271.10 "tr Sal. Catalog Saving .....$ 60.00 Iivthday Sat. Discount ........ S 15.00 P.r 4 days, eel, price is .......$200.$0 ' 20P1931C The United Way ahts Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge ....................3-B Calendar .................. S-A ComIcs .................... 3-B Its Sets 1,, Crossword .................3-B F.dltorlal .................4-AOne hundred, eighty-six thousand, Dear Abby .................2-B five-hundred seventy-nine dollars. Dr. Lamb ................. 3-B , Iegulsr c.tel.g price $31i.ee 'P' Sal. Catalog Saving . $12000 Sithdoy Sal. Discount ----$ I0 V1pl 20-sq. yds. New at the kickoff luncheon-press conference Wednesday. Once again, the policy thrust of the drive, according to Hartwig and 239 f rz 10 x 10-ft. Lexington IV Building winch Electric Range 1es1n cet.l.g prk. ......... siu.s P" Sal. Catalog Saving - - $ 3000 Suthdey Sal. Discount ........ 5,500 Per 4 days. ale pi4ce is----- $3S.I . . J2P5004IN2 22P9215I $281.95 $291.95 _*.ii V*:IXIs I / . nrm dmteC7.-. i.. ...%.. - i V __ 474 379 .1 - I lepler catalog price P' Sal. Catalog Saving I hday Sal. Discount tsr 4 days sol, price is V11 , .......... Clerk .,'':,' I' , lagetorcutslogprice y $•i CaIolc.g Soring S't,01oy Sal. Discount p.. • ,. cc $ 131991 $ 75 00 S 2500 $4ii3 - 95 $319.95 -, PRICE WAS $219.95 2 1 9200 s SAVE $235.98 52$,.,, 4000 S II 00 !1 ( J, $ . laguier cutuIe price P. Sal. Cotolag Say .'g S,nday Sal. Discount 4000 S 25 00 47P1544N 95 9 PRICE WAS $359.95 $377l3 $ 8000 S 1000 $11793 3P3Si7$C 95 294 ---~~ FRIDAY 9 SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 15,16,17,18 t - vp- ,, 5 - - .,- r---- ... p 1. -_ I ,..."I 104"I aw ..'~t T ., ~ I - I . .. , L Ail't saw . I I . . L : . . ., . f. I ' . .' .. . .,.~ -.. 1 ---. - s _r '=- ,p -' I i•)$ I ,. ,., 4' __ 1L _ _ ____ rS 39.99 $120 00 5 ISDo . $l49 PRICE WAS $329.99 I ' ,- , , . .i1, s1 ,',, , , / -, ( . , v ,.- ' r / 'j1 .Im ,.. - ~ , - 1 iruorne ' ' , . . ,. . '-,7 ,. • / , r r 99 Catallog Sales Store- ,, .. .$ ' 1 . - f t. / ,, , ,•, ,, ,, i . I ' Ip / I 5, 301) 70$4N . Illinois .,4 'a .,,, .l..',.jP £.7). 1.'I ~ PA . . _ TL1!'L' :. , ' itii" ' 4 / - . t' ( , . !(J7 : , • . ' , , Y', _fi p, 'r I "' • .. I\ I r T1 1/ . ,( ,? ,I ' . . . " .t ., .. f , Herald pilolos Dy Tom Vincenti e.•.. Flying through the air with the greatest of ease seems to be the event of the day in Sanford: Julius GriffIn, 12. of Seminole Gardens ApIs., display his prowess for TS,.?if'.' l's ..-- . !-.,I"J"' L ~' playrriates Sylvester Jones, 12, (left) and brothers. Emory, it. and Robert Griffin. 10. Not to be out done, Mike Itenaud and Matt Albert, both 7, try ~ ,'- - '.,.'. said ' '-' '... '. -:' . "."s- 'i-a i, ,' i''i ii-'j:.i ___ : 14,c'f'A 4 p-. E M _.... ' 1~,g _X -I I 14' I- -1% ( ..' • . By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer - '-I. 16511""im. 410 lepi.r cstslag pnie, '1 Sal. Catalog Saving Bkdoy Sal. Discount tsr 4 d.ys isle prIce is 95 PRICE WAS $277.95 __ _c el, at . His Confession revolver from under hu pillow and went to the sma ll adjoining bedroom shared by Hendricks A 74-year-old Altarnonte and Bess.le Lee Jackson, his girl Springs man sat quietly with friend. neyJakA.Nantzto1ay ie (Hendricks ) was stanj aalto 12-member jury and Circwt ding behind the door. He said he Jndge A. J. Hosemann Jr. u guns and wo uld kill rir}T1 heard his tape-recorded ad- five men," Jerry said. He told 11 mission to sh eriff's In. detectives that Heidricks vestigators that he shot and ' ''" dn't actually threaten to kill '" ki ll ed Fred DouLs Hendricks, di p,i " . 42, a bo ut 2 a.m. On July . 1 Deputies said Jerry had ,' Lee Jerry, who Nants says apparently been drinking but has poor eyesight and other wa.s'ber enough" aft er the niments, told Irnestigators, I slaying to make a statement. did it's and explained he ar4 Nants, who was questioning hendricks had been arguing all sheriff's detective Al Sanchez day before the shooting. page-by-page at noon about the "He kept bullying me. He'd transcript of the tape. told the bt'en eatin' up all my food and jury in trial opening statements burning the lights I told him to Wednesday afternoon that he "ifV j! ç put 'em out - that I have to expects to prove tha t Jerry .1 : pay the bElls," Jetty said In the dldll't kill Hendrtckz. lie said rtording. Jerry doesn't rem'jtitjer what rr said he pias a third- happened, only what he was ' j j'': I) , 5.. ,4'1.35Jat.'kson . Na • ',..r-"i '.,' Iri*ie educa tion and under. I14 lrdi.iti'd 1w may bring in stood some of it" when I"e w .4 ii.., s. ,. ,, , ,•i di!ense aktneases expected to , '1 i,, reau • 6a.,.,j . ttti.fy th.it Mls.s Jackson . t:'. I'i ,ct. be ore making the statement ° i.% she ttid W 11 oting. tape. Miss Jatkson told the )ur ', ". , In the tape, Jerry 54w tie got out of bed, toJ1 his .3t'cai',tr Ste TAPED, Page !-A sofflit.- _'. '*. 3-HP Electric Paint Sprayer Chain Saw I .iarc.tsi rice 'P' Sal, Cota Sqvin Sal. O,icount i ü, .I. price _nfl,,'fl,, I_ - Suspect Hears " , n.c. 1 • laguler idol15 price .... Sal. Catalog Saving . - 6003 ithdoy Sal. Discount ------$1000 CISLO) 9P633l3pt2 ,_t:' , ~ .v "", I17, -,~_,: ___'11~ _. I ' " Sears Best Craftsman 18.2 cv. ft Chest Freezer - WEDNESDAY #THURSDAY* -. ... 25995 a PRICE WAS 394 . 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Can the Olympics be far behind? _____ - i 4 ,,, Søt 16.73. 50. 0<? . $1119.99 . Arthyr H Btcksv,th .1' Clc of the Circuit Court t3 Cherry Ka Tra !onf*rd, Florida 21711 - Jpruyer-s.umpressor lepler c.t.l.g price------ $ieoe.00 'P.. Sal. Catalog Saving $ 41000 Bitth ay Sal. Discount - - S 2500 Joseph C. Hartwig and charts ____________________ 1-HP Craftsman Electric GIH'.i.I -' - .- A I Cy I II 1$-HP Yard and Free-Arm Sewing Machine Saunders Vs. * of $100 or More! Save on thousands more for 4 days 6 minotes later, commenting abost the couitry gslng I. heft with such movies. Al icr the movie, Mrs. Crrnsbaw said It bad been some experience: "You thnk because we're old ladies, we don't know anything. Well, we came here to study something and we studied It. I don't think we will come again." p -LIMITED UAMTITIES N$ 5.00 ' A Leffler, Ill WJ) Birthday Sal. Discounts Available at All Sian Catalog Sal., Store, listed. 0. fX , ii17-r thereallor, OTHERWISE A DEFAULT WILL BE ENTERED AGAINST Yf)IJ FOR 1`HE RELIEF DEMANDED IN THE COM ,&h,dm FREE BIRTHDAY more ... "1 don't think those grandmas know what they've walked bit.," said aite loadiy, "I know one thing," Mrs. Crenshaw snapped, turning to the young man. "When I w yom' age, I bad a lot more maners than to talk about people load enough for them to bear me." The first of the group to walk out was a 74-year-old who said the peraopnphie musical wan not anything like her favorite Rodgers end Hammerstein plays. About 46 mlnotes later, two others left. One was embarrassed; the other said she was bored. Two oth ers followed ': - THURS., SEPT. 1 Tou Get Discount Savings on Every Purchase -- Dtputy -- W or purchases of $2 purchases of $250 going to see," said 76-yearold Tassle Coleman. "We finally decided on the new veriloit of 'Alice in Won. derland.' We really wanted to see something yai.g persoas sitting by the aisle. Miller Newton of Pasco County, Democratic candidate for the Florida's fif th dist rict U.S. House of Representatives seat, has asked officers and directors of the Southeast Bank of Orlando for details concerning a personal loan to 1315 opponent In the Sept. 28 primary election, Mrs. JoAnn Saunders. The bank request caine shortly after Judge William C. Gridley noled in Orlando that Newton failed to prove that he wowd suffer irreparable damage if Mrs. Saunders' name went on the ballot. Newton said he would appeal or seek another hearing. The court has not yet ruled on a second part of Newton's petition asking that Mrs. Sa unders name be removed from the Sept.21 primary election ballot. He also has not ruled on a request -1 it that distribution of ballots containing Mrs. Saunders' name be halted. Newton Is claiming that Mrs. Saunders was not truthf ul when she qualified for the office under the petition method sayirg that It " OWN would be a financial hardship ir hor L'pajthe $2M0 qualifying StUrcDERS ' fee. " ' NEWTON Newton has pointed to four bank loans totaling 12D,000 and contributions and loans made by his opponent to her campaign "Additionally, she loaned $2,000 to the campaign on Aug. war chest. Where did all this money come from? Mrs. Saunders said today that Newton "incorrect" in his "And then," continued Newton, "she borrowed a total of contention, that she did not borrow the money as an individual. $2j(I) ir jaw ddlt banks just prior to the Rather, she saidi W "JoAm Saundem for CongIress Committee," composed of campaign chairmen and volunteers in the eight felection 5,000 of these unsecured dollars reportedly coming the Southeast Bank of Orlando. county district, borrowed the funds. •' would appear" continued Newton, "that Mrs. Rain3der, "The bankers loaned this money becatse they felt l was going has assumed ODi. 01 three different political postures In t his to be successful in my bid for the congressional seat," she said. tter • she lied on her report the Secretary of State' The committee showed the banks that accordlna to our st udies s -vui us, as.,ci.s, no money, etc. -sne Md the money as. and our people around the district I am going to get enough votes assets, but refused to tell thoe truth on her report to Secoretinj of to win the Democratic nomination. State Bruce Smathers, or -she has sold her political soul to the "They showed that after receiving the nomination I have highest bidder .. .in other words, she has sold out not only lj commitments and promises from various Individuals and but the people In Florida's fifth district to unknown big money organizations to cont ribute to the general election campaign powers In the interest of vot es. enabling the committee to repay the loans." Mrs. Saunders said. "Integrity and accountability could very well be the lass in Saunders' husband-campaign manager, George, said that as far as personal loans to the campaign, he has placed his this campaign for Congress," concluded Newton. Mrs. Saunders, who led a field of five In the Democratic personal assets at this wife's disposal In her campaign. primary, charged that Newton was engaging in "cheap mud"i do not understand how the Southeast Bank of Orlando could loan $5,000 to Mrs. Saunders, based on the financial disclosure slinging tactics" to try to get her out of the runoff. The winner will ncum Rep. Richard Kelly. statement she f il ed eight weeks late with the Secretary of State," face Republican Ibent But Newton replied, "This is not mud-slinging. The difference Is Newton said. that we have put this in legal terms by filing the suit. I feel that "In that report, she stated that she was a housewife with n strongly about It." assets, no income, and no indebtedness; yet, according to theo Florida law makes disclosure of certain personal finances a report filed with the Federal Elections Commission on Aug. 27' requirement to qualify as a candidate for public office. The she stated that she had personally loaned $1,700 to her campaign between May I and June 15, and that she had loaned $800 to her Orlando candidate swore in a signed declaration to the state Elections Division In Tallahassee July 19 that she had filed, COFFEEI SPECIAL DISPLAY C TO: Georgia Faye (Thomas) (Wood) (Sadler) Curby. deceased, and her executors, administrators or personal representatives it any, Randall Curby SorwW Sidler Jamle Sadler, an infant Debor ah Kay Wood. an infant Chris Michael Wood, an infant Allen Wood. an in fant, and: any offier heirs or beneficiaries the estate of Georgia Faye (T homas) (Wood) lSadler) Ctby, it any; Ciso Jacobs and Rachel Jacobs. Mis wife J.,s,. Tn'.. Lorene P. Taylor. Defendan;s AND ALl,. OTHERS WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. You are notifed of the filing of this action by the plaintiff against you Sefling to Quiet title to the following property in Seminole County Florida, to wit. The West $0 feet of tM East 512 feel of Lot Block 0. lying South the Sanford Oviedo Road and West lOfesol NorttT2SQ?ettofEaIta23 feet of Lot 9. Block 0. lying South of Sanford Oviedo Road of 0 P. Mitclselrs survey ci the Levy Grant Jccordlng to plat thereof as recorded in Phi Book 1, page 5. of the Public Records of Seminole County. Florida and you are required to wye a copy of your avitten defenses, it any, toil On WIL1lAMA LEFFLFR, IIt the plaintiff's attorney whoSe address s P0 Box 2295. Sanford, FlOrida 32771. on or before Octooer ii. 1976 and to file t he or iginal of those written defenjes with the Clerk of thsCourlcjnorbeforq$ery$c,on,he F ...L.... 1 Iwrnuaeaa UT ru AND NOTICE OF DATED~ I*Pttmbtr 101h* i Sanford. Seminal* County, FIOIØ and recorded in Official Records book l0latpmge iOSlof the Public Records of Seminole County $15.00 off $20.00 off [":of"u5 off purchases of $150 ' takonlylnt1tle. Therrj of th e movie Is not the sort of thing you talk about with grandma. "It was really something deciding what we were Newton - ç' called 'Misty Beethoven,' bat It was playing at a th eater iear Southern Methodist Universy. We didn't IhIak that would be right for ladies ow age. We didn't wait to be mixed up with those hipple college He Questions Bank's Loans Bay Scouts - $171000 Catholic Society - $2.000 Central F lorida Shelter Workshop $1,000 Child Home Service $11,000 Girl Scouts Good SamaritanHome- si,soo Information & Referral - 112,441 Mental Health - 13.010 % Mid-Florida Center For Alcoholism '*- $330Q Red Cross - $30.000 Disaster - $3,000 Salvation Army - 131.000 U.S.O. - $100 Visiting Nurses - $7,500 We Care $2721 CA - 512.000 01 (B WONDERLAND ___ --- -- The agencies covered and their $$$ goals are: OF SANFORD & 02it 1141A A&M EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-IflSCA.13s RILEY WOOD. Plaintiff. vsGEORGIA FAYE (THOMAS) (WOOD) (SADLER) CURBY, Defendant. I DISCOUNT , IN The Anpnrici - CATALOG PRICES DISCOUNTED FOR 4 DAYS ONLY 322-1771 II?M CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - Sears BIRTHDAY I ,, I -- •'' _______ ______ r * cu.; . MATRONS Another of the movie viewers, Mrs. Cromhaw, who declined to give her first nEne, said otber ressoit for choosing "Alice in Wonderland" over "Misty Beetboves" (also Xra$ed was th at It sounded like a nice movie In explaining to their grandchildren where they were gong. As the eight women, accompanied by a reporter, filed into the theater, sneers came from Tax Bill And Elderly, Page 1-B last week that they were legally bound by their earlier action te the board voted to reverse it. Mrs. Ilix's husband, Chester, told Layer he had recently talked to a psychologist whom His said had informed him that kindergarten-through-third grade youngsters were not "mentally or physically ready" to walk the involved distance on a dirt road. "I don't know what age is safe," Hix said, "but my personal opinion Is that kindergarten through third grade should not have to walk anywhere." This was greeted by a burst of applause, but Layer responded See TRAILWOOD, Page 2-A -S ____________________________ level for elementary school students. "I think the feeling of most of us is that the greatest danger is automotive traffic," said School Transportation Director Fred Taylor, the only member of the safety committee employed by the school system. "That's what the people who designed the point system had in mind. And that's what would tend to get the point rt total up toward 50" Trallwood parents were out in force again to protest the el., pected removal 01 their school bus. Kathryn His. president of the Spring Lake PTA, told the board lad week that without bus LL 668-5613 ~ service children were forced to walk to class along "a desolate, and occasionally traveled by a utomobiles. The Seminole County School Board acting Wednesdayy night on Mrs. lila also had quoted from min utes of the 1974 meeting a report from its five-member safety committee, rescinded a two- that board members had promised construction of a bicycle path year-old sanction and canceled courtesy busing of children to before removing bus service from Trafiwood. But Wedoesday Spring Lake Elemeny School from e Trallwood subdivision nig th ht she abandoned that tack and said subdivision owners were in Altamonte Springs. planning further construction in the near f uture, which she said The move reversed last week's board action which had rein- would create further hazards for walking children. stated school bus service in Tranwood aW a group of parents "We're not asking you to build a bicycle path," Mm Hil said. complained that the Panel was reroeging on a punise made at Its "We're not em "king that the county commission WW a meeting nf fls,. i IOta bicycle pith. All we ask Is that you foliow.Ljwough on your Boadrnembeii voted 4-to-i, with Pat Telson opposed, to original plans and continue busing our students until this con-uphold recommendations of School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer struction Is finished." and the safety committee, which gave the Traflwood area a grade School board attorney Douglas Stenstrom advised panelists Subscribers credit _______________ For Trai lwood Pupils 1 Medicare ! a$ DALLAS(Ap) -It was all for education and, anyway, an one of the members of the East Dallas Garden and Talk Society put It, "It was better than sitting around and crotcbetlng." That's how a group of over•70 senior citizen ladles decided to go to an X-rated movie for their "study project" of th e week. The movie was "Alice In Wonderland,'t which resembles the classic fairy ' ' I' 1. m Lfe i ' - ,i.i :**" - r '; =- - , : .I" .. ____ : - .i ''' tty __,,_, ;:;:.'j..-.; 4.'.'. .".; . : .'; ............' r '5,:J'. ..... ,.. '.:!i'.'........ .'........ 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PAWLIAC 10010111101. 10010111101, wNsIa*m 349 n 4gg iu F01111114011 me BOWMX school's continuing campus Gutnuuui-Dragash Associates, nmny senior citizens don't See games to wtdch elderly, lonely construction project. as well as the D(amwood, well enough for a lot of persons are often particularly However, the report to HRS said the stomach operations had SCIDA Director Jim Daniel went from $19,000 to $30,700. been performed even though some of the patients continued to eat Also, the commission agreed to budget about $17,000 for the At the same time, Dr. Edwin Derryberry, Pavelchack reading." vulnerable, . regular diet by mouth. Johnson, dlrectorofSCC's adult Partnership of Casselberry. 'q new position of human services director. Investigators visited elderly Known as Tapes for Isolated vowed tocut budget requests which came and continuing education Three Orlando firms and a' residents In the area last year Seniors (TIS), the pr oject The rreport e rt also said prior to change In medicaid payment In at $21.6-million. Last year's total budget was $18,102,253 as department, announced ap- Winter Park concern round out In an effort to determine which funded by federal monies regUlAtiOftl now of the patients at the nursing home had received compared to $18,536,696 this year. This year's mlllage 5.37 proval of a $19,000 federal grant the group. topics hold the most Interest for granted to SCC through the gostomnies. for a second-year project to re.nalnded the same as last year. That's a Be, too," the Sanford medical source said. They've Panel members set Sept. 28 members of that age group, Florida Department of b eendoing gastrostomnies on patients (at SsmIN4e Memorial bring Instruction and corn- as the date for conducting In- Johnson said. Education In connection with panlonship to Isolated senior terviews with representatives g the 1964-65 Elementary. Hospital) since I was In (medical) school In 1953. These charges "This Is continuin citizens through the use of of the seven companies. 'Three education," are com etely unfair. They're just there For one reason to pl Secondary (ESA) he pointed recording tapes. make him look bad." final candidates will be chosen "That's aconcept that was kind "We think it's g,"j() insoo enter into Raymond MIlwee, ad- and the uoard will The new regulations which went Into effect last November of hard to sell at first. It's adult said, "because in most cases Around The Clock provided that patients who had gadrostoniles performed 4.A Horoscope ............... 10B mlnlstrative assistant to scc detailed negotiations with those education, but t's also con- people say, 'Well, well set up a q fi f ................A President Dr. Earl Weldon, told ffrlflS untli a final selection Is tinuing education. But these busing service for (senior Bridge .................10.8 hospital uali ed or $130-a-month additional medicaid payments. C. The report, which was first obtained by the Florida TimesCa le ndar ..................6-ft Obituaries ................$.A the board that 10 architectural people are older. They don't citizens),' or 'Well, take 10 Union, was prepared by Dr. Matthew E. Morrow of Jacksonville, Comics ............... ...15-B Sports .................1S.11.A firms responded to mailed The Isolated senior citizens want a course In third-grade years and build a rapid 10.8 TelevIsion .................5-A invitations and newspaper program, which was begun last reading or sixth-grade math. system.' Well, what transit formerly a medical consultant for HRS. are they Editorial .................4.A Weather ...................S-A advertising on Phase IV. The year under a federal demon- They want something that's going to do between now WW Morrow Said that one of the patients who had the feeding tube Dear Abby .................1.8 Women .... ........... 14-B project is expected to Include straflonai grant, Is a unique going top them from day to then ?- CABERNET SAUVIGNQN 3 41 SIN -- MD,. SEPT. 15. 5 TIl. 6PM. LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED- ALL SALES Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser went from $16AW to 817,5M. CAIERNIT t&HvIftii CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL COCKTAIL HOUR _ - 2.49 4.49 1 BAROLO __ ____ - MT. WHITE CHABLIS179 SIN UT, ROSE 1.79 sris ____ ___ 7 Architects Eyed By SCC VINEYARDS EST. 1825$ ANY 12BTLS 29 7O•BUY TO GET 2 FREI flAilAU.IASIUA , ------- Sebastiani 75 ~a SUN" inn L7 MM 23 1 of 2.97 2.97 2.97 2.97 _ ____ Called 'Lies' .3 '71 VINTASI .Nom BERNkASTftER SCHWARz( KATZ , t as Wing Charges OT. UIIIRAUMILCH SANGRIA 5 CANADIAN SUNSET 4YR CANADIAN CERTIFIED PUERTO RUM RICAN ANISETTE-BLACKBERRY PEPP. SCHNAPPS-SLOE GIN-TRIPLE SEC.00MAINE 2 __ No Tax Increases 1 YR. BLEND IIIIà 711 5ff Seminole Budget. Proof KeDe86 40% KY. f I.BB '' Vote No _____ IN SCOTIA*o 4ff ________ __ 549 LBANSSIt*1t7ff STN 3501 12 __ 'DC.c.o. 3.49 3.99 4.99 5.49 4.99 3.49 5.99 4.99 2.69 BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES ST. AMOUR BEAUJOLA IS FLEURIE BEAUJOLA IS , - 7-99 US, :-- .1 JABOULET-VERCHERRE CHAMPAGNE OR 2.49 99 COLD DUCK PATRON .o.wwni 1.99 ox CASE 23.88 371 ST. EMILION 3.49 al' SEAL 349 ', • BRUT. PINK. EXTRA DRY POUILLY FUISSE 4.99 COW DUCK. SPK. BURG. N.Y. STATE UEBFUUMILCH 2.99 !' 'iwS,.0 AMLS1CASFINIST FOR IIOYIMS BEAUJO LAIS I •4MI.s1 SOAVE-VALPOLICELLA 2.99 42.95 $ ZEU.ER SCHWARZE KATZ 3.49 s? STill CASE LAMBRUSCO 2.69 SLANCDI $71 MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO SEAL m.c S49 A 4 I' GO / _ SYLIY.IONgo MOUUN ROUGE 1108 71 9. • SNI 94F °[Nt LOINUISY 590 9. m DEVONSHIRE Talked And. ______ sus CHIVY LkjROYALE scorns 11 SCOTCH Its sight & It s 5fSit at. 197 4 IT. iOUAIMTY NIGNIS IUV1O ____ happen...' They Talked And NU1IVIO JACQUES IONUT Herald Sheriff John E. Polk today annotmced realgnauons, promotina and volving 18 men in what Is believed to be the la rgat personnel shakeup In Polk's eight years as Seminole Coimty sheriff. Polk said aUth. moew are .cttv. CMI. 1, ad aims ire pest of a_ . oftodifferdivinlmstportms*sotheypperisi ai variom jft Polk said two c'saini and a sergs ha,, raip,d h r-Igi'ed so be cm upend met. ti with his family and pims to eider the bn.hius world. Vinton ham with the atierlif's dePirIflISId for seven y,ar Capt. U. Krin chief of detectives, said ha Is rigto retir, for the second time. Iris has been with the de1msid . . Ance 1157, darting as a road p*olman following his r.tItaiiiiuI m U.S. Navr with the rank ci dof Potty fro By El) PRI(11rT after 30 to pay for legal services In fiscal 1VM-fl. Commissioners also jumped to about $30,000 yearly. At that time, legal services We years service. Herald Staff Writer Ifldividuslly agreed that hiring an In.homs legal staff is provided by Thom Rmnberger's law firm. Capt. J.Q Galloway, bead of the wlm.it5 ad emu preferable to the present method of paying legal fees to the "Now," Hattaway aid, "we seen to have come full circle." division. earlier amo.mcod his retiresuedeftadive Sept. 30. Seminole County Commissioners Tuesday night talked a lot Fresnan firm and to Alley Alley & 8Th. of Tampa. Last year, Seminole taxpayers dished out about $301,000 Galloway joined the sheriff's department In 1111 after serving as about creation of an hihoune legal department but failed to take County Commissioner Sid Violin Jr. said It is the corn- legal services. Freeman's firm c011ected $115,000, whileforthe county constable for a nesnber of yexe. the necessary legal action that would terminate the services of mission's Intent at some future date to take formal action remainder wont to Alley Alley & Blue and to other attorneys for a g, Cowdy Atty. Tom Freeman and labor attorneys Alley Alley & nesary to create the department. VihIes did not specify when special servicee. Polk said Sgt. Edward Fages Is being piomnided to lleidenant Blue. and will be In charge of the w .4s and cot. division. that will happen. Freeman was hired after Democrats captured the majority Itectjve John Fuller becomes a sorgeed In wanant& Until formal action Is taken, Freeman and the $90hour But Kwlatkowikl said If the terms of his proposal are to be position in 1974. Detective U. George AbIj will take over sa .ct chief of labor attorneys are MIII under contract with Seminole County. met, It will have to be soon. Initially, Kwlatkowskl said he preferred the present system. detectives, Polk said, and patrol U. R.C. Patter 1111 fill the spot Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, at a news conference on "It's got to happen somewhere between now and Oct. 1, If Page IA being vacated by Abbgy. Monday, called for hiring a legal staff. Kwlatkowikl presented his board members want to get this off the ground. We have to do i .wwyv .. wuuaui rwjsu I. iw 10 plan at UN night's meeting, but the Democratic commissioner soon as possible," Kwiatkowski said. In the patrol division. agreed today no formal action was taken. When Tuesday's discussion got under way, Kwlatkowskl said Newly promoted detective SgL D.C. Lobe will head the; "The board did not officially adopt the plan," Kwlatkowikl he wasn't action Was needed for adoption of what burglary squad, the poaitioq now bold by Ho n. said this morning. "That was not done." Vthlm labeled the "Kwiatkowski P113." Vthlen said after the Detective Dung HIdb, Now sped to the vice squad, will What the board did was agree to leave $140,000 In the budget meeting a motion was needed. become sergeant in charie of the fr. division and will be Vlhlon said the $140,000 was "left In for creat)ón of a legal added by de im Brantley, Now puty J rage and water patrol department at some future date." oer During Uw lengthy meeting 'onsrdisagreed over Deputy J.M. Patton goes to the range and water patrol of new poIftl4i. department. At one point Cs.wnlulon QTalrnssn Mike Hattaway Polk said dst.ctive R.E Wingir 01 the burglary squad saidftwould b tar foaco dads Mm at than to aiprlvat bees In ColoraIo being U30of..4totbs bmwgIa*y iqd' Hattaway said the county would be "better oW' to place a law are J.F. Bewe5t, David Dugidd and Don Win, according to the firm on retainer for about $5,000 a month. But the chairman also ouncement today by Polk. ann The Seminole County Commission Tuesday night firmed UP said he would agree to creation of a legal department If that's Burglary squad detective L.M. Ford Is being transferred to an $l8.3.mlIllon budget to run county government next year. The what the majority of the board desired. the patrol division and detective C.R. Brown to the vice squat new budget means no tax increases for Seminole citizens. Commissioner Dick Williams agreed on a legal staff, but he Polk said all transfers within the department were requested At a public hearing attended by five persons, commissioners disagreed on the dollar amount. Williams said two attorneys can by th e men Involved. agreed tea few last minute changes to the budget. Formal budget be hired for about $60,00 a year. Kwiatkowski said It will take adoption Is icheikiled for next Tuesday. At $lknhlllon. cttIUflS $100,000, while Hattaway figured salaries al about $95,000. will pay $5.37 for each $1,000 worth of assessed taxable property Hattaway, who last week lost a re-election bid to political valuation. newcomer Bob French, also criticized Republican CornIncluded In the budget are five per cent pay hikes for ______________________________ missloners Williams and John Khnbrough for exploiting the county attorney Issue. SCA Wins $20,IS0, Page f..A Hattaway said he called for creation of an In-house legal staff on Feb. 77,1973. At that time, Hattaway said, the county's legal county's 5 workers and a $1,436 yearly pay raise for , of bill was about $16,000 a year. After Kimbrough and Williams five county commIssIoners. Al present, a commissionet A local medical source said today that a date report charging failed to support Hattaway In 1973, the chairman said the bill soon iioe yearly, Sanford Dr. Kenneth Wing with Inserting feeding tubes Into the s wursor pay woa Will u ueviueu on meru. ii a superstomachs of 30 elderly nursing home patients after medicaid visor disapproves an Increase, It will not be granted. Also, Pat regulations were changed to Increase payments to such patients G lisson said today about 30 employes will receive exceptional was "a bald-faced lie." merit increases, which are 10 per cent. "Dr. Wing would never do that," said a source faznfflr with Glisson, the director of the Office of Management Analysis Wing's medical practice but who wished to remain anonymous. and Evaluation (OMAE), said as far as he Is concerned, last "ft's a bald-faced lie. It's just a trend of the times everything's night's perusal of the budget completes this year's task. Final By KRIS NASH expansion of the college library attempt to aid older persons day." 'down with doctors' and make then look bad." adoption Is Just a formality. Herald Staff Writer and construction of vocational who live alone with no means of At present, Johnson said, two Officials of the Department of Health and Rthabllltatlye For the first time this year, the county commission evaluated classroom and shop facilities, transportation and virtually no tapes have been made and will Services (HRS) said Tuesday they planned to set up a committee A preliminary field of seven plus general-purpose human contact, Johnson said. soon be sent out for critiquing of doctors to Individual departmental directors and recommended pay In. Investigate whether the surgical gastotoetomnies creases or decreases. architects was named by the classrooms and laboratories. "They have the programs by local seniors. The tapes deal performed by Wing were justified. Seminole Community College County Exec. Asst. Roger Nleswender Is budgeted for a $3,000 Among the seven companies that use books," Johnson said, with how to make a house Wing, medical director of the Sanford Nursing and con. pay raise, bringing his yearly salary to $28,000 ayear. Glisson, (SCC) board of trustees chosen by the board for in. "but we felt the tapes would be secure against break-Ins (from valescent Center, was unavailable for comment at his office who earn3$23,100 a year, is scheduled for a five per cent pay raise Tuesday night for consideration dividual interviews on the better because theY provide Uie a script written -by law en. today. But tM doctor maintained In an earlier reply to the HRS on his anniversary date. The same Is true for County Develop- In the proposed $2.25 million project are Sanford architects human contact actually forcement offIcers) and various findings that the operations were performed only on patients In mint Director John Percy. Percy presently earns $19,300 a year. Phase IV segment of the Eoghan. Newman Kelley and hearing a voice and because types of fraud and confidence need of them because of problems that prevented swallowing. 6000 SAT.. M. Is 69 .'. COMMISSIONER KWIAThOWSKI: 'It's got to to.create an In-house legal department. GIN ouwivv rnGsls KIJAFA TEQUILA I REPEATER . 1 39 .SU1IY ___ . CLAn? P'S • MITIlUS OUMTITRIGM1StSylO 1 24 IL CHAMPAGNE-COID DUCK ANJOU ROSE BEEFEATER 6000 FRI, SEPT. 17 WUPON VODKA CANADIAN OLD FLORIDA PREMIUM OR RUM LIGHT CANADIAN DARK 1 _ 7795 . 388 I' 599 69.951 QT. I IT. FINE IMP. WINES t IL SCOTC SatiIv G000WtD.. SEPT. 15W/COUPON STANLEY CANADIAN OLD 8 YR. KY. BRB.I SACMDI UT. 52.6$ RIUGAL RUM QT. 61.75 CANADIAN CLUB QT. 56.15 GILIEY GIN LIANW000 CANADIAN UT. 521$ UT. 57.95 HEAVEN HIU SD' JACK DANIELS aaca UT. $LS$ OT. 13.18 kLI$LfRBLEQ UT. 83.88 BEEFEATER GIN WILLOCH & LADE scow. UT. 50.95 CANADIAN L.T.D. UT. 55.95 CRAWFORD scow. UT. 50.95 CUITV SANK scow. UT. 95.88 GRANT'S s,t scorn. (iT. $7.50 HARVEY'S scow. UT. 5895 HUDSONS BAY scow. UT. 53.95 J. WALKER ascoTc. UT. 92.95 5TH CHIVAS REGAL scorns 107.50 5Th BEEFEATER GIN 71.0$ STHOEWARS scorn. 12.95i 5Th BLACK & WHITE scow. 65.88 I 57H GORDON' S GIN 49.95 I 5TH JACK DANIELS Kan 5Th GRANT'S sv*scorns IMPORTED MEXICO ___ It wasn't thumbs up or thumbs down by Seminole 1$4n, 99 SL7I 499 =An IT. IT. G000 FRI.. SEPT. 17W/COUPON 6000 SAT.. SEPT. SW/COUPON FLIISCHM*IN PASSPORT 4i,. 9 H 101111 1 1 1111111 BLEND aists SUISVIS 4 IT.1 IT. AK $ YEAR 864 SCOTCH SIN CASE ST US1ITIMI Ii D° -u County Commissioners Tuesday night on a pruposal U: AU £111. & nownu J U IRs 3$ PET. KY. 4 IIftIW CERTIFIED TEQUILA -. WSIN - PLAN': : BUTLER__KST(u NORISlJCONIP$OO, J. WALKER ByIOIILOTD NIDIES& 0 LOUNU TOWiu CANADIAN fl YR. BOND I T'S 4 YRS. It A" BLEND 18 Move , . . &97 -. "KWIATKOWSKI 1UTUMIL S I *NINTTV CSSUCTIS /16 7 99 SYL 749 CANADIAN - maw THE AIC'oOo VODKA i Sheriff Shakeup: Is at JUUNI -t Sanford, Florida 3V71-price 10 Cents' Jr 1101151 OF s vi. Kita TROPIC Rum ISLE 7. 4 Ø$I' Vur, No. fl-We&eeday. September 13 ltTh l, 7" on 9 3 a_799 Atw,,,m VODU ALI F I UV%RU Cow 2- 1 A911i 12 1 FAW SOUTI Y. TIMES 'R: "OLD IMITr' E ROYAL 0114 oz It 34 oz 24 14 of o • ot J1 J 385.00 269.50 150.50 139.90 139.00 139.50 118.25 109.50 115.00 115.00 109.50 49.95 12,9O 124 90' 01 159.50 a,i 149 50 11950 :; 4,49 01 It,' yq '; 104.58 83 95f' 3895 49.90 49.95 4295 po - Today - See CHARGES, Page 2* ' john who 'He's Sound As /eep'On Pos tmV1'*ctory Day CONCORD, N.H. (AP) A mystery man who did no campaigning has won the Republican congressional nomination in the 1st Bela Loses, Page 9-A District, and some say it's because his name has a Bicentennial ring to it. His name is John Adams. "We never saw Mr. Adams or read anything coming from him, so we just have no way to evaluate why people voted for him," said Ace Parker, campaign manager of Adams' chief opponent, Edward Hewson. Hewson, a newspaper columnist and insurance salesman from Windham, campaigned extensively. Adams, from Exeter, received 11,983 votes to Hewson's 7,895. Two other "unknowns" in the race Richard Ellis of Greenland and Calvin Warburton of Raymond scored 5,076 and 5,501 respectively, based on 98 per cent of unofficial returns. Adams issued no news releases, made no speeches and was unavailable to the media during his campaign. lie could not be reached - - for comment early Wednesday. "He's sound asleep," said his brother-in-law, Alan B. Maxwell Jr. Maxwell said Adams did not know he had won. Asked how Adams had campaigned, Maxwell said, "I think he called a couple of people he knew." Maxwell said his brother-in-law was 60 or 61 years old, had lived in Andover, Mass., until recently and once served in the Massachusetts State Senate. Other sources said Adams was an unemployed taxi driver and a disabled veteran Ed Howard, who lives across the street from Adams but rarely saw his neighbor, speculated that the name "John Adams" contributed to his victory in this Bicentennial year. "I think I'll change my name to Patrick Henry or George Washington or something," said Howard. But he also ventured that Adams may have won "because he didn't say anything. People are tired of talk." ti 'it1c r' p is ..ç ., . .' '•" *v. -. .. ji . t.5.. ...'• ' d. ... I - _.. i _ . .:- . .1,. •- . ...................... - - . •, . '': , '. ...• lit .- ..•._•_( ..-i -.• . P9 ZI 'TA ._ J. ,ri'. ,,teLr ... '1' ....i * j t'' '1.t. Il k tT 1 )11t1 i s.. tJ.Ig 4jt % i �------ - - - ~ PL , bP - - I IL wi U- -411 I . I NAnM 1_.1.1 __ r.qia* '• fee __ calfta D liu4Jonssby ml.sioqer 5!ld * of the pr,byonlyr,oniui po.d od theta 1us of y th p&y $IUII $4ISN iii about the total , ,W " , of aIu4," amount of Jones' yea rly W°'L WMISMA! F0901101 18 Cut 00 Wicated it is Wft doWN award in that WA would hid wilbod the vv nat I 0 =' ToPr•zi .uMii,Ion Lawsuit Socialist Wkers party still intends to continue its $40 million suit against the FBI even though the r L0 e Ifd DI uu' ___ Adwd wW It wodd bove bow much Is an astremely compin and tsdko chore. _~ operates various m,uswwauow theaams 1s,.I mood to SC& If W"-" had Seminole County, Including ° M I5 service. to the siàriy unit to hUN, UK "What ft -----I those who 101U411Y, C0120112sionefs wouldhavemsestis èkgM1 u$ng, su member William Fernandes pat it, '"There be duthi, tazatioll bid we ore ifl-.quipv.4 to Inesdigat. - criminal charges. Department spokman Robert Havel said Atty. Gen. Edward H. had ietemine - in .. a routine view that the 'I. i iy WU up. a. . . U1 I uIwi - - to On country. Justice Department standards ad jut . spring permit lnteillgencejatheringln , vestigations of domestic organizatim only when the FBI hall detarmined.that the group . =a serious and immediate threat of . . .1 Ithe country. I I 1-- to LowTar Cigarettes B•tt•r? - UADflID M V (AP ) COLD The .first,"definitive evidence,, ftws that pesion who smoke low-tar and lOWlIlCotIne cigarettes am less likely to the from lung cancer and coronary dimse than other However, the American analysis; UIJWW M1S z , i Soc ety sa d SU1 rates among 1. those who smoke cigarettes low in tar and nicotine were still far h1ier than the death rates of those who never smoked regularly. i - - - 6011W Jones'ropoill, but be i.seid at Tiiidey ai*i - -- minimal daily regalresents of Is it would ba" cost (body in 'wise Of NISIUS lii William Initially said he AMOS JONES seven bicorporatad dtissor not, ar.taz.d at the_- rate by the county, witch nose the money to fm4_-- programs and . OaiJ riId.. g of areas. Qty taspayers and city $*I have takui the dead that ft's not fair for than to cadrthdi lazes to the alusrlfi the ab 't at - - ,We Charg ing • (C 0101 Fhffi Pop I-A) , . I I WMW W10 M 701111`0 Old, was dying and bed fm — to 46L I "What th11 .':--' that this sgej carmot posibly e done without 0 Cafled 'Lies - I Tuesday to tampering with meters to reduce • BYJANECM*YLBEMy Beraidstalt writer r -. TAMPA (AP) go ' form Front ' rn I oman Acquitted; Blaze Des r ~ays Agents Lied Action Reports esi : A 24-year-old (1ando woman who says vice squad agents lied " cloPIitlCi reported an boid a purse has been acquitted at Sanford on drug powsslon early mcfflifl blaze destroyed charges a use near despite ' The six-member circult court jury returned verdicts of in- dfOrU of a woman awakened *Police hocent for Mary L Qreoran. 2t Wando, Tuesday on dwges of by crackling llama to cOrAMI ------of cocaine am beroin. the fire with a garden hose unto I a said Corcoran was in a bedroom with Walter Jenkins Jr., 4Z on Apra 3o when agents 'Iticked In a door toserve a seard warrant at Jeakins,318 De St. Altamonte Springs, rl4.ice. Agents Pugh said quardltl~at cocaine and beroin in a haamck and a titey seizeit MSVWjc key box. Agerds testified that Was Corcoran exited ti'e teitroom wltii brown leather purse that was found to contain a quantity - * Fire -_ Police said a window was broken at ft school and Nolan 11~ allegedly crawled Into the No Injuries were reported, Of SRm that the entire bouse James Gearing, 37, was building "for a place to spend but deWY J. F. Bennett said was engulfed in flames. WNW in Orange County on a the night.11 the frame dwelling and conCause of the fire wasn't Seminole warrant, offIcials When arrested In February teds were totally destroyed immedisUey delermined. said. Nolan gave a Vero Beach && with damage estimated at Oviedo firemen aided county County jail records Indicate dress. Booking records at 120,000. fire units in fighting the blaze that Nolan faces seven years In county jail today listed him u Mets Watklns 32, awakened under a mutual aid agreement, prison on convictions In other an unemployed accountant. to find ft kitchen of her house A 37-rar-old man was being counil" and also is listed as & - Da two bap on a k9rhen table as GUM agents brJd Jeoldns at gun. point. Was Corcoran said Benned had taken a "jean j&ckeiv, frogn bar as she exited the bedrom but"he$ Ift if be says he took a Purse from me." Bennett testified that she had a brown k&~er porse with her when she am Out Of the MOID AM that be took Me purse and another deputy dumped Its contents on a table. Bemett said he looked at tit matents and found mae =U Won packets that allegedly contained heroin. Miss Corcoran told the Jury she'd visited Jenkins' apartment a number of times but she denied knowing an1hthg about Illegal drugs found there by the raiding party. JIni is awaiting sentencing alter earlier piea.ilng no contest to the five-year felony aliens. Of poa'easion Of cocaine connection with the apartment n" Jenkins aftit: that he is a blaze with a garden hose, county jail, charged with deputies said. fail ure to appear In circuit Deputies said when county court last am units .ved at Texas esca pee. mis Wayne Nicholson, 19, SR-0. Oviedo, was being held Circuit Court Judge Joe A. In county jail today In lieu of Cowart Jr. ordered a bench $8,000 bond on charges of Mwch for trial on a warrant Issued for Nolan's burglary and grand larceny in the scene burglary charge. Willlxn F. arrest In March alter he failed connection with a Tuesday On " About I ~i miles south NOW, also known as Frederik to appear for trial at Sanford on Super Salesman Super Tax " I breakin and theft of a color television at the Florida Avenue, Oviedo, residence of Mrs. Harriette K. l3ell. Deputy H. D. Kirby reported the house was entered by a Endorses TALLAHASSEE (AP) Prison overcrowding tops a list of 10 priorities a state cr mina l t I '11 follow I b i federal law enforcement aid grants to Florida $arandthbuj,,p ____s.*sna..ceuaiegJ.la. IIfr P.I1U J 1Ct5 before b&y4 qualifted candidate for the court. priority-setting authority of 0 Karl Is = 01%4111tinal Charles Holley at Nq",a for. mer legishlor and eircult judg, e runoff. Karl was $676,236 screen door and a $0 color L g. police for the July 19 murder Of Winston Hite justice charge. Appearing in court Monday, the carnival worker refused to waive extradition. - - to him and expenditwvs by him washout. Kirby $Wd he noticed Councilman Gerard Connell M011"Y W& Presented a t, - j) Proposal from Willim Palm of Glam and R&&Weo former city , and his wife, Alice, which were & television In the auto and the consulting engineers, who agreed to help the city apply for a * not reported as Income, an driver gave him Perrnission to I federal grant 10 fund & sewer interceptor to conned with the ency conten ds. look at the TV set's serial ag regional system plant In Altamonte spring$ .' and update an water I After checking the 3YSt= The IRS alleges that the comment was, "What I owe, i reTurner, who was ordered to numbers. numbers, Kirby reported, he Council Qiajrman J.R. Grant and Mayor creator of a multl4tate pym wad to PAY, and what I don't m any connection with Koscot and related ArresW the driver of the auto agreed to meet with assLAalft to 11q. Richard Kay to mid sales scheme that cod Par. owe, I don't want to psy.,Fi discm in connection with the burglary the Possible federal funding for Ow project. Grant and othm a!3o UciP&Dts W million failed to The goverment dropped 12 companies, has made few pub. and theft. ,;~ J. IL'ailey Odham, Sanford that total 83,=.51. suggested contactiq other firrns for bids, 0 .. lic appearances recenuY 6 report personal Income of felony m il fraud builder and former state lells. Rime, P. Odham snd Parents of Wood].ands Elementary &tool Children Monday his $1^421.00 in 1969-70-71, the againstTurner & charg4s Ind year after though be has pledged to return S 11t. 11 In other burglaries 1&tor' faces up to three years In wife Vera filed Ildt Against J. newspaw said. officials at Kingand Anni#A requested "walks be bWlt froln Highland tnils to Shdow he pleaded no contest to a MIS. with "Other business venture thefts, ; " or $3010W In (Ina after Braltey Odharn, his wife Louise The unrepwted income cam demesnor charge of violating once his legal battles are ended. American Marine, 1199 E. S& Hill because Of ham*u CMMW,& 7be attorM was dbvded J ing found guilty in federal T. Odham, and Javier H. from The Federal Trade Commla- 436, Altamonte Springs, to set up a tnet'tlng between council and Co Kosco Interplanetary securities and F change urt Tuesday an three counts LAndono, wW his wife Elonchra, dw in Decunber upheld an ad. reporW a $575 W impact John Kimbrough Monday sit 7 P.M. to duscuss the matter Of failure to file employes dating that tbe principal In the Ibc-, an OrllndO-bued c0llaet- mission regulations. He was mildstrative judge's ruling Uw wrench was stolen from a shop sidewalks and bicycle paths. ics firm wilich Turner he.ded fined 13,0W. deral income and Social promissory notes in the amount until he was prosecuted and 1 Council voted wuananously to approve the Turner and his colleagues at tool area and a $600 outboard But legs] actions againat *1 0-II'L70 has not been Paid. fined for violating federal regu. ex-employes and the various K06cot engaged in an illegal motor belonging to & cudomer Agreement with Seminole County for Mutual Fire Aid.Interhocal Each count carries a Interest on the thr" notes Utjons, according to the IRS rums --he founded are pending in coxnetics-nmrketing scheme was also taken, according to a um penalty of one yem totals A423,81., .i ~ . suit filed in U. S. Tax Court in a number of states. that cod Participants up to $M report filed by deputy Jim . E%vning HewuM jail or a $10.000 fine. All three notes were repor. Washington. tlibbard. I The IRS claim Turner us,ed milliod. en1encing has been set for tedly signed on Aug. 23, 1975 ~ — ======= The total IRS bill IncJUdeS $Z7,Th&o from Koscot for a Restitution for victimized q month of October. Wednesday, September 1$ with the first due on Dec. 1, $U4.743.13 Sanford police today were In taxes *ad down'paymeat on the 60 acres consumers remains in doubt, o. 22 In an unrelated action against IM; the smmd was due May 1, Nbllshfd Daily and Sunday. investigating the reported theft 144,237.16 !n penalties, the of Luid where he Is buildilig d although new "C"I 1-blurdityand ChrisIme* ojy a was thirdwasdueSvpt. newspaperuld. Iow-storygoneced1enear Or court-dictated reorganizaUonof Circu t and electrical tools valued at Odham Found Guilty On Tax Charges - .. •. Robert G Barnason wanted b Florida in Miami Beach, was arrested at the Rutland drug addict and said he's taking part in a methadone treatment lion in beck taxes and penalties hewing on the cue In Tampa. from flamboyant super salesTurner could no be reached Mgram in Orange County. man Glenn W. Turner. the Or- for commeat. UmdO 504M Star reported toA Turner spokesman said day. Tuesday that his daad,s Only ; i An 18-year-old New - State Fair last Friday on a fugitive from ongwood _________________________ ___ __ - 4-'ff.,. .- ~_ L.,*, ! I'l, 7 ___ 1. - __ " ___ UAW PRESIDENT LEONARD WOODCOCK 1 nNiff 0- Fordrs hup coInples: in subur. I 0 0 ban Dearborn, MI&. waaers chanted a second-by-mond the deadline WY . C-126 M SAVE UNUM FU KM~a F~ AT Ifflft MOW"W&L K WNIN YOU pXX tr VoUp"MMI #9 neared. "As won as Henry Ford's supply Of cars runs out, we'll go back to work," said, Danny Harriaigion as he Picketed In Dearborn, gunna got caught with his pants ru a re -_ 0 I 6 •.. . ~ EX& .• N u VUU 5000 ThUJ SAX.. WT. 1L s down." Industry analysts have said FU W 1111106 367 ___ Nil ____ ion or the nation's economy un. Iess it extends beyond a month. Ford has am than 70 days' supplyotwusotil cars However mod of that supply Inc1ude slow-selling 1q76 small cars. Analysts say the fi rm has only about a 144ay supply of 1977 moiteis, which normally are In heavy demand this time of UAW President Leonard Woodcock, asked If he was INAL NET 4 OL IfNIZOP'LEAM SCOTTIES 200 2 FLY - ID All 0 fl - - •- hopeful the walkout would be LIMIT 1 the future. We will work, ob. viously, toward the shorted possible strike." layoff pay, health cam and pensions. The UAW wants an additional one day off at full pay each month to bolster job security and create new openings In the work force. The union. which is working toward a four-day work week, says its proposal MNAL 3%.4UMT , DIGITAL ,% ___ S-L-O-W coo Leather real staycooI fast. — I. Cookbook included. - R154316 - MR COFFEE I 0I TANK " I , ." IA I0X&L ZXrXNC=01s. I (Mil". . r.l. — with lawn twice. Applies e * t=_1 y with hose "mayor Of sprinkling can. I -- 333 - SPRAY DLAM0N Kill Chinch Bugs, Ants. Ticks. Fleas. Grubs, Amyworms. Cutworms. AW Es black tops. A -14 - ,_ SUPER CHINCH 300- hwkont*. White ban. Choke of white, " DIAZANON SPRAY 16' high. 7%” diameter. Reflector swk*s IWO Wficaly MW .f WARMING SURFACE HOLDS BREW AT SERVING TEMPERATURE I I I ~, ~ . I DESK UMP I To 10 CUPS OF COFF E E IN S MINUTES OR LESS SELF CLEANING WATER - ... - " . Reg. flab, Tis fl..s, Sic. MAZINCIPPOR !L'' b' .. " Model IKL-5 mansum service. We,au 0l ICh•$ (Iiiciudbq ftbwtto &*$)Am$, ' EM-10-reed LED display of hours, day and date. strap. ROACH KILLER olt-yoavsi1ftzt.v- - CROCK POT _________ Ii I LIMIT a LIMIT 1 EXG A MNCTMN mand for reducing work time and On strike was no surprise. C1 - — bargaining committee, which before It Is presented to the rank-and-file. Union sources mid the strike almost certainly would extend Into October, because It. would take at least a week after a set. tlement is reached just to com Plete ratification. Negotiations have been deadlocked on several major Issues LIMIT 1 11111111 ( I F brief, said: "That's In the lap of must approve any settlement ½ GAUO IOUND 02. s CREAM CE " 1 GALLON _______ WONDER RAKE Polypiopylenefan Carr TERMITE REFLEX PICTURES I _____ KILLER- ror effecuVe. low Cost. • 88 I _%5rZ-- Due 1 ~ - I , •" 4* ** 1"u18 SWaved for use in vonnu"nt hm tMI ' " ' '"'O or 479 - MIAMI (AP) -Robed F. Carr Ill may leam today if a jury will med his plea and rec- . television wasilatedas missin Kirby said after Investigating LONG WOOD City Council has adopted a general budges 0, burglary he was checking a $676,236 and a utility budget of $324,616, setting a property , ORUNOO (AP) The mid-type b usiness franchises, reported as personal income, washout on Lockwood Road and 225 mIlls. Council also has scheduled a s --- meeting internal Revenue Service is has denied the IRS claini.Th the IRS says. told the driver of a small blue Monday at 7p.to consider changes In the sign trying to Coiled Al most $1 mil- governumt has met a Nov. 29 ordinance There were other payments car to slow down because of the ' regional planning York City man, wanted in Florida in cont d h f ve ex o District our ere. e __ ~I ommend that he be elecRUTLAND, Vt. (AP) ft Budget councils. Suspect Held In Vermont sery 99 Sbevis saW dft ' __ . J5 federally ordered ranking usurped the Shevin said Tuesday that AD of the state's cidms boaftily ad "There Is no do that h entire Judicial 7WLbM promptly encountered criticism that the se on ___ . an ___ 7be Governor's Co Cr Justice adopted the list Tuesday "~ r- . ' _____ - next year. TALLAHASSM Fla.(AP)— Ally. Gm Robert gwvb has endorsed Fhderlck Karl lithe Sept. runoff fir a the "Fred Karl has a t Overcrowding Tops Priorities I Frederick Karl - beraln. She testified, however, that she didn't even have a pm with her when she visited JaWns'apartment that a& and told on fire and tried to combat the held without bond today in the jury the first time she even saw a purse In the apartment when deputy J.F. Bcme(t dumped contents ota n stranded. o La keland. Feb. 7 for ixirgiary at Sanford Tuesday afternoon only willgetmelfldonoedomy job Middle School He told officers Anderson had filed a statement In enforcing the law." that his girlfriend had taken his — 4 auto and wallet and left him • * Courts IA customers who crammed a Public Service Commission hearing Tuesday on the proposed hike. Other hearings were scheduled for today in Sarasota, Thursday in Tampa and Friday in ce Sanford police arrested Nolan Lormann said that as of me on a weekly basis that be WA OW A 't''o . Green says that GenTel Is a greedy child screaming for more, more, More" and d deserve to get a proposed $71-05-million rate increase. Green was among more than 100 GenTel - P hours and thousands of gallons of foam and eawa wa t er. There were no injuries to the four crewmen manning the dredge at the time of the fire or to any of the 50 or so Coast Guard and Tampa firefighters. Rate Increase Opposed . , . 1. a 35-mile long Tampa Bay shipping channel. The fire broke out Tuesday rn a generator aboard the Westem Condor, a 370-foot dr6dge that began work at the channel's mouth early __ - I Army engineers say last month. The fire was put out after three U ian ego/ - they're trying to determine how badly a atde i,lay a project dredge f re w1,5 deepen - q - IAay fl Flre M DeIlay Prolect :i - - was probation Lermann called the .1tinigIvenbyAndusoui TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) both fran the environmental 41)fy feelings about Sen. Bar- Askew to "day the hell old" Of LONG WOOD WASHINGTON (AP) Mayor Irrelevant, but added "at Television Gov. Reubin Askew ys be and economic vlewpoid, not . run we wellknown, but Ireally the Senate, Askew said: "1 James1flflaflfl revealed today he made an effort." Basically sa to ft"n= Dwiel Schorr is scheduled to be I is confident ft cabinet can supportft caul, but my mind have not been WWvW in ft don't wish to mment an y far. that be filed a complaint late Urmann said, the reason W-vmuw uestioned under oath by the House Ethics block construction Of the (oas- isn't made ic" he said, election," Askew said. ther hi that regard because i Tuesday afternoon with State was Anderson did ,, Florida BAIrge Canal, atift Committee seeking to barn, who leaked him a 1% cabinet withdrew its sup. - Askied about his feelings to. think to do ad would involve me Attorney Abbott Herring's enough infamation, in which to tinv of the He Intelligence rert that hisInclineiIto oppose the pout from the canal In 1972. ward Barron, who once told In the e1ect1." office charging City Coun- base his vote, 40 mflft waterway. Askew said he expects cabinet horr who a cthen Gerard Connell and i Contacted today, Connell to dad by ft end has sWd he Will refuse to name his source and Parker Anderson with a refused cmwAmt cam than to it up again if do highest o& of the year whether to seek ft olation of a Fudda law. Mat he would prefer to go to jail rather than say both he and Anderson bad ficlals In the state are not in end of the canal or support its L Lormann id the two flied ateme sa city st nts with the compromise what hie considers his co& support of it," Askew said at a completion. officials refused to "to an the Ethics Committee. Anderson stitutlonal rights as a reporter to protect his Tuesday am The canal, a IlGinile h suspension of eight city em- was not available for (Cmthwd Froto Page I-A) confidential-wirces Col. Donald WlsdoM head of ft=Yankedown on the Gulf of . PIOYU And the firing of four a he was out of town. the U.S. Army Corp of gI- Mexico to the St Joluus River Freeman Is paid $20 an hour. But th en Kwlatkowsjc, at Monday's others at an Aug. 30 meeting. When the minutes of th In Florida, is scheduled to near Palatka, is one-third news conferce, called for a legal Thunderstorm then Develops neers The law spells out specifically meeting were read for brief the cabinet next Tuesday complete. sbout;130M was needed to make Me =it& Lad night he aid that all officials an required to at Monday night's aesokm, they . ; -1 011diel d0taft ft oi- . Askew denied at his news the figure in $140^ the amoird that was already In 4.jwunca Lar the budget6 - vote on Ali issues except in indicated Anderson anid Connell Lb arid ecu- conference that he Is actively pay for legal fees rwx$ yea4 'cases of conflict of Interest. had voIedI "no", but Coonsil , c2ailsupporting Siestez P-& a-WUd=A- '4 - After KwWtbqrM went ij~bUc with the dii'viatkolwaki Plan,— Both coundimm have coo. buisW they be corrected'to ' eaftt Cola'ad&,wlth thëstohns today moving " decP1$4 comment on empoeyBarron'sr*aioff rival, Freeman announced he would not seek the attorney's pnaH ceded this was , '01 Travis Marchant of Tdbha& when and it officials opt for the now system Penalties for VIOIAUOn Of the [Arnum said a copy of Mwe more Information. They were predicted to Produce some see. Barren has accused the Salary estimates proposed for the new system ranged law are one year in prison, and- minutes and Anderson's "MY Inclination has been, in governor of soliciting support $30,000 to $38,000 for gusty winds along with heavy rain and pos. ON supervising attorney and from $12,000 to or $IX flu and removal ftomi sutemert were laduded with the abse of being persuaded for Marchand. $20,000 for a second attorney. sible hail. The heaviest of the storms uld. Office, d his complaint to Herring. Although Connell peared in southwest K=W. „ rm trying to make it as• 0 Anderson had indicated ilaPartial as I can. I don't wad ~ ~ ~ ~ I l i l i l i l i l 1 I Previously that they would Me it to" like I am trying to pick ,, 'y~~ the required written statements on anybody, &A they form = _______________________________ explaining their abstent on with to do things like thb,,,lAnmam Qty Clerk Onle R. Shomate and said. a burglary charge. the State Ethics ComnItt", "Jerry (Connell) tbratang : Schorr Faces his jail sentence. also given th ree years after serving Forrester , Impact on the company, the wi Forrester, an 18-year employe of the company, would have to make full restitution to • "; ~--'sffl-` _0,., ?.,: . 14,_ f---,`:.__.." the strike would hove no great Circuit TECO Will II Sepi. $, W?.-M ~`-.'. i_ _-'.. -, .. .,: , !% :";,-..',' , .,_.-, . P. ~-I .A. -'... -:e,.,,__ . , =.FX hik sldesdonetappearto were the first to set UP picket hfl On Tus.diy, beating the official deadline At Fl. 'ur __ — - m mp.ny witidi ow 04 d Will last. Officials for bA Ades say a provides30 days of paid holiday average of $7.0 an hour by "Past Of lUrs "Y strike and vacation thm Off A IM. Ford go said it would would hurt the nation's has offered to 40 additlona j continue the current ccst-oI.ijv. economic recovery There Is bows or five days. But the tog formula as TAMPA (AP) — A former Tampa Electric Co. lineman has been sentenced to 60 days in jail and ordered to make financial restitution for a ng more t $1,000 worth of electijty. 8 Bryan Hill Forrester, 40, pleaded guil ty . w be settled quickly, because based on seniority 00 perfect be far sparol 'on the general Rd side expects contract attendace. 7* anion has re. Wraw. But the unlon has IIItalks to ronimie before ned Jected thepfan saying it would sided on inwnv.nin. in the But he said It could be weeks before In. root create any new jobs. Vestigators determine the exact cause of theweelL cost441ving formula. at assembly plants Tuesday accident. in New J and Qj e bills of two bars in Lon wood Ma i-IuS houro,erttwee per Lineman Stole Electricity tol - _ __ __ -- Ford h offered .3 cad annual age e drilis against Ford Motor Co. in Ford to Increan employment 5 which aywages so - said was like replacing a fuse at home. todd. ity rçoit to the k4Jve de1egetn s being prp.red by , ,• Wftb 170. would reduce work tim, S per general The The three men were working on a circuit at th e Weedon Island '4IIIl4lUI I'l'"' z a mai ntenance procedure a company official 1 Morrow, whose contract . a state consultant was fy tJ,pWg for iL Some oMw pe4at& dm-t have ftmWes, but renawed, u1sy an w1. exprewed doubt that anything would come of his ort committee members John always have ian. sat Of hi of them. d,d bmaldofjm*md(IDUnMOIPWQ*mia),butU* He said It was his experience in the post that his findiggg on family has the last woa Medicaid matters nevet seemed to move thmugh the HM bureaucracy. "A godroatcony," the soer went on, "is an alternative to Morrow said his contract. was not renewed because us tying a patiest down In their bud and stickIng spokes, veIn 10 they Cl get flOsid. Really, this ii siti an lair- men said the cont ract was dropped because Of a change jfl provemad over MIckh* then tkees limos a day. Arid a erp'uIatlonal structure. skew I MY JOHN departments M ft%W by ft wn city , residents pay in swim to coso Was. mm"sm c I 111 m -1 members inseft Illuesday night at ft courthoionmdal gedrodomy gives the ptkd a War did, too,than they get with laution may be a Problem, Includl bdMg and soning nd a sagar solution.19 K said county forestry. Dr. Fred Welgeact, ddef of sW at Seminole MgmOr 1% COwm0m man agreedthatfindingodexactlyboA he knew nothing Of 00 specific d4dim againA Wing. but mwh In duplicated would require a thorwo andit. Somiuk added,"As far as I know, he's always been a per ad of No I 4 - - - which three Men were badly burned, a - fall~. cut. The three Democratic '"met's appropilide way couldn't see funding ad. ciodoacu ohayid I,SN, to pat it," said Jimit ministratty. salaries. But wmi is the' gere rcuinnay.it at Commiasfonep Harry Kwlatkoukl praised by • omcials. jai' Kwiatkowski said ad. program as one tM dues a lot Jon bad ashe for $,gN. "I dent believe Amos said minhstrators win grants for the "little peopW' A Pan.l Today 7b, duty of double taxation was bqm Mer city laspayers began complalft that they were psyft to man servica - ,. law * I AD cW&# residents. whatim they live In one of Ssmbole's ¼ Id. Caused Vestigators say a malftmctioning fan may have caused the explosion and flash fi re at a Florida Power Corp. generating plant i - to drop Its fruitless in Of the velltlgatlon Snnnounced group' Ile Justice Department .. 1 &1. Lk.. rt 2 t ay at was endin probe, which had failed ,10 Produce any DErROIT (AP) Fan May . u'.n.ratlng Plant Blast A comitim of Sanhwk noldsaia has -• be.. add after the award the uI.ou irur Have SI Ford vvorers Strike ii £r I n Ur i iCOflorn" V IA PyJACQVZDOWD flhiot1iWfIlir __ I %AI Double Tax:, i — be Socialist Workers Intend 1 __ ___ rcr ~ u-',,- -,,_~-_ ,.-., SCA Wins $20,000 lniijNiia. ti Insurors Want Rate Hike TALLAHASSEE (AP) — Officials of the National Council of Compensation Insurors say they need a rate increase because lasses exceeded premiums by 32.4 per cent last year. " Ibis is quite a stark picture of just what's going on in the state,"National Council President George Reall of Franklin Lakes, N.J., told Insurance Commissioner Philip Ashler on Tuesday. More Union Activity Vowed JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Teacher union leaders, incensed by the arrest of four teachers and negotiators, vowed increased union activity against the Duval County School Board. - F' • !10"t -- old girl and a woman. *." The jury will deliberate and -, 6_-~ ___ :4')) u recommend to Circuit Judge Natalie Baskin either that Carr be executed or sen. tenced to life in prLson for one of the deaths, that of 16-year-old Tanuny Hartley of Miami. Carr, 32, of Norwich, Coun. had argued Monday that there was no need for a sentencing Jury and had asked Judge Baakin to order the death penalty. But she refused, saying such a decision was not his to make. Under the Florida dealh law, a jury meets to consider aggravating or rWtigaUng circumstances in murder cam before - C0111111III'M FWM pH 100 TABS STiCK 29 For "00 239 I BALANCE IS 05 • • SHAVE ANT C 1) ~, 19 I 2iu. — -, 4, 1 f — 10 \ I "I . tric chair or life in prison. The \ CLEARASIL For 100 N (A " 1\1 O.V I " . BY GOOD 11-os. con LIMIT a 2-SOs. IZA judge does not have to accept the recommendation. Carr told the jury Tuesday that he raped four other girls REGULAR ON and two boys between the time VMFMINO he abducted, raped, killed and SOMQUE I EX-LAX BATH OIL TABLEM 911ADS IN ___________ Q-Tips, NEMOGENA COTTON BWAIIS SOAP Illon of 170 &S-M 1111dell 91210 PREPARATION H SUPPOS. 13's buried Miss Hartley In early Apcd and his arrest May 31. . Police say he was arrested OCR. 79 17 Coal. Box 4wo Its -_ while raping a Miami housewife. "After Twmy'i murder, I couirWtted six other rapes,11 Cm told the six-man, six-wm- •' ' asifri by a desire to do something sexually," he im eii,er, presien 0 DuvalTeachers . trocuted for the rape-deaths of two 11-year-old boys, a 16-year- vtctlmora female yjc$Jm Ths OHNSON'S DISPOSABLE DIAPERS UGHT BULB OT. 24's ---_. '- omo . "MM!'.1, . I ~ —wo pp— WESTINGHOUSE 3-WAY ,. - L. I.L OVELT •':;" qVZ 610, 4 t, 3 For 00 1114r N 13O " "' lE4 I U COLOR n . its. 110 and 126 11%,301K - , U "PWANU 09 �dd £waiug *raw hnkrPL Th N. FRENCH AVE; SANFORD. FLA. 3V71 VYORM WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publlsh,c NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D.CURRIE. Managing Editor U VAN GRACKLE. Adwrt(sing Ok.. IMuc IlIvery: WM. 36 t:Ninth, $2.0; 1*stths, I14.S IN BRIEF Soviets Announc e Launch Of Two Men Into Space ear. 12511 By Mail: In FIeiâ sane as home deWvery. All Yther mail: Month, $2.7G; $ Months, $1$. 12 Months, $32.11 :mird Worlders E_ ';iri. A' North Off , Targe t — call for amity and nonnal elatlena with the United Stats at a conferenet ,eOedicated to trtr us dm may startle some. HoweveT, it was about the only clear-eyed and ragmatie policy visible at the fifth annual conference, Of "nonaligned" natlos at Ckmbo Sri lanka, ieeently. North Vietnam probably has no more IM for We Unitnd: States don deCss, North Korea, Sri lanka, Syria and many of the other IN mum that ittended thecoofereice. B Prime Mhtlater Phafli Van Dorg a knows that North Vm will need ____ a great deal of assistance from the United States to çsbulld his war-torn nation. His technique Is the tarrot, not the sUL Arnedcan aid to North Vidnam is not Ukely in the near ftitwe, not so mug as North Vietnam falls to live UP to its treaty obligation abotA providing the United States with information on Americans missing In action. North Vietnamese are patient people, however, and will continue to chip away Vietnam's PRO/CON a y hour: a step toward 1984? Q you . . ___ LS01"AL, L) ' ' 0 a , __ \ \•______ 4. \ MOSCOW (AP) — The Soviet Union sent a two-man Screw into space today, Tass announced. Todays Topic: 'Television arid Government." ii debated by Sen. John Pastors (D• R.1.),chalrman of theSenateiubcommitteeon communications, and Sander Vanocur, former NBC correspondent and currently chief television critic for The Washington Post. Their remarks are excerpted from the National Town Meeting which is held each Wednesday at the KennedyCenter In Washington, D.C., where prominent figures debate Issues arid answer questions from the audience. (This is the second of two related articles.) JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — The three-day strike by black workers in Jo- If hannesburg eased slightly today on Its last day, but many of Cape Town's 200,000 non- ' white workers began a two'day work boycott despite leaflets postponing it a week. Three more blacks were killed by police gunfire Tuesday night In Johannesburg's Soweto township, raising the toll to at least 16 dead since the start Monday of the job protest against the white government's racial policies, the city's leading black newspaper - gradually and calculatedly. COST Sen. John Pastore te the oos1te awesrs to be true Sander Vanocur . hard core members of the Third World. Their MI6L • to the ftsally bear $ gist Is the (sasSy how a geed c.scqt7 vehement attacki on the United States are p0th5 tiesa and their call for a "new economic order" Is For a long, t e my committee has been My Opposition is totally political and not rsngM nothing less than a demand for a massive and cultural. The Congre. especially, the honee N T( families, cinpZhthig about excessive subcommittee on appropriations, ukad the Immediate transfer 01 technology and wealth from violence on teliyizkn. And we've been getting Chairman of the FCC Richard Wiley, what he the Western industrial world to the economically .• .• • • a lter the tnd*atry frvrn time to thus as they was going to do aboutsex and— the pins. depressed countries. came before our committee because after all we w=1 violence, it was madly radial or addedqV An Impression is left that the West has been . . '. . do have Oversight responsibility. I guess, as a aex, like those topless shows. My objection to ft Is nlggard]y and self serving. The truth Is that since result 01 this, the mdterwudiactuedby the that IthoMut brought th networks and FCC and then the broadcasting Industry. On its government, tirough the FCC, bdoan am that I the first Unaligned meeting at Bandung, Indonesia, • • e, ( own I'itIathestablished the family hour). I want the government toay d oi* of, which Is In 1955 the poorest nations represented at Colombo . . had nothing to do with it. I never heard about the content received $57 billion In grants and $84 billion In low family how until ft w& piiH1ih •'IT Interest, long-term loans. Almost to a nation each If we didn't learn anylhth from the Nin bma lcM And I . . .: country is far worse off today In relation to the rest years — and I speak as someone who I think family hour Is a SUP in the ri5ht dItSCUOIL of the world than it was 15 years ago. Most simply learned something from those years In terms of • •• The contention Is made that it leads to bland White House Interference In broad"uting, or do not have the Political and social order to make prugrimming. Well, I don't think so. You take attempts at It — we should have learned that good use 01 the help. A second factor accelerating — 'Don't forget there's an election this y.ari' Mary Tyler MooreShow. You take the government should day away from the First the their economic skid has been the sharp rise In oil waitons. You take the Jefferions, Good Times. I Amenthnent and free expression exce$ to prices by some of the nations sitting around the JOHN mean, therear many many prom that uarantee g our right to have It. CUNNIFF really eft, edncst,. conference tables at Colombo. Accepting this, i think the family hour ad a precedent U the however, the United States and the Western in_- Gallup B I don't belleve In blandness. But the qued1 government met, as Wiley did, with the officials dustrial nations simpltwn here Is that there was ne garbage R ol e of the three netWork to talk about doing Third World's econo c ezciye violence being shown on television that Mmethlng about 1e1eviol violence, why can't jE YORE (AP)—The GelII Organlutbon, forpredicting. interest to have wars, unrest and Uncertain supIs maccept W o s lot of people. I would do they do It is news? well.known marketing and attitude research Gallup thus joins the Survey Research Center, nothing (to block development) of CAIY. I'm all plies of natural resourceg. firm, has decided to enlarge its role in the In- Sindlinger I think that violence should be lessened on & Co. and The Conference Board, for that kind 01 Rescheduling debt repayments would relieve competitiOn, But do you know television. I think the market place should fl&Y ilgniflcant area of tm.frg c currently the major forces In the measurement that the elderly is some Pressure. And the wealthy Arab nations like Rhode Island have sent me decide, U it Is deciding now because commercial 4 sumer economics and buying intentim. Wough interviews. of consumer econanics and umuse 0`6 of letters George Gallup, chairman, scheduled a 1wSauil Arabia which are members of the Third advertisers are taking their spots away tmm over destroy free WeviWon? And that's what we doni . unduly violent shows, Let the market place cheon here today to announce that Jay 30year period. World groups must be persuaded to take up some of director of the famed Survey want to do for the elderly — destroy free decide ft. I don't want the government in even an Its development has been spurred by the rise television. the $40 billion In annual trade deficits that the Research Center at the University of Michigan, in discretionary income, or income above that economically poor nations are suffering, will be employed to develop the program. which mad be used for immediate needs and And that's the reason I would assume that we Has television affected the political process? However, in the long rim the only answer IS The Michigan survey will continue under the which thus affords families the option of what to could have a family hour, we can have mature outside investment that produces jobs and wealth. buy, or even of whether to buy or bank. direction of F. Thomas Juster, progeams, and then II it doesn't work we It certainly has had an effect. What kind of an The multi-billion international resources bank organization four years ago, and George During the l970s consumer researchers make a change. But this Idea that we're going to effect I don't think we know very much about. Proposed by the United States in Nairobi in May pioneer In consumer psychology and first demonstrated that, while consusners might be rule it out because ft's a showplace just for kids The social scientists are just beginning to turn that would stabilize Third World developments director of the center, and Sci1edskampa able to afford purchases, they, often refrained Is a fallacy, their attention to this. But the whole question Is j from doing so because of Vietnam, Watergate ° without dragging in problems of nationalism would of the cod of getting on television. Politicians are Has television affected the political process? not sure what the effect of television Is. But they be a good start. Katona said the loss of Schmledskamp would . and, as Katona says, a general malaise. K commented a few days ago that dare not be without It. They dare not. be felt deeply at the center, but he praised Solutions to economic problems do not come It has affected it in a very material way. has become Gallop move, which he viewed not as com "Watergate was an economic factor, an econorn. Television ft costs mOney, and it's why I happen to be quickly nor easily — as even the United States is Petition an Integral part of our cancer." Millions of Americana win' to cai Ref Act. It didn't learning as it painfully inches out of a recession, lifestyle. There's no question about IL I think but as "al wonderful and psychologica research."gain for attitudinal financial ability to buy decided against big ticket per really treat the heart of the matter which Is cost cut of our population looks at television. But they are possible if the will exists. purchases and investments. They lacked faith, as related to television. Carter announced a He indicated, however, that the Gallup he sald don't know what we would do wi iLWedon't organization's efforts would Initially be some. Early in 1973, said Katona, he saw the do very good with It. But I don't know what we budget of eight to 10 million dollars for what handicapped by the limitations of data. would do people withoutasIt. It does have an effect on television. lie's working on a budget that Is not recession of 1fl4 developing. With Conewner educating larger than what John p. Kennedy spot in to the Issues and the per- much "Gallop obviously doesn't have what we attitudes deteriorating it became clear that i I'm not sure that that is going to be enough • have," he said. Asked what that was, he replied, expansion could not continue, he said, time While Jimmy Carter was talking to farmers at the Iowa from his point or of view whatever President '*Twenty years of past data to understand new projections of business and government econdate fair, the House Agriculture Committee In Washington was People would not have known Carter or Ford Ford spends. data." omlsts notwlthatanding. approvift a bill to red the governmient's subsidy on peanuLL or Reagan or Mondale as well as they do If we recognition "The most volatile and critical factor in the It seems to rue the real Issue Is not coughing Thmoveun4erscores the gro The peanut fanner from Plains, Ga., has a lot of farming didn't have television. It stands to reason. The up more of our money to pay for commercial that not only corswner ability but also economy Is consumer attitudes, consumer experience, all of It farming a crop that has historically been only trouble with It Is, it's become so expensive television advertisements but to find out If willingness to spend is critical to the of- discretionary expenditures," he said. "ft Is not heavily subsidizedby the goyernm.L today that it's hard for most people to afford It, there's some way that local stations and the fectiveness of business and government the economic cycle; consumers bring about the Whataregotngtodoaboutgivig It migJ* be nice to have a farmer In the White House for a programs, and that it can be measured and used economic cycle." networks will give It away as part of a public change, but out if he tried to radore U bankrupt system of to candidates for high political office? service. farm price supports and production coctrois that may have been JACK ANDERSON needed dining the Great Depression but have no place in today's economy. reported. Efforts On MIAs Expected UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — With Vietnam's application to enter the United Nations put off until November, U.S. officials say they, expect new efforts to learn the fate of (01 Americans missing In action in Vietnam American officials at the United Nations ç inslstod that the American demand for a full accounting of some 800 MIAs as a prerequisite for normalizing relations with Hanoi or for letting Vietnam join the United Nations will not change, no matter who wins the presidential election Nov. 2. 4 vI New Quakes Strike Italy UDINE, Italy (AP) New earthquakes struck northeast Italy today and were felt in wide parts of, north ern Italy, Austria, Yugoslavia and even in Strasbourg, France. At least five persons were reported dead and dozens were injured. Police said they had received reports of cars having been buried under landslides but were unable to say whether anyone had been - 'I trapped inside. 4 ERRY'SWOLD Navy brass Browbeaten To Back Claim WASHINGTON — Shouting profanities, "Absolutely not! Hell no!" he spluttered. His meaning they would begin Payments to Tenneco. Clem Deputy Defense Secretary WWlarn Qements only ents noted almost as an afterthought that browbeat the highest naval procurement of- bu Interest, he said, was in getting Navy ships "Why in the hell haven't you done it?" he ilt, "wants the government's Interest fully growled Clements. ficlals this summer Into supporting the disputed protected." But he Immediately added: "The m cpg minutes show that he tried to claim of a gigantic oil conglomerate. MIchaell responded plaintively: "I don't President rush thro ugh a settlement on terms favorable to think and the Congress are losing conwe will ever get them done as fast as Diesel fidence In the His voluble assault on the officials took place Tenneco. Navy." The minutes summed up behind closed Pentagon doors. He never ex- civilian He summoned a dozen admirals and wants." jp, Qamnerds' officials Into his office on the afternoon tersely: "U the Navy won't Bowers volunteered that he had spoken pected the public to find out about U. We have to settle these claims, he will." of July 13. With fiscal abandon, he opened up on Diesel on the telephone. Te le Obtained a copy, however, of the detailed, con- Adm. Hyman phone Rickover, who has tried to hold versations, grumped Qement weren't enoih. ch Meanwhile, Sen. William Proxmnlre, D.-Wis., flMj minutes. shipyards to their contracts without excessive airman of the Joint Economy In Government Clements accused an assistant navy y — eyeball to adjotmmts, eye ball," he said. subcommittee, has asked Atty. Get. Edward secretary and an admiral of dragging their feet Then Clement., confide.] that he had met with He Invoked the names of Senate Armed Levi to investigate possible fraud In the Tenneco on a deal, which could cost the taxpayers U Newport News Co. president John Diesel. They Services Chairman John Stemnis, D.-Miss,, and claims. InWh an $1 billion. "Why in the hell haven't you discussed a settlement which happens to be the House Armed Services Chairman Melvin Price, "It Is apparent to me," wrote Proxmire, done It?" he demanded fiercely. subject of a legal battle between the company D.-DL "They have lost absolute confidence in "that there are officials In the Defense Depart. Clement, lock the side of the Newport News and the 0 Navy. Yet the Navy Co. against his own Navy lawyers. lawyers rsaponslbje for the and Justice Dept. what the Navy Is doing and they are not going to !flent who would sacrifice the public Interest by litigation weren't approve any Navy new shipbuildIng programs turning over to the shipbuilders sum., of money invited to the tete-a-tete. oil &odsu4gfte. It may be merely a coinunless they get this claims mess cleaned up," far in excess of the amounts agreed to Glaring at the procurement people In his said Clements. in the contracts." dd*e 1114 QiuwAs made his own pillioqg In Qg ce, Jared: "I) wa to If the Navy would just move faster to oblige the oil Ind ustry. A Tenneco settlement, Prosmire warned, settle the overall problems he has with the Navy Tenneco, Clements promised, "i'u support you; could "compromise the govepg'5 The Tenneco Aubeldiary has been building and get on with the business of building ships." Stennis will ability to cruiser, carrlejs ond nuclear submarines for you; Price will support you. enforce (all) contracts." As a first step, Clements directed that "a I want you support to clean up this mesa." the Navy. The company claims the Navy owes It provisional payment Can be made" to Tenneco Footnote: Clement., told us that a settlement Clement a said be WaS "convinced that tj changes and on submar e almoat WA ,million for a proba bly codd be reached for about in claim., Newport Ne ws Is serious In their threat to stop of the $1.8 billion other cost escalations. A Tenneco settlement per cent If the Navy refused to settle the claims, he building sought by the ahipbufl. He, ships for the Navy U things do not tin- denied could set a precedent for payouts to other warned, then he would do It. He cited as a prove." that the Navy's court cast had been Uncompanies. The claims come to a grand total of precedent the Pentagon's celebrated d&CUtbYhisduwithNe the wp N $1.8 billion. Siding o.drageously with the company In its multlmmllion.doilar bailout of Lockheed. or his remark president th a t the Na vy had not Li m houx4ong talk with us, Cements denied own deparunent, he said Mat. Navy Secy. Jack Bowers and Adm. he also negotiated In good faith. The shipbuil "agrees with Newport News that the should his past oil industry ties had anything to do ders., it with Fredrick Michaelis appeared to be cowed by Navy has not be noted, deny there is freud In their negotiated In good faith." his pressure for a selilemnent. claims. Mm. Michaelis denied We are going to do they told him, At the dose of the meeting, th that the Navy e Irascible was Intimidated Don Jackson (left), co-chairman, formally proclaim Saturday's and Lake Mary Mayor Walt Sorenson Bicentennial celebration. No cases of the plague have By DORIS DIETRICH registration, call Mrs. True, display equipment. Mrs. S.P. "They have even burrowed Herald Cos. espeaiej 3ZW. Letha Fowler, 3224436, is into a road junction, though Presentation of flags and a Activities at the school will chairman of this committee. asphalt pavement," Maj. Dan brief ceremony at 10:30 a.m. feature something for Individuals and organizations O'Brien, public information of. Saturday will launch Lake everyone. Lake Mary Rotary are invited to set op booths as ficer at Ft d, said Tuesda y. Mary's Bicentennial Club will provide rides and fund-raising projects, at no "It gives you quite a daft to celebration. And, according to entertainment for children. The charge. One section will feature see their heads sticking op in co-chairmen Don Jackson and Lake Mary Junior Police will an exhibit of antiques,artifacts the middle of the road." Mrs. R.E. True, bands and sell food and beverages and and historical memoribllla Army officials originally said other groups are welcome to Lake Mary Woman's Club is provided by any interested form the parade that will sponsoring a We sale. persons. Time items will be for they wanted to use sodium flu' follow. Area arts ad crafts fanciers display only and not for sale. oroacetate, also known as Corn' Among several parade are welcome to display their One of the highlights of the pound 1*, in the obliteration participants scheduled to works, at no charge, which will afternoon will be the drawing campaign, which cannot be march are the U.S. Naval be judged by a qualified panel. For a red, white and blue hand. launched until spring because Training Center Band and Ribbons will be awarded the made polyster afghan, made the animals are about to go into NYPIJM (National Youth winners. Exhibitors must especially as a Lake Mary hlberatlon, Program Using Minlbikes). For furnish their own tables and Bicentennial memento. The Army had announced It would seek an exemption from a federal order Issued In 1971 which bans use on federal land Li PflITAI Ifr ru.#ru i ?L ui U 0 SEPTEMBER It ADMISSIONS • Essle Atkins Andrew Dupree Barbara Greene William Hawse Annie Pearl Hill • - - ' Clarinda Keach Berth Meckback Carol Ann Dowling, DeBary Edna B. Greene, DeBary Doris Goedland, Deltona -Dorothy McCain, D1t Ruth Muller, Deltona Eleanor Russell, Deltona Harry Gilmore, Lake Mary Sophia Karas, Maitland Mamie Hutchings, New Smyrna ah Elizabeth Eggleston, Orange City Rose Loyd, Orlando Glenda Allman O3tfl Gregory Lefils, Odeen , DISCftARGES Julius Brown Barbara Canton Joyce Crowe Mary Gallagher lie Gibbs Carolina Plerro Birdie Stone Kimberly Walker Lena Weaver Harry Williams Gary Wayne Casselberry • • MRS. ELLA SEIGLER Mrs. Ella Selgler, 81, of 2624 El Portal Dr., Sanford, died Fuesday In a Jacksonville mrslng home. She had been a S It wrong for a funeral director to enjoy lfe ? \ The truth, of course, is that we're people, lust like you. We have the same human interests and habits and faults as other people. And maybe that's wh,t makes us good funeral directors: we understand your feelings in time of loss because we feel the same way in our own time of loss. GRAMKOW AlIlp<jflr It(JUI•I "Alti) SASFVflU, F L.OHItJA TI 1IP140rf. iiL I iM t. IiHAMl' i)W •.. , THERE'S rar r,ij.%,% YQUI FUTURE IN • ' Leigh, • N Vivan Taylor, Deltona Carolyn White, Deltona Elizabeth Mathieux, Geneva Karen Parker, Orange City Jean Orlando ot ff • • - DECORATED ,.• ...,,, .,• f . A. MIN' t ' ,• . Introductory Offer / Douglas Radcliffe, W. Va. 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FUNERAL HOME .' ,. rL AREA DEATHS I — reported, but the Army said the ground squirrels MIII ate beena problem be,'wse they have undermined the land so seriously that an earthen dam coflapseil Army officials my fum" also complain that the ground squirrels eat their crops. Lake Mar y Poised For Bicentennial Louise Pages Kathrina Sanders George Swain George Harhalos, Altamonte Spr ings James Akkew, DeBary I of poIsons, such as Compound WA Indirectly, both game aid I 1*, that could be passed from flongame." one NthI%al to anther. Rep. William Whitekerd, B. This plan drew opposition Va., has Preolderd Ferd from envlronmentalls*, and tódenytheiqmpues forth. reached the halls of Congress. poisoning.. Wsham ber of the hloese Armed Serv. The chairman of the wildlife Ices Coiflmlttee, said one ouse, committee for the Sierra Qubs of Compoend 1* could klfl local chapter. BettyDavis, said more than 10 P"'. Compound 1010 had been He said the Arm)r's 1pt binned for the "good reason arose because it leased a large that It Is not only highly effec- Part of the base for cob gr. tive In killing ground squirrels htgand the cattlemen kfl3ed off but Is violently toxic to other coyotes, which had kept the wildlife as well, both directly squirrel population In chech Army officials claim they have an emergency on their hands because the population of squirrels, which may harbor fl that Carry babcnicplague. hasJwnped from l nlllIontol0 iimilhion since 1112. — Rosetta Nelson Farm Policy -I Both posts are overpopulated by the Beedmey growmd squirrel, one of 11 species of ground squirrels, which look like chip. menki Boycott Begins In S.A. Famil , FT. 04W, CulL (AP) — The Army Is declaring war on millions of California ground srr,ls becaimee 01 concern that the iIitils may spread buboole plam The problem Involves two facilities new Ft d: the III,. Olacre _ vatlon and Oeere Camp The official news agency said the Soyuz 22 spacecraft was Commander] by the veteran cosmonaut Col. Valery Bykovsky, 42, who rode Vostok 5 Into space In 1963. His flight engineer is Vladimir Akaenov, 41, who Tan said had been active in the develop-ment of new spacecraft systems and testing them In flight since 1963. __ [1 REFOE, MRS LOUISE M. Fljneral ServiceS for Mrs Louise M Refoe, of 614 Hickory Ave. Sanford, wto died Monday at ne home, w i ll be held Thursday at 10 a m in the All Souls Catholic Church With Fr. William Ennis officiating Burial will be In leattawn Cemetery. Survivors 111C We her husband, H. L Retoe Sr • two ions. H L Jr. and WaIc1e; two daughters in law. Stietlye L and Lillie B Refoe. one granda,gf,Ir, Annie Louise Retoe two nieces and other relatives and IriCnds Wilson ElchelL,erger Mortuary 's in charge of arrangements SEIGLER. MRS. 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'~ ' . . . 171lime D me that would c fr, th,i reduce ui for *.tig per cat 01 the flr* 9- I . I '. , I-, Will! 1 I .,.'~ -,. -*%I-I 11*,%~ff - Moan .. . I.. Meets James Buckley For' U.S. "Senate Seat 4 •1, * . . . N -~';- -4-1 1~ .- r7 - 7j ~ 1. A (-- ~ . ,A , Moynihan Edges Abzua . In Tight New York. . P'rIiàry m- ___ - __ __ .1 4 - dMm child can Jsctlme or thmore RmJSrWIW,'P!,1Ord side the home nedir the old law. to ikbe thm to the pouror tuwife woeb and qnelifl. fir the Tho 1flhtIr'W' dedection has who hire bsbyilttors. d the ys for the core 01 The old law purmM*.d a tax payers. The (as credit Is biii NP for aciniN of This chme, effecàv, ned ps"slon plan. WALDIGTON IA?) (Whila tIrg tines for mid one child, per cod 01 the de&tlon from t", hicolu. cskthtid the h....imdlN. a'fl.1 the old for every Jan. 1,1. gsaerafly kwed es .io .*upa r Ame1canu (be hifl also wlfl ltd $,ON id derhig the of to $4,111 a yser for ax- t By The Asasdated Press muff how the Nov" .eid fird dip hi vIA ;od Evuij,M who lower federal menses by (1s re litwo or more pei It will be Daniel Patrick Mo milas 01 hirIng rmwii Ia or little 1* or she Uth.jW,pliCStWWkWU50 rewarding the p,wiw c flies aitadoral e tax ekid $17.1 hiuiosi. The be cMIei.Th, mkIhiwn tax cweforadgldui,11osa This Is Ow United Nations, again J HereIshewafanØyoffls trth to ths.conom aid A" ysors diuiI lax cuts will Id! credit for on, child would be 11iled 4peii4pg 01 woes. laId fore under the old li could not be an am U.S. Senate from New York. PIM d law dem* Ow was the nation's social droda". 1I.Ud m Amu1. d $18 hilliesi, osul for two or — Old law unless th e taiy er On a day In which such no Work. the new bill. The 0 It Is a snail dip, likely to be 'I = aaW"*0U1M là cdi will re&e federal maximum , ilk deductions. would be INS. There are several conditions family include, two difideen broadefleci In step. Hubert Humphrey and I A limited to th bivwr., mother 1(1 U. ft Is av1abl. to Ibsee f-nh.. In Coming 71g. hill m. new provision allows a renominated for their Senate di. the old law: 8db porn under 11, hes an income of P1 may taxpayer me law allows a woehor cos4hime lbroei This will be pertly oiel by $S ,tiia both parents_work,_or *sually had to work f ul taxpayer t deduct slim y • states, Moynihan edged Rep. ixl time; $11,110 a year with bdh parents who has no other pension lWTthls yen todMl tax 1 i In t In creases, hvl.d Wh11* the 0117 porid rL. no deduction was P1 permitted for working, York's DemocratIc contest am has moving furniture Itemized toad aside iç to$l,110a Yen IA ponies with or wlthftt previdleg a liz midly aginat the wk)ded The credit would be odended payments to relatives; Itemizing. The citing, would be nd f lodging for himself and Republican side. the deductlme 01 $1,710, and takes an Indi 01 for the tax- Americens. to those tmflIen eahig the deduction was reduced $1 for the mitlmwn $110 credit for vidnel RetirosneidAc-enectiy, next jan. i, maning , Th ne jjs th e rosi. to Moynihan,*, who quit lad cotmt. at mo y Is notlined h dedent, or 2 (aIs expected to give andard deduction as well as each $001 amioul Income above Indi thatthis provision -: Nation', vidoab. held a narrow lead lix wdIl it Is wlthdesvn; 01 fird ISIIS 01 finol IIRVO1 to the hill this those who 'nIe, deduction,. 128,110. mill () route for 1177 fIled new law will raise the woddng and lower mldd generalllj would be • ip hi liii. pl If thE family ra~ d week, and Presided Ford Is Na Is ezposted to double the Mostlinpertantly, hi of York City ,nivfrn tO boroughs dlCfl de $00°0 of Brocklj _ electlosydar tax expected Ii sige it. ntnnher of families aing ddld requIre1 the expense be claims the TniTlmwn Child. Mr., L1,. ...&..i he $mIIO rule to 35 -a .wilEM EMM W t MO asol would be In a cDxaiderrkAy meesas lnthnu effort to °"° In a'MItlon to the child care care tax advantages, from two claimed as an itemized DANIEL P.MOYNIHAN until an official recanvam, roil lower tax brarket. provide_something for id provisions, lbs assortment of million to fow_ dllIsi ___ ___ The owed would be $725. detlon on tax rdim. beome if. ll new Under certain dri'orndanc'w Tb. ding.. wi willallowthe ubid 4a4.Fir dhor would make it The ere will w to benolit not been avulhable NW LAW— The chiWcwe worker to raise the total ccntri- the law h. allowed a dsdoctlon fictive for moves an or aftSI abid two niuiosi American. easier to claim alimony separated parents, and to to the IS Per cidofAjnor cod no longer would be a butlon to $1,750 a yew it me from UnW Income 01 -- ned Jan. 1, and the now pro* ore .specftd to take payments a a tax detlon; cvsçles when one spoil, works who me the dand deduc- deduction aid the fanfly would extra money Is earmarked for moving I5)5Sl if the move Is dowill be used for 1517 re advidage 01 see pwelàs would expand tax benefits in coly pert4hne. Relative. may tAlon. me (hi mailman diadeM di. pension for a spoise who due r*It.d beca.e of anploy- term job.rslat.d moves and wield be hired for the child care if The 111111 changes the dnctIosL Wlthoid the child-care not work outside the borne. V111111111 E clew the way for tax-deferred Social Security taxes are deduction to a crediL Dedisc. credit, this would mean a tax This could — 0 0 peniLn& for bobas. result in a joint withheld from the babysitting lion, are tracted from In.. 1111ty of $741. Bid the Mal.account 01 $1,750 a year or &N Is how these benefits paychecks. come; cs,dits an subtract.d loan credit of $110 for two separate accoads of $75 for work: ,ic,,sousaa INVITATION fOliO The new credit may be from tines owed.. dilkkm would reduce the tax each spoise. bw ftcy Notice is hereby vivo that i am The beard of Trestles of ffi1P 0 I CWIWCAU culculated on all qualifying There Is another didbt1cn hill to zero, a savings from the lids provision Is engaged In business at 17? Sheridan Seminole County Pulik Haspttat child. care payments made In Up to Income beyond $01,111 a old law of $728. The savi ng ai helping hossewlyis, Ave.. Longwoo4. Seminole County. Invitle bids upon the IsUowilie: To at Its tax rda'u filed zt 1171, and it will .nninat. me year, where it rapidly varies with Income and chi Florida under the fictiflous name of pripore drawings and spacif teat Ions By DAVE RILEY ld- the extra benefit could go to a BEST CHEMICAL & SUPPLY, and to build an addition to Sintino$e No Iiiroves spring for 1171, workIng parents cnp4ex, aepsrt, f used to liT1Iflklsl, the old $4j014. cars expenses. Asseclated Pro.. Write, husband who does not work out- that $ Intend to register said name Memorial Hospital. wim the CircuitCourt. Additional Information is available President Ford Is making his first campaign trip outvide Seminole Counly, Florida In ac el H. O'e With *0 'EP!' Washington, a brief Jaunt for a speech at his alma mater that will cordance with theprovisions of the Agent. _____ take him within a few miles of where Jimm Isto Fictitious Name Stafute To-Wit: All bids shall be mailed to ttiI N.Yr y Carter make a Section $45.05 Florida StaMns major address. 1557. Board of TrvstNs of the Seminole now suhirpC M 5: Joseph Pee County Public HospItal, 1101 East vIl. B-Ph _________ Ford, who has been under fire from Carter for staying in the Publish: Aug. IS, Sept. I, I. $5, 157$ First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. __ qiiickly WAIINGTON (A?) Con- In the bill would affect typical lion when figuring White Home instead 01 meeting voters, says there will be "some DEC126 All bids shall be postmsrted not me tile fird $4,005 of earned Income, tract $750 for each exemption !I Bill- mud ,yeaianaj uncatabdy about American families: later thin the 5th day of October surprlses"Inhis speech tonight on domestic and foreign policy at moaning they do not Itemize Tb. 1 Its reduced gradually (total 13,000), leaving $1,500; ma. and shall be received on or pm.a for both mjs lbs drngth of the national i 11 the University of mchigan. ALL TAXPAYERS deductions for medical ixbefore diasppa FICTITIOUSNAMI before t he Ph da y of Octob er 1574. wian the turn to Tax Schedule Y ( for will w"l`1`BsA Gif AU It 90 SCO111111111013 will mom money In At the sane (line Ford into speak at Aim Arbor, Democratic Every taxpayer could sub. petwes, state and local taxes, family's Income hits $5,000. Considerat ion of such bids will Ow ted hraIIsr joint retitns), read down to the the pech(s of meet American,, tract from tax,., owed $28 for contributions, etc. pic. Is hi , rn that we place as me meeting of me nominee Carter is to deliver what aides called "a major speech" owes pVur. It aol ava The novel part of thin credit Is $,000plue line and we they engaged in businesa at d05 LIImIII Board of Trustees in the Seminole to a date AFL'CIO convention about 30 miles away In the Detroit Is ibid to extend himself and each depended. A' 4 to owe plus o f ibIs be the A5I&IIisPUb& il for onsm Inilation In record years has that ft Is payable even those $1,3ao l2 per cent the Beach Or., Orlando 32110, semInole County Publ ic HospItal (Seminole aidher 11 months me an- family of six, for e suburb of Dearborn, Mich. Tills, Increased the value of Itossthed f—nhhis that owe no W. For CZCiI5 OV $1,000. That meais County, Flor io under the I ictilous Memorial Hospital) at 11:30 o'clock x ample, now bish ossacY B-Pill tIIICeaiCn tax Cuts that were could save 1210 In taxes. i emly aesno So kreaae iwal name of INTERIORS BY REV. A.M. on the I2ttt day of October 1574. Ford into depart Immediately after his speech and his aides say I deduction, but standard deduc- eiample, If a qualified family a tax bill of $1,410. enacted last year. he may not leave Washington again all month except to fly to TREX. and that we intend to Robert T. Belsarer. of bo There Is an alta'natin for (loss ranalned curnporativaly earning $4,000 had $1,000 In' register said name with the Clark of Administrator Without the extendon: Philadelphia for the first of his debates with Carter on Sept. 23. Uerfamllles andslngk per. low.. me Circuit Court, Seminole cow unreimbursed medical exSeminole Memorial Legal Notice j" I —Taxis on vittally every sons. Instead of me $3Sper.perFlorida In accordance with the Carter darted out In Arizona on Hospital The standard deductions penses and ibm reduced its tax ccr so a p e an for the American would rise, with the son credit, they could reduce were Tuesday and worked his way to the Fictitious Name Publish: Sept. IS, 14. 17. 151k 'N , CIRCUIT COUIT, IN AND proisio Montana raised and the Dakotas. Both he and his runni last year and the to sero, maasfac*anr. es e ng mate, Sen. th government would Pon SIMINOLI COUNTY, TOWN heislid Liidtu falli io Sect n 545.05 DED-$2 the w Walter Mondale, accused the Ford administration ng on thfr taxes by 2 Per cent of their hill would make thee, changes mail out a Check for too, Florid a Statutes 1557. *10 __ • .I 18111* NIMN gmorid fanille, FLORIDA. of poor first $1,000 of Income, or a permanent: 5: Jo Ann Reynolds IN THE CIRCUIT COURT P01 IbIs Is,, casY4o4ika B-Pill management that has turned the Medicare program Into a This credit would be extended CIVIL ACTION NO. 1$4445-CA*I 1'vomy would be domaximum Bonnie Treater SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA cr edit of $110. JAMES C. CREWS AND BILLA 0. Any taxpayer who does not in me bill tirongh Dec. 31, 1977, cs.bs newly foiThUIiICd. highly "national disgrace." Publish: Sept. is, ,,. Oct. . 111 CIVIL ACTION NO 7$'INi.CA*P CREWS, His Wife, The taxpayer could choose Itemize Is allowed a $1,700 mlii- meaning It could be c ccsseisaled vitamin F. It leniiz prlved 01 $15 billion In conDEDS1 in Re lIe MarTlaW SI aimed on — saner spending, Mondale and Carter were to join forces today for appearances to quidly WIN up &W st______ whichever option et Kuwa WILLIAM FRANKLIN AN. —Bilhl'" would lose to seater tax savingprovides lb. Imum deduction If single and r urns flied next spring for In Minnesota. the rao" pysioioicai WANDA JEFFREY. ak-a WANDA ________________ DERSON, Husband $2,100 If married and filing a 1576 and In the sprIng 0(1978 for Ford spent the day at the White House, but his running mate, I the of the . -.. and So ST UMBO AND ROGER STUMBO tax cofl.ctor about $4.5 1AI- To take advantage of the joint ret urn, is matter how the 1977 tax year. I, BRUCE A. SMAT HERS. Her b h..iciJ)y ieapiuibk for its lion a year that otherwise could credit, (he taxpayer totals his little MARY PATRICIA ANDERSON, Husband, AND THE ATLAN. Sec re Sen. Bob Dole, was campaigning In the West, tary of Slate of the State of Wife he earns. TIC NATIONAL DANK OF SAN. Fiendi, do hereby certify that Here Is how taxes would go up allow). youthfulneu, health and be most to create jobs. the In Phoenix, Ariz., Carter said, "I'd like to know why, after eight income, subiricts his dedueNOTICE OF ACTON The maximum standard de- if the cuts were not extended, FORD. A Banking Corporation lollfe. following: yea's of a Republican administration, we're still losing 28 to 50 Congress Li expected to take lions and exem$Ions, corn- ductIonIs16 TO: WILLIAM FRANKLIN per ca t 01 income, Defendants ALTAMONTE PEDIATRIC uI.fl4NTW$PNSU assuming the taxpayer In each ANDERSON NOTICIOFACTION 1. per cent of all the Medicaid money that's supposed to be for good ASSOCIATES REAL ESTATE tinalactkmtldiweekonama,. put his taxes, then subtracts but no more than $2,400 for case had deductions totalIng TO: WANDA Ind ation. JEFFREY Residence and addr esS health care." LIMITED ' sly. tax-revision that Inbill th e cred it fr om taxes owed. F-Pillicjives quick and the aka unknown dectIVC dtides e single persons mid $2,100 for about 16 per cent 01 income: WANDA SUMBO AND 345 BUILDING. LTD xtension of the IndividThe Individual credit was couples. ROGER STUMI • YOU ARE NOTIFIED tht an remit. to as high as 4 out of A Senate subcommittee recently documented instances of CHURCH LAKE, LTD. a y A single person would p H er Husband action (, Dissolution SI Mar,age people (50%) who have used It. tal and balnom tax cuts as available, but amounted to only FRANKLIN. SEMINOLE IN. has This mean' that couples who more if he earned 13,000; $151 If unneeded and duplicated health exams and laboratory work paid beat flied against you and you RESIDENCE UNKNOWN VESTORS. LTD. scme .people well as nanerom other changes $30, for 1975, meanIng for taxes do not Itemize will be allowed to he earned $10,000; $150 if he for by the government, and Senate Investigators estimated that we rew ired to serve a copy of your YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED GRE EP4AC RE IN DUSTR IAL, feel law, high p, paid by April 15 1l5. The $35 subtract up to $2,500 from Its earned $12,500 or more. that an action to foreclose on that LTD. written defenses, If any. to It on S. perhaps as much as half of the money spent annually on Medicare of E in pu dais tbiughe'eesae 4y certain mortgage dated December KIRBY creltand the 0*ennative aniood of Income MONCRIEP, of Is wasted. Stibled to GOLDEN GROVES. LTD. OF SHINHOLIER LOGAN AND A married cotle with no 1 24, 1573. Public Records at Seminole FLORIDA late them (tel bet* 'on i usiiItj Con- az'e effective for retm filed In tax. The Democratic nominee said he wanted to know why Ford, as County, F rida, On the foll frü,'a ch il lo ow MONCRIEF, PtaInhlft' ing dren wod pay $200 more at Attorney, MARINA PLAZA AND ESTATES, ,.rakbedd, standpoint. rpaI ca's that ending the tax April 1977 and 197L described Property, to-wit: whom address is. Poo Office, sail Experts estimate that the the $6, a congressman, had voted against Medicare, adding: "When an Other [(9.0111 alsO show It ' LIMITED Income level; $177 es now might came an cccThe West 12.5 feet of Lot N In 2275, Sanford, Florida. 32771. on or, NON-ITEMIZERS So 11N111 dillY SensiOfI ORLANDO KN OL LS, LTD. administration opposes the basic concepts of helping with public higher standard deduction' will more if they earned $1t500; Blocli IS. and all of Lot M in Block 43 before October IS, 1975.. and file the —Abo ut 50 per cent -of tax- encourage nine mill SANTO FE, LTD. a relaxed, happier outlook ismic talhepin. funds to provide good health care for our people, It Is almost (nevio AMENDED PLAT OF CRYSTAL ion tax- and $110 more at or above $15,or igina l with the clark of th is Court; SKYWAYS. LTD. , on 1W." ' Jc- payers LAKE SHORES. Lake Mary, otherwise a table that health care programs will not be operated properly." default will be fromftenentered a SUMMIT ASSOCIATES. LTD.. *V*IIAII Florida, accordIng to the Plot iftagainst you for the relief demanded Ixing. This would mean fewer And Carter continued to twit Ford for his day-at-home camCASSELBERRY. FLORIDA For a four-member family tt'esf The use of these tugh potency as recorded in Plat Book 4. . . In the Petition. TEMPLE TERRACE PLAZA, . . calculation' paign strategy, scoffing at Ford's contention that he won't leave and less chance earning $1,000, the tax.cut el- Page Ii, of the Public Records f LTD. WITNESS mytiand sndlhg Mal of (me-a-day) F-Pills is perfectly of error—for the taxpayer and tension is worth $443. Seminole County, Florida. this Court on the 13th day ol Sep. Washington until Congress adjourns because he Is afraid the safe md are now avallibk withWAYNESVILLE Ill, LIMITED timber, 1f74. has been filed against you and you less work for Internal Revenue House and Senate will "go off the deep end" without him. out prescription from the mawTAX SIMPLIFICATION arerepJired to serve a copy of your RAINTREE VILLAGE It. LTD. Service. fachm by mail order only. To Carter noted that Ford wasn't afraid of leaving Congress alone Under present law, a tax- written defenses to it, If any on Ask George Ai'tfiii' H. Beckwith. Jr. Hearn OAKLAND SHORES OF t your supply, send $6.95 for POOR FAWIIV in Washington during the Republican presidential primaries, payer generally computes Ids CARROLL BURKE.' Attorney for FLORIDA. LTD. Clerk of the Circuit Court a 2 week sugply. (or 1(0.95 for Plaintiff, whose address Is 412 with their principal place of By: Mary N. Darden —To encourage poor imIhI recalling that Ford traveled extensively to such dates as lazes In one of two ways: Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, business in Seminole County, iSO day supply, $17.95 for i P'Y Clerk MEISIISip9I tokeepwoItingandstayofft In order to win delegates from Ronald Reagan. —If his adjusted gross In- Sanford. Florida, and tile the Florida. are limited 60 day supply) cash, check or S Kirby Moncrief, of original Turning to his plan for a national health care system, Carter with welfare rolls, the 1975 law come Is under $15,000 and be the Clerk of Circuit S44INHOLSER, LOGAN fiIedintheofflceofthe5ecretol • N.O. to: E.Pill, Dept. 516, 447 Now AD In The Ear Aid Sanford, Siminole County, Stateof Florida, and each has faitad AND MONCRIEF said: "Our country's ready for It, you're ready for It. I'm ready provided a "work bonus" 01 up takes Its standard deduction, Ccurt, Merrick Rond, Octanside, N.Y. •. Flo rida on or bef ore the lit day of for si mOnthS or more to pay the Post Office Boa 3279 to $400 a year. for It, and we're going to have It." 11572. (Unconditional money. he uses one of the 12 oitlonal October, A.D. 1916; otherwise a annual tiling fee and renew the Sanford, F lorida 3177) 1 V A working family with ctiil- tax Well In the Instructions default will be entered against you Carl itlCateol authority operate back guarantee If not satisfied) He later said he had no firm figure on how much the program Attorneys For Plaintiff to as for the relief demanded in the Publish: Sept. IS, 22, 35, Oct. 4. 1576 ADV. E107.5I3 would cost, but said he has received estimates ranging up to $15 a limited partner-ship, dram Is allowed to subtract from that accompany Form 1040. Pet illoft DE THEREFORE. in taxes owed 10 per cent of the billion. Table 1, for example, covers WITNESS my Hand and The the prov isions f Section 4.3). Carter said $10 billion a year In new money for such a health only the taxpayer with a single i Official $al of this Court on this the Florida Statutes, I have Cawd to be tEaM. NOTICI care program would be available to the government by 1051 if the Published in the Evening Herald, a exemption. Table 5 Is for W. I 23rd day of August, A. D. 1916. TOARCHITICTS newspaper published In Seminole Public Announcement unemployment rate Is cut to 5 per cent or 5.5 per cent and If the payers claiming five ex- (SaM) Con. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. County, Florida, notice of failure t* tuitant Project national economic growth rate Is 4 per cent or 5 per cent. emptions. I Clerk of the Circuit Court renew certificate of authority Sr The District SChOOl Board of Seminole County, Florida provided by law. Carter also rapped Ford's economic and farm policies, saying, Ahistsnd and wile with two County In compliance with Seminole By: Lillian Woodman GIVEN under my hand ind Tile the "Our farmers are going broke, producing food that consumers children, earning $14,000, flUng Consultants Competitive Deputy Clerk Great Seal of the Stale of Florida, at Negotia tion Act a Joint return and not Itemizing CAR ROLL BURKE Chapter 75311, cannot afford to buy. That's got to be changed. We need a Tallahassee. thy Capital. this tie )'cI does declare the intention 4 to im. predictable deductions would turn to Table Attorney for Plaintiff day of September, A.D., 1916. agriculture policy." olem.tnt t he follow ing construction San ford Atlantic r ) r tizi Bruce A. Sm.thetii 7mqa El 4, read across to ttto joist re. 412 He said a new basic farm policy law must be written and he said Bank Building SECRETARY OF STATE it 1 Conversion of the existing Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz should be replaced with turn" column and down to the Sanford. Florida 33771 0 Publish: Sept. IS. 1574 structure located at Mellonyllie an • $14,000 line and find they owe Publish: SØ. 1.5. IS. 22. 1976 someone who would worry more about small farmers than DEDI3 1111 Celery Aven ue (former ly kn*n as DED) a $1,562 In lax. _________________________ agricultural corporations. the Sanford Naval Academy Junior • It From $1,562, they would IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SChool) to an of fice comple to house the County Superl,ndent III 'N tract their $180 credit (2 Per UNITED STATES DISTRICT IIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL at cent of the fItd $1,000 Income) COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF CUlT FOR SEMINOLI and Staff . it FLORIDA, ORLANDO DIVISION _ COUflY FLORIDA To be eligible for BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME. and end up with a net tax of Ca,. No. 74'I37'Orl.Cly.y all Interested firms must be car. CASE ItO. U.1459.CA.05.i 'a tilled by the Scho Board as UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. in Re; the Marriage if; PIjinijif, vs. LOIS HILL and DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLIOTT, oualifIed, pursuant tool a $1,372. Consultants -If Income Is greater than THOMAS HILL, the Present tiutbanc?, 411 Competitive Negotiation Act, and \ 41 taxpayer Itan. husband $15,101)(I or thie of the regulations of the Board. (Form Lois Hill, Defendants. 411 Petitioner, 41 2.51). FOR SERVICE By arid lies, heusesone01th,foer tax ORDER TAMPA (AP) "Who's man than Mundaletfhetried," PUBLICATION Any firm or indlytdl desiring to motion and MARIANNE ELIZABETH • rate schedule,," which are alfld.ivt of PlaintiffOçi that?" asked a grey-haired lady she said. prof io in the above ELLIOTT. ess Vovlde nels.m. vic.s for the A a based on filing status: single, titled cause by Kandell W. Wherry prolect shall apply in writing for as Sen. Walter Mondale shook At Busch Gardens in Tampa, Respondent. a consideration with a letter of of a rnanjed with a joint return, its A'isitlent United States Attorney, AMENDED hands at a tourist attraction on Mondale listened to an African in i nter est. an action against the 0fen Each letter of Interest shall • married filing separate returns NOTICE OF ACTION his half-day campaign swing band In the amusement park dntis), Lois Hill and Thomas Hill, TO: MARIANNE ELIZABETH dewibe the firm's: or unmarr i ed heads of telepresenthusrdo,LoI$HIll and through Florida's Gulf Coast. and toured a brewery, greeting I. Specific abilitleswitti respect ELLIOTT 1 oenborce litn upon real prupirty household. the particular project's Co Robert Katina Told It was Mondale, Kathfork Lift drivers and assembly a Sltute In this District arid describ.d requirements. 5702 Luelda After totaling dOduCti(wla erine Toth of Cleveland shook line workers. In a lunchroom, follows: Lot 21, Block "A" of 2. Similar work within the last Parma. Ohio subtractIng them and he ex. GROVE T&RRACE, eccom'dir. to her head, paused. then asked he told a table of employes that a ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED three(3) Years describing size, date. em h' ome, t.I.e tax Plat BoOk 7. at P&O 47, of the Puiic that a Petition for Dissolution of location and value. fS another question. "Is he with when he worked in a canning a a 61. Current payer finds the the wort load and ability to 0)fT SChCd- Records rif Seminole County, Marriage fiat been Vied against you handle a Ford or Carter?" factory years ago workers got it Florida project. appeareng to the and there ii demand In said a ule, reads down unt il be finds Court thitand a,.., the d(tendan,(,), themas Petition that the Court The Democratic vice presl- to take home the dented cans. I. Staff and equipmen t proposed award your the ?Jne covering his income Hill, the present hu$bacsdof Lois Hill intent t use on the prolect. a s. dentin! nominee made his first As he left, winding his way that Certain property 5 flOt mflhabltOnt% Of nor found within owned in you S. The name of all consultants * unti cQlnputes his taxes, be. and sour husband visit as a candidate to Tampa among cases of beer stacked 15 I" SIla c'$ Florida ,rid have not located at 112 Cashew Court, PVOPusd for use on the • If the husband and wile with uOfUfl',jly nöfed and St. Petersburg Tuesday, feet high, Mondale found a huge Each firm shall maintain Genarsi Longwood, Florida, and more ServlceApplicatForm, two thildren, filing a joint re- that personal service upon themand Wn on ,ii cowling small groups of senior cardboard sign that made him Is particularly de5Cri Just as: a, not act.cjl because his residence ° tn and earning $14, the Director of Auxiliary Lot 71. SANDALWOOD. accordingwith ServiceL updated at citizens, laborers and tourists, smile. It was lettered In chalk " a unknown, it .s to the plat Ihereof as recorded in least ever y InedJcaleensesandcontrtbu- ORDERED Hi,.? are He was received-warmly at a "We love peanuts." -/ t*'eIVS (12) months to be eligible Thons Hil l, the Piat Book II. Page Il. Pubilc consideratlon.lf for lions and other dedudlons t rev hpend at Lois Wit app, Recorov 01 Seminole County, retiree home In Pinellas Park He stopped for opening corethis form is already Month '° mng $2,0. they would cüin com p l aint herein by to your husband on fIle, stale the date of Submittal a where he blasted domestic monies of the Carter-Mondale and you are tt' 11th day of Or.toQer, 1916, and in required to s letter at Interest Applications er ve a copy of you r pute their taxes this way: leadershlp of President Gerald campaign headerquarters In debut tt...ri.v, IhI Court will written de withou t the da te described f enses. it any. to Gary E will be Subtract (ruin $14,000 th e d&' • tivOCeeo t, considered Impro per. Call Today And Ford In Medicare health bene- Tampa and stepped up his atto hicoring and au Maswy.EsquireofBro(k,$5y5. ductlon,s lesning $ll,Si)0; sub- Ucc4lWin oi tU., tif if Wjldri, Suite 107, 614 ALl. APPLICATIONS MUST BE fits for the elderly, and blamed tack on the Republican AdininSam,,.,, .-n. f Loii i-fill ttIvd. Altamonte Springs, Florida IN THE STATE OF 9 'i P i.J ben Sefynt w.t' prce in he the Republicans for high unem- Istratlon. The HERALD 32101, Petitioner's attorney, on or FLORIDA TO PRACTICE THEIR t Stale of Florida t [dy t3 Ifi "There's no way of ever getployment. PROFESSION AT THE TIME OF betori Septeml)er, 271h, $974, a flttnt proyilI tO' L-, Sktion t6'.5. and APPLICATION . all talk alike," an elting full employment with a Re"They file the original with the Clerk of the Tille 2*, tjr.qd SI'et Cojo. it is Each envelop, shall be clearly Will Be On Its above styled Court either before refused to give publican president," Mondale deny man who marked, "APPLICATION tjr9e,' ORO(IuD hII flOt Of Service on Petitioner't attorney or TO 1'' iy dp after MonPROVIDE told a small sidewalk gather. his name grumbled r hc biltried b# the United a bale SERVICES mmedllteiy thereafter; other.,isa. ii .q ',spaper of Judgment Way— a CONVERSION OF COUNTYFOR OF. dale's brief speech was over. mg.lt's never happened and ft t may be entered against ruI,tii FICE COMPLEX'.. Seminole IL a In the same audience was Es- never will." Ci4rily, lOrd4. 0%lfØ *eel, for six you for the re?iel demanded in the Architectural firms n',rft,ad in a tS 'onttu'i,, iOl'f. ('nImpri(g,g Petilign, A quick tour o(a cigar factory providing Services 9ther Hoffman, 77. "I saw that may apply WITNESS my hand and the seal Of .)r, directly to the a ii. I-fl.,, COtt 'N'2 - this grow up In Mlnnsota unand Mondale headed for the a man SupenintenI The flrd day of August, ISiS. ,, office at 202 CommercIal donI's I is (Seal) Hubert Avenue, of airport and his strongest critithe tutoring der 'irc. they .'LY, Ic , Sanford. Florida, Application ,,, Artn.,r H. Beckwith, Jr. s will 0* Humphrey," said the former cLsm of Ford yet. (Etqc,, be received between Clerk of the Circuit Court the huç' of $ 1: t1nrrj AM and 3 P.M., Monday He called on President Ford resident of Park Rapids, Minn. By Lillian WOOdt'nen Even'!f through FrIday until 13 1:f , pr 5, ). Deputy Clerk presidential to explain an "Incredible record Democratic Septembe,. t 4 4 44* 4 4 4 44 4 4 4 4 -4 4 4 4* 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Pu b lish 1tjg 25, Sept. I, I, ii. 1976 24th .y Carter of failure" In solving domestic nominee Jimmy Publish: *4 $epf. 13, Ii, is, ,v 'CEC Ill 1 ncn so "couldn't have picked a better problems. - .I r ~ - I , - - ___ I ____ ____ - __ _ a... ___ _____ L.aI Notics _____ ___ _____ Some Surprises Are Expected In Ford Speech ligol Notics ______ med _ ... And _____ ______ ___ How It Works For You - . _____________ ____ _____ ____ ____ ____ ". - s ok sm _____ n. _____ l ' _____ _____ • the . . ' more 5. - _____ ' S C. CALL 834-8776 Th. . or • ,, ,. ' _______ ' . , , - ' ' ' ' - - ________ THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY ________ WILL Mondale . - "EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, : BOUT OLD CL,ASSM16TES. Pays Visit ' To Florida Suncoast - - Give Your Student A Treat A Touch Of Home, : V'IIth The HERALD - $240 11 E- liusbandof . -.-..-.-.. - S - I 5tarii*l ,' 3222611 Heiald i r.p:,t(j,ld, -' - ____ -__ _ , 1. ,, ,, , -S ,' ;'r, ',' , - t-.1 lrl ".' l '. '1' ' i.' L.W .* ". '- •,.-.qr--,, I '.•( , 'i .; .4 •.'...' CL 4, ii i ' q'' I..'.. : '1JIl , ,'.' ,11.. if s'?f.I\t:r..J...... ')'tP,- , . % ' -....... - ' l - .',.' '-.''.".'-:',.-:e , ... 1..,. c'', Jtç9,. :', $ 1.' "' ,.',L ")., U ,, �- -. A M . Back To Win Dog Ross Comes ~ .. ''. , - .. I 11 ._ ..- . è ` :- I I ,. 1. -. I I..I - '. U _____ . I . thatheroN1u with Rounds us and seen were drgWtssndrlghisthatcig . keOchIW.1ISI.1 his N1 higonsforWsUs.Ualjighis Geneoverthelsfteye. ___ UJ and odoIa 'able to pat the rIl.flenler M ranking ndpefllnw.lgf4s,131to ma float two roanda wore ONIAM -,qi Atlas sch.d'i.d boat with world down. 11, G.o. Beg. )ent1 Alias foughi at a turban poos with aim. w. A 1ocpth left hock was Atlas' In the bodywith tarp right both men going all oat toaecwe a b$er pill for We to mod edIveweanHewau thetuçoTtadvldory.. at the (Mado swallow, as he was In teers able to raise a "mo" over The challenger was forced to P.o. gave both wazTIors a . . ____ - • . . 'rum In the ninth in"Inf, for their third drillift victory thru days ago, now bdd a tmdeM a IoN can be a "gendird the Pirstall to their after loft 13od of15. Ma last gillim @** ova ,, fourth defeat 19 games. The time the P'flI.. won thee. the race for the National "i numing W time the Pirates lost twice stralOA wall Aug. &K Uague Eat M. rw two said Pittsburgh's Jim ROOker in a row was Aug. 2e.21. Tony Taylor, In No 40th Sep. Peniisylvanin rivals open a I Welk' right eye In the ucnd hOld on for most of the two darning ovation while ring '1111a mett Atlas scored the rIlpIo d Jim it In basing this down easily. Round live found Wells si$M. Official scorecards; Judge Al wi he wan the Sodium After a low dart which is his couder4ttack, bid Bid, Al!.. gd hi. second wind Aldrich, 11-It Wells; Judge Bob Gene niiimii f Wqfl e darted to the from Badrop, L gave in the Ci4h and battered Well. Burns, fl-N Atlas and Judge - 101111111111001111111111 this h *cnaapl1tdo com000intbsfowthrouaLJn a,weUashetocE erowid the ring with harp, Frank SWbred 00 Allas. Mad Dog Roe Was able to pound highly touted Malt Duiwvaa Ida sIon after jod 30 aido bad elapoMbi the seventh round. Pu a while It looked as If Pd. Ahdock's boxing Mable was going to idler a double upset. After two probing rounds, Ross came oat of a dinch with blood druming IL WU Ni TaCO, Trun I hole, the fi. Bat lbs on( go sodon roanda on the end aenned In aimouncer Hayes read the UCLA ___ .' _____ ("if used to be. lo~ tmm ft,because oi the Cid was ftme great owner work I Le&u headed by .. . .41 . F. 0 i '. , . ;~ 3 .,. " : .. * I . , , .'to -1.- _... ," I -11 . * . . .,. . I •. I :~ 'A' won on - .._. . I - __ I . WTI .. I .. I 1 1 , 0. 41 . I ui In • -- • - !. .. . . I .. I j . I .6 I .• A A of the first - d no othe~amatftr'bout went to Tommy Land an a dose call over his junlor middleweight WeRs. left. abswbs left from surprising Alias . ;lw,. pponent, y orin. . 0 In Tenni It sir 0 trV Perez Take Chemis Meets To Make Good Doubles Dy MURRAY OLDERMAN - ___ Calif . - . (NEA) een a - __ si mplistic the bed two players available .utomatLcaUy creates fIOIIIP doubles That's not the way ii eceuarlly works, even it "'Jimmy Connors and tile Nastue did win at Forest Hills year. , Among the doubles :o nfl, the familiar :.'sames are Wojtek Fibak % arI Metier, Fred McNaIr nd Sherwood Stewart, Frew and Bob Hewitt. You iever beard of then? Fibak iPoland and hiefierof ed Germany ;'4oub!es title, worth $20,000 . ,.. .. . . . . -, 1 , . - . eEl . i -. • ' • ____ • ' ~iiplece, at s City in early :lay. McNair and Stewart ___ . %he No. 2 ranked team in the ::; •.. •• •- - . - - . ___ - 11 .. •... .:. ;.- -. • halfbacks Michael Hayes and j tings. fit together like two eces Of a J' igsaw puzzle," exalns McNair. "Stewart has a • 4 ix Seminole High Booster. Club will hold a spaghetti dinner prior to Friday game against Mainland IM BIRIEF University football game scheduled for Nov. 6 Game Set American Red Cross swimming fall courses registration Is today at 131 East Woodland Ave., In Sanford, with beginners (minimum age MI) signing up from S to6p. and basic rescue and water safety for teenagers and adults set 6 to 7 P.M. Cod for the courses are $10 each. LIMA, Peru - Miro Rysa and Boris Bandov scored goals to give the U.S. national team a 2-2 tie against a local all-Mar team of Allansa LLma and Union Hu", both leaders of Peru's 1fl6 professional tournament. A?*FiW?P .1 JAW I COV9FC 1 ? I. ' i . 7* __ Mi La Trys*-$JS, • NA 25.20 &IeL Jack • • IA] . . too 4.40, - Thersday's Games 1111610 Star (6) IM tip. P(4-61 N.311; T (4-6-5)S12A: A ,•, Kansas City at CaIIIL tn MinnesOta at Oakland In) .' - 0 - 0 21S Handl e - tj TONiGHT'S UNTRIIS Only games scheduled Dixie Did It Once, But No Upset Again FIRST - 1. Cap Checker; 2. Joker; 3. Peggy, Falwwn; 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE " 1 lr"Mly4i 1 0 with a reconstructed eratim, a tendon from his right ssure :U14. U.S .2OtlI;3.DIuyDsll(V5.1S**i (Waits 74). fl Boston (Clrvelind 7 at Mu. , 1I ,(a.3) 13*5S I ILIVINT)I -1. MaWsrMà Texas jelyls"" 11.15) at Cil• (i)7.2S7.20340;LMirRuCa --- , 5.$4)() Kansas City (Bird 11.7) P(941 I California (Ryan 1317). (n) Cioveland . -..' ° °°" '""V I is (Huntir 31.51. NINTH- i. Society Sten (1) ~,- 4----,., 459 M Ike Vail out at home on tag by Gaints, Cincimati's shot atthe NL catcher Doug Hader in recent game. a". re NOW York • J If/V$ NATIOML C//AflftoN . UO;3L.$.Ilzsd(E141;Q(4fl .P 4) T (1415 'S. Detroit O"Mil (RONI 14-141 Baltimore (OarIan - i.4. -k ' ' SI J. Boston 2. 10 in. ninas C$lifDrfflL?.i.1 - arm was Implanted j elbow. ft Now York 76 67 ATLANZA (AP) The na- gllng In a rain dorm to a 7.0 431 12 Shormis Lee; S. Montreal I -U __ - * • • Tanner should know what the ton and Minnesota's Mike Cub. ning to pace Atlanta's second- .• • Ifled. AL Wed-Ieadiçg Royal. are Thursday's Games Last week's record of 6-6-1 in- Tigers have been a hit in Mem. money mad; 3. My Ft"Genie. 4. •t Montreal Par,; S. Silver 5.: a. it's Jody; 7. ( Pi?qbUPgh at Phll&dtlp ftla, j&"W;.j. Janie Z I Ch ica go game victory.Lanangeflo Houston 7 , cluded Louisiana State's 64 phis, winning two straight at L dAW with No. I Nebraska plus home: N6W. the show goes, ft called It the highlight of his Tide, Duke dumping Tennessee Joe Wall!s colbuted u Lamar at Northeast Loul- A week ago today, Kansas season. Kato; 3. Crockina Craig, 4. Many Time. S. White Shasta; 6. Whip. Ptnd*dl. 7. Shelton Streaker; 1. Preach. scheduled Only games ELEVENTH - 1 Jim Bob Hansa; 2. Wee Mom; I Dark Lament; 4. PrInter's Star, S. Tafty; 6. Eye Appeel; 7. Nap,* .9 Potts. " !~,; TWELFTH - I. K's Pharaot; (/ DAYTONA BEACH Madeawisti; 3. Mr. Monk; 4. TUESDAYS RESULTS Penrose Dot; S. Western Hero; a. FIRST VS00d 7 L'50CrOfl,aRac.r1$. Clarke (3) 11204.10 4,20; 3. Kema (S)5.40 too; Blue Jim. 3 onion (6) 4.60; 0(35)25.10; P (331.20. SECOND - 1. G.R. Sue (4) $3.20 $060 400; 2. Bobs Fashion (a) 7.10 520; 3. Cappys SharI (1) 310; 0 (4. P (16) 929.10; T (46.1) 53960; 00 (3.4) 162.60; 3$.&S. THIRD - I. Marions Cub (I) 5.503.102 SO; 2. Eddie's Up (2) 11.60 '.00; 3. King John 710; 0(2 U 7.00; I' ( 167.10; 1(127)961.00; 3230. FOURTH - I. Unraveling ai 160 01111111011 low , Dog Racing that others deal out freely. competition and should enjoy It western LoUisIana-This won't they both lost. Both teams we just couldn't afford to come But Shutt is villain to the again won on Sat urday and out short more. Ninth-ranked Georgia bethefirstvIdoryforCoach today," he followers of the Czech- Sunday. On Monday, Oakland tangles with Clemson in the L Williams, but It will be his Hal McRae scored the deciregionally televised game and f irst since the Demons stepped oslovakian team today. He was rained out, and Kansas sive run In the fourth inning off cro a-checked Czech forward City split a pair with Chicago. reliever Terry Forder, 2-11. He Pitt brings the highest ranking up to Division 1 status. NorJlrl Novak from behind inMon- The Royals have won four of led off with a double and rac Into the area against Independ- thwestern 177. ed day night's opening game of the their past eight games, in- to third on it bouncer to the ent Tech. So uthern Mississippi at Vii. Canada Cup championship, cluding a 2-1 victory Tuesday mound by Al Cowens. Cowens Dorsett helped Pitt pound ginia Tech-VP! won't have the knocking Novak out of the over Chicago. Oakland has won dole second, and McRae scored Notre Dame Into mission offense to match East Cainseries with a concussion. Czech five of eight. on catcher Jim Esalan's wild PITTSBURGH (AP) - Un!- last week. The Jackets will bea ma's thrashing of the Eagles, co-coach Dr. Jan Starsl was The A's now trails Kansas throw, versity of Pittsburgh Coach cake walk for the All-American Just enough to win the game. more Infuriated by the maneu- City by 44 games, a very small Virginia Tech 21-7. Yankees 1, Indians 2 Johnny Majors has inserted a runner. Pitt 35-14. var than by the 1-0 score rolled improvement on the fivegame Georgia, which downed a The Yankees' victory, which little mystery Into preparations by Canada. deficit they faced a week ago. marked the first start by 7T.T for his football teamsweekend strong California team last He called the play a "blind week, won't have any trouble "We have six games left with bander Grant Jackson since visit to Georgia Tech. side" attack, adding that them (the RoyaLs), and that will September, I971, kept them 94 Majors Isn't ready to say with Clemson. Georgia 28-7. "Oat's the only way a player have a lot to say about who games ahead of Baltimore and whether Robert H'ygood or Elsewhere around the South . . like Shit em check a man Like wins," said Tanner. cut their magic number for a Matt Cavenaugh will start at this week: Novak. He (Novak) did not Alabama vs Southern MethJudging from the way things championship to 10 while math- quarterback. have the puck, but was struck are going now, they'll probably ematically ending defending as Maodist at Birmingham-The One darter Is certain .. by the dick of the Canadian spilt the series 3-3. warned everyone that his AL champion Boston's bid for Jors' club puts Its third place Bear player." team lost too much from last Vida Blue, 15-12, scattered repeat honors. national ranking on Thus tonight's second game Tony Dorsett will be in the year to have a chance against of the series becomes somesome of this year's foes. SMU backfield, 1. thing of a grudge match for wasn't on that lid. Ala bama 28says he hopes weary Czechs, many of whom Panther, will use last week's o. The Most Comprehensive have admitted the fatigue Baylor at Auburn-The Bears victory over Notre Dame as a :I which was evident In Monday's were supposed to be tough, but f . foundation - not a cushion. :; Sports Coverage game. Team Canada outplayed got bombed by Houston last "It's something to build , .\\"•• the visitors In every departweek. They will rebound this not to sit on," Majors said ' - .:: meat and Is expected to repeat • week to spoil the home debut of in Seminole County LUBBOCK, Tex. (AR) - he'll just run you down." Tuesday. "" tonight. Texas Tech ninth before Coach Doug Barfield. Baylor Coach Steve Sloan Howard added, "We've really Pitt was ranked t "But don't knock them (the doesn't go overboard on super- worked hard In the fall and now Its 31.10 victory over Notre 1741. Czechs) off too easily," cau- Latives. Houston at Florida-me Gaall those long drills are paying Dame. After a loss to south tioned Team Canada Coach It comes from his hard-rock off. We paid the price and itwas Carolina last week, Georgia tors already have had their 1. All the way from pee wee leagues, to early season blunder. They Scotty Bowman. "You know days of playing quarterback for worth it." Tech remains unranked. high school, college and pro \ they're going to be coming back Alabama's Paul "Bear" Howard Intercepted a screen "Their situation will be like may or may not have another Weekday sports columns and In the next game." Bryant. pass to set up Tech's first ours was going into the Notre when the SEC chase begins. It's They may try to retaliate But Sloan saw something In touchdown and blunted a Coin- Dame game," Majors said. a bad week for Houston to show features, plus weekend blanket , e against Shalt, w ho was upset Texas Tech's 24-7 rout of Cob- rado drive with a fourth-down "They'll know what It means to UP In Gainesville. Florida 28-14. ' . coverage, that his check had been so rado Saturday ni ght that rated interception deep in Red Raide r win a big game. In fact, from Kentucky at Kansas-KenIc r 1 Doesn't matter if you follow damaging. "I didn't mean to hit with his all-time collegiate foot- territory, now on, everybody will be lucky opened with a more irnhim that high," Shutt said after ball thrills. pressave victory over Oregon Sloan compares Howard, who shooting at \ Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Tuosday's practice. "I'm not It was "the best game I ever can bench press over 300 Everybody will likely be State than Kansas recorded Bra ntley, Lake Howell or Trinity the type of player to out and saw a linebacker play," con- pounds, to All-American Paul working to stop Dorsett, too. over the same team a week Prep. . h urt somebody. cluded Sloan. Crane, who played with the me Heisanan Trophy candidate earlier. Curci says his team will . o Ready We Put The Ball In The Air, all you have to do is catch it Texas I Sta r Wees L in e rn a n a i- r ' 1 / Scot Bran hey a 1 -. ' ' - •,' p 'r., ( . ..-.- I "I, ,~,,.,:~ ~, r" .. It ~, 1 ~ i . o 1. ;0 ) I 0mr. I ~j i - .. "But we know they (the The linebacker was 6-foot-2, Tech coach at Alabama. ran for 181 yards against the cuinpete, but they AW need a Ct&-hs) don't like to get hit. The 206-pound senior lUmas How"Paul and 7bomas are sim- Fighting Irish and Georgia little more seasoning before 1~ • 1. N , ~, , , v '- :' IN name of the game of hockey Li ard, who can run faster than ilar but Howard Is faster," said Tech Coach Pepper Rodgers beating a Big Eight team on the to . exploit the other team's most backs and has profes- Sloan. "Howard ran a 13.7 In the had only praise for the Pitt road. Kansas 28-17. weakiwas - anything to bug slonal teams like the Cleveland 120-yard high hurdles Oregon State at LSU-No one the running back. them a little. That's the game. Browns, New England Patriots fasted In the nation when he "If anyone deserved the flels- expected Cholly Mac's Tlgersto You have to go out and take the and Dallas Cowboys drooling at was at Lubbock Dunbar High men Trophy it's Tony Dorsett," be unbeaten after an engageman. 11 you don't, they'll kill his doorstep. School." Rodgers told reporters here Ins meat with Nebraska Even with ycu with their playmaking." Howard's performance Howard was moved from do- phone Interview. "He's got my a natural let do wn from last The Czechs weren't killing agaln.d Colorado earned him fensive end when Sloan took vote and I don't even have one." week's perf ormance, the Ben' anyone with their plays Monday The Associated Press College over the Texas Tech job in 1975. Dorsett now has 4,315 career gals should have little trouble. ntihi A fnh,r'tnhll r*t.nrrind I ins.man ,l the. Wa nwur,4 "ti,'. ...i._ 'P.1W - JGI'L] ,,....i. 11U .....i ..._.1.. UI 1..SIJ 17.0 II a uu, bçUII ,cauv, II 11 7UIU Tulane at Mississippi-Ken btrat put the game away before Howard Intercepted two one of those guys you count on 11.3 yards In each of Pitt's 10 the Czechs could get started. passes, made 11 solo tackles for leadership by his actions," remaining games to surpass Cooper has to be concerned Even it they Lose, the Czechs and six assists against the Bul. said Sloan. Archie Griffin's all-time colle- about a letdown too, after his Rebels hitnded Alabama only will go home $100,000 richer, faloes. Howard was picked over line. glate record. turvI:i taking $75,000 for finish"Thomas Is one of those great backers George Stuart of MI.Majors wasn't saying why he Its second SEC defeat In five In second in the round-robin ithletes who Is just as fast as slasippi, Blake Whitlatch of wasn't naming his quarterback. years. Mississippi 14-3. phase of the competition and most people's backs," said Louisiana State, Peter Cronan Haygood got the starting asLouisville at Mississippi adoilrig V5,000 for making the Sloan. "He runs a 4.6 In the 40 of Boston College and defensive signment, agahlA Notre Dame state-The Bulldogs have had rtnaj. A victory would raise the and that movin'. He's tackle Wayn Sparks of Mar- and Cavenaugh played part of two weeks to refine their new Canadians'haul to $150,000.. physical ... and if you run away shall, the second half . wishbone offense since drug- II . . I ~r - o*ii . " '• " ' .....•... p., ______ I. I harold Blngharn. Z9yeariiItj Sanford landed a Wit-pound bisic Tuesdiy after,iorejfrg, while flahiug at lake Markham. Ho landed thr monster a lure. The cattoh wall certainly ille.best him. I . . I . ',. .". '. '. .... •..,, a a 00 L ._ -. -. , 00 I - - - ' " Gator Starter an un- kit side, and even volleying at spasmodic. In doubles, you GAINESVILLE (AP) .., I Among the top 10 doubles precedented swn for douWes, the net that wa . He W his left have far more sustained action. Freshnum Scot Brantley win - ayers listed in the Grand Prix which Is generally anti- hand Slip from ft grip only on "With four people covering dart at linebackor in the Florl, climactic Intournament tauds. the serve and on overhead the court, there aren't as many da Gators' fW home football filamirez at Mexico (Who tam Although they had won at smashes. His reach is limited spaces and the ball is ame uston SaturHo 'th Brian Gottfried) is ranked Wimbledon in 1967 and again In but he Is catqulck at ruc1 , I' rnGng the singles leaders, too. '72, no one figured them to be Hewitt is strong with heavy me times. It is struck with a( Ocala moved up "DoubIes Is an entirely dif. there when the big money was stro kes and a ' dependable authority and speed and Tuesday when w Kevin Logan ;Mret game, says Roy on the lone. As singles players, return of service, but one of the reflexes Mix with guile, q, b team, saying he has lost the veteran :merson, they have never ranked among slowed men In big mnn makes a- grab interest In the game. *ustralian who was perhaps the the top 10. '-"Ii. they have t,w .. a J uni I r..t Since tennis play ers In r or from ,.way :IlzL3lversatlledoublapiay,rin McMiHan Is a 3leflder achievedStartling chemistry as America have proliferated to a Beach, had started every game :."You don't win by studious, art iculate South (according to since the middle of last season. [ast1ng the ball. ft's a game of African who always wears a "We were asked to team Nielsen, reçrt).uu most of Kevin caine to me and said ;jtio and (Inesne; you don't white cap when playing. Hewitt together by our national ° an his heart was no longer In foot. :rve as hard, you don't try for is a balding, blustering asa'clation," says MeMillan balance of Interest to pursue p many outright winners, and Australian with a bombastic "And we won 44 straight Also an unbalanced off "' uuerests, Coach Duug :u lob a lot more. Its more temper and a paunch t match. matches. Our first loss was In The doubles SOME KINDA t ickey said. , when played 4tit - Hcmarrleda South African girl the quarter-finals of the lls split $12,000 (:p French Forest Hi t1 and I ogan played . u more fun. and moved to that country. Amateur, but in that same year from $4,500 a year ago). The abate, equal time in Florida's FISH STORY ; The big breakthrough for Neither has ever won a ma:r (l%7) we won WIm singles winners, both men AM 24-21 loss to Norlih CarWim at :dOubles as e dramatic tennis Individual tennis tide beating tile Nastase and Ion w en. gull 000 each Tamps la14S 5Oi2' nlo"Tm - 1. mmo ac"".17P Nw York Milwaukee .! - Tommy Jotm'a chances to win the "Comeback of the Year Award" are about as good as Tech Swim Signups U.S. Boot ers Tie In Lima • .... - Pittsburgh, Rod Cross Sets ' CINCINNATI (AP) - Relief pitcher Joe Henderson, 30, was called up by the Cincinnati Reds from their Indianapolis farm learn to join the club at Houston. Henderson, who came to the Reds from the Chicago White Sox in the trade for relief pitcher Clay Carroll, compiled a 1.31 earn run avçrage, the best In the AA. His 54 appearances Included one Mart. k • .•jj Inc Baltimore hits to a 12-hit Chicago attack and Ncrth Carolina beating siana-7be Indians hand John hockey. He is known more for lost to California, DaviO Crow his first victory as and Oakland "I have never been In a aim. that carried the Cubs over St. Florida. his skating and scoring than for lad to Chicago. On IbUr3day, ilar situation Ibis week the Southeastern head coach. Northeast 20-7. battling with a Louis. Rick Reuschel spaced ON hnngl4"nehing hMw,-h.16. r%_8_ rence Wes On outside OSCQeI1 I' • Al5Ufl SL LNOfln'PAll LIU3 won; on rrulay, team for the pennant - and nine nits to raise his record to ;I Sanford karate competitors Bruce Nelson, Marcia Slakiad, Steve Senukovtc and Loamy Green fared well In last weekend's meet in 'IIlusvW,. Nelson took first place men's black belt fighting while the others settled for second places. Sliklnd was In brown belt fighting, Senaakovjc In green belt heavyweight fighting and Green in belt lightweight fighting. Reds Recall Henderson -' Defters 9, Reds I Shutt Is a suit-spoken man who for-step, .anrora rarate Team Shines NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Jacky Dorsey, the G400t-7 forward who left the University of Georgia two years early to play pro basketball, has signed a multi-year contract with the New Orleans Jazz. The National Basketball Association dub announced the signing Wednesday. Dorsey was the Jazz's top pick thIs year after entering the draft as a hardshIp case, i lumcareer. . Twesday's 1110"pets Oakland . 9. •; i..uian- P Plays Intense, but UnPrentiOul department. AD tickets are $2.50 at the gate. 6 at 1:30 pin In Ogden, Weber State Athletic Doctor Dale Gardner said. The Weber State-Utah State game will be played In Logan at 1:30 p.m. . ,#' second-place A's. Starting last Andy Hassler, 5.10, toned a his first major league start in such upsets as Mississippi the road ... and barely Pat Houston at Atlanta, (n) St. Louis at N,,,v York. (n) downing the seemingly in- the first ted., Memphis State 17. week, the two teams have been five-hitter that led the Royals the opener. Los Angeles at C'nC'nM', MONTREAL, (AP) - Steve pacing each other. almost step. over t vincible Alab&-na Crimson 14. Cubs 6, Cards 3 he White Sot, and he (n) I Vance from the athletic been moved up one week to allow Weber State to add another hOme game to US jehedul,ii, school offid&h "a The game was moved to Oct. 30 to allow Weber mate to schedule a home game with South Dakot, Univerzitv Nov Jazz Signs 67 Dorsey Tirlac of Rumania." oRLANDof Sanford's Taco What makes two players Perez received the greatest without individual greatness news of his boxing career when pair up so successfully? it was announced Tuesday night "One has to have a love of the that he was set to meet former doubles game,' says McMillan. world champion As much as people admire Sept. 21 at the Sports Stadium. doubles play, there still Perez's trainer, Dominick remains with some player. an Polo commented, when asked individualistic attitude, and why he was taking the fight for don't study It as much. former Southern junior midHewitt and I have studied the dleweight champion, "We know doubles game from a player's Obed Is the bed In the world but point of view. We study op Taco I. ready to win. Obed has ponents weaknesses and ways only lost once In 67 lights, but he to exploit them. Is walking Into a trap. McMIllan has spent the last "Taco has few surprises for two years as the player-coach Obed and after we best him; no, of the Golden Caters in World make that knock him out, Perez Team Tennis, concentrating his will be first In line for a shot at own efforts on doubles play. the world title." Wehaveacommoditywhj($i Perez agrees 100 per cent many people would prefer to with his trainer, and says he Is buy,"he claims, and yet the really looking forward to this tennis promote are selling fight. singles. People want to buy "I have worked a long time because most Identify more for something like this and the with doubles and enjoy a man is going to have to kill me doublet match more than they to beat me. d &Jesnatch. Its more "This Is what I have put all 81ifillc2ble to their °fl P13Y and my time and effort Into and I aLw more exciting. won't let chance slip the reasons tennis away.,, MeMillan: One has to love the game turnofserv.e but he's serve and a Little doesn't have a very good rating ow reacting at the net. My form came In Montreal three McMillan has a unique two. on television is that most of nckness at the net, volley and years ago when Frew McMillan fisted style, grasping the tennis singles matches tend to be flat. 2verbead are my greatest and Bob Hewitt won the WCT racket with both bawLs whether There's not quite as much engths. I tend to be very championship. The $40,000 first he Is swinging (rem the right or sustained action. It's very 1, Utile. He is eventempered." place money was l,OGAN. Utah (AP)- The Weber Rate Coollege-Utah ,W r . for adults and for Youngsters under six-are free. Tickets for the football game am $2 for adults and $1.50 for students it purchased in ad- Weber State Shuffles State' - _= Is U 7' iw MIA' 330. 3. S.na... Nhwai (7) 13.1Is - e..I I AI AA • - __ Caww#, 14 n California Texas _, • • . l Spagh, Foo U ..• Oakland minforwal '. ,.-- •• 11 _ I cnas.n_PI.m. Well tion's No. I college football victory over North Texas. MISBuckskin Warrior,3. K*nW%TWWI, Cincinnati fl $3 .a3 lTaIl9atdy:3M&M.sJa.j* medthtoDiafelaet siuippi state John, 1-10, extended his life• os Ang 12 62 .569 10 silver Bowl: ?. The LOW F1 Texas Christian at Ten. Houston time record over Cincinnati to week and got tiedn is U .456 24½ No.3 power via- neasee-Wallace, Morgan San Diego FOURTH 1. Norma" Sib But last Thursday night, 5.1, scattering 10 hits. 67 81 Bar S Forsan; 3. Fast_NIsinskits this week. but don't bet on Selvers get untracked and the San Fran kworth was heard from in a big The Dodger victory Jackson way, as he deftly led the Bnuins a seven-game losing streak to Pepper Rodgers' Georgia Tech Frogs get derailed. Tennessee Ywsiday's Results Heather Crest; 7. A.q4,au& •1 -•i. .a • 1.1 -' team Tnit Houston with All staying J evised oiu aw.w Sflu stalled vwvia J Dorsett 21-' Rufus Hazouri. ., 4 w. ...uwnsuy te By The Associated Philadelphia 3. Montreal 2 s nation magic nurnber for clinch. and the third-ranked Pitt Pan. t of Arizona State. Wake Forest at VanderbiltNew York 4, Pi"$Wrgh 3 Snazzy Rocket; 3, Tr.vefki Lucy; 4. With time running out and a home run, and Gene Tenace ing the NL West title at eight. thers. The Commodore, may have a Dankworth ran for 156 yards Los Jersey Jan@; s. Itedonne onto,6. Chicago 6. St. Louis 3 GWO7,PadresI The opening blast of the col- couple of key defensive person. on 19 carries, completed three stalemate developing in the smacked a two-run homer in Penrose Fee;7. James Tryon;$.AS, the eighth Inning for Oakland a Bobby M F rancisco San Diego a Sec. lege football campaign pro- nel sling, but the Demon Des. American League w, dubbed of four passes, 1i Teday's Games , and SIXTH - 1. Carol logy; 1. AA1W,: duced a rash of upsets, some. cons don't resemble Oklaboma, Bruins' first two touchdowns, a Pressure reds squarely with opening1pune victory. it was of twom hoine" one of Chicago (Renko 7-9) at Mon- #Own Countess; 3. Main Chuhr)1j,, * had the Oakland A's, and Manager the first time the A's SoonerS 11 treal (Landreth thing that could become comand Vandy gave the 00). (two) batten them rallied San pairformance,that earned him Francisco Bartow; S. Minday, Majons~,,t. St. Louis lCurtis 5-9 Associated Press College Back Chuck Tanner is beginning to Minnesota in Bloomington this over San Diego In the ninth In- moliplace this season as the pretty good battle. Vanderbilt and Dan. Jarhead Alice; 7. G.R. shirwo,ii.. -1 nY 9.71 at Now York I Espinosa princes printer. season. NCAA limitation of 3o scholar- 14-10. el ft. eek honors. Ring. 1. Just JOIy-). Ford's ninth-Inning single s hi ps ships equalizes the talent to "We just have to win," TanFlorida State at Miami of whose first homer Piflibur:h(CaIlari.14M Ooncat scone degree. . said after splitting a pair scored Jerry Terrell, giving the put u GLSIItS ahead 5.0 in Florida-The Hurricane faces a ' Philadelphia (Kaat 1112). Ghost; $Lprhter Ca.( Charley; 1. Travsfln Jan.s.p TUI with 11liuieaola - win. Twins a victory In the nightcap. f1JJi, regained the lead with his The normallY weak sisters imet difficult schedule thiS fall. Hous to n (Larson at Bachelor 11". Al. s aren't that tied off any more Despite being Improved, FSU Ionia (Camp 001. (n) ning the first game 4-2 and los- Dave Goltz went the distance one-out stint in the ninth, Na • Nap's for the Twins, scattering 11 Nb because the traditional powers does figure in LOS Angeles (Doing I-i) at nightcap ' Mfros W, Braves Cincinnati (Zathry 123). (n) know what Kansas City Is doing and even! his record at 13-13. Willie Moidanex slammed a no longer get to stockpile the slate. Miami 21-10. Bowl; S. San Ann; a. Bob Tryon; 7. San Francisco (Riceft O.Q) at ClaudU Washing- tire in- better talent. but we have to win." hoinerin the t Memphis State atTuisa-The San Diego (Jones 7fl) 2 an who wu Romberg not only iwu but he also landed I d and ___ hardly been heard from since, P center Scott Worley. Seminole Is home On defense, Seminole will we seem to be lacking Colonial. Tdwy " plays at "mum mawrity and at- counter with a front five of Oviedo, (Mando, Edgewater Is ut.. if we pat it Jackson, Greg Davis, together Worley, at Lake Brantley, EIalIa St and Marion Mudd and Cassanova; up a little, we Like Howell and Lyman at ne ba ckers Hayes and Tony li a flo. tn dub. Mann, and secondary members Expected starters , for Washington, Donnie Lively, 19 Kickoff is 7:30 at each site. on offense iw-iw- Sutton and Hayes. Seminole is coming off wason last hill and is coadW quarterback Peter Hardy, by • °°• as he redddrftd one year and spent the other, on the Bruin bench. "We have a kA of allft, but with Georgia' 1gm Robinson, one . . I 9 Dankworth had left his in Reno, Nev.. five ago play f*AW it U "A" to . PWICheI : .school cafeteria. Dinner 13 VM he demolished Robinson in 1:52 I .. would . tabsit, "it's nift lar ow people back in my home town to Hayes and We. Gilder, and that was billed as4he winner -. -. won tmWO against Calvin PANtI110111 aim it great right r , and Clark did In follow welterweight Jimmy Germain with a we IAntcn " am Scott Clark au Week "But" said the UCLA ght 1,11110411111t. "We don't know Mike Sutton, fullback Ricky In matm actim junia much about Colonial, but they Wells, ends James Cassanoviii welterweight Razor Rownbert returned to the sports stadlum -_ - 1111111111111111111M - # '. '. au Agblock Owens finished off Brantley with a fight Wercut. . . Jayvees In the ninth. Taylor was a 2$year.old regular 12 years ago when the Ptdflleblewabigleadandthe Ntpenpelapslulad Umearotmd,he'sdotng what he can to get Into the fret Weld I ' . to fight out Of the with sessomopenIng games. , ft ionsto - - Semi '*nole Colon'ioal eas the newest schools send teams Into action Seminole team: Milt .1 -. .. 2 1 .. ., on . 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Wargo, 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Warp of4elLodumondDr., Fern Park, Is participating in a major NATO maritime exerelse: "Team Work 11." He Is serving as a crewrnember aboard the tank landing ship USS Fairfax + • if _____ 4 — ____ The two-week exercise Invgve more than m w, perm ships, 30 suhinarthes and aircraft from nine NATO countries and France. "Turn Work '1$" units will be operating In the North Atlantic Ocean, crust Aft tciether: 4 es. cr cheese, .eftoned Martha Sue Thomas became honor in a yellow game gown. The bodice was fashioned with Batten In a c2ndleligtd, double fitted waist and square neckline ring ceremony performed by eed with cotton lace, and long Rev. Clifton B. Hale at the sleeves ending In a ruffle. The Longwood Church of the skirt fell to the floor In three Nazarene. Aug, 28 at $ p.m. tiers of old fashioned ruffled, Galon Cralgo was orprd4 separated by bands of cotton The bride Is the daughter of lace. She wore a wide-brimmed Mrs. Zeille Mae Tlwna., 1041 hat trimmed with yellow bow &hna Rd., longwood and the and dreamers down the back, late Mr. Thomas. The and carried a bouquet of white bridegroom Is the son at Mr. '4'ttlu and baby's breath. and Mrs. I.J. Batten, Maitland. Bridesmaids Debbie Watiers, Given in marriage by her Cauelberry; Donna Taylor, the bride of Ronald Eugene • " . V brother, Roy Thomas of Goldenrod; and Judy Thomas, Lopgwood, the bride wore a fill Longwood, aIder of time bride, gthVkvu4.anpe,1.odjwn Is wore outfits Identical to the white polyester orgausa with honor attendant, but in mint cotton venise lace trimming the green. demure neckline and conStephanie jordo .n, of the tlntdng down the full length of the ftoflL The bodice and bride, was flower giri. Rick Esclavca, Lengwood, flowing A-line skirt ending in a was bed man, and ushers were chapel train was strewn with Mel FTh't. Lengwood, Freddie lace petals and seed pearls. 'flue Longwood, brother of long sheer sleeves, silt at the and Gary Batten, wrists, were also lace'trhnmed. the A Camelot headpiece trimmed winter Springs, brother of the with venlselace and seed pearls moegrOOOL RLD9 bearer was secured a short nylon illusion William Dell, Fern Park, veil, and she carried a cascade neplew of the bridegroom. bouquet of white daisies Following a reception In the surrounded by miniature church fellowship ball, the Yellow carnations and baby's couple left on a wedding trip to breath. The bride carried two Hodoon Inland They will make long stemmed yellow roses their home in Sanford. The which she presented to her bride Is employed as a mother and the bridegroom's cosmetologist at Lena's Beauty mother. Salon, Casselberry. The Jean Jordan, Alma, Ga., bridegroom Is a finisher at served her sister as matron of Orlando Upholstery. + -. ' . . . -- P, How does Ay Mack ieveiazxi J r. unwind arter ++++++++++ + 1+ guests can be asked to tone hours? down. The former state senator who • DEAR ABBY: This Is one for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Eugene Batten DO they party every night Or is a bachelor laughed with, the books but I swear It's trns once a week? There are laws "Now that's classified." After 4O years ofmarriage, my FAIRWAY agaInst disturbing the peace, Mack is active and on the mother-in-law left her husband Women's Problem's To Be Aired YOU know, but 'nice" people board of directors of several LAUNDROMAT and ran off with a younger guy. shouldn't be forced by law to organizations and spends much Included among the purposes She Just wrote to tell us that Dry Cleaning it budget In order to establish its consider their neighbors. timeal hLscondomlnluxnin New of the new Central Florida priorities, the Commission has Prices and coin laundry she and her fellow are coming s*rvlce In a pleasant at. Beach. which Is ocen Commission on the status of pl -n rthrn.uth In.m sinA wni.IA II. •,. nt's., *flntt n_ .. nnhlig. hs...1.s.. ...,.a AU 1u5 unnz:smyear3O. - Smyrna mosph,r,. Open 7 am. Women, ho use to his friends. An avid Is to serve as a from 7:30-10 p.m. at the stay with us for about a week. W O NDERED W H Y and I want a horse more than goiter for years, he Is among daily. Located at.... medium to understand and Seminole County Courthouse. My husband (her son) says SOMEBODY DIDN'T DO anything In this world! Dad the thmngs who has now taken solve the problems dealing with whatever I decide Is okay with SOMETHING. THEN The public Is urged to attend FAIRWAY PLAZA I said, "You can have i hot5i3 If up tennis. the status of women, and to and make its cominegs on such him. We have only one guest REALIZED THAT I WAS Y On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th " pay for it, plus all the serve as a clearing house for subjects affecting women As rcoznto put upthe two ofthem SOMEBODY." (Anonymous) equipment and the upkeep." 322.9739 of particular In- child care, credjt, employment, information What do we do? Our teenage The horse I want costs IlbO, Try It you'll like III Thanks for listening. GA terest to women. education, social services. kids know aboig Grandma and bless you, Abby, and all the but Idon't have the money. I — het buylrtend, but can we have people who listen to you. don't get an allowance, and I Season the a sleeping together In our MARLENE can't earn money doing chores home? DEAR MARLENE: You are for the neighbors because they In the past you've told Indeed somebody, and the say I'm too young and I might parents if their college kids who motto you valued sufficiently to get hurt. The University Theatre at are shacking up away from keep on your desk prom it. I can't earn any money doing FTU has come up with .anew home want to bring their DEAR ABBY: How do you chores around my own house season roommates home for a visit, deal with a next-door neighbors because my folks say I live here coming ticket plan for Its 197S.77 season, which they have to abide by the house who have a swimming pool and and should do whatever I permits ticket holders a choice 7 AYRE SHOPPING CENTER 2956 ORLANDO DRIVE standards. But how do you hold noisy pool parties well Into for nothing, of both seats and nights of at. handle a shacking-up Grand- the night? I have rua out of ideas. How tendance. The price Is also PH. 323-7530 Open Ev.iy Thur.. 4117:30 p.m. ma? Our bedrooms are on the side can I get the money? lower nine productions for U. STICKY WICKET of the house near their pool and HORSE-CRAZY IN INDIANA An exchange plan allows a DEAR HORSE-CRAZY: I'm DEAR WICKET: The same it's Impossible to get any rest season ticket holders to change th*Id you will ha ve to be way you'd handle a shacking-up while they're partying. reserved nights if necessary. college kid. Their parties don't tan until patient until you are able to Productions will include "The of Spring & Summer Fashions DEAR ABBY: Every time 10 p.m. — Just when we're EARN the mon..y — unless you Madwoman of Chaillot;" you advise someone to "get turning In. They are nice people can perivade youT dae to lead it "Waiting for Godot;" "The counseling," I pray that your and we Like them, but their $0 JDU with the usderstasdiag Three Cuckolds" and one-act advice will be followed because nocturnal pool parties are a that You wW repay him WIIW plays In repertory. For more I am living proof of bow much problem for us. DRESSES - PANTSUITS - JUMPSUITS. LONG EVENING GOWNS you become a wage earner. Information about productions good counseling can acCan anyone offer a solution? ! and the season ticket plan, call WE ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD3nd MASTER CHARGE complish. can't very well sell my lovely Dani at 2752861, between 10 All Sales Final I learned through counseling borne and move away. Optn Mon. thru Wed. 5:30.3:00 Thurs. 5:30.7:30 Fri. 5:30.3:00 Sat. 1:30.33Q a.m. and 3 p.m., weekdays. i to know myself and to accept —_______. PERPLEXED IN .IUI. . myself. I discovered that whit I BWGHAMFON JJt II$ a pAQbJ,m. vim,, Elt" yeIf? Pv a Dvfia'u' ?U9y, whI. , Nurses To Meet felt, good or bad, was real w'd Beauty Shop Special-Mon., Tues., Wed. Only DEAR PERPLEXED: Tht okay. I learned that approval but appruach Is to pay your sum'. flnC1464 Florida Nurses Association, was fine, but II wasn't iueig?iban a *It dar1ng the to"-upi, pisall. District 37 will meet Sept. 21 at $4s necessary In order to feel good 4*y *mltgfl thorn Irankly what 16 Wrft Ii0 r Stod 11 tc 4 p.m. at the Seminole County v, (includes hair cut and stylln9) about myself. you've 0141 sue. Much depends tli)rly Hilit, With Shampoo & Set Ab. Health Center, 900 French Ave., I keep a motto on my desk at on the klid of noise they sziike, bv' .,How WOW-If Lsfltrs Sanford. All ar ea RN's are 1w Al! Occas., Reg. 12500 work that explains my attitude and fr how long. 500 WITH THIS AD fl(ISWA urged to attend this first 0*5. o"p "(2G about life now. It says; "1 can be turn.'sl down. Boisterots can ) No Appointment Necessary meeting of the new year. Operators: Claudia Sly-the, Angfl Parafta, Becky Ferris Fashions and Beauty Shop FINAL CLEARANCE 50% TO 75% OFF + English Channel and Baltic Sea. In addition, a major combined amphibious landing will be made In Norway, with a secondary amphibIous [aiding -- - - County. Thomas, Bat Repeat Vows Grahamcracker FTU Theatre Ticket Plan All New GERARD WARGO -__a... PEANUTBUTI'ER PIE By ABIGAIL VAN BIJREN The Armed Forces — s Fam y Osjects To , Beau's Sleeping Arrangement DILSIV • Thru9.10.76. % VMEN 4 88 e.I 09c 5UT1N 50*511 U& better over low hod in 1 q& hula medium sized saucepan. — ROOMS (no had. Add b e T1 — mw "W"fop RLAC1*E*Y JAM CAblE and 1 eup bow ,pL tmrneag.y, ;718dud. Mflaw with hiking % 2 ou r _______________________________ poonlw. Stir o to or 3C flI hint II, to vedfla ads. together flow, s r, % p. edt Turn haa will passed pin biking powder and salt. 4 eUl I4rd cap p'a.ut gilatinin a mediam ds.d hail; 11%I1%Z1% bebag, flak. in Cibhme i, M& and shotI lop 06 hatter mixMWg.IfM diashas. Md preheated oven(* duçsss) tang. Add to drysdiad ½ cap b.tIv. uaalcisa, blend jed Sum duy parties. Stirr ing 1e hiMberrJune ji Saw until fruit separates and sbod das. (cI km pan in vi " -',d. Fold to out I e chipped ads Prepare 1 envelope Dre mlzture becomes ayru. cake ra& YW russd mofis pan ½ Wb according to directions on Quill mdli miator. begins to MAiMA L4D! OAT Id filL 'oon a t:.puslhI (it — Jules) box; stir Into peanut better mound from spoon. Fold PL4*EMUFr1s . marmalade onto such and top I W' ad padu mixture, whipped cream WMuwlgr, lb e d flew with r - hatter, fiflI 'ui. Pew Id0 pie shell. mixture. Un. bOtIZiindMIISS '4 cap pins shoal 3'd full. Bake to gtoger, *plee aid top with cruhed psanots. of nim*lach pie dish with lady 2% hp_heft dives. * dogoseovu mdli IIg!dIy fingers, pour in drawbarry puLi toownid, $ minute,. Ylside iini softened butter emil STRAWBERIIy MAlLOW PIE flll; chill mdli ad. hp NIt I 12 malflni. sugar In electric misar. Add Garnish with sliced eggs one at a time, whipping 2 cape .Idse strawberries and reserved will In between at NO ipeed. shmallows mar Food Tips Sift flour with scicas and saLwager I ev Add soda to buttermilk and dir 1 Sum, pasSage BhJrryjmscoycH well.Fold in flour, niixing Leganes are a good soore. of d'4Itcbn ad 2to 2% c strawberry flavered BP.OWNIF proteth bouur, they are low tooth who the r4tick, is alternately with buttermilk gelatin T'%j5tllre Add sherry. Mix In in one of the einemdlal amino th ft,dwjth acoupleof cçg 1/4 befter ___ adds — the chemical balding cdwder,a amaib ado (sliced) pecans and ckherry JIM f,._ strawberries ½ cap evapetated en blOCkS of prolelfl c hive a4 ae'eral celery tope. heavy savy cream, uuPk greased and flowed pans and this aminoacid In alp1 2 tT*1T peeked bake at 5 degrees fortO Therefore you can rH'i, a U you like spaghetti sauce 12 lady fligers, brawn Mw legume with a grain (for mole from tNnatoe,to be dark minutes. At 30 mins*ei. ted 5511L 2 'U' with draw. example red beans and rim) ce) add a little bottled to nIng Combine 1½ cupa of the ½ I*salt Cool five minutes and have protein with the Cool In sauce. an n cape sØte Invert on cake rack and leave for good 81211110 paL p con- flow pins over cake for 10 minutes stantly until marshmallows It' a good Idea to have three more. This Insures a mold melt and mixture comes to the t top. hiking powder strainers, one with coarse 1 tap. vadlia cake. A 3-pound broiler-fryer mesh, one with mediwn mash boll. Pour over strawberry I e-..l pecan let with ___el cfrosting. frosting. thicken yields 2½ caps ci*ap and one with fins ms.h. The ding-a-Hag of the I_ Make graham cracker crust tennial trek which also carried telephone bgvrmçted a short I according to package direc- them to Canada, Mr. and Mrs. late afternoon siesta. Anything I Lions. It Isn't that I'm lazy and Walter (Bill) Glelow have In a southern drawl as thick I the crusts I make never turn arrived home to carry on their and smooth as creamy peanut I Gogmg I out, but I use the ready-made community involvements and butter, the caller Identified I crusts. also enjoy the football season. herself and said she was callingI Soften cream cheese and Dietridi from the Jimmy Carter camgradually beat In sugar with -_•'.' Several members of the peign headquarters at Atlanta, J electric mixer until light and Democratic Women's Club of Ga. fluffy. Beat In peanut butter. Seminole County attended and She said words to the effect, on the menu- same recipe. Mix Detain Whip according to were delegates to the "We all really got a big kick This. renm is the grande + package directions andIbimd DemnocratIWomen'a Clubs of .1 Iron some of your articles In finale, and as the raven would + Into mixture (incidentally, Florida Inc., convention at The Herald, and want your say, "never more." fresh whipping cream and the Hotel Fontalnbleau, Miami permission to use your peanut. The delicious dessert, which whipped topping does not Beach. ) butter pie recipe In some of our requires no cooking and can be work). P'Uy Hattaway chauffeured publications." whipped up in nothing flat, is fit Pour mixture into crust and several local delegates in her I yawned, "Go ahead. It's for royalty as well as top with crushed peanuts motor home and also two okay by me." presidential hopefuls. (tossing a handful into the delegates from Winter Park. Since the recipe appeared In PEANUT BUTlER PIE mixture works beautifully). Jean Norris, second vice The Herald on July 19, Ouch graham cracker crust Refrigerate ,.1f for several hours president of the Florida . presented In letter form to I ox. All. cream cheese before slicing. U there is any Democratic Women and Rosalynn Carter, I have been I cape codectioner's sugar left over, the pie will keep president of the local bombarded with requests to I envelope Dream Whip refrigerated for several days. organization said, "We really ; repeat the yummy dessert, and ½ cup smooth peanut butter enjoyed the trip, had lots of understand a local eatery has It 'i cap crushed peanuts After a three-month Bicen- good food and heard many good .. speakers. . Others attending were June . $ Foley PipSiaback AnnaMae ' il b Wells' Virginia' Mercer, •' Corinne Campbell and Dora S. County Fair. Limit 2 thru 9-18-76. --------- Employed ua plant deft at Southern Bell In downtown Siciord, Mrs. Conway Is a member of the Telephone Ploemeereaub. + Jimmy Goes For Peanut Butter Pie PO$80 blimonamouth). H ___ -asports claim that the WNI$KIY L1uilIbs the asgnekIndci ,_ SISSION :asaa.sverable, relatively - $57 Case 12 $57 Cia. 12 - lnfp4,. the ,.is and that It will be of . together. --- H.Q.CallsForR.cIp. $1.06 W.-iNreens worth COUPON! .*a 0 0 to supplement Its Ales Conway&ty0Sb@kS ali cooking, b6 she mod olaI The auo,tossnto( cakes and p1.. which corn. from her kitchen do not tom$ her bind,Marfon,whoienot a , her Ted, and hat fellow employs. U Southern Bell appreciate bat culinary talents to the full. At tinily ptherthg, Alva Is always the one to fix the dessert. A particularly good. looking concoction Is her old fashioned Blackberry Jam dark and rich, ftJ phasing Crunch of pecans. Her Pssmd Better Pt. Is another palate pleaser, and for those with a awed tooth, they can't go wrong with Stt&b*rry Muhbow Pie or RIttiracoldu Brownias. Savory Marmalade Out Flake Mtdflm oft, a Change o(tadepscs, and areat their bed hot and battery. Ales offers this tip to angel food coke c lovers: Silos off top of the coke c and apoca in ach pie Poll lpbig of peach repia& iho top elice ci cake and Ice with heavy cream mixed with OW of the peach filling. Uclons! s and rata in Sanford,of Sonford-born parents, Ales has the blue eyes pretty blonds hair of her S swam Jali granlknolher, a settler In the Upsala area. She has twin alder, Alice Costa. Avid beach We, the Conways and Coatas take their vacations a ICOPI 2 ___ X261W A - -& *wn gne. ascii vetocie to report Ia asnere. The liraill product .ii —jq a im limi lpy.jh to Hulls Is a new vurulon al thebrash be knpth Were thin vs 1WtinkubiMIin psIcs. will beIy lwpr thin the autasisUe reason or with hive aha* fLnlà4J the fird Genial satiuhlp mIaiili Aadb,celtsivwwyisii .T!L AVIV — Iulh Sb. dto.., laser raagalladlng lv,,! toditod to produce a Arilo1rm Lyuz. is Inbis lsraell.made antisaireraft ulzall*sw pi1i hauls ci the whoa. opsrMixal ruill Is to tNlS, ft £inDQI pay ft 4011 lb. _Ø 1, and ti for howasns,ie nbst hullcoØor to Amoriae hal ul me* miostlas and a heavy Preach Bur elsa, coaling m1e' uj-it wa. But Or ivwyt 1usd masdwl, ce their Ph6Kft the CTIW. — aftet It&OVU44l, al the end ci abont $11 maliig fur ,!f sach. The as, Ildu wr bar ed eW he way or the other, for he. c -IL,JII 111$ , ___ d dselped In g aft have a range ci 4,011 mmjng more atmo than ever moiiy, larash is alibi .zpahi shas be ID Isrash taha it only baying advanced brash. absig Ito., thaN thal of halve — am mnlDl worth. to orgeir. urn. $14 blfllo ____ hum usesfaia Lis a. navigullon l hslkcsrs hal Mae tLM to lpIing on is fwt the armed with sew a.,&.,nlc mliii. the .t1 Isat hauls bull to king$mWiun for 1spot worth of Am,rlcui wespus b r i'Jchs, gygon which d their sea with Weotra halkepior will be fltIsd sal with (snbewi Their main wespuu to 41 cor1u — but It will she liii. -jOut" asltob,( glaushealig -----------sun — to as,. fur1 '401111011111, Is NO MOM J411111118" a" ad of ines A PLAMINSO hAND ilmerabllit Is .alotd. _*rod's mast marked ,•cM,- The Week + + AaDenmark. ,, 1970 gaduate of Chester 1i,gh School, Chester, N.Y., he joined the Navy In October 1910. Wargo's ship is horneported at Permanent Wave Little Creek, Va. 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Who we tuirl her recipe our free chicken Inches) at the lenperatur. and tutmnjopod I b,ca.s they Qiem Sane,, me below forthe thus givenabove. Serve sidlladadlbe"allchicbit" lAnethebottomandsldnsata ,jtig ttwnlni M! 't In NEW ØIICZEN LOAF 7by3/thchbodpen with a weea. 1¼ s om4outad rice shut at foil. In a iso., bowl CREAM SAUCE meal • • 41(1417 mab the rice cereal; In a small saucepan over low add uikstu SW and the hint melt 2 tesipoone batter; 2SW "' ¼ cup dow fM.bis esIuds ac* dir In 1 .Maj}0uJ flow. O chicken bib the Q'MU) SW dir to(dhSF hUts dir hi % cup dear fatfree ¼ cap mllk welL Turn Into the prepared chicken broth, keeping smooth. • InAlmahms the advantage of ¼ III cinches in uksd IN 11 ,.i • Ns,ddDIOtS bell. ks WitOf MC1). ROvt chicken ad houp wsoea. hIdWoa'uu._; u *kem __ add _ioqh dow fM4ree dock. Tabece w to tutft S dock En make 2 cups; tom ho a $t batiu.d (1% by 2% Into a fl nrsp and dir in the ousuterde nii.4ws stir Chickea Leaf Is Uglitened with oven-toasted indl..) layor ¼ the breed, crIail, over m.d..li heat cereal ad Ma.,; layer the r .dll thickened and leIIb and brad, bum and die.,., In a It.4.. 'A W r me &' flow ad Mustard; gra1ly ¼ pound dmp _p 2 tamsepeous flow 2 Ieiui dry md 2 nd - - ___ -' •-. - ___ . ____ a way the U'III has many new and is "-usuw COOia back to Preparing some basic recipes. 4:ew Ed bean favorite a off 101 twit In 1979 uce. - _______ b' • . - -s---.- - • . TANGYUANCHOPS 1 .uac. 0 pit kkiasd ' iu hsebsess .. ¼ elapses red Mer, GOLDEN FU" Illisacecea -- -j I and waterl SIfrmnrUlnsand pecans pjs. into two weilvemed 96406 10Sf PSIL Bake In preheated 1 and 10 4 eggs deileed upc,raie ¼cupvegetableilj as p alllaimpsee fl Combin, beans barbecue sauce .s1 , meal Place half Sf this mixture a rectangular Ik1nt dish (hOd 2 Impose sade hw41) Ditihe hnni with a lisps., salt i..--,.--.-- - swv g&uc u pie s and pepper. Fry the chops and onion In the oil until browned. 1 leap.m baking Add these to the dish of beans pswder and cover with remaining 1 cup deity Soar cim beans. Put crushed pineapple on top and sprinkle crumbs ¼ cup water overlt. Bake at375degreeafor %eesraine 50 mInutes. ¼ cup LbaLd pecum 10 minutes. Makes tvol#lnch ' - VARIATION: Substitute one - ch tube pan for two 91 Inch 10-In 11; bake In preheated 3degree oven 1 how and 2$ - 4 ---.--- minutes. HOT BUTnMEDICIDER ine 1 quart cider, one 4Inch dick cinnamon, S whole cloves, $ allspice berries (op. tional) and one-fourth to third cup brown sugar, depending on taste. Bring to a bolL Simmer 10 to 15 mInutes. riInIntn -. -we Ton .h...4.h about 1 teaspoon butter. - Com ,-,-.- pice 15._s tan , - with sour pro --I saves ' - - weeke, 1 cup firmly petted pelt chIPS WhtheedltiinM.sLi.iaiA *4. 011101146 Pimlhf $eNeiip pica some aushed ¼ kasposa MR *Buppk who cooked with ¼ kapta PI9rU IMa pork chops, brick am I mi= eisa, babe b... at sited with thou who love T01-1111111011 (ablespees "'tIN dishesasUWY We In the land of .0 ibe ^V1 V.- - _____________ lCdW "" - rice Aft t- • • - "- 'I . . ._ a* 01 U)III 1T) lOch r d .azugtvetMaThda sicentennial Takes Us Back To Basics teaspoons lemon Jules; . _ an can.wd àuglmidzandpaid,some Beat - peel yolk, ¼ cup 110* cream and . o 1 avsjMoo. enrk rmiw. tUmIU pWUf*In pumpkin togelberl •• • .Ma - - • b one- Golden Pumpkin Bread makes tasty use of a seasonal favorite - - - Corn Main Dishes Are A Tradition In American Eating P"o OM besco and Wd to bind; pow WWApple Bradrey Cocom,Cam Good Beifffte Wr AND SRCY )ml tim to Coder Comm out CORNET TflumilS doves garlic, ___ 0 tablespoon) 1tablespoon ieeipeeiai Sinew rod tomw 1111111"As scow ft in Mom h" 4 1% tablespoons cum powder Ube V _ lend iamespoonotum •awws 4 JUM10 ROLL F \ - !. Columbus discovered. merit of recipes ate the direct corn? Not really, but it was result of cosdrlbsdlcng made by Columbus who pioneered the our ancitom exploration of Cuba and was GOLDEN COIN PIE responsible for the first corn (nob dish) brought back to the Old World. 2 caps biscit ask Corn in one ofthe oldest ofthe ¼ cup cold milk earth's cultivated crops. It 2 tbsp. margerin, or holler data so far back, between 5050 ¼ cup chopped ii. and 6000 B.C., that no one Is ¼ cup cbipp pea prppu certain of Its exact beginning. ¼ cup flow Although discovered In Cuba, 1/4 tsp, salt corn was believed to have first I can (17 is.) Cream grown in South America. More Style Golden Sweet Csra recent findings, however, point I beaten to the Southwest portion of ¼ cap milk or whipping North America as Its origin. cream The ancient Incas and Aztecs I os. cooked hem, were primarily responsible for cubed further cultivation and lm- Combine biscuit mix and pro,'ement of the plant, and milk; mix. Roll out; line 9-Inch before the colonies began, the pie plate with dough. Bbke at American Indian had been 375 degrees F., 5 to 10 mInutes. growing corn for hundreds of Saute onion and greenpeppermn years. margarine. Blend In flour and salt. Add corn; cook, stirring Columbus and his conquistadors, returning to constantly, until thickened. Sp.i from Cubs wjth snpia. Combineeggs and milk. Stir of matw seeds, - began the in. rapidly Into corn mialue. Add troduction of corn throughout barn. Pow' into crust. Bake at portions the Old World _ ft 375 degrees F., 20 to X mLnutft Mediterranean, Asia, later the Garnish with cut-Outs from Philippines and China. Yet, by remaIning dough, If desired, the time the Pilgrims settled the before baking to 6 servings. colonies, Europeans had not TAMALE PIE heard of corn. ( main dish) The early settlers were 1¼ lb. ground beef forced to depend on the strange i med. onion, ebippd grain when their own grains i dove garlic, minced failed to produce. Quickly z tbsp. chill powder accepting the need for corn and 1 tsp, salt cornmeal, they studied closely i can (17 os.) Cream Style the variety of ways Indians had Golden Sweet Corn devIsed for its use. Continually, 1 can (IS Cs.) Stewed they adapted to the use of COIU, Tomatoes Americanizing their traditional I can (1 on.) Tomato Sauce English recipes. By 1736, when i can 12% 05.) sliced ripe the first truly cookolives, drained book published, was 1 cup corn meal clearly considered a staple. one-tidrd cup salad oil The popularity of corn, as 1 egg, beaten both a table vegetable and as a In large saucepan, brown grain, continued to grow and be meat with onion and garlic. influenced by other cultural Drain. Add remaining groups migrating to the New mixwell. Cook, World. stirring constantly, until The history, cultivation and thickened. Pour into a greased availability of corn is a success 2-quart casserole. Bake at 350 story of the Americas. 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JWGreenStamps J IIIIIIJwGreenStampsI I P $1 of More of Any Candy (12p1$ Wet, SW.23. 1976) - (bpiUW.d..S.ps.22,1976) I...ooaa.aoo..aa.aa*oaao...J L...000 NtNt00000..00..Nt_..__. - h.. EXTRA WITH 11115 COUPON *00 PUICOALI OP of IN 1114 COUPON £00 PUSC,IL$1 OP S hO.O000000O0O0Nt0Nt0Nt..__._0_ 40=14MOMS . I' PintorQua,t Freezer Containers Co each pkg (fipis. Wit. Sips. 22. 1976) EXTRA 1 36 OlIN INtl COUPON £00 PuIcsau o. P P! ttfox I I II Wed.,Sip'. 22, 1976) •alIuI0lalJ $IlUIIS JWGreenStamps 10 L..oa 00.Nt00000000Nt*aaaao.o.oaJ L.. ! (E'pu EXTR A JWGreenStamps uscs&si *1111100 COUPON *00 S I I II 32 4? Johnson's Cotton Swabs 200-ct. pkg. (1 P'S Wit.Sips. 22.1976) OlIN ?N4$ COUPON AND 'UPC$*SI OP I SI Bufferin Tablets 1 65-ct. bottle (Ezpii.sW.d.,Ssp,.n $976) I Ammen's Medicated Powder 6¼-ox. can • WITH f"" COUPON AND PUNCISALI OP ublh I JWGreenStamps P LU OP [jJJwGreedtampsI WITH TNII COUPON *00 PUICM*$I 00 2 ••.•..•. EXTRA JwGreenStamps VIcksSjnez NasalS 15ccprg (IxpossW.d., Sips. 22, 1976) 40-a J!J4(GreenStamps • OlIN Tall COUPON *0 I 12 Off Label CePacol Mouthwash 14.oLbOttle (hpi.,W.d., $ops. 22, 1976) 28. r% 3 SAVE 3c Star-Kist Chunk Style (UmIP 6 Cons Pleas.) Peak Toothpaste 6.3-ox, tube (hpi.s Wed., S.ps.22, 1976) EXTRA OlIN THIS COUPON AND PUOCKLII OP a 3h um Fostth Denture Adhesive 3Vi.oz.pk9 (Lp.sW.d., SW. 22, 1976) 27. Do rio i I Pork &B.ans........ 4 $1 6IL 99$ Chunk Tuna SAVE 17C Upton Onion, Season or Hickory Burger Mix........ 2 z 89' 18 Off Label I 4.-ox, bottle (tapk.W.d.,S.p,.22. 1976) JWGreenStamps OliN t011 COUPON £00 PU.CM*U Of • 11' RIPE SWEET WESTERN SAVE 33c Sent. with Hot D.gs & Hamburg.n, Van Camp's WI?N THIS COUPON *110 PUSCIASI OP Cutex Polish Remover EXTRA JWGreenStampspll!j!JJWGreenStampsl pw 01111 1111$ COUPON £00 PU•CNLU OP WITH Tall COUPON *00 PUICHLSS OP Clecrasil Cleanser 40L bottle 26. (bpi.sW.t, so". 22, 1976) EXTRA 1111 lIaoWGreeflSfampsI "ureenTampsI *1,11 TaIl COUPON AND Pvacsa$i OP 25OffLabol Soft & Dri Anti-P.rspirant I Super, Unscented or Rig. 5-ox. can Si 25. (hpàssW.4.,S.,,.22 1976) Effwdent Denture Tablets • jJ4(GrièiiStamps Wj!IIOWGreenSfampsI li!L!J44GreenStampsI OFFER ONLY AVAILABLE W4 THE FOLLOjMNGCOUNUE&Oraflge, Lal,$ipydnol,, O.c.oI., Brovord. I $249 000HI0* 0001$ 000000000000. ..• '••... Rr_- 1~ ..I f)_, • , I '. '! - ? ) lt'1 - . •, I • ,. •.... - :Iit '.• ••• :1 ' ;I '> 11 j �____ -. . . . ..~ - - .I .. . W1I*V.$II$,$% I . - .. I - - - I - . I - . .- . - I . . I . I .00 I • TELEVISONAISTINGS ., , . . - I I ____________________________________ ~ W.dn.sdáy -Atit __ 112" )RUir4EI.- 4(T I MOM DOUGLAS SHOW _ (I) IAPIKYN4D HUTCH • TuocLaa .• MNIIUNCE8HCM (7) THE AMERIOMPIOUn Ii) C) (1) (1) T .'7) AS NESS LOVE. AMERICAN AQdo IOn 11 6.30 2) (12) NBC (4) (I) CBS (:7) CM (1) mc tM. a EVERYBODY'S ILls. _____ p.m., Weld las, (Masdo. loesi p& omee Wlfl iIá. 7:3 Middle." (11W) Robift Mun.Frwc.PaM,t 1064. (Tues.) -1* t •Von Spbw vvie. MITNUS. 1965. (Wed) iWStVS Angry (81W) PhIvy Fonds. 2 (W PSCPdE 1$) P •MOVIE ) frI5.4jg trahthig ipeiliotid ______ ypjg a a,, I'Ød1E (Mon.) Pm P4.or Uurah Kerr, Clifford Evens. (Tues.) -Four f,fon and a Pts',r LcrIs You *qrt 1. 12 &ERV GRIFFIN RI 24 THE ELECTRIC COM. () , Fiom Fth Duryea. Mdaal OShes. 2) TOTELLIETRIJTH (:4) SOT. BIM y. LI) CFE)68TS 1tTWR, WRY I4RV4 II) I 0FEAMOFlN* (7) _ac (I) M.A WILD IILDOF 711 ABC CAPflO pE FOR DEAF (I) MANNIX AND THE &I.N ______ I LS AN MA . (2 TREASURE HUNT )IT MACP. PORT (2) PRICUIRIGHI (4) IiOiY PATROL S NOTICSAS Pd EANOL S CALL fl MCM HOONfSIOES pyp (I) IX TX . 1:46 Iathtd AA, $ p.m., 1301 W. FIrM 81. 1110 Mary Nilary, $ a.m., Mayfair C untry Qab. Sward nag 12:1 p.m., Mayfair CMty Qsè. ___ o PRAIRIE i COWY Thursday SHOW: Comedy variety series. MOVIE WId i.) TUBsOMC 600 iE .hI$ .loyne ) Reynolds, Edward Arnold. 1944. Co'T about W Ii 1 fç I IoS serviceman, despite her fad*UYs0tle1t"30. (2) SLJP4SH*4AJJ,W4 6:15 ( StldSI*EALMV4Ac 625 • 6.30 '3) () ',%sflH fl15 Jp (4) (9) FRNI(E AVALCN (Tues.. Ttsn.)zI DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) 08CC: PROFILES Pd EDUCATION (Ff1.) PICTUFE frJfl4 University t rlis. SHOW. ArmeloFiaV 9:00 (2:) (12) NBC MOVIE 1uton. FIssnoild &sr (.4) (1) ALL Pd 11€ FAMILY 2 12 HOLLYWOOD 3:15 an fwoed and owrw of a chain of r- 19)SUMMER 557Ef 825) (4) (9) C83NEWS73Q5 It LA SaaiIrd Wa'. Gr.ip5 2 P.m.. 1201 W. FIrM SI. Cassdbery **, iagd $ pin.., Ascension Luthsrsa (birch. Annual 4.0 Orgs CeiMy 01117 Show, Ceinty rtal See to rekiewe he State Lg11IaoJye Cuadote Forw, 7:30 p.m., Phd Federal Savings and Loan Friendship Room, Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, Sponscrid by Orange County Bar As. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER13 SISTER, lie., noon, Holiday Inn. (4.) (1) SEARCH FOR (2 15) HOG,47f$ HEROES KANGAROO OS DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (FIt) MAX a .oui TALLAHASSEE (API ------ ISO flea,... seeom -COW 0-10 p.m. SHOWTIM 8: We ,. "Aloha Bobbys Rose" & "White Una Fivor" on ai iii - ---- regent.' first coeoposal ___ PIUS SWAP INOP AxOPLIAMAIKUT offiffisial IVIIYS4INDAYC&M..SP.M. J IM CALL mite VTAKE 1 ,~6 ''6 A _FW LO'.a R 1103S.~ A ~ ; . I 1 A IItlIJIIII!1I111111111T111 11111111•1 ftW9Qc" 0,-Fa-- __________________ S-Lost & $100 Reward For thersturnof purse and contents. Keep money. 332-1301. - Thursday ........................7:30.10:30 Friday...........................7:30.10:31 10:30.12:11 $iP.uday ....................... 11:00. 2:00 2:00. 5:00 7:30.10:30 10:30.13:00 + ' tm __________________ ________ 4-ChIld fl i:" Tiny Tots (deuiTNr) ......... 10:45.11:30 *.Lit! teFOOIS(II4Yfl.OM) .....2:30- 3:11 11 Intermediate..............4:15. 3:00 5.. BaSIC Danci ...................5:00- 3:45 ......... ...... ...1:43- :30 a. Fvdamentals . .. ................ i\ ....... . .. . . . .. . .. . . . . . 4:30. 7:13 SKATING RINK Ph. 322.353 -' 2700 W. 251h St. (SR 46A) 0 44 . .0. an experienced QrouR LITTLE PEE .IGENCr WANT A JOB? SEE US TODAY! 3741.3743 key punch operator. Noun of em. Ploy Will will be from 11:30 AM. RECEIVING CLERK local company. COUPLE was for $20-a-month boosts and 2 per cent ues. The original union proposel would have meant yearly increases 01 $675 for $15,000year employes. Ken Megill, chief negotiator for UFF, had Said that one year ago, officials were discussing the need for afl per cent "buy Increase because pay rates had not kept up with Inflation. --- Excellent - DENTAL ASSISTANT Es. - Wkniced. Must type. MECHANICS - Several openings Sanford Airport,Sanford for qualified Own tools. in & • 0 BOOKKEEPER - Experienced In 3ALES REPS - Good loch opening,. UI MAID - 1 year experience MOBILE HOME PARK MANAGER - Live In. neiq"bot'od I+s tfdl bad.. - - OFFICE MANAGER - Licaww real euate sales or broker. SEAMSTRESS part time. RETAIL SALES Good Company. WAREHOUSE MANAGER Experienced. - - - Longwood Day Care CenterLrugwds oldest. 4a.m. 4 p ... bus to 014m. school. 33s.31P2 anytime. u. ..i4 •hm •,ni,.i .. , vwed for salaries, which war -WE SELL SUCCESSCommercial 3fl 5170 VW W." 10 jlUi r Jail iflW gig clubs with a Classified ad. Call 322'" of S3l-Ws3. tiated since university employ- - ny issues - Sanford This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept HELP.WANTED ADS that Indicate a preference based on age from em. players covered by AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. • Spacious I, 2, & 3 BR apts. TennIs, recreation room, laundry room and clubhouse. 2310 Ridg.ewood Ave. Sanford. PH 323-4430 private entrance, large rms., $110 me plus dep. 3220334. If Deltona- lR.l½bpth. Ptione57 3521 after S P.M. Sanford Court Apartments furnished studio apartments. Conveniently Iocated& beautifully tur)llshed hous newly refinished inside and out Lake Mary- 2 BR 'rage sales are in Season. Tell the )eOpie about it with a Classified d in the Herald 372 26I) 131 R., turn, apt., lights, water furn., lature adults. No pets. 895. 322. 796 after i wk-days. + Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 0094A. Orlando, Fla. 32506, telephone 041.1026. HILDA RICHMOND + r/ Sanford ' , (Z 44 • tilities furnished. $50 dip. 332. 970 after II AM. 41-Howas - 100 ma. 327 9531 or 323.57I. Utilities turn., 5150 mo. plus DEBAR Y -only s.oj3 OR, I bath, screen, porch, 7 yrs. old, Roller P1111l Rink NORTHWEST 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. You're invited to cern, loin the fun at Skate City svpe' eajeymeet for the whole family 15C 7 - ~. . + 1 7 M___, - # ___ - ----I - ___! i~ WINTER Skating Schedule __ IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) SUNDAY 130 pm..3:30 p.m. and 1:ee p.m.4:I0 p.m. MONDAY 7:21 p+m.-la:Ie p.m. FAMILY NIGHT WEDNESDAY 7:3 p.m.-14:3e P.M. LADIES NIGHT FRIDAY 1:34 p.m..II:I0 p.m. SATURDAY 9:35 a.m.lt:31 a.m., 1:31 p.m.-1:00 p.m. 7:31 p.m..)i:e4 pm. NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITHSTAPLOUN Largo Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street Lights Sidewalks CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING TUESDAY £ THURSDAY RESERVED FOR PRIVATE PARTIES HOMES of DISTINCTION ) i a The Herald ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY. 17.12 FERN PARK. 339-2474 300 N. FRENcH AVE. 1 + PH. 322-2611 i., I :~ , ~ 13CONSTRUCTU:JN Inc 2)1 W.lSth Sanford, Fla. Additions Remodeling BR FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 3223103 '4l Jeep Pickup, show quality. Cropped ears & Shots. 1150 to $300. Terms.. 30. 4 wheel drive. Phone 3n.dggg. S740 Free Kittens, cute & cuddly. Contact 1949 ValIant, good clean car. $100 or best otter. 333.1030. after 6. III Hays Drive. Catsi Kittens $2 Each to good home 32)1704 1973 Chrysler Newport, 1 owner, PS, Ps. AC. excellent Coflditloft Make offer. 333-1730, ' ....... c:.i:...... Home Improvements I DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S V. Hardwick. Broker Deitoni. 645 0611 Piano Services Land Clearing PIANO & ORGAN SERVICES Tuning & Repair, All Models C&A BaCkHoe Service earinq, tIl dirt, clay. rock All of digging Housetrailers. Stor ed and mowed 372 9142 - k.ncj TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON :io'm,niy Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519E First. 372 S142 Home Improvements + 113 Lovely 3 BR, 3 balh, central heat & air, family rm, garage, large teflC,d yard. Separate Studio 15.000 eguly & assume loon of 1.32.000 321 0503. Bedroom furnished apartment, Golfers I bedroom unfurnished apartment, $150 per month Pont,wj, work Free estimates $31.41;. Ce'i'rai Heat & Ar Cond.ton,ng iree t5tinidt, call Carl , " 177) - - _____ _ :arpentry, Remoàei.ng, Actd.f.ons Custom Work Licni,j Bonded Fr,. 'St.mt, 37) 603$ - + _____ ave SOme camping equipment you rb longer use' Sell it all with a i II h 'lie Ou. ng I.LC1J iPW 1 N LESI 3735092 We repair and Sr'..e STINE MACHrhE & , Pointing ''v • I . SUPPLY CO o: .0 . Class,tied Ad in The Herald Call 322 2611 or 13% 9"3 and a triendly YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING 40 w'SOl' will hclp you I IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY r. id Si IM ISUOGEJS A11P; BOLSTERED WITH VALUE. I "F iAt 11DM At :'':'j'.'S ' 1,1 1 To List Your Business DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 • .- .- . .---. ----- - n-- - - . '_:' ' ' ''. '' " .• ' . . .. ' . . -' . .. .,. ..' . I --.1;' .' . 1-1 .... .' - '1,1,. . ii I,(;;'.rJ.: n. - t. - f •• f? - ' "." I: 1~11 .,',;J!,T4fc:', 7) .' . i I ' , I I ' I - 1 5% '' '-,, 1 1' ' N a.s,' :.r',j;l , 1 -1 . ' ,','t .' ., 7i'..;..,'.,i 1''-... -' REAL ESTATE ' ' ..' ii di ~ ,i'ui',i5. ''E: ____________ I CaIlBall 1. , STOP AhfO THINK A MINUTE If Classified Ad% didn't work there AoUl't be any _________________________ I Grass culling, no Yard loo small. .wly George Willis., Realtor Associate '.F' 3271317 or 122061; Trees Trimmed Cut, HauIeo A* ay 37) 1405 r 373 1319 (after 1pm, - I IPttj?,t LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR C OST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS. -- us.t a chip Shot to Mayfiir's 12th green or step info your own pool surrounded by a lo vely garden, plus a neat 3 OR. 2 bath, family room home on quiet Street. Call 323-7832 Jdfl!O J77 -. i -. - Hal Colbert Realty - 111111 Tree Service E*PCRT LAWN CARE' Mowing, Edging, Trimmi ng Fr Estimates. Phone 323.1792 SOP AND tHiNk A MINUTE Ii Ct,iss,t,ctt Ads u,art wrk the fe I ulc*'t he Delight I ____________________ Landscaping & lawn Care - Reg Real Esla?, Øt' JOHN KR1DER,A5SO( 107W Cnmmerai Phone 322 7611. Sanfor d tJt'i%tpi' Dress Moanq. Drapes. (77 )(17 ____________________ W. GARNEIT WHITE 3 beiroom, 2 bath hrme. $300 per month, first and last plus 1100 damage dip. Ref erencqs required. soil 322 5913 Mowing, C.E SHEPHERD Panting, Remodeling, General Repairs Coil 323 $875 Roof Repat, Carpentr,. + A1'r,1t,f5 Lt Clejr,ng, Dscing, .11 Dirt. Cl.,, Rock. Sand. H,(hh L oader Ph )fl$,j; ANYTIME 254S Pat k _____ ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulidozig. E.cavatng. Ditch work i Multiple Listing Service Sewing ________________________ r.: ll dirt, top 322 - 2420 1EALTORS ___________________ L.i'w.j Call S.3rjcrd's Sj(c's Lcocr Rentals toes Beauty Care ***** 207 25th; multiple IiSi.flg service interested? 3 BR, Ili bath, fully carpeted central heat and air. Phone 32). 322516$ 11011010111100011 Waxing. Carpet Shampooing. Free estimate 323 5954 Get Some action with a Herald classltied ad We'll help you write an Od that will bring a fast sale. CALL 377761i BPP $23,000. I]] REALT ORS ART BROWN PEST CON F ROt. 2562 Pan. Drive Window Washing, Floor Stripping & i ~] Pest Control (O,Cr your home *ith JIum " s'dng & solfI Sfslem Also lIr Rooting. Gulters 70 yr', E.p i PI,,I,r EOQICS.d.nQCO 151 9563 i. .ifl f - $135 per mo. IDYLLWlLDEHESBy t 4 - I 11 DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR You 322.116 or 33311Q2 after 6 P.M. Dober man AKC Puppies, Pet and WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME! Buying a new home! Moving to an TEE 'N GREEN -107 Bunker Lane Just reduced 12,000 for a quick sale.Nice 3 OR, %' bath home, In nice Section next door to Mayfair Country Club. Features include central heat & air, carpeting, utility building, and deep well - Welcomes \\ AI.1..;..11.... "Special Of The Week" UNIQUE Over 25 It. country kitchin with tortoise shell cabinets. Sharp House Far better than what you've been seeing in the low $30, Do it nowi Call Carol Jordan, Realtor Associate for appointment. Cliff Jordan Realtor 1311772 In qdgmah 1N9 Dodge Polaro, runs reel good. Needs body work. $150 Casts firm, 65-Pets-Supplies apartment! DELTONA -3 BR. 7 baths, wall to wail carpet, garage, rang., disposal, dishwasher, All for 125.000 FHA &VA. Life o,-,d Stenstrom Realty UNDER 125.000 COULD BE 322-2090 I CARROLL'SFURNITURE EXPERTS READY TO SERVE JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY E , 3270901 '135 ,.&,~ , * - iii a,,.., -----------".'..r.,. '73 Models.. Call 323.1370 or $3a. 1605 Dealer. E .ter or Pialr ing, Pilch-ng & SimWaged Rnch 4. Stone Spealty 372 2750 tam rm+, fireplace. 1 bIk from School. Enc patio 130,300. A110 1;~-_- d I Winter Springs- 3 OR. I'.i bath, One Bedroom From ..p - ,r °roIession.aIiy Managed 4 S. 1~ ., - C b - By Owner- 4 BR, 2 baths, garage, fenced, carpeted, central heat 4. air, near park. $26000. 323 9406. Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family BUILDER- DEVELOPER Lease a Datsun Including Z cars and trucks. For informat call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1315 Rent _, taco. 372724 alter 4:30, BUSINESS DIRECTOR SANFORD -Gardener's Delight Charming 3 OR home, large screened porch. Fireplace, many citrus trees, lots of extras. Must sell. See to appreciate. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor Associate After hours, 534)723. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCI. ATES INC. REALTOR. 1)1.5253. R.- Real EstateBroker 3210610 323 7595 3320719 327 7745 Bedroom ApIs. Quiet, One Story Bralley Odham.323-4670 REALTY , reStored, many extra parts, Shampooer for only $1.30 per day models triple lock stretch stitch with built-in buttonholer. List 1300. now $150. Singer Future, cost over $400 now $300. Cash or terms. Call Del's 591 5707 or 1603 Philadelphia St., Orlando. - Studio, 1. 2,3 , , Req Real EstaleBr'k 70215 Sa.iforci Ave J71 0 59e,es 322 7613 WITT REALTY Apartments FLORIDA ROSES Woodrulf'sGarden Center 001 Celery Ave. ___________________________ 64-Equipment for Model A Ford, partially 1979 NELSON'S Sewing Machines, some good rebuilts for as low as $25.3 new '76 - BATEMAN NEED A HCME' 1100 down Payment to qualified buyers. 3 BR, 1+, baths, central heal, refurbished. As low as 815.000. rGardens and immediate occupancy (iNSWORTH REALTY and down. $55000. eneva (off115),7mI.eastOsnr ___________________________ WILSOPiIMAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL- TRADE 311 31SE Fil'st St 3fl.i6fl 2 BR, carpeted, screen porch & carport. Fireplace 5 air conditioner. 5150. SOUTHERN CLASSIC 2 story on I acre, 4 BR. l' bath, formal dining, central heat & air upstairs 20175, FRENCH '07 Chevy ½ ton pickup, I ft bed, straight shift, small vi, with Poultry manure for your tall garoen camper shelf. 332-1205 or 323.0293. or pasture, $3 yard loaded the _______________________ form. HoIdens tnt,tp,.Iee Epg 00-Autos for Sali Farm, ?feed Ellis Road, Os.te.n 517-Hou5holdGoods REDUCED $2000, vacant, like new 3 I', central HA, carpeted, fenced back, enclosed paneled garage. Owner anxious.. 834,300. FOR RENT Req. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1sf St. 3236061 or 323 0317 eves. 0041 Patio + $27,00. ML S. I EALTORS Luxury Oays-372 612) Nigpits-_372 7352 79_.Thwl,y..qi I 62'-4.aWn.Garden ' + 1969 Honda, CB 330, 9'IOQ Miles. Excellent cond., 1390. 3323117, -_- MOVING, Must Sell -'$3 Chevrolet with title, runs, best otter. Credenza; 13 sq. It. burnt orange carpet; 12' * 10' be,,,i carpet; oval rug 9' x 12'; twin bed; utility trailer. 3235054 after 2 Mon.-Frj, BROKERS - _______ - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323.3944 or 323-7110 (.'iair5, Straiqht Chairs, filing cabinets, as 'S Cash anc carry NOLLS Cassetberry, I? 97.1304206 '' DELTONA - 2 OR. I bath, large family rm. & screened porch. M. Used Office Furniture Wevt rw st.,i PiCCuiwy J'-Sk I Chars, SC('Pl,lr,aI ;eSks & Pct. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French Ave., 323-7340. with fireplace. Excellent floor monthly payment adjusted to income. $24,500. W000MERE PARK -3bedroom, I bath CS home, fenced back yard for privacy. A good starter home for lust marrieds and will also satisfy the needs Of retirees. Owner will Install new roof when under contract. 119,650. 71-Motercyctes Req. AMMO . SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 plan. 322 5104. Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1076 models. 7 days week. Call collect, 511-7131 60-Off Supplies . 422.4320 collect. government Idyliwilde- 546000. 107 Brentwood Drive. 3 BR, 2 bath, family room SANFORD-38R, 1' bath. central N.A. terms. 122500 with assumable mortgage. - 2S4SPARK yes 37) 3119 Large 2 BR CS, I bath, kitchen, dining rm., living rm., Fla. rm., garage, fenced. Owner, 3220010. RETIREES - NEWLYWEDS Look Into this 2 bedroom, 1 ba th CS home. Centrally located . Newly painted and in a nice neigh. borhood. A steal at $17,500. . down. Seller pays c losing costs. (.:.. CON'ST.REALTY 0572. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT " LAKE HARNEY - 3 Bedroom, 1 bath mobile tome on approx. 2", acres. Small private lake corn. plete with ducks. True privacy with a brick Bar-BQue and picnic table for your enjoyment. 8)5000. MIS hanOle reposse!,,n,s, many area, small REDUCED$2on Beautifully remodeled o rooms, 1100 sq. It., new carpeting & roof, gas furnace, large fenced lot. Near high school. $1.500. Owner 373 INC. 322-2420 ANYTIME MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Good CondItion, 110. Phone 010-5134 Wanted, Residential site (or fl,,•IJ pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 30$. Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS We Kish Real Estate oom air conditioned fun, apt. glits I, water turn., retired upie or man. No pets. 322 2229, AT -, Il turn, apt., water furnished. lear shopping area. Adults only. Homes ready for your inspection I Call Autos Wanted BUY JUNK CARS-from $lOtos35. Call 322.1021 after 4 p.m. FLUTE FOR SALE repossessed Sacrifice, '7 price Call Collect 305 2730610. $ 15250. No qualifying. Pay equity, assume low mtg. 3 BR, 1½ bath, fenced Yard. Washington Oaks area. 323- WHILE SUPPLY LASTS CHURCH, SCHOOL, CLUIS £ BIRTHDAY GROUPS IS or MORE C ), sell. 77- Pianos & Electronic Organs whit automatic rhythm Section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano & Organ Sales I Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 332.3233, IS'x33' Complete. I yrs. old, CITY - 700 W. Fir$t St. Corn. medal zoned 7 BR, home for a combination bus lness.resldenc,. 4 BR, St. Johns River. Owner must Real Estate + por Two Bedrooms, carport FOR INFORMATION CONTACT USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY34INCHES availabli,, air condition. New motor, new tires. See to believe. 322.5394. __ 59-Mssical Morcl10ndlse Quarter Horse, $100. 3224331. OeIuxa Aluminum above ground SwIt.,ming pools. 127 IS'x24' and 522.000. 323754) VA Financing-Nothing Down . FHA Conventional-5% Down 1I 1 Beckwith upright piano, - 1.ton truck wim camper, fully $elf contained, paneled, sleeps 2, electricity and battery, 322-5941 King Trumpet, practically new; Thomas organ with record player. - .!5-RecrsationeIVehicles Ford ROSSON MARINE 2925 Hwy 17.93 anytime. home site. NO repairs needed. Move right In. $21,500. 'Mt. Dora. 304300.1745. dock, Monroe Harbour. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabeil. 322 8052 - fl-Auction 15' Livaboard or Cruise, 1920 Burger, with twin engines, 3 state rooms. See Chimera tI on the gas 533 9331 collect. TWENTY WEST 2204 Mitch Court 3 BR, 1½ baths, with central heat, wall to wall carpeting, and loads of extras. A terrific buy at meals out. 3221901. 25s000 I downtown Sanford. Retired refined gentleman desires _____________ .- 3229214 Office & Store Space room In private home. Will take garage apt. 2300 Mellonvllie Ave. 3222110 3220645 - 1110. White, 33 Chrysler & 4 HP Save money on TV's & Furniture, Mt. Dora Auction every Friday Mercury. With trailer & extras. 7:30 P.M. lay Rd. & Old Hwy 441, $1. 333.1331. SWIMMING POOl. SACRIFICELoading manufacturer atso distributor has aluminum rec. tangular pools left over from 1915 season, half twice. Guaranteed installation and terms.. Call 305. 2100 Park Ave. Immaculate 3 OR, on extra large CARPENTER REALTY 30-Vnted to Rent FROM $ 5743167 3223991 - No charge. All admitted tree. Come browse every Sunday to S at the Mevleland Drive.Ir, Theatre, South 17.93. Phone 332 Ii' Sanford (near Pinecrest School). Piano. $130. Freezer, 835. Couch & Chair, 145; Kenmore Space Heater, $45. 322.7234, IDYLLWILDE 202 Dogwood Executive 3 OR. 3 bath, on Iarç,e lot in Idyliwilde.Brick fireplace In living room. Breakfast bar. PINECREST SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. 55-Beats & Accessories ", SAN LANTA-$37 Amelia DrIveUnbelievable 3 BR, 1½ ba ths, with screened patio, hardwood floors, and loads of extras. $30,500 Realty Inc. 3371 Park Dr. neous for Sale RESALE BOUTIQUE Price Clearance Sale, Sept. 13-31. Open 10.4 daily. 107 W. 27th St., - Furnished 251 New 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes (East) Jim Hunt 373.3459 tleekly. 3315 Hwy 17.92, Sanford. 1231030. Fishermen. Canoists . 2 BR, turn., adults. Wekiva Landing, 322.4470 lord. Adults only. Modern Studio or 323.4301. I OR; air, carpet, etc. $t per UP. 3330019. Sanford's newest residential neighborhood Longwood . 2 BR. trailer, furn ished, air cant Plenty of ground, fenced for pets. railer apts. Adult & family park. - 143.930. Classified Ads will always give you MOM - Much. Much More than yOU expect. 34-WthIe Homes hf MO PARK 1, 2. 3 bedroom 1724633 7O-5p & Tram P1 ANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WIlA: EVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS OROWt Guaranteed reconditioned out batteries, $13.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. LOCH ARBOR 10 1 Forest Drive Brittany farm house In beautiful Loch Arbor. Custom built, I owner, decorators accent throughout. Est-in kitchen, carpeting, central Heat & air, walk-in closets. Beautifully land- scaped. $3e,100. Req Real Estate Broker llOOE 75th St _3ford322.2210. - Stenstrom Realty - RROWSE AND SAVE ... It's easy andfun ... TheWantAd Way. - REMODELING SALE Color Console TV4 1' x 1' pool table; Ceke machine; Misc. 323-3709. Merchandise Nothing down. - TAFFER REALTY Adults. No pets. 333.3930. $424000 PINEY WOODS BARN We Ivy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pet. commission. Free Pickups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Carport Sale. Baby bed, dish, Clothes, MISC. 701 E. 25h. Thurs. & Fri. 9 fit 3cr 6 Family Wanted. Private Buyer. 50-MS in. DAVE'S fl0.oi 54-Garage Salss 47-Real Estate Vented En. atything of vs$t wanted, Hl.Way 44 Auction Galleries, 12U97t servIce, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES3I39697 men* . * % No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. I OR. 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet. Close to schools. 323.0257 after 5:30. 33-4louses Furnished MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond., Maid 5ev. QUALITY INN NORTH - - We Buy Furniture Phone 349.3307 REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Anytime FORREST GREENE INC. 530-1033 31-Apartments Furnished TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT, 0355049. LARRY SAXON, INC REALTOR Harold Hall Realty REALTORS SOUTH 934-9212 VETERANS 5)5300 up. turn, KENMORE WASHER, parts, SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS Is". - - Efficiency Package, From $143. Call 321.0220 between I & 3:30. Architect's Own Custom Can temporary-I level, 3 OR, 2 bath, $75000. Jenny Clark Realty, 332, - chant" old 3 bedroom, picture window, fireplace, perfect sittIng for antiques. $25,000. ORLANDO LEE ROAD AREA2 BR, family room, corner he .SIP; mc. landscaped. Abundant storage (including attIc) and "GE Energy -.'-n-wn TO SETTLE ESTATE FERN PARK.MAITLAND-.. 3 BR, 1' baths, air, fenced yard, car. poling. $103 me. New modern sIngle story 1 I 2 bedroom apti. and completely . Wad to buy furniture, toilet ft. 52-Aftanas_ SANFORD- 61 dry Atr near St. Johns. 8110,000. W.t$it, OAK SHADED- 311, pool, gardee area, 133400. - 3 81.3 bath, dining & family room 1323 per mc. $105 Sec. Avallabli Oct. I. 3flfl3 I (I Immaculate 3 BR, ; belt,,carpeted,garage, fenced yd ties mc. 322.7494, frS' SANORA DUTHYIiCru Altamonte Springs - - Cash m-t32 For used furnIture, appliances, fools, etc. Iity 1 el 1001 items. y's MU'?. 211 SIWSE Ave. Small Items 01 quality Iiwelry, China, etc. 1231571, 10 to S. trade NATIONWIDE twlrsi CENTER. 177 N. 1792, Cain for Antiques. Cenl*wrents Crooms School, $4,925 cash, WALTER B. STEELE Reg.Real Estate Broker "Your Bus iness is Appreciated" 3210141of 322$el eves. 110 N. Palmetto Ave., Sanford PRF.11flOri ,01, a.. Jfl Goes this week. Spacious I bedroom, concrete block, pool Price slashed. HURRYI - BAMBOO COVE APIS Renter Sell Cisseiberry Longwood. 339 5091. - _ takn AlSo small house aa'oss from Lake Mary By Owner 4 BR, 2 bath home; quiet paved street, minutes from school & lake. Many extra s. Shown by appointment. - Partly furnished, upstaIrs apt.. Carpeted, quiet 1 and 7 drooms, $125 to $133 month. iuIt. Phone 3721110 323.0470 or 131-9777 FOR SALE TO BE MOVED -: AN. 1 bath older frame home Inspect anytime. sw corner IStt St. & MellonvlII, or call $135733 " swimming, playground, Lots in Georgetown & Goldeboro area to close estate. Cash only. - dl_Vnted to Ivy - " 2 BR, large, convenient location, ater !urnlshedA 115 French Ave. 12 Ufl or 02$ 4452. Highway 17-92, Sanford Across From Ranch House OPEN HOUSE,: OR, shady, quiet. $3,005 do., $174 ma. 130 Seminole Ave. 333.1309 - REALTORS Call otter 3p.m., 323.0035 LAKE MARY . eposit. 323-4309 after 5:30 KESIDE APARTMEN1 SHIRLEYMILLETT 0349212 Casselberry.Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs More Information may be obtained from the Wag. Hour office at Rm. 309 0' lando Prof. Ctr. 22 W. Lake - It's easy to placi a Classified Ad WWII owaA ha.. I P - $304133 3 BR home In Sanford $iSO. Call called, 1131.0313 or 1423.01 . - "3. 7 le*wom unturnistied house, close to schools and shopping. Call 332. edroom apt., carpet, air, on Park ' VW%FC 0. Garage sales are In season. Tell the People about It with a Classified Ad In the Herald. 327 3611; III - 1110. Ridgewood Arms 322.419 Eves, 332.1494; 3224144:322.1010 3311141`3- For Sill Of 111t- Lovely 3 OR. 2 bath, 2 car garage, central heat and air. 0383094. 14 Myrtle Ave. - es selected university selected UFF to represent them in a March vote. Negotiations began on April 9 and representatives have been meeting aimed daily for the weeks. pad Both Sides reach asettlemed during weekend sessions over grievance procedures and layoff pollcjes for tenured And now tenured faculty, the final two DUPLE*- Furnished or un furnished. ideal location. Reasonable rent 3033721. 1I9S. French _______________________ - ---'--------- * SINGER FUTURA* - ', THEY PAY. Assume Of S'nqe' 5 finest. Sold new for over 51i30 Needs someone to aSsume balance, 8196.50 or pay Ill 3Q mc Free horn trial Will Forrest Greene Inc. iCIAJIlFIan ant Mtanceof IllS SOor pay S11.90 per 15 YR. PHA FlNANCI7j GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Drive Sanford, 33]. 53 Large oaks,pine&palmtrm,3 BR 2 bath, air conditioned, Neat I Clean. Move In now. Drive by ant call today. 1)1,950. Wm. H. Stemper-Realtoi I OR. 2 bath, 2 story, convenient location. Reieree, no lease $170 per mc. 34.307, partm.ds Unlurnish,d ye. DRIVE BY 1335$. SUMMERLIN AVE. machines. _ flfl ' month. Will take trade in. Singer equippm to Rig Sao A, make button holes. Balance of $30 U or 10 payments of 16. Call credit manager, )fl 1II or See at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 C 1st St.. Downtown - SANFORD + Zig Zag 1913 Schutt Chateau 3 all, 1½ bath, 131*01' with 3's 12' tip 0$. Call after 3.313-4103. '73 Ramada dooble wide, 24'xlO', 3 on. 2 both, kiten, living room, dining room, den w-w carpet. $9,005 333.0014 alter S P.M. Ill 'emalni.,g 93. Live in care for children. 510.000 plus and benefits. its. Apply in person , BFJ SALES CO. N6 Ieutub Ill SR 434, Longwood 1) DATA PROCESSING AVATIGINN ____________ BUSY SEE CHILD CARE UVIyAve. Phonelll75100333W50 ____ Wednesday Is Ladies Night! 25' PLUS SKATES. 7:30-10:30 i. iHI - V starters who poss a good teset, voice. Apply In person to IFJ SALES CO. 310,11th St. Sanford Airport, Sanford _________________________ Natonal Distributor h opening for ALUMINUM SHEETS /, THURSDAY LadIesSHm& Trim ............ 9:I3-1o,os flc41j(I electronics & citIzen band radios. WVre lOoking for agguIv self. ______________________ -.'. Reward. Call 322.7050 or 332. ty CLASSES 11, 0 PINIne sales personnel. Must have knowledge and background in BIdg.310.3$lt,St. Lest - Irish liner puppy. Pinecrest 1 Tuesday ...................Private Parties Wednesday ..................... I opening, for experienced tell. tol P.M. Small dog. white with tan; vicinity of Osteen Bridge. Phone t '46 Monday ....................private Parties H Found ________________ " (SublscttecII.ngs) Sunday .......................... 3:00. 5:00 - National Distributor has sev eral - BY SINGER FLJTURA ta ?.... of t..w.ae't - 42-Moble Homes 3 BR, 2 bath, wali.wail c arpet central heat-air, 3½ acres plus stable for hones, fenced, $ 1,000 5,00O en., Call owners, 323.618 Hefle PlSlW * nat se Upsala Sis "'o """gole,- • 'Wfl'• 3324457 Terms. - Best buy in town I $5005 under comparable homes. I BR, 2 bath, kitchen equIpped, central heat and air, well to waiI carpeting. Owner pays all closlnç costs. From $22,000. Only II 3224115. suit Call for detaIls. 313.9147. ___________________ Giovanni. Deftons. Fla. 32103. Good 4snerican Helping Ha.. Inc. we plaCing canisters In the town p aufomagic of Sanford all this week. This Is the transiIssion & air Conditioning first annual Fund Drive for mechan c. Apply in peram Is santer so let's all pull together Ralph Wright, Economy Toyota end make It a successful 01W Airport Blvd. at 1142. Canisters will be picked up in December. SECRETARY For MD.s Office If you don't believe that went an Phone 333.7100 bring restt. try one, and listen to yo.j ptone ring. Dial 332.2011 or Female or male for construction work, part lime; Sanford area 131.iee3. preferred. $2.10 per hour. 010.1017. SPECIALI 11 ti" - UNEMPLOYED? Never again it you have sincere desIre and ambition: Serious only please call 5742050 after 4pm. or write 1010 135.005 equipped, washer & dryer. Phone Unfurnished room will furnish to Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FALL SCHEDULE I . General Contractor VETERANS 2 Bedroom, VA bath, kItchen Oft & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. Newly redecorated. Come we. E Airport Lady to keep housi, free to travel I Bho, Sdnford, 323 1340. willIng to relocate and help man with small business,Phone Estill, NOW LEASING S. C. (103) 0211001 or write: RI. 1, lox 317, Estill, S. C. 2i1i. TELEPHONE SALES 2 STORY, excellent coneltion, 1030 01323.1515. 29-Reems Road. Casselberry. First road norm ci 430.1 block west of l7.t2. . 3. U'uuu. _r 4~ 1; - per cent hikes, while the 40 no SEAMSTRESSES For commercial sewing. experience necessary. Apply Water Bonnet Mfg. Co., Inc., too N. Lake Howell ,. EXORCIST [ .. appointment, agreement on the final key Is- at by the legislature In the 'p. sue In the first contract between peotLaUons LIII. But he said to thetwo - thethquesuonof haggling over hIGH SCHOOL salary hikes. tributlon would delay the raises DIPLOMA AT HOME IN even further. Regent repgy Negotiators also agreed to receded modified union POPOS. 2 WEE KS probably next. ii this week calling for pay Increases of 2.5 per cent plum a month on the salary for neat S.W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL year's agre-ner4 so that a pee- __ if flat $20 a.moolui Increase. CALL TOLL FREE posal would be ready before the 1141100-M-2111 The hikes will mean a raise of Th kme Vcn $675-year for faculty mem legislature met. The other parCleaning the garage again? Moving tlon.s of the contract will bess earning $15,000 for a r'ne same Items around you hOSIQSS will heI remain In effect for two 7U15. the month salary. moved last spring? Planning on The contract must be op storing ttsni another year? Don't Representatives of United proved not only by IJFF's 1,100 do It. Plan a garage sale and don't Call 4ocy: forges to advert &e It In the Herald Faculty of Florida had members but the other 4,400 Like went ads. magic, the clutter HARRIET DEAS initially demanded $50-2- employes In the bargaining lab. will disappear, and you'll have JEAN IRYANT month Increases coupled with Tho contt is ui f irstnego. extra caspi In your pocket. 0349312 15 ;2) PHIL DONA1* SHOW.' Poison ,.. - gents negotiators have reached 8:30 as co.a.itwv cws t THE 3002 between and *0 AM. for Rep. Real Estate for appointment today. Unfurnith.d, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 332. 322-1102. our prospective clients by P hone. No lilting straight salary, permanent pa time, pleaianl employment. Call III. JOHNNY WALKER good aria, wall to well carpel' fenced yard, mint Condition. Cal1 31A-Diplexes Will care for elderly in my home as one In the family. Reasonable rates. 373-4330. - _________________ lL,1Iy Faculty and Board ofhappy with the amount pm 900 L . 61940 Too Of oser To Pact REPORT I For families or friends CI problem Midirnizk yo Mmii Sill as but useful ,,-. For further lfl WId ad. ciii 3fl.1011 or 433.4513 or write 1314es1. SaiifordAIAnon Family OroupP.O. 10* S$3 Sanford Fla. 3277* WerWsd. C*peIIllCod help Ii con for èIs1V1V ladies. ReIet ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll r*11$rst Sand resume to P.O.1111 Free, 444.3031 for "we Care' 1412. Sanford, or call 3321000 "Ho$llne." Adults or Teens. bilvoen 517:30 PM. FACED WITPSADRIrnCING wsteer Is start Immediately. PROBLEM Familiar wits ml, Perhaps Alcchcilc Anonymous aluminum. Ales some experience Can Help iin sheet atai fabrication Cr3234433. ,'i,'. • Cl (7) 24 ROIERT MAC EL ia,m It Call433W Write P.O lee 1113 Sanford, FlorIda 32111 21-SfttIons,, __ 41-Houses I-Sanford- By Owner. 3 5*, 1½ baths. central tt&*, Scram polo, carpeted. $33300. W. IM after S. - - 3 II, wall-wall carpet, central air. heat, kitchen appl. Near 1-41 ICC. PART TIME _________ u,. sports) Boo 4) (5) CAPTAIN Wnaday1a Nones: INs I LPWi. Aides. Aid companion. Needed Immediately IIALcoHOLAPR0ILEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON wokv ( 9) BEVERLYHILLB1WES 111w" AS$lFlE0 ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise Educational Child Care for - Ronds at 725 and 825am., wTN thin less (achov *10 betSe or oofWOI of their Msrd iess V.1w $ show sponsored by Diaty Boots M.D. TOMORROW i$-lbIp 'dnted 3214M. ALERIC& r local news. 49 , ie. Riding Amn., 10a.m., Wilco Sales Arena, 4 miles wed oil- SESAME sir '73 FAMILY FOCUS 9.;.BARETrA Bonits eels t a abno Ssier la an 1 u Of P.O.IO*IO31.OIandoFla33O Tel: (305) 422.34u_____ ___________________________ ______________________ •-i.h Private room and salary. 332.21%. METALPREP, INC. I (I) GOOD MORNING son. 1969. (R) + at 9:30 am. Open to thepublic. LII Jed5id 5 POPEVE PPOINM NC__ LhItetkdanReprbas- MIcfdp and Bwnby, (Mando SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER11 (Maids A1iil (b1$iI Of K1)%* MltS PSI Fraternity, 5:30 p.nm., Kahler Plaza Inn, Orlsado. 5 * LOVE. AMERICAN .rvin. bc x. 7% BIOINIINW mmi* III o,, be presented S'turdayatOvfedo}flgh$choolat7:30p.m. by chain of the First Baptist wild First Methodist Cbwdm of Oviedo, for the benefit c Oviedo Boneless Qb 4 on SR 45 Spectators free, 500 ' °. '2) ADAM 12 '2) (2) (Ui TODAY (Lock (4.) TEN FROM YOUR S G1UJGANS GLAND (fl SESAME STREET Now ________________________________________________ Frlda Sunday _________________________________ - 9p.m., (Mando Garden ( Gloria Eagldon, 31 12:30 700 for Saaiud Wen'a RepaMlesa (bib, 11 am., h 31 AD0A& FAMILY 4:30 4) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW (9) WfiC*. WELBY ____ beivI 24 SESAME STREET S PERRY MASON PAUL HARVEY as UNDERDOG 400 2) IRONBIDE (4) O*iI(LA.ND (0) LERJ GRIFFIN (j) EDGE OF NIT '12) FAMILY AFFAIR 19) 12) Rid FACTORY 31 THE s*itir 6:56 'Ii DAILY 0ETIOPØIL eM !fodd by iviMsi*i (4) S THREE STOOGES 24 ZOOM 31 ROCiY AND FRIENDS, LESS (4') pTnJiJy ____ popent Nld Iv .lss.iu The _____ ft of of IG1B3n. papers S being bI&SIITWOI4 by a on,on mss to ed. over *w 330 wide variety of solderiesi terminals & wiring devices. This Is a Ofpath business e*pendir4 Is aron men are their Own bosses. Thees no limit to earning Potential. WRITE-PHONE Terminal PrOdud5Olvit 41-Houses ' home. ?,fother and Invalid son. USC that Da kfoi. PubcQt1on __________________ Housekeeper - Live In 44uies Furnished? OR, air, water Included. WILSON PLACE -dell 3 both Adutts. $131 a month. Also fur. 9 mO.dPa old, Amenities Palo nishrd 1 BR. air, $95. $317331. Beautiful location, Large oa shaded lot. 1S,O00. IS4S Park Or .......... 1110 - OWNER TRANSFERRED Fmii 1*2 SR Mobili Homes home. 381,3 bath, S years old. iiF, Adults'- Nopess country. $37,301 LOVELY 3 OR, W, bath home I, •SltvitIon. He will cover e. - SATUIWAY,SEPTEMBE31U GENERAL 14) 15) 10 Uwaais, Buck's, 7 710 E. Rolilar Ave.,(Mando. (2) (2) NIOT}RW 12:00 2) (9) NEWS ftdw TACo (1) THE GUIDING 3.00 Afternoon 6:30 _____ ____ 31 MAYEHRYID w _______ liMb R(y, 7:50 am., lord (%arni.y!s, L.i(weed AL, doued, $ p.m., 1ILIWI Hill. Mora1ar (uucIi, *1:30 4 6 FRWAY, 8lSX3117 ' PIE'OPS1 (bindi. 15) LOVEOFIJFE Ii LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 1 ZOOM 9 HAPPY J3,y5 (fl) 35 GOOD DAY 11:50 06 PAUL HARVEY COt,i. MEN1ARY *1:55 Morning US ___ LIGHT 7) ( Thin.) OVER EASY 4. 6 3UfWIMMOIUM Noon The ___ a.m. TaIWee AA, cl osed. cld, I p.m., St. Rlchiod'. 2) ( ( 4) HOT SEAT 3$ MOTHERS *4 LAW . (11 * 4 PHIL DONAE SHOW. SAAEIT 111 T H E E B E S I OF GpnfI 10 P T1ONAL ,,, 1L FAMILY FEUD 200 pyp, PANY(R) - Caeeelharry Iis, 0:30 p., Cbontry Q._ Ssaiord thft..e, 7:15 am., Buck's. liMb Si1e Olit, 7:30 am., 31g$ J, $11 le er • MATUREC Who knoWs 5.minolo'y weii, has wants. Challenging . TURNS 7, THE ELECTRIC COM. 4) PASTOR'S STUDY (2) DAI EPSTAJ(ES TUNE 4) LATE PE (2) MVT1fflSONS a 8:00 (2) (2) LITTLE HOUSE ON ., 35 MOTHERS IN LAW *100 2 12 Y*IEEL OF FOR. (4) WLD,M.DT • 11* 1O)4MI1.ES 100 (2) ) TOIItN a 6T T LdI hn &lbt (Ff1.) M Mhnr p y." o xs. ndd dsis. 1W. 1066. 1:30 ) DAYS OF OUR I 3.' UyEg (4) ($) AS THE WORLD flO 4 KUTAM 10.00 2 12 SANFORD AND SON (R) 4 • e PRICE IS RIGHT SESME STIET 100 2 12 CELEBRITY SALESMAN. DEADLINES ___ by AItanos*i&h $,nlnoIe Jayc.t.., 7:30 P.m Jaycee cluLhos,so, Sthg (ka Boa$enrd sad 131 I. PIme 14007. I'. i MAS -and ffii money to pay to' If iLitt now - Islilnq beautiful o&cts. Make beautiful moniy Call ag, ,o iworm. ______ . Agin (81W) James Stewart, Marlene DideIth 1W39 (Fit.) Forvwie o'5JQ5fl ,f Cheider. (81W) 1Q66. i SATURDAY '.Nsee UNurUhed HAVE A VERY MElt'kY CHRIST. Mature: have drivers license. Good RATES MONDAY ShIV fl.snp md &Ii1 gnsut, I p.m., .oc *1 $. hail. For all psra d All Souls &liooL '2) ( 8O6E (4) MIDDAY (Th s.) ,J. , IffiruStlnws........41C0N96 3lcaN96 6thriii2stinfes .. HtIm.s..............4C0 ("."MINIMUM HOURS 0:00 A.M. -5:30 P.M. ____ - AVON 8319993 W. k Rao ad 14-WI-1- ffi1w . 1S-ltelpaWsd - aI CLASSIFIED DEPT. Aaii1 .' g,ym"lteraW,$ipvE,FL + ~ l$-4Ip ft Orlando 322.261 WN)AY,II.*U '1) ALL. MY CHILDREN - a NEW •m.D, M.D M.ST '7) f PATW#4, WRY PTWR M LLM8CDANi)you IIX 1 *) ) TONIGHT 4) CUB ATE MOVE OP (RL) . 1!0 ADS Seminole REPORF 17 . - ~ a- I - . ' .- . 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YA LIKE . • V vo, swsmiQ ENOUGH I REMOVE THE IIIII MD&XN If U a "1011011111111811111 •WHlL.5T STILL •/'____ •- • - • . - r • ______'• ___ I • -. CAMPUS CUTTER with lIMO BURNS MOWDO IVI BUN WATCHINO YOUR 1'EAPA, COACH 4LSORAW by Larry Lewis 5ff 'YOU'RE STILL U&NO 'fOUR FAMOUS OFFENSE... WE LOOK, PiRESS •..MUJUS.THREE •'\ IYARDS AND A CLOUD IL 1% 3 / ... 0 i .- S r ii . 1. 0 , " _______________ / ______ ,: ____• ______ - I PRISCILLA'S POP 01 / q. ____ by Al Vermeer I , rK GOT TO()O rr!--' I- ,,'I M-rT SIXINCE ) ~Plno YCXJ Jusr I'VE GOT 70 00 IT! , THIS BALL ON THE HEAR A THUMP, - ' :9 (/)fQ \I \ 1U DIV ~~ POOR BC)Yf 1rrME W)rHME' . 1 0 iiiii BOOKMOBILE YEAH. i ______ rlT*5 NOT THE SAME THING, HOLLYHOCK! 'tL' -1 slI 1' •"2i -=,. -"v. I - C' Lull C I . I 1:1 . : . '..-& -____ I I. ) . . 0 -.... -95 -• FRANK AND ERNEST - L UI Bob 0 Tb.VSS I cr'T)zj im ,nJfrA nj-a 2) U 11~ * UE 'r - **"' RILIFILL110 MY L2 a K) G110 i v D5T1iV TODRV f ~ I - lb -- •Al2 4764 Dr. I • : - •kJ103 10IS52 A sensible West Arnold, Id like you to meet ,.The Agencies: ' The_anti r fl1 Service '- FI _ - I . . ,....,-', . - d. . IYJI - •. . . . . uee r 4 T y The Se ts Its _______ • r 1-if ~; ~ - - - - -_ --- I-.---______ - I 0111 . ___ - - . -. .,, ' ' . ( ____i I. . In , L. - - ' ."I'-- .1 t.i . . • di 4. a/.Iai' '. '4 4 p .,, •-:•f '. , .1. 6 ' , ,F , - • I _. -- -.91 ; - : 11 III 16 . y4 :- -/q-, . ,"I ~ "') ,, , - I/., .. ' - , . t _. I _" i II ,i',-.- , "I' . - I . . J .., . U ." , O., . Ce ,. , I \) - 'k.' I 4 .7 P, '. 'K - ;0 , ~- I I Wy .., ), . . , photu try Tern Vincenti Flying through the air with the greatest of ease seems to be the event of the day In Sanford Julius GriffIn, 12, of emmole Gardens Apts., display his prowess for playmates Sylvester Jones, 12. (left) and brothers, Emory. II, and Robert Griffin, 10, Not to be out done. ,Nlike Renatid and Mail, Albert, both 7. try their d revolver from under his pillow and went to the small adjoining bedroom shar ed by Hendricks A 74-year-old Altamonte and Bessie Lee Jackson, girl Springs man sat quietly with attorney Jack A. Nants today as "He (Hendricks) was stana 12-member jury and Circuit ding behind the door He said he his ta pe-recorded ad' five men," J mission to sheriff's in detectives that I ,,• I . t i,' , 0 . - r lf1 I His Confession By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer .. . 10 -, ...., ._~ ,_ 1, 1-1; ... ~ ' 1 ~ - . ' U • talents on the I4Ib. at Seminole High School. Can the Olympics be far behind? , 4 .I -.--Itt 1, , I -,- _______ Ill I R" rji - __ ______ lrzl~..kflt . 4 4. . ,..% - 06 -L '1 _______ Hendricks killed Fred Douglas Hendricks, hinL Lte Jerry, who Nants says appartnUy been drix"g but hoort "sober the ailments, told Investigators, 'I slaying "to make astatemg' did it and explained he and Nan ts, who was quest ioning Hendricks had been arguing all sheriffs detective Al Sanchez day before the shooting. page-by-page at noon about the "He kept bullying me. He'd transcript of the tape. told the been eaUn'upaflmy food ad jury openlnggatements burning the lights. I told him to Wednesday afternoon that he Put 'em Out ... that I have to expects to prove that Jerry Pai thc bills." Jtrry said in the - He said recording. Jerry doesn't remember what Jerry said he has a third. happened. only what he was grade education and under. told by Miss Jackson. Nam slood "some of it" when he was Indicated he may bring In two read his constitutional rights defense witnesses expected tu testy that Miss Jackson said before making the statement she did the shooting. tape. Miss Jackson told the it~r, I I. In the tape, Jerry said he got out of bed, took his 32-cabber See TAPED, Page . I A i . - , ,,, ' 1 L Cl . . r #J 4 1. rS Suspect Hears . \ I 1 .. .• 'Ir.. I .., I Vs. .". I ' . think berame were old ' ladies, we dn't know ythlag. Well, we came here is study sonsething and we studied it I duit th we will ceme agate." 1 *6rX .. some eipriesee: "You - lHuaI - ad it he, Ends Saturday I I .. mevie, un. After ts q"' . ping to IIwith Iseb twv w- I -- . III _ ________________ - , 1 - r I utes .. .0 II who said pruagraphic musical was not aaytg like her layoft Redprs and Hammerstein plays. About 0 minutes later, two ethers left. On was embarrassed; the other said she was bored, Two oth er, followed ,1 1 ,1 1 1 1 - . 11I Xra$ed) was that It lcied l a alee ms,le 12 e'Plandsg to Their grudeldidre, where they wen going. As the eight wemen, accompanied by a reporter, flied Isle the theater, sneers came trim 1 1 "I 1 - I softer Irreparable damage If Mrs. Saànders' name wentthe 1 r ,I ballot. Newton aid he would ag" or seek another beaft $3,500 Red Crs - $*OOo 7be court has not yet ruled on a second pad of ie;~s ,. petition asking that Mrs. Saunders nanle beremnoved from the ,I Ion Army -tu,000 . U.S.O. -5*00 n PrWWY election ballot. He also has not ruled on a request I rVim distribution o . halted. . • °° YAKA -$12,00 .1% . . - . I Newton is claiming that MOL NI, 1*1h ~ .~~Ola 1113A not truthful when -, She qualified for Ow office uli!== • I would be a financial hardship for her to pay the $ qualif ng yi SAUNDERS NEWTON fee. • Joseph C. Hadwig and chas Newton has pointed to four bank loans totaling 120000 and campaign fund on June 30. -w contributions and loans made by his opponent to her campaign "Mdit1fly, loaned IZ000 to the campaign on Aug. 6. war Chest. Where did all this money come (rum? wxlers said today that Newton is --inicorrect" in his oda contention, that she did not borrow the money as an ifldlVIdUil• $20,0"And Wen," continued Newtw, 11she borrowed a total of 00 from four different commercial banks just prior to the d, her Ann Saunders for Congress C cly r o nttee," election - 5.I of these Unsecured dollars reportedly coming cOmPOsed ampaign Chairmell And volUnteen in the eight from the SwUwjg Bank of Orlando. county district, borrowed the funds. Around The Clock ..........4-A I "ft would appear," continued Newton. "that Mrs. Saunders Bridge "ThebankersloanedthismoneybecausetheyfeltI,,going assumed oni. of three different political poatures in this to be successful In my bid for the congressional seat," she Said. Calendar ..................11-A matter;szeuedorerrepoftt0theSecrda,yofkabotg The committee showed the banks that according to our Studies Comics ....................2-B no money. etc.- she had the money as well as and our people around the district Iam going to get enough votes having no w Crossword .................3.B • t tell the truth on her report to Secretary of ut refused to win the Democratic nomination. ~ Editorial . ................4-A State Bruce Smathers, or - she has sold her political soul to the One hundred, eighty-six thousand, " president Thomas E. Hunt, will be "Ibey showed Dear Abby .................2-B .1 that after receiving the nomination I ha ve highest bidder ...in other words, she has sold out not only herself, Dr. Lamb ................. 2-8 rive- hundred seventy-nine 0 where , organizations to contribute to the general election campaign pow I Horoscope .................3-B It's a lot of money. residen ts adjoi ni ng ers In the Interest of votes. enabling the committee to repay the loans." Mrs. Saunders said. Hospital ...................5A Even when presented more Osceol a counties WaaO work in "Integrity and accountability could very well be the Issue in Saunders' husband-campaign manager, George, d Obituaries .................5* succinctly: $1,579. Seminole, th e chance to donate thatMrs. flp gn for ngru" concluded Newton. this as far as personal loans to the campaign, he has placed Sports ...................7.A But that's the ambitious goal set mostly through 25c payroll Mrs. Saunders, who led a field of five In the Democratic disposal personal assets at this wife's Television ................. in her campaign. 4-B this year by United Way of Seminole deductions. engaging in "cheap mud. 'i do not understand how the Southeast Bank of Orlando could spy, charged that Newton Weather ................... 5* linging tactics" to try to get her out 01the runoff. The winner will airman Fifteen agencies had requested loan 000 to M Saunde based on Ibe financial disclosur Women ..................U-B County, as spelled out by Joseph' C. Hartwig, who reviewed $247,116 to cover existing needs; the statement she filed eight weeks late with the Secretary of State, e face Republican incumbent Rep. Richard Kell y. 1~ But Newton replied, "This is not mudellnglng. The difference Is both pledges and goals for the drive United Way board adjusted that to Newton said. that we have put this in legal tam by filing the suit. I feel that Voter ~i at the kickoff luncheon-press conferthe $186,579 figure. "In that report, she stated that she was a housewife with no strongly about it." volunteers are lined up assets, no income, and no Indebtedness; yet, according to the ence Wednesday. Regis tration About 700 Florida law makes dMosm of certain personal finances a .;I report (fled with the Federal Elections Commission on Aug. 27, Once again, the policy thrust of requirement to quaUfy as a candidate for public office. JU for the campaign, according to ofshe stated that She had personally loaned $1,700 to her campaign th e drive, according to Hartwig and Orlando ,~ licials. between May 1 and June 15, and that she had loaned 1800 to her Elections Division in Tallahassee July 19 that she had filed. Menial Health - SUIO Center For Alcoholism r%#- I I '3_ -_ - ¼ ".w AfYA" ara&4on- : WONDERLAND )fo$ 5P called persons 5ft by y. but it was playing d a the 11111110. uear Siuthen I dealt think these Methsdist UatversKy. We grandmas ka.w what __ didalt dot would be they've walked s,' d rItfee tomes _ age. We mi body. da't wad to be mIned up '1 kuew em tMag," Mr, with uee hippie college Crossbow napped, in,. kids." g I' the yemg maa. Another 01 the m, 'bea I yew ags, I *s. a mire manners whe declined to give her Ia I. ink shot people memo far the" is nun for chosift ,%hea hew -." IN Wo nderland" over The fiest 01 th e Sup to MlUer Newton of Pasco Co*mty,DamaJj,j1dJrI for Florida's WIj ijj v.a }Io of Representatives seat, has askeid officers and directors of the Southeast Bank of ortando for details ncen ng apei naflom to thOppOnantln theSep(.21 primary election, Mrs. JoAim Saimders. IU bank re9wilt came shortly after Judge William C. Gridley ruled in Orlando that Newton UM to prim that he would 000 r I ATRONS IN Newton Good SAmwilan Home- VJoO 7 N efolebeft" . Central Florida Shelter Workshop my wau rootsi 6k5 S' - "L - - ommounimomit L - ' ! 10 Cents I •40 0 , 0_0" rwhilrli 9.15 I . youhave serious pr oblem. ~ it , F 5,4 'V1' I P upi S I have ; r . preference-happ yers, diCidid i.kIiig for club shill It wou9be almost Impossible to figure out an East hand that wanted a club shift but W'"'t led one. South took his SCC drew trumps, cashed the' spade king, disca rded one din. mond on duznmy's long du another on the queen Lamb n - - ' trick two, Ead would follow Q 1062 DEAR DR. LAMB - lam with the Jack. West would lead trying to cut down on my sugar 6A3 a diamond and the Intake and In general change Nortli-South vulurable defense would have taken tb~) • my diet to a more balanced and first four tricks. North 11011111111fill one. I'm confused by 19 the difference between sucrose I p 1 2 4 Nand dextrose sugars. I know the " " A Canadian reader wants to food value of refined sugar to be know the correct response to nil but Is this only Um for huctosa or combinuItiong of your partner's one-spade sugars f cane, beet and these into double opening bid with: • maple? only advantage from the 41065 vJ43•AIOISÔK7I. w about Sugar present to nutrition point of view Is that The correct response Is a dates and other fruits, the fruits also give you Mike Lawrence points out raise to two s. Even especially deled ones? Trying portant vitamins and minerals that the suit-preference signal your partner only Lou / to Substitute fruit protein for for youir diet plus solne bulk Is not a cure-all for all defenems and that In two spades Is likely to be a meat protein would not be easy from fruit fiber. The amount of sive 0 without onde notrump. IttrhaIcth1? dextrose sugar unless this is exactly the same as your body to all sorts of trouble. In general, when you hand ou can get to notrump it metabolized as something else. processes table sugar. Even te AN suit t the the bidding proceeds the right DEAR READER - Your starch found na potato or corn t following suit rick and our partner is o way. ' bdesdlon is laudablebutllyou IsbrckendownbydigejtJon toholdth ,ahghc will forgive me your tack of glucose and harxiled ft ume mearis come-on, while a low eti knowledge Is fantastic. You do way. card asks your partner to shift for the experts? Write Ask need help to meet your goals. I amn sending you The Health to another suit. the Jacobys CitI 01 thl ( We won't go Into the merits newspaper, The Jacobys YOU letter contain many Letter number 34, Sugar and incorrect atstements Starch: Cgrbohydrstisai, to give or demerits of West's over. answer individual questions call, but W it stamped. sell-addressed Sucrose Is a double sugar, you a better Idea 01 what how your one spade and decided to open envelopesare enclosed The' fuming it is a COmbinaft of bohydrates are and most interesting questions glucose and fructose - two body handles them. Did you the ace. single sugars. Dextrose Is just know that Y01W body Can coO- deEast followed with the will be use d in this column of the suit and West, and will receive copies 01 another name for glucose. vat some proteins to glucose who was of those suit- JACOB V MODERN.) sucrose Is ordinary table sugar. (dextrose)? Others who want GLANCES by Gilt Fox -a SIDE _________________________ high to food value. They COfltilfl long, stamped, self ddreeaed lots of calories. IU problem Is envelope with 5o cents for tL ."*%:J*v1 %% V-, , 1. . \ 'l•;k what they lack. In the rdining Send your tetteir to mis in care of I V. process, vitamins, minerals this newspaper,P.O. Box 1551. and bulk are eliminated. This Radio City Station, New York . s, A.. is true whether the sugar comes NY 10019. Wets, cane, or Other R) y j! sources. to good hearli. 7be foods such ' Your digestive tract breaks as fruits and vegetables and \jI down sucrose into glucose and cereals contain many of the / fructose so It can be absorbed. Important vitamins and • I Otherwise you would never get minerals you need for bunted P .. "_, I any of It Into your blood. The diet. Even the concentrated ./ I '.. I fructose is eventually dulniled calorie foods such as the ## to gluca for metabolizin to Starches and sweeU are im, 1-11 01 yield energy. portant sources of energy wid r) The only other Important often make It possible to single sugar Is galactose. ft Is de enough calories in the •• • combined with glucose to fm diet wit hout resorting to eating •. lactose - milk sugar. So, excess amounts of fa (I • galactose Is found only In milL I must point out that fruit -I%. It too Is converted to glucose contains very little protein, not eventually to be metabolized. enough for a decent diet. / I Thie Sugars in fruits or In corn lack of "in in fruit is why syrup are Ali either glw)se, certain fad diets that are modlyfruitaid1ack1ngthgJ ______________ , protein sources are so 0 dangerous to your health. You MiNi $g'OMpRC' M i EI2 ______________ • It w' Lack Many Things __ #Q76 6KQJ _ ___ r 11% ___ ______ ____ HOW C 11*11543 * - AT BRIDGE %AI I VVI F. ThING? çr - 167 I J" - - - Price -DMJM_ and, ucation Y way, on of the members .1 the East 21eo ad TA Society Pd it, $% was Bus By KRIS NASH - - $I I FlorIda 32171 and Thai bow a triupu1 a vice chlken were forced to walk to clam along "a over-71 seider citizen one-Ime did rosid Imm...We by bicycles because of ban" sand' The Seminole County School Board acting Wednesday night on and occasionally traveled by automobiles. Mrs. His also had quoted from mnhitdea of the 1974 meetIng 5 two. thatboardnnberIh arepod from Its ft. safety sy proa ject" t" ad rmised comitracdon of a e yew-old sanction and canceled ceurtesy- busing of chiIen to before removing but se rvice from Traliweot Bet Wednesday ' Spring Lake Elementary School from the Traliwood iubdlvialon night she •4A'1abandoned that tack and said iubdiviuion Owners 'irS to Altamonte Springs. ' pl L., further cor on to the near fetvs, which e said The move reversed lad week's nn1tm.c board action which had reinwould create further hazards for walking children. dated school bus service to Trafiwood after a grew of parents ad& complained that panel was reneging on a promise made it Its "We re net even *itw that the county clinmlLvl I a meeting of Dec. 4. 1t74. , Page lfei tt. u we ask Is that you fo llwos* on 70W I Board members VOW ko-I, with Pat Tom opposed, to w*W pim and continue busing our stsdento MW WE con. uphold recomnmendstio. of School Sut. William P. (Bad) Layer dructien is finished." grade and the safety committee, tok only In 7k rat d p $ boa attorney Deugias SIen*eln advised punelids , n Of 9.5 points on a scale_JI ""um 50 represents the maximum danger mov I" week that they were legally bound by their earlier action level for elementary school dudents. unie the boa rd voted t reverse "I think the feeling of mostof Ui in that the greeted danger in graaa. Mrs. His's husband, Chester, told Layer he had rece4ly was reaflysomething 810"Wvle traffic," sald SdW Transportation Director Fred to a pIlYebblogist; whom Hiz said had hilbraW him that Taylor, the only member of the safety mnittee employed by thetalked decww what we wen klnderpr4rongh.thjrd grade You ngsters were not "mentally school system.* 4011hatts goiag to ire," said 3-year. 1. what the Pe* s who designed the POW Or Physically NOW'to walk the involved distance on a dirt road. old Tank Colegum 4,We s)stem had In mind. And that's what would teed to get the point "I don't know what age Is safe," His said, "bet my personal ftfly decided the aew - r*.total up toward 50.09 opinion Is that kindagarten through third grade should not have vendius of 'Allct In Won. Trafiwood parents were Ott in force again to protad the cx- to walk anywhere." derlaad.' ... We really pected removal 01 theIr school bus Kathryn His, president of the 'fldswas greeted by a burst of applause, bet Layer responded waa te to see something Spring Lake PTA, told the board lad week that without bus See TIIAILWOOD, Page 2-A CANCIM (Jae 21-July 22) find ways to keg their own It's my diflicult to ded with skirt of you may be to blame. ..i. ' IA hat ' AQUAJflI (Jan. .r.b. MWI&. LI; W be , frank and bonssL r - I ai WOO or ' (July as..AM In't Gambles will *%11r#T"* land Zthing to anyone'wh0. ----I I (Feb. .lSMarch 1) you to ía An domestic decisions should LTA pimbobly right. Y have email be handled diplomatically Cb4O, today. (bared, a little rdlpr 5 12 o (Ads. s&pt n) than lose everything a ___________________ - ii - g Vying to luii. people let YOUR $IR1)AY will agreeing with you vail you little. lbey'll realize 8"tAlm vnu'ra little U.irvint and You could have a LOW extra 111 atlifan their backs. LMA (Sept. Zl4kL 33) obstacles to coolland with athe e't pethi of iicc thIs year. If you ap 44 to accept your ideas today. don't knuckle under, you can '4) W in Sound others out bofo,. handle I i - I - avoid hwft year 5 Irritate __________ - 56 Sanford, ______A A Canceis __ - 48 16, 1916 I 'Boara CAFRICM (Voic. 2&J open name - __ Who thinks ___ fQTIt% fl-Thursiay, September _ _ 7%y may be doing it for your 57 Latitude lab.) r I - f4, J0 4 I leg -_ y. BIliClIBI GI)W41 (May ll4ii*. II) ln't coma down too hard on p.r.oi make critical dudsioni! M - __ zj You're to take unwarranted rialm 53 smoothing E 30 and r & notsi lob. 1 Wind In circular form 36 yfl 30 Kind of crow 5 AdlgcUn II lot.) suffix 31 That one 40151 (Roman) I Territory lab,) Latln IrI ___ 46 plant rwmw 49 Cord or rope 23 Masons tool 50 Alberta fib.) 24 Has" file 52 Newspaper DOWN 1 . (0.1 20Ubflns 22 Unwanted mb.) 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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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 15, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/497c6ff4a1f7298b6591b8f0b3e542b4.pdf 1a122783e54a11fd62f2c6848a7e6a98 PDF Text Text -- Oik Y •1 =ftflution 42 CoMoSons m S Mite __j4W LI L_JIp _______________________________________ HOROSCOPE 14 p014* t.) 4j Armen p cbon For Tuiadsy, S.pt.mb.r 14 97 WORM ______ (0& $144.,. ) AER (Mw_21.AØ 9) S0Is40( 12W11G.snus 13 ExW S3 the one 14 Oafs nuns (Lsfiifl IS $4 $upsvlabvs IS Cliii stoSt 17 e .4. 55— trst group —!,Ip am 1k6_ Y torn) is lisiw 10 Lime oi4 37 Maid's iwini (lb.) 20 etospsndls 56 Minus (p1) II SIflhll boo 21 Pe" diQit 57 Mildin fans IS Bushy dump 3$ Romsn bon.s _ 22 00..,,. 20 Lvii (post.) 39 Ol*iis SIQA 51 Osvsiop 23 Frin. 22 MM1 undssii dl Slo.Iy (Lain) 2$ Contaminstod I KnlIWs 23 Clitlif 4255 bits (Pt) 20 Kind of European poEsoi1n 2 naSa (sbj 21 kw poø 31 Weekday (lb.) 3 Lass name 25 Enraptuted 44 units of 32 Ain (Lain) 4 Contaminated 2$ Conidian reluctance 33 Ampsrs fob.) 5 MinisIsrs Indian 4$ Josiah month 34 Lamprey horns 27 ins layer 47 Nswspapir 35 Vind S Agent (suffix) 2$ Become section (cci.) 34 MM. inputs 7 Detachment c$oyed 4$ Not fast Not large 39 lab.) 29 Relate 50 Century (lb.) .40 Female MI S one eho SosI 31 Fsstivsl 3$ Pest Oyirs 41 Card gems S Al (comb. 35 Giving oft mcdiii BEETLE BAILEY - - . 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(#1 to* oum4 me..) r 43 44 - . — - r ir r i i 'iso , by Bob Montana — - — I I I -- — - 13 -- iNtVWap flW*zuii, — — — — WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Opening w son the South band. So do we. North raises to two and South goesontogaus.Diuble dummy defines starting wi th a spade lead will best that contract, but West makes his norma) opening lead of the fourth-best heart and South Is an of two hearts, two clubs and five diamond,." Jim: "U South opens one spade, North will one either nou"' South overbid to two notrump or pass. If North plays at notrump, the normal been lead by East will hold him to eight tricks." His Body Short a In White Cells 3714 loom ___k rancoE.ImM.D, Dr Lamb] 1 Caron: (Pea) Nuts! DEAR DR. LAMB Two , doctors tell me I have leukoponla but haven't done anything form.. I'mallergic to drop. Icouldn't find much on leukopenla In my medical 4 books. Could you tell me what causes le**opeda? What, If anything, be don. for It? _____ What kind of did should i your body may be producing. 'lOUt doctors are probably follow? Can It be cured? DEAR READER In ml do ml more b1*lNS7e($ general there are red cells and ' Probsbly cm0 of Ibess A Nebraska reader wants to people who ha,e a decrees white cells your bloorn). know what you open and ho, m . white cells are allied that Is xml mxfticlex to be bn.. __ you plan to rehid alter a oneleukocytea. me of portent from a health palM of notnunp response with: s view. A small deCreWIflCSflI white cells In leukcpsnla i aQJI07$9AKQI4•A4K7. Oswald: "Mike Lawrence, doesn't seas to make any y Old wmmate on am IM We open 000 spade and plan I usually of the cells that crease In number when you d1f1tCe. When the 011* is and 1571 World champion a Jump to three hurts as the have an InfecU. There en well below half the tmial value teams has Just written a bock re bid over a not rump nedrophils so you probably seen the person may be more called 'Judgment at Bridge.' response. It Is most Important It Is not for beginners or to bid th. higher of two fivehave neutropaga, the main *one to Infections. casual players, but will be card suits first The wh& 5 cells are seed to fm of leukç.niL really worthwhile for an7 (Do OU have a question The neutrophils are also fight Off lnlectlesL U Your coigg serious student of th lOt the experts? Write 'Ask e ga called granalocytea. You may very low than you t Jim: "One of his the Jacobys" car of this precautions have heard the term take a gainst suggiestloas to bidden con- newspaper. The Jacobys will developing an Infection. That aulocytosis which cems the opening notrump. answer Individual questions neilropenla, but the term is will Include avoiding Cwwds, He recommends that when II stamped, ull.addruud I usually reserved for more being careful to not injure your band has the proper point envelopes are enclosed. The yourself and even greater care severe forms, count, you open one notrump most interesting questions when you have no other clear- will be used in this column The granulocytes are of your skin to aynjd plm$ cut choice for your opening." and will receive copies of manufactured In the bone and the like. A pimple In a Oswald: "He recommends JACOB V MODERN.) marrow then released into person with poor defenses your bloodstream. You may he against Infection can be dangerous. I doubt this is your surprised to i.arn that average white cell doesn't Asy problem. SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox in your bloodstrea m very long. The cause of the mild cases Is In a short time It migrates out tuiknown. It Is sometimes a Of the circulation Into your body 151n11111 characteristic. Severe 00 tissues, There are 20 times as forms can be caused by many granulocytes in your Inadequate bone marrow tissues as there are in your production from actions of drugs, chemical solvents, in. circulation. You also haves reservoir of secticides and a hod of factors. A , white cells In your bone One aspect of treatment In marrow. You have 1$ to 20 these cases is elimination of the times as many mature wide offending drug If possible. Many drug or chemical Incells in your bone marrow HOW duced episodes are cured walUngtoberelweduy spontaneously when the ofbody Deeds them Us jf develops acute appendicitis lending agent Is removed. I these cells are released sud. would think that you 1*obsbiy daily to combat Infection and don't need anything special '" the white count goes up rspldiy. except to be checked regularly Measuring the white cells In and, If need be, to take added your bloodstream Is only an precautions against Infection or mdci of how many mtrophiis to get Ir,airned at once with any sign of an Infection. Thcmewtmwouldftkein111 formation about anemias can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4-3, Understanding the Anemias. Send a I MTH* long. dazn l. ddreased CiC. envelope for mailing. Address Your letter to me In care of this '13 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, II1iiiIt(ilLVIIiuIi1tt " Radio City Station, New York, "Horror. shock.. .who needs them? I get mine NY iio. bills come in the first of every monthr when our - by SNff.I & Pl.imdsIiI .øruu ..nar IYSEeTS Ana seecs Sobik works department conducted by State Attorney Abbott Herring's office. The motion was seconded by Council Qialrman J. R. Grant, who had turned his gavel over to Cow)cilman June Lorznann during . 'lhav. had On discussion of Fisher. Council declined to play the hour and half of taped testl. to get more mony at the meeting after City ByDONNAFSTFS Attorney Ned Julian pointed out dresses ,.. Herald Staff Writer that each of the council members had been supplied Caron Carter, daughter-in-law of with a copy of the written tranI usually Democratic presidential wear script taken from the tape. - 7 Carter, swept tlough FIsher was given, txmnnfty by', Monday. 4tnma a the State Attorney's office in . pantsulls... anfoa return for his testimony. The drizzling rain didn't heupe her Anderson pointed out Fisher enthusiasm at meeting local party leaders Mir had been suspended pending and towing the zoological park. Attired In a Herring's final repo on the hooded raincoat, she fed the Ca rter family inat1 which rt ml yet trademark peanuts to , been received, "All we have Is a elephant RepubUcan trademark. list of quest ions and The pachyderm was donated t —:: he added. Connell said "No some time ago by John Sobik, owner of d charges have been made at this sandwich shops bearing his name, a point and none are going tobe prominent Republican and currently made as far as I know." president of the Zoo Society. In a written report requeding The diminutive Mrs. Carter, In an In. Fisher's demotion at the Aug. &Miller Newton of Pasco County, ne fidate for the 30 meeting, Mayor Jim brtervlew, said she met her husband, Chip M congressional seat currently held by Republican Richard maij criticized the department (James Earl Carter III), while a volunteer in Kelly, announced at a press conference this morning that he will head for "failure to properly the Carter gubernatorial campaign In file suit In Orange County Circuit Court to strike the name of his supervise his department in Georgia In l9.10 and married him two Caron 's father-in-law's campaign Opponent JoAnn Saunders from the Sept. 20 runoff election that he failed to act to stop years later. ballot. "Jimmy came to Wesleyan College in misdeeds In his department of takes conservative tack Newton said the civil suit against Mrs. Sa unders, who polled which he had pr ior knowledge, Macon where I was a student and I was so only two percentage points less than her four opponents combined and mismanagement of city Impressed with his sensitivity that I volimPa ge 5-A in the first primary, includes two counts. teered to help even though I had never been equipment and material?" He The first count challenges the petition method under which said Fisher was "Incapable of involved In politics before," site said. she qualified for office while the second requests temporary In- performing the functions of his Her traveling companion while cam1 Junctive relief to keep her name off the ballot because of her office based on existing paigning In Florida this week is Kit Dobelle, alleged failure to file a financial disclosure for the 1975 year when evidence and facts gathered by wife of the mayor of Pittsfield. Mass. "I'm she qualified. lucky to have somebody travel with me," she the state attorney's office and While Mrs. Saunders carded 34,9t2 votes in the primary m the the Longwood Police Desaid, adding that during the primary carseight county district, Newton polled 15,053 to come In second to be pertinent." paigns, she would get off planes at airports Around The Clock ....... ...4-A H Horoscope 5-A and look for someone wearing a Carter In the runoff. A candidate is required to poll 50 per cent plus one of After his suspension and Bridge ....................5-A Hospital .$.A button. the votes cast for outright party nomination, demotion, Fisher, vowed to A first grade teacher specializing In Newton said he Is questioning In the suit whether Mrs. fight to clear his name and said Calendar ..................4-B Obituaries . ...............S-A Saunders had a real hardship that she really did not have the he had no Intention of resigning Comics ....................I-A Sports ...................14-B teaching slow learners, Mrs. Carter has given Crossword .................s-A Television .................4-B up her career resources with which to pay the $2,230 qualifying fee for the office adding, "I've done nothing to temporarily tot the campaign Editorial ..................4-A Weather ... ................ 5-A trail for Jimmy. - the only excuse allowed under law to allay paying the fee. cause me to resign." Dear Abby ....... .. .... .7-A Women .................... 7-A During the first week of the current an Investigation of To The GOP Symbol - ' - I- - Iw r L ISalIst IF$$O CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS HONORABLE TRUS1Ee, I HAVE GOOD AND BAD NEWS. ENROL LMENT IS DOWN 36 PER CEN1, OPERATING COSTS ARE UP 42 PERCENt.. by I.srvy Lewis ...GOVERNMENT AID HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN, FACUL1Y'S ON STRIKE, ADMlwI51RroR$ ARE ANGRY AND ALUiNI - / ( \ NC m N IS DISINTERESTED PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsrmu, PfD YCXJ WANT ME, _PRI5CI) ____ - Newton Su I So u n e r s Over Finance Filing - - __ - - 1TATIO' Today - - - FRANK AND ERNEST --- - by Bob Thaw, YOU 7W1 ONO IND I WITH THE FLY INTIt I I S I 151 - 000NESBLJRY q., — . by T. K. Ryan XV 5'JnrlY/ M41Ul $41f,45 a' I 65-â6 &W O(R/E6'vA bt5ff t.P, 7?eatuaq7/ A ; Mt! / 4w -. II- '1 jt ar& awo. o - , 1 VI w, V..,•, , • j ,- -- -- / I . -t F .7 / Iwa_I I .. . ;•: l•V[; 5'k ------------. - - — .. 1ø1---: I;L..; THEY DON'T WANT TAX - - - (Herald photo by lick Wells) II - N - .- - WWAIM TI - -. . .4W 's7 By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer I; V& s1c I WW )cVZL F~yc%v ___ - 40 In II1I)kWd directions for coverage, she said. After leaving Carter plans to go to Loosing and Texas. Her husband, meanwhile, Is In Indiana and Illinois this week. "Cup and I plan to live In Plaln.t We don't plan to go to Washington," she said. "If Jimmy had something important for as to do we would go. But we don't plan on going Just for the social life," she said. "I have had to get more dresses," she said. "I usually wear pant suits at borne." Of the abortion Issues which has been plaguing Carter In his campaigning around the nation, Mrs. Carter said some obviously do not understand her father4n4ws view on the subject. "He personally opposes abortion, but he believes that the government's responsibility Is to help minimize the need through family planning centers, education and freeing up adoption procedures to make them less complicated. He would not support a con. stitutlonal amendment," she said. Mrs. Carter noted that her father-in-law, when governor of Georgia, sponsored the opening of family planning centers In all of the state's 159 counties. "Jimmy feels abortion Is a personal matter. He believes he can have his opinion and yet not push for a change In the Supreme Cowl decision, leaving It up to the Individual, He is not in favor of federal funding for abortions," she said. DDC Begins Second Year by Garry Trudeau J!,j - ArRII II - . . -IUM0LV7U3 . - - • - - a. ____ Approves $17,500 Budget TV - - - - campaign which darted Labor Day, Mn Carter said that Jimmy and Us wile, Roealynn, their three sons and wives and lbe . Waiter Mondale family traveled though ) 'e-w $.i anlall teUe.0 im ihnum wj Vincent 8alassonna, one of more than 250 citizens at a public hearing In Casseiberry Monday night on the city's first property tax In its 34-year history, asks if Council Chairman Charles Glascock is moving out of the city and leaving the tax as "going-away present." A 2.4 Mill tax was approved. Details, photos, PJ9C lA. About $35,000 has been pledged to the DDC so far and more than $23,000 has actually been collected. The referendum on allowing a Downtown Development Sanford's Downtown Development Corporation kicked off its Authority to collect a maximum 3 mill tax from downtown 3?cond year this morning by approving a plan of attack intended property owners almost certainly won't be called Will after the to produce visible results by next summer. model restored area is completed. Included in a $17,500 budget unanimously approved by the "An awful lot depends on public acceptance of that first DDC board of di rectors a master plan for restoring the down- model area," sald Douglas St who servesu legal adtown area, e beginning of a campaign to tell Sanford to the rest visor to the DDC board."If ftt turns out well, then you can look of Central Florida and a new, more visible office for DDC toward the referendum." headquarters. owners and Strategy for the coming year centers on restoration of a block businessmen will be funding the second-year program, which o(FimtStreet between Park and Palmettoevenua asa model for includes an image-building campaign and a new DDC office. what can be done throughout the downtown area. The Image-building Campaign will focus on Sanford's The model restored area, targeted for completion In early hist orical signi ficance, Miss Jacobsontold the board m embe rs, is just part of a master plan for the downtown area that will and be directe be prepared by Cy Paumler of Land Design-Research Inc. of Ocala triangle.d towardresidezgme orlando.DaytonaBeac.. Columbia, Md., by the end of this year. Paumler was officially "The Sanford commercial district's listing In the National hired by the DDC board this morning as a consultant on planning Register of Historic Places puts us on a par with St. Augustine and and strategy in redeveloping downtown Sanford. Williamsburg," she said. "A lot of Individual old buildings have Pauznler's $5,000 contract Is slightly less than one-third of the qualified for national listing but very few districts have DDC's planned expenditures for the next year, which will all be qualified." funded by voluntary contributions from downtown property Sanford, which will celebrate Its centezmlaj In 1977, has owners and businessmen, historic traditions In several areas, Mls Jacobson said. The city A referendum ona proposed taxing fl jct1ofdowntown played an important role in the development of F' Florida',, development has been indefinitely delayed. "We may never have railroads. For many years the state's import and export business to call the referendum Al we can count on support from the was controlled by St. Johns steamship companies h.adquartered downtowners," said DDC Chairman Sara Jacobson before the lflSanford. Thcflrit5tate farmers rpIr et wubul]tjfl Sanforda Incetir4 See, DDC, Page !-A - — _U - — TV7 0. - ; y �=NNW% FL :T A New Sanford Taxpayers Mum On Budget A JA(JDOD . I- I IPSISInd Iswr we caupsist the on" lSUI pua.M,, IJIIIHI _ __ ___ t~- softessi. IflJ ______ absedsØsdyierelld sud kite F went b 11111d OIL ______ ___ Duvid of Wekiva Lardlog: "I thish H H p __ ____ ___ _______ ___ ___ g _______ 'iulls.l '4heIL To me, it's Jut like au fl1; Wad ofaJsisInMoni / ' bw Beta I, orpehe, eie: "1 ftk IbindbehipLI ___ , - ' p --- . V County Executive °" ________ I ___ takeiredIa*, really." requesting $15,010 hi f ' centers In hm JanaIs seeking part of$1 hirdon in for public works projects. Though no appeopnlatjon U' ass d is expected to be avallabW W arm in which ths. rate PXPpmds OW national average p _ . " . ' LU SELECTED ' PLAYER OF WEEK • come Action n _ . V e ___ In Planned ___ -f— Coum UM UM AM"d Of MODIY ATIMilAbld! to Seminole Quoty. Nelswender -lomad COOCODW Md Me CSA request, if Approved, might *to Out 04rsquW cr federal funds nor.' I like singing it myIelL Ilike the time of it," Ins Casper, 101 County Club Circle, Sanford: "What else couldthey think 01 that would be batter? We've Mnejog It for sverlllyeers, why do they ..fr , .. WU . O MUMNIT agrweU, 'V "pa41ru"agency. fed e I umommivarry Council Chairman Charles Glascock was A-N.G.R.Y. i i Pu - -----. -. lI executive s4u4jg poInted or* CA request, Sorninnie County will be designated officially as a Katie Robinson W — W I I ___ Li W— UI IU - T a I 1 T rio .1. V ( T V U . k . . F! If I I iJ U 11YEDPRICILIC'ff Heremstanwriler Attorney — . W __ ii s ' V ' . — - . • ' v . • I V _ ___ - VV i te Sp i g r — r V -- - — LUflS UITflT Info - ,. Calls Backed nwa saw Iva key an tune" Ii what type and how much of the county legal work Is (Armed out to other firms. County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski Monday called for Ireatlon of an In-house legal department, a move which means County Atty. Tom Freeman ad labor attorneys Alley, Alley & Blue of Tampa will be Asked to resign Oct. 1. commission meetings, providing legal counsel. Republican County Cornmluloners Kimbrough and Dick Williams last year asked for a legal department. However, the matter died during budget hearings because Democnats failed to support the proposal. Menu IN BRIEF supplemental wiemploy- Pierce, 31, joined the Freeman law firm In March 1V75 and said he has "been 41140 county work" since then. Pierce sits In on all county Passes Budget In begin to hurt the firm aid Its° totaled more than $300000. r ty NAflON must be removed from politics. Monday that a legal staff can be hired for about $130,000. Last year, the combined legal icrvices of both Freeman's law flrmandAlley,Alley&B!ue ___ I _____ Kwiatkowski Indicated " . tend the current contract for work time to preserve current Ford workers in Canada, a Jobs and creaW new ones. strike in the United 'States However, the union rejected would head to the ha of 14 the Dwkue as Issidlimpt am would be hired. But aft 121t week's election =imployes within a week due said the two sides remained as Kimbrough has not formally upk4 In which Commissim to puta shwtqeL far apfart as ever on the union's presented his report to coin- Qialrman Mike Hsttaway was Financial analysis say a brief major demanda. EfllIOfleTt,buthu divulged bis defeated by political newcomer strike would have no harsh lm. In addition to the reduced -- ' t _ kwtetkow,ki said today he ,n ,I uiopiiis prir 1 mnigra's puouc hearing. County Qlnmluloncr John KhnbrotVh, who was appointed to a two-am committee with Kwiatkowski to ,st udy the county attorney Issue, Is out 01 town until Friday. However, Kwlatkowikj said he will make his recommendation and ask for Its adopilon tonight. _____ V 1 coatrad. "I'm not PlartilcularLY available to resume talks tooptimistic." the comm's UP day, but no specft time was bargainer, Vice President SI& set and neither side displayed to rvices : __ Station Hit 3X By Burglars 1107. psny negotiators packed their Even Ford officials conceded brWcases and left Ford head- my F. McKenna, said In an- any great urgency to reconnooncing details Al the firm's woe. latest offer. "There's much, much too big A strike, would force shut- a gap to bridge In the short time 11 Kenny Lie,o naive canton sive tackle for down 011onfacilitmonhl22atatea remaining," a somber Woodfrom Massachusetts to cock declared at a news conSemino le High School receives pIw" from Sanford being California — and paralyze the ference Monday night. ft's Optimists Club PrssIent Dale Coppock after nations No.2 auto n'*er. absolutely impossible in my named by the club as player . aiult opinion, he added when asked It the UAW es timists will rt a pla yer each week. Coach Jerry pro onged one, up if a strike could be avoided. • to 170,000 51*0 supply employes Woodcock's comments come could face layoffs. after Ford made a third conesman tract offer, which included for dau70kthate Dept. Ford theflrstUmeaconcess1on an a though both sides agreed to ex- top UAW demand for reducing whenSrrdnole Countyswitches opposed an In-homelegal staff, tOaflIn-home1ega1de - V. ____ ___ V'gC$LO today thPt0 IIpOdITL Bob French, Kwiatkowski pact 00 Ford, its workers or the work time, these included: a a— Inlually, Kwiatkowski who, reversed himself and now says economy. However, a walkout "substantial" wage Increase; in applying icr e of the attorney positions like Freeman Is a Democrat, the county attorney position of more than four weeks could higher company contnlbidlcma i.ucr I tollatits before inflow foods a fw.. The I UX U ral i worksbill wasvetosd by President Ford, but the veto was Overidden byCongress.All that Is licking Is anpB7DONNA rs Only comments from governing body had "browbeat 1957 and that the additional five' proçrlatlons bill. Herald Staff Writer Christensen received the ap- the mayor" Irdo went to chop it now? I agreeing to a per cent tax was propoaed In Hattaway said he has received informstjon indicating that plause and appiuU' of the 3.3 mill tax last week 'ft's a 115$ to raise funds to construct gu I'm jet patriotic." the Senate recently posed a TaTy In, W-Ith Cuel.'erry City Council citizens. Quistensen, saying damn theme that the only the city hail. He said he foun44 Cbners decided to come op with a 4 of piforitles atThe 130 No morning adopted a that last year he ran on a Iopportthernayorand I boo is two ,Ave., Lake Mary before fcrmall,y appr'ovinng the (A requin. years later that the tug for budget lt7S-77 fiscal platform against ad valorem from the people," be said. %khink "America the receipts had been pledged to, An ad hoc cnnilttee niJyIg jail space eed recommended year and setthe a 2.4 mill tax rate tax, said he Is still against Beautiful" should be the Van Mater was the only "buy that miserable water, that the county apply for faders] f*m. the4jf John Pelk to retain the current level of property tazeL councilman tovote Winat the system (the city's current diationalm:i.$Mok designated Five Points as the bed site for construction of the new city services. \ las. 5751001) traIn developer Lester 641 bad a clam hard delcision That means Casselberry to make cribewhatmo.tpee Mandelt" I dtfded I would n* residents will be billed $2.40 for tohcbos the tax If It wcld.m,. each $1,000 of assessed property oppose ga Wlihe said tha',condl Wee Dr* 317 tax, a*id GlUcock j ng back city services to let should take-ini Delve, Sanford- "No, i he s.torna aluation the first property down the drain." tax billsonthey offer to his have ever the city go -.. . 'ttIthtkan I5V1I hi ua—' vi 'all saw ne had been manager for a$lO,000annual. received but wont be receiving threatened with physical slçpoit for property tax was aa. salary words are touching. I think any new services . It's a very symbolic song, g fromany the city personal lawsuits and "going away present." or purchasing David new Is. Dr. IL J. Mello Criticized the considering the citGlascock said he has no such of his "piddly" salary as plans, equipment. agreements executed by u. cwnsianceg under which it mayor. He said he has been Eliminated at th e 11th how, spending city many year, ago that was written. I think the Bob Clark said By BOB LLOYD Kam Elaine Revels, 23,1312 alter a threat of veto train on so per cent 01 tg tü Karen can think Providedthat tradition 01 the song would Herald Staff Wrltr city business, Ave., Sanford, was Mayor Gerald Christensen, was has a council-mayor basins. entitles t*lodllwechanged,and type Th being held In county jail today a fire department rescue tr uck, Even alter saying late last gove'iunerd. e c th om nt m iy ca tbetwould beagredlou." be e mayor Seninoie sherurs deputies In lieu of ,000 bond fo sidewalks on Winter Park Drive week he would go along with a 11* Ace," asking until 19si or 1153. Gall luger, 255 Larkwood today we re probing th ree her arrest on a circuitllowing the people to court for school children, a proposed 3.5 mill tax rate, awists. Drive, Sanford: "I like It. I break.lns In as many days at warrant charging two count "stand op and give the mayor City Attorney Kenneth s of four per cent cost of living pay said he still "has a gnawing in the alçport he needs." think It's been around for a the BI'Lo Gas Station, SR-434 at uttering a forgery. McIntosh however, that raise for city employes and a my gut" about It. long tlme And Idon'tg Don Willson, a form er the agreemsaid, Sanlancin, wed of Lcngwood. ents are void In line Casselberry police jailed proposed new detective "I ask the people, 'Shall I councilman and former mayor, with a it almuld be changed. We Investigators said each time Bobby Darrell Buchanan, 23, of juven e o court decision and th il fficer for the police stick to the budget as Is or said he recommended the used to sing It In school I city's city fully Intends to tax alle the hangars pried a door lock to Orlando, on a charge of lewd, department. reduce It'?" he said, The crowd first five per cent utility tax In taxable property in the learned ltwhanl won rejj gain entry to the station, owned lascivious or Indecent assault city. Before leaving the city Yelled back "Reduce." young, so I never thought by Carmen Trafficante, of or act icon a minor. Bond for council meeting room at adThe mayor left the meeting about whether ft,i hard I Orlando. ( Buchanan was set at $000, jourmnent near 3 a.m., Mayor room to go ludo the police ornot." Items reported missing In- according to county jail Christensen signed the or n station, t*3t into Chairman n s James O'NeaJ, Orlando: "I dude 230 ca rtons of cigarettes, records. dinances setting th e budg et an d Charles Glascock, obviously think we should keep it. It's / valued at $1,100, a microwave Sheriff's deputy Frank J. the city's first property tax In angry demanded that he return hard to sing when you don't oven, tools, a fan, an electric Ambrose apprehended a ff / 15- Its 36-year history into law. to the council table to liaten to sing It very often, that's all. coffee maker and a large year-old girl reported as a i l spent two year,lntbs quanti of snack foods, runaway In an Incident Monday OrA move by Councilman Sal his (Glascock's) response. lando to cut from the Glascock said Christensen deputies said. serVfce.lt's got a lot og WINTER SPRINGS City two polling places night. Ambrose reported he entirely J II some for had $16,000 not brought further Council faults, but It's still about Henry Richard Malsuken, 1$, spotted the adopted a $407,900.04 December city election, at the bes juvenile girl at designated for the council's and recommendations on cutting budget for the t country arawid." being Sue Duke 1977 fiscal year which time three council seats 1 Elder Road, Lake Monroe, was Sweetwater Park at Lake mayor's salaries and trawl the budget to his attention after ld In county jail today Brantley and chased her on foot expenses it Its regular meeting here will be contested Votes will be .S' In lieuheof $5,000 bond was killed, last Friday night's budget Monday night and on a for "about two city blocks." alao at the fire station on M With the resignation of City workshopwhen apparent Proved the tax mi llage rateap.atcan burglary charge In connection Road Ambrose said during the Manager Anthony Guiliano and the an station on agreement had been reached 243 mills, or $2.43 per $1,000 with a Sunday night break-In at chase he "dove to gr of Northern Way. ab hex" several weeks ago, the Council between thechjef cxthe and taxable Property valuation, the Lake Monroe Elementary and was "ap. cut the salary for that office In the city council on a 3.3 mIll tax. School, sheriff's deputies said. proximately 10dragged The millage rate Is the same —, to 15 feet op the the new budget y from as that charged for the 1976 Glascock said the mayor Malmknn was arrested late road" He reported his shirt $30,000 to $17,000. "used his power of veto over Monday night by detective Sgt. was torn In several places, his fiscal year. CflOOI It Is expected that It will be council's head William iZ,,n.n h*ua. t A nuhlh' h..rhi.. W98 IX401 On 01--16MUU19 to rigm arm cut and his chin and several months before a portant Items eliminaWjfrom the city's sign ordInance county jail records, hand scratched and his leather replacement for GUIIIaOO 'a the budget and Insisted that the was approved on first re and Deputies reported that audio- ammunition case destroye& agreed ading. upon. council had at no time A second reading will be held visual equipment was gathered hi The juvenile was charged A standing room audience of threatened the mayor. He 10 days. WEDNDAY, by burglars at the school, ap- with opposing an officer with more than SEPT IS, 1171 o persons catadmonished those citizens who perently Croatian Hijack Suspects Several minor change. are In preparation for violence and criminal mischief called, hooted and Mist Steak Sub yelled at the were speaking against property made In ance, hauling away In a vehicle, but — destroying county property Green governing body for five hours Bu taxes to indicate the city icr- hone of which appears to be was recovered Sunday night and turned over to Monday night during the Also Charged With Murder Tamed vices they no longer desired. significant, according to City when a patrolling sheriff's unit authonitics at the Sanford lengthy public bearing on the FmitdJij frightened t Councilman Nathan Van Clerk Mary Norton he yegg,s away. Juvenile l)etentjon Cesde', NEW YORK (AP) — Five Croatian tax rate. Roasted Peanuts Also at , Meter, however, said the Monday nIght's nationalists, held on $1 million bail each on air meeting, Police I — piracy charges after a weekend the pilot Smart was promoted to ti Li ;1lIIP called "30 hours of hell,'.' also have been vIenanL and Patrolman James seatonWas doyto charged with second-degree murder in the sergeant. bomb death of a policeman. ICoatinued From Page IA) Chief Charles Holzman The basic informationwill be used by Pauznlex In town that pioneered truck farming announced that the annual p'pg NY Democrats Vote Today was once the celery the master plan, and by other finns who do work in the caj4tal of the world There used to beand Christmas Parade would be a trolley downtown, and a area. downtown ferry across Lake Monroe to Enterprise. held at 2p.m., Dec. 12, and NEW YORK (AP) — New York's Miss Jacobson said she hopes DCC can spur a anyone with convertible Democratic voters pick a U.S. Senate nominee of jI projects focused on the various automobiles or any today from a five-candidate field that sprawls historical themes, perhaps a boxcar boutique on the downtown tracks or a organizations wishing to par. recreated trolley or across the party's ideological spectrui,, It interry. ticipate should contact him at cludes a flamboyant congrswomez a A Winter Park public relactloni firm was Southern Bell Telephone directory assistance charge ° 'e station or at his home. hired this morning Company, which serves a large program to franc a campaign theme and design a logo that loquacious professor, a former U.S. attorney Councilman John Daniels will be used In portion of Seminole County, window deCals for DDC members And other WImOU general, a party warhorse and a man who announced that there would be Miss Jacob told the DDC iard m.mk.. aki.on activities- announced today that It Is "We are lnf.'rv.ntni in ti,'builds parking garages. hopes to arrange for part of the gas company's olduwiuu, we supporting General Telephone case to achieve greater public street-level Company's system of When the voting is over, the Democrats Ewnhrig fleijj Office at 301 W. FLrstt., which would include window space for charges understanding by present ing who have lost every Senate race In the Ftlate for ti s. Informa on call display. the crucial question of fair. but one in the past 25 years will ifave just General Telephone's charge ness," said Southern The office will be sWiei by Liz O'connor, who is coutplliu,g t Tuday September 14, 1916--Vol. 69, No. 21 sydern was established as a General Solicitor WalterBell :1 seven weeks to patch up tJ',e wounds of a PUbf, ,d Dail y and lila on lard w., property tires, asesoed va)u51tc H Sufldiy. . and other test case, Li now being reviewed •Icspt Th 5Jfl10,d and Christmas Day divisive campaign and try to L''at incumbent taste l.formatloo about the Afford. "Should those who inc Inc. 300 N $itUrdiy ita, urn, French Ave. Sanford, Fl. 'xhlcf, wIud*u, by the Florida Public Service the service roughly, l"rerich Avenue to Mskiuvtj &yeriiie, ttoui Third Street excesslvt;y Republican-Conservative Stn. ,Jame Second Cliii Pitaq, Pa,d Commission. Winter Park free ride at the expense get a at Sanford, Florida lu;ii to the lakefrcd The boo iorie 'orne Buckley, who (aces a rn n'.* Deliv er.. Si crnt. 4rajt of those himself. i*WS, t era Telephone, wtuidr serves so ut MOflIN, 12 drawn 10 J'% aid'bIial 3?rOprtiT who us the service ?O v,,,,' 1I 40 By Mail In FlQ,,d., lam,,, riom ctrIvr All $Ii oPtr'r Ptt Sintnole, Is also testing theh freque M,,,,h iMoi, nt ly?" n ___ ____ erce Eyes County Post. told cninlk,wiers today that approval of , Legal • Sim Seminole CON*"diem for funding. County officials have listed, consitrudlon of a new $1.5 million #a taft at Five Mve POWs" am Ifflulty. for' ____ __ longer were hopeful of avoiding bylp.in. M. a eowra new e.y Both aides saldthey would bs V _____ , . ___ park Blvd., Altamoete '1 d,aalteiy think : • I coM,dctlon of . . in. ___ for the fird time that they no quarters in subinibm Dearborn _ BYRDPRKKM on Oft It's a diftleek sons; Yom learn k in schooL That's America. After yes Iatout of lrhool you dolt sing It every day, of FAMN PIP solk Bo Box i Lake Mowi: "I think I ANN be r#,l became ItMokao, of eejg Lmsddkiren like iIglg the 'Star-Spangled Ban. I: ___ i ___ Avoiding the MA full-ocalal gushed any lad hlopes for setwalkout against Ford since Iling peacefully, UAW and com- ,' .• ____ He said there we ouly a bricks before mIabigN. "on a.hsthed" chance of Alter Woodcock jet about — bY JaL 1, ft 11consiss re"d to the city lend can be granted to lodw cab fl v ~ MARr lI ___ Agreement before the 11:59 that a drum was coming migU w& deadline. prOmPt workers to bit the ___ - - Asks $665,000 James O'Nsai think it's iiiiiiins,'a slow us it -Voloo— 1 . V __ ty ( - . " t}V!- Poverty Agency this ______ ___ won not in NNOWL -Presented plaques to i R Van Hoy And JX Sonksr% - Approved a new palky for od" display of morch"N Won ___ ___ _____ Miji-. qiI with as anthe.? I&MI$be H: ___ ___ E'€TRO!T tAP) — A nation- cinployu f1nancLay sIed went l'wiIa (SUB) fend; down burue the two milks year puotot4y wield wide strike by 17U10 Ford MO dampen the 'i'a economic jiond peels.; and .'pended were far apstt. H, would not be 1ef. tar Co. workers appeared car- racovvry. health care insurance speculate, bow,vj, whether he Ford laths 1.'i targat for W for mId& toni* utter The auto companies, coverage, with the company was ex ect ng a walkout letting the 'ry pattern on United Auto Workersbergal claiming they We paring the r'aqMigng to pay full peeulwn I'hy on the Ildey ninth. new accurde ew_lag 7IUSS oars, rijeding the company's nation's raconsy from the c agalnat the firm nine years ago. auto workers. The UAW nod the hstel ofter, left the iwgutldthg recession whick occwred two Woodcock said Ford repiut Most labor otfidals — b other auto makers hovi oxroom with no to sn ago, h .d that a ad an eeon of the dzlke du Labor Sec W. tended 4 comta psn4 1MW President Leonard work dosge could hand the deadlie,bnttheanionti,ft U.ery-bavspre&tedanauto log the outcom, at Ford. Woodcock said Monday be economy a sham se.fr feared It would be "abaulutely Union spokesmen said WoodImpossible" to arrive at an cock's early warning My _ ____ ___ 99% Chance Of Auto Strike' ___ fir their years of senior on the city's p-• ____ .s m ____ ___ J ,.nittw ayr!,the dtnee. ___ ares — Açe.d 3 the bride Deportment of Criminal Li right ta cleared another the bathIng ho,,_____ b'lns.n.n will be p.rmltted to see city Enlorormsg s. an elema on top of the city's water lowerj huile Monday nIiL nidmlks for nids Inçisys on fiat of nidowalk Is Thiaz rat. — taatativni7 ad ________ — Sat a SqL V hung On reconunendation f ..c left , a no'evad pro,u17 vah*tIoit and the $3.7 mIIII budgot ew d"iiUom at atae Iscutlono: .1 N. Mangoeline, — __ ___ 00 Cftli _ uta at a pI1e lmMduion , Ave., Qroh 4 W.13th IL, 114 E SL, U i7 elor "1118 and add the city would ad formal approval at the a city commis" n1 lJ mining 5.$. V Thjy, 1310 PI*ulnur bilE. 25th 81. and 113 Pe CRY An. iedeysbsforethlnecui,e..b, Att by 4 ___ ___ ___ With Oty Ms.gir Wwrei knowles vacation s.1 the vi,r • i bId.t wIk.IP — a tni.ler of a tazicab Iic.e tn P.hl IMI,,u 014flion R&NI IIIIIdII?I — ins — 11e a report from the police department je'-eg Davideon of In McCarthy Ave., end also turned wiiar M""" in lout 10 pedininlan trc, specially ihookftllen, at 5th Street and from the new owner of Yellow Cab to allow the company to Part Avene utter Mayor Lee Moore read a latter from SIuIT.R six oneed taxicab license' and hold them In ateyance Mayor Lea Moore adjosme4 the 'an.-..to '-clock and a big cm. "OquiUn., "he saK viii have iln cabs on the rest utea trutfic U there with flu-way atop signs. A traffic sirv. of the. Qty laws require that the licenses be grated oritil kickoff." jutse*o, was conducted by city engineers 1og the fluL U Yellow's six emeti licenses &, not Issued 10 cow actim at s ecific din , who ------... ___ Is I by city murJemesNm lusulag HaveN, infurd, PLT..mde,r. kØ. N. 11-M ' Williams on Monday called Kwlatkowskl'a decision to opt for a legal staff a "real victory for the people." Williams said he believes a legal staff can be hired for about $70,000, Instead of the $130,000 U proposed by Kwiatkowski. Kimbrough, on the other hand, sa id he envisions an ' ' .' JQJWIWV UI •IJi "It WI •14WY. At that figure, two a ttorneys t!•• ', - V ' V --.----- V V V , V ROBERT PIERCE ' V . ..' •I), •::. 'b,1 ' - - - — I , ' - - - �ve En6n h. fr AnAedyw1wkwupwatkambe Mud. or 131003 . Around 1,7e—eA 14 Tusidsy, Sipl,mb.r 4bs1aomaU but a1uguattaNe._.i we spent only $II,IN for food and entaultnent by Pds aid., a few i V --- a due. Siaat hJ14 that ueath. lt' Vis7 •°* don't you Sink. mm, a henifred repestiva and Ma M.j.4 sires foV" The crowd applaetk as Ford $s down ft fl7W Inserts. amount and gaan out. onothir NO. rJ bsunsiatthe emmu,swatisa ..kom his m,a w miliresises; Iha aadi.we: "What's this! Two (humid dollars for new •'[.o, and pWkman, wibme to the Rose eveidag gownol That's ridicaloen!" Garden. As you may know, I have bm very busy "Bat, doer, "Batty says Icily, "we have a Jot of the.e pod few weeks jidhavenathath* for end entertaining to the mg few month., ." trivial matters as cer1Ip'r"(. "That's no excise. You already have a claist full "lWay, I am ples to InvIte 700 tO witness of eveedngguwas."ThePreIdiMacrthbIes angrily. an mom toenoc ,.. I will carry out yet "There. Your charge aConii* at that More Is cananother Inaction of the aiei Executive, one which celled." may not have witneened before. Mrs. Ford .n11 gamely, but she is glaring i "As you know the President has to take care of the presiu who has found aernathing else. routine hoenekeeping chores Jiat ilk. any "Five himdrad dollars for a CS radio hue ma of thenecboresofneIstOgoo,erthe AdlOn for the Whit. Hoe. bathroom!" Ford ex. mmgti hills of the household And to r e commend eI "Woman, do you thinkI'm made of money? changes In the family's spending habits. That 'sdefinitely going back to the More!" "Therefore, ladies and gentlemen, In the pres 'IJ it, the First Lady says jomping to of my wife Betty end yourselves, I have decided her feet f.. "YOU cm sleep hi the Lincoln Room from month August l* "in now on, and flu voting for Catir!" "Now, Batty," Ford says, beginning out of the Rose Garden and all the Uroaagf cance netwurhi cii to a commercial. ______ lled '1 see here that tact that Prjut Pied his be. NOW (hi White IliiUi Be.e 0du an the asttkig for enme 11111101,111:1111 •'* 1Mnl7 tirài, a monnaj plic, 4i si0.tqj, the federal ami.1s, bin wan alg,ied Into law. with FIcdU'a 5e.atir Lawtjs Chile. and (ngre.n Danta PMCSII VtU1111 _1.(1w hiU bened on Placid.'a the SANFORD, FLA. 32771 N. FRENCH AVE., Area Cods30I33.n - - WAYNE D. DOYLE. PubJtjpir Editor NORMAN H. OSHRIN, ____ MAW WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managin Editor JOt4ti Ii. VAN MACK LE,AdVIct$Iflg Drs Him Year, .. Week, 35 ,rnts; Month, $2.40; I Months, $14.20; 4: By Mall: In FlorIde same as home dehery. All i4her mail: Month, $2; $ Months. $1120; 12 Months, 11111111111, _ condut moot .1 (belt business k public.) The nil bin was the latest in a series of rnew .Igoid outdoors mid whil. the openmeeting maul, Ii ''bedably hiçutoM, one wonders whir, 11POWN Re. Garden dratagiata will draw the Ib._ What Will hupp for IManc,, when the White Boise rune out of important pisces of legW&Ien? The crisis is hood to confront the Oval Office sooner or later, arid we might see like Prinrery: ____ r' V Civil Liberties The Clock BYAUDIEMURPOJY this: Are Being Eroded A special report Is flashed acre. the television natworhi, umoiiiclng that Ford Is about to sign his 73rd hill In the Rose Gardui ______ The networks cut to their co correspondIoMj ents at the White How, where Ford with the Fuss Lady, Is offective shield for citixeni's liberties against the threat of ar- The ezchlonaey rule Is an the 41 action by I 1k. V 11 . law enforcement officer,. Bat the shield Is be1i eroded by decisions ___ ___ & W.L1.._ of ___ And few citizens understand the Importance of the protection they are losing. The 1914, when the high ___ ________ '' ___its own Illegal acts and decided ___ from that evidence seizei in violation of the Constitution or feden'al 'I ¶ 1`1 I Iil , ,; .1 j Under the late Chief Justice Earl Warren, this rule was extended to state courts na series of I - versw sead-an"eigurie decisms com: me'uclng In 1901. What peopleuw, as a result, was the failure to WASHINGTON ____ NEAl effective 2oyea method to make sine that proper principles of now, .. ']. to A ___ ___ __ _ ___ - ~, _______ ., V • ; .. _____ t-mN Otherwise, If evidence obtained by tainted , __ __ - _______ ______ ____ V V _______________ ___________ _________ _______ _______________________________________ , ,.• 01 1, ___ ___ ___ : i (AP) — _____ u. I - ___________ Secretary of - W irom Somalia, __________________ _____ ____ the ____ _. -i, agreement on the form, forum and agenda for black-white negotiations is necessary before D# __________________ ___________ .. .• . * summer rains fall. CARTER FORD Ford favors prohibitions on the manufa cture or isle of "Saturday Night of billecIALIA. -PrEINNIN-P34-X Carter favors registration at hand ge. -New York Times, 13.21-71 Cuter we favors boudeg of "Saturday of M the same tbo, Ford liosshlerably ownesiipby anyoaecon,Ided of acrth* opposed u , of guas owners and Involving a gun and by the. not mentally the registration of guns.11 COMPetent. HE opposes other restriWons on ___ _____ _____ 1-15.71 __ -Prisa releas, from TAMPA(AP)—DemOCratIC Florida.HeIsicheduledto Denoa'M,"Uondaleuid."I vice-presidential candidate a tzewey, a senior citizens believe a dollar ought to be Walter Mondale -says home and a cigar factory today worth a dollar. I think voters President Ford Is wrong for as well as cud the ribbon on everywhere wi ll pp su ort that." "hiding behind his desk" in Hillsborough Caunty's CarterMondlide attacked the Ford Washington and not seeing Mondale headquarters. Adinlrstrdlon for the high people In these early days of the Mondale said that Florida Is umemploymoM rate. "Repubilcampaign. important to the Democratic cam have created massive "Neither Ford nor (Jimmy) presidential ticket, and he said unemployment and massive InCarter were elected," Mondale he expected he and Carter to do nation,,he said. told newsman at Tampa Air. well in the state In the Nov. 2 Earlier Monday, Mondale port late Monday. "And both general election, told senior citizens In West should be out trying to find out The Minnesota senator said Palm Beach that the what the people want." he did not expect his ilberailan Democratic ticket In the past Mondale Is In Tampa as part to hurt him In the SogJ. has supported programs of a campaign swing through 'Tm a progressive practicaJ benefitting senior citizens. _____ I state in his new venture in shuttle diplomacy hopes to convince three key leaders that _ - t Mondale Says Ford 'Hiding' _____ e first stage of a search for peace in south ern Africa. A senior American official aboard Kissinger's plane said the secretary of wu the chief mover-and-shaker behind Nixon's d isastrous 1VYI declaim invoke wige and price controls, a declaim AM 66" today. At the time,Calinally said U.& business dIsbor 'yhayetOgat used to the Ida of living within certain parameters. And, he told a U.S. Osainbur of Commerce audienc, that, instead of griping about Mr. I40 they oughtto applaud A,fL4# to - ______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________ _______________ Kissinger Files To Tanzania ZURICH, Switzerland j ___ ___ U.N.membershipbecaLeHanoIl as failedto account for abo ut 800 AmerIcans still listed as missing In action (MIA) in Vietnam. - ___ State Henry A. Kissinger flies to Tanzania to. tdeveloped nations have been trained In igu, ___ On Gun Control 2-21.71 Carter reiterated that he favored of handguns; probillition of the ofhandgims (no specific meaiures specified) of ige.. DO onfiscataon of and lMreuing the nmnb,r of federal gsale um now owned by people; no rrglatratimp of firearms Investigators. rism —&ate of the Union -LosAngefosThues, Fact Shed, 1-19-76 2-21-76 1. would Veto the Vietnamese application for ___ ___ - centive to bend the rules In order to obtain con. ___ How They Stand Ford irotuoue mandatory se ntences for offenses Involving use of a hmidgim, binning the Import and sale of cheap tisld$uiis, drenobeam cur, laws regardWSIbe saw ____ supporters on the Security Council. Ambassador William W. Scranton announced In Washington Monday after a meeting with Ford that he ___ methods is to be admitted in court, What is the Russia,FAA Europe and cOmmuldgil ad. at a I; ______________________ remedy? Damage suits are lengthy and cod of but $70 mi ll ion a year. Their current fly Few aggrieved persons would pursue such actions. foreign student Population Is approximJy 27,000, o4hird,e In the USSIL The buddy system that prevails among law enMore than half thi n,000 are from Africa. ______________________________________________ forceineig agencies means that few policemen There are, for example, 1,750 from Algeria, 1,140 would be orosecuted for criminal violations of from Nigeria 1,575 from the rn citizens' rights. There would h JOHN CUNNIFF jf4,,,,, 51hl,w,i. u.0 I Veto May Unleash Criticism from the Southeast Asian nation's ____ ____ to unleash a torrent of angry criticism today Liz Carpenter, onc that Oimally Is "a political transvesiite.r who at the Rattle of the Alamo would've Tle=na for Soto Am" But there is thouttheforerTszaigovensoranauraoi powerhimgrynsiu, IfeMtheway1doabogCiuuijy,ui, lmonth ago after en hour-long Interview ecause many crucial hillues, he has positions which are simply antIo,nssrgjve, at leut as I understand con. _____ V ______ cnpsIgn Ford's decision to block Vietnam's entry the United Nations again was expectedinto to 0 John emnally is not my Cup at I do ut go so far as to say, as Lady Bird _______ V aI (I Ludicrous _____ ___ ____ - ___ ____ previosdayAblackfler r rted that two blacks were killed Monday when police Opened fire on a group trying to sabotage railway lines In Soweto. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.(AP) _____ _______ __ r ur per cent aloSenteebism again today, but others said more blacks report ed for work than on c ____ ___ ____ The headline. into positions of Influence In police work am foiHowed by aII law enforcement tries. This Is Particularly noticeable in wide ' 0 lug c0ttat1oiia1 rights of all sections of Africa. usvu w .;11 . . ___ ____ Connall Atta k 0 _______ V ________ V - ON! W. . ._; ._ ymoyg JOHANNESBURG South Tens of thousands of blacks Africa (A?) stayed their Jobs In Johannesburg again away from today on the second day of a three-day strike protesting the white government's racial policies. But some of the strikp ru ue returning to work Askesman for the Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce reported 70 to 80 per cent of thecity's25o,®QJ workers Stayed home Monday. Some companies renorted 7n -• I -i ___ V Continue Protest Strike 'I 6 a ,. '1ec1snIes" In procedures followed by the Ubya, Iraq and Angola — togovermj and arresting officers. revabdi--ary factions favored by the romiin. This seemed Intolerable in terms of the par- Virtually sareported Is the sharp rise In the ticular criminal case. flaiflb5r, of R1Isfl and (bbieue Commimid 'ibo often, the larger, view escaped public atfr1 sent to mdsrdeveloped coestriss. .I Even Mon significant Is that tenfion- In Uwe cu", Priwi;iles were being ____ young men and wom established far more Important than the fate of the nmiibers of____ en from foteip irxHvkbml defendants involved. baveftimd In their teclalcal schools end umiversitleg these The exclusionary rule is the most South African Blacks __ ___ 1 — By lie Assscinlel Press them were seeing him in he country seeking votes. Jimmy Carter was with signed hills at £U44I de(ter, whose own style Is to President Ford's refuel I. al- signed to put him before the shake as many honda, kiss as low Vietnam to join the United television camera end many b0e, and persosafly Nations and says the men sp sising his White liaise reniden. touch an mmy eater,As he can pointed to the Supreme Court cy. reach, poised about Ford's by Ford and Richard Nixon are Ford, who has left the White stay-at-home carnsIIgn Jut doing a good job. Boise only once since the cam- week, accusing him of hiding In Those stands apparently puign seam began on Labor the White Boise. were part of an effort by the Day, plans to leave Washington But Monday, Cuter had kind Carter campaign to put a more on Wednesday for a speech at words for the Supreme Court of conservative foot forward In the his alma mater, the University Warren Burger, appointed by second week of the candidate's Of MIeMgw Be planned to Nixon, and he said he would travels In search of votes. But meet with his speech writers have vetoed Vietnam's momthat dobi't slow down Carter's today to polish the Michigan berihlnln the 11N Ind a. criticlun of Ford's leadership. adifresa. Wdeslleruxi4aj Carta began On day in the Aft.,' the speech, Ford Is to "I believe the Burger court Is South, then duuw the am return to the Whit. House and moving buck In the proper dlacre. the country, ending his may not leave Washington redlon," Carter said a day lnArixona. a1flallms*hexcef*forthe sPeechtocowgyofflclalalnok. r uru, in ico wees or Iwd or Ni bstes with Carter lahoma. "We west too far and It the campaign began like the on Sep. 33 in PWIEdelphis. got so that slum, hood, first week-with the President Mannwhiue se.. Bob Dote dedicated conWetait law es studiously remaining away the Rep.14I..q vice pr,(d forciaoincer$fouznd ft al, train the trall. ca e, and Walter 9fo. most impo b(e comply with Although be was not wing dale, his Dowerdle counter. all 11111111technicalitlesthatmight voters, plenty of putt, wer crhiuooMng the be raised." IN BRIEF _____________ ! ___ PoInt to the strilding SOvW military buildup, and totheenucsuppjy of pi..i_ convict some b3own criminals because : — VYORLD the V __ I nf luence Spreading - 1' statute mud not be 'I ______ soviet Tusdoy, $10. N, $71-U Carter Campaign Takes A Right. Turn __ % ..i,'.. : ruied that the I _ Eveaueg 11101111111,Isufoit FL ____ ___ Furthennore, Connally favors abortion-on A' I — \___ demand; he bo refuasd to criticize Henry It Is better to lose a convictlpn KbdWs detente policies; I Individua and be is a big 1, s row and then --____________________________ booster of a =d501'7 national service than to lose our constitutional rght a ro gram which NEW YORK (AP) Wis. Individual investors the flow of transactie. co , FRANCIS HALL formerly of Oviedo. He was a Brisson Funeral Home Is In graduate 1o' work e'1? yiaht accowut for nearly three-quarters 01 Iii pehUa wi fwsr traders meani uld beco me 11 must be treat public concern when the th ng bIger price gapu retIred merchant and memb 'ecl f or th e al er ch feder arge of arrangements, goVernmt orders, claims Supreme Court chips away at the exclusionary co The sour of students sent to Communist Why, then, is thethe New York Stock Exchange. between transactions. k, Funeral services and burial Øf and efrsl This lad Idea has quit, correctly been labe1e ries miatin exchange so concerned about Individuals do remain, or course, but not in e "totaijtarfan" and "Hitler's yo rule. caareColo will be held Thrusday In Dunn, *P(MOIIIrJE ,pu getting more Individual th investor,? uth movement 400, Ecuador wIth 315, Costa Rica with numbers desired, In 1970, the exchange warmed oser' by University N.C. for former Sanford Survivors Include his wife, of Chicago Because on some days the concentration of estimates, there were 318 Funeral Noticá Bolival with 240 and Peru with 190.J. r ident million shareholder,; economist Milton Friedman. es Francis W. Hall 50, of Mrs. Pa uline Owen, Madison; SWEETNESS Two of his predecessor,, past Grand Knights The Soviet Union tradIng among Institutions almost replaces the in 1775 the estimate was only John g Sheridan St., Hollywood, two daughters, Mrs. Betty But now, Connally is being bwn'rapped for Moran (Ift and Alfred J. Zlolkowskl, flank Mario 4300 also has roughly 8* Individual volume that Is so necessary for OWEN. JAMES C. SR -Funeral thilftay technicians in Africa, who died Monday. the Near East and competitive pricing. Jenkins, Tampa, and Mrs. AND KNIGHTS Declines were noted In almost every ac defending freedom and being anti-Communist, $IfYiCI% for James C. Owen Sr. J. Lossasso, newly installed Grand Knight of South Asia, dcsplte the Worsening of Cupational catego ry th e manager of the Pinke on Martha Davis, Madison ; two between the two years. y 10 a word two ought to be said In his defense. 72. ci 1515 S. Magnoil Are., with Egypt. Qdna has more than 1,000 relations Deltona Council Knights of Columbus, as he SecurIty Agency, MJaml rtand sons, This seeming paradox has led to more than a the farmer and farm laborer category, wi'J The Senate In Washington has passed the longed and Sanford. wtio died Monday, will In Africa James S. Owen, In a letter to Pre de si nt most Ford, Rep. Michael prepares for a piece of the action, , few friendly discussions that evolved Into argu- of all, rose, The number of be Mid at 10 am.. Wednesday at almost all In Tama complex tax hill in memory. ft Is miscalled the 1711 was a member of Moose Al exandria Lodge Va. and Dr. profesajcnaj,, craft James manded Barrington, 0.-Mass,, has de _____ the Imtax reform still Biflon Funeral Home with Rev. srnen, clerks and ret act. 766 of Orlando, the Masonic C. Owen Jr., Dothan, Ala.; 13 irees dedflneij mediate resignation of John Connally train the eiii Coltman officiating. Burial And there are currently more than 20,000 The explanation is to be found In the meaning of It kicks a hole In the budget. ft closes few loopholes. ft Lodge of Sanford and the grandchildren and four sisters. will be in Brooksville Cmi.t,ry WAIL- direct Chinese 0MflIflUllLSt tCOIlomfllc U dIsth the terms: Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board because he stocks at 2:30 pm. Brisson in charge. new on ft acnpw,s precious little reform, Rotary Club of Miami is not sufficiently "im pa rtial, dispassionate and military technicians in Africa, 6,000 fell,Inlfl5tltUtloflal "Orders" refers to all transactions, large or cent ownership rose, from 1949 to But It Isa better bill ( Survivors include his wife, 14 5 P objective." and 10,000 E aid of ast European. 32.7 per cent In 1965, to 32.7 small. "Volume" refers to the number of shares per Fine-c, Committee Many of Louise, Hollywood; two sons, Connally's bias In Barrington's opinion, sp jgg There are In excess of 11,000 RussIans, 3,000 Involved In those orders. Individuals sometimes cut in 1774 and 32.9 per cent in 1975 Kenneth of Winter Springs and were dripped train the bin after it was sent showed . Itself In u a full'page ad In The New York East European and z000 auinese Communist hmntltit1oomethnes order 100 exchange concedes, however, that this mnittee. é Mark of Hollywood; two last July where, as the chairman c a economic technicians East and South times that amount. ugh rs, M Debbie Boyd, da te Because 01 Its necessary IPimiofl of individual tax official figure Is incomplete because of dliii- group calling Itself the Citizens Alliance for and Mrs. Vicki Duncan both of the bill Is now wor thy of final enaient — just barely. The consequence Is concentration, the culties In obtaining data on some Institutionj. Mediterranean Freedoms,, the former Texas SEFI'EMBER13 Eileen Angell, Deltona coajulatlon of trading among Institutions, a mal"U It were possible to estimate the amount of gover r The number of Communist military ady Ga.; two Waycross, It will cost the Treasury $17 billion but $14 billion of that bro th ers, ADMISSIONS that can be corrected only Do nald E. Crowley, Deltona no warned of the dangers of a Communist By JACQUELINE DOWD by Injecting more NYSE stock held technicians in underdevel eventually be developed as a north of Sanford. Lattle HAD, Erwin, N.C. and be hi the rztnslon of tax cuts for Individual taxpayers, Sanford: or managed by these groups, government Inflaly and called for a "people-toDixie Packman, Deltorua oped countries rose by red blood cells In the form of individu Herald Staff Writer al orders. 20 per cent and the number of economic water and woods recreation perma nent the cuts enacted in I.M. These would benefit all total Institutional holdings would most likely be people William W. Barrett The purchase, which was James hail, Dunn, N.C. and two Margaret Cole, Longwood U movement In support of freedom In the area. But most of the land will tentatively approved more of the public, source of random buying- hi the neighborhood of half the NYSE lid," the Mediterranean," by 15 per cent last year alone, Teresa M. Gonzales Bertle Holmes, Oviedo taxpayers. selling, cannot be Induced back Into the market, exchange tad book Mates. Slowly but surely the Wekiva be preserved as It was when cabinet In March but by the H. B. Hall Fred Hunter Greater But It creates $3 b ion In new tax loopholes, mainly in had been DISCHARGFS Leaping on a quote in a Texas newspaper River's survival in Its cen- Indians paddled past the un- In the planning stages much Hollywood Home, Hollywood Bertha Hollis breaks for railroads, shipbuilders, life Insuravice comparda and Sanford: where Connally admitted JACK tunes-old state of untouched tamed riverbanks, was t.caily Climle Knight other thdint&s. longer, was delayed by a and Skinner and Dew Funeral Sherrie J. Bates "nnedilllng" In the Internal affairs of other beauty is being assured. Hattie me, Dunn, N.C. are in charge Lawson SO doing.A exceeds by 0 billion the guideline adoptaid in the Edward S. Bennett countries, Barrington says this Is "clearly huiState Rep. Vince Fechtel, a dispute over survey costs Ho 1p I But the Fight to save Cen of arrangements. James budg resol i adopted by Congress. That's $2 Willie McIntosh of Seminole's between the state and Fannie Geiger . tral member Prr"and"aiarnilng," et ut - on - billion added r, , - Florida's last local wilderness Alvin Milo owners WUC1 of nearly 2,000 acres Hester Lane legislative delegation who Why? Because "an Individual who is devoting IJIJ JAMES OWEN SR. Isn't over yet. Irvin D. Paul the Seminole County side of the No wondâ Sen. Edmund & Muskie, D-Maine, chairman of a portion of his private file to beading an V o Judy F. Debar helped lead the fight to save Ellen Poole the Budget Committee, was fruldrata He commented that ft In August, both sides Eva D. Thompson The latest snag Involves Wekiva, Ls now trying tosmooth river. organization whose express purpose Is overt AF 1515 James C. Marguerette Sullivan diafrma o the Finance CNmnftt Su. Russel B. I 0,000 earrivirked for a survey out the dispute over the S30,000 agreed to split the cost of the Mary L. McLeod, Deltona Interference In the Internal affairs of foreign WASHINGTON - President Ford's former S. Magnolia Ave., Sanford died FootnoteRobert C. jUmas Tapp to La., Was right In saying It is easy to cut taxes but inarui survey. ld our associate, Jack the gun lobby. Apparently, th campaign manager, Howard "Bo" Callaway, Ooherty, that of the springfed river to for the river gOvUrim survey, be said to powsa the eir political advice Gary he gave priority to the Clopton was Ignored, since the group wound Wayne loopholes. "Once we have determined Monday morning. Born In gree of impartiality necessary Leigh, Louis Sever, Deltona ct determine the high water mark, led his job over a conthct of hite. Now he's Crossing up to review endorsing de state Manassass, Ga., he had lived In Casselberry proje 1 obtained because It Is WE a letter From just what property There Is always a majority for the In his which is the boundary Dennie Barker, Enterprise Involved In another apparent conflict. Ronald Reagan for sidenL on recnilted one covert Interference in the alrs 01 these same regjon. He denied this was a conflict, contending congressman, Edward Pattison between Shevin which states trust fund does own, we will be able to Sanford for 35 years and was John P. Melloli, DeBary 1 seldom a majority for any specific retorm. Francis Cygan, Geneva y state-owned and private G The irrepressible "Bo" has an Incurably that the dam by Intelligence agencies," , government 0.-N.Y., who money may be used for surveys dedare that portion of the would leave him with valuable voted to end property. But this Is pure, umadulte-ated hogwash, iii of those dest es friendly nature. He considers it unnelghborly to 11 C4WeAA might Jud As well go ahead and pass this tax and lakefront property. th delineation of boun- Wekiva a scenic and wild river bill. We won't call It reform. The President sbculd sign it into turn down a friend In need of a favor. While he PIAOIS known as "Saturday Night Spedjda.,, He MAY SAY So. What Connally Wild hiA group ,t Florida Attorney General daries between sovereign and and pr law. Callaway admitted that eserve the river for he took a special was Secretary of the Army, he Intervened with intere PrOPOSe Can be characterized as only the most was unceremoniously kicked off st hi Tapp'i committee, This was te property if the survey is recreational purposes," But ft doesn't do niacin to eliminate tax sineiters, the Forest Service tc help gain a favorable not to was not asked to refund the $100 he that state trust Fund money necessary for recreation Fechtel said. benign form of "meddling." The ad in question land help Tapp, he insisted, but to provide the Army in code any simpler and a to or imp ruling for a friend who had opened the Crested doesn't call for assassinauons or even sending for PaUlson. rove with "free bus ess eW could be spent to determine purposes," Fechtel said. "And About 100 squatters' shacks in taxpayer Butte, Cob., ski resort. ft turned out that didn't even know about rtLse." Calloway said be OIL SPILLOVER: The defenders of the 00 letter-bombs to Enrico Berlinguer, as An 111-year-old New York jad pending completion of the boundaries of state-owned land Tapp's it must aim be removed from the That major task remains to be faced by e nut Callaway apparent conflict. Industry have been quoting lately from a study Barrington would have one believe. had a f inancial stake in resort, Mate man was among five pro-sentence investigation. in the Wekiva basin, ess. Expressing HEAD IING: As each Congress fades th certainly is necessary." river basin before the Wekiva ta at at ck, go vernmental attempts to break encouragement for The peoples of the defendants entering guilty The coart ordered Mickey This cod him the campaign manager's job. But the state Department of ° 01'Y, It leaves behind a few more can be officially declared a Meditenean Armed wt th Shevin'srtiflng.. lame the giant oil companies. ir eiionj to preserve f. pleas Monday hi circuit court at Ellis GI ens, 24, of Orlando, Administration has refused He gave ft ducks who don't want to go beck to Pucatello. scenic and wild river. A ee dom, the ad to which Fechtel The &cbolarly work, entitled "Competi request ed over urges readers: Sanford. held In Jail without bond during release the money, saying Land They remain in Washington and Now In fr demolition program was begun the Od Industry," months ago — takcfile ! Don Duden, "Tak* tift Out today to write a personal Douglas Samuel Shenk. 18, a pre-sentence investigation. Aquisition Trust Fund nioney six has been touted as an it,. ave lobbying. June and is expected to take dtpndent, objective study of the divestiture lettertoMnyfTiendSorrelatlV._syouhavelflflaly Buffalo, was ordered held In Jail Giddens pleaded guilty to can only be used if the project assLtnt executive director of inuntil OTIC leglsIator4urned.IobbyIs, 3 Pteftd flooded lii vacation home. Again Callaway next summer to complete. and otter the t.YSUt. At least one mItt., gil ,... ai_ nra.,.nt.n.. in.. Ln f ug,i - ,,......... UMU to vote W , wuuy, £YWUIIU, w go acx to evanavwe, Is es-Rap. Roger ba invowes recreation. ni unzoc with all possible vigor. Resources, has made another vestigation after Circuit Judge q.ed directly from the report In Its tnalntalj', their freedom on June 20-21." amphetamines, in connection He comes across as a rustic sophisticate,with Zion, R.-Ind. He 3oUdW clients by dir",ulag, Part of the more than 4,600 request for the SM.000 from the A.J. Ho3emam Jr., accepted with an alleged incident in a blend of shrewdness and amiability rg' fl9'PPO0t to VOU Against the Conununist citing his special qualifications to wiui frIedâ, di st t " Paztj. How subversivel ve iture. his plea of guilty to robbery. south Semi nole June 24 in which acres of environmentally en- Department of Administration. Georgia twang. But the facts speak for them. influence legislation and pull sftIjj b, tt* , We h3ve now learned that the study was selves. Capitol cloakrooms. Iu4, In part, by oil money. The principal freedom, far from being grounds for purchased by the state will expe money and an auto at knitepoint undercover agents. cted in about a week, "Since I will continue to be acttvi in the spunsor Callaway became acquainted with for membership on U.S, the National on un J A. e 2 from James the Science Foundation Foreign In li '(app Congressional Prayer Breakfast The survey ex penses were Melvin Elkins Jr., 39, grety, n the whidi put up *130000. But the addlUojj $1,000 tel gence Advisory Board, seems the Young Presidents Organization, Ho Johnson on Bunnell Road In Hickory Thee Road, Longwood, approved by Gov. Reubin use ui, the Members' Dining Room pt. contributed by Iwo independent il which Is made up of corporate beads who are House floor," wrote t be Ideal qualliIcas for serving on this so uthwest Seminole. Askew and the Florida Cabinet o pleaded guilty to unauthorized ZIon, "1 wilL, tnbtaIt rnark.'iing Y. resident Ford groups. Nancy Anthony Wilson, V, of temporary use of a motor do as he contact with my good friends who aftct in a compromise that cleared annual bILsbsess volume of more than The Independent oti Marketers' Conference. Is doing, that Is,d.Ignoring Rep Harjngton'st Esplande £1001 $2 million, legislation," the way for the purchase Way, vehicle in a case allegedly ludicrous deman The Army Ez'.glneer, planned a dam which opçoses funneled to divestIture, ) Casselberry, pleaded guilty to involving the July theft of a I Monday's high 13, today's low of 4,636 acres on both sides of $85,000 gning up his friends In Cogrezs He is now si In Footnote: In alleging Improper behavior on Clopton Crossing, Tea., which would submerge for the the project through George Washington delivery of controlled substance front end loader from a con- $9. RaInfall: .06 Inch. the Wekiva near where it bo bby at $100 a hezid. He has cajoled Umdversfty. V Tapp's vacation borne under 30 Connalli's part, hlarrington Is throwing Own Another and violation of probation. The structlon Partly cloudy through em the pties Into the St. Jchn River yard Judge of water. more than 50 of them to Join the Citizens Corn- &,tuhern Caucus, conthhuted Tapp, therefore, put ups fight tofeet awful big rocks for a guy who lives In gi block the dam, mitt., to housewife sentenced a Wednesda y with a chance of Keen Ri'jtr Arm. to oseann - -r ------a a r a n_t_ -. . - -.r --r '1L17 uUluL*I, hUt 10111 me Mas$acnusew ' mice years prison for prooauon on the plea. thundershowers. Highs from the told, more than 150 members of Con complalnej about the Clàpton Crossing project report Democrat himself ITU rebuked by the house violation and 1'. years in prison belong to the organization's advisory council. Of dur'ry the mid SOS to low Oh, lows In ll~ to DW93h the od in- Armed Services COInmittBe which voted to deny and suggested the creation of an advisory these, Zion In other actions, the court ,be high 60s and for plus 2% years probation on the low 70L W1111dill bagged between 50 and 65, executive contrary allied anU.cswpattjJve beluavi,r are him access comzmttee to oversee the planning 01 the Army dismissed 1975 charges of from the east at 10 to the national itnr," to classified material because he had drug offense. ditor Alan Gottlich conceded. on refused mn.p.h. Rain V violated a House oath by leaking to Engineers. As Army Secretary, the obliging say how much Footnote : The author burglary, grand lar ceny and probability is 50 per An updated pre-sentence p secret da ta cent. pold for his headhunting federal energy Ca llaway created the Army Civil Works u'Itoqt,. But vsrwjflJ 3Q)gW)n, told us to his staff Md a newspaper reporter. The in-i. •lnvedlgatlon was ordered for buying, receiving and con_______ TOMORROW'S TIDES formstuon AdvisoryCommittee and appomied Tapp to head received $1 thitthet confirmed that Zion that he sn': ithInij -rir whit the cealing stolen prope rty against CIA operations in Chile. Daytona Beach: high 12:33 James Edward Knight, oil con00 rnuimrn for each congrusma tribitjj, 'he oil In omas H. 27, of Harrington Th Provenzano, narrowly escaped a vote of r diJ n have a Lake Monroe T ace, Sanford, 1:01 p.m., low 1:fl a m., ce nsure by the House Ethics Committee on Sec. Patnek Leshy, D.-Vt., is Inveating following his guilty plea to Orlando. nd tohtt didies, Zion has collected abo tedx,a 7:11 P.m. *&V4?_ "whei the case. He found that Tapp used his position on $12,Th1 from the gun group. Director f by's testimony, which the committee almost exclusively to fight the "Hey, mac -is YOur ,lame Marty Feldman?" Tax Service, 1300 French Ave., dropped two aggravated a. m., 12:50 p.m., low 6:21 a.m., ol grutça 170(A30e: Several DemoL:ratj Who 3uppoct streued 1114t l aked had been taken before a House project that threatened his vacation home. ffivir Intertits don't idwipyse Sanford. Knight, who tcld the assault counts against Vincent 6:51 pm. Coin Jimmy Carter fur Pruhicnt signed on to adis ci'1' with those of the fl12j(r oilIntelligeDct sidXulaffattee hearing that was not court he 13 on parole on a prior NI. Delano, 42, 897 Magnolia COfpin1e4. Bayport: high SM a.m., 7:00 legal, conviction, was ordered held in Ave. Sanford p.m., low 12:31 am. __ 565 train Mali, 65$ from TanzanIa, 415 train S1inaLaone,425fromtheMalaga3y)p and 525 train Zaire. There are also 1,100 from Bangladesh, 1,000 L' P'1 f*' Itan, Ind , 650 from Jordan and 1,125 (rain Syria. ia l ____ V __ _ Important AREA DEATHS 'ri- p - __ ______________________ ___ ____ lgeV -. - V - , Tax Reform Act _____ ___ _______ _____ 1 $30,000 Sn ag Sio wing _Survival Of Wekie va - _ HOSPITAL NOTES ____ V ______ ' ____ V U ill .1 ANDERSON 4 £U_Vfl I , V ~ I It ; i I V j ,I 11 I A ..UII(JW(J -. 0o nen Buffalo Man ___ Pleads ui t "In Auto Robbery 8, BERRY'S VIORLD i I ,,,,. ,,, ,,, I I . V - was ! I i i - WEATHER - state's V gun , V Ifl : 1 I - i t l.n,,ar,, lulL ,a._ ._ and ----- was '-...-.. arnnna It 1 ...ay ..,.i.. .I._!S. UUU,e Ifl .I,Ina a. Ia .. - -. - -- - I 1 - I V _____________ _____ V cortcerntj , V V - - I- I ç4 I' 1. A LV; 4- I' :Iç •.jI- I - - - 4t 4I �v Anew FviIo4Pw ________ ACisOSI IMassM SSssn. 31 Yugos city i 32 Alisys sv (posL 33 Obtained 34InM.d • HOROSCOPE Scrambler ______________ yIUNK*$IOSOta _____________ 15, I97 _________________ For Wednesd ay, Sipt.neb.r R" 40 FavonI. ____ 12 MISS 41 UncIs (.) ______ _____ ____ 13 .m 42 Po4did ssu _____ ___ 0) klmra se Gaslic _ ___ ___ AR1 (Mch IS Incursion 44 School subject ICORPIO .(Oot. Il-Nov. You wun be Wtod wIII Is Knock 45 Carousel 30 • 2 Ms ,j to be 1Iud 17 Facts alcohol ______ aittonomy 4?Co,npaupornt ____ today. Yours caabli of today abed___ Liiig a .satl. 34 Valant IS £nIomoloy 4$ DsfssS 3 Stiuma - 4 Conclusion na niso be ow jiitga.sJ màstaki FUnisdIr to IC 51 hI?mOnY .-..-: a legitimate othga&Ion You ascesiutisily ___ 21 Hindu SQM 52 On p11 38 Concoct ___ S Oodis ____ 22 Long. 53 Chsrnical 7 Decreasing 3$ Corns IoIti 24 wssr,ing SIms suShi I Couch 'TARIU$ (Nov. 2$-Due. -'-. to 54 ___ 25 55Ø 55 Mapê ginus ID Natural IsIs 40 CIty in Ohio 43 Lo sand Mi day. today. B. willing , __ an yw27 Oflontal 57 Wagers ICSsvior ercingswor m bank ato take a back seat U will way .l , 20 Sans 45 Territory lab.) DOWN adai• your mutenI coane. 29 lder 51 omrnutt. S 1 Eslgagss () 2$ Fall flower Robert D'Jan. c*nicwt GUM (May 21-Jima 2$) Thind baa tin day for 11) ThIs coeld be a rsd4dtar a ARM4 you, g for m1n.vt enjoy. day for your carse. It ycu• suspect opportunity i Jill Jll lil who favors dealing to bdrlgin.. backing, anw.r the door. ft CANCIR (Jane 21-July 2$) could hay, a grbls,g of. Jill JIl Jill lb. _ Inostantthingtoday Is fed. 2SFeb. 11) AQUA11I(Jan. not profit or advan d lb cein.. ______ Jli JlllI JIl be happy, lot your heat rule Concentrate on frivolous subjects today. YO mind Will ., the JllIJl Ill JIl ndbedtwwdtohssvlurtopk. —IF70U $ few shekel.. LO (July 2$-Ang._2$) You Have ftas. Dosi't fl&* L — we welcome slay-has you P2$C (Feb. IS-March IS) a I_ j31 go today becaus, of your ft's iç to you to look out for — pleasant disposition. ___ ___You'll loved onas today. You could . ha,, a cge'ipftlnei* for an. gain for them what they 34 35—L — F VIRGO (Ang. 2$lipL 2$) couida't realise themselves. ol a Should you have matters of __ to YOUR IIIIIWAY • • 41 44 — flnncea, handle them at — I _coaj ti1tg., Build upon foundations 48 50 up a Mt. you've already firmly 5J$ (Sept23Oct. 2$) fiMd lIds yew. Pd your 53 54 Don't wait for others to t the trust In that which you know t0 lead today. Your fortunate be solid pruapid lies ___ upscts quality you to be to the ab.d. I—— Balm* WEN" NJ I 'Ile a AN 11 410P _ THE BORN LOSER 4 -- ARCHIE - Rah MM mmImI BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & • III ____ AMr'U3 i.*urtg with 5IM0 BURNS by Larry Lawls kFtP dt_ire ' _ _ 1 11_ 40 your welgM control program - • Mike Lawrence has a really There Is simple excellent discussion of the this one. Unless the players suit preference signal In are sure that the card was not . actually dealt to ft player • eelse is eating. I don't know how to handle back the suit for West to ruff. are sure it was not dealt If West proceeds to lead a dis- dropped, It is a misdeal. The doctor can tell a lot about will mff NW North and South at Bridge." clo this will have Justifiable cornplaints about bad luck. The suit-preference signal vertise the fact that I'm diabetic, and I feel awkward fusing refreshments while South's four-spade contract. responsible for any revokes be East takes his ace and leads may have made. ! the players will permit it I thyroid flCidUlS Using modem I don't like for people to eat radioisotope techniques, but fewer thanl200calorlesaday noneOf theseprealneii.g unless they do so under a information regarding whether the nod ule Is benign or doctor's supervision. You and the order for all you out there who reshmeigs they serve are know better but sometimes loaded with sugar. I've been forget: it a person uat1n the ref reshments, even tall or short or fat or thin — be though I know I shoiddn't bows It. And doesn't want to be because I don't want to ad. reminded. HIs hut example is a good who Is short a card, It Is Introduction. West opens his replaced in his hand and play singletonear ht aganst i continues except that he Is (For a copy of .IACOBY MODERN, send Si to: "Win %;1 11%;1 W, help %.1% band. during the play of a t will take his ace d another heart. West We tali folks have enough you given to? pøilitj trying to find clot hes DEAR ABBY: I am a to fit and comfortable fur. and should not have nitiwe without remarks from M problem is how to "normal" people who mean day on n rest ricted diet and well but spoil our day by *ult1jOLdom, kind of Social remindln us that we're freaks We. TALLINTILLAJ10(JK I belong to a dub and a DEAR TALL. Here's a short -• when a card Is found an the, mond, Seminar Examines Death, Dying have married you had We have receive questions about wha t hippeis the foods you want to increase may need to take a thyroid your calorie Intake further it replacement thereafter. • by Al OU CAN'T BOUNCE THAT TENNIS ON THE LJBRARY STEPS, STUART! WHY NOT ir GOES AGPJIsJ5r ' EVERYTHING DECENT! ITS A SACRILEGE,' irs IRREVERENT! ITS PI5RESPECTFUL ITS A CITY C*ofNANCE! — Verm.er pled solution would be to stay away from the meetings, IM ALWAYS MOVEP L BY c'EFr ARGUMENTS.' 6. ( L AI" FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thav,, THg'S LIFE (,P HtRI, RLj. 9tatir. RT Ir'$ NOf' VeRy ADVANCeD STILL WRRING ,WHiTE socks AND NARROW ?iE$. ' arriage ,and Shirley J. Warren, 20, ord Paul A. Young, 20, Winter k, and Jane E. Treon, Trlf_lrr ____ II • I EL 'JJ• -' I .I'f w - 1(11111 I VO P TUMBLEWEEDS HOW MA'PENINGL ______ PLMOUTAN A.M.1 CAN LJ 7ESCRIEfl'? "Fred thoughtof entering po!Wcs, but he *Ided be didn't have the teet} b' it ,4q7'u y, \ MW A4Y7101d it) nEWRIAF 6vX0" L I O7 iM47 aw"eff \XV L8JAPle' ROMY! caw a -0i. KW 11 111 • I A -, ,•q ______ -- ---. _J\ rsP... I'? ,fcvI'. .1-a& .1 - t • • ':h , - • 4 - P ASHING DESERT LOOK - ç,0j5Ql Mrs. Harold Harris and her L dation on and under it. Soothe Ups Choose a creamy lipstick to The Harris family is in his transfer overseas. Thomas W. Owen, 38, Roaches and Ants Changes Location To College It was announced earlier that ticipation in the classroom. The Seminole Community College other half of the time is spent in offered classes In English for the language lab in InSpeakers of Other Languages dividualized Inst ruction. on campus and at Bear Lake At the end of the semester, a Elementary School. Due to low enrollments the center at Bear luncheon will be held honoring those who passed their test and Lake has been closed, Classes are still offered, day moved to the next level or evening, on the college Upon completion of the adcampus. vanced level students may Based onaplacement test, enroll in the Adult High School students Join the Beginner 1, Program, the Occupational gaHoplrg hs'ro on s,hite horses i captured In this th,t1ijjed fo three hours, two For more Information call the Striped turban by Jacki It features a native rolled meetings per week Hal' of the Developmental Program at time is sçnt In group par. 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OMMMMMM=m CLIP AND SAVE mmmqpmmmmm FIRST TIME OFFERED PICTURE 1- BIG 8 X 10 FOR YOURSELF 1- 5 X 7 FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL 5 WALLET SIZE FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS c1 * * * * * * * * * * * * Entire Package In Living Color all / CHOICE OF SE '-".P4 A, ONLY Pvy $695 ples S3.04 Deposit, Isleac, on very en Star. No Hidden * Cbei1ei. * * * * * I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... '.BREATHING Altavista, Va., and Inez W. Brooklyn, Tina Harris, and W. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * • Easy WayTo Kill received many attractive and useful gifts. Guests lncluJded Mrs. Marie hams, Mrs. Pat Bradshaw, MLis Diane Bradshaw, Ms. Margaret Harrell, Mrs. Dot Biery, Miss Robin Biery, Mr. Frances Blery, Mrs. Kathy Beginner 2. Intermediate or Education Program, or the nu- excitement of daihing desert tribesmen anu Advanced level. Clas3e are College Parallel Prograrn. I-'i -' A program called "The Five of fi ve sessions, one each night Day Plan to Sop Smoking" will for five nights, beginning t be conducted at Winter Park 7:30 p.m. MnorIal Hospital Oct. 10-14. Sponsored asa public service Therewlll bea$Sfee, payatge by the Community Relations the first evening. Registrations chin by Wending dark foun- fmmmm.mmmm CLIP AND SAVE Sanford visiting the Bradshaws English For Foreigner s Class ör ..t l(*øg t - illiam B. Doherty, 21, Longwood, and Debra M. 23, Altamonte Springs - 4C'.CR .1' -'- - Mrs. Hards, Baby Honored Ap pl ications ': ,- "t 2 Cobuege. . A. the home of Mrs. Robert (Pat) Beverly Hills. Calif. three-year stay in Germany. made by Frances Biery. The book let "How to Write Linen Bradshaw, Frances Avenue, Harris Is In the L'S. Army and young honoree and her mother All Occasions." PIiaw encumsa • ' I • __ Of.YES,A319M r( a 0. it. • byGarrylrudeau ILL. FashionTips • DOONES8UR' by T. K. Ryan - - ' - -••- emphasis on a youth and youth Wig event of Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. at B. Langham and the late Before Her fiance, born in the First Baptist Qiw'ch, hairdo try on some wigs for clinic will be provided by a may be made by calling the Aubrey B. Langham, Memphis, Term. and a 1%9 _________________________________________________________________________ different New Smyrna Beach. color and cut Ideas. team from Florida Hospital in Hospital Public Relations Doable trouble Orlando. The clinic will consist Office at 646-7016. You can camouflage a double W Orlando, and Karol M. Davis, 23, Sanford Mary Jane Bradshaw. Ruskavlch, 32, Orlando Johnny Frazier, 60, Sanford, Mrs. Harris and baby Phillip E. Tompkins, 32, and Artie B. Houston, 61, Steve N. Slonskl, 60, Deltona, Sanford, Patricia will remain In Sanford and Georgia M. Reese, Sanford and Rosalie E. Eve, 72, DeBary 21, San rd until December, when they will gwood fo Victor G. Lef ils, 29, Sanford, fly to Germany to Christopher L Wilson, Join Mr. Steven C. Lucas, 19, e Larry E. Fisher, 25. and Judy L Wells, 29, Sanford Harris. and Debra V. nroe.andSharonLDlckhut, Longwood, , ..__t_____s L.W135U1U. SU. aivana 10 I ..ln. ' Keith E. Ully, 45, Rockledge, Richard Havens, 42 , nd Adeline Lilly, 43, Titusville, and May C. Zitach, Dissolutions Of Marriage ocldedge 40, Titusville. Raymond T. Hall Jr., 1$, James K. Jones, 22, Thompson, Ola M. and Willis, Wadeen K. and Ralph Geneva, and Cheryl L Polk, 18. Camel berry, and Pamela S. Thurman I.. Sanford Home, 18, Casselberry Cook, Violet Josephine and Young, William M. and Vicki Archie Lanier Lynn Dederling, Shelly S. and Poison, Billie Jean and John Kenneth C. T. Judklns, Carl G. and Mary F. fivu 0 ii&tuuurs. Deiflaxu Kinnaird, Harold M. and andDebcrahD, Fern Louise * Cowart, Maxine Georgia Lynn, Everette Allen and * Reese and David M. Carol Ann Marx * * Owen, Thomas W. and Marts, Margaret Harrison * Carmen M. and Charles Ludwig * Wade, None Fay Young and * Seawright, Walter T. and * Thomas Eugene Mary F. * ; '8 • currently attending the University of Florida, studying environmental engineering. He is employed as a water operator. The wedding will be an Phenomena of death and dying, Y the instructors. In Particular, America with Its a ABBY: box No. 49700. L.A., Cal iSSIS. Enclose stamped, sell. an- ___ _______ _________ - University with a B.S. in biological science, and is for _____ t' .C. - problem. WhaVs ylJf$7 For a peissnal reply, write to Matusick, to Frank Thomas May, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. May (Lcdr USN Ret.), 205 .• Sill Dr Miss Matusick, born in Dayton Beach, Is the Danbury. Conn. A IM graduate Of New Smyrna Beach Senior High School where she was a majorette and member of the band, Th-Ho-Y and Divinettes, she is currently a registered nursing student at Daytona Community isn't there another answer? long. %off-addressed. stamped (20 Sanford. Mrs. Harris is the was stationed in Colorado DIABETIC cesit) former Marian Bradshaw, Springs before gctting news of newspaper, P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, , rout, N. V. 10019) ____________________________________ SIDEGLANCES byGill FOW if you try it alone. may miss the important area The foods you should avoid that shows changes. The end are those that provide men- result then is that most nodules tiallycalcriesandlittleeise and must be looked at under W of calories with a minimal microscope. amount ol bulk. These foods are You may be interested to the fats on meats, In cooking knowtaboutoneth50aduIts oils and elsewhere. The other develop a thyroid nodule. such foods are the concentrated sweets and starches. You can eat lots of vegetables, a reasonable amo unt of raw fruits, a limited amount of bread, fortified shim milk and lean meats, fish and chicken. The basic diet plan lam sending you shows you how to do this and still have a balanced did. Try to usolths'did to build a permanent eating program for yourself. Others who want this Information can send a long, damped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for It. Just address your letter to me In care of the Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 1X19. Meanwhile also start Increasing your physical activity. A daily walk will help. Swim Everyone has engagement of their daughter, Robin Lorraine games and help prevent chapped Ups. Patricia Marie, were honored and his mother, Mrs Marie refreshments were enjoyed Hate to write letters? Send $1 to at you're an inveterate lip-biter, situation. I suppose the Abigail Van Byrom 133 Lasky Dr. Sept. 9 at a baby shower held at Harris, prior to leaving for a the shower, inclxiirg a cake break the habit. be on a grossly Wadequate diet maligmant. The needle biopsy PRISCILLA'S POP - Matus Ick, AAay To Mar A& silo "Judgment at Bridge." BPW' Staged Saturday ss ____ Morethan2$area,nia,, Paul except to tell his panther which suit to lead and there Is no way to confusehis partner. didn't habits.I an sending you The part of It under a flilOO5COPS Health Letter number 4.7, That Is sometimes done With Weight Losing DK which will a needle biopsy, bit Otteit give the bsslclxo calories in a ub done by aingicalretnovalOf balanced diet that you can use the nodule and nearby thyroid for dietary control. You can add tissue. In that can the pasol Mi • he simplest and best. East doesn't want to do anything - MissFlorida To Emc.. pageant Is open to the public. Housing Authority; Janice vie for the sparkling crown of Adadjalonj, wfthnocba. Springfield, ABBY: I know you'U' ___ vice president, __ "Utile Miss BPW" at the for chilthen under 12. pchd this, but I just want Flig$ilp Bank of Sanford and ___ SsnfordQvfcCenter, 7:30p.m., to know that your advice Dr. Roger R. &ewast, Sanford Saturday will emmthe ruined one he. M. dentist Itwill be their task to rel1foroneyear,andtheand Ten years I was going _the, winner, first and her court will ride in the San- the audience will get a Iflane, judge Paul, a guy I to meet second rmser*s on poise, 1y toy,j. at ford Christmas parade, wanted me to go all the way PelonalIt; and beady from ___ diateIy follow.amuny Already more than 25 reception th him, and I really wanted ______________________________________________ h Ofat eedS yoimgsters have edered, &omIng the --•-, hut I had It drummcd Musk! will be proviJed by YIofageandmlmoreth • nnford, Geneva, Oviedo, DEAR DIABETIC: Your 1, tIshou1dsaverny3elf for Miss Ten Harper, and, reaa old by the coldest date. le, so I wrote to you for PtOMtVI IS beii1 eIflbSTTUsId be There Is no entry, fee and '° °°" — Delton Maitland,Winter Park ce. You told metiiatjf hOd about a eout1ss ever wbic Sponsorship of a contestant is awarded. and orian& W. The club will secure because I wouldn't give , Yom have no esatrol. You Fáartaimnent at this fifth Judges for F not "advertise" It, but you wasn't worth having apomori for coldrdaitj who pageant sponsored event will be Pe Homer, need them. ell, Paul met another gin could let your hostess; bow form are -•. the Sanford Business and homemaker; William P. "Bud' available at local businesses or No gave him what he wanted, advance that you mail tolerateProfessions] Women's Club will Layer, superintendent of from Val Colbert, chairman, at . married her. They've be provided by the Sanford Semi and even more fo& nole County schools; Tom Room M. Atlantic Bank go dI married for eigii School of Dance A. The Wilson III, director SW1fOI'd BUIlding, phone 4721. Your diet your have a great marriage. ItIhad given in to paid, he'd lave married me Instead. I'm DEAR ABBY: One might 1111wried to 8 nice guy. but I still think that at age 60, I'd be used and always will. i to people who call attention to • uim am I hadn't taken your advice. tile fact that I'm unusually tall. - vying, will be the culture has turned its back on dying, but also seldom are the subject of a seven-week attempting a real Un- wishes of the dying carried oat nks for nothing. But It still bothers me. seminar offered at Seminole derstanding of death. Over the by their loved ones. , SORRY Please IUflIJld your - Community College by the last 10 years, there has been an 'DEAR SORRY: When a girl that If unusually tall people SCC's seminar will focus on of Community Services, increase In interest in W) thedeathand dying experience. H Wks me If she should go all the don't pass a mirror, y Robin Lorraine Matusiek and Frank Thomas May and darting Wednesday, from derdanding death and dying. Dr. KithlerRcss' book "Death way,,I advise against It on the forget about their height for a 7.9 p.m. The Seminar will be The Interest has been generated and Dying" will be the text. The -Ikeory that she lacks the while — until some heartless hosted by Jo Ann Rowe and mostly by the work of Dr. ownhiar will focus on th - itux1ty ___ e ___to handle that kind of clod says, .. Glen Qews. The fee is $10 and Kubler-Ross. Dr. Ross' studies phenomena itself and will not ship, or she woulda'the toyoubecausejtgpgesmefed ry the class will be limited to 15 have shown that not only Is debate the theological Imso small." Or worse, "Say, how students, there a gross misunderstanding plicatlons P.S. how do you know how tall ARE you anyway?" if of Mr. and Mrs. L A. death. Florida City, and Mrs. graduate of Seminole jigi In general, Western society of the death phenomena on the Registration may be done any i'pe*t" Piml's marriage Is? answer is, "I'm 6 feet 2," or '3" Matusi ck, New Smyrna Laura Matusick and the School, has graduated f "nd bow CAN you be sure he of '1" what's the difference? has yet to reach a satisfactory part of those attending the time before the start of cls. Beach, announce the late John Matuslck, accommodation with the Florida Technological makes It possible for East t tell West what to lead back. He leads his highest — Use 10 spot. higher of the two suits that West can lead. U East wanted a club return he would have led his lowest heart — the deuce. It West didn't care what was returned he would lead some sort of middle heart like the five. This particular example shows tiila convention at DEAR DR. LAMB — About tbreeyearsagol went toa&et workshop and led 21 Pounds, from 147 to lii pounds. Two years ago I had my gall hla4d.r removed and I lout another five pounds which brought me down im Pounds. I felt terrific. In two years I've gained about 10 pounds and and do other activities If you I'm very uncomfortable. I've CL tried to lose It, but I've____ be DEAR DR. LAMB — I jug ___ ____ wceuftd. Could you please found out I have a thyroid give me advice a to what nodule. I am anxious to know if I should eat to loss this excess it ever leads tq an operation. _____ weight? • DEAR READER It By the way I'm a 36-year.old depends a great deal on what ___ female and 5feet2.Pleasetry YOU mean. If you Jed have to answer soon before I gain some general enlargement of another 10 pounds. your thyroid or if you have a flf Yn.r ijmnjp S' unlf,r It 'J nay ,v,& ,.nn1 - -READER • Ma. ay Is Pod people surgery. But if you reanyme= who go on a special welgjg an isolated distinct nodule in Loft diet regain most of the the thyroid gland then there is weight bemuse they y only mo way a doctor be -Area Engagement — By ABIGAIL VAN BUftE _______________________________________ Y OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY RyLa&eE.Iib,M.D. yes V"EN Said No To Sex; v— oyfriend Drops Her ———— Dieters Often WIN AT BRIDGE 13 Regain Weight ____ h Id, hc I S E w atYD PARK 9 ) —were , N.Y. good.' With that she dii. motherIzaMagonlc. Nobody ____ -The 1i'ó cry too," said Dr. ePPE11red ___ ut worried, feeling thrutoued. xamining into one Of the inner offers any explanation of his _______ rooms. Not a word of mother's abseice. is it any one most sometimes delay Giw him thiaiiiçot _____ _____ Lode of a scene he explanation to the child about wonder the child is crying? Mi social asdeimse, ____ eroking Immediate stlficatlon for tat- he neede. erved recently at Long where she was going or __ _____ Immediate _ rewunai to right es rewa'sk. Re pitlesiL This m toe. nat mean tivat you _____ "The bed of in make mgi.. Medical she would be beck. ____ ___ and wrong Thee. firm!; entake. time. ___ . Dr. Lode is head of so. Eveuthig ItoraM, SanSsrd, Fl. j takes. Perhaps the Ibam4.s( The little one atariesi to rev,., $ no to a yes. it Tve.dsy. SIL N, 15Th—lA trenched yatasa will give him a —Do ml delay ileilpilne. U sisouisi __ ___________________________________ ____ work services at that hoe- and his grandmother corn- vice I can give Is: try to bring ______________________________ later anne of security and free- you wait, the child may not rehat you disfuld slobjectivity to each • manded 'Keep quiet. Stop om oth in_______ _____g us own late the piminhanat to his own low Min to ,., ,his bw grandrwither, mother and being a big baby." larapetr by himsell! and then let in! situation. Watch yourself what's more, to be sure to offer -,Set bOteidarleg and be con- he and in interacting with oth- misbehavior. and see Jmt what you are these explanation __ tdxn , that you understand In a way alden bofg '' says Dr. Lurie, "is a doing," says Dr. Lurie, who of-And$bovealUgat.ntot,* Inwhefeius.Tryalclllpop,a they can 1111111dentoW And at the dew to dsw or to per, waiting room when the little boy, surrounded by people lets these guidelines on dii. time they are requ'red. -0b)actW"I behavior often message. WhoYour ddM hu a hugorsomeWmamildwirof missive. In estaW3bing limits, comes was called for her ap- he's never seen before, In a cipilning children: from the child's demand tantrum or _ othie pro. offscticn. It you don't show this . She turned to her 4- place he's insw e -Use been before. _fl j Im Li M said I— '..16 eli,. t9iII. hits'__ -li1L by•• .. - take Into accosed . your- child's for hutant gratification — "1 vocatIve bthavinr.. Si. mv Iie mnalhw ha 'a- ...j h..a ia.uuviy. use it to Pvvn1uy and emotional want the cdy, NOW." "1 g trying ' "i 0Iflt leaves. His grand- then full exidanatlons ' to to go ml and play NOW." Ui that he Is perhaps frightened, longer, louder Iaitrian the neat ft an effort to reach you. he. ____________ _ EJLt BAILEY See. World Throu -1sc-ipline 4l C an or P aza * * '•'i',.•t"/'." 'I PA Mail 4 3, )• .2'1 • - •zi �- M-*uuul4 No* 1s,FL 6744pt14 Isi liM. 1a OtlilLalAs Prepared By RADIO 2PATCH! bislis NCY, ia LINAM & SONS GARAGE 21111 PARK AVE. LONeWOOD L'r 7 NA ap. 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Lickidi, liner or Clinhliry 5IVvICe. $575 removal, embalming, I.ha Nicitlary pipers and iIi.pp.ss, CO.$iflr, 295 CREMATION, Ci'?plefe 295 CALL US -. n. v. . ...ct, For - yss, h..et .d •a1.i v w'cn .* Wsd • SUNSHINE STATE MORTUARY 3234030 Help win the rac According to Seminole coach Joe Mills, entry fee for the four 13by Cincinnati. may contact the man teams (one substitute) will department. -- a Arong advance behind the retum The organizational meeting behind his serve." 2) Direct your ground strokes high as $40 an hour. It makes as any you'll find on a public volley In the middle and the 5) His paztuier at mideourt to the weaker player on the of the Raiders Club for A crisp, cross-court return more sense to split the cot four playground. ("Bee-zaree?" ability to put the ball away. 7be should be looking for good other side, and lnevltablytothe Seminole Community College huzns low over the net and clips ways At most public facilities, echoes Francolse with a player In the right court tends angles on the volleys that en- backhand. athletics was held last week. the green surface at the ankles because of the crush to get charming Gallic accent. to be more consistent -he (or sue. The club was organized by a of the man lunging to the ser- playing time, doubles takes "Wouldn't 3) At all costs, get the ball eet be more polite she) hits more shots -with the All those textbook conditions DETROIT (AP) -Outfielder group of local sports fans. vice line. He waves weakly at preference. over joid to call zen oonlque?") nesse s fi to et up "putaways" are fine If you've got a strong guy the net because t he other Ron LeFlore Injured hi the Elected to the dub's board of the ball, and It dribbles off his There Is a vicarious thrill for is sooner or later going The key to a good game, says for his partner. back that can arch Into a to second me of the Detroit Tidirectors were John Mercer, racket. Love-IS, the recrea tional weekend Stove, is finding the mishit It right This basic prem ise of good whippet serve, quick feet, gers' doubleheade r at New Garnett White, Larry Castle, The man moves over to the ad player in watching Betty Stove partner. "Its Important to play doubles Is that the team which wonderf ul stamina and 20-yearYork Sunday, will remain In a ere Th is one Mac Blythe, William Plckett, court to serve. He rockets the and Francolse Durr, who will with someone final, you like," she cont rols the net usually wins, old reflexen chauvinistic admonition. Don't cut for six weeks following Vernon Mize and William ball on flat plane into the ser- never challenge the supremacy adds. "If I lose a po int, I feel They work to get in that Th e pragmatIc fact of play doubles with your wile or surgery Monday for the repair Schafner. The group named vice area, but this time doesn't of Event and Evonne Goolagong sorry for them. We're all position, as If tied together by a recreational tennis Is that at the girl friend -it's like teaching of a ruptured tendon In his Mercer to the pod of president, come charging in behind It. The individually, but, playing for human. Your pa rtner can miss rope. The generally prescribed club level most players aren't her how to drive a car. right knee, his doctor said, and placed Castle as vice- return is timed perfectly and Dr. Henry Sprague of Henry president with White as deep. It catches him groping at Ford Hospital called the opersecretary-treasurer, the baseline. atlon "very satisfactory." He f' I Raider athletic director Joe Betty shakes her head. "He said LeFlore would be ready to Sterling gave a short resume of hit the ball so hard," she ell. M hIr ______ __ ENDS Course Set during their ten year history. 4 ' ~Wood Plaza 'Me 831 - 2285 LAWN I NSECTS Who 'leeds Them? J st nothing makes a n lank ha d I...... / *ART SUPPLIES V 4 1% , to come In behind IL" Their achievements Include Betty Stove (pronounced with eIght Division Two all-sports a long "o" and a short "eh" as trophies; one date basketball in Johovah) speaks with championship; the runner-up authority and clan. She Is an spot In the 1976 state tennis ebullient six-footer with a tournament and seventh place clipped Dutch acent, and she is in the national; two runner-up also one of the world's finest spots in national track meets doubles players. She has won at (SCC traca coach Terry Long Wimbledon and at Forest Hills. was named national coach-of- This past April, she and Billie the-year); and tri ps to the state Jean King split $40,000 for tournament by the winning an Invitati onal doubl es Raiders every year since the tournament In Japan. 3etty has made a career out team was formed. at the meeting of Iaylng doubles In the dusk of includeddlscusslonofwaysand a departing crowd or on means to render support to the somecuter court where the only way to ee the action is to hang Raiders. work out well before the ngers open spring training late next winter. Bow hunting and archery Is a course offered again by the Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College. The six-week, fee supported class will begin on Sept. 29 and SEArI'LE (AP) - Forward meet each Wednesday, 7-9 p.m. Mike Green, a first-round draft Darryl Payne, who has choice of the Seattle Supertoured with the National Field SOnica In 1973 who played the past three seasons in the AinerAssociation course which will cover laws Ican Basket ball Assoclaion, pertainIng to bow hunting, has agreed to a series of onehunting methods. beginning YOlatswiththeSonics. Son ics Sign Mike Green ______ ____ ____ ______________________________________ j•T _______ -. -- ___________ ________________ l ________ ___________ _______ I ________________ •1 JJI I -.1 !.'j. )DIJi '3 i)i )') : 1 , .i .. 1.1 ) 1,) 'i' 1 f) 1 T! ! I ' and advanced bow - Bill Russell, coach and gener. pratical shooting un der a] manager of the National Basketball Association team, simulated field conditions. announced the signing of the 6. The $15 fee provides for In- foot-10 Green on Monday. dructional cod of course. Terms were not announced. - 1 Ross In Toughest Test Tonight At Sports Stadium ORLANDO -- Edgar "Mad world by Boxing News. hopes to Espada, but the big onei have spot, but the newest addition to Atlas has been after a shot he eVeCLI to get a re-niatch Staelurn two weeks ago in a "Shotgun" Robimn, has a Dog" Ross in his toughest test make Trinidad's MaLt Donovan always eluded Donovan. Pete Ashlock's stable had to with Wells for several months With the only man to ever beat mvt 0I)diflg fight, record similar to that of to date; Gene Wells in defense his 37th victim in 39 starts. pull out because of a dea th in but If he defeats Gene at the him, Jimmy Owens, on the next He tot Rosenberg, 8-2-0, with eight He tried to wrest the South Of his Southern middleweight he be d. SPOrU has fought all Over Empire title, the North his Do novan ern KOS, seven in the first round. title; Scott Clark; Milton Junior welterweight title away accompluhing something no the world, while defeating the Americantitje,anJ the world's Matchmaker, Bruce Milton Owens is also meeting Owens; Al Migliorato; and from Sammy Maslas and Other amateur action will likes of highly rated toes Like title. But In each case he was Trampler had planned to use oneejseha,beenabletodoinl5 a new face to Central Florida, failed. M t In e Wee amatet.ir bouts featuring tries os th crowd felt he include Bert Bell, winner of his Ralph Pallali n and Carlos turned back. First by Tony WeiLsAtias on his next show, (Iris Brantley. 0 Razor Rosenberg against Marks. deserved the nod, but the final last 10 lights, against Rosen. He ts defeated Mundine, then by Palladin and wkinhuet for Sept. 2l, but w as Clark is scheduled to meet Migliorato has agreed to decision was a draw. Shotgun Robinson. berg's stablemate Chris Rizzo. national ciampions like Mike then by Koichi Wajima. Jimmy Germain who hails meet Calvin Roberts of Danla. forced to move It up a week. That's the lineup for tonight's Hans Orsolics, who (ruin Fort Lauderdale. Gtr. That was the first time Baker and The Wells title defense Also a pair of undefeat ed wells, ranked boxing action at th e Orlando . Th e Rosenberg-Robinson anyone had ever gone the junior main beings a record Of 1-0 into are the United States and being made against middiewelght.s.Tommy Spurts Stadium. Ten- U.S. by Ring Magazine, 13 European cLarnptons. distance with Rosenberg, as Land of Eustis and Ray Morin 5'5 he the four-rounder, compared to fight could deal the show, Rods, ranked No. 6 in the seeking his first win since Rosenberg, w ho"i given name each of his 12 previous op. who hails from Mel Clark's 5-1, with 4 KOs. bourne. lie has even deicatad a Originally, Vinnle Curio was upset Cwto last month in United States by Ring is Ray but he Likes to be called ponenta had been knocked out. Amateur action starts at the world title holder, Angel set to lando. tight in this co-feature Or If Clark is successful tonight Razor, de but ed at the Sports Maga,jn and No. 14 in IlLs opponent tonight, Union p.m.. MlDflDC •,,• Weeks Bow Hunting #)e leaves her young charges in the sssured of Individualized at hands of a very capable staff. ten tion to each child. Carmen Owen has recently Registration is still open for begun a teaching program for the preschool learning children two to tour years old. program Margie Bledsoe or Carmen is a certified kin. Carmen Ow en will be very glad dergarten through 6th grade to answer any questions teacher who leads these pre. regarding this program or any schoolers in a planned rou tine of the other services offer ed. So of ou tdoor and indoor exercise why not call Bus Bee Child games a nd crafts. The Alpha Care of Sanfor d at 3237510 or Program of preschool learning 122.07611 today. will begin very soon. Both Margie and Carmen emp ha size the importance of daily attendance for the pre. / school learning program. Even thou gh t he mother may not need to ha ve her child cared for every day, the child needs the continuity of daily participation t in the program, F or this reason, 'j Busy Bee of Sa nfor d offers special weekly rates that are more economical than the daily or hourly rates. Family rates are also available. The center can accommodate 36 children, inr.tudrng a limited number of infants - a size For Every p'ui'pose which Margie SayS is small enough so every parent can be _____ Tampa 's next opathletic pert, is an improved team, McKay said. "Onerusonforthisial)on Woods, He's one of the bed backs In the league," he salt "Alltheyhavetodo Is block and he nina 40 yards for a touchdown," Seminole Ducats On Sale ArL3 - Teams hderested In entering San Diego, ALAMEDA, Calif. - (NEA) over the fence. the Golden Gates's, were the shots. We have to forgive. Not tactics are as follows: able to or don't have the In-From the deck of the South When the U.S. Open tennis leading combo In 1) Get the first an in, at dination to advance behind Shore Tennis Cl ub, wafted by champlonshlpi got under 'way Tennis this season.World Team forget, but forglye." Frew McMIllan, the coach of three4uartrs'ThórznaI speed, theirserves.Theylacktheakill the cool breeze which blows at Forest Hills an Sept. 1, the (The WTF as a venture Is the Gaters and one al filled with a spin, generally deep to or the energy or both. lUgit from San Francisco Bay over King-Stove team was the one to virtually based on doubles, men's doubles players In the the receiver's back hand to cut away that puts them In a the Island of Alameda, Betty watch in women's dou bles, since they comprise 80 per cent world, says: down the angle of return, Tickets for the home football staggered or Idormatlon.' Stove studies the four people threatening the defending of the action.) "You need an individual with 2) Come In behind serve, at which they must improvise. games at Seminole High are on maneuvering on the court champions, Chris Evert and There Is particular iden- a game who's most suited to the least to the service line for the Therefore, a set of ground rules sale at the school athletic below her. Betty Is doing what Martins Navratilova. tiflcatlon with Durr, who hits left court playing with an In. first volley. Aim volley to the for every person's doubles Is department. any worthwhile tennis pro does Doubles Is a variety of tennis serves with her right leg dividual whose game is most middle. needed, Season tickets, which Include to wit: on her (or his) day off -she with which the average man or dangling in the air aW floats sotedto the court. lfind 3) Server's partner should be w1rn'aionto all varsity and practices, plays and watches woman can more readily moon balls across the net. Her the, most beautiful doubles alert to step In and put away 1) Since you're going to wind junior varsity contests, are $15 a tennis mdejgjfy because the greater ground strokes derive from an combination la a mixture of weak return. up with one person up and one for adults and $12 for children. Thecencentratlon here tsona pe rcentage of their own play ls old Frankenstein movie - a power and guile." ck,make sure One of The latter are considered flrg 4Reeelverofservlceshould peso riendly doubles match. spent competing In pairs. Basic weird assortment of Jelly. YOU can nun like hell from side grade and up. The player In the left court Is hit the ball cross-court and low "See," she says analytically, economics dictates it. When wrlsted swipes and forehangenerally the power player with at the feet of the server and to side. - - rA the college team' perforinance muttem "he didn't have time "W y IF in? LeaRvyead and two sloets want wide.. ThatupeetSabesnoend. 'ikrvKru heckn dawn on the first one and there was nothing wrung with the as, two kicks, except for the nuki who kicked Uwm," he said. Tnsn, talking about Braitees's Injery, Sibsn add; "ft's lusty. We sped the whole nIne weeks getting Buxton ready to be the big mat In our offense aid he luft two plays." "he didn't get far enough In courts in many cities rent for as dgripped backhands as bbum a strong overhead. Ph. 322-6707 IS IA Busy Bee Does Care ESTIMATES one fleldgeal attempt idockid Six Owner Margie Bledsoe and teacher Carmen Owen (rear) join Shawn Oglesby,Jon Wil liams, Amy Williams and Michael Oglesby in a quiet moment at Busy flee Child Care Center of Sanford. The rooms are brightly decorated, t he children are busy and happy, and any visitor feels the atmosphere of caring that fills the Busy Bee Child Care of Sanford. Its central location on Holly Avenue (pst off 25th Stree t (a lon g block behind the Winn Dixie on 17•92) has brought many mothers to Busy Bee since it opened earlier this year. And now that school ha s started, many more pre schoolers are spending their days there Children are w ha t owner Margie Bledsoe knows best. Mother of six and teacher for several years in Sanford public schools, she opened Busy Bee of Sa nfor d because of the need for quali ty child ca re facilities. When school began this tall, Margie went back to her teachingduljes But she spends 1h first part of each day at her center (it opens at 6:43 am,) and is back at Busy Bee again in the afternoon after school until closing 'me at 6:00 p.m. Curing the day. Margie - SCC Boos ters Elect Mercer f ur Nursing Care For Sanford, Fla. - W Three-On-Three Tourney Set Net Play Is The Tennis Key In Doubles . Island, Miami Killian. CLASS AAA I. Oc.ala F orest (17) 1 0 132 . T ar pon WIMs 10 116 3. Tampa Jesuit 1085 . Now Smyrna Beach 00 83 S. Delray Atlantic 00 83 HaIies City (I) 0-I 51 Jacksonville Bolles 1039 S. Fort Lauderdale Aquinas 1031 - "Anythifl9 in Fence' I Fencing IReplir Parts posts Fittings .CustOn' Built • ii Miami Carol City 00 43 S. Tallahassee Leon 1-0 38 . Jacksonv illeWolfson 10 71 10. Tallahassee Godby 1-0 II Alto receiving votes: Gonzals Tate, Lake City Columbia, Miami Palmetto. Gainesville. North Fort Myers, Brandon, Jacksonville Lee, known. Repair service is also available on other makes of watches as well as clocks and jewelry in general. Wha te ver your needs class ring, leweiry, wallet watch or repair-Ben .muuuey will serve you courteously, efficiently and economically. Stop by Carben Jewelers in the Longwood Plaza or phone Ben at 531.2215. MW. .• - ,fNTRY FENCE Also receiving votes: Trenton. Bristol Liberty, Audits Christian, 7. Tampa Plant I 0 111 9. Augusling St. Joseph, Said. 3. Orlando Oak R logo 10 win,Mayg, Orlando Providence I. FOIl Walton- ChOC1111wh atChee I. Christian. i as (. I.. TAMPA (AP) - "I'm After watching game files Kixney, a linehecker cut by worried about our lack of of. Monday, McKay said the line- the KiiigaBB CIty Qu1&. feuse," says Tampa Bay Sue- mess gave veteran quarterback McKay said that If his Rues caneers Couch Joist MdCay as Sieve Spurner enough Irote& had kicked field goals every he locks ahead to his young lion to poss early In the game. time they got deep in Houston team's second test Sunday But Spurrier failed to get the territory, at least Tampa would against the San Diego Clung, ball to reCeivers who were have put nine points on the ens. 0OL board. "You're not going to be a For the time being at hid, Tampa hid opportiafties to winning team unlus you can McKay said he doeou't plan any score. nsu the ball," McKay says. changes at quarterback. There was a missed 3$-yard "And we Just aren't raking any He does plan some player field goal aftevnpt by Mirro BaNg plays when we got the bill." switches In the defensive aecon der; a pass theown theme hicfws In 82G0sheflackig by the daryin time forthenext clash too longfrain8plrnterowj Houston Oilers In their National before hometown fans and NFL receiver Lee McGrlff in the and Football League debut lad Sirn- Comznlssloner Pete Rnzell.. zone and an Interception of a day, the expansion Bum totaled Also, he waived fullback Spirnier pus at the Oilers 11. ordy 108 yards on offense.-40 Vince Kendrick and announced yard lim that led to a Hoedon nabing and 59 passing. plans to pickup free agent Time touetxlown. McKay said he's dwnpesi "I don't know whether we're any better than that, or whether the last three teams we good Seminole High School will be $10. Play will be double played were JiM that defensive te" he ,au host a U on-thee baSketball eiflUl&tIOfl and OP fll&lt Before Houston, Tampa was tournament Oct. 5 and S for pines will start at 6 PJL dropped 10-7 by Chicago and 24roimdball players of all ages 3 a. to be sa ved now The good$ and rvices of. lerd Carbon iar og class rings. Quality _ jewelry, watches watch bands, clocks, Poll 130 094 5 P$ P1.rra r..,,..i 6. DeLat I 0 as T..u.s,, Sept. w, m-i Bucs Minus Run, Laments McKay CLASS A £t FACTORY AUTHORIZED Timex watch repair. All TImox models receive the expert at. fentlon for whi ch CarbenJswell •. • FENCE SPECIALISTS j • • if Sanford. Fla. Bulaidi, meanwhile, ripped -tiw Buffalo defense with ____ _ dw AP to be traded to a Wed Coast team for fanily and business reas said tInt with Brazton gone "I'll JiM have to Old reedy quicker" Miami scored first with Benny Malone going over from the five in the first peiod. Ba10 deadlocked the game early In the second peeled as Joe Ferguson found Joist Holland with a 53-yard pus. Later In the five times for II yards, 1. Tallahassee FAMU (lOt 10 177 Greensboro (7) 10 1)6 Branford It) 10 108 I St. Petersburg Stiorecrest 1.018 S. Alachua Rolling Green 1.0 61 8. Miami Christian 0-0 SI 7. Tamp. Temple Heights 10 4 I. Fort Lauderg• Gold Coast Christian 10 30 8. Belle Glades Day 10 15 to. Miami Northwest Christian 1.0 1. Hialeah.Miami Lakes (13) 1.0 Totephoas 1774411 every taste and budget. The Variety of earrings for pierced ears is particularly attractive. Perhaps one of the most valuable services offered is ,, , "Lot Us Treat you The Fair.Way'a Ph- 323-7162 3159 So. Orlando Dr. (HWY un) $13 Aporl Stwd ( - FAIR-WAY TRANSMISSION INC. j . :-. GUARANTEE PARTS LABOR • . - - page Allowing 55.00 oft the purchase price if brought to Carben Jewelers by Sept. 30. So why wait when's there's money lighters, leather goods Fáivay Skoppleg Cu. 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Thou, Care Yepreosissi booted the first of tiree field goals from the 32. The others came from 32 and 39 yards, Nat Moore took a 3$-yard scoring pass from Cries,, and Buffalo cloned out the scoring with Ferguson'112.yard pass w Bob Chandler. Buffalo's Joist Leypoki had ____ who ashed three SUnpon, I. Titusville Astronaut 0.1 31 10. Fort Myers 00 71 AlSo receiving votes: Auburndal,. Naples, Tampa Ca tholIc, Marianne, St. Augustine. MaCCIenriy.Baf.,-, FOIl Lauderdale Dlllard, Leesburg. CLASS AA I. I'lflOH 110) 1.0 111 Lake But ler(2) 1.0 110 Milton Pace 10 92 , WIliweod 00 72 S. Alachua Santa Fe 1.057 6. Palmetto 0) 3.5 Mia m i LaSalle 0. 75 Biountstown 1.0 24 Melbourne central CatholIc 01 23 ,o. Crescent city 00 20 Also receiving votes: Ijmatlipa, Daytona Beach Father Lopez, Mulberry, Miami Westminster Christian. Frostproof, Fort Meade, Zephyrhllls, Hewbei-ry, Woukula. Clermont, Chlpley, Jasper. Hamilton. Fort Myets Bishop V.ict. - 21.0 victory by de. victory over Riviera Beach Suncoast, and Tallahassee FAMU held onto the Class A top spot with a 134 victory over lefferson County. The rankings, with first place votes In parenthesis, records and total points: OPEN 9:30 To :00 Closed Sun. chased. Class ring costs have gone up In recent years. But there has been a reduction in price and Ben advises students ,to take ___________________________________________________ Fath4.ua available _____ . 323-7U1 Sr- PETERSBURG (AP) Class AA listings after a 15-12 IndividualIzed Instructions inscription in the thoroughly the guarantee of quality workmanship which accompanies every ring pur- Save 85 4CSSISSS•SS•SS•esss•sssp I Through Our FREE Macrame Classes MON.-M. 10-Sand TUES. EVENINGS 2004 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD (Nut Ti P11w Nit) Selecting a class ring is an Is the price within the Headquarters for class rings combination he desires. Ben Important moment for a high student's and parents' budget? for many years. Carben offers a Smitley, who has always school student. The choice is At taken Carben Jewelers in the wide selection of Gold Lance great pleasure In made with several questions in Longwood Plaza on 17.92 dealing with just styl e s for every high school in students, offers efficient wmind: is the style suitable for north of SR 434, 1 h answer to the area. Every student may vice -as well wear after graduation? as advice when all three questions has always choose the stone, setting, side needed. Ben also discusses Is PALMS SRIVI MIA MACRAME • CERAMICS • GIFTS COMPUTE LINE OF SUPPLIES High school students from around Seminole County H S Greg Fraley, Oviedo 11 8 ; Beverly Martlndlfl, do their class ring shopping at Carben Jeweler,. Seminole U.S.; Allen Scott. DLl.....A t..__ i_,. .•• . Lyman U. l' .•j .'.0 a -. Lyman hum ica; viark Bowers, L a ke Brantley Underwood. Lake Howell H.S. Lake .__ .WEUUSSSO$SSSSSSSSS.S...... IC.) U*R*WJNV Kathy9s liniques Acmics PHONE 323.43 Ovisdo .- est"" MssI,rCharg. passe, for 100 yards and one aKes, Forest Top Prep 9x 12 Vinyl Reinforced Rugs Ø nullified by a Miami offsldss and suffered torn ligaments In wiped aid by a penalty. He car did on the next play end for seven yards. •1 W11 TINY LAST des Kie Braxton was cut down on the second play of the game -one Miami Coach Don Nwla, who ARM Sunday that he left Shop son would return to Buffalo, de. scribed Simpson's brief ap pearsuce thus: 'What a IwO of job he did for jut sidtlng up yesterday. Saban waited all the way wdil the secoodplayto send him in" Buffalo Conch Lou Saban seed Simpson In as Braxton left the field. Simpson's first carry was Thi int4ar Fr "nM PRICES FOR ALL For Informatten CIU OUT / the year. his rigid knee. He was ached. tiled for strgery today. FOR FREEZER Le (OFF ssrn ST. IINtND WiNe DIXIE) 6:4S&M. - SERVICE HORMEL WESTERN IN SANFORD P1112 oj CASSILIEUy Carben after rejoining the Bills, who electrified the crowd of 77,003 with his twisting and speed after catching a fourth.quarter pus for a 43-yard gain. Thegame was costly for Buf. falo, Full back Jim Braiton, whose blocks helped Simpeon gain much of his yardage the last five seasons, is finished for B and Bob GFIt2. put of it belonged to Buffalo's lSon. lt was BUIa$ndG,i Lbs red Of the Miami gang who ftrild the Dolpbis to a 3021 ..lCt0tT OW the RnffIn DIII. *0* Football League season. game. And It was Simpson, their greet ruilning beck, playing only a bit more than 24hows SALES ••_-I..IlI ~u of ov BUFFiW(AP)_Thpjg belonged to Miami's Norm Gri es a SfAnI ,t FL • •- LJ•L . -.. .v• ,• -- -..-. '--••..-. 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Parsons is $lfl,345. ha ssi.ind Is RIcd Patty, Allison $153,524; Baker Painful realizalis. on face of Hot.s's JóaquIj Adujar as Cubs' Bill siztkae nç with 3,411. $151,510; Marcia $141,413; ______ ______ Madleek u' him recenfi" Third Is the 1173 wl, Besty Waitrip $lX1,444; Land $14,, _____________________________________________ P&iui, With 3344 and Richard Brooks $41444 With14SPIlitSIOht(tOthS ThS1tii11111Qii1toug.i j • I I I I I v hlv 01 the 1* to r,DaL,Swidsy'fcrthe iViaIOr ñ('V'I 11f1C (..i'I+rir se 0 ' ' ' I I - ____ ____ 4•5ft fast- The Cans scored their that janmisd the Putter." rim In the eighth oft Dsr I _______ 1r5SO($flthuaml1cIei1 Knowles on two walks and Pirates douie by Forach. That tU 1' __ lb. pr4 5y, r'" the C : ' °5 closed to 4.3 in the ninth aid PI,IpIa ho1 a five, on .. game bulge. singles by Joe Willis azei P_'"' ,, Iaewher hi the NL, ____ Allude Madlock. __ ___ ___ _______ ____ '(', '' beat Los Angeles 54 but kit t 14 ""'______ ___ g. 44; St. toes ___ ____ 5!' _________ second Pinch-hit singles by Regg5 jJ edged the (ucsgo Cubs 44, IZII1 &nith aid Marny Mote high. PhmIver theMonta1 San Francisco nipped_____ San lighted a fuiw-rim auth bmfng 5. DIego 34 in 10 tiuthip. that gave Los Angels aip SCfnnnI iI.inmed Pus first Iti doubleheader with Atlaot _____ 'Both tchens would like to homeand3lth c4 the season In In the opener, Rod Glibreath have back the.. pltcbes" aid the_____ first Inning and the Phiflies ove home the decisive SC1!flII* after his two homers wet, on their war to their fifth with a two-run double hi helped give first-place Phll _____and Frank LiCoit, vidory In 14 game. His solo seventh delplualtsflrsttwo-pm.wln. hem ________ flfth,PuiaSth,pve tIrewaflve4dtterforMsfj nlnedresksinceAum.234t hlmthemajorleegueleadby oumplitegmeoftheses50f The powii Pitcher Ii Thm one nvor th. v.' n.e. u.... s Seayer the threethu. Cy Ingyn. Marty PeTs doubled home YowigAwaidwinner, who fired The Mits struck for all five Dave Rider In the 10th Iniulng aflv,4ilhterwdstruckoi*121n r ththe.eveihhming. Bid forbis third RBI of __ pltchlngtheNewyorkMetstoa a.elaon aid Bruos Bolselair givingSsnFranclscoftavfc _____ 5-0 victory over the Pittsburgh each knocked na run with . By MMOI AMOS B MOOPLB _______ AW Porte 12, Iowa Stat, ii Phil... gles,FehzMlflan'athse Jedeoye Padres rlght•hander Tom, Fearless Ferseuater Alamabe 21, SMUO I believe I am ad i Griffin, who had a ru4ft g' Mil Aitaseas 25, OkIa St. 13 IN) ____*7, Nsty cress Army 1.m harder than last year," said doubled hug I1WOUh Egad, fr1an thor, ar some Sayler ii. Aelma is Seaver after he the Pirates (irè 4, Cubs 3 the no-bitter sterling matchupa on this ibiatoni f Seeding Groin 20, last Mlci. It St., 21, Irlpm Vine, 0 tO only th& th}rd lou in 15 Bob Fcrsch cattered 11 hits the eighth. K Rifts stroksi a week's card and all of thom (5) games. "I have developed my for the coinplde-gazne victory. lesdoff single and Peru laces guarasteed to give Vii. 11. irowe ii .:: Pumpa •trenith baca from thnt Injury And his hitting made the differ- two-run single. Rmtsrs 17, leckneIl 1$ IntersectIonal clashes Cam.l GT 5.1 Thanksgiving Tdade 20, ClUt. Mki. 2$ _ _ _ __ ______ __ Delivers 24, Citadel ii ______ olerila ft. Clemson is .%4t Preporitlosa are unJay for the Canal GT oi.miuge ceder of atteidlon focsalng hi ES 1lpl11I ulhlp fInale at Dipta bdsnustional Si*.dway on the Rid where Pom State will PIICISS 34, Cereell Is Pee. 21, DerImeeli 20 Thnbping wi.aki4 The Cunit 340 has bsai1e a trsWiniiaI host the Ohio Slate BUCkIy.& _____ Vlllae,a 25, DayIsea Is (N) clII.Ii4er hi ornstususi _on the_ The Nittany lions hold a 4-1 San Jese 51. 15, PelIertea St. 13 ___ AiSloihert edge In lids abbreviated f .. s. P15733, Oier$a Tech 21 Over A's O1WarIIgIZ. p, emjy ,, Harvard 14. ColumbIa a but this Isi't Joe Paterno by Jacksonville's Peter Gregg and Jim Besby out of Laguna Year. We confideidly Nebra*a 31. lndlaon 7 tdlct By The Asesdafed Press 25. Syracuse 21 Kansas cty's tiuri baseman lbS tksii E)ictIV *115 (bivy Mama, BMW Buckeye tnt mnph, 31141 :j1: ori.' s, &eweni ') kentucky U. Kansas 10 for the first lime ever during Tony Muse, Inserted as a di' And. . . harnnnpb, 0Mm U. 21. Neat State ii _____ With a good series agaIn the the regular season. The 1171 holIday LIU 21, Origin St. 12(N) fensive replacement In the Florida Galore bouncing back of_g jfl mark f Miami (PIe.) 30, FlerNo hi as many years that the Cnel GT St. 11 (N) Twis behind him, Kevin Bell's sacrifice fly In flldhliming,aflackedatworwi Ouaniiidgp finale has ° Hotat, 24-it Miami (e.) 21, RaIl State a Kafl*I City Manager Whitey the eigith Ig beau cUrse-man showdown. homer In the 10th that boosted Elsewhere, featured games MichIgan 25. Stanford 13 Herzog thought he Mid. State 33. Wyoming 2 er, and Jim Spencer "nashed a the Osloles past Milwaukee Include: Nebraska -Indiana; American League West title all ____ Mianaseta II, Wash. St. 4 With the news hat Daytona vm .ighih Reggle Jackson had doubled In Internationals ticket omce Mua -SMU; Florida u wraPPed up. Mlssluippl zi, Tulane recently placed In the mail the la-gist first ticket mailing in for the nightcap victory. Houston; Georgia Tech frotd of Muse, who hadn't Miss. Stats 14, LaeisviIle 12 But things suddenly took hidoryof the DaytaiaI, it appsestis auto racing can espect Pittsburgh; Kansas - Ken- Michigatu Missinrl U. INsis Ii homered since the 1174 ., toni for the worse Monday 12, "Those guy. (the White Sos) Fred Holsworth got hisseason. Nedftwesiers itber great 10, N. Cersllna 7 In lucky; Louisiana State - In their first meeting; N.CarelinaSt.17,I.ClreIIna14(N) fourth 80)115 (frnpp5(j played like world champions," victory without a loss, while Oregon State; Michigan - California 2$, Oklahoma 24, In a No. III. ii, W5?. MId fl () both coda 01 a doubleheader Rensog said. "We've got to The field for the I ernation.] Stanford; Michigan State - down4o.the.wjre thriller at News Dame 20, Purdue te of reliever Bill Castro, 4-5, I:: the Chicago white Sax, 4-3 and come Ic With a big win, some. CaliIenla 15, Okialwme 24 Richatd Petty David Pemn, Cal. YarboroJ BIauIIY Wyoming; Oklahoma - Norman; Tennessee 1$, TCU 12, Se. Calif. 13. Orege. I2( thing to give is a spark. We Btakeonthbsst*1ththidhithef California; Tennessee - TCU, Inasqueaker, and Qg1 ,p 5 3 34,0Mm Stats 34. Pinn State 14 The two losses cut Kansas dkhi'tplaypoorIytonlgh. They 'The fInal IROC race Is i14g4 Feb. 1$ at Daytona. Utah 21, iic, 0(N) Rico Carty, Qeveland's . - CO3orado. Washington 21, in a btUISIng City's lead to four gaines over Just came up with the big hits." It will be Baker's first *eiçl In the k$UdICaIIy matched Jove, It'i enOlh to give a iflhzU), Seelk Carellna 31, Dwke 15(5) year.olddex1gitatedtgfte,5 the Oakland A's, whose game Timsessie IL TCU 12 Foyt, AlUserand forecaster a ceuniptionfiti 13-bltQevelandattackwfthtwo ''L v Apair of always etj agaInst Minnesota Monday jth . Texas 20,5.. Teus St. 14(5) )fnj of 1 aptgf fame ad Grand p New Me.. $t., TesArlieglen I? flight was rained out. it, stau arid willie 11cr- doubles,twosfnglesandan RBt'J esecoidests,. trastate rivalries ar, on fled and Jody gcitscter se,erai as the Indiana battered the Red tiouuai drivers see Nebraska's Qmthiakers with Miami hosting the Florida (N, Me.k "It looks like It's going to boil ton hit succeseive 33. Texas-UI Pa 0(N) to be named bifore the at Mk4.ig thrashing Ipdlana, 35.7, State Seminoles and Notie Texas AIM 21, Kansas it dOwil to the six games we have homes and Detroit darter Jim Sos. Usal Speedway this Saturday Alabama rv'npiqg over Shill, Dame Demls Eckeniley, 11-12, was UCLA 21, Athena 10(N) p left with Oakland," Hersog Crawford pIce1i Lieg Roach St. 10 Utah $1.34 the winner with relief help from 33.4* good Florida club taking Boilermaker,. Miami baa victory In seven decisions wiI said. "We have to beat i Vanderbift 13, Wake Forest 13 Berry 'eane is recood from the 1975 crash durhig US O4o(nncn, 3S 1 That's the help 01 reliever Jotm Miller. Dave Lafluche. 2,' ilcerler r"i1ng attack this ws'.a aU ti. is to m and Pitt outscoring Georgia yearandftj Aegeis 5, Rangers 2 We. IUfl'a IStlu r, Applacacn St. I?, VMI 14 QuICo won eave. iutesta In the 117$ World O I&dp In 505 Tech, 3341. Joe Hoerner walked home Seviher,, Miss. 21. Va. Tam. 14 enough to insure a Hurricane Cslsr.d. the eighth Inning and got corn24, Wbshingtan 31 ieene was tating his SunâI at Daytona is he crai at The lou, coupled with Balti- Andy Etchebarren In the 14th The veteran LJ aggregatj,,i tnliuiph, 3545. When Pir West Texas St. I?, Wichita St. 14(N) p1st. gaines from darters Q1s more's triumph, cut New Inning for the go.head rim, and oser 150 m.p.b., sierthg two broken vertebra. and a broken left is this corner's choice to edge and NoIre Dame get Wgetlwr Maryland 24, West Va. it PP, 3-1, and Ken Brett, 104, York's lead In the American the Angela exploded four rw - WisconsIn 31, Ne. Delete 11 Oregon Slate, 21-U, Michigan's anything can happen whohadlofaceboh(, League East to 9 games, to down the Rangers. ThIs year In the Daytona 200, Sheen. moved to third place Wolvetlnes get the Hoopla nod kaff-kaff-- It ILsuilly does. This his In. sed cioeoe PTVbbiIIZ axul he had to over an excellent Stanford week's fray should be a rena 01 iiiiiii iii,. 0th ornthatpolnt,tber,,as no stopping him ash. Qub, 2$-it, the past 47 wIth Dan Devine's let his sights on Us 500cc Uli,. IVU be Kentucky's Wildcats better balanced CtiOfl15 Hothedtheworld5l0cctltlewitha,lnIntheSweTF 34, Kansas 16, na cut on the winning, 34.14 iiuiD(t,DD& Jayhawka home ground,; Now go on with my forecast: ____ k-tders expected to race In the 1977 Daytona at Daytona on March13. ______________________________________________ ""'-" 0Tu.y Puuuw Regain ing Winning Touch Royals Lose Two, Lead Only 4 Games ___ _____ ___________ _____ - _____ ____ b ____ _____ __ ,- _ ______ _____ - . where the main Itt! I//f/f ___ YowigJohouyCaofy of this year's Daytøna motorcycle road race but his bid for the 34Wor forUs ,fan as Walter Villa elahned the crown in a close fought race. Cecotto won the first two events on the the ofiShip schedule but as the season caine tos doae, Villa made his move and edged the Venezuelan for the title. - Tony DlStefauo of Marrlsville, Pa. nsa been named to a four member team which will rqaeaat* the United Slates in tuue comlng Motorercas des Nations In St. AMluwiIs, Holland. Distefano was the winner overall In the 250cc Supereross Mato-Qoss during the March Cycle Week (Issaic, at Daytona by virtue of wI'Irtg two of the mobs and claiming a second In the Norton, All Ballyhoo Their Sept. 28 Fiht - ____ ____ ____________________ '' " - is'uifm, l'aM. $ssd, FL W W IOPApTiou NOTICE op APPUCA P05 Tax DU IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT OP THE NOTICE OF APPLICATION FICTITIOUS NAMI mi.. ei.,i. FONTA*DiSD PONTAXOIID IIONTIINTII JUDICIAL cii. NoIlc.Iah.r.Woiv.nmat,.,. r1da Slates.. NOTICE is P$5By GIVEN CUlT IN *50 FOR SEMINOLE ;H.24O Fion $se*. engaged Wi beshwss at Hwy i1.fl. tRIchardF.orMil.,dWO NOTICE IS HEREBy GIVEN, COUNTY, P1.0110*. NOTICE ISHE5EIYGIVENt Longeood, County, me t • thSt Richard P. or MlI',dw. Olson Richard F. or Mildred W. Ohm the Florida underSeminole 7lUS--I4o the fktttio name of Bas.baII . . the holder of ffi following ci,. In IS: lIe .Marriage tUicats has filed Slid if ci th lollowin, certificates PArTS GARAGE, and lIlt we tor a las deed to be tsSIJW , tificites has filed said certifla$ NATIONAl. LIAGUC PAUL OZIEUNSKI, has flied said rtNIcates for a tan hudtoregistlrsaidnamewithffi, The certificate numbe,j end years for a ten deed to be issued thereon. _- f Husband.patifl,ij, died to be isue thereon. The Clerk 00 the CIrcuit Court, Seminole 00 issuance, the descrlp o, me The certificate numbers and years and eI•tiflcate numbers and County, Florida In accordance wIth OPerty.andthen.me11, 00 Issuance, the description 00 the VICTORINA ALAZAS OZIELIN IIIUanCL the description ofofthe the prisi 00 the FIdII was .ss.ss are as follows property, and the names in which it SKI, 01 10 .517 5 property, and the names in wtilct, it Name Statutes, ToWN: Section PillS was 'sessed are as follows: Certificate No. 170,. y, New York Wlfe5,spond,nt. was assessed are as follows: 75 07 .32012 uis.o Florida Statutes øs. Certificate No. 1111 Year Chicago Certificate No. 1112 Year of uanc. 7 .431 23 NOTICE OP ACTION 5: Bruce N. Patterson I55flC 1T74 Louis TO: VICTORINA ALAZAS Issuance 1S74 i3 77 .411 23 lames 0. Clark Sr. Dcrlphenofpvsgo, ' Lof37 OrangeEstatespBl.pGSe 4 fl .30 DZIEI,INSKI Decrlpsles00regi,y PubIi5h:5ep$.14,31,35,3,10 Montreal SEC 01 TWP 21S ROE 30 B BEG 1211 Croton Avenue West Name in which assessed Doreffia SEC 00 TWP 21$ ROE 30 E N P!7S Clncetl 333 ft S +200.211 WoO NE C05 of SE New Castle Pennsylvania ft 00550041 ft of I 130.51100 ______________ 01 .441 FicTITious NAME Las Ang Aft Of laid properly be, jn me 'w'1RUNWN.IfIS 110ft B 5102.30011 You are hereby notified mat . NW ¼ of SW ¼ (less Rds). Notice Is hereby given that 31.3 ft N 140 ft to BEG lam Houston 11 .411 fl County of Seminole, Stat, proceeding for Dissolution Name in which assessed lana engaged In business at 001 Cameftla San Diego it Florida. Name in which assess George Marriage a Vlculo has been flied Park Corporation 07 75 .435 30½ Cl., Sanford, Seminole County, Sen Fran Uni,.. such certificat, or c. L. and Eucoefra D. Harris All 00 saId property being In the Florida under the f)dNus ê II .445 20 against you and you are required name of Atlanta tificat shall be redeemed ac. 03 u .i All of said property being in the serve -. copy of your ,lnen County of Seminole, State of REFRIGERATION MECHAN. cording to law the propert Flri Meday's Rsltts County of Seminole, State of defenses, it any, thereto upon Florida. ICAL, and that I intend to register Atlanta 13. Los Angeles 1.4 described in such certificate Petitioner's attorney, whose name Unless such certificate or cer. said name with the Clerk of the certifIcates will be sold to the Unl,Is such certifIcate or cef. i.e address appear below, on or lificaI shall be redeemed ac Circuit Court, Seminole County, PhiladelphIa 7, Montreal tlficates shall be redeemed ac before October 11th, lfliandfethe cording to law the property FlorIda in accordanc, with the hlIh,st Cash bidder at the New York S. PlttsburghO St. LouIs 1. Chicago 3 se deer on the 11th day of . cordIng to law the property original thereof with the Clerk 00 described in such certificate or provisions 00 the Fictitious Name tOber, lefl at 11:00 AM. San Francisco 3. San DIego 2, described In such certificat, or this Court either before servIce on cerillicites will be sold Jo the Statutes, To.Wit: Section $13.05 10 innIngs Dated this 2nd day of September, certIfIcates will be sold to the Petitioners attorneys or im. highest cam bidder at 11* court Florida Statutes l7. 1q70. house daor on the 11th day of Oc Only games scheduled highest Cash bidder at the court mediately thereafter; otherwise 5: John N. Atkinson house 400r on the 11th day of Oc. default will be entered against you tobei, ln, it 11:00 AM.. Tofay's Games Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., tob 1C10 1111.00 AM. Houston (Lemongell. 00 and Clerk of the Circuit Cort Dated this 2nd day of September,Publish: DEC.iiiAug. 21, 31, Sept.?, ii, the relief demanded in the 1576 _____________________________ McLaughlin 33) at Atlanta Dated thIs 2nd day of SePtember, Petition. By: Thelma L. Scott • 1510. ' Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (Autry 00 and Nuthven 13-14), ArthW H. Beckwlth, Jr., WITNESS MY HAND and the seal Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr.. Publish: Sept.?, 14, 31, 3*, Clerk of the Circuit Court SIMINOLI COUNTy, 2, (In) o his Court on the d day of DED35 Clerk of the Circuit Court Montreal (Carrlthers 0-12) at FLORIDA By: Thelma L. ScitI. September, A.O. 157$ By: Thelma L. Scott, Deputy Clerk CIVIL ACTION NO. 70-1320CA** Philadeipliia (Lonbora 1S.). (Seal) , NOTICSOFAPPLICATION Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 7, 14, 21, 21 15m FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND . Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. __ York (Swan SI) as FOR TAX DIED U. Publish: Sept. 7, 11. 21, 35, 1570 DED.33 LOAN ASSOCIATION Clerk of the Circuit court OF 151.300 FlorIda Itatetes DED3l SEMINOLE COUNTY. a car. PIttsburgh (Rooker 13.7), In) By: Jean E. Wlik. __________________ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ______________________ Pora$icn Los Angeles (John 5.10) at organized and enlstlng Deputy Clerk at Dorothy Smithson the holder IN THE CIRCUIT CO1T. IN AND under the Laws of the United States Cincinnati (Nolan 121), (ii) IN THU CIRCUIT COURT P0* RICHARD L. MAMELE the following certificates has Chicago (N. Retnchei 12-10) SIMINOLI COUNTY, of America, saidcertiflcatesforatandeedtobe THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL HUTCHISON &MORRS Plaintiff, at St. LouIs (McGiothen 1213). FLORIDA iss,d thereon. Th, certifIcate CIRCUIT IN AND POE IUMINOII POST OFFICE DRAWER H I) 230 North Park Avenue CASt NO. iisg-j. numbers and years of issuance, the COUNTY. FLORIDA. San Francisco (Kneeper 0-1) JOHN M. SHEFFIELD and wIfe. .,.E Sanford, Florida 32171 JUVINILI DIVISION desCription of the Property, and ma ACTION NOTh.IUI.CA _ 1 at San Dleao l5trn 11.111. ,. . .. .. .. .. .. .iflTi.5T -. - 01: 5uv ' n.mes in wnicn ii as assessed are HOMES AC. ' Wedeudays Oam:: LOCAL FINAN DED 29 COMPANY OF as follows; ________________________ KAFTCHICK. Michael CEPTANCE CORPORATION Todd - Tsisdej, Sep& is, - L1QL POSITION byAkmMa.r ______________________________________ ____ ___ WAYt( 1(/fj ,4 p/V,/aV _____ - _____ 4l re ,'jnyo.c, V7 fo - 'qa _______ C7MP1 P( q ,qt'pM it (I7 A dw44rs - '' 2 NA. j A'AN6A C C/tV 4bYA5, 1?Id MI'I" 41 41& /,/ fj,4f',q0 s L- H4 FF# 4H/1t9 I _ r'cr :Xi '_.i.;..' 1.4 ;...F Chicago at Montreal, (twl) a-k-a WINTER PARK. a Florida Baby Boy Lee a-k-a Unnamed Male Certificate No, 3131. Year 0, Plaintiff. St. Louis at New York, 2. (In) t'F$47' Infant (born August 5, iNS), Issuance $574 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia. Defendants j NOTICE OF APPLICATION NANCY .1. BOWERS, ZALES A ChIld. NOTICIOPSALI FORTAXDIUD Sec 25TWP 215 ROE 31 E W of JEWELERS, J.C. ROBERTSON, d. THE STATE OF FLORIDA- TO: .*WI Houston at Atlanta, (n) NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 151.300 Fisrtda Statutes be J C. ROBERTSON TRUCKING MiI'ed Geneva £ ½ ci SW ¼ of SE' Los Angeles (DIckerson) Lee, pursuant to Final Judgment at Cincinnati. NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN, Name in which assessed George COMPANY and SHARON K. residence unknown; and George Of fouciosurerefldef,donth,Ioihday (n) thatRichardF,orMlidredw.OIson Edward GRANTS Lee, residence unknown. McGrath, Jr. 7510, in that certain the holder of the following Ca?. AMIRICAN LEAGUE All of said property being in the NOTICE Defendants. causependingintMcircuitflin hitIcates has filed saId certificates You East are hereby notIfIed MORTGAGE PORICLOSU., that a an for County of Seminole. State of so.00; T (143) 271.10; 31.34. Seminole County, Florida, ma tan deedto be Inusdthereon. Pefitionunderoath,acopyof which Florida, W I. Pd. 01 NOTICU OF SUIT NINTH -1. Dallying (3) 5.30 0.30 wherein FIRST FEDERAL The certificate New York numbers and $1 years is delivered to you herewith. Unless such certificate or cer. TO: SHARON K. GRANTS 55 .013 340; 2. Dale Paul (5) L0 2.10; 3. SAVINGS AND of issuance, the LOAN Baltimore description of the been 71 15 .343 5½ tificates shall be redeemed ac YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED lIled In the above-styled Dudley Do Good (5) 240; 0 (2-5) Court ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE Cleveland' property, and the names In whIch it for the permanent commitment fl 70 510 11½ cording to law the property thai an action to foreclose a COUNTY, a 2120; P (2-5) 57.40; T (2-0-5) 57.20; corporation orgenited Boston was assessed are as followi: Michael Todd Kraftcttick, a-k-a _. 13 15 .410 IS", described In such Certificate or tgage on the following Property in 31.12. existing under the Laws of the Detroit CertifIcate No. 1357 Year of Baby Boy Lee. a-l.a Unamed 47 ö .i4 30½ certificates will be sold to the Seminole County. Florida TENTH-I. Win .Sac (I) 4.10240 United Stales of America, Is Milwkee Issuance 1574. The Top Twenty teams Lot 11. Block "B". SUNLAND 02 10 highest cash bidder at the court Infant,a CaucasIan mate chIld,Male born in 3.10; 3. Sonkist *1(4) 3.30 340; 3. The Associated flptelpr,pe August 5, 1505. at Orlando, Orange Plaintiff, and JOHN M. SI-IEF. West house door on the 11th day Qf ESTATES, according to the pies Press college DollyM. (2)3.30; 0(1.1)2320; P (I. FIELD and wife, SHIRLEY S SEC 22 TWP 215 RGE3E N SOft County, Florida, to SOCIAL AND SHEFFIELD Kan City 51 42 .305 tober. ttlOat 11:00A.M. thereofasr0CordedinplatBoo*)1 football with Iirst.plac, 4) 0740; T (142) 735.50; 31.5*. and LOCAL Oakland votes npoll, ofS0ll.2ttOfEIoOflooNElL4ofSW ECONOMIC SERVICES, State 0, 77 05 .S12 4 parentheses, season Dated this 2nd day of September, Pages Ii, to 22. PublIc Records of Ul.IVU$m - 1. Stranded (1) 1. FINANCECOMPANYOFWINTER Minnesota ,', records and total poInts. Points Florida. Department of Health and PARK, 73 Seminole County, Florida , a Florida corporation are California Name in which assessed on 2O-l5-1O-14.l2.10$.74 Louree 40 75 has been filed .453 Rehabilitative Services for sub- Defendants, Civil against you, and you Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 3.10310; 3. Tamie Mink (5) 00; 0 Action No. 70-1230. Texas wy,. 3.43.3-1; 01 75 sequent adoptionandyouar,hereby CA-OS-A, are required to serve a copy Of YOul 44 Clerk of the Circuit Court (Ii) 11.10; P (1.2) 39.30; T (1-3-1) I, ARTHUR H. BECK. Chicago All of said property beIng in I.MIchigan (25) the 10-0 commanded to be and appear in the 43 12 .431 19½ written defenses thereto, if any, County By: Thelma L. Scott, 4410; 31.fl. WITH, JR., Clerk of the aforesaid 2.OhIo St. (15) of Seminole, State of above Court at: Seminole Monday's Results iOo 1,076 Deputy Clerk upon Leonard V. Wood, Attorney for TWELFTH - I. Power Man (I) County Circuit Court, will at 11:00 A.M., on Chicago 45, Kansas City 3-1 3•tt (9) 10.0 Courthouse, Room 329. Sanford, Plaintiff, at Suite 211, 231 Maitland Florida. 592 Publish: Sept. 7. II, 31, 0. 25, 1576 the 25th day of September, 1576, 5.10240 2-50; 2. Fleet Feet (3) 3.10 Unit Cleveland 5, aost 1-Oklahoma (4) such certificate or cer- Florida 32711 at 9:30 AM. o'clock. offer 1-00 j 543 Avenue,Aitamm,5prings, DED3 300 3. Denee Eckert U) 6.50; Q (1. for sale and sell to the hi0,est Florida tificates shall be redeemed ac DetroIt 3, New York i S.UCLA (2) 1-00 32701, and file the original with 731 onthel3thdayofOctober,A.D. 1514, bidder the cording NOTICI OP APPLICATION j 550; P (1.3) 19.20; T (1.3.7) 61.20; for cash at the West-front Baltimore 3, Milwaukee 3. 10 6Mlssouri to law the property and 1-00 to show 450 cause why said Petition CIerkoflheabovestyledcfl FOR TAX DIeD 3107 door of the Courthouse in Seminole innings described in such certificate or should not be granted. 7Pm St. 1-0-0 441 before 157.340 FlorIda Statutes the 29th day of September, certiticates A 1,121; Handle County. Florida, In Sanford. 5113.515. •.Nebraska will be sold to the CalIfornia 0. Texas 2, 14 in. 00-1 414½ WiTNESSmyhandastheCterkof Florida, the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1510, otherwIse a judgment iisy be highest casn following described nings bidder S.Georgia at he court 1.0-0 said MONDAY NIGHT Court and 314 entered the Seal thereof, that Richard F.o,. Miidl.adw. against you for he relief house door on the 11th day of Oc. 73rd day of August, A.O. 1910. this property, Situated and being In 10.Maryland Oakland at uinneso,a, 10-0 370 FIRST - I. Jungle Jet (5) 5.00, demanded in the Complaint herein. the holder of the following Cef Semlnoie County, Florida, to.wit: rain tober, 1974, at 11:00A.M. 11.Texas AIM 1-0-0 (Seal) 310. 2.40; 2. Mike's Hawk (6) 9.10. 211 WITNESS my hand and seal of tificates lies filed said certifIcates Los s, Block B. THE MEADOWS 12.ArtJn5Is 4.00;3.MyMyMoily3oo;Q (i-Il Dated this 2nd day of September, Tofay's Games Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. 1-0-0 211 for a tax deed to be issued thereon, said Court, this 15th day of August, WEST, according toth, plat thereof and 13.Kansas 30.10: P (56) 47.10; 31.31. Oakland (Bosman 200 153 4-I Clerk of Circuit Court êhe certificate numbers a y,ars as recorded in Plat Book 17, Pages 5 Blue 11-12) at Minnesota (Lueb- I4.Alabama Arthur H. BecIwith, Jr. SECOND - 1. Countess Christie 01-0 105 By. athIeen Guy of Issuance, the descrlpllon of the and 6, of the Public Records of ber 44 and Golti 13 13), 2 IS.Boston Col. Clerk of the Circuit Court (Ii 510. 3.10 3.50; 2. Kid Coach (4) I 00 Deputy Clerk 101 Arthur H. B*ckwjth, Jr. property, and the names In Which it Seminole County, Florida. 16-Louisiana St. By: Thelma L. Scott, Kansas City (Kessler 1-10) at 00-I PublIsh: Aug. 21. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 191 54½ 1.20, 3.40; 3. Lady's Ready (2) 100; Clerk of the Circuit Court was assessed are as follows: Said sale will be made pursuant to Chicago (Monroe 0-0) Deputy Clerk 17.N. Carolina 0(1 1)2410; P (S-Il 129.40; T (5.4-3) 20-0 rC 121 73 By: Linda M. Shaw Certificate No. 1141. Year of and in order to satisfy the terms of Publish: Sept. 7. 14, 21, 25, 1910 Detroit (Ruhle 9-11) at BaitiIl.Arizona St. 171,50; DO (15)33.00; 31.52. 01-0 00 Deputy Clerk Issuance final judgment. DED31 19.Tuas mere (GrIrnsley sj, THIND- 1. Dream Acre (1) 0.00. 01-0 v Publish: Aug. 21. 31. Sept.;. 11. $510 Descrlptienofprep,rty (Seal) New York (Hunter IS-il) at 20.Misiissippi 100. 2.50; 2. Summ Cow (3) 3.10. 1-1-0 Lol Ill Replat of Winuend Park OEC-120 NOTICIOFSHINIFF'SSALI Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Cleveland (DObSO,-, li-Il). in) 340; 3. Migrate (3) 5.20; 0 (1-3) P8 3 Pg * NOTICEISHEREBYGIVEN that Clerk of the Circuit Court NOTlCEOPsHUIp.$4( 20.10; P Boston (Wise 12-10) at Nil. NOTICIOPAPPLICATION by virtue of that certain Writ of Name in which assessed Royal By: Mary N. Darden waukee (Sleton 14-12). in). No1IcEI'HERBY GIVEN P0RTAXDCRD FOURTH - 1. Bangle I. Rolrai E*eCtjflon'TsSu(d BUS of aed Uflder Temple Pentecostal Assemblies of thit by virtue of D4oUtVClerE CkliføtnIC (Hbrtzefr 0-4) at (3) 1540. 040, 5.40; 2. Burgandy that certain 197.140 Florida Statutes the seal of the Circuit Court of Philip H. Logan-of The World, Inc. Texas (Barker 00), (,) Velvet (I) 1.20. 3-00: 3. PixIe Whiz NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, OrangeCounty,Fiorida,up All of said property being in the Writ of Execution issued out of and final SHINHOLSER, LOGAN Wedeesday's Games (5)3.00; 0 (1.31 21.10: p (J'l)i4.0O; of the County Court of that Richard F. or Mildl-ed W. Olson iudgment rendered in the aforesaid County of Seminole, State of AND MOPICR1EF Detroit at Baltimore, (n) trifecla 3-15 117.00; 31-59. Seminole County. Florida, upon a the holder of the following cer- court on the 3rd day of February, Post lorida. Office Box 2279 New York at Cleveland, (n) FIFTH - 1. brIan K. Eckert (3) final iudgment rendered in the tificafes has filed said certificates A.D. 1576, In that certain case en- Sanford, Florida 32771 Unless such certificate or Cef Boston at Milwaukee, In) 1510, 340. 3.00; 2. Brave Lucille (3) for a tax deed to be issued thereon, titled. The aforesaid court on thS 75th day of American League Celotex Corporation, Attorneys for Plaintiff tificases shall be redeemed ac Texas at ChIcago. (n) 1.30,440; 3 Sweet Brandy (I) 3.00; June, AD. 1516, in that certain case Th. certificate numbers and years Plaintiff, vs- Semoran Drywall Publish: Sept. II, 1916 BATTING (350 at bats)- McRae, cording to law the property entitled, Southern of issuance, the description of the Supply, Inc., and 0(3 3)32-20; P (3.3)100.11; T (3.3-li XC, 340; G.Brett, KC. 335. bostock, Discount Kuron McMinn d. DED-79 described in such certificate or Plamntitf, -vs 21300; 31.11. Mm, Ned June, Defendant, property, and the names in which it ba Mac's Drywall, Defendant, Carew, Mm, 333; cerliIlcate will be sold to the SIXTH -I. Jogsaw Janet (1)6.40. which aforesaid Writ of Execution was assessed are as follows; LeFtore, DeS, .310. which aforesaid Writ of Execution IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR highest cash bidder at the court 3-20, 300; 2. Bryan-Keith (6) 5.10. Certificate No. 2010. Year NFL RUNS-LeFlors, Dii, 93; RIvers, delivered to me as she of house door on the 11th day of Cc. Seminole of was delivered to me as Sheriff of SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA County, 7.40; 3. Wrignt Grand (5) 940; 0 (4. Issuance 1514. Monday's Reset? NY, 90; R.White, NY. 90; Carew, Florida, end i Seminole County, Florida. and I PROBATE DIVISION tOber. 1970 at 11:00A.M. P ($0) 154.30; T (5.4-5) Descrlptienel Property MiamI 30. Buffalo 21 have levied upon the following Mm. 59; OIls, KC, se. have levied upon th folling FILE NUMBER 74.715-CP Dated this 2nd day of September, descrbed 51060, 3903. Sunday, Sept.19 WOS ft. of Lot 10 + B 12 ft of Lot 39 described Property Owned RUNS BATTED 1N-L.May, Bal, property being located In by Kuron In Re: Estate ii 1970. Miami at New England SEVENTH - I. Big Expectation Seminole County. Florida, more Washlngtcn Heights PB 3 PG 31 95. Munson, NY, 55; Mayberry, XC. McMlnn, said property being MARGARET C. PATTERSON Arthur H. BeCkwith, Jr., Name in which assessed Shubert Seatlie at Washington particuli'rly described as follows92 Chambliss, NY, SI; Ystrzernski, W 1010. 5-50 3.60; 2. Vera Garm I?) located in Seminole County, Florida, Clerk of the Circuit Court Deceased 3.10. 210; 3. Patti Shaw (I) 1,00; Q New York Giants at Philadelphia One 1913 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, Construction co Robert Brooks, Jr. more particularly described as Bsn. 90 By. Thelma L. Scott, NOTICE OF Houston at Buffalo HITS-G.Brett. XC, IN; Carew. (12) 2500; p (1.2) 47.20; T (1.29) ID No. CCY213A1$23$9, Title No. a Nettle Mae Brooks follows: Deputy Clerk ADMINISTRATION All Of said property being In the the warehouse and San Diego at Tampa 3953515 Mm. 151; Rivers, NY, 11$; LeFlori, 152,40; 31.35. y property located TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Publish: Sept. 7, 11, 21, 25. 1914 EIGHTH Cleveland at Pittsburgh I. Silver Blend (1) being stored at Retliff I, Sons, in County of Semino'e. State of at the street address of 461 Plumos.a Di?, 173; Chambiifl, NY, Ill. DED 3 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Atlanta al Detroit Sanford Florida. Additional in- Florida. DOUBLES-Otis. XC, 10; McRae, 320, 310. .50; 2. Jolly Jumper (5) Avenue. Casselberry, Florida, will THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Cincinnati at Baltimore Unless such certificate or cet'XC, 31; Lynn, Bsn, 30; Carty, Cli, 3.20. 3.10; 3. Pecos Jivin (4) 47.20; 0 NOTICE OF APPLICATION formation available from the Civil the legal description being: all that OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (15)1040; P (IS) 3150; T (iS-I) Green Bay it St. Louis Division of the Seminole County tificates shall be redeemed ac FOITAX DEED 30; RIv5, NY, part Of Lot 7, First Addition to IN THE ESTATE: Dallas at New Orleans cording to law the property TRIPLES-G.Brett, XC. 13; 21140. 31.71. 197.340 Flerlda Statutes Sherifts Department. Cas$elberry, according to the Flat YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NINTH-i. Noting (0) 11.40, 610, Los Angeles at Minnesota fld the undersigned as Sheriff of described in such certificate or Garner, Oak, 12; Carew. Mm, 10; 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVLI4, thereof recorded In Fiat Book 7, that the administration of the estate 340; 2. 0.S. News Maker (5) 17.10, N. York Jets at Denver Tied With 5. that RichardForMiIedW. Olson Seminole County, Florida. will at certificates will be sold to the Page 30. of the Public Records of of MARGARET C- PATTERSON, Chicago at San Francisco HOME RUNS-G,Netlles,14Y,20; 140; 3 Jimi Zip (2) 1.40; Q (34) the holder of the following cer. 11:00 AM. on the 29th day cf Sep. highest cash bidder at the court Seminole County. Fioridi, lying deceased, File Number 74-271-CP, is Monday, Sept. 21 tificates has filed said certificates teniber. AD. 1976. offer for tale and house door on the 11th day of Cc- westerly of new Seaboard Coast Reiackson, Sal. 23; L.May, Bal. 25: 11740: P (0-Si 21110; T (S-2) pending in the Circuit Court for Oakland at Kings City, N Hendrick. Cli, 25; Bando, Oak, 21. 155400; 35,73. for a lax deed to be issued thereon. sell to Ihe highest bidder, for cash, tober. 1974. Line Railroad right of way, corn Seminole County, Florida. Probate Dated this 2nd day of September, TENTH -1. Pearl's Pain (1) 4.10. The certificate numbers and years subject to any and all existing leins, prising .93.5 acres. south of the Division. the address Of which is 4402.10; 2. Miss Liberation (7) 7.50. National League of Issuance, the deScription ot th at the Front (West) Door of the county road helter known as Seminole County Courthouse. P.O. Arthur H. Beckwlth. Jr., BATT I NO (350 at bats)- 300; 3. Chicory (5) 3.00; 0 (4-7) property, and thl names in which it Seminole County Courthouse Plumosa Road. Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 32171. Clerk Of the Circuit Court M.adlok, Clii, -3.42; G MAddox, Phi, 2010. P (47) 47.70; T (47.5) I4.&20; was assessed are as follows: Sanford, Florida, the above Additional information available The personal representative of the By: Thelma L. Scott, 33$. Morgan, Cm, 333; A.Oliver, 3126. AT FERN PARK Certificate No. 139$ Year of desCribed personal property Irom the Civil Division of the estate is COMBANK-W1NTER ELEVENTH Deputy Clerk I. J. Darron (61 Pgh, .331; Grlfley. ci ProOlvislon That said sale is Issuance 1971 Seminole County Sheriff's Depart- PAR K, Trust Department, whost Tom DanielS made to Pblih: Sept, 7, 14, 21, 25. 1916 RUNS-Rose. Cm. 120; Morgan, 650, 360. 310; 2 Golden Sapphire 27 27 25-79 mint, satisfy the terms ofbeing said Writ Descrlptienof Property address is 730 S. Orlando Avenue. Dave Grether 17.30.610:3. Touchy-Tommy (1) of DED35 Cm, 106; Grilfey, Cm, 102; Monday, 30 26-26-52 SEC 22 TWP 215 ROE 29E N SO it Execution and the undersigned as Sheriff of P-0 Box 1420. Winter Park. Florida 1,20; 0(47)41.10; P147)69.90; 1 Chi, 101: Schmidt, Phi, 100 DaveRogen 212432-31 John B Polk, Sheriff _____________________________ Seminole County. Florida, will at of S $21.2 ft of B 200 ft of NE '.01 SW 32759. The name and address of the Clarence Daniels 14 RUNS BATTED lhf 307529-17 G.Foster. (671) 33600; 3156, 1100 AM. on the 22nd day of Sep. personal representative's attorney Jim Haynes Seminole County, Florida TWELFTH - I. Compromise (5) Cm, 114; Morgan, Cm. 107; Schmidt. iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2131-71-51 timber, A.D. 1976. offer for sale and are set forth below. Name in which assessed G. C. Publish: Sept. 7, II, 21, 21, 1914 Phi, 93; Watson. Htn, SI; Lujinski, 1220. 1130, I,60; 2. Brindie Skipper Dan Smith 3031 29-90 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Weaver c 0 Basic Land I, Housing DED 2$ All persons having claims or 12) • . 10. 3. Travelin Andy (0) Phi, IS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE JackPoole 313225-91 subject to any and all lusting ems, demands against liii estate are Corporation. 320. 0 (2 5) 6030; P (52) 2fl-10 I HITSRose, Cm. 151; COUNTY, FLORIDA. Novice A DivI4øn Montanez, Allot said property being in the at the Front (West) Door of the required. WITHIN FICTITIOUS NAME THREE All. 110; Garvey, LA, 173: Griltey, (S 26) 70750; 21 70. CIVIL ACTION NO. 70.1343.CA4P. Ron Harrison 393534-ill Seminole County Courthouse in MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF County 01 Seminole, State of Notice Is hereby given that lam U A 2903; Handle 5305.131. Bill Lowle Cm. 169. Buckner, LA, 161 4010.35-113 Florida. Sanford. Florida, the above THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF engaged in business at DOUBLES-C Maddox, Phi, Longwood SALVATORE PEDONE and NovicelOevislon 35; TONIGHT'SENTRIES descrIbed real property. ROSE Unless such certificate or cer THISNOT10E.tofllewiththeclerk OonFann village Shopping Center 1109, S.R. 213127-06 Madlock, Clii. 34; Rose, Cm, 31; FlRST-l.Grne5t.,n. 2 Peggy tificates shell be redeemed ac That laid sale is being made to of the above court a written 134, Seminole County, FlorIda. PEDONE. his wife, Billy DanIels Jolinstone, Phi. 33; Zisk, Pgt'i. 32. West. 3. Classic Clarke; I Oaytnl 34 30 71-SI PIalnIifts,, cording to law the property Florida under the fictitious satisfy the terms of said Writ of statement of any claim or demand name of vsSimmons, SIL. 32. Lou Branding 333035-92 Lad, S. kema; 6. Onion;;. Wayside Execution, described in such certificate or THE VILLAGE OPTICIAN, they may have, Each claim must be and JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and Chris Dernago TRIPLES-Geronirno, Cm, 17; Gold; I Dasher. 2631 33-93 John B. Polk. certificates will be sold to the that I Intind to register said in writing and must indicit5 the 0 casn. Phi, ii, D Parker, Pofi. ; name PATRICIA A. YASTE. as joint SECOND I. Cappy's Shed; 3, Sheriff highest cash bidder at the court with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, basis for the claim, the name and Tyson, StL. 9; Gritfey, Cm, 9; Rancor. 3 CrackIng Chicks; 4, GA, tenants with right of survivorsp,ip, Seminole County, Florida house door on the 11th day of Cc Seminole County, Florida in address of the creditor or his agent ac W Davis. so, BARNEIT BANK OF WINTER Publish: Aug. 31. Sept. 7, II, 2), 1976 or attorney, and the amount Sue; S Madam Printer; 6. BOb's tober, 1976, at 1100 A M. cordance with the provisions of the PARK, NA., HOME RUNS-Schmidt. Phi, 33, Fashion, 7 My Odyette. I. Ike DEC. 101 Dated thI5 2nd day of September, Fictitious Name Slatutes, To-Wit: clammed. If the claim is not yet due, Kingman. NY. 31; Monday. Clii, 30; Strider. Defendants, __________________________ 1976. the date when it will become due Section $45 09 Florida Statutes 1957. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC 0 Foster. Cm, 2L Morgan, Cm, 27. AMENDED THIRD 1. Malcu Happy; 3, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., shall be stated, if the claim is 5 Ronald Roltinghaus Notice is hereby giv that the NOTICE OF ACTION By Thelma 1. Scott. Eddie's Up: 3. Go Harold, 4 NanBoard IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF contingent or unliquidated, the of Adiustment of the City Of PublIsh, Aug. 31, Sept, 7. II. 21. 1976 TO, JOSEPH PAUL PEOOtiiE and Deputy Clerk fly's Tina; S. Vernon; 6. Willy PLO n I 0 A SanlOrd will hold a Special Meeting DEC E 10 H TEEN T H nature of the uncertainty shall be Weaver; 7. KIng Jcm: I. Marion's Publish Sept. 7. II. 21. 25. 1576 PATRICIA A. VAST B Whose JUDICIAL CIRCUIT SEMINOLE Stated. If the claim is Sec red. the on Friday. September 17,1516, in tIe NOTICEOFAPPLICATION residence is unknown Cutie COUNTY, FLORIDA 0E032 City Hail at 11:30 kM in order to security shall be described. The FORTAXDEED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED FOURTH - 1, ma Friend. 2 CIVILACTION NO. 74-I2$.CA.04.A claimant shall deliver sufficient 157.340 Florida Statutes NOTICE OF APPLICATION Ihat an action to foreclose a morDAYTONABIACH Millstone. 3. Kerry Woman; 4. In Re: The Marriage of cop,es of the claim to the clerk to the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tgage on the following properly in FOR TAX DEED MONDAY MATINEE Trusting; S. Clitford. 6. Unraveling: KATHLEEN JO BRITTON, WitI enable the clerk to mai one copy to to%ldeyardsetback requirements in that Richard F or Mildred W. Olsen 157.744 Florida Statutes eminoie County. Florida: 7 Bob's Cinder; I Star Strutter. and the SRi A Zoned District at Lot 2.3. each personal representative, hi holder of the following cerFIRST NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I RicI Cox The East Il feet of Lot 21 and West (4) 1940 FIFTH - I Ed's Impulse; 2 MARSHALL EDWARD BRITION. All personsinterestedin the estate & I (leSs W. lOft of Lot? + E, lOft. 1000 I 10; 2. L's Pert Patton (3) Tippy Faith, 3. SC LoneSome Liz; I Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson the titicates has filed said certificates 59 5 feet Of Lot 20. BlOck M to whom a copy of this Nu$ice of Husbind Lot 1) BlOck I, Wynnewoud. holder of the hollowing certiticates to" a tax deed to be issued thereon LOPIGW000 PARK. according to 1000540; 3 Heather Crest I?) 420; 0 H '5 Chester. S Trade Day; 6 Being more Specifically described NOTICE OF ACTION Administration has been mailed are The certificate numbers and years the plot thereof as recornt In Flat has filed said certificates for a tax 0 (31)12110. p i 3 479 70. 32.05. Champion Flame. 7 Willie Wesley, TO; Marshall Edward firitton IS located at 1103 Forest Dr The required, WITHIN THREE deed to be issued thereon. The of issuance, the description Of the Book II, Pages 5-10, PublIc ReCords SECOND - 1. 0 N Sunset (SI S Pat Luke 2039 SprIng Valley One Planned use of the Property 5 to MONTHS FROM THE DATE or 2940 12S0 1630, 2- Nimble Roady certificate numbers and years 04 property, and the names In which it of Seminole County, Florida, SIXTH-I Risky Fritz; 2. Wright Florence, South Carolina 29301 Tnt F;RST PUBLICATION OF install aluminum carport roof, (4) 320 400, 3 Canadian Bowl (7) Can Can. 3 Hondo Pass. 4 Timothy Issuance, the description of the was assessed are as follows, has been tiled against you and you You are hereby nclf(-td thuS a THISNOTICE. to lite any objections B L Perkins 310. 0(45)9050, P (51)30790 1 Faith; S Printer's Strike: 6. Terry properly, and the names In whic?, it Certificate No. lOS? Year of are required to serve a copy of your proceeding tOr iJi'l$Iution c,f tlity may hay, that challenges the Chairman ($4?) $02.40; 00(15) 3*060. 31 61. T Berry. 7 Vinegar Bill; S. Kibill. IssuanCe 1911 was assessed are as follows. writtendetenses. if any, to 'ton John marriage h bee's li:ed ngjfrt:l , Bo&rd of Adjustment vOldily of the decedent's will, the THIRD I Wrignt Engle (1)040 Description of Property Certificate No. 1727 Year of A Baldwin, Plaintiffs' attorney, SEVENTH I Penrose Flyer;) and you are required to serve a topy qualifications of the' personal Publish: Sept, 11. 1,70 180 250; 7 Slim Walto,- I?) 10 40 MIM's Issuance 1971 SC 31 TWP 205 RGE 32E BEG whose address is 500 Highway 1792, Of your writfen dtf,wisls. if any representative, or the venue 04' 40S 201 71 N t 100 ft E of SW COR RUN Fern Park, Florida 32730. on or DescrIption of Property 440.3 Boston Birch(3l 440; Q II?) Jackpot; S 0 R Petunia. $ thereto upon Pe'Etioner's ettwnoy's. urisdiction of Itse court. 3610; P (17)0630; T II 72' $63 B 50 It of Lot 31 (less N 220 It) Bik B 151 I ft N 340 It W IS). ft S 360 ft 10 before September 37, 1916, arid file 50; ChrIsty's Hope, 7 Sansage Himax. woe names and al4retaes appear ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BEG lhe original with the Clerk of thiS H Fern Park Estates Pb 5 Pg 13 • white Cactus below, on or bofore Octobe'r 15th. OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED NOTICE IS IIENEBY GIVEN FOURTH Name In which assessed Isaac Court either before service Name in which assessed William I Sanlee (I) 020340 on EIGHTH Ifloandtililnocr1JeallnereoI with WILL BE FOREVER BARRED i Burma Beauty; 2 THAT THE BOARD OF AD 260. 2 Kap Ann (I) 350 320; 3 Fawn Dawn. 3 Glad. 1 Top Ginger. Campbell I Lula Mae Campbell Plaintiffs' attorney or immedately 0 Bridge & Juanita Bridge the Clerk of lhi% Courl either betore Date of itse lirst publication Of this JUSTMENT of the City of WInter All Of said property being In the thereatler, otherwise, a defCult will Buttermilk 131 210. Q (I 5)15 20. r S Western Whisky. 0 Hi 0 Ho; 1 All 01 said property being In the service on P. leo,-'.,r's attorneys or Notice of Administration: Sep Springs, Florida. will hold a public II I) 4 60; T (513) SI 20. 32 IS County of Seminole, State of County of Seminole, Stale of be entered against you For the relief Dnna Eckert; S Legalized. immedateIv tP,ercafter; otherwise tember 14th, 1976 hearing to Mar the request Of FIFTH 1 Dickey DO (1) S SO Florida. demanded in the Complaint.' Fioridi, NINTH - I Mit Moss. 2. Oe(b.ana default will be entered against you COMOANI( WINTER PANIC Cumberland Farms for a variance 420 310. 2 Chuckle Faith (SI 540 Time. 3 Unless such certificate or cer WlTNESSmyhandandtMRalol Unless such certificate or cerNotIceable. i Society for thO relief demanded in the Roger N Nixon to install seIf.s.rvice gasoline SSO.3 Boy Wonder tmlicates shall be redeemed this Court on the 23rd tilicate's shall be redeemed ac ac diy of August, (21300,0(13) SIan. S JosiePolts, 0 M,tricMate. Petition. Vice rejidont & pumps, It the Cumberland Farms 27 60. P 145)1330. 1 (1 52) 42622. 1 Bee Betty, I Rising Hope cording tO l.sw the property cording to law the property $976. WITNESS MY HAND and the seal Senior Trust Officer Sto'•, SR 434 in Winter Springs, Il TENTH described in such certificate or deScribed in such certificate or (Seal) I, Petite Pr,nt; 2 of this Court on the 10th day ci As PerSonal Re-presentaFlorimia SIXTH Arthur B lleckw-ln, J' I Blue Grace (5) 710 Ditty Dart, 3. Jack Tryon, 4 Kelson certificates will be sold to tliS certificates will be sold to the s.pt,ini.r, AD $576 lire of liii Estate of sftlD HEARING will be held on 440360. 2 Tels Mae Yet (V 460 Queen. S MoneycMnger, highest cash bidder at the court highest casts bidder at the court Ci.'k 01 the Circuit Court (Seal I 6 MovIng MARGARET C PATTERSON Weijn544,, Oct 20, 1976 at 7 10pm fiw Lillian Woodman 300. 3 travelin Babe II) 2 40. Q (3 Lady; 7 toco Moticn. 5. lets house iSor on the 11th day of Oc house door on the 11th day of Cc Arthur H Ueckwitri. Jr Docee.ied Or-IS loon thereafter as posSible, at SI 2600, P (33) 10730. 1 (53I Deputy Clerk tober, $976 at li;00 AM. tober, Iflo at 11- 00 A M Heath Click ot the Circuit Court ATIORNEY FOR PERSONAL the City Hail, 1Q7 N Moss Road. 12360 Dated thiS 2nd day of September, JOhn A BaiOwin of ELEVENTH Dated this 2nd day of September. I. Northern By; Jean B Wlike REPRESENTATIVE. Winter Springs. Florida at which SEVENTH Baldwin & Dskeou 1970 1974 I Warrior Walt (2) Friend, 7 Reincarnated, 3 jont L Deputy Clerk KENNETH C. SEDLAIC lime Interested parties for an 740 3.00 360; 2 My Rules (1) 320 Hayes; i Mar Ru Cap. S Attorney's at Law Arthur H- Beckwlth, Jr. Arthur H Beckwith, jr. Becly Robert N. Morris, as III II. Orlando Aven,,e gainsl the proposed reque- t will be 300) Bellamy Gill II) 1 60: 0 (1?) Sue, 0 Gold Palace, 7 Top Fern, S 300 Highway 1192 Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court P-fulchlson I Morris P-C. d)* IllS heard Fern Farli, Florida 32730 I5,.() P (7 fl 3940 T (2) 4) 43.50. Master Micrill Scott By Thelma I.By. Thelma 1. Scott 230 North Park Acenue Wirter Park. Florida 32159 Mary T. Norton, 31 51 Attorney br Plaintiffs Deputy Clerk TWELFTH Deputy Clerk I Keith Geiger. 7 Sanfont, Fior,da 37)7; T$tc.tsne (30-5) 1152425 City CIetk EIGHTH - I Teis Heidi (1) 610 First Class. 3 Aurun, 1 Publ,,li Aug 24. 1). Sept 7. ii. 7576 Publlih Sept 7, II, 31, 75. 197$ Publish Sept 7. II. 31. 25. 1576 Publ2h Sept 14. 21. 75. OCt 5 29/0 l'i,tiIIJs SIgh 14, 21. 197$ Pijblith SePt II. 1976 510100 2 Jack Nebo (4) 120 260. Nellie Day 6 Gold Stat, 7 Tret, t(C 123 flED 30 DED 34 flED 7s 0E010 flED 15 I Cmp VI 10 0(1 4)31 10 p t I S TrJ,eln pc, - - - ' -. - ..... i7,nw,I. 97 1FcJ4'/# . • - College Football • . - rio. - - , - • - - - - ., Malor League Leaders Pro Football - - NEW YORK (AP) - The Norton and All came down )OI1d off Ken Norton, out of the Catskill, .Monday, but nobody seemed to notice, where they are building themNot even Us man who stared t selves up for their heavyweigig title fight, to build up ticket him from the steps of City Hall sales for that Sept 28 matchup - Muhammad All, at Yankee Stadium. - ' ___ ____ Putt-Puff P • - ,. - 7 ?AUDW 7(/t a rn' _______ ' ________ ________________ w member of the U.S. team. ____ - STEEL-BELTED RADIALS Orr: $3 Million Pact, But 10 Cent Knee - - I TORONTO (APi - Bobby Us former Bniln who scored OrristhemanwjthUs$. twerpiaygoal' lion contract and the 1O.cent left excellent alluaround defensive knee; the man who changes game by the Canadians to hockey games simply by skat- l..erve Ragle Vachon's seeF big -or limping -into them. ond shutout of the competJtJ. "DoyoutMnktheBrujpj,jp1 Team Canada, with Vachon they had him back?" asked In the net, has permitted Jed center Bobby Clarke, who Is six goals In six tournament capable of doing the same thing games and has allowed none In as the star Chicago deEm- the 33 tIm.. they have been sanan. He's an quick. He's so th)rthnnded through. pruaftieg. ainart. When he gets the Team Canada had a foux- goal Wh.th., You Drive the whOle gaIflO mOVr.. 11 he moves alnwiy, the whale game first period. Gil Perreault A Family Size Car a ppfCnetm wvesslosvIy.flbemmreifast, the r Or Compact-join Vlw,injr' !tnllla after jkzt kIll hii OftIVINIJ(ed knee 2:66 lurryi SttIer chased wtre last Moo4iy rzlgbt. learn The Michelin Movement! r4 to feed was fast as veil, and 1*Li Poviln for a You'll e Glad You Did, the world amatcur champion . hockey oukivakiateam a'uldn'tfrom hwuileCzech. either Dzuril1 cletnly about six us the CanadIans breezed to a 5o triumph In th opener of the "We're a very good hockey -bes-01-three pIayo(I to deter. team," opined Oir, who ru W. don't mak. a second mine the winner Cf the fhd nwred star of the game for the I Ciutada Cop tutuiu.wenj. third Lime In liat six contt*ta ,The Canadians caine out as played. If we're going to beat I 1( shot ircrn a cannon," 'ncr- them Wednesday night veHyd Czeth co-euach Dr. Jan Conic Two of the bod-of-thr(In I I &zsL 'We couj&i't match serlei, we'll h*tr, to et JOHN DICKEy, INC. tnt, th,ilr tanpo, and we started iamc kind of Cftrt." j Ph, 322.0451 making mi.stiikes." lmdoUmwiti 4 405 First St. Much of that was due to Orr, be thcr to help out. Sanford I The - Legal Notice PEOPLE'S CHOICE - (1 , MCROBERTS TIRES W. . Dog Racing - - • MICHELIN FIRST b.sP • - FIVE EXHIBITION GAMES WITH FREE ADMISSION! PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BOTH SIDES FERNWOOD BLVD. Make it a family night out ad bring the children! Learn the game, mqet the players and experience all the thls of the world's fastest game. Hear experts fully explain the betting system, od, and the method of cashing tickets. S - the players demonstrate shots and have your own personal questions answered. 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Ad.iSit,s 01 n .kat End Am, and 4 PHIL DONAHUE SH e aa1.ElT en THE BEST OF GROUCHO 7 ThE ELECTRIC CCIIPANY (R) 9 HOT SEAT 35 MOTHERS IN LAW • Orse 1:30 (4) LATE NEWS 1:45 y (4) zoo "2) DALY DETIONAL some c9) .4'$ ANGELS aion. Fwel'i pyJISTUPIIII$ meansus __ re.*Tii 2 L OF LIFE iu LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 7' ZOOM ' HAPPY DAYS (A) 35 G000 DAY MornIng 600 '0) jppj jtJet 6:10 2; SAM.NAC 6:15 16) SLfr4SHINE ALMANAC 625 2; (Mart) WITH THIS RING (Tues., Thin.) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (Wed.) OBCC: pç', IN EDUCATION (Ff1.) PICTURE OF HEALT)t thveniItyolRoik. S . SPICIAL INSAGIMUNT ADULTS 1.11 1:11 CHILD 1.11 11:14 - -- 11:50 pj p.iy CCP,. lEPffftRY 1155 4 • 1 css NEWS "Aloha Bobby & Rose" & "White Line Fever" I' uu.s*apssop I ANDLIAMAtKuy I tVftYSUNDAyA.*i.4p. CALL I! icoNouy NIGHTs undSp..d" I ATHUIS. I ALSO "Mont to. Hong Kong" BILL COSBY KARATE [ "Mothr, Jig r I 11.30 12 HOLLYWOOD I , ' FAMILV SPEGIPjI. 1)*SAINT TEOOPdQ$ (4) (1) SEARCH FOR TCMOPP. * LOVE, AMERICAN SYLE 7) (1Ptt.) sw ON R.CRI REPORT '1) ALLMYCIM.DREN •MOVIE )flJf$ FIOFE $ MOVIE: i. "Ps.v' at D Ka,, CII (lust) Fci, Man a Pram." Lctsea Ildeei o'Slis.. i (Thit) lb. Mvente. 01 k*iii Sbt (FfL) -M A1 mr PriaJ uy, (s* ., SndSVL &lSsti. 2 (1) CIYS OF CUR LrvES (4) (1) AS THE VD TIJIJG s) FAMILY FEUD 200 120.000 PYRAMID '.30 pir' 4) 19) THE GUIDING ' FRIDAY,$EPTEMBSR17 S.le Sulk Rotary, 7:50 sm., Lord Qunuley's, springs. 1USiS Iserine Kiwanis, Sork's, 7 am. Taigliweed AA, cloned, $ p.m., St. RIchards Episcopal Qurcb. IASLWSIdAA,Cl05ed,$p,m.,RcJ1JngIfljq,4 Church, SR 434. YAC'. Club fur Slagle., 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. RollIna Ave., Orlando. '1) (Thin.) OVER EASY '9) ONE LIFE TO LNE 35 MAYSERRY ID 300 RW 14) (9)MjINUEF,u,iu.y is___ 19) igaj piopj 330 (4) (1) MATCH DAlE •TI-fEE STOOGES 2420CM N W I K N F I R E D R A K E 0 N A ID YDERBYSH IRERAMDEDHH E F YE K NO HEN 01ST US A DR NO Mt G H OR N DRAG IN H PH 0 vf3A Ti'lji R LI U N R K E PC N WGRCDAPP INSEOTSDLOY OD CI N U TAO EEC Y SE I EL E PRGGKNTMVY I KEKMGGOK MI OARSOEMNURAYOCRGE EBNMECNAUOXANRIWI YN KDDRKFOGHMONFOKMMNO SEA KO WG K RAE BET! H W RI ER VA S TA W RI N P I EL S V OS DKL ISTRAWOXKEYE I PHR ASTGOLDENCRABHORSN I lnitluctionL Hidden wnrrk haI,. --'W' ward, up, down or diagonally. Find cich and box it In. . Dragon Hedley Kow Dapplégrim Frog Sleipnir Derbyshire Ram Kraken Stone Monkey Drakestail Unicorn Straw Ox Horny-Goloch Tomorrow: Forms Of Water the Sanford Naval Academy Junior School) to en office compisi to house the Co4mty SuperWondsiW I-. Jfji,, To be eligible for all Interested firms must be cer. titled by Itie $chooi hoard as qualified. pinuant to C'avttanss competitive Negotiation Act, and the regulations of the Soerd. (Form The ilceuteonusi msalcal, 411 Lay. America," will be by choirs of the Fird Baptld and FIrM Methodid Qurches oIOvledo, forth. benefit ofOyjedoBoosteriQub, R is k D is ease, Keep chickens WeII,Says Report BOSTON (AP) - Farmers who keep their ilvedock healthy by feeding them antibiotics may be risking dlzeaae themselves by creating drug.rd4aig bacteria In their own systems, scientists repott, Drng4xiurnme bacteria develop In anlmali that are given antiblotics, and they are passed on to the livestock's htunan han,flor. *h -"It's a very serious health problem," said Ce'. George B. Fit. zGerald, who helped conduct the research at Tufts University Medical SChOOL Results of the year.long sttsly were published In the current Issue of the New England Journal of Medicine. The research was paid for by the Animal health Institute. FItera1d, now at WIn.Tham College In Pi*ney, Vt., repoited on the findings of a study conducted at a thicken farm In er Maus. The chlckena were given a mixture of feed and tetracycline, a powerful antihMotic widely used to treat Infections in humans. Chicken farmers often use the drug to prevent outbreaks of disease. The chickens quickly developed large amounts of bacteria In their Intestines that were resistant to tetracycline, the researchers found. After six months, the same thing happened to members 01. family living and working on the farm, FitzGerald said In an Interview, The researchers found that the Intestinal bacteria E. coil In the members of the farm family became resistant to the drug. The E. coil bacteria aid digestion and their existence Is necessary to the human system. However, other, more dangerous bacteria also actiIred the Iinmumlty to tetracycline and other drugs when they came In contact with E. coil. This resistance to drugs, FitzGerald said, would make It hard to treat a persin who became W because of a diseasecarrying bacteria. The researchers found, however, that six months after the chickens Mopped receiving tetracycline, the farm residents no longer carried the drug-resistant bacteria In their Intestines. In their analysis of the findings, the researchers wrote, "These data speak strongly against the unqualluled and unlimited use of drug feeds In animal husbandry and speak for re-evaluation of this Imn 01 wIdespread treatment of animals." Any firm or indIvidual desiring to provIde profelsloeai services for the project shall apply In wrltk11 for cansideratlon with a letter of of Wires?. Each letter of Interest shall describe the firm's: 1.Speclflcabiiltieswlthrupectto the particular prolect's requirements, 2. SimIlar work wIthin the.Iast three (3) years describIng slit date, location and value. 3.Curventwo*lcedandabilltyto handle he prol.ct. i. seats .nd iqulpnwni for vson the project. S. The name of all consultants proposed for use on Itne Each firm shall maintain Oeneral Service Application Form 251 on file with the Director of Auxiliary Services, updated at least every twelve (12) monthspo beeligiblefor In litter of interest. ApplIcations without the date dacribed will be considered Improper. ALL APPLICATIONS MUST en REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION AT THE TIME OF APPLICATION. Each envelope shall be cliarly marked. "APPLICATION TO PROVIDE SERVICES FOR CONVERSION OF COUNTY OF. PuCE COMPLEX". Architectural firms Interested In providing services may apply tiredly to the SuperIntendent's 1ff Ice at 202 Commercial Avenue, lenford. Florida, AppIIcafs will * received between the hours k.M. and S P.M.. Monday ttnrougp, rlday untIl II Noon. September 14th. 'ublisti: Sept. 13. 11, 11, ni $ 49 ________________ Dg,,iL, CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEf4....HOT ROLL CHOICE 0F2 Cole Slaw - Po4to 54b. likid leans French Fries . Math,tii' Petat £ Orevy 3 &•-•" •f ,,, (_ •-• p.••'I fl,••J •, (';.iv I.,* r,l il'( GOOD ALL DAY JPEN 0411.1 II&M TI FRtO CH)CWJ NP M-IQI •% S 1')?,, 4Pi, S.tt'i ______________________ ___________________ ____ , _______ Or. of Sng,' l,nes Sold new to, I-'-nte4 over 54)Q Neeøs Someone to is 10 pay $13 30 mo Free home triI Will Cash 3fl.4132 lnter Springe- 3 BR, 1½, take lra tam, rm., firepIa, $ ilk from NATIONWIDE For used furnIture, a..Henc. SEWING CENTER, 777 Un, school, ,Enc. patio. 130.500. tests, etc. Buy 1 er's,p øses. Casseli,.,, I3eson. -foblle Home. 337I rysMart.1tss.oterdAv,. Sewing Machines, some g OYielOCkig Lake Monroe- 3SR,3 Want to Ivy fll?, tone i'll Schuft Chatasu - 3 II 1 , llt5 foraslowas$333,74 hut'is. bath, $Q.100. Jenny Clark Realty, a1y11M0 va beth, 12' iii' with 3'. *2' 3. models triple f= stndch stitch tiP out Realtor, 322.uN. * Call after 5,323143, with buitt.in buttonholer. List • $150 Slie Fi PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD CLASSIFIED ADS MOV! 73 Ramada double wide. 3 NIO.nOwl300. Casflorferms Call WHAT EVER YOU WISH TO SUY MOUNTAINS ot merchandise SR. 2 beth, kitchen, living tworn, Del's 5555717 o SELL, AND WATCH THE 140$ Philadelphia, PROFITS GRoWS g en ww carpet, Orlaflda. -ss,coo, 3230011 after NORTHWEST 3 p.m. UNDER 123,000 Req Rel Estate Bro.,, JOHN KRIDER,A5soc 101W Commercial Phoflem 7111, Sanford afO, fenced, carpeted, Central Mat £ air.nearp.,,i,s , '----- or ___________ BOOKKEEPER Mechanicau aititude. MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bed Uouses REAL ESTATE SALES ----trallevap.It&fa,1y1 daminlum Licensed. Draw plus, Weekly, 331$ Hwy 17.57, Sinfor. SALES REPS 323.1530. Il-Hoip, Several Openings, knowledge of I trucking. apt., carpet, air, on Park Nurses: RN', & LPN's, Aide,, Aid. SERViCE MAN Gas Ave. Utliltios turn., $150 me. plus appliance,, 52-AppIjan companion, Needed immediately MOBILE deposit. 333.430, after 5:30 lSYR, FHA FINANCING wanted HIway as AVCI.., 4 ... .HOME PARK MANAGER "SERVICE BEYOND hines. 33g7 Live In. GREGORY MOBI LE HOMES THE CON'RACT" UNIQUE - Over 25 ft. country 3503 Orlando Drive KENMORE WASHER. pert,, !MPLOYMENT C0UNiiq_ OFPICEMANAGER_RealEst.,. I & 211, large, convenjem location, VACATION COTTAGE kitchen with tortoise shell Saniord,333 service. used machu,,e license reouired Put YOurself A1 We Buy Fumi In ow Place. we're 37?-aai or 4354453 MOONEY APPLIANCF%UIØi bedroom, I beth vacation cabInets. Sharp House Far growing, We need aggressl, lOt -WE SELL SUCCES Cettage beftie than what you've been DAVE'S 372.e,p Partially furnished Country Sanford, Adults y, Mo_em promotable people. If va have 43-Lt3-Atj.g Safting, a oce to "get sway from 3 DO it fowl guts, brains I a mouth, we 53'JP.dS , air, carpet, etc. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED r want it all." Yours icr lust: $1OO. Call Carol Jordan, Realtor SANPORQ 53 dry Mr* near up. 333-IO1. u. Call Mary Lou, MA EM. II ou don't Top prIces, used, any coaditioji, Associate, for appointment. believe that want color TV's from *; e. PLOYMINT. 251 Commerclai, Winter Park. ECONOMY Pt.us- is yours In this w., brInoresults,trymeli,tto I SR., turn, apt,, lIghts, water tWO., m.ie. Cliff Jordan Reeltor Service all makes. HERS'S TV. YOur phon ring, 3 beoloom, 1 both home, Recently SACKETI INVESTMENT y Mature adults. No pet, $55 323. 1200 DIal 37235); or w000s 031.0272 French Ave., 3V.$73. SARN We Buy ished new roof, CORP., REALTORS Wanted.e*peredMIpto, 22% after Iwhiys. paW. Furniture & Misceuane,i.s. Sell two elderly country setting and a place for DEITONA - CompIetel1 furnished ____________________ CLAjSIFIrD ADS DON'T COST - tor 30 ccl. comt'njs,,, Fres Pick. ladles. References Mature requlr. Send resume to P.O. Box -co.'noanio. to live in ano 1 BR. 47J upj Auct, T PAY. portji, stove, care sarays 7 p.m. elderly woman. Roons • garageapt, 1413, Sanford, or call 3fl, refrigerat,r, heat & aIr. 113.300. Sanford 333-3370. and board plus salary. Must have betw 2300 Mel lonville Ave. MLS.REALTORS ____ 557:30 PM. 3oriFamlly Wanted. delver's license. 322 4341 after i Air, 54--Gang. Sales DYNAMIC PROPERTIES. pm. Welder - to start immediately. Privat, Buyer carpeted, quiet 1 and 2 ,o-Svap & Trade S. V. Haric Iro 31.0041 bedrooms, 5)33 to $135 month, Familiar with mig welding PhQne3IS.35$7 DoItme,11 of REMODELING SALE - Color A.&jtts. Ptlone3n.luO Housekeeper - Live In aluminum, Alto some expeni0 70)75. FRENCH Console TV; 4'x I' pool table; SWAP SHOP FLEAMAIKET SOUTHERN CLASSIC I story on with sheet metal fabrication, 333. Mature; - 1 Ce machl; Misc. hay, drivers license. Good ecro. 4 BR, 1½ bath, formal Furnished 2 SR,air,wafer Included. Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. 5510. TII QUIET AREA home. Mother and Invalid son. No Adults, $133 a mOnth. *150 fur. 2. 3 BR redecorated All admi dining, central heat & air upstairs s. Private roomandsaliry 373.3ss house, lots of Comeb nlshed 1 BR, air, $55. 531.7331. and down. 153.000. every Sunday 5,03 kItchen cabinets, eating bar, new SO-Mscllapjous for Sale & AVON at toe Moviefand Drive.ln 2545 Park Dr carpeting, new rod, central heat - Theatre, South 17.53. 55'.one 372. 21-Situatio,i.5 Yiante,i HAVE A VERY MERkY.CHRIST. I&2BRMobil.Ho,,e, large fenced back yard. NEED A HOME? $100 down Guaranteed reconditioned auto ROBSON MARINE 1214. payment to quallf buyers. -and the money to pay for Adults-No Approx. 13.000 down, $113 month. BR, 1½ baths, central Mat, batlerie,, $12.15 exchange. Hwy 17.53 lt.'Slart now - selling beautiful ColIeestudentofDraft;ng5,g Price $21,300. Owrr mQ3fl 322-5541 REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1101 refuIs. As low as 515.000. products. Make beautiful money, Technology seeking full or pIn Sanford Ave. ?S-crsatjo's,p Vehicis, Call C443075 for Information. 31A-Dipi,xes 4' WILSON PLACE-I BR, 3½ baths, Ite, 33 Chrysler & 4 HP WITT REAL tlmeempioym.n, in this field, Call e mop old. Amenities 15' Mercury. With trailer & extras. Fore 3234, Mr. Elliott or Mrs. Cash. Fiberglass Garage i•wn trucs Rig Real Estate Beautiful locatIon. Large oak U300 323.1377. camper, UNEMPLOYED? Never .941,1 Unfurnhlhed, two bedroom Security Broker 33$a °°' $110 fully self contained, paneled. you have sincere desire a if High School Senior seeking e shaded lot. $31,000. Deposit. Adults Preferred. Jl3.755 322077, )fl'3l05evenings sieg, 7, electricity and battery, p$oymenf in fo 322. OWNER TRANSFERRED - Pool 32221ss ambition: Serious only Please call service, Ex. 4520 Ct 372.7515, -_ air condition, New motor, new S9MJkal Merchandise perienced Available after 5A.M. home, 351.3 bath. 5 years old, 57430$i after 4 P.m. or ite 1010 In SANFORD COuntry. each day. Call 323-0. Mr. Elliot 2 Bedroom. 1½ bath, kitchen LOVELY tIres. See to believe. 372414, Giovanni. Deltona. FIa. fl73, RESALE BOUTIQUE 3 537.500, BR. 1½ bath DRIVE iv Mrs. Cash, Organs With equipped, washer & dryer. Phone home ½ Price Clearance Sale, Sept. 15.31. in Heed e*tva money? Can work a 1333$, SUMMERLIN AVE. good area, omaticfhythmsed Liberal Open 104 daily. 101 W. 77th 34., 323.315l. fl- Aufos WOted Couple of hours In the wall to Wall carp, Laroeoak. pine & palm tries. 3 BR, trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano I fenced yard, mint condition. evening7 Sanford (near Pinecrest SChool). Call 29-Rooms 323-1543, for appolntment today. 2 bath, aIr conditioned, Nest & Oman Sales £ Western fl-Houses Uflfumished 2 STORY, clean. Move In now. Drive by and W. First St., 322-7255. Auto, Xl BUY JUNK CARS- "$11,oa. excellent COndltli, ill. Used Mowers call today. $17,550. Call I - Unlurnistled room will furnish to $35,000 - Terms. .153i after 4 p.m. Need a Oood elporlinced automatic 2 beth, 2 story, convenient VETERANS - Best buy In towni lt Call for details. 322 7535 FLUTE FOR SALE transmission & air condItIoning location. Raferencas, no lease. 15.000 Under comparable Greene IflC. MORE CASH mechanic. Apply In person to homes. 3 Piano. $130. Freezer, $35 $170 per mo. i.jm p403034 BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, Ralph Wright, Economy Toyota, REALTORS _____________________________ Chair, $43; Kenmore Space Airport Blvd. at17., central heat and air, wall to wall 3 BR Heater, $.3. Senor.- Forsaleorrent_ LOveIy3 home In Sanford $130. Call Cars & Trucks carpeting. OWner pays all Closing Jf ice Supplies BR, 3 bath. 2 car garage, centrai CoIled, 1131-0243 or 133IS)5. Any year ttnru 570 models, 7 ys Female or male for Constrvctl costs. From $22,000. Only S heat and air. 5213051. 30.Apartfl30,fls Unfurnjsj WILSON MAIER FURNITURE work, part tIme; Sanford area remaining. weai Call collect. 3407)3) LakeMary ByOwner-i BUY-SELL_TRADE $ prelerred.$3.loparhr.437 3 BR, 2 Baths, carpeted, range & BR,2 I1II1SE F 34 Used home; quIet paved street, 3325032 1 BR. LI. kitchen equipped. clean, refrlgerato,,centr.l HA. Garage mlnlflesfromschl&lake Many $100 mo. AIso3 rm. kit. .qulpp,d, DATA PROCESSING extras. fenced yard. 3fl.3S53 Shown J..5J1 15)55, SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE_ by appointment. French National Distributor has opening for clean. $75 mo. 3325342 after & c,',rs• 372.ip,1 Call after 3p.m., 3734033, & Leading manufacturer an Motorcycle Insurance an ixpenlenced 37413717 key Eves. 322 lepa. 322.11se. week-ends, 2 Bedroom unfurnlslwd house, close cha,,, sIragni Chars, tilnq ___________________________________ distributor has aluminum rec. BLAIRAGENCY ______________________ punch operator. Hours of Cm to schools and shopping. Cabinets, aj 'S Cash an, carry 2 BR, new carpets, pools left over from ins 373-)144or333.7711 pleyment will be from 11:30 A.M. DUPLEX.-. FurnIshed or Un. Call 323. PINECREST_NiceleR7baffi,W, REDUCED, 11)0. NOLi' carport, season, screened north, garage, half price. Guarant furnished t $ P.M. W carpet, new root, concrete Ideal location, Cas%elb.rry I? 53.030 1206 1569 Honda, CS 330. 5500 M1i. 114.500. We hanwe governmj flStlll•tion and terms, Call 305. R,.,abI, It's easy to place. Classified block, 1530 down, 526.000, , 353.373k Ad,,, ISS.?331 Excatlent cord., 5355. 321.3511. reposs.,slori,s, many Collect. areas, smal: Apply in personto: We'll even heip vet dawn, 5eIIer payi Closing CoSts. H. Call SUNLAND - Shaded 3 5R mint 28RwallwaII carpet, central air. 42-aw.G BFJSALESC0. ktvch nafinroam Cabinets, condition. Car, ooi. weii for heat, kltctnenappI. NearII&SCC. for Sale. CRANK CON'ST,REALTY Bldg. 310, 25th St. 323.1152. REALTORS30I Partly furnished, upstalrs, garden, fruit tri. $23,500 Easy Counter tops. Sinks. Installation NELSO'5 FLORIDA ROS&S 1fl Moael A Ford, Sanford Airport, Sanford available. Bud Cabell. 3ns terms. private entrance, large rms., Eves. 33319 WOode '5 Garden Cinter pantletly anytIme. ma. plus dep. 322 0334. restored, many ex pans, ef, 601 CeleryAy,. Ridgewood GROVE MANOR - Large S BR. 3 lIlwhld.- 545.000, 101 Brentwood King m724a,tar 4:30. Trumpet, practically new; DrIve 3 BR, 7 th, family room SpacIous 1, 2. & 3 51 apts. Tls. Rent or Sell - Immaculate 3 BR. Poultry manure for your fall garden LIe a bath, air, carp,?, pool, & much 2 Tas organ with record plaç. or pasture, 13 yard loaded at the bath, carp,? ed garage, fenced yd. with firepiace. Excellent floor Datsun IncludIng 1carsa more. $47,300. Greatly swImming, Playground. uced, Beckwlth upright piano. Peg, tks For lnIormat plan. 322 510.4. recreation room, laundry room farm. HoIden's Enterprise Egg $115 mo. 323.74. call 540 Quarter Hoi, $100. Ray or jack MInk, 531131$, 323.0331. Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen LOCH ARBOR - Executive I BR, and I Ave. clubhouse. (off 1)5). 2 ml. east Oste,n Sanford. PH2510 Rldgewood Deltorna -251, l½bath. ppm.,, 57 with pool. Choice area. Family Deluxe Aluminum above ground Bridge. JUST MAKE PAYMENT 3521 after 5p.m. room, lang, game rm., party ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. swimming pools. (27 1S'*21' and Rare & Exotic new arrivals, '73 Models. Call 323SSiQ or 534. BOO room, $47,500. KESIDE APARTMENTS IS'x33' Complete, I yr;. old, 3. 2 bath, dining & family mom. PLANTS& ANSWERS. 1605 Dealer. Days..333 4133 $233 per mo. $100 Sec. Highway 17.57, 5iifo ePoS1ed. Sacrifice, ' price, One & 2 Bedroom apartments, Night3fl 2333 Available DREAMWOLD - Lovely older 3 Call collect 305273 0610 Across From Ranch Novø 1945 Dodge Polaro. runs real goo(. Oct 1. 322723.4 furnished or unfurflsh,d. Newly BR, beautIful yard. A retir,mem Needs body work. 1450 cash fIr 323.0670 or 531.977 redecorated. Come see. E• Airperl REDUCED $2,000, vacant, like new Wanted, Residential site for dream home. $25,000 to settle FERN PARK.MAlTLAN 337.9116 or 323.1702 after C for Rent 3 1½, central HA, carpeted, Blvd. Sanford. 323 1340 P.M.,.: estate. swimming pool, Leading 1½ baths, air, fenced yard, car. fenced back. enclosed paneled distributor wants a nice backyard Rent 'u peting. $153 mo. Jeep PIckup, garage. Owner anxious. 121.300. Blue Lustre Electric Carp.' VETERANS - Nothing down to display new 1576 model abeve 4 drive, Shampooer for Only $1 30 per day homes. sie.soo up. ground pool. Top Consideration ORLANDO - LEE POneV FOR RENT AREA.., CARROLL'S FURNITURE 2 BR, carpeted, given for prime location, Call 305. 2BR.famllyroom,,.,,,11155 screen porch & carport. Fireplace 1949 Valiant, good clean car. $lOQoj 1221330 collect. ma. & air conditioner. 1)30. bOlt offer. 3251030. 65-Pets-SuppIies AMMO SHOTGUN & RIFLE.20 FORREST GREENE INC. pct. off. Sanford AuCtion, 1200 REALTORS )3Ctwys1,rpi,,,,, lowner,p$, 5306133 S. Free KItt.en, cut, & Cuddly. Contact French Ave.. 3237340. p, AC. excellent candftlort Make 323-5774 AnytIme after 6. 111 Hays Drive R.c Real Estate Brk Offer 323.1730. 26355 SanlOrd Ave 33-Houses Furnished 0759 333 7613 2B1,carpeted,alr Office & Store Slice available, What a NEEDS WORK, BUT Adults, SilO mo. buy, 3 BR, 2 bath, aljiing downtown Sanford. 333 1301 or 3224470 121,500, 2 story with dining room fireplace, family room. Corner of RIS READY I I BR, St. Johns River, Owner must 11th and Magnolia. Has an extra sell. " lot. Above ground pool. 625 5049. - - - , - _, - _____________________ - Ki sh Real Estate INC. ______________________ __________________ - COULD BE BR - - - - - - - -_ _. - .__ - ____________________ tar _________________ ___________________________ ______________________ ________________________ - _______________________ _________________________ ____________________________ _________________________ - Merhindjs. __________________ -- - ______________________ MAS ___________________________ _______________________ -_ ___________ _________ ____________________ - - - rlbed property owned by Frank Crescenti. said property being located In SemInole County, F)orna more particularly described as follows: LOt 31. hock A. Eastbreok Sub division. UnIt 12. Piat Book II. Page 12. accordIng to the Official Records of SemInole County, Florida, 3413 Bowman Drive, Winter Park, Florida Additional Information available from the Clvii Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Deport. _____________________ __________________ ____________________ ________________________ _______________________ _____________________ Call - '- - ______________________ Forrest _______________________ _______________________ For Wrecked orjur,k _________________________ ________________________ moat. and the undies Ied as SherIff of Seminole County, Florida. will at 11:00A.M. On the Ish day of Sept timber. AD. W7C. offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, svbledtoany and all existing leins, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. the above described personai property. That said sale is being mads to Satisfy the teems of Said Writ Execution. JOhn E. Polk. - 1 ---- ----- ------- _______________________ - - - Office Furniture Wm. H. Smper.Reajr ' - - _______________________ ______________ __________________________ _____ ________________________ ' ________________________ Seminole County, Florida Publllh: Aug. 24, 31, Sept. 7, Ii. DEC-tIC Arms - __________________________ N Oil CE __________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ - BAM )ISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS BROKERS COVE APTS - C,'.,, 30 - 64-Equipment • ___ - - U 92 South ci SanlorU _____________ - __________________________ _________________________ Buslne Harold Hall Realty Meetings 7:30 1st Tues - REALTOR, MLS - Bingo Every Wed & Sat. Early Birds 7:15pm ___________________________ I- = BATEMAN REALTY - ___________________________ -__ I, SOUTH __ CARPENTER REALTY _ __________________________ -______________ SINESS DIRECTORY _______ eneva New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM 25,OOO I.iiry patio Apartments Studlo,t Bedroom Apti. Quiet, O Story Kitchen Equipped _ No qualifying, pay equity, ass mortgage, 4 BR, 1', baths. garage, gold carpet. Close to schools. 3fl0257 after 3i30. Aluminum Siding __________________________ Home Improvements __________________________ Pest Control can COver your home wit,' alum siding & VA financing-Nothing Down •FHA 2 BR, 1 bath, frame nousi. wit., Also lntr, E.teror Plasterin g ROOfing, GuttersSyStem 20 yrS Eip wash house, workshop 1. child's ART OkowN PEST CON IROL Pl,ityr P.itct'.nq . Smul.,tt.j EaQieSiclinoCo 5319503 Conventlonal.5% Down play house. Near elementary 2542 Pars Drive BC & Stone Spec 1 tV 333 7750 Adult.FamIly school Located In country, 372 1163 WANT TO SELL Fenced yard, $13.014. 3333111 Window Washing. Floor Stripping a, One Bedroom HomesreadyforyoUrinSpeCtjon YOUR HOME' after 1:30. Buying a new home? Moving to Waxing, Carpet Shampooing From and Immediat.occupancy an estmt 373 . LOCHARBOR_lISRldgeDrlye_ apartment? Piano Services REALTY Super terrific,35R,3bath. Huge Get Some action with a Herald $ fenced lot, central heat & air, Req ReaiEstateBrok ClasSified ad We'll help you write SanlordAv,..IBlocksSouthofAirpo.tBtvd, 1100 E 75th SI manycustomitems. BPP.$ILSOO. Land Clearing in ad that will bring a fast sale STORING IT MAisIS WASTE 25th see! _____________________________ FOR INFORMATION CONTACT CALL 372 76 I I SELLING iT MAKES CASH. PLACEACLASSIFIEDADNOW more. • Much, Much More than CITY - Ito Chapman Ave. A C&A BackHoe Service Ciii 333261) or $31 5593 you expect ,pIex In Super location, at a Beauty Care i,,rti Pea'n s'n super price. Near town & hospital. dirt, clay, ro BUILDER.DEVELOPER BPP warranted. JuSt Hoetra,lers I Au M. UNSWORTH REALI VOted and moved 373 9143 Sewing rotess.oniIIv Mafli..d o TOWER'S BEAUTY ci r URN' "W IN'*IPflAIVt NUAI) :to.mrmlyHarri,,t.,e...,u,# Noki 503W. 1st St Counlry home with access to lake ESYERSONLANDCLAj SItE Fsrt. 333 71 32340A1 Or 3230517 eves for saimming & fIshing 3 BR, 2 Bulidn", Excavatng, Ditch work AUi'rjt,,,,, Drew. Ma ng. Dripe,, F1,l dirt, top SOil 3233913 bath. in excellent condition. BPP U:i, 3720701 No qualifying. Pay equity, assume warranted 131,500 Lite Cteanlmnq: Mowing low mtg. 3 BR. 1½ bath, fenced Outing; Fill Dirt. Cy Ro(k. yard. Washington Oaks area 323. PINECREST Ill E Jinkin S.Ird, BackhOe Loader Ph 372.171 4531 Spacious 3 BR. 2 bath in lovely Tree Service Pinecre,t. Foyer, porch, large C. E. SHEPHERD utility rm, excellent location. Painting, Remodeling, General landscaping & $23000 Repar. Call 373 $$7 REALTORS Trimmed, Cut, Hauled Away 2072Sth. ______________________________ 373 11GiOt'123 1349 multiple listing serviCe Root Repair, Cirpent,,, P,nt.,,g DREAMWOLD - 2392 Hartwehl Lawn Care iiler 4 pm I interested? CoZy 3 BR. 2 bath, in Ike new Cement work Fm estimates condition. Central heat & air, St OP APiD THINK A MINUTE If EKPERT LAWT4 CARE Rentals 1315447 family room, •atln kitch with Clb,,t(ig Ads dii,'tlt *0(11 Mowng. Tm lmmng there Central Heat & At bdroom, 2 bath home $200 per 1 .b'akfast bar Ptu lots more, Conditioning Free Estimates Ph0n03231792, ror free estimite, month, first and last 129.730 plus $100 call Carl 2 Sath I damage dip. Ref evInCes required. QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Harris al SEARS in Sanford 322 \Aod.Is GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR I,,). SUNLAND XI S. Sunland A FRACTION OF THEIR COST Welt Drilling Central Heating and Air Conditioning Bedroom furnished apartment. Larger corner lot, 3 BR. 1 bath, Oi TCAY' hDS S'(IP AND 1HiP4 A M'NLjTE $133 per mo. Carpeting completely fenced Attractive CJ,l%%tCd Ads d.dn I w.irk there paneled family room, carpetIng, Gr.5scu•ting, n' ilc)nt tie any tlUl,ilàltlStiI( ____________________________________ 1bedroom unfurnished apartment, $22,930. UN? WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS i'''•i' no3ardtOosmatl 1130 per month. (apent,y, Remodeling Call Sanford's Sates LHd,r SPRuNKLER SYSEM 3:13092 OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY I TIL.s CuStom Work LicInSed, AiIt,,,e, •,35.e, AT 322242O ANYTIME Free eStimate 323 iOI$ • REALTORS MIS 3US PARK STINE MACHINE & Painting 32378fl SUPPiy CO tave Some camping eqtipm, I 333 151? or 337 0612 rio longer use? S,,il it all with a SANFORD -Gardeners Del,ght-.J-'"r"7ov'un1.-Charming 3 BR home, large Classified Ad in The Herald Call 'iU,i tiUD(IE IS A4 fiord- By Owner. 3 BR.1½ 122 2611 or SIt 93 an a friendly YOU ARE MiSSG screened porch, Fireplace, many I V9e; i"51 ERf 0 WITH uALuf', i) WhS:d, Fla.J...,: i% baths, central H&A. screen patio, Citrus trees, lots of extras Must *,iI help IF YOU HAVEu T "R1EO 3 ? "E nAN; carpeted. 133.500 3271503 after 3. sell See to appreciate Cfl For Appointment Call CLASSIFIED AD LAELv '•"; 303-322.3)03 -' Phyllli Capponi, Realtor BR, 1½ bath, fully Carpeted, -1--Associate Atter hairs. $34 1773 central and air. Phone 323. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC. REALTOR, $31 3.233. - ____________________________ ____________________ - ____________________ St. Fla. Bralley Qdham•3234670 Stenstrom Realty TAFFER 135 1505 W. V.F.W. BINGO • - • Every Sunday 1:30 P.M. V F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT ( - - I, HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT - FLEET RESERVE ASSN Mr MaHIcw THE HERALD H1LDA RICHMOND CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 574 3)67 Deltona re,s - ...__..,. Edging. • '. - tIusinu Mttting 2nd MOnd, 2000 ClubHov,, 3pm Dlv ICIOSCd Wed ) bingO TPIU,'%d,,, 2000 it your CItb or organit, would lik, l be lflCludcJ Ifl this listing call: (Uppland Park 0.,.4..... - • (East) W ___________ A. RUTH TUECH fl%• •'W U! Home Improvements Lovauv\ Hostess. $349212 Altamont SprIngs Longwood CH ICKE1 OPEN Sun. thru Thur, ' III 9:30 FrI. a Sat. 9 $11 1*:3ô 2100 French Ave. Ph. 322.92 - S.___•0. Sanford REAL ESTATE _____ - - U SHIRLEY MILL ETT 634-92)2 CasselberryWinter Springs Forest City Altamont, Springs 44faiyfa . ,d FRiED CaliBart ______________________ Sanford Eat In Our Air CoMlpIon.d Dining Room or Take Out o By Owor... I 51, 3 beihs, - fop Touc,' md Sow Zig Zaq machines Assume c20edrm,, ARC Pvles, po, en laneofsiesOrpoy$,,10pp mcnm will take trade in. Sinoer V Utow quality. Croppe lees 5 to $300 Terms. equipped to zig tag & make button sta holes Balance of $50 U or 10 _____________________________ Payments of sa. Caiu credit manager, 322 ,41I or see at 4' -1 I5 SANFORD SEWING CEN TEl E Ist5t., Downtown Hone Posture on Rat $15 fflhleh. 323.414. W. GARNETT WHITE * SINGER FUTURA * ______ ____________________ - ___________________________ 6349212 BUCKET of CHICKEN • IIARREj. of CHICKEN ii PIECES $570 21 PIECES MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV. AIrCond.,Maid QUALITY INN NORTH' Retired, refined gentleman deslr I4&SR.Lai Iaates morn In private hOIT*. Will "Q5 55le, a', in season. Telithe people abet? It wittn a Classified Ad in he Herald 327 34)1; Rail Estate III ______________________ Ex. FUTURA BY SINGER e Sr' __-__- ___________________ _______ ________ __________________________ ___ ___________________ __________________ Did you know that your club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3 per week? This is an ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities Reg. 977 OUR EVERY DAY SPECIALS ' Famous For Gooc Taste )U$ 'jO? 29 2334 Park Dr. 323.31 1$ tratior. hJffi$d, cant 3223fe) 3fl Plenty of lund, fenced W 323 0$ * pots. 3221431 3 bath, wailvall carpet, Realtor central hnd.ajr, 3½ acres plus, • .35*, finn., stable for hones, fenced. $3SI0S. atts. We$3va Landing. 322-4470 S.O0O dn, Call owners, a' 323001. _______________________ W toyouId haahom Fo0.,,, IOyW SmouI(.y ha, been asking you lobe C*elul w.Ih liii, Outing IbiS limo you,, h.IpetJ cut the number of Ceieulives ,n half S troni Smu, 6js and au ci us who l,i, in the fomosi thnki lot Iixlen.ng And keep up tho qoot) woik - ___________ _ Jim Hunt Realty Inc liuu _____ - S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHooL CALLTOLLPREE Lost- Irish Sifter puppy. Piflicres) area. Reward. Call 323.7050 or 323. 1372. 34 __________________________ - _____________ ______________________________ Loveiy3IR,3bath,cndrai a!r. iZlp rm., garag fenced yard, Separate studio. $3000 etv $ Olsimo loan of 122.014. 32)0103. _______ __________________ ___ _______ Tliaui, Iep ps, ___________ - .The Want Ad Way, __________________ 31m14W$Fu JOBSI JOBSI JOssi _______________ 41-4b ________________ I , --, ________________________ ALUMINUM WELDER periencnt. FOREIGN CAR MECHANIC 2 WEEKS S-Lost & Fonfld on file, slate the date of submIttal For fast relief call the Thad HIGH S(HUOL ___________ !N!taI Nss'sW, 1SPit FL leg. Real Estate oae General Contractor ' ____________________ ______ _____ 'TOt'j LITT,,E FEE ,ICENCYN - T1lUR&)AY,$EpTE5IU 8f.rd AA,I p.m., 1201 W. Firot St. Lake Ilary Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Cosx*ry Club. Slrdlertesa, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Co.d1y Club. CseIbrryL1is, 1:30p.m., Linde' Lakes Cowry Club. Oacierd avit, 7:15 am., Buck's. ____ 7:30a.m., Ramada Inn, SR South_____ S.sbasle Op'I.W, t1S _____ __________________ ______________________ For famuies or friends of proet,m $100 RewSid drinkari. For ffieretvrn purse and content,. For Mtlwr Information call 123-ISV Keop money..1331.1301. orwrits ______________________________ Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0. So. 553. Sanford, Pu. 3777), e-aiild Car. _____________________________________________________________________________________ ARE YOU THOUILED? Call Toll BUSY5EICNILDCARE Free. iIl-2027 for "We Care" 3427 Holly Ave. "Hotline," Adults or Tess. • Pho0e323.7310o,332W50 FACEDWITHADRINKINO _________ Longw000 Day Care CenterPROILEW. Lnsds oldest. Cam. C p...bis to Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous elan. school. DP-3fl2 anytime. Can Help Call 423.4517 Wrt?e P.O. So. 1213 Sanfora, ,.orida3flhI NOTICE OF SHill PP'S ALl NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that _i!I NOIiCI by virtue of that certain Writ of ExecutIon Isiued out of a under LISAL NOT ICI the seal of the Circuit Court of TOARCHITICTI Public AtmouncsnieiO - con- Orange County, Florida, upon a fIna ludament rendered In the atorisak suttant Prolect The District School Board 01 court on the 25th day of Feeruary, en. Seminole Coi,nlyln cornptlancswlffi &D. W70, in toil certain the Consultants Competitive titled. In Re: The Marriage 01Frank Negotiation Act - Chapter 75.211. Cr.Icentl. Husband and Florida dais declre too Intention to im. MI WIIIIL foflnifty knowo as plement the followIng construction Fiors Marie Crncentl, Wife. wtkh aforesaid Writ of Execution ws project, I. Conversion of me existing delivered to me es Sheriff of structure located at Meilonville and Seminole County. Florida. and I Celery Avenue (formerly ksuowe as have levied upon the following Home end SCIIOO minting, I pin., social ball. For all parents 01 All Souls SchooL WNAY, SRPTKMBZ* U Cardi.'pM.uui rcniie. tr.bthig spomisoril by Altisoutiloith Seminole Jaycedtss, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee clublions. 8pring Oaks Boulevard and SR 420. __ __________ JOHNNY WALKER awsi AND Now modem sin' ste 1 $ - :l. cempietaty furnished studio aportmeels. Conveniently Iscafed &beiutifvlly landscaped, Abundant storage (includin attic) and "01 morn EfficIency Package'. From SI Call 3310220 ow.en 55 S:35. __________________________ DIPLOMA AT HOME IN 1SALCO1sOt.A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON and grouns in 5fItronic* & CItIi bane ra Wvre looking for aggressive. if. starters sho possess a gooa teiepti velce. Appiy In peftfl to IFJ SALESCO. Ilda. 3l 25th St. • $anfiedAi,t Sanford L*Ma2BItuml, newly refinished testes and out Mul s, ______ _______ Sunday - Noon Friday 4-rsonslo Nal 0istrlbu has NveraI opening, ls teli. Phone sales personnel. Must have Peas, 'you pick, Slaclieye & - cucumberson,OnAV. ½ mile norm of $N. lust Wof 14.4 Mi. W. oi$anfo, Phone 3233g,i, FwJgl - N LEASING Sford Cou Apartments ' ____________________ ChII care In my tio, 33-4j _______ TELEPHONILIS _____________________ "I ArtminN IWurnis _______ ___________ Ouatify. 333k3 PtlOne 371.0330 ___________________________ Noon Th. Day kfo. Publication AD 8e ()"Man From Ft Øij ___________________ DEADLINES WNDAV,SEPTJI1IWU AItaut, Weman's (.Iak covered dI* menib.rlp ___ ticheon 11am., Altamont, Civic Center. Cordial tinting, Kiwanis, noon, Civic Ceger, w:u, RaIwy, 7:30 sm., The CebOOSL Isniud Seei.d.n hut cite. dei, 2:30 p.m., CIVIC Center. O,Ied. itniary, 7:30 a.m. The Town Hans,. Amerlesa Wise. In Radio and TelniMon daMr 7:30 p.m., World Iai, Orlando. Lical women seeking public officis will weak. ws I RATES ItlweStimes........4lcaIlne CffirulStImes .....3lcatkw lCthnes.,...........24ca line ($3.11 MINIMUM CHAOE) lLinNMliiimum hOURS 1:11A.M. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY ffiiu FPIDAY SATURDARNusn Vegetable Gordet SemMar (peut coidroH, 7:3G4:30 p.m., Mtamotde Springs Civic Center. Cooponiored by Seminole County Agricultural Eitension Service. 2) t*) SOMERSET HI.LnIlI5 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Cem- 2i ( 9) Lue1 I p.m., horn, ci $3. Wilkly if or 323N. 831-9993 322-26ff WtAV SEFfEMII* 14 41Ctiuneu5 OdQndo-Wlnt Pork S.mlnole MktiaeI Brran. Grosç leader Vii Orr, Topic: nutrition .Ki WSi Jijeiea, 7 p.m., VFW bIkW, 17w. On1... Aa..,eas 7:10 p.m., Florid. Power & uit, _____ A&-,7:30 p.m., Caseatherry Cern miiilty United MIthodjut Qdi, 17. "RSRE PI, *Wk," 7.10 p.m., S.ninoIe rni.y Ceileg, -."at Rid FACTORY '100 12) IROPIOE os.uows st..aio (9) MERV GRIFFiN (01) EDdEOF NIGHT 12) FAMILY AFFAIR 24) SESAME STREET 35 ADOAlEFAMLY 430 _ MP Duuats * GLLIGANSSLAPc "7) SESAME STREET Ti MARCUS WELBY, MD. '12) DINAH 600 '2.i ADAM 12 35 LASSIE 530 '2 i NEWS 46 W.dn.s day °' 1000 2 12 SANFORD NCSON (A) • a PRICE IS RJGHT 7 SESAME STREET 1030 2 12 CELEBRITY IN lAW 11:00 2 12 WI-EEL OF FOR- nij 100 (1) G.E. T}EATEft An OIy Tyson, I MOVIE: (Mart) MIddle. (Baw) Robert Mtclun, Franus 1lbe rd.- Max Von Syib.v. Yvette MflhiuX. 1965. (Yd.) "Twelve Atqy iMrt (MW) Harry ForkM, ':j. igsi. (Thin.) ,ejRIdes (sw) James Stewart, Marlene Ded ()"w onettiCrawford. j1f CIda'. (BiW) 15 12 IERV GRIFFIN S*ON i4 THE ELECTRIC CCIIp 35 9:30 4 KUTANA AL41DAR Smthrd Mwsn. .__• • WIW, WILD ST 11:30 2) ) T0M0H'' MOVIE. 'lb. lak." TslIy Savatas, Dan Frazor. pu4 Iwe 'Vlsiora ci Death," starrIng Monte IWkITi, d Thy Savis,. (R) (I) MARY HARTMAN, MARY RARTPSWI pç',p, TIME PREVIEWS, 1976: (jç miigia 11:30p.m. 4 G*ME$T ci • 1) FAMILY: '3 700 Caa 1030 BLfl(E SH '24 ORANGE COUNTY sciccu eo n,ia aili, i ss Dis t. sv a .a IWMS fr'Mlr.iu4 L. ci I') 0 L I rw 0 £ 0 id - Rio - J ---.-.. 2i --_.4) HAVE GUN. WILL -TRAVEL (Ii Y. Ri Andy l (4j __ '4) (9) C86 PEWS _. PORr• isaa Ei*e: I TPuy Saved Rio lkLuiU.. Ib$ bY 1011 STARi ci ow ou. ouc*c GoosE (Ff1) x a P*LE 7) 20 ROSERT MAC NElL REPORT 030 •CCPR.tlTv CLOSE LP o0 2) PHIL DONPèILE 9H (P.bt) T -,, ib, ORiur gus b ____ .,• I DREAM OF £N 4) w0I) 500 CAPTAIN 2) ) SOS DYLAN SPE-, . w ti, m I.c ltOO ' (4) '1) YCI1IO AI RESTLESS PEY ' '2) ( TODY(thiwes i25S2S). '4) (1) CSME(7*5 Mit Cli. 4). •POPEVE NC FRIECS 1) 24) SESAME SItT 0) GOOD MORNING MER Roii 725 525 ant, l rc pws tp. '2 cu EMESTE '2) JLY CE'T1L eon c) PIJ. 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PAWLIAC 10010111101. 10010111101, wNsIa*m 349 n 4gg iu F01111114011 me BOWMX school's continuing campus Gutnuuui-Dragash Associates, nmny senior citizens don't See games to wtdch elderly, lonely construction project. as well as the D(amwood, well enough for a lot of persons are often particularly However, the report to HRS said the stomach operations had SCIDA Director Jim Daniel went from $19,000 to $30,700. been performed even though some of the patients continued to eat Also, the commission agreed to budget about $17,000 for the At the same time, Dr. Edwin Derryberry, Pavelchack reading." vulnerable, . regular diet by mouth. Johnson, dlrectorofSCC's adult Partnership of Casselberry. 'q new position of human services director. Investigators visited elderly Known as Tapes for Isolated vowed tocut budget requests which came and continuing education Three Orlando firms and a' residents In the area last year Seniors (TIS), the pr oject The rreport e rt also said prior to change In medicaid payment In at $21.6-million. Last year's total budget was $18,102,253 as department, announced ap- Winter Park concern round out In an effort to determine which funded by federal monies regUlAtiOftl now of the patients at the nursing home had received compared to $18,536,696 this year. This year's mlllage 5.37 proval of a $19,000 federal grant the group. topics hold the most Interest for granted to SCC through the gostomnies. for a second-year project to re.nalnded the same as last year. That's a Be, too," the Sanford medical source said. They've Panel members set Sept. 28 members of that age group, Florida Department of b eendoing gastrostomnies on patients (at SsmIN4e Memorial bring Instruction and corn- as the date for conducting In- Johnson said. Education In connection with panlonship to Isolated senior terviews with representatives g the 1964-65 Elementary. Hospital) since I was In (medical) school In 1953. These charges "This Is continuin citizens through the use of of the seven companies. 'Three education," are com etely unfair. They're just there For one reason to pl Secondary (ESA) he pointed recording tapes. make him look bad." final candidates will be chosen "That's aconcept that was kind "We think it's g,"j() insoo enter into Raymond MIlwee, ad- and the uoard will The new regulations which went Into effect last November of hard to sell at first. It's adult said, "because in most cases Around The Clock provided that patients who had gadrostoniles performed 4.A Horoscope ............... 10B mlnlstrative assistant to scc detailed negotiations with those education, but t's also con- people say, 'Well, well set up a q fi f ................A President Dr. Earl Weldon, told ffrlflS untli a final selection Is tinuing education. But these busing service for (senior Bridge .................10.8 hospital uali ed or $130-a-month additional medicaid payments. C. The report, which was first obtained by the Florida TimesCa le ndar ..................6-ft Obituaries ................$.A the board that 10 architectural people are older. They don't citizens),' or 'Well, take 10 Union, was prepared by Dr. Matthew E. Morrow of Jacksonville, Comics ............... ...15-B Sports .................1S.11.A firms responded to mailed The Isolated senior citizens want a course In third-grade years and build a rapid 10.8 TelevIsion .................5-A invitations and newspaper program, which was begun last reading or sixth-grade math. system.' Well, what transit formerly a medical consultant for HRS. are they Editorial .................4.A Weather ...................S-A advertising on Phase IV. The year under a federal demon- They want something that's going to do between now WW Morrow Said that one of the patients who had the feeding tube Dear Abby .................1.8 Women .... ........... 14-B project is expected to Include straflonai grant, Is a unique going top them from day to then ?- CABERNET SAUVIGNQN 3 41 SIN -- MD,. SEPT. 15. 5 TIl. 6PM. LOUNGE REGISTERS LOCKED- ALL SALES Public Safety Director Gary Kaiser went from $16AW to 817,5M. 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EXTRA DRY POUILLY FUISSE 4.99 COW DUCK. SPK. BURG. N.Y. STATE UEBFUUMILCH 2.99 !' 'iwS,.0 AMLS1CASFINIST FOR IIOYIMS BEAUJO LAIS I •4MI.s1 SOAVE-VALPOLICELLA 2.99 42.95 $ ZEU.ER SCHWARZE KATZ 3.49 s? STill CASE LAMBRUSCO 2.69 SLANCDI $71 MAGNUM LAMBRUSCO SEAL m.c S49 A 4 I' GO / _ SYLIY.IONgo MOUUN ROUGE 1108 71 9. • SNI 94F °[Nt LOINUISY 590 9. m DEVONSHIRE Talked And. ______ sus CHIVY LkjROYALE scorns 11 SCOTCH Its sight & It s 5fSit at. 197 4 IT. iOUAIMTY NIGNIS IUV1O ____ happen...' They Talked And NU1IVIO JACQUES IONUT Herald Sheriff John E. Polk today annotmced realgnauons, promotina and volving 18 men in what Is believed to be the la rgat personnel shakeup In Polk's eight years as Seminole Coimty sheriff. Polk said aUth. moew are .cttv. CMI. 1, ad aims ire pest of a_ . oftodifferdivinlmstportms*sotheypperisi ai variom jft Polk said two c'saini and a sergs ha,, raip,d h r-Igi'ed so be cm upend met. ti with his family and pims to eider the bn.hius world. Vinton ham with the atierlif's dePirIflISId for seven y,ar Capt. U. Krin chief of detectives, said ha Is rigto retir, for the second time. Iris has been with the de1msid . . Ance 1157, darting as a road p*olman following his r.tItaiiiiuI m U.S. Navr with the rank ci dof Potty fro By El) PRI(11rT after 30 to pay for legal services In fiscal 1VM-fl. Commissioners also jumped to about $30,000 yearly. At that time, legal services We years service. Herald Staff Writer Ifldividuslly agreed that hiring an In.homs legal staff is provided by Thom Rmnberger's law firm. Capt. J.Q Galloway, bead of the wlm.it5 ad emu preferable to the present method of paying legal fees to the "Now," Hattaway aid, "we seen to have come full circle." division. earlier amo.mcod his retiresuedeftadive Sept. 30. Seminole County Commissioners Tuesday night talked a lot Fresnan firm and to Alley Alley & 8Th. of Tampa. Last year, Seminole taxpayers dished out about $301,000 Galloway joined the sheriff's department In 1111 after serving as about creation of an hihoune legal department but failed to take County Commissioner Sid Violin Jr. said It is the corn- legal services. Freeman's firm c011ected $115,000, whileforthe county constable for a nesnber of yexe. the necessary legal action that would terminate the services of mission's Intent at some future date to take formal action remainder wont to Alley Alley & Blue and to other attorneys for a g, Cowdy Atty. Tom Freeman and labor attorneys Alley Alley & nesary to create the department. VihIes did not specify when special servicee. Polk said Sgt. Edward Fages Is being piomnided to lleidenant Blue. and will be In charge of the w .4s and cot. division. that will happen. Freeman was hired after Democrats captured the majority Itectjve John Fuller becomes a sorgeed In wanant& Until formal action Is taken, Freeman and the $90hour But Kwlatkowikl said If the terms of his proposal are to be position in 1974. Detective U. George AbIj will take over sa .ct chief of labor attorneys are MIII under contract with Seminole County. met, It will have to be soon. Initially, Kwlatkowskl said he preferred the present system. detectives, Polk said, and patrol U. R.C. Patter 1111 fill the spot Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, at a news conference on "It's got to happen somewhere between now and Oct. 1, If Page IA being vacated by Abbgy. Monday, called for hiring a legal staff. Kwlatkowikl presented his board members want to get this off the ground. We have to do i .wwyv .. wuuaui rwjsu I. iw 10 plan at UN night's meeting, but the Democratic commissioner soon as possible," Kwiatkowski said. In the patrol division. agreed today no formal action was taken. When Tuesday's discussion got under way, Kwlatkowskl said Newly promoted detective SgL D.C. Lobe will head the; "The board did not officially adopt the plan," Kwlatkowikl he wasn't action Was needed for adoption of what burglary squad, the poaitioq now bold by Ho n. said this morning. "That was not done." Vthlm labeled the "Kwiatkowski P113." Vthlen said after the Detective Dung HIdb, Now sped to the vice squad, will What the board did was agree to leave $140,000 In the budget meeting a motion was needed. become sergeant in charie of the fr. division and will be Vlhlon said the $140,000 was "left In for creat)ón of a legal added by de im Brantley, Now puty J rage and water patrol department at some future date." oer During Uw lengthy meeting 'onsrdisagreed over Deputy J.M. Patton goes to the range and water patrol of new poIftl4i. department. At one point Cs.wnlulon QTalrnssn Mike Hattaway Polk said dst.ctive R.E Wingir 01 the burglary squad saidftwould b tar foaco dads Mm at than to aiprlvat bees In ColoraIo being U30of..4totbs bmwgIa*y iqd' Hattaway said the county would be "better oW' to place a law are J.F. Bewe5t, David Dugidd and Don Win, according to the firm on retainer for about $5,000 a month. But the chairman also ouncement today by Polk. ann The Seminole County Commission Tuesday night firmed UP said he would agree to creation of a legal department If that's Burglary squad detective L.M. Ford Is being transferred to an $l8.3.mlIllon budget to run county government next year. The what the majority of the board desired. the patrol division and detective C.R. Brown to the vice squat new budget means no tax increases for Seminole citizens. Commissioner Dick Williams agreed on a legal staff, but he Polk said all transfers within the department were requested At a public hearing attended by five persons, commissioners disagreed on the dollar amount. Williams said two attorneys can by th e men Involved. agreed tea few last minute changes to the budget. Formal budget be hired for about $60,00 a year. Kwiatkowski said It will take adoption Is icheikiled for next Tuesday. At $lknhlllon. cttIUflS $100,000, while Hattaway figured salaries al about $95,000. will pay $5.37 for each $1,000 worth of assessed taxable property Hattaway, who last week lost a re-election bid to political valuation. newcomer Bob French, also criticized Republican CornIncluded In the budget are five per cent pay hikes for ______________________________ missloners Williams and John Khnbrough for exploiting the county attorney Issue. SCA Wins $20,IS0, Page f..A Hattaway said he called for creation of an In-house legal staff on Feb. 77,1973. At that time, Hattaway said, the county's legal county's 5 workers and a $1,436 yearly pay raise for , of bill was about $16,000 a year. After Kimbrough and Williams five county commIssIoners. Al present, a commissionet A local medical source said today that a date report charging failed to support Hattaway In 1973, the chairman said the bill soon iioe yearly, Sanford Dr. Kenneth Wing with Inserting feeding tubes Into the s wursor pay woa Will u ueviueu on meru. ii a superstomachs of 30 elderly nursing home patients after medicaid visor disapproves an Increase, It will not be granted. Also, Pat regulations were changed to Increase payments to such patients G lisson said today about 30 employes will receive exceptional was "a bald-faced lie." merit increases, which are 10 per cent. "Dr. Wing would never do that," said a source faznfflr with Glisson, the director of the Office of Management Analysis Wing's medical practice but who wished to remain anonymous. and Evaluation (OMAE), said as far as he Is concerned, last "ft's a bald-faced lie. It's just a trend of the times everything's night's perusal of the budget completes this year's task. Final By KRIS NASH expansion of the college library attempt to aid older persons day." 'down with doctors' and make then look bad." adoption Is Just a formality. Herald Staff Writer and construction of vocational who live alone with no means of At present, Johnson said, two Officials of the Department of Health and Rthabllltatlye For the first time this year, the county commission evaluated classroom and shop facilities, transportation and virtually no tapes have been made and will Services (HRS) said Tuesday they planned to set up a committee A preliminary field of seven plus general-purpose human contact, Johnson said. soon be sent out for critiquing of doctors to Individual departmental directors and recommended pay In. Investigate whether the surgical gastotoetomnies creases or decreases. architects was named by the classrooms and laboratories. "They have the programs by local seniors. The tapes deal performed by Wing were justified. Seminole Community College County Exec. Asst. Roger Nleswender Is budgeted for a $3,000 Among the seven companies that use books," Johnson said, with how to make a house Wing, medical director of the Sanford Nursing and con. pay raise, bringing his yearly salary to $28,000 ayear. Glisson, (SCC) board of trustees chosen by the board for in. "but we felt the tapes would be secure against break-Ins (from valescent Center, was unavailable for comment at his office who earn3$23,100 a year, is scheduled for a five per cent pay raise Tuesday night for consideration dividual interviews on the better because theY provide Uie a script written -by law en. today. But tM doctor maintained In an earlier reply to the HRS on his anniversary date. The same Is true for County Develop- In the proposed $2.25 million project are Sanford architects human contact actually forcement offIcers) and various findings that the operations were performed only on patients In mint Director John Percy. Percy presently earns $19,300 a year. Phase IV segment of the Eoghan. Newman Kelley and hearing a voice and because types of fraud and confidence need of them because of problems that prevented swallowing. 6000 SAT.. M. Is 69 .'. COMMISSIONER KWIAThOWSKI: 'It's got to to.create an In-house legal department. GIN ouwivv rnGsls KIJAFA TEQUILA I REPEATER . 1 39 .SU1IY ___ . CLAn? P'S • MITIlUS OUMTITRIGM1StSylO 1 24 IL CHAMPAGNE-COID DUCK ANJOU ROSE BEEFEATER 6000 FRI, SEPT. 17 WUPON VODKA CANADIAN OLD FLORIDA PREMIUM OR RUM LIGHT CANADIAN DARK 1 _ 7795 . 388 I' 599 69.951 QT. I IT. FINE IMP. WINES t IL SCOTC SatiIv G000WtD.. SEPT. 15W/COUPON STANLEY CANADIAN OLD 8 YR. KY. BRB.I SACMDI UT. 52.6$ RIUGAL RUM QT. 61.75 CANADIAN CLUB QT. 56.15 GILIEY GIN LIANW000 CANADIAN UT. 521$ UT. 57.95 HEAVEN HIU SD' JACK DANIELS aaca UT. $LS$ OT. 13.18 kLI$LfRBLEQ UT. 83.88 BEEFEATER GIN WILLOCH & LADE scow. UT. 50.95 CANADIAN L.T.D. UT. 55.95 CRAWFORD scow. UT. 50.95 CUITV SANK scow. UT. 95.88 GRANT'S s,t scorn. (iT. $7.50 HARVEY'S scow. 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Kita TROPIC Rum ISLE 7. 4 Ø$I' Vur, No. fl-We&eeday. September 13 ltTh l, 7" on 9 3 a_799 Atw,,,m VODU ALI F I UV%RU Cow 2- 1 A911i 12 1 FAW SOUTI Y. TIMES 'R: "OLD IMITr' E ROYAL 0114 oz It 34 oz 24 14 of o • ot J1 J 385.00 269.50 150.50 139.90 139.00 139.50 118.25 109.50 115.00 115.00 109.50 49.95 12,9O 124 90' 01 159.50 a,i 149 50 11950 :; 4,49 01 It,' yq '; 104.58 83 95f' 3895 49.90 49.95 4295 po - Today - See CHARGES, Page 2* ' john who 'He's Sound As /eep'On Pos tmV1'*ctory Day CONCORD, N.H. (AP) A mystery man who did no campaigning has won the Republican congressional nomination in the 1st Bela Loses, Page 9-A District, and some say it's because his name has a Bicentennial ring to it. His name is John Adams. "We never saw Mr. Adams or read anything coming from him, so we just have no way to evaluate why people voted for him," said Ace Parker, campaign manager of Adams' chief opponent, Edward Hewson. Hewson, a newspaper columnist and insurance salesman from Windham, campaigned extensively. Adams, from Exeter, received 11,983 votes to Hewson's 7,895. Two other "unknowns" in the race Richard Ellis of Greenland and Calvin Warburton of Raymond scored 5,076 and 5,501 respectively, based on 98 per cent of unofficial returns. Adams issued no news releases, made no speeches and was unavailable to the media during his campaign. lie could not be reached - - for comment early Wednesday. "He's sound asleep," said his brother-in-law, Alan B. Maxwell Jr. Maxwell said Adams did not know he had won. Asked how Adams had campaigned, Maxwell said, "I think he called a couple of people he knew." Maxwell said his brother-in-law was 60 or 61 years old, had lived in Andover, Mass., until recently and once served in the Massachusetts State Senate. Other sources said Adams was an unemployed taxi driver and a disabled veteran Ed Howard, who lives across the street from Adams but rarely saw his neighbor, speculated that the name "John Adams" contributed to his victory in this Bicentennial year. "I think I'll change my name to Patrick Henry or George Washington or something," said Howard. But he also ventured that Adams may have won "because he didn't say anything. People are tired of talk." ti 'it1c r' p is ..ç ., . .' '•" *v. -. .. ji . t.5.. ...'• ' d. ... I - _.. i _ . .:- . .1,. •- . ...................... - - . •, . '': , '. ...• lit .- ..•._•_( ..-i -.• . P9 ZI 'TA ._ J. ,ri'. ,,teLr ... '1' ....i * j t'' '1.t. Il k tT 1 )11t1 i s.. tJ.Ig 4jt % 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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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 14, 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/c8483b22bce798794e99d38ce600c0a8.pdf 4ae630d3e47ef71930944855b18430d0 PDF Text Text I -. -------- !7 T!T _ lerild _____ I I 6+th Year, P40 20—Mondy, September 13, 17 Sanford, Florida Wit—PrIce 10 Cents Z Kwiatkowski: We Nee - I — il fit oun o %J r (T) By ED PRICKETT HenM Staff Writer "I County Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, at a specfaI news conference today, called for the ____ •.- 0-0 4 r•• I, r T -- W said bi vim ftthua "real Wdqfor the system, a real victory for the citizens." Kwiatkowski pointed out that he § VA M IL M z'== __ "Unftzmate1y, due to petty politics on behalf of one meinber, it was compiled by only one member — me," Kwiatkowsld said. M ig L > > ft&O* was the second commissioner assigned to examine the Issue. Kimbrough's recommendation was simils to Kwiatkowski's In that Kimbrougb advocated hiring two attorneys with $115,000 as the edinuMW cod of seftg up the new depart- p, T snd Kwiatkowski were appointed I , was (Iof4 his bid for re-election by political neophyte Robert FIh. •Kwlatkowskl said today that the county's legal requirementa q. 0 have been warped out of proportion namely through Incorrect WUCIIUIIiUCfl tion, litical Informa po IflithS, hearsay and the old unreliable mill." Kwiatkowski said his report Is hued on forms of legal repreasniation provided other counties. He said a maiorttv of d'.srtered)vernInetcounties nesin-beuse legal dulL a . '1 • (Herald phito by Tim Vincent) V I&WATER, WATER EVERYWHERE c to u~ 11 . U- U Inundated by water for the post two wui(s.Atotalof .90 Inch of rainfall in the area over the wukend and it was still coming down eerly this afternoon. 05 I 0 :0 9 2. 0117 . , 2 .2 18 4 1 2 SPRINGFIELD Mass. (AP) to determine whether an alleged plot to kill Sen. Edward M. Kennedy was serious merely "Idle, drunken talk." Thm persons tharged with conspiring to kill the Massachusetts Democrat faced Investigators j. -< ,• 0 & 0 tb g6 arraignment in court today. King, told The Associated Pre t was otferel so,coo to 0 a . r lX_ BO B help kill Kennedy while he campaigned here I to th ca M 0 W11 SK we go 0 0 W e . F ) >1 3 Pr I 8n during the weekend for renomination in the Massachusetts Democratic primary on Tuesday. King and Sandra R. Rondeau, 37, of Westfield, were released on personal recognizance after being booked Saturday by a district court clerk. The clerk originally had set Urbail Not ' e or Job 0 Avai County Atty. Tom Freeman said ft morning he will not apply for the attorney's position if county government opts for an In-house legal department as advocated today by Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski L.i,rrn 1.1 IF • £L. L2 ii Freeman S Call for a legal staff gives Republican commissioners the third •voteT needed reatea,legal department.ç "So,'I'm out, the 39-year-old attorney said "Abut the only thin that move Republican commissioners 'It's become a political football..., 4. at $,OCO each, but later h Robert E ident of Salvation Ain here, was jailed In lieu of $O, 000 ball J: Policemen said Sunday hat Uwe was possibility the whole ar twas a ana officer, who aged not to be identified, said It might have been 'Idle, drunken ta&" in an interview, said he met Wilts on Aug. 8 at the Salvation Amy Center and two days later was offered a chance to make "big • HARR" Today Around The Clock say will save taxpayers thousands of dollars in legal fees. Freeman as n under ire from Kimbrough and recently was asked to 'present a detailed explanation of $13,000 in legal fees paid Freeman's law firm otrajr.°" legal work Kimbrough was out of to today, but Williams said a switch to a legal department will be a "real ..._.Sr% police 4Z listed as a Ro Freeman: ........ +A Horoscope 4,11 ................. money.' Calendar ..................2-A He quoted White as saying: "You can make Comics .................... 8 V0,000 altogether. Ali you have to do is kill Crossword .................4-11 U.S.Sen. Kennedy... You get $3,000 down and Editorial ..................4-A after the job you get $5,000.11 Dear Abby ....... I-B Obituaries s Tele%rislon Weather Women 2-A .... 2-A 8----- •.: 9 P_ a ______________ .1 jo 1 six, P • tha 3 v k ' ,, g . '° a ' 1 J3 I $115,000 for next year, also. In addition the county last year paid labor attorneys Alley Alley & Blue W,000 for a grand total of more than $2W,M. "I don't think they (commisSiOners) will save money with a E . i j, • J - ' •• — ..••, . *. \' . i F rayer. —__________________ _____ Elm I — ____ m —I 0 —4 0 - I", rn -'- • j ______ — M ____ for the dramatic demonstrated as he and fib accomplices .. One of the hostages Los Angeles television consultant Rudy surrendered. Bretz —said after being released in Paris that he Intended to "OnoOfthehiJacerstheonewfthamouduche,tk this g 0 • volunteer as a defense witness If the hijackers were tried In the we tho'ight was a bomb — and It WLJ like cotton • dowels or tubes — •. 2...• (JpjtedSthtes. ' "•• The hijackers faced arraignment here today on federal air Metzger,35, of Nerw York, one of 53 passengers and crew released piracy charges They also may be indicted for murder In the In Paris. "( Then) he turned to us with a big smile and said, death ofa policeman killed while trying to dismantle a bomb they - That's show biz."' 0 Sam Edsall, 17, of Monroe, N.H., said the four men and planted at Grand Central station "1 w ish them well," said Warren Benson, a director of the woman hijackeci "were very nice except when they threatened b. the bombs might go off. They said they were doing it to get at'Then he turned to us with a big smile tention. One of tt*m even said to rne,,I,n1 sorry, but that,s life.- • Ro bert GoIdoteinof New York City said: "They kept teilingus (""Sid Photo by JSCQU@Iino DoWd) and said, That's show bis too See SXYJACI~ Page 3-A \ Saturday •';: W 0 I Last Day To 0 Atr 9 W-.41 The county attorney's position is a campaign issue, with both Democrat and Republican can.- Services. Under the legal department, Williams said he envisions hiring department head would be hired. That means the position would be advertised for, interviews will be held and a final selection made by the full commission. Prickett T Register Ah, but the quiet life of a high school football coach. Seminole's Jerry Posey might be quiet, but it's only on the outside at New Smyrna Beach as he dies on the inside when his team makes a ma' blunder in a 6.0 victory over Spruce reek of Port Orange. It all turned out okay, somehow, as the Seminole defense rallied to regain control • the Friday night game. Seminole has another chance to give Posey inner peace this Frida y night when it opens the horne season against Daytona Beach Mainland, one 0 e expected powers in District 6. • For Nov. 2 Election • • , position — a three to two vote — on the board in 1974. But the recent election upset which saw Commission Chairman Mike H tte ousted by political newcomer Bob French tflted the balance of power away from Freeman and Democrats sympathetic to his ca use. C ipping 2 - Z 11 4 • • . < -0 :L rn_ -4 M Freeman has been subject of criticism since he assumed the attorney's position shortly after Democrats assumed the majority . l NEW YORK (AP) — Passengers freed after 30 hours aboard a Arthritis Foundation in Tucson, Ariz. "They had nothing against jetliner hijacked by Croatian nationalists told a tale of fear for us, but wanted only to get their story across thtir lives but polite treatment by their abductors. "The most frightening Part of the hijacking was at the airport in The captives said the ordeal, which began Friday after their Paris when they had us huddle up tight around the bombe They plane left New York and ended Sunday in Paris, was sprinkled threatened to blow us up," said Noreen Collins, , a teacher from with humor and hunger and included some dissension among Belkrose, N.Y. "We were huddled there for 10 minutes." themselves as a Catholic bishop used the plane's intercom to offer The "bombs" turned out to li~-,fakes, as one hijacker with a flair rn> MM F__ ri — • 0 P", a. i- -, Ir IT :0 F '.' .1 § ____ 0 Xrp a :4 9 — Is 0 0 4 M 1 if 2 • go r lot U r ra t9 Wj[;a 9 1 the full board formally approves the than the current fee system. Freeman earns $20 an hour for legal Humor, Hunger, A Hug X mic •• didates advocating a system other • 10 CD !L — r4r. •. legal department. I've never seen government handle anything more cheaply than private Industry," Freeman said today. But, the attorney declared, "I intend to remain in private practice, d I will t be available new POSRaJ. Freçnan said he "standsready to help the board In any way that will be befic1al." Freeman' said it will not be necessary to submit a resignation is services will cease when went on to say that a legal staff can be hwed for abeut $7o,Jo. Freeman collected $115,000 last year in legal fees. He had asked for THE SKYJACKING: 0 •. E MCI Ls 2 2 ZAP I 'm victory for the citizens." Williams re th, parking place at lite courthouse .,. the paatthree yesrs. He attributed growth, gait Um county's entering the utility business, collective bar regret about not being county atloss of sovereign Immunity, last year's jail fire and an increase in the torney is that I won' t have a parking the ntunber of legal requests forwarded to attorneys by place at the Le Freeman See LEGAL, page added. Commissatoners sioners Dick Williams d Kimbrough have ad; vocated creation t .9 9' Fin g 13 10 0 0 The Dernocratic commissioner am pobded out that Seminole County's legal requirements have Increased tremendously during Was KillnKennedy Plo, 'Idle, Drunken Talk?' M M I k $I LeRoy King pmpares to put a homemade bridge across the rain water at the home of his grand. mother, Mrs. Corals* Johnson, 1100 Pine Ave., Sanford. King said the lawn of the home has been M !L 2 U i W a me. I propond that (a legal department) _ __ ____ regret thangeof mind a "victory for ?-1P _ I'll that I won't have ;S sincie that has bw the xiltion of um Wmmissfam John Kkabrough and Richard Williams. Kwistkowoltisaid all kW services can be pvMW for about $IXX a year. Lad yew,Freeman's law fim and Aft, Alley 6 ?I IL ___ _ :•i 'The only thing ___ ____ ______________ TOM FREEMAN: 66to Kwiatkow&I add be ip opting for an In4hou" legal Of Of the caff become a PoUtical football," Kwiatbwski dedared. Z -- I creation of an in-house department and recommended that the legal services of County Atty. Tom Freeman and labor attorneys Alley, Alley & Blue be terminated by Oct. 1, 1 a Lego epar men y • • I.,,., • •: - -- - . - --- •— —• ••- - 't'- ffr4•..5rMw �0111 1* IL sli - . . I _. LT " ~ .. _i . 1 I Vt t I. NAVON I I -. I f_ I .- _~ _. Opt I . . 5, - NBREF - 9I i 1i '• UAW Leader P.ulmlstIc Of Settling Dls put. . 1 ______ United Auto Workers DETROIT lAP) President Leonard Woodcock rettwns to the bargaining table with Ford Motor (. today, but as he has little ape of avoiding a natlonwide strike at midnight Tuesday. ares los*, long way apart, and It does not look good" he a UMW local Stmday. Woodcock Indicated that a weekend of noprogress contract talks led him to sound tile most penlrnistic note yet about the bargaining. (.bmpsny netIstors had no comment. With the strike deadline approaching_rapidly, bargainers are trying to reach agreement on a new contract setting a pattern for the entire auto industry. If there Is no settlement by then, the UAW i*t It will call 170,000 Ford workers in fl states off the job. In Thurmond Backs Ford will carry PPeSIdIII most of the South became Jimmy Carter "doesn't stand for what Southerners stand for," Sen. Strom Thur. mond, ____ R-S.C., sId Saturday. Thurmomi toii a news conference that Carter, the Democratic Presidential nominee, Is cont rolled by big labor bosses, wants to cut defense spending and wants to enlarge the power of the federal government. VIking 'Stuck' PASADENA, Calif. (AP) -The mechanical arm of the VikiIng ng 2 lander is stuck between the openings of two small laboratories, preventing, at least temporarily, the beginning of experiments to determine whether organic matter Is present at the Martian landing site. flkIi project manager Jim Martin said today that the scoop on the end of ___ ic up a sample the arm had successf ully pked of soil and delivered part 01 It. ij I 2 Arm J q V RLD . t Hard Line Vietnam Policy Allows For Soviet Strength BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) - The U.S. government's hard line toward Vietnam Is a major foreign policy blunder that Is allowing Soviet influence to strengthen its toots in Hanoi and Is forfeiting a chance to maintain a balance of power in Southeast Asia, a number II: h ' U C. of senior diplomats, Thai officials and other experts on Indochina say. Washington's ft Americans missing in the Vietnam war before normalization of relations can take place is repeated insistence that Vietnam account for regarded, in the words of one senior Western diplomat, as "window dressing" to soothe American public opinion the presidential election year. "It's obvious that an American presence In Indochina will be an important equation in the balance of power in the region among the Soviet Union, China and the West. And it will be welcomed by the Vietnamese, although on a controlled basis," the Western diplomat said. "But the West Is losing time." t3 pl .1 th a w Trinidad Elections Today PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (AP) t) 'J : 1; . I ' tI 1L Ili Ai rd'! II MIAMI (Al') -AnAirFtecnjcl,QI light aircraft collided in mSda1r over Lake Oketchobc today and crashed is riemit area, the Mr Forte Lid. There was no Immediate word on the hate of the Yle twoman crew or the Ught plane. ecceanti. P.esc'ae gaits were es reide to the men. rta Th ., abc hut ' " . - Planes Collide 1i i ca1 ____ AJ.. ih lenin:!, Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m. dabliues (ks ad 4Z No I'orada AL, 7:30 P band iom. Ms wish cowse 7:30 Hew to fee to 0$ p.m.; fee $IL Register with Seminole CTW1Y Cdflep regletrer prior to date. "Nz fit Use and W" 74 p.m 11$ fee. Register with Sornbnt OiunviiIy College regletrer. ifegie, g1 bi 4 Hod" if wish cow.., 7:30 p.m. intruded 8tdon; menity CoUsi, rijetr's cce. Class 10w, WwuLcow.sferthoe. with llhtlsorno galtar, 7:30 pm., kithwk Coennenity College, $15 fee. Register prior to class with S ___ _________ , _______ ___ _________ - ____________ __ __ ___ ____ take even huger, runb.rIng cowt to open them. Odles sald di bill would not ___ ___ Itift _ __ __ ___ :. 44nowo ____ to get the Florida $unthjne 1w apply to the Cabinet omcss, a puue1" they send did'i ___ - __________) IN BRIEF They Got Away 'Clean,' ___ ___ __ LDRD6 AX f0ppW-1101111119M is gg u, $ p.m., 1301 W. First at. (dosed). i. ,, fl.m., over Baptist Qiwth, ____ Mary. .4 Cory ab Roods, I (b& V ' For At Least 3 Hours DEFUNIAK SPRINGS - Four prisoners __ who escaped from county jail here early Sunday and were free for only three hours, were probably the cleanest escapees on record. The four, who tunneled their way out, apparently went back Inside to shower and U I change before embarking on their bid for freedom, according to Walton County Sheriff Sam Campbell. "They went to a whole lot of trouble for the little time they were out. We caught 'em all about three hours later," Campbell said. (hOes sald thet the federal croL hill requires about 5 he .. t. Seminole y Cow OWN federal agencies, primar il he y p t federal bill in few begin, 7p.m., Room Pd, main cempit Regldrethtm CONSJ7TIJ7JON WEEK reg" y agendas, conduct with the hIa nembir with 50C registrar. Suford Mayor Lee Moire signed a proclamation moot 01 their dedslon.making 01 senotors, congressmen and 1V)AY, 8EPRM5I 14 ,his morning deulpatlug the week of Sept. 17.23 as FOcea in pithc. tWII5I O' Sealed LaL.ebe Leegno, $ p.m lane of Mrs. agencies 'When Watergate came National Cmmstkatles Week Is commeniorstion .1 " Michael Bragit Groop leader V.1 Orr. 1plc: notritlon Marchant Claims Backers er golagtobeabieto along It helped focus the the sipingof the Cosatitntlonol the U.S..0I ept• 17 a and med bOM clo.eddoorsto dangmrsolseaicyanddoe,d 1757. Looking on is Mn. Mary E. Tour Winier Spra Jayceee, 7 p.m., VFW building. 17. Nance, make deciMoru that aMid the declslon.miklng," he said. represe'iflng the Salle Harrison Chapter, National TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Travis MarOvei.shes Aas,..ees, 7:30p.m., Florida Power & s critical UN we Society of the Daughters Of the American The bill requires federal riders ps*& confidence chant, facing a runoff with Senate Dempsey In Barron, says a lot of votes given the thirdRevolution. (See Around The Clock, Page 4-A). Paula sesyssue, agencies to keep verbatim gOvehlulled .14 A 7:30 p.m., CasaeTh.rmy Corn. _______ place finisher were from anti-Barron people mlty United sm in. mcteia the all Methodist Church, 17-ft law who will turn to Marchant. "Since Tuesday plays a very important role In "&gi PsiMhs," 740 p.m., Seminole Cornw f" night the phone hs been ringing off the hook mwutr Colle*e, $15 fee. R4eF with registrar prior to The Florida mhthi Law, class. K with people who worked for Sant Mitchell enacted In 1307, was one of the telling us they were now going to support me," Ver table Gr. Sehu (pea control), 7:304:30 ____ first ench meutwes In the p.m., Mtajno,g SprIjge Civic Cedar. Coaponiored by Marchant said. 'tIon. It has been copied by a seming. unty gricuiturai Extension service. nwnber 01 ether stata, and 4 Thrlda Florida oMclals have been WEDNDAY, STJI3M U ___ 11 Die On Highways called to other dates to qphhi Altemeote Wen's Oak covered dish membership WASHINGTON (Al') - Haunted by d.11Ifl German colony, already has accepied that t ltchio* 11 aim, Altamonte QvIc Cater. Cor4al tMg. how It worta. 01 Soviet intervention,Secretary of 51.1. Henry mineral.rlch Land can become a state by the end The Florids law requires all By The Associated Press A. Kissinger is Oft to southern Mho wn dma. public bodies to medIn the The deaths of six persons In two separate )ee proposals for dousing the rising fInnes 01. But South African p Minister John Open and give public notice accidents at Panama City has boosted black-eMe war. Verde?. governmnant would like to hand over beforehand. Members of all __ Florida's weekend highway fatalities count to The shodterm goals be has defined for power to a grui of its own pot tribal cigefa. The pUbliC asndes are forbidden to ___ iic both publicly and privately are: , at least 11 victims, isirs high low the highway TU)AY'8 TW patrol says. United Nations, inclaling the United States, say 'd1e di Dsyteoa Ieak: nigh U:ZS - To ad t a negotiating fu In iNch the banished Sooth West pJ discus official business, 72. P 1-'ijh .10 inch. Partly cloudy. Scattered a; lows 5:0 a.m. and 1:11 Rhodesia's white rulers would arrange Ckg.nlxMIon, SWAPO, mid be allowed to wbetheraquorwn is; rewgof alteruses and e.a1.g an,. p.m. Maddox Wants On Ballot peacef ully to transfer power to the black participate as authentic repreemidatives of the DDL dmrakewer, ever the hesdir Port (veij No l2iis majority within two years. imfttu ue west teed ascii.. ad a.m.; Isis 1:41 am. aid 1:47 The United States, working with a consortium - To urge the Vorder government to ORLANDO (Al') - Former Georgia Gov. 1011111111Y 101 AW elorly 11 01 allied, commonwealth and other Madly recognize that its policy of apartheid, or Pan. Lester Maddox, presidential candidate of the showers aleeg the ead ceest. Saypsit HIghs 4:31 ta aid nations will be reedy to underwrite this process separate racial development, Is "Incompatible American Independent Party, will follow the [au aInIyiddaidupporN, 8$4 p.m.; Is,, 11:30a.m. aid with multiblflión.dollar often to guarantee with any concept 01 human dignity." Kissinger, lead of owth to low no "GIL Eugene McCarthy and sue to get on 11:11 p.m. Rhodesia's 270,000 whites gM4 lass of assets struck by the turmoil that has swept South Africa Florida's ballot, a spokesman says. and to help the six million black Rbo4'•'ts with since June with a known death toll exceeding 300, a huge prerju of investment after In- has said, "No system that leads to periodic dependence. upheavals can pomibly be jid- nor can It lid." - To orgsitIe a constitution-writing parley NOTES He will be pressing Verder as he has done for the Narnlblan people, formerly known as before "to take am-a" the conscience of soidh.Wed Africans, In which exiled as well as humanity even while recognizing that the SEPTEMBER11 _•--I- Thomas authorized political soups would take part. proctag of evolutionary and peamul change win AD$fI08 Kimberly Walker Soft Africa, whl* Mill rules that onetime take time." Sanford: wl1I. Attaway Pinkie . Theresa Jones, DeBary Miry GoIIsgh.r Sanford residents have a chance at I tonight Inez Bedsole Orange Qty SaW, Perry comment on the city's proposed tax rate 010.30 for each DCRARGy.8 Kathryn Senghas $1,000 of assessed property valuation. Sanford: Robert Smedley, Deltona This year's proposal I. slightly lower than last year's Lelab Bradley CASSELBERRY - tonight at7:30as City Cow fund budgets jar the coming Henna Swarthout, OnIon. $6.33 tax rate - because Sanford taxpayers have finally Eugomüe Branan Protesting city residents are gives final consideration to a fiscal year. el George Nealy, Lake Monroe paid off a 40-year-old "boom time" debt dating back to the William Denyou again expected to turn out en 4.84 mill city property tax and Since several hundred Marv in Riggs, Osteen late 'lOs and early '30s. th ri Ca e masse for public hearings the utility fund and general residents attended the first ne ibberd D1SCHARG Also on the agenda for tonight's meeting is report P lip hi Marshall hearing to voice their op Sanford: from City Attorney Vernon Mize on the city of Sanford's Earilne Perdue Position to the city's first Mary Anderson suit against the city of Lake Mary over property both Paul Piety property tax In its 36-year Marie Gunn cities claim. Carl Rogel history, the Council has been Ruth Mangum Sanford city commissioners will also consider several Ferdinand Ewers, DeBary reconsidering its budget James Miller requested rezoning and a proposed reclassification of Worick Hancock, DeBary proposal and according to an Rosin. Volpi salary levels In the water, sewer and maintenance Neil M&nning, Deltona informed source Is expected to Katie Willis departments. Richard Bar bier, Enterprise come up with a tax rate lower Deborah Fisher, thuluota Gall Rosman, Longwood V than the advertised 4.84 mills. Olga Selke, Deliona (Continued From Page IA) Council will also consider an Augusta Leymann, Deltona ;,.1 commissioners and the county's admlmstrahlye staff, amended proposal by H.l. Mary Vetter, Dalton. I II#I I1'1 W VV YVV W 0 Kwiatkowski said the attorney's position is too important to Henmm relating to bond Mrs. 1OIUI (Dixie) Pickman remain "a political football." The commissioner said he favors refunding, and consider and & girl, Deltona removing the position from politics. adopt an ordinance annexing Kwiatkowski said new attorneys could be hired and outside the Casselberry Elementary. SEPTEMBER12 legal help could be contracted for as the need arises. South Seminole Middle School ADMLIONS Kwiatkowski said the two in-house attorneys would be hired In and Leonard Casselberry Sanford: Assistant Manager Hector SAN ANTONIO, Tel. (AP) much the same manner as department chiefs are chosen. properties. George Arnold Perez A freak accident has left a said, "they kept calling Applications will be submitted for review by the personnel Ar thur Davis young soldier and his bride of and calling all afternoon." departnent, with the final decision left t he ((flhs4). The agenda for tonight's 7:30 Nancy Mosley Perez said he finally notified five weeks dead in their Kwiatkowski said he felt an Initial saving would result for meeting has back to back Public Ralph Nixie 1•_____.. •. . Statzer about 4:30 p.m. Carbon monoxide apartment. uveraii, nowever, ne said an Ln-bouse legal staff would neanii$ on we budget for Dorothy Reardon "We knocked on the door and gas Is suspected as the killer. not continue to represent savings to taxpayers over the long run. fiscal 1976-77 and the tax Walter Scott Police identified the couple as nobody answered," Perez said. .- s for the new year of 2.85 mill Henry Stanlnmetz Jeffrey Machi, 21, and his 18. "So finally the manager ($2.15 per thomuand dollars of Edna Stmpf opened the door with his master Diana, formerly year-old wife. assessed property valuation.) key. The door had been of Orlando, Fla. residents , Steven Rothchild Is to discuss According to the apartment fastened with a chain lock" The Coadusloa . a returned lane, arriving about the siW ordinance while a complex manager, the young Perez said he and Statzer put Is being made by MRS. ROSE LINDSLEY JsueeBu"ldseemedf,,,,ej 1:30 am. after borrowing 50a request couple moved Into the three- their weight against the door to Philip Blake to have an office cents In bus fare from 1111 destined to be just mther face room second story apartment snap the chain. Once Inside, the at 551 E. Saniando springs Mrs. Rose Lillian Llndsley, I. the crswi, briefly glimpsed policeman she Ask George C. Hearn Friday with two pet cats also strong odor of gas almost InSide the apartment, Joanne Drive rezoned from B-i 23, Of Deltona, died Friday In sad quickly forget -UW a found dead. The bodies were overwhelmed diem. DeBary. She was a native of confronted with a scene of business district to cornmornest of horror os a nonoy discovered Saturday. Ohio. mor.Iag last reek Jeanne's horror. The baby's mutilated mercial. The city's La nd Manager Jim Statzer said Mrs. Mackb was found clad She Is survived by a son Planning Agency turned down body lay on the floor. ,, , Macki told him they had been only In a pair of white leans, a The New All In The 1r AJd F. Lindaley of Doe of the first officers on the the request. and partially devoured by her married five weeks and moved face down on the bed. lying Sunshine State Mortuary, . FLOR I DA starvift Pet cermag eperi. scene was Bill Connally, Orlando. to San Antonio from Machi, clothed In green khaki A citizen Is to ask that 370 So. Hwy 17 92, Casselberry, Fla rat, Juan retorsed to her red-b", freckled cop I1.. sidewalks be installed from Sanford, Is in charge of I ~ Mackb, a private in the Army, pants, was sprawled face upon I arrangements. , bright eyes and a quick Just North of Highway 4i6 iaplh.r walkup for duty was to have reported the kitchen floor with part of 11311(1 Hills subdivision off "What flappened?" Connolly Is what she faad trnIH...... did against the wall. his back over the weekend. When he flL&UUJI 1IUU 10 11 his partner, Al Dwyer, not, Army personnel began At 7a.m. Labor Day, Joanne aand Shadow Hills for children Police Investigator Bob telephoning the apartment told police, she at cot for sked Joanne when they met walking to di Woodlands Elesaid the couple p, Urban outside the aparthieiit. manager. rnentary School; to be conBellevue to pick up her ha rUy died when gas from an "The dog ate my baby," she sidered is the mutual posaessloai. She said she left repileil. aid open-ended Pipe located the buby beh ind beca.ue it was agreement with the county fire beneath -their directly 'is the baby dead?" department, revised plans for a cool morning and she was window was drawn bathroom Jcsnoe told dim. " the Longwood Professional &w of the dWd's JOW4ICed into the apartment, vowlltlsin. she put ttie Infant on saw the baby's ftu(jes tW,s Building and reports from District Fire Chief Greg district counci lmen, Mayor the nag on the floor, with t.e how I know." Trevino said the exhaust pipe "Why did you leave the baby Junes R. Lonnann and City crme from a 100-gallon water 0 Attorney Ned Julian Jr. "From everything I've there? heater in a storage room I left the baby on the floor bard, I really believe OW she directly beneath the couple's 1 the baby with the dog for with the dog toiwotectit," was apartment. Trevino said the If 710'N 144 UIY protection," said Belleeva's the answer. exhaust fumes were probably Walsh. on i hug trip Sr carbon monoxide, deadly Joanne was charged with But Mnhatlan 01st. Ally. • ,.cstlss, odorless gas, which were pulled Rbert Morgenthau was to say cMWW negligence. into the apartment by a draft. p Later: "she eazid have taken Said DIM. Ally. Morgenthan: potJc the baby to the hospital with "We have asked for her. Other parents take their psychiatric e ninatbon. U It children with then when they Shows she did not know what ti 1776 . don't have someone to watch she wis doing at the time, we the child." % might not Vv-cute. DU ur . FWNJoanne said the Bellevue concern Is to protect other, . BICEN'I'ENNI.A1L i property office had not opened children (ruin criminal ''°'' °•" \.. _1976J when she got there and that she neJge" °'&"*, 1 _ ______________ _ _____ _ ______ _____ is s in g e r Has H Of Dousing War'Flame Co _ __ WEATHER -- HOSPITAL Tax Rate Airing Casselberry Protesters Du e Legal Department Urged For County tha_ mu: I By BOB LLOYD Herald Stalt Writer - - - AREA DEATH CALL 834-8776 -_.- - DISCOVER AMERICA : t I. ~ . -- F . - ' 'I ~zI 1. " :_ ____ I recovered one of the radios In C.B. Pagan Jr. E-nen, Wider ftfto Beth ,,atrad charging beeglary and Allanwot, *thp. I the adjacent railroad yard. Sheriff's depidisi, alerted by were charged with burglary. Temy wed to the redneam larceny. a citizen, arrested three per. In ether wiMsnd ends, &urii?s londlgders today whothe family dipped fir Early today burglars sons early today in comasellan Charles y Sanford p RussellHeaver, 30, were probing the reported fuel and w mlar*d r* probing weshend burglaries in wtiahod a window to enter the I: ot. Aye., IaIIgWOOII, was abbary 01 two men .1 Green away because Ma twin IN 11h which ss In two-way radios Seminole High School ban- the laundry room at St. Johns held withod bond at caod, Jail Acres c.ffip( JosSd, Pored was dill in the funily car, 4' and 11,0 in hand Igotraneegs droam, P° Village Apartments, 510 Oxford on a v'kin of probation (my. Dsmgja. P. May, It end ficers mia off iIc were stolen. Address glum Road, Fern Pat with P charge. Days residents of the Reid, 1$, Invidigatora said a security equipment and "selected" st Perry Thomas and Stsy Michael Kierdoid, 30, they Sher 's a Itc. P. he. leek de guard discovered a breakin instrUrnentL deputy GA. Bars reported they 01 Winter Park, was Jailed In were robbsd at eIaga point of little 71ommy beem edits be early Sunday at Ado Train, found these men In the laundry lieu of $5,050 bond on a felony j by f spent several heirs With Detective Sgt. Bill IN e, of Persimmon Ave. In which said apparently the burglars marijuanapc -.uion charge bed osrlkr been lda4 allb4Ng Parker's family until a: yeggs pried open a door at the "knew exactly what they alter sheriffs deputies said were pkd up by the Cassslbsny Mend .f the shop foremen's office. police wanted." A 17-year-old bey was toned they fommd naljama In. ado mmy alitord, 5, of Oiftdi for the t: Utlie To said the office was ransacked over to state Juvenile nvvkedInatrcaccIdsstat CUfl.-d and fy was on Ma way to Fumith Police were also In- authorities and six VHF portable two-way U.S 1742 and 8R7. Fort Lauderdale today to Join missed Tammy - . radios and a desk calculator vestigiting a reported briakin Jailed In Hem of $10,050 bond DoW inn a. SwK It. 1314 his pmob Aw bsonft AMW on the Sombloo Pat. • were stoke. and theft of office equipment at each were Kirk Las Devurt, E. Notre Dam, Drive, separated from the family way for refreshemoats and 1.ii4, and William Police said security guard Sanford Grammar School, ii, oi minin,4, Springs, bald in lies vlce discovered tIny re sheet a a nigig __ ___ Stevan A. Perkins later according to Detective Capt. Elroy Bennett, 1$, 00 N. of 0,050 bond on a circuit cent statics at SR-US aM 14, cld, depetiw ad. . MAILMAN'S ... - - -.-- "... NIGHTMARE , -' ,... If you think this looks like a lot of mai lboxes for one little house, you're right. r -- - - '-- .. --. 0' -to ' I ' " ' ~_ .. 0 `__ - occupants of The Building Number 10 are not expecting a mam- mum inu, UMIIVWFT# uva just happen tobe located ruexttothe2sboxeswtaich serve the businesses at the Sanford-Central .i rA _ ~ ~ ~~I --- t W - IL N7 . • - r i- ____ . ,, . •1, .... 'i,'r r.v . It 3 . '' '• ''k; \ % INerald plus, by Tim Vhucsnt) L4'. -.,' (";,X.. If u: • " L 41, .• . . 4.114, I Newfoundland and Icelad on Its flight to Parts. Thirty-five passengers were allowed to deplane In Gander. Sk j Passengers commented on switches between the polite and threatening behavior of their captors, particularly shortly before the hijackers surrendered. , "At the end,, they were up and down, very harsh," said Walter A Pens of Plainview, flI., "They threatened us repeatedly, saying A P U they were going to blow us all up." One of the hijackers. Julienne Buslc 71, won a parting hug from (Continued From Page 1-A) the plane's captain, Richard Carey, In tribute to her efforts to prevent panic among the passengers. they didn't want to hurt anybody ... they didn't manhandle "The woman terrorist told us her name was Julie," said Miss anybody or touch anybody. Collins. "She said one of the men was her husband (Zvonko Busic, "When they passed you In the aisles they always said 'Excuse 30, a Yugo.Iav-born waiter from New York). She spent most of the me,' or at other times 'Thank you.' It was really unbelievable." time in the cockpit, but she cane out from time to time and talked The situation appeared so grave, said the Most Rev. Edward to the passengers. She was more like a stewardess than a O'Rourke, Roman Catholic bishop of Peoria, ilL, that he offeredrg." general absolution to Catholics on board. But one passenger, Las Vegas television columnist Dick Maurice, said that made matters worse. He made the mistake of getting on the loudspeaker and giving general confession to everybody and what seemed like giving us all the last ni.. When he did that, panic set In," said Maurice. "Oh, my God, the people said around us, we are going to die," he recalled. urn 0r k 1 -- nd ., A . - - - - - %-J- Florida Airport. y ac .... "I ifI IJ. I P Hu TUESDAY 25 "& Cho .4 "I i,4~ , 1.1j, :::~ L 1 J% i 11 I ALL CASH SALSS - See RIO"", STEEN'S CLEANERS 11114011111 M- 0121 .. 414 SWORD AVE. SANFOUD "... In -P.,4s I,, -. -. fn n.en.p. wara - " Vr.V-.,4...l Vpfl UI .• %I ..J ,..tt.. VI NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE Including one man with diabetes who suffered from a shortage of food and water. "The food ran out soon after we left Mpntreal," recalled Miss Collins. "We were given sandwiches and soda at Gander. Later, the water supply ran out. But things could have been much worse." The plane had touched down briefly at Montreal, Gander, New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss, Grow More H air Killed By Gas Leak -- tAJ. Auto Train Targets For 8r16ii _* - ,.__ Mai', Sept. 11 M&."f . .I Schools, .4 Wi1uiiIflN (AP) -sen. c1s U Ih con losally Lawton Q1se (D.fla.) ms he be closed, and allows c1'ue to heuise a___ sen today ue minetea of clnicd m.,thi dp4 Ford under some motlàna. .jn.t. national The bill allows dICIIICII. dthi bill modeled alter VTtIkIIIg In secret If It SCtI Florida's Pioneer law. national security, Ford ihI+1u1ed a ceremony oescetlone or InVIgI"ne In the Whit. House Rose or could cause financial Gordo to M the tgu. speculation harmful to the 'Tm delighted that the eeuiny. kdual ithi. bill is finally A 4Iinen dIaled access to becom ing law," Chiles said. meetings for ppoue which "When I flet Introduced It In wore net 4-rniIod from the ad i I asfly thom It might would the r to ens in _____ ___ A Modern Traaedv Veteran Prime Minister Eric Williams and his People's National Movement (PNM) faced eight opposition parties in a general election today on the Islands of Trinidad and Tobago. Political observers said Williams' forces had the edge became of the multiplicity of opposition partie, ranging from moderate right in political complexion to far left. The voting is being held amid an economic boom, with oil production at 225,000 barrels of crude per day. But the anti-Williams parties claim the oil money hasn't filtered down to ftc people, that. roads, hospitals, transportation, electricity, water and housing are bad, and that the PNM has done nothing to improve them. pcH CALENDAR ' 1 In Sanford IN OM& 10, LI' 1' Isidaj IteaM, Saint, Pt, __ FOrd HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) ç I Sunshine B'611 To Become Law HOUSTON, Texas - If you don't suffer from male pattern baldness Ott can now stop your lair loss . . . and grow more hair, For years "they said it couldn't be done." But now a firm of laboratory consultants has developed a treatment for both men and women, that is not only stopping hair toes.., but is really growing hair! They don't even ask you to take their word for It. They In. vite you to try the treatment for 3l days, at their risk, and see for yourself! Naturally, they would not offer this opportunity unless the trutinent worked. However, it Is impossible to help everyone, The great majority of cases of excessive hair fall and baldness are the beginning and more fully developed stages of male pattern baldness The CITY OF OVIEDO proposes to increase and cannot be helped. But, If you are not already slick bald, how can you be sure what Is actually causing your hair loss' Even If boldness may seem to "run in your family," this is certainly no proof of the cause of YOUR hair loss. Hair loss caused by sebum your property taxes by 67.42% (1.78 mills above certified millage of 2.64 mills). can also run In your family, and many other conditions can cause hair loss. If you wait until you are slick bald and your hair roots are dead, you are beyond help. So. If you still have any hair on top of your head, and would like to stop your hair loss A public hearing on the increase will be and grow more hair ... now is the time to do something about it before it's too late. Loesch Laboratory Consulants, hic., will suppi) you with treatment for 32 days, at their risk, if they believe the treatment will help you. Just send them the Information listed below. All Inquiries are answered confidentially, by mall and without obligation. Adv. held on September 20, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall, City of Oviedo, Florida. NO OILIGATI3N COUPON To: Loc%h Laboratory Consul:anl% Inc. Box 66MI. 3111 Writ Main St. Houston.Tesas 77006 I am submitting the following information with the understanding that it will be kept strictly confidential intl that I am under no obliKatsun hatsocver. I now have or have had the foiIosing conditions: Does ,our forehead become oily or greasy? Wnw tin .11,, w.hn.' -. ;_j Do you have dandniffli- __ I:T 0 Does your scalp itch?. When' Does your hair pull out easil? Where? How long has your hair been thinning?.. Do you still have any hair on top of your hcad?___.. - Is/ Nancy K. Cox, City Clerk - - - - Attach any other information you feel may be helpful. ----•-----•-- ------ ClTY_ --._STATE-._----- ZIP , .. . , ~ ~ ~~,~,,~ " i~ -, 7, ~1V IY~,1, % I 17 -i !• . , / 70i " ' : j'ljA '.ç' r . i.-' :4.. -.l .- .... . ', '-. i. , .,,I( rrJ1' 'Jj1 . :.J.T;,'' .1 i, .g •_ , '••i t •:.-' , )' I,k311..' v i :l J I=* ~ -,.,,JWU;NV,==%;!K4Ma ; ,': . ~ , ~,, ') ; '.I . , I' ty,v , , i I ---~, 4i"WIM 1,11 91. 2QJ'r "p .~~ 9 ,!2.1 . "'T 9, , -1 41,1'-'18~ N~ I I ~ t Y , j 1 A' . - ..~_;: I - . 0 , . ". �-_-,- ____'i . Eimmi" IIaJd la 1 Hues the DAR have .,met to hid,? The DAR, for the mdtIMed, isthe DsqM,., of . XS N. F*P4CH AVE., ANFC*D, F LA. 32111 'Ar.. Co 3O$Z3.fl or tii.ee3 Around ,Monday,S.ptomb.1Z lP7-4A I WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher A,, pe. (P1rnN.EdUOr WILLIAM D.'CURRIE. Managing Editor V& JOSIPs U. VAN BRACKLE, Adwflhstng Dir. 'sir 'sM' Ik'hver: Wetk, 55 cente; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.90; [ 'Mr.126.40. H Mail. In florids same as home delir,ry. All 4her mall: Month , $2.70: $ Months. 11(20; 12 Months, $32.40. ____ _____ w Soviet Union The Clock By NORM OSIBIN '. Stirs Unrest' Whether the absence of war constitutes peace is a pinhead on which many statesmen have dancet Whatever the case one or the other appears to be prevailing In most of the Middle East and the calm itself Is almost aisnttling. Aug. 31, the, first anniversary of the Israeliisfl Interim agreement to neutralize a part of slipped by without much fanfare. Israel Is socaim that It is actually taking a "vacation" one of Its statesmen said recently. - Emr about superiority- and said at It "needed a new l son" th es at the conference of 'sec fled unaligned nations In Sri Lanka recently. Israel's the American Reve1an a aeI1rerE=-J bnt$on, protector and garmen of dm&iaey. It Is Iflualons of Friday. will mark the 188th anniversary 01 the Sigoh of that historic document. I agreed and, today. Sanford Mayor Lee Moore proclaimed Constitution Week here. At the same time I was and am eager to kern more about the DAR, en organIzation whose history has been tainted with avidmnces and hints 01 lessthanopenieartediiu. and_openmindeducu hi dealümi with members of m 7 races. iie most Owing ianp1e, 01 cowi., was the bivlIvig In 1 of Marlin Anderson, the black (Negro then) opera singer from p.duauilng at CbMLdIon Hill In Washlrgtouu, D.C. To my knowledge, the DAR In succeedIng years has never ezpreued regret nor remorse about the Incident. That was on. of the reasons I was amiloin to find out about the DAR, 1V$-vthtage. So I was directed to the regent (president) of the Salle Harrison chapter, 01 the National Society, Da ughters of the American Revolution of Sanford. I called her, requesting A. copy of the charter and.or by-laws of the orgifi. "Why do you want on.?" she Inquired hostilely. System Reflects P ople But at the same time he was moving his troops 'frem the Israeli to the Syrian border. And It Is evident now, ieonii doubt, tiat s ntcrvenid hi behalf, of besieged Christians In Lbsnon In order to tame the Palestinians and this re nHeiajitsreglcn.syrjan e President Hafez Mud does ont appear to be eager to permit the leftts and Palesfjnju IAbtI( WAflNG1)N The following Is wood (kganh.tjon In Leb You will not hear from any of the presidential t regain strength. can""this season. Too i The Interesting aspect of "Good evening, lames and gentlemen. most worried about it. Near the head of the class Is "I know you will be happy to learn that I am theArabLaguewhIchhe1danenergecy meeting g going to talk at length. Nor am I going to recently to bring leverage against Syria to with- flatter my record, attack my oppone nt, or hn. draw from Lebanen so that the PLO could regroup. dude In my remarks an ontrageoia gimmick to And over a week agothe Soviet Union began assure myself headlines In tomorrow's calling upon Syria pillicly to throw Its support to newspapers. I assume such nonsense Is offensive its "nat ural allies" or the Middle East to most Americans. U not, it should be Your vote revolutiona ries. When Syria Ignored a Soviet-Aim- should not be purchased by the better showman Asian Committee resolution urging her to with- In this or any other election. "lodead, i wish to present a brief draw troops from Lebanon, the Soviet Union added civics. To wit: It really doesn't make much weight to her first request by repeating It In the difference whom you official newspaper, Pravda. More recently Moscow I say this knowing better than any sitInw. that there are threw Its full support behind Moamar Khadafy of diff erences between my oppone nt and myself, _____ 1* — -, And there are too many other ezampies 01 audi aichecu and imAmericanlim around the nM1'. .- 0. Is A1'6 __________ ..: ' __ 4 ___ ______ : •• I _______ ___ _____ ___ u.s.g. ICi.EA '. ____ . ___ .... . __ `*.. .. ,LD"U! ____ Reludant Tnr_nmn1nin s. ___ ., _____ ____ -..'. ____ --, ____ ___ ° jointly conducted by Ralph Nader's Conter for Study of Responsive Law and Coll for Action, a private vohedeerorganisation. The households questioned were asked about their eeriences with 34 categories of goods and services. The five categories that were the source of the greatest percentage of dissatisfaction were car repairs, appliance er items, hoonehoI4 repafrs And rePairsmsl tors, In that order. Only cnethlrd of the complaints were reported to the bwlnowea involved, and only one per cent were reported to a third party, such as a consumer complaint agency, or were taken to court. The 'Ign!ca finding. hown1r, s that of the comWelats mad, to b'h%.ue., more than halt ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ ____ _________________________________________ V481 JOHN CUNNIFF was readved to the S"action of the customer. interests are in the Middle East. However, there about it, you must look to yourselva for ft The (2onnber of Commerce of the United could be some satisfaction to U.S. negotiators If at blame. States thinks ft's significant, anyway. It cites the next meeting on detente they asked their Soviet "What did I say' I said you are at fault, my this and o studies In arguing that too much NEW YORK (AP) counterparts why it is muddying the waters In the friends. You are guilty of careless cltluonhlp, of Capital spending is demand. Business weren't ready, It seemed, to emphasis ther has been placed on efforts to establish apathy In current affairs, of political Ignorance hardly what anyone but a zealously dedicated believe the recovery was real, Middle East. a new federal agency with superpowers and & and societal gree.i The result Is a government economist might call a glamorous subject, but it Even Into this year the economists were muPlmilhlcn.dollar budget Since the United States has not landed a solid dedlyalgniftard consequences for disturbed to repressed conthat mirrors your personality: It is wit- has 5ome ded by this lack Of commitments but right on Its opponent lately, aleft jab once ma sw , m en mane whereas the problens am rod,lt is corrupt, lt is fneJed b voracity csteveune. gradually ca pital spending began to pick up while would help. ly Individual ones. Itjtead, ft cob f01.. and it has lost Its nobility. Worse, as you have At the moment you won't find many stories somewhat. In the first halt of the year spadLg withdrawn your support for It, It has withdrawn about capital spending on the front pages of your was at an annual rate of a bout $1h8-lilIllon. A people-to-people complaint-handling its reaped for you. newspaper, and It probably never will land t figure in Itself probably has little system to be created by individual companies. "It Is beca use we are so grihd and have so there. But In busin ess and economic journals It's significance to the layman other than being an A mediatIon-ar bitratIon system, inch as a much that I remind you of where the respon. headline material. enormous stun. But en ormous stuns are cornplan used In the appliance Indiutry which, says Americana were witness recently to the fiscal pitfalls a city sthinty for our good fortune lies. The people rule. The big discussion In these journals Is monpiace these days because, despite Its th e Chamber. resolves 90 per cent of the cues can fall Into as the saga of New York Qty im!aided. Now we Sadly, you have not of late been ruling well. Fifty whether or not business is committing enough weaknesses, this Is an economy of immense size, referr ed to It. seeing another Illustration of big city decay In Detroit. mi llion of you did not bother to vote In the last money to new plants and equipment that's Let the evonoinbts worry about Detroit has been hit hard with a wave of terror by juv.jile —A revitalized system of small dabni co urts, presidential election. A signif icant number of capital spending to provide sufficient capacity and worry they will, gangs and Is taking a bard line on young renegades by Imposing con veniently located, Inexpensive and ensuring you has never learned the name of your to meet future demand. llwre are economists who worry that in. fair and prompt decisions. According to a study nightly curfews. It's showing no reluctance to throw youths in congrnan. Most have not In your lifetimes That's where you come In. If capacity Is In- dustry simply cannot raise t Jail for acts of violence. A hard line law enforcement attitude he money to pay for made for the Federal Office of Consumer Affairs performed any civic duty greater than that of sufficient, then you may be certain that prices needed expansion and that, therefore, can produce results and Mayor Coleman Young Intends to .TpaJ by State University College at Buffalo, small paying taxes Small wonder your government will continue rising and even that product Is boun purow it by 'Illng for more judges, a new jail, help from state d to lag behind demand. claims courts are one of the best aven ues for has been Inherited by the Irresponsible; you might develop. 'situation t be Police In sorveiflance and development of civilian police deserve what you've gotten. The Federal Reserve, which lmplerne,gs customers to get satisfaction when they have a reserve system. "And what have you gotten? A government sion In monetary policy partly on the basis of capacity serious complaint against a company. And that brings us to the great discus Detroit has a lesson for all of us. Its figures, now believes our industrial plants are y public Accountability has diminished the business Such a three-point program, says the problems which have fostered yo ung gangs could surface In any Simply beca use not enough of the public cares for utilized at a rate of better than a) per cent. the economists are iiviie some say spending Chamber would not only avoid government 1nttmlty where there h lack of employment opportunity, a an acco unting. Leadership that genuflects to Is adequate, others suggest an economic crisis bureaucracy but would get at the heart of the A rate of that dimension suggests there declining interest In edncatio ani dd14OM1CII of special Interests beca use the people themselves could be developing, life. problem unresolved consumer complaints. plenty of room for demand to Increase. Government dollars can be used to arrest, pr ecnt are In the pews of those Interests. And a For more an a year, Capital th sp di en ng Without p sentence. They can also be used to educate or subsidize In the meantime, the message to wthappy bureaucracy that controls our lives because we wasn't very vigorous, despite the slow recovery prices. Th utting Inflationary pressures on at supposedly begins when th economically deprived. But sooner or later, a basic direction have In countless ways begged It to do so. e rate consumers seems to be: Speak up. Most coen from the recession and an Increase in consumer gets up around 90 per cent. must C)e from the horns. The Detroit youths display the bad panles will listen. social habits and class hatreds which can be easily pawed from generation to generation by lack of guidance. Detroit Is In trouble and should not be allowed to symbolize "America's &lfast "Uniort y, that is now the 49 Capital Spending Touch . "Oh you're AlWAYS 'turned of/ by the candidates' and 'not going to vote' - EVERY FOUR YEARS!" forustirn Bt t he infonnatthn was intended, said the bureaucrat, for the Bureau of LeL*,r Statistics. Ii rumple mough. But there seems to be no cornprthns4ble problem that the bureaucrats cannot moke incomprehensible. Footle: The FPC official In charge of the utility rate lnrmatIon couldn't explain the i figures that were sent to Capitol Pall. "it dlchi't go through me," he assured us. "I have no r ecollection of any such incident. It's myssrlous." A 3LS spokesman explained that there had The bureaucratic labyrinth . Subcommittee Qialnuan Lee Metcalf, D.•M'ie., finally fired Oft' been "Some confusion as to what was restricA Letter to BLS boss Julius Shiskin, com;Uclnzng ted." The subcommittee, he said, "got caught between two agencies." about the runaround. One month latcr, t'tetcalf hadn't heard from ,'idsIrAn. so he YI a ttf3e, "What could hove happened," explained an FPC oneeentence remnirpier. "was confusion at the working l(iVel. We are here to serve." Two more Silent monthe pes&eJ. Theci MetcJf appealed over SLi's heid to th*'Labor th As for the Senate subcommittee, the need for e Information las passed. It's too late now. But Se'retery Peter Brennan. Cuples of hIs Idler, Metcalf noted, had goon to the oflngreasic,naj umniiIuie, Senator Metcalf has asked the FPC for a new public access provision to Its approprtatione coinmnjtUea which handle the rrgulatjo,s, This would Implement the law the BIS budget. bureaucracies ignored. The formal dec1&lei This tactic brought a hasty, apologetic hasn't been made yet, but the FPC staff has respome train Shiskin, who prunilned that the endorsed Metcalf's priçoui. Maybe next time, info aLlan requested five mnonthi earlier viould Jcnali can fare better when he fights the whale. be fortheoaUng. Several weeks Later, the suh WRONG FIGURFS: We have written a hod commit tee received a jumble of f1guva frwn the ci 5totI'?. atcut AniitI Soenoza, the FPC. Nkariiguj*n stm'origman, who has turned The u'iormation was so çontosed Utst it w,.e NIcat virt&Jy into a Seenta ficmlly estate. v!rtially indedpheriUe and. th reIorr, ueles, W.. t'&vv checked on 1w.tscaMOy with both The rah data that the subcunmkt4te 1ntt was Ntanan cmi American sources. We was, therefore, confidential, he saIl [nezplicably. The staff member tried the BLS, which confirmed that the utility data was confidential. The argwuent that this contradicted the law did not seem to im press the bureaucrats at the B[JI Repeated telephone conversUlons with the two agencies tailed to pry the tofonn1jtlofl from have I ., I .., r ., ' , -. "', A .- ; jn7ws- .A=. %~ P-lu - .; R EC...% 4- P. .1 Include Nick M1crolls (1l),'Stacy Hulderbaam (11), iT. WIllett (75), Paul .. I - IN: . 4 - '. ,,_ 1, . 1W 04 A . .7 * W W k. 11 1~' ? , , AAK_0~0~11shol"v_._, ,9 I I - t . S, 0 iam i 1111 "I"", ._-~,I .", ' , -~,w 4 "-"' n 'V ~'''''') I ? ..V -14, , 6alt. n .• . 4. .-4 ... . ), .• Swett (72), Doug Lanler (IS) GOLDEN= — Write off game offon" y- too, S@tft Nod an Un dodEll lor Tr, ft . TfL'&Y Prep football coach Joel 104 " an 14 cuvim go is japirponviHe Epis. _" I scoring t*lu- Jay J01141100 UtlardAY dUrno at 2. 7W fedionid carried Only five Unas, but bed Doval C=dY School ddeW After drubbing Orlando 70 yards. the sum in Talmerac1eChr1gIn by ad4 _____ home In Los Angeles. the Bills ended officially Sam"UI leave here I'll retire," he He was In a sweat suit atsout day morning when owner Ralph said. "I won't play for any other an heir later, working out In W son anno ced that and teem," adding that he never il un he Rich Stadium where the Bills Simpson had reached agree- again would ask to be traded. open their NFL season against mast on a "longernm under. the Dolphins in a nalloluilly standing durim two do." Of televised game (ABC4 pm his coast tpa EDT). week," ' Ak 'k" - Johnson rwo to six, setting up smod TD -_ Saints roast Home Wieth 42=6 Victory .. 01. .1 ~4, - • David Sutton and Cliff. r -.011"1111111=1111111 60 Floyd Eyes Connors Reigns Forest - 'L da yards. I didn't UM Ual Mdiy, Sept. 11. life-lA No Blocks, No Win Cist off that play t't finally ad on Golf Title Jimin., , K", the Saints might have Barnett scored Triality's other two whoob to11iCoons, ag a tho been expected to draw nothing toodldimm winning ad *VW Triay but Pralse from their mentor Kelley was happy with the win, but not all aspects of IL "What didal Us was that we didn'tcontrol the mo e,19 Kelley said this morning. dol a think their fullback had about Evealop Herald, Sanford, PNYp) played against me.,, *. Me on collected $30,000 for Trinity Mar back Norbert Sweden's Bjorn HOUSTON(AP)_TheHow who ruehed 5 tIms for I world tdudL his efforts-the same prize Sesh was used sparingly 11 ton Oilen got both satisfaction PINEHURST. N.Q (AP) — crown Prince Of yar&tomwkU*tWd --. money Chris Eveirt picked up Carries for And it was in 203 yards — Scoft And Vindiftilort Sunday from yew beg raded over 110 "I hopes" sald Jerry McGee, -11 rushing their ,. beat Evonne and M runs of 37 and Connors, the pugnacious lefty National Football Logglae in ths, regular an= home lost to the Player of the Year." heck a Goolgong to win the women's Brent the uzneiigjg 200 shutout of cner. "I was jot táb the had a fine °°'°P And Ray Floyd, who beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. seems the whole gain." WI, wi, title Saturday. McGee on the first hole of a TABERNACLE TRINITY PREP I turned out the lights, sudden death playoff for The doubles championshIps First Satisfaction came from were also decided Sunday. nn Rushes-Yards theorgeteptair 52403 watching a fr of 4 free Q Marty Hieaen andToenOkkr ° the international spotlight knocked Off Australians Paul " a shot at that title Ws 114 an.o Ronnie Coleman and safety C. shots of 13 yards to fnllback t ByThe Associated Press "He won the Masters going Sunday when he beat Borg In Kronk and Cliff Ldcher $4 64 3-i Twin m 2.2 L Whittington, provide key Fred Dillis and 42 yards to Everyone knows about "The I3. 133 performances In the victory. Kenny Burrough. Butler booW Frank WMte'ba3esloaded away. His record in the majors the finals of the U.S. Open to win the men's doubles; South 8-55 House Mat Ruth Built" but how triple capped a nine-run is fantastic. He's won twice. Tennis Championships. The Africans I.A* Boshoff an Bana Tabernacle . field pals of 33 and 44 Yards to I 11, I 6-6 ( about the dog boise being built uprising In the Vindication cam for ft complete the Odwe senring. He's been in contention every mulch lasted three hours, 10 KIoss whipped Virginia Wade i" ' " ' tnnlrw sixth by Mickey Rivers, team after losing all six proweek, It seems. I hope he makes minutes, ft ore were 6.4' 3- and Olga Morozova 6-1, 6-4 to TP .i powered Kansas 9ver Mane" 24 n (kick season pnes and for UIC Tamp_COec:h That's what the New York nesota. me victory' marked the WI%I when It was over, kicker 1, McOee-saf d.tale-the oen.' own, a nd Y ' UK You j centerfieJder appea rs to nip'. Butler, -gn.sted. had a I think I've got a revenge ) be first time In 17 days that Kansas by he yo 14L fib -10 t TP Sutton 5 it i (P#fl chorus ag4uii1 r n of boos each time himself n whoii-anded him the w, WIll. .we , won two ITrt,st said Floyd who birdied ri TP Seats 37 run (Kick fluid) our Al I I dl Yankee..tun. an also-ran after his second- King and Phil uvu&, "u, iv 7' TP Sisis is run (BarneS? kick ) games while trying to nail down 72nd hole to "SIn a tie and W we ua had air uiwic. You can't ..t Li.: , y For Gillman 53 PaIl from Ware •h uu disappointe American League Western beat u.puuv.cu d place finishes at Wimbledon, winners over Betty Stove and ( kiTC ask them to do a hell 01 a lot tauI. ck game home .iicr Australian charnplon.Jmip. Frew McMillan. Rivers has Incurred the Division L. McGee with a birdie on the first pip TP Barnett run (Dame?? kick) the preseason" said Co1in en we were cse on l displeasure of Manager Billy th e Open last year. playoff bole on the famed No. 2 an A's is Rangers $ e. Wh ems. we score.11 Martln-and now expects tofeel "I was very surprised he course at the Pineh Gene Tensce and played his Wraul. 'ox Wasinglon w ":i,,,.i calm and expressionless cven "I'd have had more than "I will Probably have to PAY to climax a five-run sixth Inning IQ the cOnsolluemsil," Rivers said that Carrled Oakland over chance if I'd won the last t1wao in defeat. "This is the best he's ~~~~~111 Is after Sunday's doubleheader Texas. Oakland's Stan Babson weeks, Floyd said. "I really split with the Detroit Tigers. "I and Gaylord Perry of Texas thought I was going to. And that j think It will be a fine." — -v were In a 1-1 pitching duel could have fulfilled a lifetime's The Yankees lost the first through the first five limings goals In one year. But I stil game 6-0 without Rivers In the until Oakland broke th rough ha ve a chance." lineup. He didn't dart because Floyd was In strong conRed Sox Il, Indians COMMERCE, Ga. (AP) A hewu late showing up st p / tentlon for the litlein bothUlie Rsoxl1,india3 Ca top fuel dragster's engine ez. park, a grievous error In Fisk hit a home run and triple American Golf Classic and the ploded at Atlanta International Martin's eyes. and drove In three rims, leading World Series of Golf, then blew Dragway Sunday, Injuring Earlier this year, Rivers took Boston over Cleveland behind his chances with final rounds of about persons who were Us wile on a road trip to Lois Tiant's six-hitter. TISId, 76 and 76. This time he very struc k 10 by sharpnel flying Into Baltimore, infuriating the 18-11, was backed by a carefully avoided what he the grandstands, Yankee manager. ' attack that also Included called the 'I've-got-to-win, Seven persons were treated But a3-1 victory In the second doubles by Rick Burleson, Fred I've-got-to-win'attitude. for minor Injuries and released game reduced the Yankees' Lynn and Carl Yastrzemskl. stayed relaxed, Just from hospItals In Commerce tiled to "magic number" for clinching play my game even when I '4' II7 W1Ilte80I24, got and Athens, and several others ree th the American League East s okes tr hind. be Angels 1.1 were treated at the track In____'_•t•t. penant to 11. \\ Brian Downing drove In the iRay Floyd 510.000 firmary, officials said. 4 Orioles 3,Brewersl winning rim with a 10th-innIng 69676771371 Da..1 u is Oi øiiO,utOfl, 122.500 ..ac.....,1 a I. Harr Jackson s run d ou bl e and BICII uossage Jerry McGee uouuie 4 61 7071 do— fl cipped a two-run rally In the scattered nine tilts as Chicago George Burns Ala was halfway d "— -J "° strip In his semifina l sixth Inning and lifted won Its ope ner with California. un 65u6973.775 T m WatS a ais' Baltimore over Milwaukee The White Sox took the second To 4 6 3- 716911-216 behind the slz.blt pitching of game behind Francisco Bob E. Smi th 80 v.w Muldowney,otMount Clemens, Jim Palmer. Barrios' Six-hitter. Mich., when the engine In his ic key Rivers . 11 Dog _____ 01 , — ) — " 's'. ,, ,, a'a . - . ' V sui*u 'u u , ' ) — , ,'J iuuv w v-&, - ,a - where the main Fuel Drags ter l Engine Explodes - ___ . .' . A: ____ I .. lb6J ' ,, -. '' • Mother-Son Team Stalled Jonah' Fails To Sink Federal Whale The Senate Subcommittee on Reports, ... ,, I ~ .4 . JACK ANDERSON Accounting and Management needed noucticia Information about utility bills. Information was available deep within the whale's belly. The law also stipulates that the public Is entitled to this information. After all, the utility companies know how much they charge, and their customers know how much they pay. Yet the su bcommittee spent two years trying Weztrad infoflthat theftdersJ whajewu reluctant to cough up. First , a stall member called the Federal Power Commission. He reached a bureaucrat who the , Iod, deiired V` .1 I -A — — I I ~ . - I . , . , r . - I i- J ' - -_ I J - The late President John F. Kennedy once compared the federal bureaucracy to a giant whale. He tr$ea to grapple with It, he said, but could never seam to get a firm hold on the blubbe r. To. federal whale keep. largely submerged, producing few waves. As long as the taxpayers feed It regularly, it remains reasona bly and benevolent. But It performs pretty much as it pleases, Indifferent to Its caretakers In White House and on Capitol Hill. This. therefore, Is a routine tale of a moiim'n Jonah and t he whale. There are thousands of stories like ____ . - WASHINGThN 111 , - - Urban Decay BERRY'S WORLD . 0 u - ~~` i . e.f BUFFALO (AP) — o.j. I 10 I Simpson watched his teamIt was on Jill* 12 thd SkW ..J Simpson is bad with the Buf. mates run owoqh punft, Bon Asked to be traldled to A Wed 0 . 15 ' -r I ~~l II !--ri_. falo Bills, ready tn play against k1dol and off" ve drMs, C ft Mls" Dolphins Might And then stopped into his old ': ~~, -'..'_' Vj old Angeles Rams, becau of s. saying he'd never ask to be and carried the ball seven family and business ronald-.. . 1, r . - I VW traded again. _~ times. orations. ~. ! -- -*- 11 ' I , *,.. w 1"1~1. k, 11~ The sWer1t" running back "He looked in gOod shape And Wilson was unable to make a lr rejoined his National Football Still has his sum old Speed,99 " firm 11W A~: "~., ,.-. , .1 Ram and League teammates Sunday CoachLeuSahanu tradedeadllnepaaaedat4pm .~4. night after a flight from his Simpson's separation frogn lad A r,c,ig esrv.y ii$O bomehokis found that consumerthave problems of one kind or Another with one out of every four of their purchases. Yet mod people don't bother to report the problems to anyone. ___ •' .- B1 ____ ____ _______ I O.J. Back In Fold, ___ 41 For all the awareness generated by the consumerism motomt, the avarsgo American in a strong and sliest type who, for whatever reasons, keeps his cc'np"h4i to himself. ____ ____ . ,~' I . Ref signals TD after Johnson plunges over from live; Teammates _____ _______ ___ -4 ,-.-""~ ~*. I I ; Consumers ) '*srj. r-, . ______ -. I ~4 ,4 DON OAKLEY _______ _____ I . ~ ~ - ___________ __ _________ b I ', — ,. ... -1 . ; _____________ -.m , 'r I — by Its Ideals and Mandarde, But I suppose that's too much to ask and expect In this fragmented, polarized society. The commemoration of the CoMltidion-slgnIng will mean differed things to different people. To some It will mean a redeclicatlon and reaffirmation of those Ideals and principles that have made this nation what It Is today. To others It will mean J ust waving the flag. The DAR requested, by the way, "publication din Item In 'The Clock' section rer 'ading the citIzens of Sanford to display their. flags during Cosiditidion W - `~ '-- h'". .' So let on cel&Me and eonunemorate Con'4Itt*Ion Week proclaimed here and elsewhere, Bigkt us also do what w,em and mud to make lta meaningf ul, vlhramd, living docume nt not a document to be applied only when It fits our mood and ludeids of the moment. Let on rededicate ourselves to helping our less. fortunate (retires In attahthtg the equal justice and tredment wsderthe law — asstatedin thstgrest dunned. And I'll make a deal with the Daughters 01 the American Revolution: U the DAR will speak old strongly and boldly agalmat thou. In Rodeo who are breaking the law the law born old of the DAB's beloved Constitution then I'll not press my efforts In olgainlag a copy of their charter. - 11% . - S, ,—, - I f~pv ~ I can help It. . ubya,the most radical and unpredictable leader in not W. . I -Ii 1v — 1 _____ differences of style, of nuance, of personality, perhaps even of ability. But as president either The Soviet Union's agitation of the Middle of on would run the government essentially the is accordling to the pressures from East In a relative period of calm when negotiations axd ch that anging attitudes of the people of might begin makes the absence of a major war "ft has always been this way. Presidents do deceptive. not lead In America, they follow. Of course, they The words of Jiatice Oliver Wendell Holmes at do go In their own various directions regarding specific matters, but In lb. main they. do little that the eocIe will not allow them to do.' Hencó Illision and repose Is the dest iny of man." The our government, as on other government, is a lull Is the one before the storm. of ticse it governs. which i It Is dothtful whether anything could deflect areflection second part of my civics lesson: u you are the Soviet Union from what It perceives its national imbappy with your government, and are boned wavers d pr.swn.d ahideui of the law genesis are regularly of which Is the Cosstltdion throwing roche or twI'ig their childrei to throw rocks ihelittisbiadiclildeefl who want legato school as the law dictates "We're fighters; we'll never giv, up," declared one white parent deflsdly led week. 'fl'auilation: my kick will nevergoto school with lb.. hide If I something to hide. . All this, of comae, should not detract from the Purpose of Constitution Week although, of course, every week should be just that, with all of uslhlng '• ____ ___ A Mailing ob,Ios Wjh, of hypocrisy at thIs stage dour hiday has bias is Rodeo, where flag- — cumnod of dlICeldeflts 01 de,cefldentg of soldiers who fought In the Revolutionary War. One of Its members cane Into the Herald office !e?nfai dip 3gn proenotiomi amid ovunge of "Constitution Week," Sept. 17.. The 17th, this TOM TIEDE Week." So yes are runladed. "I'm ofrald I couldn't say anything about it" angrily. AM, she ed apt'u, "Wby did you wait awl" I explained again. "Sorry, I don't have one," she answered. The nest sound I heard was the aim tone, he had hw I,. According to the Encyclopedia American., one of the DAR's Mated objectives is to "fod.r true patriotism and love If coadry; and to aid In aecirbug for illmanklndalho ble.s01libarty. Is It really dedicated to this objective? I'm Mill esgertofind aid, especially In this, our tdeeM-'aI year.Be, It makes you wonder: Does the DAR have — IW I "For reference and informational purposes," I relied heavily on documentation in secret U.S. government files. But In all that we have written . a bo 4S,we think weco and we want to correct the record. We reported that Soenoza had profited from 5 the im earthquake that leveled his capital ci ty of Managua. Shortly after the disaster, he and nc bought he hmen up land at a cheap price and sold It back to his government for housing projects at 10 times what they had paid. He alre so used cement produced by his own on work. ed for constructi ork His son supervis th e dispensation of relie(supplies, much of which wound up on the black market. We stand by all these charges. But we also reported, based upon Intelligence 94 reports, that Somorsa quickly recouped his own family tonics by "ordering the National Insurance Company to pay off his mother,. before any other clients" for buildings that had been destroyed. After Interviewing U.S. government sources and PerusIng documents supplied by the in company ltseif. we are convinced that the intelligence reports were wrong and that the firm did not pay Mrs. Somoza first. Of 515 Mrs. Sornoza was number 243 to file andclaims, number 1 7 to be paid. She received h 18,071.43 pa yment 64 days afte she filed her claim. - Cha mA , —. .... ... As F - racer exploded. - ps RICHMOND Va— Cale Harold Payne of South Charles- Yarborough, taking the lead ton, W.Va., won the men's dlvi- after a caution flag, held off a slon while his mother, Cathy late challenge by Bobby Allison Payne, took the women's han- for a car-length victory In the on Sunday In the Pipestem In- Capital City 400Grand National vitatlonaj golf tournament, stock car race, Payne, the defending chainBy The Associa ted Press blanking the Chicago Cubs 8.0. L ..i That left Pit tsburgh four pion, had rounds of 37 and 38 In Tab le ,I CIui SInce Aug. 24, just about the games behind Philadelphia in the final day of play Sunday for NEW YORK For The Moonly time the Pittsburgh the National League East, and a three-over-par total of 219. ment, $8.20, beat favored Ban. Pirates have taken a step back- counting. Cathy Payne fired a 72 Sun- quet Table by 1'i lengths in the wards In their pursuit of the day for a 54-hole total 205 and $119,255 Futurity at Braves 3-0, Dodgers 2-2 Belmont Philadelphia Phililes has been Don Sutton hurled a four- first place In the women's dlvi- Park. when they haven't played. And tutter for his l9th victory to give slon. Uiey don't expect to start Los Angeles a doubleheader sinking now. split with Atlanta. The shutout "We Just have to keep It up was Sutton's third of the season and let the PhlUles take care of and 43rd of his career, tops themselves," said Pittsburgh among active NI. pitchers. Manager Danny Murtaugh. Cards $,MetsS "I'd have to say that with 22 hitter Pinch Ted Slmions games to go and only four rapped a two-out, two-run games behind, we have a good double In the eighth Inning to shot at It.,, snap a 44 tie and lilt St. Louis The high-flying Pirates have been acting like vultures, over New York, snapping the Mets' five-game winning • W in ________ aWe - __ ORLMDO 0 SEMINOLE M, I 0 1 — I hovering over the Ptilllies, WhO streak. Vha ve been starving for victories Reds l-9, Giants 3-8 In the past three weeks. Concepclon's sacrifice Dave But the Pirates' move up the standings stalled Sunday, as fly in the 11th inning scored both and pinch runner Joel Youngblood Pittsburgh Philadelphia picked up vie- and gave Cincinnati a tories, the Pirates beating doubleheader split with San Montreal 6-1 and the Phililes Francisco. 'v— -—-. 'IL TJI FIVE EXHIBON GAMES WITH FREE ADMISSION! PLENTY OF FREE PARKING BOTH SIDES FERNWOOD BLVD. Make it a family night out and bring the children! 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WL Plilta P41w Louis I 05 ofwere treated for minor injuries Hooks And Jobs . - r ..; Polo: One _For ' The Book l most an the local boxing In that time Polo has made quit. a few changes hi the gym, . locisted in the row of On Orlando Sports &&*=L Some have been well aeid, I ha's foam ca111j oey Ilk" and began trainIng hinL This did not sit well with many 4 51 .343 37 West 9-A S-00i 3. Trovelln Lucy (S) &n; , iI - I . ., Anotlia. I _- w4 take your pick. wait not a man PeteasAshlocirs stablewho of fiis ghters and Vinced has always been looked of upon an "outsider only Interest in himself because he Is a Bd P*felt VWerd was "good for On dub" top gde attraction, tho Dominick works with Joey, whenever Mr. Vincat feels like showing I Atlanta I 7 ~i ;', I en are Justified, while others are ridiculous. an Portl 1 . watch fighters work out. N vf G drang"s we sintrig around WA IbLetting to what I am Saying. It .316. HOME I ": A I 1 t6l; - DAUAS 1AP) - Richer by • ".ilT., 1; . 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Onenlnn Seat I egg, besta Say "I care" In the nicest I (lktw"n Laurel & 17-92) SANDWICH I tLØtJl I I 506W. l3thsfref P=A OMELETM Spencer Of Altamonte Springs settled until moving to recently celebrated ____ tlZ 1(//jiill V. - school" lwichbox reciPes been prepared that will help Mark Anniversarv Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. I parentaofoverweiglgchjdz.en, p n e e r finely chopped -it series of special "back-to. sonford Flower Mop Ono Of Central Florida's Final Florists 2 I E. Commercial 322.1522 their Altamonte Springs. Mr. golden wedding anniversary. Spencer was a Their two sons, Dr. George M. Pontiac Company In Sanford . I RoJay's Now tflfl 0 ba"UA A A r ,ccessories . Qflu fashion accents tO glOmorlze I.. Stredid If % " E.i/ like and pl,easantly iiV I NG tfl Basic Water Safety will be offered by Jackie Caolo, Sanford, aarUng Sept. 15 ' p.m. ' Give Your Student A Treat - years of e or older. Also, a children's beginner class will be offered starting the same date at 5 p.m. Nrticipants must be 6 years of age - C -• '. contact the Red Cross Office, • I i -. 1. 0 Cash * Goodyq&j Aqvolving Charge 6 our Q* n CuslOrr'Or Credit Plan a Moster Charge 0 ObAkAmsfiCard * American Exp(ess Money Card ..' ,; ,"I., "~ - . I I . . PH . I All thi & oo - - - it Just . meg a as $ .h F / C C '7' I The Central Florida Chi Omega Alumnae Chapter will hold its first meeting Sept. 20 at the Sweetwater home of outgoing president, Trish Weaver at 208 Blue I.Ae Circle, - .. -1 I ,.,, _Z~ I- - - I .1 • With Th 40 k C Month ' --.. .. 0 Gloves k~_ . - - ,~~ handbags * 10 I`16 . e it . . I .• Fi Ib Leather and leather-like Touch Of Home, r For further information, .. A . 41 0 Fern Park, phone 831-3000. it 00 It It 19 A minimum of 10 • hours instruction is required j, and Participants must be 11 * f"L :I C L 0 e -1 ."l, .' 8 t%Ys to Buy 4 OsS priced. .f.. W CO(i 22fs-7150 T I or older. All the things you - 4 it at 6 F'.' - I I HE I HERA LI D EACH DAY' Red Cross Sets ,*WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM H it OME it "EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM It Red certified course Rescue and It ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES, A l ~ GOODYEARCHRIS CA ND LER M OR 2' % added any unnecessiry pounds on earrings. sapphire and diamond ring and a simple your new outfits ... ALIPIED$USINES$E$OR PERSONS . tomato Juice (banns) CATALINA cmcw SALAD Each serving is equivalent rst Meeting OF 1% teaspoons mayonnaise 2 slices bread weight boy has less chance of servIng. gaining admission than a to: it . 1 13111 *9800 Mo ..- : .- Each serving is equivalent one-third cup sott cheese H - AIRPORT$I.VOATHWY SANFORD 3121411 - . t. . .. " lIIlI[_t\I 1\l 111001 disc 4nd drum ty - COOC ?26- 7423 I 95 each dice Of bread. Fold in edges of school, the fact remains that omelette to fit bread. Top with -• ~~ \ ~ . HALF TON PICK UP ASLOWAS admit rnlnick Polo • ;:; -~ ... _____ E those who Inflict thefr ha hit on I . T y the Admitting Office Of ON b hairstylist Vidal Sassoon, shows the fall look of short for E-T Now Only • Most of them bad "that while bias Is not Intended cheese is melted. Place on I hair, bare arms and shoulders and decolletage. Her during their summer vacation. jewelry selections for dinner wear Include diam d If theYhaVe,lt'sagoodldea for tume Je welry Super Values? E-T IV Nbg Wheels 3IMOSCLOSIDENDLS LEASE . . after which the patient leans to than some of my smoking 2 ounces fish "There have been slightly. Place under broiler. statements," she observed, cook until egg is firm ;~ ________l cos .1I,'--~)4 If a r4fter isn't doing what he wants, Polo is not slow to tell him And to get the point act even better, Polo has been known to slap, punat curse, Pull lIair, and even dump the entire bucket of water over his fighter's bad. But he gets the message across. One lighter told me, "I would rather get killed by my op. ponent than go back to my corner and face Polo, if I didn't do What he told me.'! ... I . ..'~.. ,. agent. Cook will edges brown 4-talk" by swallowing air and ft so,j,, Scarves and I COROLLA 2-DR SEDAN . -- larvnectomles (the Andaddjctdhew*s3 ______________________________- ECONOMY T0y0TA LEASES TOYOTAS universities. an lucky enough to survive of smoking. (perhaps More " ' ving ' a equivalent remaining slice of bread. first-rate colleges and skillet treated with a release to: with a Orchids Orlando owned by Being a natural "reformer," you don't smoke - PLEA small dinner party for family Martin Anderson. over the years I sent Dave don't start. And U you DO andafewdosefriendo. The Spencers have five every dop-aniokthg gimmick smoke, don't quit trying to quit The Spencers are both native grandchildren living in Florida AM gadget I came across. He until you've won! I love you. Michiganders, but came to and Indiana. Their sons are trlcd them all, but flOOC of them ABBY Florida over 50 years ago and bo th graduates of Seminole ________________________________________________ High School in Sanford and received their Ph.D. degrees It from Florida State University • and the University of Michigan. %. I __ d 'I * .. _- .. ____ Not everyone who develops become addicted to tobacco. ptu eIy dicod SMOKE than.I Just light them, the nicotine habit, but will you and Dr. John L. Spencer and after retirement worked for and they burn in the ashtray.") do yourself (and me) a favor? If honored their parents life. Acid sealed In Goo year '1, , i lung cancer dies from it. Some I have devoted a peat deal of ivin V In width as well. Dab sad pepper 1 lettuce lest ill per cent whole "Being overweight is not only aedim tamat finely diced 1 slice 155 per cent whole whist brad a social detriment among boys I own American cheese, wiliest bread IAUWO Anil Os,"said Janis Aubdw, dleed C'Imllne first I ingredients In In small bowl, combine fing 5 area director for Wei ght 2 slices talcked white bread small howl. Spread on white Ingrei$ata; nih well. Add Watchers in ca" Florida, Prtbeat broiler; combining bread; top with tomato sum "it canalso beis severe obstacle egg with next5ingredents. Add , lettuce and whole wheat brad. chicken and pepper; toGg lightly spread an on* dice In the path of success when it tomato and cheese; mix welL Makes 1 serving. bread. Top with lettuce and comes to gaining admission to Pour Into heated non-stick EAd . . .. nicotine.) And how come some people who have never smoked often uld. "I don't really thousands who couldn't break • . lead construction for long -- - IM worked for him. How come some people smoke up a tam and live to be 100? I don't know. (maybe they build up an "bnrnunfty" to his limit, he'd "bum" an extra Itself.) cigarette or two, and soon he'd It's too late for my brother-Inbe back to the old routine. (He law, and for countless 1 , o Fast starts e Maximum WIU YOUR UTTUY MW ff THIOUgH ANOTHEI WUM? 00 indrucJ his fighter. Beating Use canvas thaethiw arengcomparedtOMacr have to 76 OlIVE 1W TOIIAY FOR A FREE IATTEIY POWER CHICK. • L alceholic. innocent non-smokers. (I'm •I'dneS without number he informed there Is now subwould develop a cOU0 8111d try stantial evidence that breathing to "taper off." He would then second-hand tobacco fumes AllOw himself Only 10 cigarettes almost as damaging to the a day. But alter he'd smoked lwi&, as Is smoking the weed - tothat. Polo Is a show by himself. Pacing back and forth. Yelling out people 95 A rugged. dependable with quality features. Goodyear has the right bet. Ivry for whatever you drive ... Import. small car. pickup, 4k ' 40, cares. And he knows his Job. can't help feeling that this - KC, J` But the man knows his business. He has his fighters in the finest shapeoftheirlivea. Hehastaught them thingsthey never knew. He has spent hours with (bern, when be could have home. He can't sleep for days beforeand aft era fight. $ • 24, 24F 170. $8800 hate him. You f VW a light tnacki. a Junky or alcohol to an . BATTED IN-L.May. • I & "little head a few years back, so I know that God gives us life, &W God talm it away, but I . '00- Carew. MIr ill; Rivers. P4"f, Anyone who watches him in the corner during the fi&s can attest or _j . 1% Cesspools nmyssaillige i toapies diced pIeid. I slice talcked white head cnsideralgy taller than their Darn garlic powder forebears -hot alarmingly, an Dab ball i I I RDD) Becanae his doctor also gnoke,J had Maintain a smooth running on. $2 A"lor " IW 0 c:a-N Cars oi I - Students Slillm young people these days we % te"Pose wegain ., surgery and live with one I -, 4 ... , 1-1 (for example, a former heavy I I:., - , I why &&I __ .- -', t his WWR insist smoker, that lovable redhead, . uw be quit smoking then? Arthur Godfrey). Mm bay@ FALL GEMS GLOW RED, GOLD, W HITE point.. plug. $ condenser * Toot charooWstarling Ore. thai Just carburetor. He - sure a prodslon alignment ph) m- and warnimit . a Our atechanics electronically fine-lons your gulfise 0 Now $36% I Oh, Dave had i "toUch Oct Sandwiches - '. '' ik .. iImQdasenslavthguheth I've also frequently needled • as. HITS--G.Broll. adlonsenPolo. him Engienebne-Up . -• I Teens Getting Heavier . Hill cimving for nicotine was readers have found tolerable.) shooting for 125,000 in the Far FAA series in Hong Kong, Ma- He 90C himud ah Psyched up for a 1Wt and came running out of his corner, anorting like it WL Sat an the top strand of thq ropes when he floored his opponent, propelled himself off the bottom Stnuld when the bell In guleral, he acted like a kid who had worked himself into a frenzy. A couple of days after the card, director of baling Bruce Trampler got it letter from a fan. who Warned an of Haydm,s Love something totally unrelated to ••• "The LA. tournament pays $35,000 for first and we'll be Polo, started acting wild In the ring. Polo is many th1ng to many _______ __________ experiencedniw.nIcs, help. on. (.OW1t to That fan was right there, showmanship did arrive with Polo. ".'I - a us. .. SIM 90; Mayberry, KC. Qvitarttriumph allod her second tour victory of season that boosted her year's checking Be- The letta wait on to Say that since Dornina had arrived, s t deal of showmanship It" arrived with him. I . . , -, ..~ .-K- ." - . . Correction -to Increaso Ure mile. 9 age and improve steering ystrzornski. heads M week for Portland, A case in point: Polo has nothing to do with We am&teum ;4 John Hayden, an nmal ur who hais never had anything to do with I I "., : Polo Is definitely a flamboyant character. From his uniforms It has almost gotten to point that it girl who sells hedop do't give back the ri change, they bie Polo. I , ~.~', *'~ ~ trucks Complete analysis and alipment Oak. 24. RUNS Ore, with her aim set-on the come to Central Florida, everything that lakes place at the Sports Stadium, that the fans ~ Pies" phone for appointment I— ..,V , ., •: I I wed ' P in who develop lung Cancer and Ma Xiayi with P31 Went heart disease have been iieavy Into ____________________________ 8 .. -' three-psck...day deve1op Iwig cancer? I the cam of his death. kwt-End A142,ni-ment A. A40011111111,1W.13, lff6-11 5 _____________________ F did, but nothirig sho quIet parfornianca 88 • f -d.PL _L checkups and chest Xrays? He whehnlng percentage of thee. Helps ensure long wearing parts & smooth, / RUNS--G,Nottl 25i V000 as winner of the 21st $50,- then upset than the fighters not learn what I am teaching them," tour winnings. Polo argues. "Sure I'm thinking about Ufansareupseto'srthat,theyhavear4togieout $100,000," asid the 31-yeard Polo. But some of the other charges are silly. Miss Blalock For that reason, since . • Coniplale chaut. lubricatlon& oil . NY, 24; Rsiickiøn, lii. 23; 1100,000 plateau in Ladies PGA I. a S IP ' I- J_,, ' ____ . many more years had he not apace in my column to the evils neck chain For 000 Dallas Civitan Women's MAW the fighters uneasy. I 6 I - (Hooton 5-3 and Rau AMERICAN L AUC BATTING McRae, KC. .34); G.Brstt. KC. •iis. Bcstct. Mm. Cirew. P,tIn. 333; LeFlore DeS. I i-" "I don't feel a fighter can be taught new things while Golf Toiirrtament, I - -- ___ Yowre wondering, do ands?to Like a c1lizziney I Dave Lube and Oil Chan __ 2.9 and .- . - man for over 43 years. know the answer to that, either. Didn't he have periodic But I do know that an over. L eade rs d some For Jane thone of the first tb'W Polo did was do"the gym 90 Spectiters. This does not Mt well with fans who love to stop by and . 1 .,:~ TWELFTH, __________________ Montreal (Blair ") at Phila. driver In IHRA history to go quarter-mile in. less thm :~ secorW!s on his rcn prior to the Pittsburgh (Dom" 10,4), In) Chicago (S" 16) of St. accident. He streaked over the Louli (Forsch 1.10). (n) A Atlanta Strip in 5-94 reaching i.u.es per 1w. a an ego (Strom Ii. But his record lasted only 131, (n) Or1IV 9&-es Scheduled until Garlits shattered the Polo is blamed for a lot of other things that upset fams, I .. known - David Brodkey. He wait also my brdher.ln4aw, having boo married for over 40 ytas to my older, Helen, the eldeot (and Prettleat) of the four Friedman girIL Days spent his ah birthday fighiting a ' In I 109 COW- He Irli (?)He wait fast1e 4hi- bildutiful man could have lived under leadership of Polo, Vincent got knoe.ked oW in we rounil by Madan Joey aftb that be Ad not do what DOminick told him. I.. dadwgInto a Madison right PolOhadIn*ucted him to "c1rc1eaway fr omtherg" of • - - • But still J017'* people Insist, "ever since that damn Marco Polo showed Ic, Joey hasn't been the sosiie fighter." _. TWà PI'nz'o. T IJ•IS.47 slud my 3M goodsy to on. of distal, gentle and 3. liwIly, 4 Mr. lsdaema one (4) OO: S. Compromis.; 4. Travelin s,1s.4Q; is . got peoVlncemd people up in - - 1 - IHRA record of 555 SeCOfldS This move rA only antagonized ar . 2 run. He was not Injured. It . NiCotine Ju.nky Dies Be *fore Time I most I Dosar 3.^ 3.00; 3.50W WIni IS) $ . . . I I IOM - - WIWVCjC5tjØlI$, £n,H.! . JIlL __ ISA, I-4111; 3. Our Not (3) an$ Q Sapphlrej IL NWS Joke. 5)514.30,31:7). TWILPT$ -1. sit Of Grace (2) - IV UlMU &P • - • ____ T1 £ ftil&d@IPN8 1. Chico" o Pittsbur gh3Q Montreal I Atlanta • Los 2.7. III game 10 innings Cincinnati 114, 2nd game 11 Innings Games (LaCorte ___ I. lousily Tom. my; 7. Pecos ROckin; 3. Wrige 11455.00: 31:22. ELEVENTH -1. RimblIn c.ss, 04y; 4. Hand Ott, 3. Painless (I) 740. 3.40. 3.39, 7. May Sewi (7) DeillhtM 5. J. Osrron: I. GoId.n t ILl VUNTN - I. Shonda Lee (7) 10.00.400.3.4I,7. Milidy Time (I) ________ . . 1" 1 .j . ILUVINYN P(3.1) Will, 7(3.14) 3)511.10:30:55. __ _______ - WrIgN Hi FitI 11* JImI ZIp; 3. FlorIda lucks 1. L's Wind Sock (l) Sundays Gemea - - W ow. 11157$ - 1. Silver hand, 2. M 4.001 L 11AW Rainy (4) ?As# JWIIIS Wilards 3. Randy Rupref;4. Q (47) $1340; P (7-4)113.10: 7 San Diego 4-1. Houston 1.2 on his previous Harris became the third VilmmL And, will probably nova like VinctitiL •' recorded local ftglai, who have never liked Vincent. $1111 do J ''q : , , ° turned in the f#Aed of the fird things p ~ Clemens, Mich., when the engine In II racer exploded. 11* explosion sent Parts Pyh* Polo's 90111. . . - . . A hli1Igf4 of the dsy will be en eshibmun of art and cafabYllrldaattf*tek.Mar,Elumenta,y ioo1. 'o1 Ho (it 'Wd) lilac., ribbon en o of the paintings to be entered, held by Sadists nith exhibition is open to am pW,lk ____ 7) 11.1*10, 31:fl. NI515L I: 111111. SChank (1)115 • Son F,an 65 It .445 Xtt Atlanta &I 11 -4X 3014 Sahinlay's Games strip In his semifinal run to become Pete Ashloats head trainer. 12 10-004A,4.01 I.Just pony(51 SAO. a : oil _____ - , mc.n. Arolyti Tro. 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Mickey Eckert (6) 4.00j Q it. & Notires 7. wormy will; t sandy NOW York Gum" at Phila. 11-2) 8111.119; P 11-2) UL401 T(1-24) 4) 8SX80; P (4-1) WIL"i T (4-14) Tiff*. $11111.10; 34:0. detchla TENTH -I. Maret-lift: L Man SIMA; 31:11. 1. Sold Admtral (7) Houston at ftfla'a Ifift1rN - 1. Tinker X. Eckart (3) Ut"i 3- G-H.'s Debbie; 4. FW81-2 .446 23 dragater earlier Swiday, In. Montreal luring shoot 10 persons P05* '' T Cadol Charley a I. 12 51 .313 474 47 .525 *7 York England MI at j U,Iato,, n1, N 53 .410 Pitts tha" MuldowneY• 12.tiS; 31:35. SIXT14 - 1. a is.% Knoe (5) Hi-a Houston M Tampa say 0 Oakland 31. Pittsburgh Is Milw1aukee (Travers Oakland (Norris 4-5) at Minnesota Gar" before a crowd of (Lueblim 4.41 N VAO Sunday, delivered = * NATIONAL LEAGUE I 31:35. . Son Francisco 26, or#" -ISO of To" _4 cmvetan * . SaIllm" V. Now (ereft COMMERCE, Ga. 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PM, SI. 151145, GD (2.1) 134.15, 31:11 KW COSCliI S. 111111N 1351 7 AoMnce 1114, Duiian he. K.nClhs 133115: 57141:31:41. GD ($4) brUAMM 1101 WW III v HITS-low. cm. 154; Moflt. ThIRD-i. Lucky *1111 (5) *7* THIRD -1. Rid Cn (7) 445. No Dusivas - at TeAwK X01. Mlffl Doonm a Mudgravelled & Z"ree"t with 73 n J83 0% TWIL All, 179i G@fV@Yo LA. 1111i 111.91, SA; 2. We JIM (1) Ito. Ift 3AI: 2. YOM DoW IS) M cointm Christie. b l kMl k.1A L....... l Wll on Is •l •-5l M 1 l. WWII OV i • sisii.q - e .. 144 CeUt .3 43 5 el ,....wj "' lust III.., 'l5(fti(Ifl meis $43.lSi P (71) 1711$; 7 . i M5r$tg 3. MIgrate: 1. Alto; S. ot mosdo world DOUBLES-O.MddOL Pill, 2) 11.11515, 31:34. Texas summer us : 0.5 .._s_ z A l _i_ .fl_ 1$45; 33fl L._ 1_ --. I g Iu1 rkl im. oct Clii. hi 1tt w. CV0Mflt$ hi's not been I -' £1 13 .437 11'-' (3) FOURTh -I. Ynie Wl..d$! (I, C. 34; Jolinstoiw. PM, 33 14.11, 441, lIli 7. Royal Dancer (1) U i..m OUT - I. IW5Ifld7 Vilvig, Sun Jan; U.S limier mid. signed for Curto, Franki, .S. ta. tis, . Asssr?id Tray (I) 4*441:3.0.y ValveS (7) 4.20; Q Detroit 4 N1i'Yoit R j1$ 3. Snowy White (4)2.55; . SirbI100Hih. angli S. Royal; enInNsl4id11 dieweight titleholder Mike Seniors Scott Qark, who werl S. Jaw assel 41 !o(3.1) $13441:T(3.i.2) Q(111s1N.sl,p(sI)5411.w:yO. S With Pro Football 11bsd win Baker In 8cn; Eunun Kansas City I, MJnnowia4 7. Moving Millie; 1. a cord t FIFTH -1. Nap's aMa Junior middleweight king Amoteur adios opens the $ Jeff (4)1241. uUmIre 3.M.kue1.2 wz UP , 4.01411:2. JoeS• (3) 1.15. 445:3. 1LIJ, 3.30; 3. Nsllcssbla (I) 715. Los Angeles 30. Atlanta 14 rnw - I. Leagued; 2. Plain - ____ !4 . 0~ ,j•' DAYTONAIdACH Cl", -=I G.ftwox. Phi. M21 AMERICAN1,11"UR . .. Call :~. -1 The HERALD Will Be On It s egas who woul d 211-220 E. FIRST ST. like to join the ahunne group DOWNTOWPIISANrORD Ph 322 3524 Invited. Kay Liles, president, will call the meeting to order at 7:30 are n.m A1iimn, will fi,rni.h Today And y It - -. - . 0 . I.. it P, it " - --ml i5~. ffi it M 0 ... a _., . it 4 C A * $1 - *111 T . . I ~r ... I V4 `A~ r - �I lnit. I'.M, Mu FL ____________________ -,, Moedsy ___ _____ ffiLi d iwJ sc ,, j$4 p_ (4) (4) c SILOELUCy 7)fl4 CL .- aa4 kItM1, 70 'I)TOTRLllfTRflH, .-CLIOIIM(AY.1 $ .'N4) M.D. M.D .ebMU M.DIHmOM fl UNTOUD 12.15 (LT1€F 10 (IJ TTOMoI S NDTIIAS 4 1:15 (I) tY o J N.D OF 1LATEP gm, ki* U'S OI M$H!JP4 b 5:00 143 poawqpo , W.LOEAI.*c ___ - __________________- - _____ Kish Real Estat CILORBi ISiS tc Mt - Illi s. u Iuv..J.' Gush PW C , PRs pr b MOVIE V SW laEVl6Cpt .A6C75:icoktj, . e y, TPS Ts,v k* Vnil, öty -. * liE P,u,l1O 5:30 YsFPIE (J) tfI FOOTa¼L Msi ft 9:30 2 JIMMY SWAGGART L..SHOW 10:00 -JI0S J0111 John (Jack Ward.n) in. . IS d st .a Prvy Guv p11W 4 W..lT S hIIcE OOUGLAS SHOW $ MiddI.. (81W) Robrt Frw Mji. 1964. (Tt) fls IU.' P.x ;,Sd Ywe. PAn1s. 1965. 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HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 34-9212 Santord 4 SHIRLEYMILLETT $349212 Caueib.ay.WinIer $prins Forest City AItamonteSprIn9s HILDA RICHMOND 543$7 D&tona fin kn ___ MOfldiy, Sipt __________________ ______________________ - - ___________________ - - ______ - - _____________________ _____________ - _____________ -_____ _____________ Furniture - serrptaruai 1 - ________________________ - - __________________ ___________________ - ____________________ - - -. Stemper•Reaftor ______________________ ___________________ __________________________ - - _____________________ ________________________ __________________________ _________________________ - __________________ - "-Wy ______________________________________________________________ PublIstsSev.T 13. . 27. 1974 ms. to consider the adoption of an you are required to file wilt. the NOTICEOFACT1ON 05034 clerk of Phi CIrcuIt Court of TO by the City of Saidord, RICHARD L. WILLIAMS ____________________ Seminole county, Florida, Probate Florida, tltleofwhlch Isaifollows: Division, the address of which Is IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, WILLIE 0. WILLIAMS, LISALNOTICE Seminal, County Courthouse, PUBLIC NOTICE ORDINANCENO. hlswlfe TO ARCHITECTS EIGHTEINTH JUDICIAL Cli. Sanford, Florida, a The written Department of Route 3 In. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOI.I Public Asmoufl5,Tsnf - Con. honmsntat$ervlcasisInrecefpat Sullivan, Indiana AN ORDINANCE OF THE CIT V statement of any claim or demand COUNTY, FLORIDA. sultaN PruIect may have against an acaikatlon Pen the construction the estate of SANFORD. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.)lI7.CA4I.S) FLORIDA, Tt.e DSfrICI School Bard at OF GERTRUDE I. GILBERT, action to fenecime a mortgage on P a private dodi at the Polkeving CITY OF SANFORD, PLO*iQ$, a SemInole County In Compliance with AMENDING ORDINANCE No. deceased. usalMi property: tile following property iocate in political silbdlvloNo at the lisle ci the Consultants CompetItive OF SAID CITY, AS AMENDED, Each claim must be In wriIlng and Seminole County, Florida Tract A, StaNley Harbour, ac SAID ORDINANCE ADOPTING A Florida, P4eaN,atlon Act- Chapter 73.21), Indicate the atndbg to the plat theruf $ does bails for the TheNOrthleifee$of the E%iof the dictate the intention to Im. POSITION CLASSIFICATION cIalm,th,nameandr,uofWe Plaintiff, iconisdinptat Boohll,Page4d,at PLAN FOR THE EMPLOYEES OF Vi. 58¼ofWeNE¼ofSICIIQIV, piement the following lst0 Creditor or ills agent or attorney, w Public records of Seminole T01shIp 2) South, Range 31 Last, SAID CITY. AND ADOPTING A STATE OF FLORIDA. arid till preleCt. the amount claimed. It the hiss the East 31$ heet, located ounty, FlorIda. In AN 1. ConverItsI of ItS existing SALARY CLASSIFICATION Taxpayers, Property Owners and cIairniscfyatd.Wedat,,tft The above described prerty Is SmInol, County, Florida and CitIzens of the FOR THE FISCAL YEAR strdwe located at MeiIonvlIle City of Sanford. In • will become du cited In Section 4, TOwnship shall be stated. If ContaIning 4.015 acres. A copy shall be available at th cluding non.residents ownln Celery Avenue (formeçty krion as the claIm Is contingent or nails. Range 39 East (Breniley onkeof the Office of the City Clerk has been f lied against you and property or me Sanlont Navel Academy JU11IOf you subl,ct to taxation unliquidated, the nature of the are reqjfrsd to serve a copy amber Homeowner's Association therein, it al.. of y School) to an attica complex PC Par all Persons desiring tO examine uncertainty shall be stated. If tile sat ramp area). the lame. written defenses. If any, to It on house me County SupirWandeni Defendants. omments by property owners All parties In Interest aid citizens claim is secured, the security shail THOMAS N. SHAHADV, Attorney ad Staff. ORDER TOSHOWCAUS, litsin be described. The claimant shall f5it Of till propoied for shall PlaIntiff, 2054 Scott Street, have an opportunity to be To be eligible Ion consldenn, TO THE SYATE OF FLORIDA] . dliv ftkitcopie$ofmecIaim H011ywood. Florida, 33O on or 'oledsfsouldbeInwvtln,tome heardatsaldheanlng, THROUGH THE STATE AT. all Intens$tedflrm.s mist be 0epariment of Environmental tilled tothecIerktoenabletMcPs By order of the City Commisplon befor, OclobenlIPh,lflIandflI,We by the Schoel Board TORNEY FOR THE EIGHT mail one copy to cacti personal original with the clerk of this p.vlces, 4322 Orlando. Drive, of the City of lenIent. Florida. EENTH Court JUDICAL pursuant to coneultants Cii. representative. Word, FlorIda 33771 H. N. Tamm, .tr. either before service on Plaintiff's Comp,y NNo CUlT OF THE STATE, THE AU. CLAIMS AND DEMANDS Michael J. Hittawoy, City Clert attorneyonImm,dielyt,,., WereguIationsof, (Form SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, NOT SO FILED WILL BE Otherwlie a default Chairman Publish: Sept. 13,1911 will be entered *1) TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS OF FOREVER BARRED. Board Of County DEO7) against you tortPser,liefdemar THE CITY OF SANFORD. My firm or kidlvidul desiring to Dated August 21. 1974. CommIssioners In the ComplaInt. pro FLORIDA, INCLUDING NON. OfislIOIlallIl,'ylCeefo'ft5 Theodore R. Runge Seminole County, Florida WITNESS my han4 and seal SEMINOLICOWiry BOARD proud shall apply hi writing 105' RESIDENTS OWNING As Personal Representative ablish: Sept. 13, 1974 this Court on the 10th day of Sep. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS consldent with a letter of of PROPERTY 0* SUBJECT TO Dl5067 ot the Estate of tember, A.D., 1974. NeticsatPvbllcHeanlng WirU5t.EachlØterfIn,sres,ii TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALL GERTRUDE . GILBERT (Seal) The Board of County Corn. disaibe the fIrm's: OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING Deceased mllsionens of Seminole Arthur H. Seckwltti, County. Jr. l.SPSdflcablIflleswIthrespedto ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR IN Robert M. Morris, Clerk of the Circuit Court F.wIIIhoidapubcMaring the particular prolect's consider TEREST IN PROPERTY TO 51 Attorney By: Lillian tile hollowing items: Woodrnan requirements. AFFECTED BY THE IS3UANC Robert M. Morris of A. Deputy Clerk PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR 3. Slmilr work within the last BY THE CITY OF BONDS Huschlam & Morris . Publish: Sept 13, 20. 27, Oct. 4, 197$ OF ZONING thres(3)yearedelcrIain,je,, CHANGEa HEREINAFTER MORE PAR. 230 North Park Avenue 05013 REGUL.A IONS location ait lvi. TICULARLY DESCRIBED, OR TO 1. lILLY B. LaURIE AND Sanford, FlorIda 37771 )currsntwertlosdandablultyto BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY lICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING GERALD w. HALEY, 1.1 Teleohcne 333.1051 IN THE CIRCUITCOURTOFTHE itse project. THEREBY: CONSIDER THE ADOPTION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dl. t Waif and equipment Prapolad RESIDENTIAL TO C.3 GENERAL Publish: Sept. 6, Ii, 1914 You and Cacti of you an, hereby o ANORDINANCE BY THE CITY CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE RETAIL COMMERCIAL PZ(e,i. DED.127 pj .e at the prolect. nsqulredtoapQeeronthe,da,ol SANFORD, FLORiDA. 753.17. ThiS '. Cf ml COUNTY, FLORIDA. ¼ 04 ibi NOTICE (* A PUBLIC HEARING 3. The name of all consultants October, ins, at 10:30 o'clock A.At P slice Is hereby given That a NE ¼ of SE ¼, less the West 154.5 CIVIL NO. "l'U.CA.Ot.IE propised fir use on the prolecs. before the Circuit Court for TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION blic Nearing will be held it ills GOVERNMENT NATIONAL IachfirmsoalimaininONllal t; and nlofif.of.way of State Road OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY Seminole County, Fhnld_a. at tIll ,imlsslon loom In the City Hall MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. irvice Application Form 25101 fIle 427, SectIon 1.20.30, SemInole OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Courmovie In Samigria, Florida, the City Sf Sanford. Florida, I x'm, ffie Director of Auxiliary County, Florida. Further described Plaintiff, Notice Is hereby given ttsat a and $h cause why liii 7:0S vclsdi P.M. on September 27. v. 5er4r, çdatsd at load every as 2500 Block on South Sanford Public Hearing will be Mid at the prayer of tile $to consider the adoption at an complain' Avenue. (DISTRICT NO. 2). ALVIE SYLVESTER ASHCRAFT, twelve UI) months to be eIlgibleI' Iliad In the above •ntlfld CommissIon Room In the City Nail • Ordtranc, by the City of Sadard, 3. C. 0. BERRY AND JAMES A. In the City of Sanford, Florida, at consideration. If thlsforsn Is already Proceedings $ImvId not elda, titisof which lies follows: be granted Defendants on file, slate me date of submittal HIEUL, OC OFFICE DISTRICT 7:00 o'clock P.M. on Seplember 27, and tie Public Improvemont TO C-i GENERAL RETAIL 1516, to consider NOTICE OF SALE hi idler of Intirist. ADPIICIinS R the adopllon 0, ORDINANCI NO. $317 Bonds, Semis 1914, theren NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thai witheut tile dote descrIbed will be COMMERCIAL Fl (P.1-il) 4. TM ordInance by the City of Sanford. daicribed, and the proceedings west ¼ of the Northeast ¼ Of the Florida, tItle of onthe2ah day 09 Considered Improper. fember which sas f011Ows: authoflIng the Issuance thersof, ORDINANCEOF TIlE CITY OF 11:00 am, at the west IraN 1974,at NorTheast ¼ of Section 33.21.30, ALL APPLICATIONS MUST door of FORD, FLORIDA, MAKING validated and confirmed, suds tIe, Courtti (LESS: Ilght.of.way for State of Semlagi. County, REGISTERED IN THE STATE OF ORDINANCE NO.1354 bOnds ConsstIrg of Two Million One PROPRIATIONS FOR THE at Sanford, Florida the undersigned FLORIDA TO PRACTICE THEIR Roads No. Gland 434). Seminole y OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. Hundred Thousand Dollanl County, Florida. Further described ANORDINANCEOF THE ClsrkwIlIoffentorsaIethefoIn, PROFESSION AT THE TIME CITY OF ($2,100,000) Public Improvement I THE FISCAL YEAR descriMi real Property: as lust South of lners.ctlon Ori APPLICATION, SANFORD, FLORIDA, GINNING OCTORER . 1 Revenue Bond. Series 1975. of till $', Rvsnch Reed and State Road DING ORDINANCE NO. AMEN. a, NORTIIW000. recorded Lack envelope shell be clowly c1tyots 5097 OF InIfPlat 0 ENDING SEPTEMIER iaols,'j.t. Book I?, Pages ii & ' marked. "APPLICATION TO 136. on thu West side. (DISTRICT SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE , as of a date to be fIxed by sit i & Public NO. 1). Records PROVIDE of Seminpie County, SERVICES BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN FOR sequent nesoIut copy snail be available it me of the City prk.'\4 I Florida, ThIspuhilctl.IrIngwilIWh,Id In THE CITY OF CONVERSION o COUNTY OF. SANFORD, to 1MW sate; to mature on Sep Ce of the city Clerk Ion all together he wIth all County Commission Chambers '( FICE COMPLEX". Structures, FLORIDA, SAID Im AMENDMENT timber ions desiring to examine the 1 at Such lime or tlmnnd t the ene County Courthouse, CHANGING THE ZONING OF A Provemints, fIxtures, appuancsg, Ardlsit,dural firms interested in se. esceedlnatnfnty (30) years and from PM Room 20.3, Sanford, FlorIda, 011 PORTION appurtenances ,covldlnq servIces may apply laId land or OF THAT CERTAIN us. In date therrof; to bear Interest U parties In Interest and CdIZaA eber 3, 1974, al 7:00 P.M., or as PROPERTY 014 Ktfy Q the $uperbeendnt., Cinluflctlon thieY01tffi. LOCATED BET. ii have an Opportwllty to II effla payable semiannually at such rats loon thene.Iter as possible. The aforesaid sale will be WEEN at 312 Commerc 2ITH STREET AND 39TH Ayinu,, made or rates not exceeding till rd at said hewIng. Pursuant to a Final JUdgment Written comments filed wIth the STREET Sanford, Florida, AppllcaI10 en. BETWEEN maximum rate fixed by appflcabl y order Of the City Commission be received bets..eeri the hours will Land Development A*nlnls?nator MAGNOLIA AND In Civil No. 7$142$CAOI.EE of I will AVENUE AND now toCityitSaniord, Fionld& law; a more particular descnlptidi be considered. Persons ap. PALM8TTO AVENUE pending In Ph, Circuit Court Of AM. mdl P.M., Moiday PIICOIIQII of such bonds being contained in till H. N. Tamm, Jr. o SRI the Eteentti Judiclat CIrcuit In Friday until 12 Noon, Sep$emer pearingatthepvbllchearingwiults, (SINGLE.FAMILY RESIDENTIAL CIty Clerk complaint filed d for Seminole County, Florid.. In theta heard orally. Hearings may be 24th. lids: Sept. 13, 1976 Proceedings continued from time to lime as DWELLING) distrkt. DATED thIs 9th PubtiaJi: Sept. u, w. is. me A copy shall be available at the day ci September 349 This order to sh cause shall bi nd necessary. Further details Office of the City D(D45 Clerk for all (Seal) published In the manner required ' )$ available by calling 3234330. EXt. persons desiring to examine ___________________________________ till Section 1SG. Florida Statuses. I' 307. Arlrjr H. Ssckwlm, Jr., sam.. Pile Evening Herald, a newspaper 4 Boaid of County CIItk.gI the Clc'vIt Court All perVus In Interest amid cltiien 9en.ral Circulallori in m• City 4 Commissioners s: M4ry N. Osrd shall hay, air Opportunity to be SenfOrd, Flrida, published IA Seminole County, Florida Depviy Chink heard at said hearing. Snlortt. Sqminole Cnty, FlorIda. By: Mike Hattaway, Vstl DEN BERG, GAY By order of IPso City Commission DONI APID ORDERED •t Chairman I BuilcE, PA. of the CIty I Sanford. PIønIda. 3nf $,, County, Florida. Afletl: Afforiseys fOr the Plai,Iiff hi. N. Tamm, .4.. 1114 24&ti clay ci August, 1974 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Post Ofti, Box Cily Clerk 4 $ Gomlrilcit .1. Saul Ovtsnct.,, FIOnI4 32000 PublIsh: Sept. 13, 197$ Publish: Sept. 13, 1975 Circip Judge 01072 010.45 PublIth: Aug. 30, Sept. . i DE074 Legal Notice Legal Notice ____________________ - - - • -- - Sanford Court Apartments enllat. AKESIDE APARTMENT Highway 17.91. Sanford Acress From Ranch Heu y323.1S7Oor S31.9777A IL low modern single story I & 2 bedroom opts. and completely furnished Studio apartments, Conveniently located & beautifully landscaped Abundant storage (including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package". From $145. Call 3310220 between I & 5:30. REALTORS tilore, si,soa. Greatly reuce. - - Lake Mary- 2 BR furnished house, newly refinished Inside and out. Adults. NO pits. *23920. ET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAYI WANT ADS. 21R,carpeted,alr Adults, $lIOmo. 1SANORA LLJ SOUTH Sanford's newest residential neighborhood FROM 25,000 VA Flnanclng.NotIilng Down • BR, trailer, furnished, air cond. Plenty of ground, fenced for 333.3439 Isitermen. Canolsts. 2 BR, turn.. adults. Weklva LandIng, 323.4470 or 323.130). _________________________ FHA Conventlonal-5% Down I Homes ready for your inspection and Immediat, occupancy ' laY Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom ApIs. Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adutt.Famlly One B.drooni From p135 1505 W. 25th Sf, Sanford, Fla C Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks Southof Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralley Odham.3234670 BUILDER-DEVELOPER ____ ___ ____________ Si-HousehOld Gooth FOR RENT - 2 BR, screen porch & carport, $120 * SINGER FUTURA * BATEMAN REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 26355. S.anfordAve. i2l OlS9evn. 322 7643 - CARPENTER REALTY I BR, St. Johns Rlv. Owner must sell. -_-- - - __________________________ BARGAIN Lowest price and best home Fruit trees, large famIly room, screened O,th, 2 BR, DrIve by 2317 PrIn ceton, Then call 425.1049 to see Only 116.900. __ ________________________ - LARRY SAXON. INC. REALTOR _________________ Aluminum Siding No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet. Close to Schools. 323.0237 after SiSO. Home Improvements can cover your home with alum ____________________________ %dng & SOflit System Also Inr,or, E.teror PSttrng Rooting Gutters 20 yrs Ep 2 BR, 1 bath, frame house, with tenstrom Realty Patching & Eagle S'd,ng Co 53 i543 wash house, workshop & child's I )REAMWOLO Brick & Slone Spec Jlty 372 27a0 2312 Hartweil play house. Near elementary Cozy 3 BR. 2 bath, in like flew WANT TO SELL school. Located In country. Window Washing. Floor Stripping & condition. Central heat arid YOUR HOME? Fenced yard, $15,000. 3235431 elt. Buying a new Waxing. Carpet Shampooing home? family room, satin kitchen Moving to an with after 4:30. Free estimate 323 3154 apartment? breakfa$t bar plus lots more. Get some action with a Herald $2,750. Sanford- By Owner. 3 BR, 1½ classified ad. We'll help you write baths, central H&A, screen patio, i )YLLWILDE Land Clearing an ad hat will bring a last sale 131 Aldean - You carpeted. 523.300. 322.1503 after S gotta $i* this I BR, 2 bath, with CALL 32226') screened porch, fireplace, Nicely LaksAtonroer_2+acn,,.3113½ treed, Great for large family. C&A BackHoe Service batti, pool. 173.000 Jenny Clark Beauty Care Lana clearing, t,ii dirt, Clay. Realty, Realtor, 323131g. rock Alt kindi of digqng Hosse?ralI I lIKE MARY On HoIIIs St. ClassifIed Ms will always giv, you Stored and moved 322 C1e2 BeautIf lakefraN 3 BR, 2 bath TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON more. Much. Much More than custom some on big LA. Mary. Ltocmerly Harriett5 Beauty NOOk) you expect. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Paneled family room with SI E. Firit. 322 3743 Bulldozig. Excavating, Ditch work, fireplac, and dream kitchen, A Fill dirt, tOp tOil. 3323543 M. UNSWORTH super value at 543.500. Reg.R,alEstateBrp.r Home Improvements Lite Clearing; Mowing; Discimig; I)CH ARBOR 1)3 W. Crystal Fill D'rt; Clay; Rock; Sand; 103W. 1st St. Drive Comfortable 3 BR, 1 32340t1 or 323 0517 eves Bickpio,' Loader. Pts. 333 27, bath home, on large 13$' * ISO' ih.aay lot. C. E. SHEPHERD Paneled family room, Plo Qualifying. Pay equity, assume central air and heat. sprinkler Painting, Remodeling, General lOw mPg, 3 BR, l bath, fenced Landscaping & Repairi Call 323 eels system and many otheri. $33,000. yard. Wash:ngton Oaks area. 373. Care ReplIri, Carpentry, Paint,ng, KE MARY 337 Country Club Roof Home Rep.lr Qutterina_. Cement lIw,ing edging, trimming Oad Just listed this spacious 3 work Free esIimat, 53)1447 SN, 1½ bath with convert able 4th *eedng EALTORS wdroom. Many fertili,ing Free estimitis. 207 Sth it, extras including Central Heat & Air CositIoning multiple liSting Service 373 59 amily room, screened porch and For tree estimatis, call Carl nleresled7 ots more. 545.000. Harris at SEARS in Sinford 323. EXPERT LAWN CARE 1771. Rentals MowIng, Edg, Trimming NLAND 301 S. Sunland I bedroom. 2 bath home. $200 w .arge corner lot. 3 BR, I bath. SOP AND tHINK A MINUTE II FrEtl Phonefl3)792 month, firit arid last plui $100 Omplelely fenced. Attractive CI.i%sil,iØ Ads adni work there damagedep, References requIred. smiled family room, Carpeting. Grasscutting. wiuk't be any flO yard toosmaii 72,20. Bedroom furnished apartment, Carpenry, Remodeling 32)5092 Call Sanford's Sales Leader Addutiati, 513$ per mo. Custom Work Licensnt, Bonded AT 322242O ANYTIME Free Climate 32)5034 bedroom unfurnished apai'trrent, 1IALTORS __________________ $150 per month. MIS 2541 PARK Have Some camping equipment Painting you tic tonger usa? Sell it all with a Ciy 3 BR. 2 bath, central heat & Classified Ad in The Herald, Call, it, family rm., garage, large 322 26)) or $31 93 and a friendly YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING Inced yard. separate studio, ad viSor will help IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A 1.000 equity & assume loan of II 322 1S$? or 32204)2 CLASSIFIED AD LATELY 12.000. 321 0503. S Pi,tler Pest Control ART OkUWN PEST CONTROL. _ 322 $143 - - - ____________________ - -'- - - 322.2090 323 of Singer's lines?. Sold new to, over $400 Needs someone to assume balance. 519610 05' PdY 4 drIve. 5)2 30 mo Free home trial Will MAREaAd$4.mO.00IIfOrsaI..R.g. Tens's. Walker. 321.2413, ___________________________ tak. trade NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER. 777 N. 1792, Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala lsosValIant.goodceancar,,5111, Casselberry L009wOod. 3391097. best offer. 333.1000. Road. $13 month, 323..4N. ____________ 323-5774 Anytime Office & Store Space available, downtown Sanford. - Day$3fl 4)23 Nights-.)73.7333 - -I Piano Services _________________________ STORING IT MAKES WASTE 3ELLjpjc, IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Cal: 3322611 or $319953. - Sewing - . REALTY Aiterat,on Dre Mkng. Drapes, Uphoisrery 377 0707 - - _____________________ - Tree Service I V Life in - - - -._ Welcomes You HOMES of DISTINCTION 4 - - -- -- ____ IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY 211 W.2Sth Additions Sanlord,FIa. Remodeling Trees Tr,mm Cut, Hauled Away 323 4.505 or 323. 134 latter ipm)' STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if Ciaislf Ads didn't WOs'K there be any. - - Largo Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street Li,hts S4dewal: CONSTF&JCTJON Lawn - 9dqPwi&1e _______ - VETERANS - Nothing down homes. sio4 up. REALTOR, MLS eneva ardens Luxuij Patio Apartments New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 1776 1976 - BROKERS - 34-Mobile Homes ______ KfE OREAMWOLD Lovely older 3 BR, beautiful yard. A retirement team home. 533.000 to settle estate. - Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show, quality. Cropped ears & Loose a Datsun Including Z CVI iSd shots. siso to $300. Terms. trvcks_. For Information call Bill Ray or lack MInk. 531.130. Cats&Kltt JUSTMAKEPAVMENTS.....ned $2Eah1 '73 Models. Call 333WO or 534. 323.1745 .l e, Free Kittens, cute & cuddly, Contact after 4, 11$ Hays Drive. rims (ci good. Needs body work. $430 cash firm. SIlCol 323.1702 atterS P.M. -41,q' with fireplace. Excellent floor Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, plan. 3221104. Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available, Bud Cabell. 3221052 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. anytime. Harold Hall Realty - 141DISCX)\TER, LOCH ARBOR - Executive i BR, wIth pool. Choice area. Family room, large gam. rm., party room. 141.500. 33-Houses Furnished ___________ 80Th STARRING SO4NYCHJ ____________________ -. ___________ _.•1j_ J&THUMS. I ALSO 1,11 "The Street ghter fe Super Auction • ___________ ' - ., RUTH TUE CH e34212 AItamonteSpilng Lcngwood (East) _________ NOW lentals IH H SIX 6:30 *UMTY CLOSE IP 9:00 IJ PHIL DOPIAPfJE 8HOW (Ibbt) T WJUiIA te he - - 56 5 PE iso cue 10:30 (.4) (4) MALE frus wd susy r - - at)I S - a ,bSPc te at ,,,.LlPy, ISSYL (R) "a ALNI8LRSIIOW -1100 '2i (.4) WILD. MD WEST -- 2ULlAS.YOG.At1ICYOU to 01 ___________________ ORT (I) ALl. Ii liE PAM. Yl'Ly: Ei Wed nd oil, a esW oii on tsr th ______________________ ____________________ 5 DUCK, DUCK GOOSE (Pd.) ft (II) H . - (4)PASTOR'SSTLOY CL SIWR SEIESTER 6:55 rjj y 6:58 PALl. KAMVEV 700 (j) TCQY (Lo n 725 d 825) CLCLcoBws73o5 n*. Ot 4). POPEYENCflB( (D SESSipttr L GOOD MORNING A& (1od hb ROrkM 725 u 825 ant, b , oi) sos CL CL CAPTAIN ;:a CANADA CIP HOOY: __ "PtETOPLE ; • - _______________________ Mm &t (FIt) M PIo.u.J Gus Gus. Gu amid.,.. ikINli 1966. 1) *'t) Mlii 7)56 RIG (T1.$ Ttut) I DMCF JEANNIE (Wed.) 06CC: pp.orus ii UCAT10N (RL) P1CflE OF PEftL7)t mi,ycl ris. (43 d- - le•I ht.t. CL aoesi (4) DAY (I) P.Ehm MII ____ __ (4) mJs HOPE 56 E (Sbt) tSIII at PuiV4im'daj' Jut, KIiT, cuPbrd Eim. (T) "? Non aid a Prssr. to Yow', Guest P1st. 1111. (t) i Ft'ifl Rleso.' IikJssat O1Is, Gut Gu)'us. (Thin.) 1. Ms$,. it Tu.sdoy aJf,J.l_I_1,w1 -. - $100 _____ - 3- c1dI%n W 3, _______ Jim Hunt Realty inc ET* *) LY C(11cIM. ix (EJ M.D ISPOM 4) CL •_. • FUTURABY SINGER - SSTATC • ____ __________________ (4) US CL PTORI I ________ - ______________________ • '1 - ___ 1210 I,) THE GONGIHOW (4) CL SEARCH FOR TflUORROW • LOVE, AMERICAN $TflE ___ ON (7) (tPxn) THE GRASS (FIt) Ft WILD, WILDT T I OCFN 1 ,. * - 15:00 1) (LPIM (4) (1) UJNCT. LI i4JiYM ' . ______ ' RS* ryoy ,, U, '$) TtSC 4) MIII. i CaJiBart 00 OSSP At4rIseSfl a.a NC UON vmim rrci. c .. - ______ ,* LOVE, AMERICAN _____ S - RIdgewtwjj Aims 11:16 .4 U, $ . Cii irnTE M ii IVSiII ___ CLASSIFIED ADS __ jy r1juj, !.1mIJ. Unlwnls .1 N0T)IOPILICT156 * i 44 . .. . FACEDWITHADRINKINO cern. TEL1ØONE $AL!$' 1) T DAYS op ou imamere. ierratirv its,.,, at me mtsas PROBLEM wm.te c.uiwv. OdCifldO WIfltO( Pork $mIjo$ ..aronprivat,tra.. ew. P.vh.ps AICSIOIJC Aneny rite e9 Phr.'a. da hery Pialida (27?* jJata, .US) Ia National Dispnibufor has sever JOHNNY WALKER P01cW, $16 me. Adolisenly SpecIesse 1,2.13 BR apIs Tsinls, Can PUIC hatS OINIIAL RISC. Help (4) (1) *8 11* openings for expenIatc Cash .41fl 8319993 tel swimming, 335.709 32226W RI,. lest Estate Brake, TION will hi Mid kt lamineis rnnNory haiRS thruw ORired Call 423 4517 ___________________ P'ygrevnd one sales personnel, Must Mi Oni of Singer's I'tcreat lop Cawtty,s?s,.l'p,j,,i,,s resin, I7 Write P.O. B* 1213 Touch and Sew F V fWCltWS. 10ffIfllfl Garage sales are In sedson. Tell I lie with a private ssriter. The knowledg, aai bldigrgi OineralCatfraN () FY FBC ZI Zaq machines. Aume n and dimls.,,,, ox, wccesam me mit Mendsy irs canimlislen win ais*r me.. REAL EStATE 1. • Y I erI Sanford, Florida 327;) IIdg*. electronics & citizin bend radio people about it with a Cia$slf ad RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ___________________________ Realtor CaIanc,of$1$s.Soor pay 5)1.95 per NO Ave. Sanford. P14 323.4w LaIIV'I MItt 10 322 Ad in the Herald. 322.36$); I tsvuniher, A. 0., 197$, th, said private aparelers wNck. prIor IS Were looking for aggressive, sel TAFFER REALIY month. 1 Niru S tiiiii$........ Will take trad..In. Singer 41e. N 14) 16XO PYWMD Tisesisy bike the SICOND day at 1:16 P.M,OtoSeir u, ms. ames,. Startirs who poNiss a gos 1 ULR, kitchen squlp,e, dee,,, HOURS WNLAND ESTAT Uip9edtOzig.zag& maq01 CeeyIu SUits 2$ times .....31caIi IS hipfor*s,, N00 00. NOVEMSIR, is Pill me Pe1ing letter if Interest, a written tslepfione voice. Apply In peism I leg. $10 ______ me. Alei Reel Estate )½ belts, lange conier *, hOtel. iaIt Broker I rm. kit. iquisped, WtI: Balance of 551.11 or Ii ei 5:11A.M. -.1:35 P.M. 3*. Uftms.............24caNit. stutersient of qyilhflcatlses and - 1100E. 25th SI UFJ SALES CO. carpifs, clean. VS nte. 3221342 afh I or Rmb, sw.Med payments of $4. Call credit' 1fl3 %MlNdltsielanaty___ LOst-Irish $et'erpupay, Plnecm capability te meet Pisrida . '1) CI) THE GUIDING MONDAY Ihrv FRIDAY Bldg. 350, lIlt. St. ($3•ISMINIMUMCHA*O5) sell. Submit terms, Call PhyllIs manager, 32394)) or we at j wee. Reward. Call 322.70 on 3* R.,1s.Ja$lv, In Cinirus Per Ns,1Wtleiw. Sanford Airport, Snford Iv'ANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR SATURDAY $.Nsin 3UnisMiMmuin UGIT Capisni, ReatPer.Assj*, Alter 1212. SANFORD SEWING CENTER me Four* I Ceniressleist A request tsr prepasaI may Retired, refined gonileman desir WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY DUPLEX-. Furnished or Pours, 134t7?3. FRICKI (7) Dlsfrkt 3071 Is'S'..Dimisem s.as.v.ny w distributed Ps DATA PROCESSING OR SELL, AND WATCH TIlE furnished. i pr1w home. Will Pa ie Ideal location. WitS TCNWTUr alit lftIurCe Nationat Distributor has opening Ic FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., EAS$ipj10 ADS May (5) OPELPETOUVE .nnei aiat .xpertoicw titms oat. 322*555. DEADLINES GROWl r Reasonae rent 36137), 2S24Pa,IiD,. REALTOR. 1314033. _____________________ Reward 323211$ Cemmusslener e,t,rsss an experienced 3741.3742 hi an .u..,.t, Geduuns Inssi MOUNTAiNS if MIrc5,ens came *atiq. Cai BROWSE AND SmVE .,. irià Cei, (I) Cimmhsslener, Florida endailniittasulihidwactedts -punch Operator. Hours of en -'pi)).N For the return of purse an C0nt Noon 11* Day kfo. PubNcotlon NO BAMBOO COVE APIS dfun. ,.TleWaitAiWay, Public Service Commission ploymeiw will be from 51:30 A.N esie, HI.W*y 4e Aaetleis 3 BR, 2 bath, Well.11 carpet Keep Mr. William C. kirdier, Jr.. C.uiWy money. fl2.131. W. GARNETT WHITE (1) S2-AIiiøi5 011ierfes, Wite AttOrney to $ P.M. is, _CanNy CeiW & 2 Radem partmq,ts, central Mat.alr, 3½ acres plus, (4) (1) ALL liTHE F..y Public Data.Ju Sunday - Noon Friday sta leg. Real Estate Iroker =z thesis, Rises $, Sai*rd Fidlil furnished or unfurdished. Newly fir horSes, faced, 531,55, Nate $enaton Per me follenIng *771, plisn. *$4*S, sat. 31$ ,IOHN KRIDER,ASjOC. Apply In person to: __________________________________ 5:15 KENMOREWASNER.P.,,s, Y Furitjt ______ redecorated. Come see. I. Alrpoqt WJOO do., Call Owners, 3234)31. Ssnitsdal DiStricts: 17 7 W. Commercial . Mike Nattea.y, SFJ SALES CO. llvd,, Sanford, 3231340. (4) ODCRI4. HO'r,*. DAVE'S 3fliS Maniar at the State House ci Phon. 323 iesi, $afWa'd By Owner-. 4 BR, 3 WIlls, garage, MOONEY APPI lANCES 3*09p Bldg. 350, isIts St. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 41-Hovass Chairman __________________ 5:30 Rap144,daflvis her me fOtirnln fenced. carpete central Sanford Airport, Sanford Rein if Cisøty _________________________ 3437 H011y Ave. heel & 31-Adn,Ws Fum P'4ifripu,., exci' PINEY *0001 BARN - Boy (4) CI) -. House Districts: *. 34, 44, 45, 1$, air, ties', park, suoe. ,n-e. Cammusslonsns A Phone 323•7$ia or 322.olao & M1sce$iai. BIN CeIid4ISIL 5125 or 4-.fl5fl 4-PiflOflaIi 4-Mobi II.iii.i C 56 ,l Publsh: Sept. 13.1975 __________________ __________________ pj after S. . for 31 pct. c.mlnieslan. Fres Flak. Winter SprIngsLoniwoed Day Care ULIA8,DANYOU. Clerk. CIrail? Court ____ 3 BR, '1½ beth, MONTHLY RENTALS Center.s. Aucties, Seturdeys 7 PSI. fam. rm., fireplace. $ Nh from lieriff Lnd. oldest. 5a.m. l p... 4Vxeall ME' Y TROupCtD? Call Toll AVAILABLE • oou= *31270. INC. school, ISALCOtIOtAP*OSLCM? alvminun, trailer Property Appealwr Free. sin ia "we car," COlor TV, Al, COI1d,MaM5I Inc. patIo. $30,511. dam school. 339.3792 anytIme. 53NRioStss NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING _______ ROCKY NC FINECS, IN YOUR FAMILY? CatI3V33 Tax Collector "SERVICE BEYOND on 'TOLl LITTLE FEE .ICENCT QUALITY INN NORTH TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION iiu AL ANON Otihdcareh,myhom. Ill SR 434, Langweod $uperinhsndanl at Sdiooli 7o.-.p1 Trs THECONTRACT'. OFANORDINANCSSYTHECITY cea TV', from 10; 11W trim $12, 517.410 '73 lamMi des*ie wate, 34'x', WANT Td SILL Employer I Good referenc. 4:00 *tPe,VI$Or of ElectIons OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. 3 Service all makes. HERR'S TV. REAL BARGAIN 51,2 YOUR HOME? bINs, kfl, OvIn, rein,. 110 French Ave., 3314734, For families or friends of PrIem' (4) Pts0ne3210331 Usand of County CommissIoners, - Atttactlye 3 BR wi Why Interview "100's" SAN MO PARK. 1. 2. 3 bedroom MAYFAIR Notice Is Pwy slum hit a SWAPSHOPFLEApeAy *smlni to an din& pe. dinlne room, den w.w carpet. Diatslcts 1.3,1 JBLlbarn,Carpe,sd,.C.A&I,, Family leeni, Centr trailer apIs. Adult & famIly perk. PublIc psarng will White at me (4) Ot*J ____ We Send Only Anyane can 5 a seller en a hiyu'. Educitlonsi CPsIid 'ISO.3234014after$p,m. dad end Street. Paymaids $132 FonfurthenIfWormaHoncalIl2l.5$7 Weekly. . Heat-Air, WaII.WalI Care for as low ADS Members of me School Ba.rd, ccm.nu.sNo itoom In me City Nail 3313 Hwy 17.92, Sanford. carpetlrs as • CI) rNo charge. Au imnitled tree. rw 13, Weekly ir YOU Qualify. 323.$474 w$ffi a Herald or writS l..l monthly, Can assume first The Best THEY PAY, ot.s brick patio & fenced par 323 1920, a. in me City or Sanford. FlenIis,at Come browse mary I01doy C IS I (1) On323$435 ad. pai you write 1SVR.FHAFINANCING mortgage. No QUel1, - OP HIG4T compare ai Family Oncup P.O. vs,.o. PublIsh: Au. 23,31, Sept. 6, 13, 1976 1:16 O'CISdi P.M. Cl September 27. 323-5176 at Ph, MayI,lai,d Onlve.ln mad mat will bring a test sail. , $3, $anfond, Fla. 32771. OREGOIY MOBILE HOMES edroom apt., carpet, air, Park DEC iii PANLYA*IR 1916, ho consider me aispHon it an Thistre, SoIN( )7.97, PRim 331. BOOKKEEPER -Full charge, 330 CALL 3*1611 ________________ 350) Orlando Drive Ave. UtIlities turn., 1131 in.. plus COUNTRY-Ill,, bath hOtiWe ,, JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY IV1TAT10N To BID eES 5I,T ordinance by me CIty of SaiSmnd, 1216. deposit. 333.431 after 5:3 Go0dThkigstoEài $aiWord,3fl.3* machine, prefers trucking is eppra. ½ acre. $39J16 __ The City of Ovlsdo, Florida Is Florida, title it which has iaIeni: 56 ADMS F.Y per lence Bine,, *2.7171 L.gd!oth. REMODELING SALE - Celer Asloc. 323.9411 scc'SIins bids in It., 1011011111 Peas. .yo 410 MECHANIC - Heevy allgnmen 11211, large, convenient location. ROOM TO ROAM - 2 BR, 2 Sal Cimele TV, 4' * P p511 table, pick. BIacIi.yjj ia!ment: Night -4.ot,.Acyesgs Da y ORDINANCE NO. SItS wster NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEAitING IiWnlsIiei, experience 111 Fren, Ave. aIcumbers.nOreAv, ½ mIle h16 OOUA$ SHOW ' Cake MOCIIII-I: AUsc. 3*.275, last MaduI 31A Rescue Tool ______________________________ 3224157 or TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION 17$.igs,. of 5k-N lust W of 1.4, 1 Ml. MECHANIC - Farm & Tracts OWN PrIvate POOL. Country ai IN OI.IJqSq4) 01op*ewffiaWr.97ampiee MONTHS AN ORDINANCE OP THE cITY THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL OFANORDINANCIIYTHECITY SANFORD.... 42 *y Mrs. fleer N. W of Sanford Phone *2.3940. experience mosplsere close to I-I. *1km and Skeins. (7J eE* OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, CIRCUIT IN AND POE SIMINOLE OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. IJNT LEASE $11041t 517.011. Furnh$hed2BR PRESSMAN - Offset MuItl:Ini, phr 133.000 Bids Is be received prior to 7:35 ADOPTING THE $ IATE OF COUNTY, FLORIDA. II) MARCIVdELSY. MD. gmag, apt. tio,ice is hereby givan Thai a p1st, rIaIng SACKETT INVN$TMSpty Tired of refit receipts? Mae, 1-"Strij P.M. October 4, I75. bids will be F s. ON S 0 A MU N I CI PAL CIVIL ACTION NO. CORP.,REALTØqS a øS Pvbihc Huiitn will be Mid at me 2300 MellonvilleAve. ) DINAIf NOSSON MARINE steady job? Then call us and start ALUMINUM INSTALLER SPOTLEU I BR, I Bath horn spsn at It.. Council mestin at FIREMEN'S PENSION TRUST NATIONAL HOMES AC. CIII ilusiesi Rises Iii We City Hail INVESTING your mosey lnete.d 2925 Hwy 11.92 AUTO PARTS SALES 13, 100 never lived In, with Central HA CIty Nell en 11w dat,. Air, carpeted. eialet FUND IN ACCORDANCE WITH CEPTANCE CORPORATION I and 2 In me City it Sanford, Plerlie, at of throwing it awey I Have 3 SALES REPS 322.5961 (2) ADAM 12 HIGH W.W carpeting, all The City at Ovisdo resirves Itsi ThE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER Merchp,djs, new at SCHOOL bedrooms. $125 to $131 fliOfWh. 1:0 VCIS P.M. on September 27, TOW TRUCK DRIVER Bobem homes available to start 7:30 PM pilances. Walk to school. 09.301 rho Ps reied any andir all bide. 11$, FLORIDA STATUTES V. .*ssi Adutts. Phone 332,1110 1975, IS Clhldet We adsptIin ci an DIPLOMA AT HOME IN you out EARNING Incised at BAR MAID Nancy K. Cia DM noon's suites, beorn melt.. PROVIDING FOR THE CITY OP CHESTER M. WELLS,i$ III. it ii ehence by me City of Saitóri, 55-Musical_Mirchenth MLS.REALTORS burnlnol ___ 11 DEBIT INSURANCE SALES FurnIshed 2 BR, air, water included, City Clerk de, bunk bad, due, pp. SANFORD TO COITRIIUTE TEN lOt S5I. 11J C*8 Florida, Pith at which is as tlowç. LIVE.IN COMPANION 2 WEEKS Pubits: Sept. 13, PPI$ Cliff Jordan ReeKer MORTSAU FORECLOSURE Adults. $133 a month. Also fur. . 321•0041 Planes I Electratic Organs wim pllances, & TV's have been PU CENT OP THE SALARY OF MOBILE HOME (1) HOON48 IOE8 SET-UP 01041 NOTICE OP SUIT nished 1 BR, air, $95. 53.7$3, S31.* EACH UNIFORMED FIREMAN s- Ito. woes me to automatic rhythm seCtien. Guaranteed reconditioned auto ORDINANCE NO.1331 SECRETARY - Put tints after a. 1) SEVE.ypaijE5II Liberal IJber Dsp. We must sell Is Mike WHO IS A MEMBER OP THE TO: f. 0. GREEN & trodes 20175.FRENCH S. W. (DADE) NIGH SCHOOL batteri, $12.95 exchange, Ø,'gan Sales & DELTONA - Estate *ree, large 3 NOTICE OP A PUBLIC HEARING SANFORD PINE DEPAITMINT SONS. INC., Ball Piano & re_n, for more. Cemecry$g a -WE SELL SUCCESS.... CALL TOLL FREE REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 W. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 2545 Park Dr Western Auto, 30 20$ Commersl BR, 2 bath, family room, 2 car TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION ONEHALF OF SUCH CON a Georgia Corporation Sanford Ave. good seat. RankAmenicard 1 QUIETAREA First 3235174 1 St., 322.33* 400.433.3133 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, garage, Cimming pool, 130' x 210' OP All ORDINANCE BY THE CITY TRIIUTIONTO BECREDITEDAS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 2. 3 Il redecorated house, lots e Master Charge weIcq,,,e, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. lOt? lot. Muss Iii. 151.900. OP SANFORD, FLORIDA. Adults-No pets 16' hal an action to foreclose a mon. FIberglass Garage If you don't believe that want ads A CONTRIBUTION TO THE kItchen cabinets, cling bar, nsa FLUTE FOR SALE Notice Is hereby given tttat a TRUST FUND BY THE IN. gag' on the Phoning property In OF SAID CITY, SAID ORDINANCE ll-tlp Wanlsd carpeting, new roof, central heat brIng results. try ate, and listen to Sanford Auctiii Door, $150 s BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN DYNAMIC PROPERTIES Public Heerin will be held at Iii, DIVIDUAL. FIREMAN, eminole County, Florida tour phone ring. DIal 322.3fl or and large fenced back yard Phone l41.15 S. V. Hardwick, Broker 31A-Djplexes Csmmlealsn Rem In the City Nail PROVIDING FOR THE ASSETS OF' 10 .0, 13. GRENWOOD ESTATES. THE CITY OF SANFORD, Frinch Ave. 531.19,3. Approx. $2,000 down, Slid month, Nurses: INs & LPN'$, Aldn, Aid. In me City of Sinferd, Florida, at THE CITY OP SANFORD Tonn at Longwood, FlorIda ac FLORIDA. SAID AMENDMENT Price $21,200. Owner, 333.0322. companion 323 734 Nidei lmm.dlat,Iy Mature companion to lIve in and 6-QffjC Supplies 7:16 o'chSk P.M. en September 27, FIREMEN'S RELIEF AND cording ____ to the PIat thereof as CHANGING THE ZONING OF A RESALE BOUTIQUE SOUTHERN 42S0$3t Unfurnithed, two bedroom, Security WIUON PLACE-I BR, care for PORTION OF THAT CERTAIN elderly woman. Room 1976. to consider me adOption at in PENSION FUND TO BE TRAN. recorded In Flat Book 13, Page 2, CLASSIC 2 story on) ½ PrIce Clearance Sale, Sept. 13.21. acre, 4 BR, Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322. 1½ bath, formal and board plus salary. Must have ondktsnce by me City of Sinford. SPEllED TO THE STATE OF Public Records In Sentlnol• County PROPERTY LOCATED BET. 9 InontIN old. Amenities galore. Open 10.4 daily. 107 W. 27111 U., 7S-RIcruI4Ot WNcI.s 4530 or 323.75 EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR... dining, central heat & air upstaIrs driver's WREN HIAWATHA AVENUE AN?) lIcense. 333.4241 after 4 Florida, title at whIch Is as follows: FLORIDA MUNICIPAL Florida Used Office Beautiful location. Large oak Put yovrsulp In our place, wvre Sanford (near Plnecrest School). and do*n. S53,000. p.m. ORLANDO DRIVE AND BET. shaded lot. 09.000. growing. We need aggressive, Word 'V st..p di'ks. P'tdutive "' p FIREMEN'S PENSION TRUST has been Plied against you, and you WREN SANTA BARBARA DRIVE h_n truck with camper, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE ORDINANCE NO. $315 promotable people. II you have ________________________ OWNER TRANSFERRED - Pool NEED A HOME? $100 down fully self contained, paneled, FUND, AND PROVIDING FOR AN we reqjlrsd to serve a copy of your AND FRENCH & chars. Housekeeper. Live •*iAs AVENUE TO GC2 In home. 311,2 BUY-SELL_TRADE bath, 3 guts, brains & a mouth, years old, In EFFECTIVE DATE OF OCTOBER wrItten defensis thereto, II any, want payment to qualified buyers. 3 3fl315E. First St. 2, electricIty buttery, chairs, Straight chairs, filing airsleepe condities's. Now aid mofon, im AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY country. 537.500. *011 Leonard V. Wood, Attorney for (GENERAL COMMERCIAL) you, Call Mary Lou, AM EM. Mature; have drivers lIcense. Good I BR, 2 bath, 3 story, convenIent cabinets, as is Cash ann carry BR, 1½ baths, central hem, DISTRICT. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, LOVELY 3 BR, 1½ bath home in PLOMENT, 30$ Commerciai, tIres. lee A copy shall be available at The plaintiff, at SuIte 211, 231 MaitIand home. Mother and Invalid son. refw'bIspwd. As low as location. References, no lease, to belIeve, . NOIL'S $11000. A copy shall be avsllabie at lila good area, wall to wall carpet, SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICEDETERMINING THE AMOUNT Office of the City Clerk for all Ave.. Altamont, SprIngs. Florida 3fl.5114. PrIvate room and salary. 333.3955 $170 per mo. 534.5952. Casselberry. 1793,1304331 fmIc5d yard, mint condition. Call LeadIng manufacturer aria AND FIXING THE RATE OP persons dishing he examine me 3210) and file the original with the Office WIlT REALTY ____ of the City Clerk for all, 77 AU?SS for appointment today. TAXATION AND MAKING THE same. Sanora-. For saleor rent-. Lovely 3 d1sfrlor has aluminum tic. Clevkofthaabov,styIad Courtonor persons desiring to examine the AVON 21-Sjfuatj same. tangularpooislenoverfrom 1913 before STORY excellent leg. Real Estate Broke, ANNUAL TAX LEVY OF THE We BR, 2 nted bath, condltlojt, 27th day of Sept•mbe, 2 SIR. car garage, All parties in InISTUSI and citizens central 3213140 533,0 - Terms. season, half price. Guarap All parties In Interest and citIzens HAVE A VERY MERhY CHRIST. CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. shall have an oeporftmlty to be 1911; otherwise 1Jniit may be heat and aIr. 421.3094. )237$,5 BUYJUNKCARSfrOJ,,$$Ps10 322.0779 333.74 Installation and terms. Call 305. NELSOp VETERANS - lest buy In towni MAS - and the money to pay la College student of Drafting 1. Design FOR THE FISCAL YEAR W1$lm. heard said hearing. mtenei agalnit you foi m relief shall hays an opoortimlty to be Call 327.1434 after 4p.m. FLORIDA ROSbI 3 BR, 2 $5,000 under 5534351 collect. heard it said heerin,. laths. It. ltafl new carpe,ed, range & A copy shall be available at the Technology seeking full selling beautIful comparable homes. 3 or part By order at me City Commlulon demanded In me Complaint herbln. Woodruff's Gai'din CattIer By order at the CIty Commission refrigerator, central H.A, Garage, BR, 2 bath, kitchen equipped, SANFORD Office of the City Chick for all of the City of Sanford, Florida. tim, employment In this field. Call WITNESS my hand and seal of products. Make beautiful money. 401 Celery Ave. MORE CASH g Trumpet, jracticaiiy,; DRIVE BY central heat and alt, wall to wall fenced yard. 3fl3S3i persons durIng to examine the said Court, thIs 11th day of August, at till City of Sanford, FlorIda. 333.1920, Mr. Elliott or Mrs. Cash. Call 4443079 for information. H. N. Tamm. Jr. For 1335 S. Thomas organ with record player, Poultry manure for your Wrecked or Junk SUMMERLIN AVE. same. H. N. Tamm, Jr. 1t7l. carpeting, owner pays all closing fall garden City Clerk 2 Bedroom unfiwnlsti,d house, clise Beckwith upright plane. Peg, City Clerk or pasture, $3 yard loaded at the (SEAL) All parties In intorest and cItizens Publish: Sept. 13, 1976 UNEMPLOYED? Never again If Ilgh Schoci Senior Seeking em costs. From $22,000. Only 5 Largeoaks.pine&palmtrom,3 BR, Care & Trucks Quarter Horse, 1100.3234034. to schools and shoppIng. Call 323. 2 bath, air conditioned. Nest & ploymunt in food service, Ex. farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Any veer thru 1976 modeis. Publish: Sept. $3, 97$ remaIning. shall have an osportinity to be DED-43 you have sincere desIre and Arthur H. Bsckwltti, Jr. 1110. clean. Move In now. penanced. Farm, Reed DED.41 heard at said hearing. Available after , AM. Drive EllIs Road, Osteen weak. Call c011ect, 341 urn7 days Clerk of the CIrcuit Court ambition; Serious oniy please call by and Deluxe Aluminum above ground call today. $17,950. cacti day. Call 3234920. Mr. Ellicit (off 113). 2 ml. east Osteen Bridge. By order ot thi CIty Commission 1742bi4 after 4 p.m. or wrIte SOd By: Jean E. Wilke Wm. H. lrnmIng pools. (21 1S'x2I' and It's easy to place a Classified Ad... IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Os' Mrs. Cash. of me City of Sanford Florida. Deputy Clink Giovanni, Deltona, FIa. 33743, FICTITIOUS NAME 15*33' complete, 1 yr,. old. Rare I Exotic new arniyal," ___________________________ We'll even help you word It. Call 19195. French SIMINOIE COUNTY, FLORIDA PublIsh: Aug. 21,31, Sept. 5, 13, 1914 Forrest Greene Inc. H. N. Timm, Jr. ____ Notice Is hereby given tisal I am 333.34fl repossessed. SacrifIce, ½ prIce. PLANTS&ANSWERS. PROBATE DIVISION Need extra money? Cafl you work a City q.rk. ____ _________________ DEC.113 £306133 Evet. 372.1, 333.41Sf; 333.795j fl-Roonn. REALTORS engaged In bvslne St 311 Maltland Call collect 305273-0410. File Nember.pe.cp • -; 210E 1st 54 Motes'cyc1elnrane couple of hours In the evinIng? Publish: . 13, 1t7& ______________________________ Avenue, Aftamonfe SprIngs Partly furnished, upstairs apt., 32701, Divisles BLAIR AGENCY Call 323*343. 01070 _______ IN THE CIRCUIT cOURT OP THE Seminole County, Florida under REDUCED, 2 BR, new carp, Wanted, Residential sife for prlvat,.enps'anc,, Surge rms:, si tile p W carpet, now roof, co11crWe Unfurnished room will furnish to carpOrtrsa,ensd ntJs;, -'4wlmelnØ 0il..'C.dIrig 3233145 or 323.7710 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. fiCtitiog name of MILKEY mo. plus 6-E,ne? for Rent dsp. 322.0354, suit. Call (or detail,. Need a good experlanc,d automatic block. $32 down. $2l,0Q 116.300. We handle governmenf NOTICE OF A PUSLIC HEARING IN RI: ESTATI OF CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE REALTY, and thai I Wand to distributor wants a nice backyard ,. Ci 350, 9555 MIII. transmission & air conditioning repossesslens, many areas,naI COUNTY, FLORIDA TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION GERTRUDE I. GILBERT, to display new 1976 model above Rent Blue Lustre FERN PARIC.MAITLAND..... 3 BR, SUNLAND Excellent cord., 1350. 322.3s11. register said name wilts the Clerk of mochanic. Deceased AppI* Electric In person to down, seller pays Carpet ___________________________ closing costs. OP AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY CASE NO. 71-NdCA454 Shaded 3 BR, mint Oround Pool. 1½ baths, air, TOP finced yard, ConsideratIon car. We Circuit Court, Seminole County Shampooer for only $1.30 per day • Ralph Wright, Economy Toyota. NOTICE TOCREDITORS Condition. Carpet, pool, well for OF SANFORn, FLORIDA. given for prime locatIon. Call 305. ADOBE BUILDING CNTER$, Florida In accordance with the poling, $193 mo. CRANK CONIT,REAL'ry Airport Blvd. at 17.92. CARROLL'S FURNITURE garden, fruIt trees, $33J Easy 80-Autos for Sale 122-4130 collect. Notics Is hereby given that a TO ALL PERSONS HAVING INC., etc., REALTOR$-.$30.jgaI provIsions of the FICIIIIOUS Name terms. ORLANDO LEE ROAD Plaintiff, PubliC Hearing will be held at the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST artments UnfUrnjstisd Eves. 323.314, Siatutas, To-Wit; Section AREATHE ABOVE ESTATE AMMO . s5.cu SHOTGUN & RIFLE, 31 .vo. Commission Room In the City Hall ZBRIamIlyroQm,cefl,,.id Sits GROVE 65-Pnts.jppIies Florida Statutes 1917. 1929 Model A Foni, partlalty Within three months Prom the tim. RICHARD L. WILLIAMS, it al, MANOR pci. cit. Sanford Auction, 1200 mo. Large 3 BR, 3 Idyliwlide- su.xo. 107 Brsntwood !?Ph City of Sanford, Florida, at -------5; 1n.,,..i,. R restored, many extra parts Isle. French Ave., 323.7310. iV"sI1 VT TflIC neuce bath, air, carpet, pool, & much NOW LEASING I ,:ou o'clock P.M. on kpfemq,. 27 Drive, FORREST GREENE INC. 3 BR, 2 bath, family room Defendants. 322.72la after 4:35. - ______________________ FOR APPOINTMENT Hal Colbert Realty 323-7822 CALL 3223103 II BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 3fl I005. Ia vmond E Lundquist, RegIstered cml Estate Broker. Sales and ppraisals. 322 2294. Well Drilling ______________________ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS we repair a ServIce STINEM.ACHINE& SUPPLY CO. 307 W.ndSt, 322412 SI IM BUDGE IS ARE BOLSI ER ED Wit H VAI. 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(#1 to* oum4 me..) r 43 44 - . — - r ir r i i 'iso , by Bob Montana — - — I I I -- — - 13 -- iNtVWap flW*zuii, — — — — WIN AT BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Opening w son the South band. So do we. North raises to two and South goesontogaus.Diuble dummy defines starting wi th a spade lead will best that contract, but West makes his norma) opening lead of the fourth-best heart and South Is an of two hearts, two clubs and five diamond,." Jim: "U South opens one spade, North will one either nou"' South overbid to two notrump or pass. If North plays at notrump, the normal been lead by East will hold him to eight tricks." His Body Short a In White Cells 3714 loom ___k rancoE.ImM.D, Dr Lamb] 1 Caron: (Pea) Nuts! DEAR DR. LAMB Two , doctors tell me I have leukoponla but haven't done anything form.. I'mallergic to drop. Icouldn't find much on leukopenla In my medical 4 books. Could you tell me what causes le**opeda? What, If anything, be don. for It? _____ What kind of did should i your body may be producing. 'lOUt doctors are probably follow? Can It be cured? DEAR READER In ml do ml more b1*lNS7e($ general there are red cells and ' Probsbly cm0 of Ibess A Nebraska reader wants to people who ha,e a decrees white cells your bloorn). know what you open and ho, m . white cells are allied that Is xml mxfticlex to be bn.. __ you plan to rehid alter a oneleukocytea. me of portent from a health palM of notnunp response with: s view. A small deCreWIflCSflI white cells In leukcpsnla i aQJI07$9AKQI4•A4K7. Oswald: "Mike Lawrence, doesn't seas to make any y Old wmmate on am IM We open 000 spade and plan I usually of the cells that crease In number when you d1f1tCe. When the 011* is and 1571 World champion a Jump to three hurts as the have an InfecU. There en well below half the tmial value teams has Just written a bock re bid over a not rump nedrophils so you probably seen the person may be more called 'Judgment at Bridge.' response. It Is most Important It Is not for beginners or to bid th. higher of two fivehave neutropaga, the main *one to Infections. casual players, but will be card suits first The wh& 5 cells are seed to fm of leukç.niL really worthwhile for an7 (Do OU have a question The neutrophils are also fight Off lnlectlesL U Your coigg serious student of th lOt the experts? Write 'Ask e ga called granalocytea. You may very low than you t Jim: "One of his the Jacobys" car of this precautions have heard the term take a gainst suggiestloas to bidden con- newspaper. The Jacobys will developing an Infection. That aulocytosis which cems the opening notrump. answer Individual questions neilropenla, but the term is will Include avoiding Cwwds, He recommends that when II stamped, ull.addruud I usually reserved for more being careful to not injure your band has the proper point envelopes are enclosed. The yourself and even greater care severe forms, count, you open one notrump most interesting questions when you have no other clear- will be used in this column The granulocytes are of your skin to aynjd plm$ cut choice for your opening." and will receive copies of manufactured In the bone and the like. A pimple In a Oswald: "He recommends JACOB V MODERN.) marrow then released into person with poor defenses your bloodstream. You may he against Infection can be dangerous. I doubt this is your surprised to i.arn that average white cell doesn't Asy problem. SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox in your bloodstrea m very long. The cause of the mild cases Is In a short time It migrates out tuiknown. It Is sometimes a Of the circulation Into your body 151n11111 characteristic. Severe 00 tissues, There are 20 times as forms can be caused by many granulocytes in your Inadequate bone marrow tissues as there are in your production from actions of drugs, chemical solvents, in. circulation. You also haves reservoir of secticides and a hod of factors. A , white cells In your bone One aspect of treatment In marrow. You have 1$ to 20 these cases is elimination of the times as many mature wide offending drug If possible. Many drug or chemical Incells in your bone marrow HOW duced episodes are cured walUngtoberelweduy spontaneously when the ofbody Deeds them Us jf develops acute appendicitis lending agent Is removed. I these cells are released sud. would think that you 1*obsbiy daily to combat Infection and don't need anything special '" the white count goes up rspldiy. except to be checked regularly Measuring the white cells In and, If need be, to take added your bloodstream Is only an precautions against Infection or mdci of how many mtrophiis to get Ir,airned at once with any sign of an Infection. Thcmewtmwouldftkein111 formation about anemias can send 50 cents for The Health Letter number 4-3, Understanding the Anemias. Send a I MTH* long. dazn l. ddreased CiC. envelope for mailing. Address Your letter to me In care of this '13 newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, II1iiiIt(ilLVIIiuIi1tt " Radio City Station, New York, "Horror. shock.. .who needs them? I get mine NY iio. bills come in the first of every monthr when our - by SNff.I & Pl.imdsIiI .øruu ..nar IYSEeTS Ana seecs Sobik works department conducted by State Attorney Abbott Herring's office. The motion was seconded by Council Qialrman J. R. Grant, who had turned his gavel over to Cow)cilman June Lorznann during . 'lhav. had On discussion of Fisher. Council declined to play the hour and half of taped testl. to get more mony at the meeting after City ByDONNAFSTFS Attorney Ned Julian pointed out dresses ,.. Herald Staff Writer that each of the council members had been supplied Caron Carter, daughter-in-law of with a copy of the written tranI usually Democratic presidential wear script taken from the tape. - 7 Carter, swept tlough FIsher was given, txmnnfty by', Monday. 4tnma a the State Attorney's office in . pantsulls... anfoa return for his testimony. The drizzling rain didn't heupe her Anderson pointed out Fisher enthusiasm at meeting local party leaders Mir had been suspended pending and towing the zoological park. Attired In a Herring's final repo on the hooded raincoat, she fed the Ca rter family inat1 which rt ml yet trademark peanuts to , been received, "All we have Is a elephant RepubUcan trademark. list of quest ions and The pachyderm was donated t —:: he added. Connell said "No some time ago by John Sobik, owner of d charges have been made at this sandwich shops bearing his name, a point and none are going tobe prominent Republican and currently made as far as I know." president of the Zoo Society. In a written report requeding The diminutive Mrs. Carter, In an In. Fisher's demotion at the Aug. &Miller Newton of Pasco County, ne fidate for the 30 meeting, Mayor Jim brtervlew, said she met her husband, Chip M congressional seat currently held by Republican Richard maij criticized the department (James Earl Carter III), while a volunteer in Kelly, announced at a press conference this morning that he will head for "failure to properly the Carter gubernatorial campaign In file suit In Orange County Circuit Court to strike the name of his supervise his department in Georgia In l9.10 and married him two Caron 's father-in-law's campaign Opponent JoAnn Saunders from the Sept. 20 runoff election that he failed to act to stop years later. ballot. "Jimmy came to Wesleyan College in misdeeds In his department of takes conservative tack Newton said the civil suit against Mrs. Sa unders, who polled which he had pr ior knowledge, Macon where I was a student and I was so only two percentage points less than her four opponents combined and mismanagement of city Impressed with his sensitivity that I volimPa ge 5-A in the first primary, includes two counts. teered to help even though I had never been equipment and material?" He The first count challenges the petition method under which said Fisher was "Incapable of involved In politics before," site said. she qualified for office while the second requests temporary In- performing the functions of his Her traveling companion while cam1 Junctive relief to keep her name off the ballot because of her office based on existing paigning In Florida this week is Kit Dobelle, alleged failure to file a financial disclosure for the 1975 year when evidence and facts gathered by wife of the mayor of Pittsfield. Mass. "I'm she qualified. lucky to have somebody travel with me," she the state attorney's office and While Mrs. Saunders carded 34,9t2 votes in the primary m the the Longwood Police Desaid, adding that during the primary carseight county district, Newton polled 15,053 to come In second to be pertinent." paigns, she would get off planes at airports Around The Clock ....... ...4-A H Horoscope 5-A and look for someone wearing a Carter In the runoff. A candidate is required to poll 50 per cent plus one of After his suspension and Bridge ....................5-A Hospital .$.A button. the votes cast for outright party nomination, demotion, Fisher, vowed to A first grade teacher specializing In Newton said he Is questioning In the suit whether Mrs. fight to clear his name and said Calendar ..................4-B Obituaries . ...............S-A Saunders had a real hardship that she really did not have the he had no Intention of resigning Comics ....................I-A Sports ...................14-B teaching slow learners, Mrs. Carter has given Crossword .................s-A Television .................4-B up her career resources with which to pay the $2,230 qualifying fee for the office adding, "I've done nothing to temporarily tot the campaign Editorial ..................4-A Weather ... ................ 5-A trail for Jimmy. - the only excuse allowed under law to allay paying the fee. cause me to resign." Dear Abby ....... .. .... .7-A Women .................... 7-A During the first week of the current an Investigation of To The GOP Symbol - ' - I- - Iw r L ISalIst IF$$O CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS HONORABLE TRUS1Ee, I HAVE GOOD AND BAD NEWS. ENROL LMENT IS DOWN 36 PER CEN1, OPERATING COSTS ARE UP 42 PERCENt.. by I.srvy Lewis ...GOVERNMENT AID HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN, FACUL1Y'S ON STRIKE, ADMlwI51RroR$ ARE ANGRY AND ALUiNI - / ( \ NC m N IS DISINTERESTED PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsrmu, PfD YCXJ WANT ME, _PRI5CI) ____ - Newton Su I So u n e r s Over Finance Filing - - __ - - 1TATIO' Today - - - FRANK AND ERNEST --- - by Bob Thaw, YOU 7W1 ONO IND I WITH THE FLY INTIt I I S I 151 - 000NESBLJRY q., — . by T. K. Ryan XV 5'JnrlY/ M41Ul $41f,45 a' I 65-â6 &W O(R/E6'vA bt5ff t.P, 7?eatuaq7/ A ; Mt! / 4w -. II- '1 jt ar& awo. o - , 1 VI w, V..,•, , • j ,- -- -- / I . -t F .7 / Iwa_I I .. . ;•: l•V[; 5'k ------------. - - — .. 1ø1---: I;L..; THEY DON'T WANT TAX - - - (Herald photo by lick Wells) II - N - .- - WWAIM TI - -. . .4W 's7 By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer I; V& s1c I WW )cVZL F~yc%v ___ - 40 In II1I)kWd directions for coverage, she said. After leaving Carter plans to go to Loosing and Texas. Her husband, meanwhile, Is In Indiana and Illinois this week. "Cup and I plan to live In Plaln.t We don't plan to go to Washington," she said. "If Jimmy had something important for as to do we would go. But we don't plan on going Just for the social life," she said. "I have had to get more dresses," she said. "I usually wear pant suits at borne." Of the abortion Issues which has been plaguing Carter In his campaigning around the nation, Mrs. Carter said some obviously do not understand her father4n4ws view on the subject. "He personally opposes abortion, but he believes that the government's responsibility Is to help minimize the need through family planning centers, education and freeing up adoption procedures to make them less complicated. He would not support a con. stitutlonal amendment," she said. Mrs. Carter noted that her father-in-law, when governor of Georgia, sponsored the opening of family planning centers In all of the state's 159 counties. "Jimmy feels abortion Is a personal matter. He believes he can have his opinion and yet not push for a change In the Supreme Cowl decision, leaving It up to the Individual, He is not in favor of federal funding for abortions," she said. DDC Begins Second Year by Garry Trudeau J!,j - ArRII II - . . -IUM0LV7U3 . - - • - - a. ____ Approves $17,500 Budget TV - - - - campaign which darted Labor Day, Mn Carter said that Jimmy and Us wile, Roealynn, their three sons and wives and lbe . Waiter Mondale family traveled though ) 'e-w $.i anlall teUe.0 im ihnum wj Vincent 8alassonna, one of more than 250 citizens at a public hearing In Casseiberry Monday night on the city's first property tax In its 34-year history, asks if Council Chairman Charles Glascock is moving out of the city and leaving the tax as "going-away present." A 2.4 Mill tax was approved. Details, photos, PJ9C lA. About $35,000 has been pledged to the DDC so far and more than $23,000 has actually been collected. The referendum on allowing a Downtown Development Sanford's Downtown Development Corporation kicked off its Authority to collect a maximum 3 mill tax from downtown 3?cond year this morning by approving a plan of attack intended property owners almost certainly won't be called Will after the to produce visible results by next summer. model restored area is completed. Included in a $17,500 budget unanimously approved by the "An awful lot depends on public acceptance of that first DDC board of di rectors a master plan for restoring the down- model area," sald Douglas St who servesu legal adtown area, e beginning of a campaign to tell Sanford to the rest visor to the DDC board."If ftt turns out well, then you can look of Central Florida and a new, more visible office for DDC toward the referendum." headquarters. owners and Strategy for the coming year centers on restoration of a block businessmen will be funding the second-year program, which o(FimtStreet between Park and Palmettoevenua asa model for includes an image-building campaign and a new DDC office. what can be done throughout the downtown area. The Image-building Campaign will focus on Sanford's The model restored area, targeted for completion In early hist orical signi ficance, Miss Jacobsontold the board m embe rs, is just part of a master plan for the downtown area that will and be directe be prepared by Cy Paumler of Land Design-Research Inc. of Ocala triangle.d towardresidezgme orlando.DaytonaBeac.. Columbia, Md., by the end of this year. Paumler was officially "The Sanford commercial district's listing In the National hired by the DDC board this morning as a consultant on planning Register of Historic Places puts us on a par with St. Augustine and and strategy in redeveloping downtown Sanford. Williamsburg," she said. "A lot of Individual old buildings have Pauznler's $5,000 contract Is slightly less than one-third of the qualified for national listing but very few districts have DDC's planned expenditures for the next year, which will all be qualified." funded by voluntary contributions from downtown property Sanford, which will celebrate Its centezmlaj In 1977, has owners and businessmen, historic traditions In several areas, Mls Jacobson said. The city A referendum ona proposed taxing fl jct1ofdowntown played an important role in the development of F' Florida',, development has been indefinitely delayed. "We may never have railroads. For many years the state's import and export business to call the referendum Al we can count on support from the was controlled by St. Johns steamship companies h.adquartered downtowners," said DDC Chairman Sara Jacobson before the lflSanford. 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For an In-depth rundown on aU the games The prep football season gets underway tonight with see story page S.A. five games involving Seminole County teams. IN THE AIR Cop Fined For Contempt There unfriendly from the Alabama Governor's Mansion this. days. Gov. By BOB LLOYD HeraldSWfWrltei are rumbles _____ ___ ________ at i. suited a divorce la wyer . T ____ . after she heard her husband's t ped "disparaging remarks" abouther to severs I of hI,i A ___ I I I - I I I ' ______ "' ...q . GEOEWAL4LACE.. Was Reason For .;., .. ,.,. . Bugging, Story .. ,... . that hasn't ___ ____. ____ assault case and Brooks was investigating officer on a told Brooks he'd have to pay It if disturbance call In connection he falls to a nswer subpoenaes In with anoth er alleged assault in the f uture or is late appearing which Washington was in- . VTW We lum am _______ west the 41* willstart with p.m., theoretically leaving "Gemini Man" at 7:306:30 three prime hours to fill. p.m. EDT, followed by a oneTheorfgina!Sept.23jchedule hour episode had "Welcome Back, Kt*ter," Sheep," then Ford-Carter. And The a.ck ........4-A home lii the criminal case and that the officer was careful in &Mge ...................11 he been able to his testimony. McGregor ruled in a Thur. violation of probation charge perjury." ed Dr. Lamb ................4-B thy afternoon hearing that agalnet Hsrssceçe................4-B Booker T. Washington, Pc aidhbelleyesther's Hospital ..................s-A patrolman Tony L. Brooks Jr., of Sanford, when Brooks failed stiu doubt that the subpoeiae was in contempt for falling in to appear to testify at the July was aed on Brook Brooks Sparta respond toasubp.. hearing. Tele1s ................4-B has60d to app testify In a July 11 probation Westker..................1-A Washington was on probation contempt of court ruling. violation hearing. McGregor in an , a U ____ __ - . and the first lady con. _______ a ., Cornell. ordered his bedroom telephone conversations taped - - CoRNEWAACE Says for depositions in criminal volved, officials said. Cases. Defense attorney James E.C. The court gave Brooks until 5 Peri'y told the court rhuri4ay 'P-fl Qdaj.tb$Jthe$0.tOthe ho has been a court derk's office. policeman for three , McGregor told the clerk to years and three montiLi, gets 1:45 "put all other circuit judges on approximately 50 subpoenaes Oliver Evans of Philadelphia. W 0 "" or=lll CC LATE NEWS " notice of this finding." "t I "Batley and summons a month. "This is '9) Oaf i1i DAILY ''VRO 1.4_Sheriff's deputies testified the first time he's not "Streets of San Francisco" on tar ends at 8p.m. and will be propelled amphibious dredge in that on June 30 Brooks w ABC,the"Walth"akJatIo. followed by "Gemini" and 1805, produced an UnICONOMY as respnided. It's not his pattern TUS$.WID. : served at his home with a or make-up to derestimated hint of modern N1QHT$ _a ms. hour "Hawaii FlveO" on CBS, "Black Two fresh cooked deep sea fillets. Crisp disregard or MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Gov. George C. Wa llace's wife bedroom ta ping device, whose e transportation. Evans subpoenae to appear at the *July disrespect the rules of th and the new "Gemini Man" and hour of prime time to be ALSO ce xisten had I l g on e and golden on or r de ed the outside, meit'4n-your. his bedroom telephone conversations taped after she He la bel ed the incident a "domestic matter between my wife and 16 hearing. it a two-how premlere of the new by local PrOgrilunminll at NBC predicted, "The time will come court," Perry said. when people will travel in mouth tender on the Inside. Plus Burger learned he was keeping her under "surveillance," published Deputy Jack Harley testified "Bet Sellers" mini-series on stations. myself," although he did not specifically say that his wife knew Assistant State Ally. Claude tages moved by steam reports said today. Chef's French tries, and a big bowl of fresh BOTH STARRING about the device, NBC. that Brooks received the Van Hook said the prosecutor's NBC and ABC were sire of engines, from one cit y to SON NY CH IBA And when she heard on the tapes the governor making The only thing of which you their revised schedules. Not another, almost as fast I salad you can fill up again and again. refused to discuss specifics of the Loping device, but he said the afternoon of office isn't interested in putting as birds "disparaging remarks" a bout her to several of his longtime theHetapes June 30 at his home about the Brooks In Jail, only "assuring had been destroyed. fly. fifteen or twenty miles an FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES female friends, Cornelia Wallace consulted a divorce lawyer, The U.S. Atty. Ira DeMent acknowledged Thursday that the FBI same time a second deputy officers will respond to sub. hour", The World Almanac . Montgomery Advertiser said. oca aia* 1978 #*PsrlCIP~ Burger Chef Restaurants. served him at 2:21 p.m. with poenacs in the f uture." notes. had conducted a preliminary investigation of the bugging Quoting "highly reliable sources," the newspaper said Wallace (NCWAPtRE7(rWanEA&1f) papers in a civil suit. cident. McGregor said he required too talked to a lawyer about divorce after he learned his wife was Brooks said he doesn't Brooks to pay $50 of the fine DeMent said the bug" may have been a -technical violation (C-tkned tram 4-B) tap in g his calls. IOSRep. Jo Lang Kershaw. 0. of the la w," but he said that since it "appears to be purely remember being served at beca use the court doesn't think SlConatance Loucks, Fort Miami, and George Arack.tt, Advertiser did not elaborate on what form of surveillance jt 'The domestic" no prosecution would be undertaken Lauderdale, Democratic noml. Miami. runoff. ....................... iu waiiace naa used on flLi wife. Milan, laces Rep. Van Pool*, R. 10711 tep. Tony Fontana, OMlami, Fort Lauderdale. in general At a news conference for Mrs. carter, a reporter tried to ask The Wallaces appeared in public together Thursday in the . nomination. lion. 10 Rep. toe Gnten, OMiami, Wallace about her husband's revelations, but she refused to governor's mansion at a brief reception for Rosalynn Carur, wife $STerry O'MaIIey, Hallandale, nomination. answer, turned her back and walked away. of Democratic es pr idential nominee Jimmy Carter. But neither Democratic nomination, and IIOR.p. Walter Sackett, DMiami, TALLAHASSEE Thomas Kincaid, Fort Lauderdale. ana Roberta Fox. Miami. runoff. (AP) a Vi-million-gallon tank protest. answered questions about the buggings, and neither was The Wallaces were married in 1971, three years after the death - An environmentalist says the Republican nomination. Ill Marvin Dunn, Miami. , available later storage farm, was expected to for comment about The Advertiser report. Charles Lee, Florida $4 Linda Cox, Lauderhill, Democratic nomination. from cancer of his first wife, Lurleen. At the time of her death, manager of the Florida Canal flourish as part of America's Audubon Mrs. Wallace, Democratic nomination. a 37, stood throughout the welcoming ceremonies, Jim Society li3Rep. Nancy Harrington, D. vice first Mrs. Wallace was governor, serving as stand-in for Wallace, Authority has violated a Cabi- 2,000-mile Gulf and Atlantic Howard. Pompano Beach, Coral Gables, and her hand resting on the back of her husband's wheelchair, president, raised the charge who was barred Republican nomination. by the state constitution from succeeding him. net ban on promotion of the lntercoastal waterway. Miami, runoff. Frank Dlaz-$ilvfra, Wallace has been paralyzed below the waist since he was shot self. I Thursday in a letter to Gov. VSI@vo Warner, Pompano Basch, Key Biscayne. Republican it Cross-Florida Barge Canal. while 0 campaigning for president But the Democratic in 1972. future nomination, and Tom nomination. of th e Cross Reubin $00 Askew. Lee called for The constitution now permits a governor to serve two conC Caz.I Fort Lauderdale, R.public. Plans for the barge canal Florida Barge Canal has been an Inves.igatlon. C Billie Joe Camp, Wallace's press secretary, said the couple IliRep. Robe" Hector, DMiami, nomination. secutive tem, but Wallace will have done so by 1978, and there project led to construction of in limbo since nomination. It 10:00 i i w Did Wallace Spy On His Wife ? I ____ ___ Today 2-A ocate the alleged docent. Th e court characterized' Cse. Ci rcudt Court Judge Rb B. He said he was on vacation ...............4-B McGregor has found a Sanford the time and was in Tamp at Brooks testimony In Thursday's s the and previous hearings on the g44 40 Iveff am Policemm In cOnW*Of court morning of June 30. and flood $500 The court th rew out a "at worst It could be call . George Wallace, s wife at 11H.sraild soft by Too V, Seminole plays Spruce Creek at New Smyrna Football Is in the air, but It won't be for long. not 3$' THE LONE RANGER ____ _ FOOTBALL IS . That'lI leave 96 minutes of prime time programming to be darts here. in W Thursday an the time for Round affiliates there will do that with One in IaIing matches. local shows. MMEM The works and public TV And It says its two4iour say they'll carry Thursday's "StreetsofSanFencsco"gow debate live. But the debate will premiere nationally in forced the networks to make how'length episodes on Sept30 hadychangeaintheseven-pro- and0ct7. . 11 nacneJe they'd carefully NBC Uji it Is bumping its concocted for Sept. 23. premiere of "Best Sellers" ____ ____ 'fl changes actually are two- from the Sept. 23 roster - no --U for the East and new date has been set - to Midwest, the other for Western make room for Ford-Carter. L - PAW m Wed= Pilgrims when the debate ends and prime time ________ ____ Die :'* BELGRADE, Yugoslavia can and one Canadian a board The planes were in an a (AP) - A British airliner and a the plane. However, British Ushed air corridor over Y Yugoslav charter jet carrying Airways officials In Landon slavia ut li West German tourists collided said there were at least two planei,o i sed by all civilian fficiaissaJd.11co at 35,000 feet near Zagreb to Americans and some Turkish dor is under the coidrol of the day, officials salt All 176 per- nationals aboard. Zagreb f1c cater. sons aboard the planes were m New York spokesman The cause of the collision was killed, according to doctors at saild It would be 12 to 24 hours not immediately known. of& the scene. before $ passenger list wan dais said an investigation was A witness the begun. arrive at the crash site said the ' body of one plane was The Yugoslav plane had 106 Airways officials in out. He said bodies and luggage passengers and five crew, mnn london said li F ght 476 was on a were scattered around the born Aboard, company officials direct flight n Landon to . nibble. More than 30 said. Sources said mostor all a! The officials said the lances and fire trucks went to them were West German plane was a Trident 3 jetliner. Un scene but founti no one tourists returning from vacsalive, he said. tiOns on the Adriatic coast. slavian plane wan a ixi be. Me planes collided at 5:15 longing to Um Yugoslav charter and nine a.m. EDT about 15 miles north.. com pany InezAdria. The D P' crew members. A British east of Zagreb, Yugoslavia's was flying between li AIrwaya spokesman in New second largest city and 230 alavta, and Cologne,Sp t, YugoWest York said there was one Amen- no rthwest of Belgrade. many. (7) SESAME STREET '9) ONE LIFE TO 12) DOCTORS 24 ( ) ERI lzm showwjlibeseenfroml:3Oto$ I mom '7) 1 2) (Mon.) TELETHON can be certain now is that on the CBS, which on Wednesday networks, Thursday's Great warned Debate will precede entertain- tainment plans for Se$. 23 may w p.crv oiwcii '9) EDGE OF NIGHT 410 LIGHT Co hide In Air ; 176 Iij GLLIGANS ISLAND m ouceio PEWS (12) FUN FACTORY 24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF SHERWCK HOS 3$ TIESAINT 32171-PrIce 10 Cents g 14) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW CONT. (lust Pwo4 Fit) 19) Sanford, COW. (Tues. Ifvo'4' Fri.) 3$ ADOAMS FAMILY THE DOCTORS • PERRY MASON CONT. (lust rvou4 Fit) 2) (Mon.) TELETHON IS) fMILY (2) (Mon.) TELETH an es , Pl ' UNDERDOG 24 SESAME 2:30 COW. 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Ess 4 NEWS AFFAIR 'I r, FAMILY AS MANBEHAVES AND 2.00 b JWS• AWI too S C - 36 ME: EVening 2 LISTINGS '7he Street Fighter' S1E Mlii_ Legislative Winners • -_ !HELD OVER! • Canal Manager Violated Ban: Opponent 4111 THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY $1 Tom Oustalson, Fort hadn't appeared in public together since the governor celebrated his 57th birthday on Aug. 25. liSRep. James Eckhart, DMiami, Lauderdale, Democratic nomi. and Herb Frinw, Miami. runotf. nation. Jeff Cohen, Ternarac, and SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT illOonald Paul Bates and Nikki C James Guler, Pompano Beach, 8ev,, both of Miami. Democratic Republican runoff. runoff. 94Rep. John Adams, 0 Hollywood, 11$ Rep. Bill Flynn, DMLimi. and nomination. Hugo Black III, Miami. runoff. Elaine Bloom, DUlami, $20 Jo. Allen, Key nomination. Democratic nomination. -- ... AU.,THI TNIILL$ ALL INS SXCIT!A$IWIOPTWØ PIOPLI IN LOVI AND, IN TROUBLE 1U4WVJMI ! - It With Th 10 & .. 1 ..' • . ( - . C NEWS M: New York - A mother who left her five-day-old daughter alone with a starving German Shepherd while she went to get money for food returned to find the baby dead, partially eaten by the dog, , C . Just : $ 40 : Month Call Today And I ,I? Herald Staff WIIkT C 4 . A The H ERALD C . - .. .\ C C C C . till in ' ' I - WHITEUNE ,3OFEV4EN I. , 1121216 Will Be On it ía, Way ny C ' C C .. Jj 322m2611 C 444 - ., C C C '4 . '. 5 '/ Eveningjr nev.-dd 's" , C C --- By ED PRICWFr C C e -- A TL it C C / I. Strav Anime 1-c Pncga AA A TCC Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of Home, "JACkSON COUNTy WITS JAIL" A "POuciwoatu.- ._ (I A He d authority manager Cabinet's budgetary restrj has been speculation that Cornelia Wallace would run then. On the Port of Sanford m the St. Richard c. Nixon halted work on Gdes Evans, a state employe, tions ag" the expenditure 01 Wednesday, Wallace said that If she ran, he "would be as strong Johns River. The port, which the project in 1971 following a PromoW the canal in an ap. state funds for promotional for her as I was for my first wife." ac. contains a three-barge slip and storm of environmentalist pearance before a Rotary Club Uvities. EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, It o -ABOUT C)l fl SAT. 1:31 TIUft LAST a, Wallace had confirmed on Wednesday the discovery of the former President and urged members who stepert the canal to bombard the governor and Cabinet with let. tens making their views known. Lee said it would appear that Evans' activities were a "direct and purposef ul violation of the 1u1 coup-de-grace. 'I wish some of them (former owners) would come out here and watch me put the peu do:i,' Clark says bitterly. He Was the eurrait animal problan on "irre.sportsible ownerstilp" and says if humans siftoAlt nrvktiti L 4 Can it happen here? Seminole Animal Control Officer Bruce Clark says "yes." It can, he warns, unless something is done to halt the spread of pets without owners. And, o ut at the animal control center at Five Points, Clark and his workers kill 500 cats and dogsa month because the animals have no owners. Many of the animals. Clar k says, are picked up off the streets, or, in some cases, the owner realizes he can't af ford to feed th e (lug or cat so he brings the animal in for the He's off the streets probl em of stray dogs and cats on the rtreets will be "Out ofcontrol." - - w-w - w • When and If that happens Clark believes Seminole County will see incidents similar to the one in New York City. Already, Clark says a high number of dogbi te vi ct ims are be ing reported in Seminole County. About 50 persons are bitten each month by the approximately 30,000 to 40,000 pets In Seminole, Clark says. Of course, Clark notes, he deals with only bite victims who report the incidents. He said about 90 to 95 per cent of persons bitten are bitten by household pets, or former household pets that haven't been fed. But the real tragedy, asoark sees it number of animals that receive monthly in jections In the heart to end their lives because nobody will claim them. At any given time about 120 animals are on hand at the facility. Alter a dog or cat is picked up, the animal Is held for five days while officials make efforts to contact the owner. Then the animal is placed out for adoption for an additional five days. If the animal im't adopted, Clark kills it f ... .. - . r . . .. .. ; a . . - ..•. V • .. I V',. ', .' :. 'k • 1'• - (7......... ._- .-. ' • ." "I have no other choice," he explains. r, L. to Sleep" 13 preferable to "scraping It up off the highway with avel' . I BrucaCiarkdfafl3fltfAflm3lr,rAr '9 '• ':,... , - �-. [F. •. -, -- I - - ---s i!* INn - _____________ -V--V. arl, FL FIv, lspL e NAIIN I4BREF Convlct.d Cad.ts Sw.ar EE.Astroneuf Son Took IrIb. NEW YORK (AP) — Despite denials, two n COnvi tad In West Point's cheating scandal stand by their sworn allegations that forms,' utrsig Frank Bormari's sen accepted a $1,210 bribe to "fix" an honor code wewhflehewasacaclst. The son, Array Capt. Frederick Bcrman, denied the charie and olfered to take a lie detector test to settle the lien.. The two cadets who are accused in the affidavits of having bribed Borrnan to fix a —s case iho denied the allegation. the two memb of the aauof 177 who.slgned the statements refused to recant when told o( the denials late Thiraday. B1 Fate Depends On EIiàtlófl WASHINGTON (AP) -The fats of the Bi bomber, the plane the U.S. military hopes will replace the R52, apparently re!ts on the outcome of November's presidentIal election. In aov1ng a record $104.3 billion defense bill Thursday, the House of Representatives voted to withhold full-production money for the Bi, leaving the option to scrap further production for Jimmy Carter lf.he is elected. The Democratic candidate has criticized the plane, indicating that If eleëted he would cut off prOduction. President Ford has said he, favors full producticm. The House approved the defense-financing bill In a 8.45 vote. The bill now goes to the Senate for final approval. Under V a }1e-c compromise the measure will allow present Bi work to continue at $C million a month. But It puts the clamps- on fullproductlon spending until. next Feb. 1. V Marshal Saved Sirica's Life WASHINGTON (AP) -John J. Sirica, the Watergate rdge, remembers that It was only throuJr a chance, last-minute invitation that a deputy U.S. marshal was on hand to save his life when Sirica was struck by a heart attack last Feb. 5. There Is little else that SIrica recalls about that day seven months ago when he dropped to the fIooà .gMnga speëéh to a law school alumni group, 'YThat's a complete blank In my mind, even now,!' Sirica said of the hour leading up to the heart attack and the desperate, successful efforts to save his life. SIrica, 72, returned to work at the federal court boise last week after an extended recovery at home. In the months after the attack, he found it an exhausting task to walk Irons one room to another. Now he has resumed a decades.ojd regimen of walking three to five miles daily. !V Lawmakers Sign Ethics Code WASHINGTON (AP) -Sixty congressmen are committing themselves to a code that bans Job discrimination in their Capitol Hill offices In an tmjwecedented reaction to the Wayne Hays sex-payroll scandal. The Housemembers helped elect a six-member committee Thursday to oversee their cornmitrnent and to handle any grievances filed against them by their emp&oyes. The code binds only 60 of the 435 members of the House of Representatives, it aftec only the staffs of those 60 members or committee employes they control. There Is no machinery to penalize any member who violates the code, aside from peer pressure. Soviet Debris Fells In U.S. WASHINGTON (AP) - A large rocket section from a Soviet satellite came down in Montana earlier this week, Pentagon soux ces report. The rocket body from the Soviet Cosmos 854 has not yet been recovered by U.S. officials, who say it was tracked by radar. Sources said the descending rocket body probably looked to spectators like a flaming comet as it passed over Washington state, Idaho, and finally fell in Mon,ana, south of the Canadian border. Rhodesia Investments Urged WASHINGTON (AP) - American and British leaders plan to e.ncourage huge investincots of Westr money in a future black. ruled Rhodesia as pail of their effort to stafl-. lize urbuJent iouthern Africa, senior diplomats say. • Th& ah is to insure an Independent blackruled thodesja that would not follow nearby Angola's trail toward reliance on the Soviet bloc. Ewning Uerdd V - 3P - a,. Fridjy, S.tember 10. )P?6.-41o1. 6. Nc Ii Pvbi,thed Da.ty an. Srntay, ta4t aIvtday end 'a:stin Ds Tht SanIo,d HiaI4. hu.. t Fr*'uO Av,.. SaJ$Cd. $tl V mit. ,cg Class Pvst P34 ci SAAQ( Fiotg HH • ICIY4I Cvifiy. (i-nt Vç4'P 12 10. 4A'flr'. 544 O Yer I It 43 AAa In JS4 4fl'eaS Li: 52 7Q 5I Q ) w IN TNU CIRCUIT COURT, SIMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.1U1.CA.$-P In IN. Mittir if IN. 64.,sIsn oft SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH. a minor. the seal of me CIrcuit Ciurt a NOTICIOP PROCIIOINO Orange County. Florida, upon a flisa TOt Rosily PAULKNII, Itini& rrnd1,1 the aforesak vs. WHOSI LAST KNOWN RISIDINCI AND NAILING 976, in that certain case entitled, GEIGER DEVFLPPMEPIT al *001551 LII UNENOWNi Florida Rock Industries, Inc. COMPANY. et P—a A swn Petition for Adoption of Plaintiff, vs. WIlliam N. Shell, NOTICE OP SALI WAIIINGTON (A?) - The arcIscts at the move thit, hi nk n Scott Atwood Faulkner by David L. Defendant, whlck aforesaid Writ ci TO _____ WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: dodhi Smith and Linda N. Smith, his wife. Execution was delIvered the I sf* 071, utd.d more than two born reports - (iIllatiSd by Ptavin to me as YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED been tiled p CIrcufl Court Florida, Sheriff if Seminole County, tw, atre—. dead..at hllIy batw.m that under the power ci sale in - that Peblz in and for Senilnole County, Flodda, and Ihavleyleduponthefotlowlng matter now pendIng in the Circu at deteat. wftb the . two cosa 11t pobey wes poubig frnpsH the title of WhiCh ii IN THE MATwith described property ewfled by Court of Seminole County, Florida, _____ ____ _____ UtIdSIMNhivekftanaiy1$ TER OF THE ADOPTION OF William R. $liett, said iftY oupeiMhoswW*Mao owproeai. to a Final Judgment of ATWOOD SMITH, bein located in Seminole County, pursuant . flnfJy, Iqpr jj - SCOTT Foreclosure in the above styled MINOR. thaw presents command Florida, more partIcularly cause bI3It 01 Won's role In lii, who died In Janusry. slgnedtheilthdayofAugust that akbo to appn.r and I II• your Answer desuthid as follows: there mold be a ________ Ii; me undersIgned Clerk will China's balance-of-power or Other pisiding with the Clerk of Kledner, whose tnic' One Ill? Ford Truck, pIck.0 ID iuoat$te at er for sale at public auction to the China's the Circuit Court, Seminole County NO. F 37YNHIO$70, Florida Title No. highest drM. esred to hR ISrEIed 1- Iorgstandthg rifttEIkI bidder for taUt, at the Wei with the 30- Courffio.j.. Ssnfor. Florida, and 4911032 red iii color WiUde hours after the a merfly at Pskhig, wipis ylj( likaly ilfl serve a copy thereof on Petitlenin' belngstoredatAflamcrt,Oarag., front door of the SemInole County esentneatthedeat. on uvi.1 ocrulnus. CourthcuselnSanford.FlcrIda,on ins. e- attorneys, CLEVELAND. MIlE & 117 Long*ood Avenue, Altamonti the 23rd day of September, 1916 at sue lander Mao Tietang, See- tail bg.reata are mote hiçor- hive that Mao's death rUs BRIDGES. onor before the2irdday SprIngy,, Florida. ott,rwise a AddItional information available 11:00 am., a parcel ci hind ratary of State Usury KIedIigr tast than poresnilulls hi fcr the bed oççortedty in many default wilt be entered agabt you. from the Civil Division ci described as followS: lard mm upthnMlc tp4 m.Ii& polIcy. North½ofrneNE'k(LESSth$ WITNESS MV HAND AND SEAL Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. y. f ci East ½) of Section abed the fidai 01 U.S. tel.. Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on drshRsaId,"themai, between Mow and PIkIIig this lSth day of August, ICU II, Township 20 £outh, Range arid the ties with PIitg, bat be $gne Sheriff ci o mu of polIcy are libel7 to be -MidefrompohcyI, Xli. Sean SemInole County, Florida, will at East. Seminole County, ano the IflilCatid he h some appre coatintmt" H. gdedgm'i a con- singer Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr who had met with Mao 11:00A.M. on the h day o p. North 17 chains of the West S chains _____ tlmb,r,A.O.telLofterforsaieand Of SeCtion 12, TownshIp 20 South. Clerk of the Circuit Court tinned A4cin effort to noe- five fimes, called Mao an "emiRange 29 East, Seminole County and By: Mary N. Darden sell to the highest bidder, At osrpok*, he told riortsrs muse r'05 with Peking. ned forceful personality" and Deputy Clerk on Tharaday that It Li "ezSince that effort began, the said that "nothing he said was JACK T. BRIDGES, of trimely difficult to Predid two cols have ethanged CLEVELAND, MIlE I BRIDGES Seminole County Courthouse In 29 East, Seminole County, Florida wh1tpwpoi.. Attorneys for Petit loners what will do now, Sanford, Florida, the above LES$ that pt lying in the right-of. lialion omcwe ad there has p1-Ing said 01 Ids talks po way of Longwood Markham Road. Drawer Z described personal property. mj,n. later be- said be Is been a oubafI.1 mores., In with the Chinese leader: - Sanford. FlorIda 32771 Containing 101.57 acres. That laid sale Is being "awe DAT ED: This 17th day of AuguV from the (ku. trade ________ end fr.tpaiat cultural aid "These con ersatlona tended to Publish: AUQ. 20. 27, Sei)t. 3. 10 t7f satisfy the terms of said writ DEC-too aide, the basic Ito.. 01 polIcy idns'4lnnsl etchenges. 1976. Execution. be rather co'vudn and rather _______________ will codinne to be pensied." Lately, ber, there has Wn.nhiiathig." Arthut H. Beckwith, Jr. IN TNI CIRCUIT COURT FOR Sheriff ligrwcneatthec5ef beet little movement toward Clerk of the Circuit Court PdeatFordc.u,ig'1 SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida By: Cherry Kay Travis DIVISION Publish: Aug. 27, Sept. 3, 10, 17, trn giant figme whose "actions PROSATI . Deputy Clerk 7141.CP DEC-lao I • profoundly a1fccte the devel- Olvislon Gen. H. Ana.ysis at is coentry In RetMARIE istats ofHARRELL, P,taguir., vooriuis I wells - oiment ______________________ CAROL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THU 133 Wall Street What Now -ForU.S.? EiI II oem wrilino and must indkate the basis for the clalm,thenameandaddressofthe creditor or his agent or attorney, arid the amount claimed. If the ct.im isncl ye$ due, the date when will become due shall be stated. II A struggle for power appeared inevitable among the radical0 and moderates who have been jockeying for leadership sthc e Mao's health began an obvious decline earlier Lids year. He died Wednesday at age s.. The Peking government has not disclosed the cause of death. the claim Is contingent or me central nmItt.e 01 the Chinese Couninwilat party issue unliquldated, the nature of the mcirlalnty shall be stated. If the an appeal for unity, and reports frs*n China Indicated the peopt Plaintiff, claim is secured, the security shall were calm as they mourned their revohdlonag-y leader. be described. The claimant sPill CHARLES E. WILLIAMS. R., and dellverwfficlentcoplesoftp,eclalm "All papers devote the entire front page to a huge portrait o DIANE R. WILLIAMS. his wife, to the clerk to enable the clerk Chairman Mao Tsetung bordered In black," the official Hslnhui Defendants mail one copy to cacti personal news agency said today in a browicast monitored here. ft ash NOTICEOPACTION representaftve. newspapers used the banner hadllne: "Eternal glory tO owr CHARLES E. WILLIAMS. JR., and ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS DIANE R. WILLIAMS. his wife. NOT SO FILED WILL BE great leader and teacher Chairman Mao Tsdimg." whose last known address Is Ill FOREVER BARRED. Peking residents contacted by telephone said flags were at half Brittany Circle, Casselb,rry, Fia., Dated June 2d, 1t16. staff through the capital, nearly everyone was wearing a Wad and whose present address Is Whntcn Patrick Harrell Uflkflowfl. As Personal Representa. armbarul, some people wept and large crowds gathered In tht YOU ARE NOT IFED hat an live of the Estate of huge lien An Men Square to put white flowers ata monument action to. foriclgs. a mortgage Ofl CAROL MARIE HARRELL me following property In Seminole Written on the monumnent are Mao's words: "The heroes of th Decees.o County, Florida: people are Immortal." Irving B. Gussow. Esquire Lot 6. Block "B", SUMMERSET Suite 203, 430 E. "Peking Is somber," one resident said by telephone, "but things NORTH SECTION THREE, ac Highway 436 are very much normal aside from what you would expect for the cording to the Plat thereof, recorded Casselberry, Florida 32701 mourning of the chairman." In Put Book iS, pages 76 and 77, Telephone: (305) S345Ø Public Records of Seminole County, Publish: Sept. 10, 17, 1916 "People have severe expressions on their facei," a second Florida DED-SI resident said, "but there Is no high emotion. We're all linpressed has been f lied against you and -you ______________________________ are required to serve a copy of your by the calm atmosphere." written defenses, If any, to it ,, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR Oslnese broadcasts were devoted to Mao's pa.sning. A resident SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA WILLIAM A. LEFFLER, ill said the broadcasts told listeners to turn their grief Into strength, PlaIntiff's attorney, whose addiess PROSATI OIVISION is P.O. Boa 229$. Sanford, Florida File Member 76231-CF to follow Mao's will to build a socialist system In China and to 32771, on or before October IS. 1916 Dlvislen continue efforts for unity. andflletheorlglnalwithtPteCl.rlici In Re: Estate of The Japanese newspaper Asahi quoted an aged Qilnese as this Court either before service on Franklin F. Ramseur, Jr. Deceased the plaintiff's attorney or Imsaying, "The mod sorrowful moment has come. We have lad NOTICE OP mediately thereafter; otherwise a Chairman Mao, Premier thou EnLsl and Marshal thu Teh In ADMINISTRATION default will be entered against ,p . one year. mIst year Is the seddest for our country since its foistfor the relief demanded In the To ALL PIRSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST datlon." Complaint or petition. THE ASOVI ISTATU AND ALL WITNESS my hand and seal of Mao's body will lie In date In Peking's Great Hall of the People PERSONS INTEUSTUD Court on September 7th, 1976. OTHER beginning Saturday. The mourning period will last until a - this IN THE ESTATI (Seal) YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED memorial rally Sept. IS. The Hslnhua news agency said no foreign Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. that the administration of the estate Clerk of the Circuit court dignitaries would be invited. Press coverage thus will come from of Franklin F. Rams.ur. Jr., By: Cherry Kay Travis the official Chinese media and the few foreign reporters perdeceesed. File Number 76.235.CP. Is Deputy Clerk mitted to work In China. Publish: Sept. 10. 17, 21, Oct. 1. 1976 pending In the Circuit Court for Se1inois County, Florida, Probate For the time being, Premier Hus Kuo4eng, 57, retains the roleDEOS2 _________________ Division, the address of which Is ___________________________ aedgned to him after the death of thou En4aI last January, that IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Seminole County Courthouse, of a compromise leader between the radicals and moderates. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Sanford, Florida. The personal the estate is CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE representative The Mao funeral cconmlttre, announced Thursday night, was COUNTY, FLORIDA MartttaM. Ramseur,wt,oseaaw headed by four men - Hua; Wang Hung-win, the ShansJial 'boy is 7206 Winter Woods,. Winter Park, CASE NO. ,s-1e2s-CA-. wonder" raised by Mao from the factory assembly line to a party Florida. The name and address HERBERT I. DICKSON, not in dividually but as Nominee the the personal representative's atvice chairmanship; Osang Qsunchlao, first vice premier and set forth below. Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE torney member of the Politburo standing committee, and Yeb Qilen. AND All persons having claims or EQUITY INVESTMENTS, ytng, defense minister, party vice chairman and an old thou Plaintifti. demands against the estate or. crony. required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF GREYSTONE GROUP. INC.. me makeup 01 the group reflected the compromise nature of Florida crporalion. SUMNER THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF the Interim leadership. The four men are consIder the most KRAMER, 0. JAMES THISNOTICE,to(Ilewllhtheclerk FARQUHARSON, ELIZABETH C. ° the above court a written likely to succeed Mao. His widow Qilang thing, while thought to V have only an outside chance for supreme leadership, Is considered likely to wield much influence as a leader of the radical wing of the party. Hua has held the No.2 spot In China only five months. He was picked as an obvious compromise candidate between the radicals led by Qdaag Ching and the moderates led by the followers of the late thou Enlal and his protege Teng Hslaoping. Mao died during a protracted campaign toy Tong, who was ousted earlier thIs year. Coidencilng groups have used the anti. Tetig campaign to attack their eneinIe. Hints of the developing dngIe for power have been appearing In the official Chinese press for some thins. The Peking People's EMily recently contained rthrences to "armed struggl&' and warned against sabotage by "class enemies." No specific Instances were mentioned and there have been no reports of Woodshed. But violence swept Peking and other major cities only lad April when Teng made a bid for the premL'rshJ and was promptly by Mao. Nixon Says: Richard M. Nixon, was the last American to have visited Mao Tza-ting in his trip earlier this year. Here is what he had to say on his death: 'He was a man of immensa physical courage and ideo1o'-jii determination. 'I was particularly lmpress,ei by his profound undasitandhiq not only of the problems of his own peapM but of ft's objective realities of the world sltiwatioa , . . . 'A uIlIqje in a generation of revnis4flDnary loaders. man . great FARQUHARSON, DONALD C. JONES. as Trustee CHARLES STUM, CHARLES W. STUM as Administrator of the Estate CLARA NAOMI STUM. Def4.nt. NOTICE OF SALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED t?3t ir4cr thi pG*4r cf matter flow pending in the Circuit Court of Seminole County. Florida. pursuant to a Final Judgment o Foreclosure In the above styled cause.slgnedthelithc$ayofA,gust 1976. the undersigned Clerk will offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the West front door cf the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. FlOrida. on the 73rd day of September. 1,16 at II 00 am., a parcel of land described as follows: The East 1291 feet of the North of Government Lot 1. SectIon Townsli4p 20 South. Rang, 29 East. Seminole County, Florida, and th* North i3 feet of Ease 921 feet of the Sown '.i of said Government Lot I. Less the South 1507 feet of North Itt3feetoflp,e East 152.SfeetoOsajd lot I. Less RIght 01 way Longwoodua,kttam Road Togelher with thaI certain Prom itsory Note dated May 30. made by Longwd Utilities, Inc. In the amount 00 529.5)200 and 226 shares of stock Of Longwoou Utilities. Inc. represented by Stock Certilicat. No. 2 DATED: ThIs 17th day of August, 1974. ISEAL) ArlPajr H. Beckwitlt. Jr. Crk of the Circull Court C,. Lherr Kay Trays . Godi)oId Maquir,, Voornhs I Wells 13.5 WaIl Of lardo. Florida 32$0l Aug 20. 2t. Sept 3 tO. UI16 statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and must indicate me basis for the claim, the name and tesoftcte'dito1'0ri5agent or attorney, and the amount Claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the date when It will become due shall be stated. If the claIm Is contingent or unilquld.ted, th nature of the uncertainty Shell be stated. If the claim Is secured. ttie cutity shall b descrIbed. The claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail one copy to each personal representative. All persons interested In the estat, to whom a copy of this Notice of MministrationpasbeenmalI, required, WITHIN THRE'E MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any oblecilons they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal representatIve, or the venue or Iurlsdlction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL. BE FOR IVER BARRED. DItecithefi,stpublIcatjofp5 Notice of AdmInistration: Sep. ternb.r 10th, 1976 Martha At. Ramseur As Personal Representa live of the Estate of Franklin F. Ramsour, Jr. Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: William Baker, Jr. Lowndes. Fund, Drosdick & Doster Prof euicnal Association Suite 433, First Federal Building P 0. Box 2S09, Orlando, Florida nio Telephone: (303) 1434400 Publish: Sent. to. Il, 1976 D(D-SS Mhn .... . I , on - - , flrn sit: Sept. 3, 10 right to accept or releci any or aiIm ' Tony Guiliane City Manager City of Casselberry Publish: sept. 10, I?. 1976 DEO..ia FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business as *03 Gregory Or., Casselberry 32707, Seminole County, rlos'iaa under Use fictiti name ci Luke's Srvic, and that I intend toregister said nm, with the Clerk of the Cir,it Court. Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provjsi of the Fictitious Name Statutes, TO.Wjt: Section 14309 FlorIda Statutes in. 5: Luther H. Carr PublIsh; Sept. 10, 17, 21. Oct. I, 1974 DEDI9 NOTICE OF INTENT TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Ihe ufl4ers'ag desiring to engage rib sln fttiefldiftcis,sname Of PEMTEL SERVICES at 1711 Randolph St•et, Sanford. ,-Iorida 33771, Lfltlfld5 to register the said I1YIC with ttti Clerk øi he Circuit Court of SeminOle County, Florida DA TEDlhis7thdevof September, A.O. 1976 Paul E. f.1 nis Publisti; Sept. to, Il. 21, Oct. 1. 1976 CE 0. 30 ______ ________ La the J.w ,oep. ____ ____ ____ ____ - - . _______ ______ - _i .. . a uismissai _________ in lieu of $IZ bond after e'1 deputies confiscated an eight-foot-tall marIjuana plant near his Geneva -- weianea Like Proctor Drive, Geneva, was charged with felony ron of marijuana and cultivating a controlled substance Thursday afternoon after he was seen dINIng In a field near the plaid. Deputy Donald MCCOIIIIICk I- OdId1t. i,edlgaUng a "traffic Incident" on Lake Proctor Dr-lye when he spotted - - ' ruled In Shevin'sfar. IAOt iu .1 - P5 £ IIV D 1.J DIIJS ¼Jfl _. - IIldlV Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, sharply criticized recently by in.at, IUI ,.n,._ s.s.. ..•.ie,._ .4:-------.' UL1U1IUL U1I.UVVFtU Church. nxnn,vI-'liv '.WW Print•—' Iriitii fi.iAI i -'- Photo Seminar and Workshop by Bob Eginton and Kent Barker, Maitland Art Center. Crealde Art Center open house, noon to 5 p.m. MId-Florida Singles, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Cnmmg,ra,a UI , , SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 12 EnglIsh HorseShow to benefit Jackson Heights Middle School PTA, 9 a.m., Cub Haven Farm, Chuluot.a. Spectators free. en Ii HOSPITAL NOTES SEPTEMBER9, ifS ' ' ADMISSIONS Sanford: Harold A. Brown I deputies that he found his boat, that had been stolen, at Forest City but the 70-horsepower outboard valued motor, at $1,000, was missing. A __ _I r r. - -..4- --' •U RU ministration that pats f'rnIlhez ad family life No. 1 In policy and priorities of this country." Candidates Qualify Two more c.RlHduti, fir 81.rd's city a have placed their sums en the Dee.? bellet. Larry D. Blair, a pet care she, ewier, will face Iscumbeit Commlislaer Card. ikyen and Alfred De1sttIb4kr, I. the race far seat 2. Bla, 20, Is a stole officer at the Fledda Jaycees aid a ber 01 the city aid cecdy boards of adjedaned. James Melvin, mm erhitect, has qII.HfIed La challenge incumbent Canimlasliser Julia Stes.tr Ii the sent I eostest. Melvin, sfrusgty aipparts "rrt'ig the architectural character 01 the city." So far noose has qunilfied to ron agahet Mayor Lee Moore, who Is seeking hi. third term as mayor. Qualifying reanahe opee udil as. Nov. 2. Can. mud have lived Is thecity atleest I _l be a registered v*r aid file a 1adM dodiawe term required by the stale. QuailSylag fees are $1 fer the two eammI.m. races and $110 for the mayor's coatest. , #icaaerny L)Ttices Iroef - r M11A they apply and be certified by theschool board as qualified In contracts ever drawn up betwren the two unions and the their fields. school board. Published advertisements for Board has called for ar- during b krutcv The board ratified both 1975. liii bids are scheduled to ap. 77 agreements Ofl LaS/iT'S chltectural bIds on converting Orlando. He Delayed the old Sanford Naval Academy land is being handled by pear In the newspaper Sept. 13- recommendatIon, seconding 15 and applications will be earlier action by the union Junior School Into an office real estate broker accepted during regular memberships whIch over- st A County Court hearing on a Control Board recently found Robert Green complex housing tit. c,njy Orlando following request that five chim- the chimp., owned by Rudolf superintendent and hIs ad- of approval from thereceipt U.S. business hour-s until noon Sept. whelmingly approved pansies be seized at Geneva Alexander, Like Harney 24. at meetings last week. mnlnlstratjye staff. Justice Department andgventoUwCj' Acrettes, Geneva, were And at the same time, School State Department of School Supt. WillIam P. "I'm proud of the contracts Zoo was postponed Thursday "neglected" animals under the Board Attorney Douglas Education. (Bud) Layer said he expects we have," Layer said. "It's a due to illness of Assistant State county's animal control orStenstrorn said today he cxStenstrom said $300,000 of the construction on the project to pleasure to work with both Atty. Randy Ktsmer. dlnance. pects the $330,000 sale c,f purchase price will go to the begin "sometime In the NIPSCO group and the bus lit. seizure request, filed by property at Celery and sellers and will be used to settle spring." drivers. A lot of people worked County Judge Wallace Hall's Kramer as a civil case, asks the two Mellonvifie avenues holding mortgages amounting to Office said today that a new court to order the anirnali very hard on this, and I feel existing structure to be corn- $200,000. The school board win In other business, Layer contracts were a good effort for date for the chimp hearing seized and forfeited If pleted sometime this month. pay the remaining sx, to praised members of the ni-st year" hasn't been set. Alexander doesn't dispose of "There are no contingencies Green as a commission, Seminole County Bus Drivers The SemInole County Animal the animals wIthin 30 days. atallkftonit,SterLStiomuld. Stenstrom said. ASSociation and NIPSCO (Non"AU conditions have been met The school board said at- Instructional Personnel of in every way and we're just chitects wishing to bid on the Seminole County) for their down now to the mechanics of construction project should work In negotiating the first my being sure we get a clear submit letters of Interest and uue on ii." rue general service apSmall Tractor. Small Price The property, owned by the plicatlons with Hugh Canton, 1230 hpdiesel Bernat MacFadden Foun- director of auxiliary services datlori, has been sought by the for the school system. All apwhool board since the naval pilcants must be registered in academy closed In June and the the state of Florida at the time foundation InItIated federal I Birdie H. Stone Katie Willis Deborah Fisher, Chuluota Alverda A. CaIne, DeBat)' _____ F Saunders, Newton Runoff Due FInal unoffIcial results In Florida's eight county fifth congressional william Denyou • Inotherrepods,RaymnoncjW, SmIth III, 1051 North St., Longwood, told sheriff's of America, )4omdale ad the u.,,vu ______ FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER10 Foresters Square Dance Club, The Forest, 7:30 p.m. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8p.m., St. Richard's Church. Longwood A.%, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church. SATURDAY,SEFr1FJt11 Sanford AA Woxnea's'Grovp, 2 p.m., 1201 W. Fitst, C*SsilbefT)r AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran p.m., log cabin on lakefront, Sanford. ,l,vifla. ya .aau. In a speech to the allblack National Baptists Aano$41on _ CALENDAR ' - j- -. Carter's rmwthig mate, Sen. Walter Mondale, said In Detroit that the Ford administration's education and ecinle policies are msfrliig It difficult for American feniflies to cope. Chimp Hearing - - man driving a pickup truck and taken to a wooded area near Sanford where she was beaten, her clothing ripped off, and raped before being returned to Orlando by the man. Orange County officers turned the case over to Seminole authorities after she (!arfa', ,wiapai4 ia k -ri---w w made the report and she was noyed by Ford's efforts to apexamined by the Seminole pear above caTnpnIgpbtg, and County MedIcal Examiner, he responded quickly each tIme - ULLVI lU Buffet dinner - , bittktuptcy proceedings. Stenstrom said the Proposed imsaction was approved last 'The Seminole County School month by a federal judge . -. arrested at 1:33 am. at Geneva Gardens Apartments by patrolman Jack H. Fulonwider. Altamonte Springs police Jailed Leslie Lee SwIft, 24, 1314 E. Notre Dame Dr., Altamorde Springs, Thursday night on eight counts 01 burglary and grand larceny and two charges Ot conaplracy. Swift remained Huchton andtbetr.e4Ike plant. In coimty Jail today In lieu of Sanford police Jailed Douglas bond. L Lewis, 1505W. th St., Seminole sheriff's d.ti'iflv.. andGeraldlaatcoRensley,as, todayw probing the 7701 Sanford Ave., both San. repwled rape of a 17'.yearold ford, early today on felony Orlando woman. manlJit.uta posinesIon charges. me woman, who said she Is a Bond for the suspects was set at dancer at an Orlando nightclub, $5,000. told Orange Cow'dy Sheriff's County jail records indicate deputies she was picked up In Lewis and Hensley were Orlando Thursday night by a ByKRISNASH HeraldStaff Writer agency had paid more than $24,000 for vacant space. . - athe, lawmakers, has come under attack frOma new source Comptroller Gerald Lewis. Lewis said Thursday his office was latinciting a full-scale probe of HBS leasing - a 't roro sara i.arser wants "a nuclear drate at mamive re. tl1atIn" and argued that the Democratic candidate stands for weakened defense policies that would make it "Impnesihl, to have a defense adequate to maintain our freedom and the freedom of our friends." Se m mo le Sc hoo I Boa rd Seeks Comptroller To Probe HRS PAII.AUAeCL'L' .,.&AJ4- &.,'xJL:Ji;a eld 0 n Pot C ha rg é Ford wanted, but dill Is the vote led wuder In opposing largest single bill ever put fedenslald cltyfrsn - An unemployed chemist was i be bill Thursday. It was less than was forced to defend his Senate H - In Seminole County Jail today TALLAHASSEE (AP) A circuit .i..._ , Is consiuering a State request that he dismiss a suit by seven oil companies seeking to block antitrust action brought against them by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin. Asst. Atty. Gen. Syd McKenzie argued - Thursday before Leon Circuit Judge Donald 0. Hartwell that the suit should be thrown out because a federal annnl t'niirf hnria ni,.nn,l,, I&aI UUJ - -- t Dy DOD LLOYD HenaIdStatf Writer State election officials certified Thursday that the American party has submitted enough petition signatures to earn a ballot spot. Its candidate, columnist Tom Anderson of Pigeon Forge, Term., will join President Ford and Jimmy Carter on the laIIot. _- hemis C juuge Jr. SpecIfcatlons may be obtained from the City Manager, Cas.seoberry City Hall. The City reserves te C4j ad that prde u. ,'nnrf ni-sin,. ,$ %m..S, iI J11 )UIT . Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Ka Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 3, 10, 17, 74, 1976 flED-iS NOTICE TID Notice is hereby gIven mat u, O Casselberry of Seminole County. Florida, will receive sealed bids up to 2:00 P.M., Monday. September 20, I76. in the cass.Ph,q-y city Ilall. IS ace Triplet Drive, for Sewer Line cleaning equipmt. • _____ antiabortion demosatrators. He Catholic leaders, including an ititutlonal "P(b11eM on aba, be free to seek passage of out., gmikation B'nai B'rith, when, Meamwtdls, Ford's rambig accused Ford of avoldlag such arthtdshot vito earlier voiced thou Carter met with the Catholic he saId Cater's efforts to cat mate, Set. Bob Dole, was critiInconvenlencesbyhkVnglnthe di jifaction with Carter's ersayiheoppo.esactm. leaders two weeks ago to et- the admInistration's record cal of Cater for voicing cooWhite House Instead at meeting stand on abortion. stitutlonal amendment to make plain his position, inst they peacetime defense budget corn over the alas 01 U.S. ama the public. Ford, Carter, coistinimes abortions Illegal again, al voiced "dlsappobdnmett" about would bring about crisis, sales Ford was preparing to meet to oppose a omi tutional ban though he said be personally Is _____p.d the $114.3. And be met with Rq'44c.n his views. Since then, Carter Thi House - ii ... Arthur H. Beckwith, ____ . -, ' Florida's November general-eIecon ballot, J-%H - be elge policy, military affairs aid more strongly iun4It,d to a we on Thai. strong dates.. tsem I an," hi day. . said after heu!tog of Ford's ____ • claims or estate are THREE MCINTHS FROM THE FIRST PU BLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to I lIe with the clerk of the ahoy, court a wrItten statement of any ciiim or demand they may have. Eac fl Claim must be in writing and 'mait Indicats the basis for the cIaI m. the name and address of the crc,ittor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. It the f m lj not yet due, the dale when will become d shall be stated. If ths claim Is Contingent or ia',I quldatid, the nature of the Imciirtainty shall be stated. It the Cliiim Is secured, the security shall be Sescribed. The claimant shall deli!sersufflclentcopiesoftheclalm to ft se clerk to enable the clerk to mailI copy to each Personal repqssentative. Al I persons Internted lit the estate to thorn a copy of this Notice of Adrilinistraton has been mailed are reqttIred, WITHIN THREE MOP4THS FROM THE DATE Or THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIlINOTlCE,tooiIeany1, they may have that challenges me valiclity Of the decedeni's will, the qual lficatlons of the personal repriesentally,, or the venue or lurisdIction of the court. AL.L CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJ ECTIONS NOT 50 FILED WILlL BE FOREVER BARRED Diteofthefirstpubiicatof,fl15 Noti cc of AdministratIon: Sep temb er 3, 1,7k, Itufus H. Minor, Jr. s Perjai Repres,,te lye of the Estat, of IAAMIE LEE DENTON C 'ceased ATTI)RPIEY FOR PERSONAL REP RESEP4TATIVE: OOU GLAS STENSTROM STEPISTROM, DAVIS. & ITOSH PD, 13)0 Ird. Fl. 32171 Te4e Itote; 3222171 . ____ ____ ______ -_ TALLAHASSEE (AP) A third presidential candi tte Ims won a position on -- fortPh below. A ,i p,vsn naving derr%ands against the reqiuired, WITHIN ____ _____ and . ___ '- ______ Ballot Gets Third Contender NOTICI OF Deceased EDNA L. DEUBEL, Respondent NOTICI OF SUIT ADMINISTRATION TI) ALL PERSONS HAVING TO: Edna L. Deubel Address Unknown CI.AIMI OR DEMANDS AGAINST you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED T IE ASOVE ISTATI AND ALL 01 HER PERSONS INTERESTED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage has been f lIed against you, IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED your wrItten defenses, if any, tø thiittheadmlnjstratonoftheestateOfGENE N. STEPHENSON. of Of MAMIE LEE DENTON, STEPHENSON.STALNAKER AND d teased. Fiie Number is BEANE, PA., Attorneys for me PS' ding In the Circuit76236-CP, Court Set tinoie County, Florida, Probate Petitioner, and to file the orIginal with the Clerk of lii. ha 4.I... ..a I Di ,itlnn. v. wn,cn. 5 No rUt Park Avenue, Sanford, Courtonor befonIOctoberSi,7 Otherwise, a Judgment may be Fic rlda. The personal entered agaln4t you for the relief tat lye of the estate RUFUS H. Ml NR. JR. whose address Is 711 demanded in the Petition for CPI pr kee Circle. Sanford, Fl. The Dissoluton. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Mtne and address of the personal this Court this 31st day Of August, reptesentative's attorney are , 1976. - • . .. ______ he would ad p1mm mm early trip He said Lbs Ii Is ad to China, preferlag hutad strength, bat west. and nda. ... that toplovel Oth,as. leadots tlienag.nm4. Ron Nesan said Thirstoy that d, • VISIt Lbs Uidtid States, FmwfasananIen(kneg "PreddeidForduystherels . toleteaCh Ford's spokennmm scoffed at nowutstothepe4agenbuiigthat Idea. policy. at arid I ray there Is," Carter ffa, told of Carter's said. "I'm pirfatly willIng to Neuam first Insisted that "' . gedlon, laughed. Whet asked If let the people at this C0'itty Ford's views on abortion have he waded to be quoted as decide the Ian, bdw,., on." ______ j been "totally oonil4ent" aid PRESIDENT FORD laugithig, Nosem said, "Den- lb said EepuWcar.hi Wedsthat his posltkm "has not bigton have been pet 01 the changed at all." But he later against abortion. Carter also MflI7" Meanwhile, Ford left the prnatP,4qc.swedemmd __________ j SII THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1IONTIU$TH JUDICIAL CII. ININOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FlROIATU DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA Fi Ic Number 76.216-Cp CIVIL NO. P6145$.CA4s,O Dl vision Is Re: the Marriage if In Re: Estate ci WILLIAM H. DEUBEL. Petitioner 4 MAMIE LEE DENTON, '--.. .-.. the ballot with more than 200,000 petItion IN THI CIRCUIT COURT OF TIll III ' signatures. Sheriff By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Seminole County. FIlda blish: Sept. 10, Il, 21, Oct. 1, 1976 Publish Aug. 20.21, Sept 3. 10. l76 DIED-I) C to - .: .. hbeenhanssdregelarlyby a7ordeitklimwasrebsy.dto . _____ for -- i.-r,,...i., a...... ,, - He announced Thursday the formatIon of a "Homes for You" committee to promote voter approval of the housing finance constitutional amendment at the Nov. 2 general election. The governor said he will mount similar Campaigns in behalf of an amendment ' , tIa,fr Al - ' IIQHTIINTN JUDICIAL Cli. Orlando, FlorIda 3201 CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR PublIsh: Aug. 20. 21. Sept. 3, 10, 1976 Saa.aaAa a sa..&&.a wvjv OUNIRAL DIVISION NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALI CLII Ne. 161119CA*C NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that SUNBANK MORTGAGE COAt. by virtue of that certain Writ PANY, a Florida corporation Esecutlon Issued out of and under Plaintiff the seal of the County Court o' JOHN ALDEN PHELPS and JEAN Seminole County, FlorIda, upon a final Iudgnlent rendered in the fiNN PHELPS, his wife aforesaid court on the 9th day ot June, A.D. 17C. In that certaIn case NOTICE OP ACTION entItled. Sanford Boat Works i. PROPURTY Marina. Plaintiff. -vs Dan English, rn mM Aldi Phel i.e Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered 'o me as toad, Carnwi. lrldLIis YOU ARE NOTIF lED Ihet an Sheriff of Seminole County, FlorIda, don to foreclose a mortgage ttte and Ihave levied upon the following descrihed nrooi,-tv hi. wV rwywr!y In English. said property being Iocatj C a,nty, Florida: In Seminole County, Florida, more Lot 441, SPRING OAKS UNIT ccording to the pIat thereof as p.rticvlarly described as follows: One Salt craft boat, 256" In recorded In Plat eoo 17, pages 71, S and 76 of the public records ci length, V6" beam year 1940, FIA No. etnlnole County, FlorIda: TOgether 6054Y, 6 cylInder, gray marine twin arith Hot Water Heeter, Rang, & engines; warner gears; no lden lviii, Exhaust Fan & Hood, A-C, tification plates, marks or msmbers F unnace, Disposal, Dishwasher on either engine or transmiulon; steel hull located at the Sanford Boat and Carpet, Works, Osteen Bridge. Pt seen oii Additicnal Information available andyouarerequiredto.eryeacepy dP your written defenses, If any, to it tiOm the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Departs the plaintiff's atferpy, ' sme and address is E. 0. PaIs'mo, and the undersigned as Sheriff o' P Stiackleford. Farrior, Stalllngs & Seminole County, Florida, will at Evans, PA., P.O. x 3324, Ta.,', ti 00 A At. on the 13th day of Sep F lorlda 33601 on or before October temb,,, AD. 1974. offer for sale th,1976,andfiIeiheor$gInalwIft ano te clerk of this Court eIther before sell to the highest rylce on plaintiff's attorney or bidder, for sub Irnmidiately thereafter; otherwIse led to any and all a deINulIsuenteredagaJns, you 'ens, the Front (Wein ICr the relief denian in me Door of the Seminole County tmplalnt or pethon. Courthouse in Sanford. Florida, the above described ersonaI property, WlTNES$myh1ndandtp,e5Iif 51 Id Court on September 7th. 1916. That Said sale Is being made satisfy me terms ot s.io Writ ourt I) Execution Arthur H. BeCkwith. Jr. .-- . . ..m.nui. ., TALLAHASSEE (AP) "The people have an opportunfty to kill two birds with one stone," says Gov. Reubin Askew, "They have an opportunity to build houses for our people _____________ iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THU UIGNTIENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 74-HI1-CAOe. A ELMER S. LEVIE MORTGAGE COMPANY, a partnership, not on abortion, according to a spokesonwe. 3g tltedblaltland,sppsrerglyhop. lag to persuade the CathOUC lasdersthatbshsmoresymp.. thetic to their antiabortion ViaWI than the Democratic By DAYS BIIZY s" Asudated Press Writer • As Jinessy Carter was being • treated to a colorful tordullgtd '. 'parade In Qdcago, President '4.. -'-S Ford planed for a meeting :" with CatholIc leaders who aren't carrying any torcites for .. . the lc , Ending a day of campaigning acrouOtiloandlllkinls, • wsthecenterattractjonashe rode In a red ecevertible be nteaum bursting fireworks In a parade Chicago . Mayor Richard q. JIMMY CARTER Carter and Ford opp a constitutional arnarmnent to prohibit abortion. Bid Cater, some of the public today, For You' Panel Will Promote Bill Approval . China: Calm In Mourning I — 'Homes A NOTICI TO ALL PIRSONS HAVING FICTITIOUIIIAMI CLAIMS OR DIMANDS AGAINST Notice Is hereby given that I am THU AIOVI ISTATIt engaged in business at Sa,ord Within three months Prom the tIme / Ave., Sanford, SemInole County, of the first publlcif Ion of this notice Florida under the fictitious name of you are required to file with the HYGANEENTERPRISES,andt clerk if the Circuit Court if I Intend to register said name with Seminole County. Florida, Probate the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Islon, the ress of which Is Seminole County, Florida in $C. Seminole County Courthouse, cordance with the provisions of the Sanford. Florida, a written Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: statement ot any claim or demand KYO(AP)—lndeepmoover SectiOn NiGS Florida lfSl. at you may have against the estate ci 5: John N. Knoll, Jr. Parti rman Mao tzmg, C b today to pay rimber Publish: Aug 27, Spt3. 10, 17, 1f76 CAROL MARIE HARRELI., tribute to the man whose loan leaves the world's mcd populous DEC-143 !c5-..... country without a leader worthy of his mindle. acn ciaim must - IN BRIEF Frlday,Wf.)L174—M - Ca r te r Ta k eS Ca mp a 19 n To Chicago - Legal Notice - iiiaIqH.NN.iufoitPL President Ford To Meet With athoflc Group IN THU CIICUIT COURT INiji FOR SININOLI COUNT4 FLORIDA Ne. YS7fl.CA*I CHARLES 0. TULU., JR., etc., Plaintiff, NOTICI OF SNIRIPPI SAIl NOTICES HUSSY GIVEN the by virtue ci that certain WrIt C Execution Issued out of ane '.wida district place Worjck L Hancock, DeBary JoAnn Saunders of Orange Alvin C. Hayden, DeBary Albert Gates County and Miller Newton of ames E. Sayles, DeBany Laverne D. GauntI Pasco County in the Sept. 28 Marie A. Gunn Mary E. Carroll, Deltona runoff for the Democratic Zlgmont J. Krizlnskl Nell Manning, Deltona nomination. Paul T. Pety Ruth M. Pace, Deltona Mrs. Saunders' vote total was Carl Rogel two Carolyo L White, Deltona percentage points less than ________________________ Frances Simmons, Enter- that of her four oPPonents prize combined. Her total votes Karen M. Parker, Orange received was 34,982 whIle City Newton receIved 15,053. Linday Mullins, Tltusvllle She carried a majority of the Thur.day's high 94, touay's vote cast In six of the counties, DISCHARGES low 72. Rainfall: 1.5. Sanford: carrring less than a majority In Cloudy with a chance of Florence E. Uy only two countIes Seminole and thundershowers through Floyd E. Horn Sr. Pasco. Saturday. Highs In the low 90,, Agnes C. Humphrey In Seminole County, three lows around 70. WInds mostly residents Delbert E. McBrale County Cornfrom thesoulhand soutbeaatal missioner Sid Vihien Jr., Volanda Nellons 10 zn.p.h. Rain probability Is 10 Sem1noIi High School PrincIpal Edna Norman per cent. Wilfred (1 Beard, DeBary Don Reynolds and James TIDES Zoe E. Blackford, )ji-y Sursley of Casselberry were Daytona Beach: high 10:22 Ma H. Stephens, DeBazy included in the five-candidate s.m., 10:31 p.m., low 3:51 LUL, field. Donna M. Haws, Deltona 4:15 pin. District-wide, Vihlen Martha McCullough, Deltona Port Canaveral: hIgh 10:03 Donald Dreggors, Geneva received 9,536 votes to 7,5.20 for am., 10:10 p.m., low 3:47 a.m, David Haskins, Foral City Reynolds and 3,094 for Sursley. 4:07 p.m. James Crawford, Lake Mary In the 201 precincts coinBayport; hIgh 3:12 am., 3:54 Clara W. Matheson, Lake prizing the district, voter n.m.. low 9:48 urn., 9:45 p.m. Mary burnout was 37.22 per cent. WEATHER - Put The Ball In The A ir all you have to do is catch it The Most Comprehensive Sports Coverage In Seminole County Hood Trocto Co. 1t20 N Or.n, Il.u.m Trail OrIa,,d.. II. 32554 411M..on.iva Ave AttCi-nf serIøes. ta 32111 OvuM, Aflamf, Sermn 4)1-ella Ua.uu ___ - OFFICE SPACE - Downtown Sanford 201 W. First St., Ground Floor, Paulucci Building. Will remodel to suit tenant and will sub-divide into smaller spaces for Commercial and-or professional offices. Available immediately. Phone 323-4070. . . . 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By Mail; In Floridi. 3ame as htme delirery. AU 44her mail: Month, *2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. New In case pie dl't bow, is the most powerfi.l elective Office In Sominole County. 9 L I111 M The Clock Likely By Could a treeprtming Incident In Korea begin another war Is a question being asked frequently as military forces from the United States and South Korea confront North Koreans across the 38th parallel. The answer is probably not, but It Mt might prune some Amerlcar from Asia if the Communists play their carde right and If we don't. 1111111 h at which Is that his ___ onqi.ro, po''n, Bob Fienth, will hats a good shot In the .2 elirtlon at coptirkig ___HaUiways iSd French's win was ilke a thuiderbolt. No one eepeded It, not stan French. He was U disiwl no __wine a anyone else when the totals ll In and he suddenly towel thn.eJf the winner. Mayhap. the person med elvmsl (other then liattawsy and Coy Mty. Tom Fneoman) was Tom Blidord, the Indep-'d-4 who is ilso cam peIgnh for lb. District 1 nIq} Binfortl was all geared ep to 11gM HMtawiy. Ills ommiidtiM was primed. Even a pniatbig press was __________ 4< I . 65 Korea Crisis Mike Hdtaway is a wry perauuahis yo men, who forone reason cranother. (yes pick Jeer own). 1* 8 O.4 thdrmon .1 the Suninole (b*y rat to ipoat hegative shoot the c'" 1 ' chafrmin. But there's no Hatteway left to attsck Instead, there's a quiet, unassuming businevemsenamellSob Francli wtiosayshe wants to make the coaty ninlaoion r.ionoin to the I•• Actually. On imp"for dtg& Is with yrgo& m,, then, who otthota JIsway'g downfall toFrcWsgaat ths, "m1w," which consists at Holloway, Fr,oman, and others. Well, If dot's true then ieoid. m be "t shoot the some "machiM" BInford was pert and ____ ___ ___ pared of before he reportedly quit to strike ott on Ma own. That's why the weapons have a'"n1y fallen Into French's hands. Instead of Binford wailing away at the terrible "m.," r simply can shift his gme over to Binford. No mt$er that Binford Is an lodependent. At one time, he was a bonafid. ienber at the ___ ___ ___ 'Ia.," If noth an entity ,''.and you MW 's Iron, or not. SWId If A d r4iis4a, Bipi Vim F".alan stank a cc,%l chance at winning. !opedally If r lI the tots so evimly that Pony Is allowed to noes to no a third 4Iwi41. 'Bid that's allthoory. Only the Mw$ will tall. Bid It *111 to Intending to - how Binford fine p' ( sgn Hattiway. Aboid do________ only thing anyone knows for an'. aboid the p Imse I election Is that a Democrat ae.à to take ____ g 4jd to win. A second thing som. people learned Is that some v1-sh who lives in mid4eInInOIe _______ can wres tovoc on an opponent who 11k. solely with either North or Sooth SotitIf1011 C011117 San loan are Warned the hard way. But then didn't somebody already say that you pays your money, YOU takes your choice? NFL- ___ and . Nash 1 Aaduus Launching the Prop football season tonight it's Seminole Spruce Oak Ridge Lyman, Lake Brantley Apopka, Lake Howell Mount Dora and Rockledge Oviedo. Saturday afternoon Trinity Prop hosts Orlando Tabernacle. •1 at at at at I MAY CROMLEY So far as reent history goes, the wiiitersbeid at Which we are arriving In Korea dates back to American Withdrawal from South Vietnam In 1973 and more fly tureof the last US. advisory mission from Thailand. That leaves the Americans In South Korea as the only western on the Asian mainland, bringing them squarely into the sIghts of China and its satellite DON OAKLEY New' Ford Comes Out l ugg ing .t ..' * Our Future . , ,s Creek, at Draft Problem Weighed As Acute By The Associated Press rounds being contacted by any violation at the arditred laws." nin,d to -Slid tabled by Tbe overthrow at the , dub interested. Under the guidelines at lbe the players. The agreement Football League draft of college He suggested further that If p yers Overturned draft, a player cite. wu.I.d out by Owner Dan to keep Its 17. an by a learn becomes that Rooney of the Pittsburgh iday'ers In teams la may force to the NFL wanted recruit the same round format, It could have dub's property Until traded, Manner Steelers, representing as high schools and each player drafted by two or dor Thus e,jf the managented, and Jake &cU of colleges, according to Chicago three teams. That would pro. player doesn't sign with the the Washington Redskins, Bear, Genera] Manager Jim duce some kind of competitive dub width selects him, he was repie.edlng t Finks. he players. bidding for the athlete's serv- restrained from selling his Tb. spark that burned the Otherreactlonstojwjgewjj. Ieaasoçosedtolheoatrig, services elsewhere. to ashes was struck by 11am Bry*t's Wettoesday rid_ undisguised ...groop boycott In There t been a oo Ing Indicated, however, that Its classic and who was drafted ' most pernicious modify that arrang the Wndngtøn RIiál out Other meanwes might be taken f emed In. by m, a device which or to obtain player talent while been cluded In the bargaining at Oregon hi 1161 He signed for condemned as per no a agreement acting within th most recently ahen% 121* bonus, a promise at mUted e confines of antitrust laws. One such action NX more If he snide the was suggested by Bryant team, and a $21,000 salary. In his suit, nith oordeide In his ruling, Bryant subat fgMha,ebeen abletoesrn e l7rowid, 4?1eeth th faction draft be trimmed to in. %1~0_ ______________ more had he been free to dude only two ro unds with a fl5OtlatIftjjUy team Iiiitead Evening Herald, Se,ri,, Ft. Friday, sept. ii, Irn-SA of being Washington property. total of 56 player, selected, with _________________________ _______ those not chosen In the two Judge Bryant, eight years latsi', agreed. RTS - Lies Among S r ____ - i:_. The Stars ____ North Korea, .."o _-f '. ~. Easy Openers' KANSAS CITY. Mo. _ For sca*tjm.fthas .. Onsdoeandhavethhevrycldtoreneinber forts to dlsloeate the Americans have per. tPtedclentGeMd F4(d had begun to whenftwuamlnorrnlradeforarockettoleaye believe these who said be was a caretaker SiSted constantly since the two Korean Its lawicling pad auccully. So far have we presided who arrived In Ma office by a one4n.eestablished In 1953. They have not been successful TAMPA (AP) - "As U the Bucs would beat the or to stick thousandThat changed the come In two short decades that the technol other night they with ida plan to look ntnnbers lyMan and what we for several reasons. For one thing Americans In test at silidlng a COSTIpIeS array at littrmnsitg any, there ain't no easy Oiler they would be the second at people. when he won -narrowly to be sore, but won ito. It will take awhile. And It openers," general were not in a mood to do any more what may have been the mod difficult campaign says Tampa Bay NFL expansion team to win a acres hWIIkIIIn cii inflh1 at miles of sc. là Against Miami, McKay may not look like we have up. Buccaneers retreating after the traumatic blow to our pride In laid on another plod Is taken ten eed.t regular season opener and the shelved his plan to take a look graded for two or of his career, agaled Ronald Reagan. poesibly McKay, lookingCoach ahead John three weeks." to the first In 15 years. Minnesota won at un Vietnam. For another the United States has had a the sued campslgner In the United States But that Is the way It has always been. tested Bucs' National Football League its Initial an quarterbacks and "I'm pleased wi th the fact When vilue Wright roared 120 f.d In 11 In series of strong, defense and foreign Policy. today,and John Sear,, probably the aided game, 37-13, over let veter Steve Spurner play regular season debug Sunday at Chicago at we have't fianbIej much th political man miracle. the first powered aircraft, that was er aro d. a e w th oriented presidents since Harry Truman ordered hole game. Neverthel s, wi ag un Houston. receivers," McKay said of As McKay turns his sights the Dolphins Thday,thedmllyt Jerry Ford became overnIght a tiger, If you ciatse,k won 21.21. es 10 th American troops Into Korea. From Mr. Truman to "I'm anxious," McKay said. from the preseason to exhibition fumbles an amnishie tiger. No longer was this the regutramportlng thousand. of people Is routine. Overall, McKay says he's [ ,.!,' "Now, we'll see what kind of tar President Ford the chief executives understood a Mr. Ford with President Trwnan as his Idol. season he's over one hurdle satisfied with When Russia Orbited the firM artificial preseason. earn we have In relatloiwhip to alternating and understand the strategic value of Korea and This was Harry Truman naming against the players to see who "We thought we could keep satellite In 1117, that was a miracle. Today, the it earns that are rea ll the need to exercise American power judiciously to formidable Tom Dewey. disastrous polls y, really fitswherefnthellneup. Now he close and we have," he says. launching of yet another c municatits or rying." can concentrate more on the "We have played agofp protect American and Free World Interests. newspaper headlines and all -Tom Dewey the weather 'steflite scarcely rates notice In the McKay Indicated that as score. unbeatable, Mr. ' The tree pruning incidents exhibit that the newspapers. We can see the entire North We J ust ar en't that good yet." Ford knew Ali too well that nany as six rookies could be hi He's convinced Tampa Bay American continent and It. changing cloud observers were saying that ft He prefers four exhibitions Communists see a different America today. A he starting veteran Polftled lineup -defensive can do better than a 3-I did not matter who the Republicans nominated, .4I.4 patter ns every night on television aid think 1 record and a 14-game season to the TUSVILL Lyman broad streak of Isolationism exists in Congress -a ackle Loy Selmon, wide re- predicted for a new dub. How current Cart.e had the election In the bag. nothing of ft. The fact that man have left their finished eigh th In the Astronaut six-game pr es eason, rivers Lee McGrfff and John muc belief that the extension of American power abroad h better, he doesn't say. footprints on the moon Is almost ancient history. Na Ford overruled advisers who warned but said two added games cr cowdry meet Thursday 4cKay, full back Jimmy Duunder any circumstances Is Immoral. And, viewing against debating the formidable Jimmy Carter, Tampa Bay was 1-5 in exhibi- helped him prepare ,, The discovery of one at the Viking probes of with Lake Brantley'a Rick lose, offensive tackle Steve lion play, the American political polls, the Comm unists and Ignored those counselors who recommended evidence at life on Mars would, no dooM, do beating Atlanta 17-3 • McKay fourth among picked up three Horta finishing 'oung and offe ive ns guard Evs three weeks Into the exhi bition waived Qnclnnatl players this Probably conclude that the person they believe will he give up campaigning en far as possible and much to shake the public out of the "apathy" of rett Little, schedule, be the next President is amenable to the withwhich some NASA scientists have complained. dick close to the White House and his day-today week for a total of nine former In girls competition, Lyman "And Vm a rookie. That's Some gainer In the second Bengals now with the Bum presld.nsisJ didies. His dullne That would be another mir th ac was fourth and Lake Brantley le. eir data drawal of American troops everywhere. In short, The Barrier even," added the former Uni- half of e schedule were close sho, t th workers and voters. Big even then, proof that organic molecules "I think we have upgraded sixth with Lyman's Kathy Communist China and North Korea are striking ersity it Southern California and McKay had tough decisions our team," McKay Instead, he cane oat, after nomination, In the or organic processes 'lmilar to those on il says. "We when the knit is bitt-. s a &a & ai. acb with a grin, roug on whether to try for a vlctoy will have to teach then our puouc political speech this mild. J .Ffl 'V are present on another planet would quickly UI'fI'fi Korean confrontation poses a number of malulered man has tomy knowledge made BOYS come to be accepted. What would be 'Igplflcsnt agonizing questions for the United States, regar- two years as president. about such a discovery would not be the Largo Largo IL) 50; 7. TituiyjII, e diess of who occupies the Oval Office after Jan. 20. DoleHeitchose (TA) II; 3. Rockledge discovery Itself nor the impetus It would give to Ka as his naming mate Sen. Robert II; 1. Scuffi Plantation ISP) 171;(R) 5. R ______ We cannot believe that the Communists are at space exploration. It would be the subtle yet nsas it wlssn Sen. Barry Goldwater -. St. Pmbur Catholic (SPC) 145; 2,.'. . has said un fl profo "He's the Rid man we've had around d In uence It would have over the long '" 5. Titusville IT) 150; 7. Winter Park 'all intimidated by our Show of force --: the apw YORK (AP) -If the political candidates (WP) 115; S. Lyman (LV) 232; 5. Among those with incomes below 112,500, the F*5IOO man's view of hhTuelt and his place In pearance Of the conventlonauy-powered carrier hem in a long time who will grab the other side Paid more attention to the surveys of comumer same 4 eal ;Old Beach IDA) 21St 10. by the hair and then drag them clown th researchers say, the* has e dw wdveM just as what wall bow very UtU Midway and a few squadrons of aircraft. North S&sIflt, (5) 312; ii. Mevrlfl Island The new Mr. Ford, actually, shoul e hill." sentiment they would find a revelation that satIsfaction reported concerning Individual the Wright biplane and Sputnik I were the new d be no almost screems out for their attention. Koreans ignored a much more powerf ul task force surprise. The man In the White House these financial situations. Aranlliy (LA). 351: Coca. Beach pad 01 doors they opened for human adventure. that included the nuclear carrier Enterprise af ter Co) 331; 14. Vero Beach (Vol 411. h not been rpr dative It is this: A good many American families, The Odds are great, h0wtVirr, that we will % . Jay Sdin edeskapin, who directs IS. Cocoa IC 115; M. Oak Ridge By The Associated Press they killed two American officers and seized the Ford of this pad quarter century In dog-eat-dog perhas a majority, are dill deep hi the Research Thursday night and collected p Center at the univer the Survey never find life In this solar system (OR) 422. 17. Melbourne (M) 414. sity, comments congressional politics, He did not get to be recession, often unable to obtain necessities and There's obviously nothing five hits, Including the gamenot Intelligent Individual: I. Joe Wto tSP) fe, thou Pueblo eight years ago. li gh few scienti st s that at this stage of the buabtes wrong with George Brett-and WL'UCF In the 10th InnIng. 15:05, 2. ken Clark (R) )S:)S; 3. leader of ft House on a -nin guy,, psy their bills. And they lack confidence in the highly unusual for attitudes ofa cycle It lm't twhi themselves to believe that out of all 11* The North Koreans probably welcome our m1writY Doug Ov,cf,ft (TA) 13:09; 4. Rick the same could be said f platform. And he did not _ families to recover more swiftly. WPff4nccm billions upon billions of suspected planets in just e second-place A's, meanShow of force because they are using It to milk toast champion. hold that post by being a government's economic policy. Hor?a (LA) 15:72; S. Chris Hansen Th Kansas City RoyaIL ow own galaxy, s.1t1ent, self-conscious (L) 15:50; 5. Bill Winters (L) 15:31; How then do surveys sometimes show i while, kept the pressure an the . propagandize to the world that we are about to I is 1111i "However, at present, the difference is arisen on only one. Hardly had the young Ford hit the floor it Americans are becomi . Both returned 7. Bruce CCldw,fl ( Ly) 15:57; 5. from sick ng more confident? wiusably large," bay RoyaLs by defeating the ChIBrent Browning (R) 15:02; 9. gill start a war. Congress but that he began what was probably Simply because the views of Thursday night and he states in report on the connever It really doesn't matter. One thing we Cifl be lookcago White Sox McQullkin (L) IL) 16:03; 10. Mike low-Income families let's ac 2-1. tivi ties, A somewhat opposite thought should be the most virogous series of attacks on th ed healthier while beating the sure of Is that there will one day be life outside a, T hurston IL) 16:03. e are sometimes _ offset by the opthnlsin of upperCa nia lifor Y*UkiCI 4, Brewer, Angels 6-5 In lOin2 troubling Americans. It is whether there are any Democratic majority Woe the House of income familieL GIRLS the earth because men will take it there 5jzg & Co., which conducts ys 1.1 MIles Ken Holtzman, 131, recorded circumstances under which the United States Representatives had seen for many a year. He This distinct on consumer attitudes, MeWY beadined its slowly, hesitantly, bid Inevitably. There are _.. 1. Rockledge IR) 53; 2. Cocoa eventually teamed up with that spellbinder Sen. 10 Brett, injured while trying his seventh successive career worlds enough, and time. Space *Indeed. the I I ' , report to cuents. Beach (CA) 103; 3. South Planfatien .would intervene against still opposition to protect 1 .M .9 ,eq i. # Everett Dirksen in what been" known as the lower-Income families Is often disguised by break up a double play in victory over Milwaukee with a END RACE, "new ocean" of which John F. Kennedy S*C ISP) 112; 4. Lyman My) 130; 5. Oak American lives, property and interests abroad. Santas driven Ed -_ generalizations about Ev and Jerry show with, as I recall, weekly safM Ridgi (OR) 721; 5. Lake Arantley Calgary and upon iLThere can to ancotats, tourist revenues Upper-Income consumers continue to tare well be no turning back. Seminole Harness Raceway finish line and the Jeffy 141; ?. Titusville (T) 246; 8. attacks on anything and everything laought Munson hit his [IVA Yankee END SEASON Symbol In a race in which the 64 quinfela paid Titusville Astronaut (TA) 144; 9. and the I li ke. But it Is th ere. bu t lower-Income majority is hit hard by inforth In those years when, as now, the Democrats wrapup of another season of harness racing in $34-40 with the Stadium borne rwisinceJuly2l Satellite ( S) 303. The next century will be the great age of 74.8 trifecta returning $296.40. R Is only when the generalIzatIons are flatlon and unemployment," Individual: 1, Trisha Cr,utchfl*ld as New York defeated Central Florida. Santa Girl won the 10th race colonization it earth's Immediate vicinity and (R)5:)9; 2. Susan Williams now did Dirkeen. Milwaukee. nearer neighbors In space. First, permanently H ill' George 3. Cindy Appen (R) 9:30; 4. Kath y rgu one at which is strong, the oth It Is clear Mr. Ford's people have already IndIans 4, Orioles 3 manned satellites in ewe oft; Um a gigmWe Bringardn,r (Ly) 5:32; S. Karen er weak. cent of Americans are dill battling Inflation, ha Alvey (Sp) 9:34; a. Jeannie Hendrick's arrested in Nortlm Ireland to prevent them from being injured suspended leadoff between et an t to his OAr,Illa (LA) 9:51: 7. Michell record as governor, in the legislature. on his report,ii for example, that for upper-lzimme survey of Household Money on adds another footnote to an already impodiblesit uation. Igor the first human VWUUOO to Man an home run In the seventh inning, Marino ISP) 10:02; I. Debbie me ho town school board, his time in the Na - families the recession is over and confidence The ebildra are dioning troops In Forth the second Cleveland homer of Sections of (OR) 10:05. 9, Vickie colony 00 the pland, alang with Four questions are asked it families contacted Pernment down even to his creftility as a poor farm boy, rising, but that for those with incomes below Sd.aler (C) 10:10; 10. Malue Belfhd British officers are afraid that they may be exploration it ll theplanets. by the company's telephone Interviewers: What Injured by the firlit in his family to have a chance. rubber bullets If soldiers respond -or that they could the thunder from Thursday's their victory over Baltimore. $12,W confidence continues to drop. Pauline," Along the w8y, the frenzied support for their fall. Angeles still has some mean. gan taking second, Beyond that we enter the realm of Sidence be run Nineteen days ago, Tom U JUNIOR VARSITY Phillies lost 12 of 16 games, before over U the driver of a stoned vehicle 'u--s ced is dear Jimmy Carter's hwedy, made an is your current income compared with six fiction: planetary enghwering to remake tM men's tournament at Sabal saw hig Phillies. The players were ing, especially to John Red Sox 5, Tigen 0 For those with Incomes of $15,000 or more, they Mont& ey singied to cent off Ken derwood pitched a complete their once-secure lead of I 15% moved. Since the outbreak of the terrorist witivitjos in Ireland in A2tront (TA) U; 3. Rock led ge ssue in this campaign by Carter himself, will be reportii there Is an Increase in the proportion of months ago? What is you expected Income six alfim moon and barren Mars ft" more Palm when she carded a hole. f usco. Forsch, 4-3 Right-hander Rick Wise game as the Phillies beat the games over Pittsburgh shrM (R) 125; 4, South Plantation (Sp~ months from now? What is your expected job hospitable a me* POW of attack Dole is prepared at the "awho feel better off financially than in-one on the 125-yard. par IM a t0W Of IX8 persons have been killed. Man,y of ft Vicflirted with a 3 And the fans were even hap. No. abodes for eartnIginated life, perfect game for 6 Houston Astros 5-1. The PhiUles to 4;j,and, basically, Montefusco, 15-12, and Gary IN5. security in the next six Cards *6. F4pa 1 137; S. Deerfleld Beech IDA) I63 6 drop of a bat to relate what Carter has told labor They fed favorably disposed toward newIn cars, Urns have been Innocent children. More than 10,000 women seemed to pier at the end of a* game Lavelle combined on an eight. months? How do you then on Some distant day the sending of am first 14 hole. She used a 4-Iron and W innings before settling for a then packed their ba Titusville IT) 196;'?. COCOA Btd(h gs for a forget how to bat and pitch. on Monday and management on Thursday. rallied recently In Belied to protest the expect business to fare locally over the next six space ark bearing human seed on a when the Phillies were able to Mter as the was playing with Juanita tw0-hi"er in pitching Boston road trip, fully expecting to retcn killing of thouses and other bIgcket Items. pnerations. Giants won their (our-hitter and batted in three Lake Brantley (LA) 339. While the PWWes months? Children. The victims have Included one infant it six weeks, eterson. long voyage to another star were away Post their Second victory in 13 loth game in 15 meetings witb nm but wasn,t the w em. Individual: 1. Jerry over Detroit. Wise retired the turn conquering heroes, with from home, no pitcher went the AnOtber two yews old and one eight -all &= ftsame family. J S was Cl 9 , e A low first 19 batters in order before the National League East titl 2635; 2. Steve Ballow IL) 26•39; 3. ir lead Los Angeles ft season. R e d nce. The tte ista hi rs we re not over idle Pittsburgh to five ss leader with a 91 while rookie Phil Mankowski drilled a all but sewed up. They were rim over and killed by an aidàmobUe occupied by two Reds 4, Astros 3 Red. Templeton slugged Ma( ma- Greenwa l d (R) 16: 57. producing either. They were games. Each team has 24 lirish Republican Amy membm fleeing from police. 6 - ,0 Joanne McKinney had a low net 3-2 pitch for a single to center Bob Bailey sin. Jor league home rim, part of the Thursday night, the PWIUes shut out twice % , held to one run Inbred hatred between Protestant, and Catholics hi Nor73, also winning low potts. In with one out In the seventh, : games left, two against each gled home Joe Morgan in the Cardinals, 12.Wt retu ed rn ho me and beat th e five times and two runs on two other. them Ireland has fered too long. And, as news acco Class B Mary Van Durier made TwIns 1, Rangers 0 11th inning to break a 3-3 tie. unts Cubs 4-2 on Jim Lonborg's 3ev. occasions, Padres 4, Braves 3 H F Gluts 4, Dodgers 2 continue to show, many Perpetrators it violence are pre: a dean sweep with 103-73 and Alex Called K Taverns' two-base error Pinch-hitter Rod Carew hit a en,hit complete game perform. Tito Fuentes stroked a twoI Be"Muralay night, the Phda. It isn't like 20 years ago when teenagers, obviously InspLred by elders who will rA abanidon a low putts. Rita Dechambau had seventh-Inning grand slam vice. on Ken Griffey's grounder and out, bases4oaded single in the WASHINGTON - After president John F. However. there is no documentary evidence of delphla fans at Veterans Sta- the Giants and Dodgers were an • The Sanford team in the a 115 in Class C with Rena home rim and Minnesota beat Intentional walk In between those two vie- dium decided to forgive Yet Lacreditily, no one brought Um Cuban Jan. 31. 1967. Warren called in Secrc Se I Kennedy was struck down on Nov. 22, 1963, the It is time for the Jri!h to refict deeply. If they do they will and from different boroughs in the pit runners on first to Morgan ninth Inning to break a 3-3 tie Central Florida Football Rybecki's 83 top low net. CIV.3 Tcxas behind the three-hit tories was a r(*d trip that was dThI second an'd lift San Diego over Certral Intelligence Agenëy received evidence see that the real losers are their children. That alone Is reason '"U00 We to Uw Of Ube Warren chief James Rowley and asked him to inThe anti-Castro plot was still on Kennedy's conr Atlanta. League will practice Saturday Healy had low putts. Commis. wereal"Alm pitching of Dave Goltz. forget, standing and cheering same city. But a meeting with one out. Griffey was Padres reliever Butch Metzger r,1 4 th ' a e first to * get word of suggesting that Cuban Premier Fidel Cadiu mind the following the vestigate. Ro th rockier than the "Perils of for a full minute in a display of between San Francisco and eno ugh for the legacy of hate to end. Los at 10: 30 a.m. with a planned wley passed e buck to the FBI. ' day. Record. now available anti-Castro plot to Ch V caught stealing third. with Mor- picked up the victory. arranged the aauaalnation in retaliation for the show ief Jiotice Earl Warren, But nothing happened. scrimage q 11 that he informed then-FBI chief J. Edgar the commission chairman, four attempt. on his own life. years later. Hoover of the plot 0a May 10, 1962. Vet neither got Morgan's permison, therefore to We are now free to reveal our role In the write aWe Yet sources privy to the secret discussions at cautious dory. We confirmed the general I 1 WORLD 4 J~J,0 nor Hoover later divulged this tnt- drama. Two of our confidential sources, CIA outlines front a CIA the highest levels of the CIA during those hectic Kennedy 0 podazd information to the Warren Coinnhlsalon. ag source. Then on March 3, ent William Harvey and mobgte John days now tell us that the CIA deliberately Rfl, 1967, we wrote that Robert Kennedy "may Of course, various CIA officials also knew are dead withheld the evidenice from the Warren Com.. about the assuslution scheme. Not this I . A third source, attorney Edward P. approved en assassination plot wtddi have th S of Mo . waived t east rgan has en mission. S he CDnfWeaWty we had them w-. possibly chief Allen Dislles, who backfired against his late brother.ii. By . The next day, according to records HAL BOCK Well, you can't write off SuOriginal plan. He later served on Atlanta Falcons Gray. who has speed to burn, exhibition Season but this team in at n=ing this crucial dencc. One was a resolve to cover the Wan Commission. Yet he silently sat Morgan told us on January, 1967, about the available, Kennedy's secretary Called for NEW YORK AP - Now U P1' Bowl finalist Dallas, and St. New leans Saints a copy and quarterback Jim Ha Is living In the wrong division to Ed Marinaro,back, replaciiii; Green Bay seems headed for new look at quarterback and up the 11 91Y mxTd tW the CIA-Mafia CIA had culisted assassination plot against Cadre. He Of the May 7,1962, memo, which summarizedthe Commissioner Pete Rotelle Louis seam Solid. So that . throughout Un investigation of the Kennedy another free Seattle Seahawks mobsters to kill Castro. 4rs should improve under It was the defense that hope for any real progress in agent who Skipped to the New another long season as the rewants to make things really assassination without mentioning raised the possibility that the plot could bave briefing he had received on the leaves Washinon's Over The Now, the first question Is how needed work and new faces building continues. New quar. new C*wh Mode Clark. But like the standings. backfired against re plot, teresting in the National Foot. HW Gang, over the lill.l. stdent Kennedy. Yo rk Jets. B Tarkenton still terback Lynn Di you can write off a team fike the John Zook and Marvin Upshaw the Castro revelations might iame the ckey, acquired they dill have too much It has been 10 ball Conference, he would When they've all completed Redskins, whose off-season in WIthin hou alter ground % weft suspicious circUmAilinces, he plilded out, sldent Kennedy's On March the line 7. 1967. we reported SU molre 0 g : _jj hi hi , Al Beauchamp at 11 Amierim people, WhO W jug 10A a belaved death, the U.S. years since has Chuck Foreman, a hugely from Houston. doesn"t seem to to make up tO Challenge the P ladelp a had ~ indication that Castro may have learned of the details. "A report a few teams around vW create the 14-week war, here's the way a winning tal ented receiver and runner, be the answer. fret-&gent &hopping added run. linebacker and Mike Semi- NFL CIA pl s1dent. Rams. grid could hate turned into a th , three red-hot races instead of things oug to look in the cabled suggest ing Information attempts on his life and may have retalfililed m Medco atyembmy NFC: ning backs John Riggims and baugh at safety should shore It New team. This will be No. I 1. So you needn't worry about the Coach All Dick Vermeil J& have may Lea the single one the may he" been behind the assawhistion. ouir against Kennedy. Angeles NFC figures seems to have V es. Calvin Hill as well as tight end up. may have resulted In a cotepi . by nab action. get some help from new faces r in Steve Bar. Castro to EA • 1ous say to have. DIVISION come through the O.J. Simpson Young almIls Morgan refused to idenu Jean Fugrit? , his sources assassinate Pre Only a f,ew key people knew about the CIA plot formalUotl to Wissh&ngton. my Srunk on the def enowskl and ho pes roit appears spotty and crisis in remarkably good You can forget about the Cenreturn of Coach Tom Landry has done St- Louis Cardinals because ft would have violsted the sttorney. This do"flWy Ah Well, it's easy when you re. can look forward to an eighth Ted to "1111121111CAt Castro. One was President sive line and Ed George on de Humphrey will bolster ' , tral and Dallas Cowboys Wad DivInons. Those a minimal amount of shape. The Rains didn't 1 Unkering first person to rwh Robert Ktwedy's client privilege. But he was an sittorno of such come Clau President Jolinson member that Hill has a que straight second-place finish be. up Kennedy's brother, Robert, who was also Ma side Tbie but it won't the defense. But the Falcons after the shooting was CIA __ with Simpson, but they personal with the Cowboys' Super owl offensive ll stature that we didn 't doubt his tor J tionable knee. injured wide ret from the CIA. watchdog over the CIA. It has now been McCone, who re ne arly enough. still Plenty Of twim and Los New York Giants Angeles, who will spend the get 91one with a running game third have mained alone with Robert at his , Chief in3Por of the FBI. Th He had Afterward, Johnson told Intimates that he was placeseems the mo3t they ceiver Charley Taylor Is out fQr ms,- ,laid if Vallas %,# vt t1u.1 far e Joe Reed / %WtJlbUs1Wd ttiat Robert Kennedy was briefed on McLean, Va., bonio for nearl y Ukr" tylum An been us en he had convinced there had been a Cuban conspire 11X loss of at liaerback that Includes Philadelphia Eagles cegularstupforthe a yk!" ago witil 11 I uokies, the Lawrence directed the historic congres*rW Invel the year are Cn qu a rter bac agenttowide and Stut Dexter Bussey and can accompLM. receiver Johnfrm Giniam hay 70, l, about the use of widorld killam others, Including Robert's pri. w playoffs. But th e East Division, 4. of the Pearl Harbor bombing, Later, he USation kill Kennedy. The tLVe job still is In the aging hands ofk Cowboys should be even better Lanta creates some passing rooki to noa off caro. e Lawrence Gaines as his Cullen New Coach Rank Strain will away. • Bryant and 4 ;4 time. . Investigation Into eSces of p problems for minnmta. But running mates. Two days later, Kennedy caiii 4C John Cappel keep things interesting in New the CIA iriti. Mcthoo Minnesota Vikings There are three super teams us Joe to t tortc sme wes " MeCirthy. 11111TN Footnote: It was not until Jany, Don't misunderstand. The The surprise team in if C they are nong that quaer___" T the trolt Lions never mentioned during thie thret it."tivs, gut CIA C East and room for ; til"I Lj~q -~'rt' Qdcago may Mart improving ~,.tl,r f!,-.. ,~7 'Sina are good. But the Co* East could be James Harris Is hurt, but Ron de may provide th 11jerefore, we asked MoIrph to repeat the we were able to Put together the lull story of New y back Fn Tarkenlon, who cone S*thts Chicago Bears only two of them in wuh with young Bob Aveffini at Jaworski can playoffs, "T#nk how much be(tir the Ford-Carter boys and Cardinals Just seem a Giants,who have a new look .I Oct LD kill C113tro. lben, in a series of dA y MCC-)tv n' )t Wy story to our assoclate. the law Yfv'li,42:11V " ~~ 13~11%18M do an acceptaMi a legitimate in Unues his assault on the NFL quarterback. The brother. Robert rode herd on three gerno. Green Bay Packem CIA. ft m be mentioned Castro to th new lLdenl, Ln who was ac Luuming no other division Bears Drew Por.wu cOUMS, we named the CIA.Malls little better. have job at qua rte : ' rback in his place the backfield with bull&)dq record boa, Pt0fl4d fri Mumed, therefore, that lie w as ko adviud an Johnson, but briefed him on the WarawLkii . pear ;i d it 'd'can't solve. plotters and 1 expanal Seittie SeaSneaks off with the wfld card j ,,4.,. 'g• .' t''.iH. and Rinn an All-Pro in Wally Ch.unbers with wide rec%,qv, '( Wg• $pe1d *id What they en St. LoWs' offense is still led Larry Csonka at fullback and , 4"c .,..v1 1t. ',rp_1,41'. li : the subseq uent assassination attem pts. the -!rs like Ron hawks hape that ttleir lineup had done. It took another m Mexico berth. So, WEST who DIVISION ot do you leave out . '-,.c•,.kI," .1W Rookie Sammy Wbte from anchoring their defensive line Jewe firild flarold Jackson to . by scatback Terry Metcalf, an exciting rookie in fled Gra strai to Senate af mbling has inherited Gil. and wifl win more than they aim f. leftovers, rook with U Los Angeles Rams ~ -i the mittee finally , - Dalla, W&giingon or St. fullback Jim Otis, the NFC agents can Bell. The young defeme liam's wide receiver job ard have but not newly eno Louis? San Francisco 49e y competitive rushing king, wide receiver Mel Gordon . ugh to Jirn looked solid during the Brent McQanahan has moved challn t tnn ~ and Marty arid Peft deliver a '..:-1•-M-'.., I'I "(3ff.!Tj5 7TL',.-,iU ____ ____ McKay: 'Ain't No ____ ogical , ____ ___ ____ ___ H or ta Nabs 4th Place ' • ___ _____ ___ _ The ecession S Br H ere ttKeys "' - - .. 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Down FORM 1URIA NY(AP) thought I* had giveniçm TrnnJsQa.gtraIjed3.1 -That king Is dead, but he went an of a - i.0 , we're even in ids and 44 in the fourth Mt. again. 1. r" ::... ...: . - ,, ,..L . l. . i 44MO/A .. a"en (% C491vF'aYsM . •1 I Ii\ t'/ FP7 /-f2, , 4f/4 A41 AVCV40 1 ,. . -. /' - , . IL . - I i I _'_9 t4 , , -,,g - oe~i' , ,V .r.,A. - _~.' --_ . - , .1 a .•,.. ' . . 0 I . , . I I V . 4 ,t; .4pw 7 - ., double-fault by the young Swede at set point. . . With ad at , Borg / regained command as Orantes . i then aneasy forehand lzgothe adin loeeh1sservjce.TheSwedehd his next two service games, closing out the match. That match, before a crowd of II,1M, overshadowed an ear11cr men's quarter-final In which fifth-seeded the Nastase, the tempestuous Romanian, whipped Dick Stockton of DelIa. 46, 6.4, 6.2, W. Pro 'fl 30-yearold Nastase took a while to get untracked, losing hlsservelntheflrstgameofthe first set and never recoiIng. But he gradually wore down YS Stockton with his power game, By HAL BOCK running Mm from side to aide and nalithg the net behind his 4 I t/. . 4#P dAfgR/C4V . CPfO?P/5 I? Z32 . Z 't 3. 72 '5 .S$ 11 a sit i 72 .42 43 75 431 43 74 .434 Pp,ii• NATIONAL LIAQUR Cast WLPd.OI 53 33 .434 50 31 .310 3 - New York ______________ In Xc.'. .i.'. . . 72 44 .322 13 430 23 41 73 .415 23 Chicago St. Louis Montreal Cincinnati Las Ang 43 77 .314 31 47 ' West 50 31 .431 75 40 iii 10 70 73 .150 21 -. :__ Cincni; 4. S4SN).!UlI'3. 11 ifl U nings set San Diego 1, Atlanta 3 3 NEW YORK (AP) - Here it garlIc? _____ ____ j I 1)10; P151) 30.00; T(I-1-21 150.40; 31.75. SIXTH -1. Speed Drive (3) 10.30 3,00 2.20; 2. Brian K. Eckert (1)4,40 2.40; 3. SlIver Blend (3) 2.20; 0(1.3) 21.10; P13.1) 31.30: 1(5-1-3) 5230; 3111. SIVINTN .1. Chicory (3) 11.00 _____ _____ ___ ___ VARSITY - _____ _____ ___ _____ ' _ 4.403.40;2.HandOff(3)3.102.I0;3. as Florida Suck (7) 3.50; 0(33) 13.40; P13-3) 34.30; T(3-3-7) 113.40; 31.72. IIONTH - 1. Mi. 000d (4) 7.3Q 3.20 2.40; 2. Jigsaw Janet (3) 2.40 3. Bar S Pat (7) 2.10, 0(31) _____ ...-.; Jacaranda circle - 15.00: P(4.3, itS 40: T(3.1') 213.10; ' 1~ Mrs. Janus (Carol) Jumaon. ' 1. .,!.v I b I ?A., "% All _____ members are urged to attend. Each menbe' Iiaikedto bring a covered dish and her (, own % e W i ce . They should also being a . 3.40; 3-Macs Jolson (2) 1.20; 0(31) 'jar ___ ' 0 31.90. TEN TH - I. Keith Geiger (3) I 00 3.502.50, 2. Lucky Whiz (l)4.103.2_Q; _______ _a#4 The Jacaranda Qrde of the _ Sanford_ Garden Chb will hold ttsfi of eyewthls evezdngat7pJn.fli_apw,f - ____ _______ o _______ 7.403.S07.I0,2. Rockin Lulu (3) s.or ______ F The newly formed Chuluota ______ ________ ____ Les dl of of an their Womon's(thpIansap,,jjin were for the church's new roof. Waterbury, Coon. aid Mrs. La. vacation. While In 8ran, , of cnrnauIty service as ftg KATHERINE The younger girls were In goal Mello they ad I _______ _________ of the e with goae time &P of Ho Te _____ were sId Other ocers ii Grace Strauss and LotJe p' , their first vi .when box itanches chide, vice DIAL ad, Vicky order of the day. Melt's, of cuer.e took them to Hanson, long time former ,,# Meadows; secretary, Rose residents of Q*IIOtL Grace all th. central Florida at. aid Lottlot Send their regerds to Jones; treasurer, Sue . Priscilla Circle of the tractione winch were enjoyed their many_________ _________________________________ ______ CluoIa frlunó. McEachern. Interested L Community Church held a by all. cWtoots women are Invited to successful lawn sale on join. The d will hold Its social w the tlne of the fif th Saturdsy to help add to the had 'eetIng at the Conmumity Naecemirs to aulr4a are 1erinfd5smdy dinner at for reroofleg the Hall. Frank and Elisabeth the Comrntuijty Church. The RItI Boswell, with dsngf-' McFadi .1 Sixth Sirest. The attractively decorated lunch Melts lIanunode of 1d and son-In-law, lothy and McFaddens are An old f hi ned 0flT box lunch boxes were sold by auctioneer, Court entertained her two Bob Lane of VINnl toured ti's ra4z of the date 01 (bO. . San Francisco 4, Las MgeIij 3.VeraGann(4)3.40;Q(1.3)J1.40; P(3-l) 2)4.40; 1(3-14) 25410: 31.34. Only games scheduled CLI VCNTH - 1. Mary Kate (7) seat for this Monday night 'IV Prep Football ____ .. - Houston San Diego 44 77 .143 25 1510; P(43) 3.40; T(4-3-7) 53.10; San Fran 14 7$ .431 24½ 31.50. Atianta 40 SD .435 35½ NINTH - 1. Shaded Blue (3) 5.20 :. Tlwrsday's ft.setts 4.002.40: 2. Brindle Skipper (3) 740 Philadelphia 4. ChIcago 2 3.00; 3. Jolly Jumper (1) Q(3-3) St. Louis 4, Montreal 1 And Around Chuluota s __ . Friday, $10. 1L-1,lo-1 __ I New Women' Club j ø&8 7A MN I .isal..g Nva, leaNed, Pt DAYTONA BRACH THURSDAY's RESULTS FIRST- 1. Fawn Donald(4) 14,80 13½ 3. Rcbert West (H 3.00; 0 (151 43.40; p (43) 33,; 3131. is SICOND - ). Patti SPIaW (11 4.40 is 23½ 4.00330; 2. TOUQPIy Tommy (6) 9.40 fl% i.au;J.raxuus IVIUU (2) 31 Mllwtee (1-4) 22.00; P (14) 11.10: 1 u.s: 12.40; OD (4.1) 11.10; 31.30. Kin city 10 35 .374 Oakland TNllD-1.SanhaQ.Run..13, 13.10 £10 3.00; 2. An. (3) 10.40 MIii.sota , 3. TifrV T. Berry (2) 2.10:0(33) Texas 43 U .42 17 CalIfornia 43 77 .430 17½ 11.10; P (3.3) 154.10; 1 (332) iW10; 31-fl. 10 .424 21 FOURTH -1. Ziploc ()10.20440 3.10; 2. Burgandy Velvet (2) 340 Oakland 2. Chicago 1 3.20:3. Trooper Jim (7) 3.20:0(24) Boston S. Detroit 0 15.10 P14-2) 45.30; T(4.2.7) fl0 Cleveland 4. Baltimore 3 New Yert 1. Mlaee Kansas City 4, CalifornIa S. PIPTH - I. Pearls Pain (I) 540 10 innings 340 3.00; 2. OH's Debbie (I) 3. 44' oPt/f0/968. ,, mmmw~ ':' York Baltimore cI.veI,n Boston Detroit i,a/ . Z LEAGUE WLPd-40 •. k i n g. Itwuaf'flhsracenagjofor oaiitiie.sww. , .,m1.., wasn wor was seeded P. could I do?" Borg :. L - %. ,i.,ii.p. ain. - a Ilconimugel much said. "He was hitting a winner . \ Vilas 34 In ads and 54 In more tired, so why not go for on every point." 6-4 in a tirlilIng quter g. In the fow11 set, the points? I decided to try Orantes ran off three gaines final =I& Thwsdy, but not saved five match points and everything. In a row, then the players held before the1ng a ac went an in win their semlfinai in Suddenly, passing shots In . in service 10th ge, Into the 25-jeer-old Swede. live selL were staying withing the side- the champion fonght off match "Afraid? Sure I was th*ld," This time, a. late afternoon Instead of sailing wide, the point with a shot that nicked the . said the iecoqid-â,,ded Borg. "I shadows swept acroas the da-lines Iota were tucking Inside the baseline was themeta4i.an.I deini sure l bad court at the Wed Side bssellnebatesdof floating oi,g. with still another brilliant . passing got. He held Ms o :. 5tTVIce, then hake Borg's with I 14 1 AMER ICAN New .. I CHRIS - . " j Dog Racing Bog.ball the some- Krft harid, rob thil net at ev£ "I thongM the match was cry cbsnce.-.tiut iij Y it to down fighling. Manuel ($*es, the defend. IN UUMlhe U.S. (sn Tenide O1lmoMMn. -- 1IL .- I Goes V%K) Is I ;, Orantes I ~ - 43(0; P11-3151.20; 1(1-3-2) 1144.40; a 31.33. TWILFTH -1. Pt Luke (I) $10 3.00240; 2. JimI Zip (1)l.204.io;3, _ Miss BPW Contest .. is September, a time to think Dallas 24, PhIladelphia 7 Daytona Mainland 20 Palatka Sandy Time (11 3.40; 0(1.1) 33.40; baseball playoffs and World In the tough NFC East, the South? • P(11) 111 10; 1(1-1 7) 54340; 31.35. Still Seeks Entties . of the men's semifinals Sat- Series. The division races we Cowboys get an easy one for Leesburg 35. Eustis 4 A - 2.400; Handle - $171.41 . . - 411111 Fosity Flock (helmet) accepts check from France for 147 title 1. urday, with top.seed-d Jimmy have been waiting for all awn- openers. The rebuilding Eagles 0 Lake Worth 33, Miami Twin Lakes TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 1. With a week to go before the c FIRST-i. Lady's Ready; I. Milk t ti third- merarehereatlandfud need help almost everywhere Mirarnar 21. Hallandale 7 fifth annual Little Miss BPW And Honey; 3. JoOIII's Skydrol; 4. of paying attention to the and y won get It from Dalseeded vu in e other. Joe DeDJIISOSI, owner of Underworld LINGERIE LADY 11 I to bespon.or.dSept.i$ conted, N n downtown orthern Friend; S. Ginger; 4. The women t& va- Pirates and PhilUe.s and the A's JUNIOR VARSITY by Sanford. Kid Coach; 7. Shannon, I. Bur presents Ma Washb !U .,. S.. _____ Sanford Business and with a certificate Ed y. ; Cloclanati 28, Deaver 14 professional of excellence In recO911111111011 of her oldstanlI[lag SECOND -1. Ammo; 2. Traveiin semifinals. Topseeded au-is who's going to win the football The Bengals are loaded :. -. entries are dill being accepted Andy; 3. K's Pharaoh; 1. Demon; S. ability and experience In fitting women's foundation ii Eyed met Militia Jausovec of gaine& are shooting for a sixth straight College . Penrose Fluor; J. Sansage HImax; from girl_a ages five to seven at ..-garments. oslavia In one match, while Some nerve. Cr 7. Peggy West; 5. Shelly. •. • home-opener victory. The the time of the contest. This Is a time for pennant Broncos are improved but not Football THIRD - 1. King John; 2. Go In a battle of Australians, . Prompts Birth Of NASCAR Yug I 141 )4erid; 3. Billingsley; 4. Mister second-rated Evonne pressure and you're Into pig- quite in Cincinnati's class. : • Tnago; S. M.slou Happy; 4. Back Goolagong took on lIXh-seeded skin prognostications. ___ Iuue; 7. Willy Weaver, I. Wright (SecsadIaaSerIas) St. Louis 33, Seattle IS race. In more than one state." ming of NASCAR were: Dart. Dianne Frorn You should be asham liz. ed ho . Th UCLA 25, Arizona State 10 . e Cardinals are t -Aftermuch thought, France Two-Timer Woos Fiance., Widow 1. "WehadareasonaMs good FOURTH - 1. Cappys Sheri; 2. Okay, you sim ply ha ve to running with speedsters like The women 's final will be 1Z DAYTONA BEACH -When decided iii ! to form the National immice and hagpitaijintion played Sa Red Dana; 3. Printers Strike; 4. turday, Ith the know who will win the galnes Terry Metcalf and Mel Gray Cracking ChIck, 3. Bob's Cinder, 4. i i people______ think of NASCAR and Championship Stock Car Qr- policy for cordestants, the best men's title to be deCided Sun- this weekend when the National and Christy,s Hope; the newly-minted Bill France Sr., they envision cIn1NS.Hewfjdag Dear ] Naturally the boy was caabemuedugerossthuu 4fift , ..,.. Friend. -- . of any form of racing - even day. 1 Football League begins Its 57th Seahawks have the misfortune S DEAR ABBY: I recently met e orpkmtI,i as the first percentage of the purse. Wife today" frightened, so he screamed. ____'WteUthesk1nisbnken. . FIFTH -1. Tippy Faith; 2. Ed's ''. .'k th___ ________ ___________ S SIMINOLI season. Well, for starters, to be their first opponents. National Aseoclatlon for Stock Anne was cadodlan of the poInt ve Impulse; 3. Snazzy Time; 4. man I thought was together. My mother-In-law who was Teething cklldeea should be --:F" 2. "Impro safety Of the THURSDAY'S RESULTS Western Whisky, S. Jack Tryon; 4 SeatfleandTampa Bay, newest MInnesota 17, New Orleans 7 Car He's 29, handsome, a smooth ____ _____ j ac1ty fund. ______ (final there at the time became peeeldedwttbteethfigrlagavehicles and to get some Watson I fl mem bers of the pro football DannaEckert;7.SCLonesemeLiz; NASCAR was born only Old and dependable-that's ,. talker and single. The ThIs was thestartOf what . AM VETS MARK I. Jim Bob Hansen. Members of the Amvets Post and AuxilIary 17 celebrated Labor Day with fi uniformity Into specifications. Abby • lodge, won't. FIRST I. Zek. P er a sh kins (Parr the Vildn. Young and amfry In Sanford. Among the cooks we p because Of 1131101their sanctitsting become the rich Winstan cup There was quite a bit of racing SIXTH - I. Kerrie; 2. Mar Ro relationship went fine until I in lb DEAR ABBY: What's (4) 21.20,7.40. 3.20:3. Clever Trip Cap; 3. Lady's Day; 4 re (from left) Lockwood Brown, Ruth in already? that bitious-that's the body that France had for GrandNatlonalpoinj race. Lad goIng on back th , Dasher; 3. caught him na few lies, then Pam on the attn. leaving teeth daughter going to be married LABOR DAY hester, Robert Smi th , W.A. en and you Wsysldt G01d; 0, Daytona Led; 7, mutated two years earlier. " Field., Jerry Hester, commander, and Emma take old and depindable, thank QJ 44J,35.I. 3,10.4.. did a little detective work. marks. and Pam screamed so solon. Her fatheir is completely year's champion, Richard would run one track under 1 Matthews, president. Mifnjc Mate, $,Clauic Clarke. PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) You figured out that the two you. F . EC ND - 1. Lisbon Hanover I became s us pi o ci us when he SEVENTH -1. Mister Merrill; hard, she nearly word Ida paralyzed and can't give her j And the nign who cOnvincW Petty, won A record $M,M. ad of ruiles and another ad of Tom Watson had a very simple, orpansion team woWdn't 2. tNiy) (4) 5.10, 3.20, 2.50; 2. W.D. Hi 0 NO; I. Top Fern; i. Willie France to devise an told me he had a "weekend" For the next two years, the rules for snottier r" hysterics. (Pam didn't leave away. I was teasing her and straight-forward reason for his their openers? Very good. But Wesley; crganl't$on far the purpose of N(CC sanctioned races at S. Legalized; 6. Rising Job. I discovered that he is Should I let him know I am on my teeth marks on her cousin). said that I would give her away, 3.00; 0 (34) 31.00; T (3.I) Hope; 7. Onion; The Chargers have some in. 3. "Develop a point f und, an failure to win on the pro golf here's something YOU didn't terestlng . , ----------I. John L. Hayes., personnel and 71.00; 00 (1-4) 133.00; 1:33. determining a national Daytona Beach; Charlotte; Incentive for the drivers which tour thIs year. When I told my husband aid she said she would love It Mr-gaged to another woman. He to him? Or give him enough EIGHTH -1. Star Strutter; 2. Myl know. The New York Giants Chiefs don chunPiOn was ftsports editor Grftnv&, S.C.; Greensboro, would help promoters publicize Id her If anyone contacted her rope tO let him hang himself? about this, be sided with his because she has two brothers THIRD - I. Middle T (Bridges) Odyette; 3. K erry Woman; 4 't . That makes San "I haven't played well enough and Oakland Raiders will win of the Charlotte (N.C.) N.C.; Birmingham, Ala.; events." (7) 5.40. 5.20. 4.20; 2. Bre nda Van (1) Tr stin g ; 3. 0. R, Petunia; 4. and asked her any questions DISGUSTED IN DIXIE mother, saying It was an old- and she would rather not choose Diego a one-touchdown Tollgate TOddy; 7. Timothy Faith; to win a toirnainent," said the their first games for the week's h GIFT OF BEAUTY I Observer. about him, not to give out any DEAR DISGUSTED: Neva fashiloned remedy for breaking between thein. ere. Rocky Mount, N.C.; Richniond, S . Bobs Fashion. u During the first two years of Young man who coll (1 7) 30.10; T (7.1.ali) 131.40; 2:07.). a NINTH 1. White Cactus; information because some mind the rope. He's already children frorn the habit of FOURTH 1. Chicago 17, De"t 14 2. D.S. The lady who directs wedFluk# e .m a lacmite Vol'; Langhorne, Pa.; Trenton, Its existence, NASCAR and titles, including the British The Giants, facing one of the Jackpot;]. Jasie Potts; 4. Dolbana "nYlflPhOnIaflIaC" was ctlaslP4 hung himself where you are biting. Another mild upset. The (0t) (3) 15.4g. 7. dlngssaldltwouldbea ll rlgtg.I N.J.; Longidale, R.L; Spar- Francewereputinthesupe Open and the World Series of NFL's more gruelling Westerns Bev (2) 3.30, 7.50; 3. Time; 3. Madam Print er ; 4. B.* him! concerned, Cut him down. My m ot her Is old -Iuhloned In need yo o nion. Sho ur pi ul d I give the old Qailotte Falda," tanburg, S.C. and Ciaselberry. test as far as their rjgig Golf, In 1975. Bears are getting better. Not Galavant (3) 3.40; Q (23) 3430; T Betty; 7. Blue Jim; 5. MLJ,'s ules, will have plenty of upset m Make someon, happy.. Bomie. Ed Samples Meanwhile, he checked up on DEAR ABBY: My l3cnonth. many ways, and she said she's my daughter away? Or would It uch, you understand, but (323)340.10:1:33.2. Send a lovely bouquet, corsage, TENTH I. Travelin Rosy; 2. with Hall of Fame member me to find out what my assets old child, Pam, Is teething, and never heard Of this remedy. look silly? into the National The-ruling by the court In FIFTH - 1. Nancy% Bruce Champion Flame;3. Loco Motion; 4. six-under-par 65 that gave him week's Washington game. Oak. enougli to surprise the Lions. I potted plant or dish garden today.'W are. (I'm a widow and well she chews and bites everything Have you? Thanks for your Fority Flock capturing the Glenn Dunaway case -he was a share of the first-round lead land, on the other hand. is an Cleveland 21, N.Y. Jets $ (Patt erson ) (3) 5.40, 3.20. 2.50; 2. Moving Lady: S. Kelso MOTHER OF THE BRIDE Press Association Queen; 4, Dora$ Bogle One (5) 2.40; 2.60; 3, Alice Hanson; ?. Tel% enough off, so I don't have to in sight. Pam was crawling opinion. Return ofshould C Hall ci Fame on Sept. 4 at t9t1m4*Mp In '47 wide receiver disqualified after WInZIIA Thursday In the $200,000 World AFC powerhouse and will befa. Warfield juice u Paul Adios Duchess WE SEND FLOWERS EVERYWHEREI (4) 3.4Q Q (3.3)7k; Whitton. ,& work, but I'm not rich enough to around on the floor with my ,' PAM'S MOTHER, daughter's day. Let her do as Frame rmmben the POW first Grand National race on Open, Watsm is reconsidering. vOred Just about every week p the 1 (2 5-4) $220. 2:05.2. Darlington, S.C. "But Wilton ELEVENTH I. Plorwood's suppo sister's little boy who's • rt him, which I'm DEAR MO he ER: No. But I she wishes. I thin k It's a usbetween *2,000 June 19, 1949, for "spreading TH GaranaldIco't can fta f "I'm not striking the ball as except this one when the Raid- Browns. The Jets are in Sanford flower iop ___ bite derfal idea. national ehimpLciahlp race. and $4,000 each year whIch 30 the springs" o enalde solidly as I'd like In. My game era must face defending chain- jumble, shuffling bodies left (3) 7.00. 3.40. 2.20; 2. More Reliable Sister; 4. MIs Moss; S. Penrose Dot; oi-j ed in yews ago was U) 20.50, 3.50; 3. Miss Sharon Ruth 4- Mt. Monk; 7. Glad; I. Cracking a lot ofney. tohandiebetr_is,..ed lan'tasconslstentaslljkeltto plan Pittsburgh. and right On*Of Centra' F lorida', Finest Florist, - France. naturally, want ..-,..------. .• - - - - (4)2.10; Q(37)&4.eo:t ( t7.A Craig. QI,.a ek ___ ---I 209 E. COMMERCIAL OIMX naiumore ZI, New EngLund II 755.0; 2:01. iou in- by France as one of the major be. I'm kind of scrambly at anew why. Garrison repued, TWELFTH - 1. Gold Palace; 2. DIAL 322-1*22 Forget the sorry preseason you might call it a Nixth Cared In France's org'nlz'tlon, stepping stones In the ad- times," the personable redhead SEVENTH -I. Yegva (ihlenfeld) Aurun; 3. First Class; 1. Whoops; S. The Pick: other and the front-office feudIng. (2) 300, 3.00. 7.20; 2. Squaw Byrdie Moneyctianger; 4. Spectres Trend; track vancement of the organizatIon, said. Carolina cl3amp ship race numerous Giants 21, Washington 17 Diuv Dart, I. Bold Star. r omo te rs h1 If they The Colts have some g (I) 3.10, 240; 3. Choice Lie Hy (1) -, but you've got to have some p "Dunaway's car owner sued "But I'm get ting the ball In __________________ The Giants are a vastly In- standing talent, more than 340 Q 11 2) 7.50; 1 (21.4) 11.40; could join his group. Embroidery artists ha ve out. kind of national organization us for disqualifying his car and the hole. Inch patches which took 35,000 embroidered. Ar______________ ; 3:07.) proved team with a redesigned e You NOT M.S.M. enough to handle the constantly "I explained what constituted the judge upheld our rIght to done themselves In designing call it a national Because El OH TH - 1. Great Vslue I hours to complete. "Yes, I may be playing well ground game centered on i M,S.M., rebuilding Patriots. (Spriggs) (6) 6.00, 3.10, 2.50: 2. AIR CONDITIONER the National Championship disqualify the car," says enough to win now. I think I do rice" salutes to our country's 200th The committees sold La Csoka A padded chair seat often lifts CurtIs (7) 2.50. 2.50: 3 BonnIe Flyer Circuit and they agreed with France. San Francisco Went To POT? 1$, ,w Green Bay birthday and since canvas emof am." the two-byskim are o (4)310:0(4 7) 1 $0: T 1674)2650; hurting just enough to of the chair and can be reproductions ut "I asked what l had to doto what we were doing," says KEEP •' Both teams have a new look 2:05.3. 'l broidery has long lifespaneight-Inch patches for a dollar placed face down on a sturdy And Bob E.Sinith who, aloug lose to New York for NASCAR and France were fi - 4 dart such an organization," France. "So we sat down (In now on their q 4 at quarterback. We like the It can last for centuries If the each and apparently did a sheet of pa per. (A piece of with big George Burns, shared time since NINTH - 1. Racin g ClQvd recalls France as he relaxed In December, 1947) and formed one of th mostway to becmi, 49ers' new look-Jim Plum. (Bridges) (2) 5.40, 2.oQ, 3.20; 2. B.0 e materials are of good quality thriving business. powerf ul forces the 15-hole lead with Watson, Oakland 17, Pittsburgh muslin or an old sheet Is also IS Ms office at Daytona Inter- NASCAR. Red yogi (one of eral lectric ~ kett-better than the Pack- Dean (3) 3.10,4,30; 3. Slick Bullet (3) it the In all of auto racing and to felt the same way. these embroidered tributes The Raiders think this is their good for this purpose.) The jj 4,20. 0 (23) 11.20; T (3.3.3) 134.20: national Speedway. "He said I top rnedanIca In the late 1940s tunlngdockcraciJgsndtj it no ers'Lynn Dickey. may be here to celebrate Those three led a fantastic year ... again ... and there's 2.07. seat's outline can be traced a had to develop some kind of aid early l95) was _a one to lliir Conditioning Houston 24, Taupe Bay 7 Whn Cup cfrcuJt into one of assault on par ontbe famed old better time to start proving TENTH 1. Ssntas Girl (Bofton ) America's 300th birthday. with asofilead pencil. To get C it _______________________ em point standings and give out name It NASCAIL" 1900. $0. 4.50; 2. Caroline the best-known series in the No. 2 course at thePjnehurst than against the defending for theess in the preseason, look One of the most unusual Dear Elsa, 'a more than just a trophy at the the shape Of the piece, you'll it Calgary (4) 3.10, 3.00; 3. Jol ly rri.wi According to France thewiLl Cn,,nh.., 14..k .1 Piii•ii.ii.I r..I.l £ IPA IILS.A.l,,.. ...kI..e A •• • •• - -- MBI NG Oilers to hn,ina'm w nave to curve the paper over ' 5ymboi (I) 0 (4•7) 34.40; 1 (7 ö I) ________________________________ end of the year. And fliad to rm three big reasons for the for. I (Next: HIgk points and bow) learned about in a letter frorn loving and skillful hands eni- and embrolder it on canvas. the sides of the seat and mazk * tton'stoughestlayouts.Inafl,45 had an In-and-out exhibition The bouncing starts again,d the 296.40; 2:0S.2. it 4S62 I A - 1.049; Handle - t53.fls baby Buccaneers. 0,0 broideted motifs that depict the I've never done anything like the edoes of thai ttnhol15.rv men broke par 71. t Mrs. Teresa Watson of ouzsanwng ~ . Lebanon,thd. I'd Uketo share lt Jack Nicklaus wasn't among . Places, peoand this before. Could you tell me For pattern guide note the C 4 C Los Angeles 27, Atlanta 10 i __1 them. The defending champion the simplest way to get an ac- corners by folding the paper. with you: it may inspire other events of the 1oallty. a Even without O.J. Simpeon. it and winner of $100,000 last week the Rams are very, very good. What makes this sampler so curate outline of the area to be communities with a special E.W. improve your Chance* of win. a In the World Series of Golf, had The Falcons, unfortunately, re caslon to commemorate to do fascinating is the diversity of -nb 9 in ne 1976 Punt, Pass & 1111 needlework - both In concept, something similar, Inblrdletwoofhl,last u-ee not. FDJU I LJLLJ LLASSMATESS Kick Competition by attending d 1es tot- a 72. es ign, color and workman re Te sh sa Watson and her busip C.U. ka,t Gi'nic. Oull get MiamI 30, Buffalo l .i, _1 important "how to" tips band reproduced the Boone -produced by the twelve "If 72lsmyworst round of " . Wit from O.J. hout Simpson, the . 11 __ . - K.'m experienced footbill Coaches. week, it won't hurt me at all," Bills are not very County Bicentennial Medallion township committees. In all good. 'I'he To get into PP&x, just bring your on c v an as. The cir cular em- there are 1,026 two-by-eIghtPatent Of guardian fl and Leonard Casselberry talks with his driver In "Skeeter" Gay Brewer and Forrest Fez. Wouldn't it be funny If O.J. racer before 1946 race at up. Its free. YOU It get a lieg broldery incl ud es the cow01 site of present Seminole Harness Raceway. Tips Book and pOU C$tt attend icr were one shot oil the pace at shod up In the ABC analyst's Free " ,.house, the meridian line George Birth Pass & the clinic, Hurry! Sign up now! ; ~ W. marker which runs through It, Sgt- and Mrs. Richard it Registration Ends the stars of the 13 orIginal George of Oceanside, CA. Sept. 17th. colones and the legend, "Boone announce the birth of their first % County, Indiana - 1976." etila a dauaht,'a-. T,-rø ian ' Together the Watsons spent 463 weighed hours embroidering this labor 3 ounces. DAYTONA BEACH (AP) 476 average the University of "Our student body was not COME IN AND REGISTER NOW "We didn 't iee any wisdom whiz Beverly In the backfield Is Little Beth urne-Cook. Miami had last yea r wi of love. Mrs. George is the former th a too happy with the number of there," SMJ Bunion when asked 2Cpo un Local Finals will behold Sat., Sept. Sat 11 a.m., Ft. Mellon man College isn't going to get program which Includ Just The medallion became the Tern Harris of Sanford. d Ricky ClaitI, 197Park, Sanford a ape- games played last year at home if he had sought advice from pound Al Anderson and 215W#11. Invited to any ma jor postseason cia! halftime 100-yard es center of a B oo ne Co ty Bicenun ~ 1 .. 11. t dash teaMater nal grandmother Is Mrs. football bowl games. But the turing co-world record holde - - interfered with student Moor e. pound Char lie White. ,3ennlal Sampler made In the Marie Harris of Sanford. I r activities," said Bunion, adding I school's team will do the next Houston McTear. - A Terry Anderscn, Booker T. 3hape of the county. It Hinson may rely heavily I - 'I 411 Month a a sinai! stadium %_V - ______ a best thing darting Saturday Williams. arid measures a stagger g 10 Richard Rook in feet McTear, of Mililgan, Fla., needs led to road games. year on 5-(oot6, 160 5S.k:I . C night. G.E.D. Test Set ly the backfield starte by 12 feet. Each township was ran the event In a record 90 rs la e st s aIcr quarter back Reggie Bever Call Today And assume In proba bly the and Is adamant about not run1150 ret ur n. allotted an area conforming In 1 .: The predominantly black second clocking In the 1975. a Th e G.E.D. teat leading to a neat fire yea rs, we'd be taking ning a wishbone offense which shape to that of the actual Florida state high school school with 1,50) Tony Samuels, t 6-4, 234. th e high school equivalency Ch icago &in township. Wit hin each area or Notre exposes quarterbacks to tack. pound tight tnd, w l he one t The HERALD play in three major bo wl sits He Is to be challenged by Ivory on il of diploma will be offered at Dame if It w43 left up 'our tern. Cro ck ett, Steve Riddick, diums - the Orange, Gatur a th pass Iargiits, e top Seminole Community College Taylor, Gregory Chandler and alumni," he said. Tangerine -and also appear Will Be -'d the t he Oct. , , 77. Eligibility m ust prop I'; ',aPir quitOn Its Bethine's Offensi ve exMoore had a 10-1 record last Libacks ! New York's Yankee Stadi um Millard Hampton. be completed by Oct. 15. enough not to run It, I perlenc i by matched a Andy Bunsen, promoted from year before outspokenne got love mine lack of 0, ~ this season - P, A 1' i ,;~. Wayjust as much," he It on defense. HInon has A free, self-help program to 'i high school ranks to Bethune', him fired . Hinson flgt..res to said, adding with a mt1tip1e of. switched 235 pound Earl Inrnan prepare the student for the test It begins In Miami's Orange top job after Wesley Moore's avoid statements such as tense, "We'll do anything that from * Is available at the study centers Bowl this weekend with Texas dismissal, won't have to worry 0 defensive i-nd to lineMoon's prediction of at least a gets us arrosa the goal line. located throughout Seminole Sout hern, a 30-77 loser to Beth- too much about winning bef We backer and moved Gerald Thy. & W-0 P IN victory over FIJrIda !eei.c'x.fkja'j* we will A County. For details on the st udy tine last year, as opposition. Of- hometown fan_a. OnJy throreee 21-point move the br, redshirted last year, into A&M. Bethune lost the game, ball. We j ust hope center in your neighborhood ricials hope to approach the 23.- gam are In it's forwaid,". Inman's spot to shore up the Hwy. 17-92 Daytona Beach. 11-7. Likely to join ball-nwing deter Sanford call Seminole County College Ph, 322-1481 and ask for the G.E.D. office, aaaaaaaa,aa.e*a. 1 Tip From Sports • .4 booming serve NastasewWrnectBorgInm itor _ -S e THE _ -. ___ _____ 4 .. Embroiderers Salute Bicentennial ____ .. _______________ - _______________ THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY. - PLU UW )fl VV'LL bt: Ift SJ 5 Post-Season Out, But B -CC Opens Saturday Youngsters 8-13 retowin.1 Punt, Kickcfinic - A - WONDERFUL :EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, ' - : sign 41, Give Your Student 'i,. It i , : A Treat A Touch Of Home, it I' WithThe HERALD a.4'$' - ~ i¶ . : $240 " '-' rryTT' , 0 ' Jack , .\, : f 0 sser Ford 322-261 1 Evenin flegjjqj a3aa4u*.ea...a4ijii4 I :.IL 'ç ... ' -' 'I rf~ i,1 , ....; - ~~ 4~1_-1-4.11 v .,, ,.11. "/ . • ;-: .) " ",5 ~ 11 ~A 'Arearrtr,. tr,'A-.iri ' t:c:: -;i" 1kA ' L , �PFIV. lot 1LflTh NsraM,$eiiluitpL AdvinHaf Pastors Methodist II.TIIE HOPE OFOURCOMMUNITY, ADVENTIST aiuscss 1; j __ 'S. J,' PSI", I .,*.. 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' V. - difference between right and --- PuS. know ' Full L fe S Non Denominational , kSyISSI I4Ol,Y CROSS i lisp. IM 5I5*1*,s. 7:PSpw. 1 Y55ISN5VV SANPORD SIlLS CHURCH snI.s.wc , $15• CHURCH . p MSemiWsnlsp , Np,,, U,iiishilkr,'c, M'4*w* knit. IWISI. lisp m Nwwy Pvs,4id 1W Mi ianlcss gain" ow v.P.i. wit..............1:15p.m. p* 1 ' :i L !w 2: CNSPITIAN CMUSCN bISc•PtSsop ,$ P*i' NarMNarv4 S: 38a s. $e $a ,• II isa Msraw,nU,p Ii:SSa. P:Mp... YwSIF.ewtaipS., o*p... P150w. wws..c,. 7-30 pm. PUS, ciutc Car. aiii I. Oss,IisD $sMipk*sel The entire teaching of Jesus Qxist Is osidered in the Idea that life in this world is a time of preparation far life in a world that lies beyond death. "As Moses lifted up the serpa4 in the desert, so t the Son of Man beled b eaIn p MY have eternal life." Christ describes his own miadon in terms of bringing supernatural life to mankind: "I have come that you may have li fe and have it to the fulL" .. wrong. You can't decidefor yossrogif . This life guarantees that a man who gives himself to Christ ..,. what's right or wrong because God h already don. (hut. And, Faith and in love will never oompldiiy l& Again Christ's own .. you know, He's also wrItten it deep within your Inst (Jeremiah wor (rain St. John: "I tell you most adeiflnly, everybody who 7. 31:33.34). So deep you can't ___ shake it. believes has eternal life. I am the bread of li fe. Your fathers ate feel Mama In the desert and they are desti; but this is the Mobf5wift .:i.. brew that we guilty. And that's normal and good. Ill tell you why. When you same down from heaven, so that a man Full Life Seminar Team members (from left) Danny Oh MD A. D. Barth feel pain in your body, you know there's somigthing wrong. The Pastor Ron iitzijiar mayheaven. eat and not die. I am Joanne Gorel MPh Pastor R W Nu" The Living bread which has come down from ' R. Anyone Mn .u.,S a,.,' J ' ul" ius Garner, G ,u.. £ViiJ. ' Pain11 a warning that you need help. U you cheat or lie or deal, eats this breed will live forever and the bread that I will give is you feel medal pain. .. that's your soul wa'iing J'Ou there's mY Own flesh for theHleoftHewbo the eats mYflul soindhing wrong. You can't shake normal guilt for wrongdoing drinks my blood has eternal life arid I shall raise him upon th e Andyoushouldn'tt,y. lad day." (John: 6:41) These words do not mew that physical death will not come to i to more serious Problems.. Ignoring guilty feelings also causes the believer. They mean that death Is not the end. The believer serious tro,d)k, not only to your soul but also to your body. And Possesses a new life In God -consequent upon Baptism -a life session Full Life Seminar will swers "Ministry of Healings;" an- educator in the Family Prac- and "devils, drugs and YOU used a healthy body and a b1thy souL by physicians health bers, lice Residency; W. living Nign- depression." that will be forever and which cannot be eztIngnW by death. begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday at questions; and specialto sessions pastor arid B. better God tells ta whit to do when we sin (I Jch 1:8). 11 we coat This Isa promise which only Almltgy God could make to us:".,,, Winter Sp ri ngs Seventh-day in additi our wrongdoing to God, He promises to forgive sine. Hil do to the 21 to .easlosis for educator, who will serve as w Each family participating tpini the resurrection the life; whoever believes in me em If Adventist Church at 50 S. Moss thoseonwho wart quit smoking, moderator; A. D. Butch, that for you, too. If you have wronged another person, ask him to The dies, shall live, andand il l need to register for it whoever fives and believes in shall Rd., Winter Springs. forgive you and, if it's possible, make it n1 with him. I know this l ose weight and learn to cook chaplain and director of heone never die." (John 11:25) fee is hard, but once you decide to do it, you'll find It easier that you is Thebetween programs will be con- lower cholesterol meals. Five-Day Plan to Stop Smoking materials ,%,w Th tremendo us promise should make us Christians and ducted 7:30 an think. Then that terrible feeling will leave, and yojr'll feel good 9 p.m. Supervised child care for at flondi Htsl; ai'1!)nny c'ts:t i'unlly memucra Iflfl% ' and Monday, Winesday and LnM& agaul. temporan poaseanoni for the love of God and our neighbor for Oh, MD, Family Pract ice purchased for additional Thursday f or the following nine w God doesn't wad You to worry about mistakes and 11"in the is asL in doing so we are exchanging that which is temporal and ill be available nightly. Resident at Florida Hospital. reg tration fees). To pro- __ He is tI :d of the NOW aid He waits you)o live in the fran. weeks. At each session a doctor regIster Call 663.Xi3 or sitory for that which Is Eternal, The experienced seminar and a minister will present both staff will NOW, to live in your fullest, to enjoy life. U you dour part. lius Jesus himself made this consist of Ju The seminar will deal with materials may be obtained at comparison: "Do not store up the physical and spiritual Garner, repent . . God will do His part. .. forgive and forget. Then believe the door on the opening right. MD, director of arch things as ways to treasures for yourselves on earth where moth. and woodworms aspects of living the "full life." Medical Educa you are forgiven and that the pad Is erased. Now you can dart tion and Family prevent disease; how to cope ; But desfroy them and where erea can break in and The Full Life Seminar Is afresh. . . today can be a whole new begiath. Allwhoregisterwjllreceivea Practice RuldencystFlorida with fear, tension and apjy; presented by the Winter treasures for yourselves in heaven where neither moths nor packet of One Of the duOm In MY latest book, "A Daily Guide to wOOdwOrn1S de5trOY them AM where thieves cannot break in and Including aprinted materials Hospital; Ron Bentzlnger, how to prevent heart attacks; Springs Adventist Church in Mhwles," is enWed, "One of the Greatest Seek ra Eva pUM with pastor of the Winter Springs how to cut the food budget; how cooper&tion wi deal. For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also." illustrations notebook the Florida Is Forgiveness" (Pages 177-110). 1 think It would help yow Just and sup- church and chairman of the to get al ong better with family Hospital andthCentury (Matt. 6:19) 21 write me, Dm1 Roberts, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74I, I'll be glad to materials for each seminar steering conunitee; and friends and keep your Institute It comes dearly to us from the gosepis that Our life, talents plernentary of the programs; the book, JoAnne far Better Living, send you a copy, free and postpaid. Coral, andpossnsareGod'sg ftto MPH, health marriage from falling apart; Washington, D.C. Wem not flng selfishly but rather use them for God's glory and to help those In - Ah - ne aria we must be ready at every moment to render an account of our stewardship. S 1:36F ." PINS? CHURCH VMS NAZ*RIN5 IOU Ssi*I Avs. 1114m Oral Roberts A4- _. , Walsis. OF Christian OF 001111 "si's. Wea Prow ,; Assembly OfGod Fsesv asslMy CHURCH OF1THUN*ZAIINI ur . .-': Patter 31 11 .,• Worship V By FATHER WILLIAM 4NI5 AU Siuli Cstkelk church .- ==01wel"W" .5Rs.a. SSI.PI1,s,UJL - SANLAINDO - Corner This doctrine of LOVE is aWOI"Y central In Christ's loom 1, II I Off Free omfest At Children's H et ss t eaching with regard to attaining eternal Life: "Come you blessed of My Father: for I was hungry and you gave me to eat, thirsty A "Freedomfest" will be PSs.sSINSU hIyStSusl ................. Pis1W ce at First Bapt ist Church be: Tuesday, 7 am.; Wed- Entwlstle, a research thsmist and you have me to drink, naked and you clothed me. ..Enter now presented at the Lake Mary Servi ..• IsuV1S51 . be will transferred to the Lak. nesday, 10 am. Thursday, 6:30 in photo and electro-optics, at .. Into the everlasting happiness prepared for you from the toim- Baptist Mission of the First Mary Baptist Mission for this The Florida United Methodist the basket ball court are ether PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST dalton of the world." P.M. followed by prayer group the Naval Training Center in Children's Home will dedicate facilities •15$I,J,. Baptist Church, Sanford, NlsaySWijt designed to serve the U!55II*VIii On night only. The regular family meeting In the lounge. PSIp.. Nuttu Tlsr a S.. N. Wednesday, at 7:30 p.m. Th Orlando will be the speaker. Its new La ura P. Taylor residents of the Home. 1 e night supper will be served t Ivaa5s4+sli ........... m ti.... c..0 ... ... i.... au i- au iuuiig ior Methodist 4: 01. rnIwlIels1nerounderof the Uymnatortuzn on the Enter- Recreation Area includes ioimg musicians (tirades 44- First Bapti Worship usia w Presbyterian st Church at?pm. high school Young people will be widely known Sierra aId), He prise campus Sunday at 3:30 rooms for ping pong, air 6), the combined saptIsy 5v55u.iWw-.ls iMp. I.sNcIa.s., Wed. Youth and for all whoto would GRACE UHITID 715Pm. Adult Choirs and the Amazing sportation Lake like May.tm held at 6:30 p.m. at the home of predicted the energy crisis in pmL hockey, POOL and Waidon 'MITNOOI5T CHURCH .Vi Is,. Cz P~ Liz Ganas, There will be f® COVUNAT Aleps,$ sait a w..ii..e Puppet Pals of the , ., Praising Bishop Joel D. McDavld, wat Th ll e public Is cordia ching. The Handicraft Area PRISSYYIRIA1 Rev' Marvin 0. Ssciasr CHURCH y invited fun and a "Stump the Rector" II:N.M. PROW _.L. ovaegoolsise so There will be a short meeting spiritual leader for the United provides rooms 1141 Hwy. 'I' L.Ma ChercS First Baptist Church, Sanford to share in this Bicentennial prog p.s... ra m. and equipment Nov.MItSuI A1Wiwi MSIi'NIW5i'p Wet P,,,, a Ssss hwy Ps will present a unique program Celebration. 1 : 30 P.M. 11:51am. of the congregation im- Methodist Church in Florida, for woodworking, ceramics, Mini., w.na&• MYP .l:PSp.rn. $N.ris,y that will appeal to the entire The new church offices will mediately after the 10 a.m. will conduct the dedication sewing, and ether crafts. Still 5:15... Congregational This Sunday the First Baptist The Herald Services 11:15. m Monday at 410 S. worship service, white shirts with clerical community. services. Also participating will other spice is provided far soi s,.sis.i•:SSa.m Church Softball Team will be Magnolia. The offices and vcosysA,m,Øw,, collars and French cuffs. He be The Young Musicians will the hormred gue .. CHRIST UNITED st be the Home's Board of locker rooms, rest rooms, of. whelawAve ft: .. 1:.. Long past midnight, when owns a dozen pair of s in the 8:30 library will be located on the AAITNODISTC"Uncm , present portions of the "Sound a.m. worship service. TT11d ees IPdWITTenFF Dr. Jay first floor. flees and storage areas. T.cts, l,e, S.I'aiiI utah Pope Paul VI ends his long day either in red or white -the only trustee of the Laura P. Taylor Methodist Nov. Isilel D. Sal. Pass" of America" by Terry T. Cosinato, pastor, will present of prayers, writings, meetings colors the Pope wears. %sI'Sykisul 5:41 80. , - Train"sow .......... . I ' L Misol.as. llov~ now J.""I$3 51 ':h I7 0 A fully planned Activities Kirkland. The Youth and Adult to the team a trophy, Pastor Jim Jones, a dynamic Foundation of Melbourne, from Program 11:55a.m. and audience, he slowly FIRST PRIISYTIRIAN CHURCH Is conducted by Automobiles .- TnI,CIrJ&r Choirs will perform two representing First Place Mt. Moriah MRF5II$s. 7:55p.m. th came 11* whi !flSjOi' ouAw.a)So. shuffles his painfully arthritic- at his disposal with scv (Stain number Christian attorney from Tampa made the Gymnatorlurn Nul Ivs.WsriSlpl*) Son 7:31p.m. gift that Activities Dire ctor Patrick Rev. Virgil L. S,yaø sad The FamIIy..Alfair Lcai. will ho the featw.d i*ik,* It ass as Luke I s, "From Sea to Wliu'ieis for the current W5si4i, Ma$.., Prayer Quip 1. °' RI,. kea.sss *. i'viai. Mffiait. ls ec tion Ciamand R rea possible. Re fres ridden floor frameVatican to his private Vaticano) licenseplatesShining Sea," by Ward, and in the Sanford Church Softball Church, and P.B. Methodist the Family Mlr Amp WSnS&p will beLocust held atAvenue Mt. Moriah Sundayfollowing at Community United PIUST UPlisy 1:31am fourth livingCilia number e hments will be selor Diane Lawton. Things $i t / 5-41. d 1 to 10. HIS chair!"Let Christ's Freedom Ring" League. Tuesday V. V . 4 uarters, and some nights turns feur-valet, Franco Ghezzi, by Reynolds. The tIN. built begin to move when the boys The Gta Luke 11th Street, Saturday at 7:30 Night covered dish dinner at :.. sw.. I. 1 on the hi-fl and listens to this wears a black jacket to drive Prais 1 COMMUNITY UNITSD and girls arrive from school, Ss•SI7k I:i$i.au. Holy Cross g Puppet Pals, under in 15 1132 METHODIST CHURCH . ,'.,. p.m. Rev. C. Siplin, Sanford will 6:30 p.m. in fellowship hail. around a regulation-sized infavorite composers J Hwy. 17-9lil Pffisy R.d,s RI. and continue, except for the Mozart, the Pontiff and a white one to the direction of Mrs. Jay T. . be the guest speaker and Rev. There will be a corresponding door ball court. ':;:: Other Churches Sunday School will begin C.IMIS.PTY Vivaldi, Beethoven. But on serve meals. IVISaiUIsfl RI,. are provided for "study how," until 10 p.m. wimam and equipment "a" Co&nato, will present a drama week at 10 a.m. at Holy cross W.M. Martin Is pastor, Poste r 11 J" 1:35pM. session for you and children as others, he has played "Jesus . wet grew So oft$ Rn. K.auSl Mill., Assist. Pail', Activities are designed to be Meala_Bref 8 : 30 a . m. with music, "The Fabric of Episcopal church of parti 12: 1-14 cipation in weight-lifting, Ms-'sagws,,ap well as a pro-school nursery. luau.. Christ Super-Star," given to - Rolls with marmalade, Freedo therapeutic to the particular Church $cSssI Sanford hosing, wrestling, volley m," which was written after a summer recess. All Altamonte sday knits. .1* him by a friend, status for THE LANI MARY UNITED of ',s nee lawkwo e of the resjdenf, as well .s'Ii No 's,.s coffee with m pastor il k ( he re na cs aia his especially for the Bicentennial school-age children should sti PSUs,iMp C gym and trampoline, as todsprovi ~ betaltion ,.,,,, PRUSIYTIRIAN CHURCH 11 lanas God of Prophecy h.i5iyS • ' 431694 Community IS:N .1, Th is exclusive glimpse of the first newspaper of the day UNYP de fun. 1:Npm. UIliWAVI.Lfl.Mi,y I . Nsi55misisn5. . Celebration by the Home come with their parents The pull-out bleachers seat 100. U MII'S The wheels am turning., . those mental wheels.. IvHa5WSnSIp Rn. A.P.$S.in 1-Isp... to U..,,,, I "me Conse rv ati on Robert W• Patterson, fo rm PUIISJ . and 78-year-old Pontiff is revealed Milan's Corriere della Sara.) Mission Board of the Southern church on the first Sunday and wed. 54's steel aPny,, Sin. 7:31pm. er One one side is a stage from th e emotional ones, ____............. S'd*V CivecS StSssI . too-that in this "computer age" solve the I 1 41 "We hope that many of our P'5 M.,w,j,,,, 1IgY 7*.. in the September Mse* Isni'p pent wi*sesdy PMIøiilsp an d the Dollar - A Point of State Overseer of the Churches which equations of romance. "Town & Lunch, 1:30 p.m. II Slim I .s,. residen ts iends will be able to join us on and, Sipper T*Gu ,, fr ro,.,.,es 6:360 in 131pm I And like any computer the teen-age mind operates the way it has been Usually Baptist Convention, The lyrics will be directed to their Conflict" will be the program at of God of Prophecy in the States sometimes, visiting groups can Sunday," said Superirdesdent Wad Chow P"ectKe S UP PM 7:12-22 Country," devoted entirely to with an old friend or personal are by Ed Seabough and music classrooms at the appropriate 8 a.m. Sunday as the Fishers of of Washington and Indiana, will present entertainment, The Bascom W. Canton when be !taly. Titled: "Life with II secretaries, but never more by Bill Cates. programmed. Already he has some firm ideas about girls, and she equally firm time. Saturday _________________ respec ideas about boys. Each knows the kind of person he likes, the kind of character he Papa," he emerges as a warm, than five persons. A typical Men club of the Catholic conduct a revival at the local stage do ubles as the chancel announced Dr. Coamato states that the ts, the kind of re lationship he conside rs Christian Science The new weekday schedule Community ChurchAltamonte the dedication, "as II ____________ worthwhile, communlative personality meet for a church at FIRST UNITID Of course, the Immediate question is whether to date. But the dee Elm Avenue, when church services are held we dedicate to the glory of God, *UIOULS CATWXIC ISC$ 36. 1 121 METHODIST CHURCH menu: Noodles in broth or Wednesday night Prayer for services at Holy Cross will breakfast program. Roberti. commencing Sunday, 114 Oak Ave- Uskinq per quesat 7 p.m., on campus. 41 Pitt Ave. rather than the distant- vegetable ç,rastcticicena tion. of serious concern to their pare and for Christian service, this Lee P.kl.s mannered, lofty intellectual. salad with oil and vinegar, nts and to their own futu re: what standards. through Sept. 19. Week night fi what principles, what Convictions will 5:31$ In rooms arranged around helpful new facility." II... UPSALA PRISSYTIRIANCHu.CH they bring with them on a date? The article Includes details of : lot VW hum S.adsy School servlcesareat7:30.TheDubZle Keeler *#,~q Cse.it C.v, Club A/r,4.upr,, . ~ . .1 7.141LOL I-$" Sov'"Ce a 5415.. . -rr-vIr antI P1i i D . .1... ht.. afrostaiis ---. . - . $u Ma , UMYF isa. i.sa IS M That pax of the rogramming. Parent, is largely Your responsibility. And 5:31pm £US44IRSadS Pope Paul's: I School is invited to attend. ii no a, :• i only YOUR CHUR U.s's Proyer S.,sM.g cafe expresso. (He then naps Rs. Dare',, $S• 7p*. 90"M WacMd by ft Apwftw ftis SaMy P.,',, can effectively share it wit you! 1:350.M. Wardrobe and a 40 Tbeirway A few white S3.vk's.I 5:3180. 9 an for an hour.) Dinner, 9 p.m.Fatally Night$up,sr Us,.u. WsnSp to Is.. First Presbyterian cassocks, a white and red cloak, Usually the same as lunch with 3rd Sisslay By JANE CASSELBERRy UVRIIiigWSttlsp 515p.m. 711pm a dozen white skuilcaps, two a variation of ravioli or veal F',,, p Herald Church Editor September 12 will be red hats and a large supply of with vegetables, but "never pie Promotion Day at First .1 With the publishing of her 112in the evening, It's too heavy." Presbyterian Church of Sanford He's qu oted as saying that he page book "The Christian for students from nursery The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And flirt.r,u IIL..A hi.. ..-....J. mi a I .WiI.0 and water, out S,hkth" r..... 4U V uuuugn junior high. Promotion 'J3 7 of Sanford has made her inhad to give Itup because of will take place during the 9:45 FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK depth Biblical research on the arthritis, J. C. PENNEY COMPANY I a.m. Sunday School hour. New WILSON.EICHELBERGER 11 OFSEMIP4OLE Interior Decorating subject available to everyone. WI LSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. E. C. Elsea and Staff third graders will receive the MORTUARY ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK "it is a Bible study book with John V. Mercer and Staff Preferences - When the Children's Bible during the 11 Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Sanford, Fla. I . Pontiff was elected in l3, he something there for 0. a.m. worship service. PANTRY PRIDE Howard H. Hodges and Staff everytdy," Mrs. gradually Souls said. redecorated his THE MCKIBBINAGENCY w. . U library.-study, stored the She said she was encouraged to Insurance I PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes + memorabelia of former popes, write the book from her cxSENKARIK GLASS CRUMLEY.MONTEITH INC. and Employes i removed old carpets, and tensive notes by her husband, & PAINT CO., INC. DEKLES' Insurance Service Placed Indoragethel$we John, a Sanford real estate GREGORY LUMBER GULF SERVICE Jerry& EdSenkarik busts which lined the private agent urntuthers,becauseoft,r h L. 0. PLANTE, INC. Mel Dekie and Employee of Sanford and Employes WINN.DIXIE STORES of Sufficient published antechamber.. Now It's furlack Ovideo, Florida and Employes nished more like the drawing material on the subject. KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE MiunSrieif room of a well-to-do Mrs. Sauls has filled three Downtown Sanford HARRELL& BEVERLY CELERY CITY ho with her methodical professional rather than a iteoks STENSTROM REALTY FLAGSHIP BANK Don Knight & Staff # & 4 e ue rgo,le ~.CcL11 TRANSMISSION PRINTING CO., INC. pope's study, with antique notes on the Bible since 1967, Herb Stenstorm and Staff of Sanford and Staff David Beverly and Staff she says she was "saved" chair's and 17th Century when , 200W. Flrt paintings - Instead of the at the age of 43. She explained, .-,&.liJ e$sI gilded satins that formerly "I gave up every idea I had 23'cJok')tus/1 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY . dominated the corners of the read or heard and started AISil$Y OP oft 11011=00111 tC5e'CLF.rniC.I,C.mm,.,, .,, Fleas Amaiy 510.1. 73W A (CM room. reading the Bible with an open (MUNCH OF CHRIST 110a, me Calvity Miip Satp. 1115* lImit FVflI(.ty METHOD I%y ST Chwes of ('s.d. 111 S PitS A,. Niw 514151 pV,ffi.t,v S4is.dCSvetI, ISIS * IM S HARRIET DEAS 1 1110"84 Commusetv S5S.hia BAPTIST "The Church," "Town mind." She began making 5iw.ii & UI,?il M.nit,aI CC'v.cA.S CIV.,,., Lab, £lIl*,U S If PIN Casssiuvuy i,,. aster littso WIlimmit., CSwcs• Upiala Rd I48 1060`91 CSISV Now Tnlia.M Swat LiAi UI'.IH*4.th.g.,, CIvicS JEAN SPYANT j,, 94101-0 cscs,,c lflsQuill?, Count ry" quotes the Pontiff as study notes taking a subject, deed. S.d 5 Rd. Cs'sq,7 51v IS MmSwl.C',(551C's,dUI,L..,Ns,isIR, P5s, A, Calvvv Sapsust Ass..i'y, we Faau..51 IS S.d Git IRVUNIN DAY ADVENTIST CSwcIis Cpwlsl- 6" Pi ci,. Ra.si P$ri 14t41 Chwo. 3141 W tom So 8349212 0' . AlIa.. 5pi Hwy 1757; I,tS,I A H £ C5,,0R. Clsiia "Its saying, "is r a museum of finding a key verse, listing F.ttg Labs kvs.m.Qu5 Asat,,i CSwt, Hwy 4, Forest Cav,ca 51 LIVId. Genev a Cpsi. 'u' W F,. ,l Si'. aS.I Sanld litsam Day 5if Advorillil , ci, Caw4s,,, CaIIIM,.RIi United Putrig Sast deed. III * A.,',t $4.1 CSct 51 Christ. 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ANam, Cit,.i,, C.y MONROVIA, CA. - Nearly evehere she went, taking pleted her research and got the manuscript checked by Jack vane of spare minutes at notes together. She chose not to Butler, missionary and Bible Cie -IS Ail.M,,,t. ($RIRIeat, CS.p.l. All Spit lit, "41114841011 $I, L.ithocolor Press of Westme new author does not are now being helped by World rooms. chester, Ill., to print 2,057 books suggest that everybody write a Vision International. The move Mi-s. Sauls finds her nMes at $2,147 inst ead, book. "They might not know represen ts a major expansion come in handy an the tcaches a Copies are available locall y what they were gettLig into and for the Christian humanitarian teenage Sunday School ds.s, at at Gifts by Nan, 228 E. First St. it might pr ove expensive," she agency, which has traditionally RUiN TUECH 834 9217 1W d Llys, Mt ØAYS £latii. Cii N.H worked RI. O$tSii IlUsid Libit,,. IWI $ P*ri A,,. S.s1W 51)4. I)I* 1.50 15** ,4 An. lial..dCar.,at,edbl IJ.tip C*51t* 51 Aids Mideast 2W needy or orphaned children work as manager of the Sauls submit her manuscript to teacher, before it was in some two dozen homes and Agency office, at the beauty publishers, but contracted with published. . Longwood (Es)) Fw,l P.stit.,5i C5.,v,5,, P.551 His PI Casselberry.Winter Springs Forest City schOois in six Mideast countries parlor and in doctor', wsiUng Lab, Ms', C.i. Ps.tns.s.e .s Ps..'. H. TiS.ri. RlS.,s,.m eie14 Civiti LaI '11$SYTIRIAN Lib. Mity Ih.tu PIi1-IpIv,jq ka,1.I* Ave F,s Pitt MisSu5p. It U W SI PiMa So J60191 A U I 55* it Cvpre SI Mwp A H 5 CPWCII SI, RI 411. Ostess liii SI cad.,, CIV,,I. Oveeft n'- O.i,s', A,q L.Ig. CeIslac (lviii. iui,is Of NedIR4, (11.51... Cbuio'. (Ivithi .1 Gold. 417 CSu.s if Cbu.cS51..f CATHOLIC CivicS ii VS. Nil'v'p L.1, LII VS CiP'sbC CivicS. 115 OlS Ave. , 5 5 $,,g Chaps, CIRIRI1p (lasts U4ffi4,,p CIvicS. Ovid, Ovipi, MisI1 Clv.c in Asia, HILDA RICHMOND Deltona Sanford Bible Chutth. and born Book and Bible advised. "You can get in Latin .erica. the book to make money More than hail of the 2500 "get the word out" and Wt to Sauls is donating copies to she chose proved very reliable' children are in Israel. The plans to write unothrhab no missionary friends and may and gave her "no surprises". oo k uia the book available as a She is delighted with the Africa and She said she did rwt pubUi Store, 2593 Sanford Ave. Mrs. trouble.- She added the "n remainder are in Lebanon, unless she felt It was needed. gift offer through radio finished product and says the Cypress and It took her two Jordan, Greece, - ~ nitha to n:Inisffle.i. write the book onct .O.e c3m- book has been well received by She said she had her those who have read it. \1-\\' k\ I _. 'I1 1-. L . ii ... '~ . �. . . I. .I . - ". --~ T.--.----,---~ 1- ___ ~ - - . 1 ,Nk -4 '~' l- FL 1 I- - . f I ~ .: . .. -~~- . ---. - - AND HIGHLIGHTS LISTINGS 90N Rid LaT* In ft wild When MW tSIIIII _ dS BW _____ On. I Pip. (R) 71 21 WALL. 8THEEE Evening 6-00 ., 2:4) DA flEPCT *saws MAN IT= 1230 ___ .. 0.0° hook • 22 (12) NBC MOVIE: lMtS. em u Ci AMERICAN BANDSTAND r12) GARNER TED ARMSTRONG P.0 OUl ' _ ____ AS MAN BEHAVES COINT. .z PMYFY FF0 il css 300 (9) DALY ia Ø HOGAPiS HEROES Saturday ___ '6) MOVIE: Oenesia lL Alex Cord, I4Ito INlihey. &ieiø don eds 20 COntUry ide*.l st S l- ALE NASETHATTUNE 600 ($) GABS ALMANAC 6:30 _____ _________ lMo ini STAR 21 - F . 10,30 '7) FLORIDAREPORT CT PRE SEP ___ 800 SARDAY MORN_____ B4 '2) G is '2: (4) (4) 44 (4) (12) _____ i 113D i. -Every. '2) 121 TONIGhT r4l) U.S. OPEN TENNIS I I me - of 001 which 1 wntlen Show on E BWWTWL 24 SATURDAY SNEAK ____ :cEvIEw Swr Comond L~Stws in this cornsdy variety ___ '.':- anday IT1On'Ui '°y - J .is. Wag Borid 1944. I'We er 2' 930 EcONoMY NIGH I_ ALSO (7) THE ($y5, APES: '12) SPACE: 1999 (7) (j) SCOODOO 35 MISTER ROGERs' 35 6.00 scien sb4ert Prormere. llJOHN HENRY FAu(A) 9 KROSSUPER SHOW 11.00 9:00 2 121 LAND OF THE LOST: Season promote. 14j it) ARIC It: Ptenlere. NFL CHAWIONSHIP 10:00 0* GAMES: Miami Dolphins, Oaldarxl Fisiders, 7) CONSULTATION '9) SPEED BUGGY - WDULTS 2.30 "'- 24 p&py __ IAT.I THE ELECTIRC C0u ON NE 40 ORAL ROeERT: Park Here." AD ' (9) ABC PEWS 124 MONTY PYTHONS FLYINOCIRCUS 4$ MOVIE: "Eel Carrot Von ines. Dennis biCeefe. Eve kdset 1946. A eling limp accidentally - WARD Bus." r. i J. Cobb. 1948. A movie queen dies, and IS taken to IIOmMLJ*fl to be bitted. *t1iø aadetakespI. 10) MOVIE "The DY Bus." Laii. Frw* Finley. 1967. Beekeeper sois it-alp AVON - It.'$lart now selling beautIful products. Make beautiful monly. Call4U3WC totinformation. - UNEMPLOYED? Never again it you have sincere des and ambit ion: Serious only please call U42066aftev.4 p.m. or write 1010 Giovanni,Deltana, Fla. Sa lesmen, great opportunity for the riglltman.s400mowtllletralnlng. Car helpful, but flat necessary. Apply In person. A'S Brown Pest Control,3547pa,korlve,Senford ___________________________ DoIO$ Hart. 1200 1a30 SJFI?AY NIGHT: 1. ___________________ __ 4* DON K IRS H N ER'S (6) HEEHAW 0* MOVIE: e Bs the Buos." John Ware, Claudia Cardinale. 1964: Amorkan ctos, o*,'sr in Eu. __ he fomwrty loved? TO BE ANNOUNCED 12) HEEHAW 124 pcjc (R) 3$ NFL GAME OF THE ROCK CONCERT - STARTSTODAY ior ALL THE IXCITIMIwoç Two - 1$ lIOU ILl 11.111111 S$OWTIMI5 & illS ' 1 4) 16 CLUE cu. NFL ACTION li GUPPIES.TO GRC&P ' ODD BAL,LcoupL.E -- - 9 , -- - g, - , - P - -. - - I - -, - Afternoon - 1200 a • 2: - CAPER: Promote. Corn- , . . A - - .• , ,.r., -- - )- , •- WHITE UNE -. : ,, r - , U iirn , ' Is"r. 7.' (A) - •. . - 'vt' &xlm 4i'e FAT ALp&'r 1WAES1LLHG -JLWIJ1 ,IlblWtiPlllGP$ILIAMLIXIT MOVI I L.&0 SUNDAYS 4. 14 1 4'. , - M wwon. rn • eiiyec%ertsswlesabotda q'iartat boys w*1O work for lteN'pokc's dept aed's"cM. un Aug" for eProfeceii of Everyone-Regardless." of A . '1Z)ThE KIDS FROM P3.3*4 . PKC.ADILLY CIRCUS 9 J&frJ.lOff ALMOST ANYThING GOES • 2 Bedroom uWwnislwd house, close to schools and shopping. Call 323 ,.o. By Ow 2 baths, garage, fenced, carpeted, central heat & ner- air, nearpark.534.000_323 9404. ____________________ _____________________ Winter Springi- 3 am rm., fireplace. I blk from school. ,Enc. patio. $ 30.300. Office & Store Space available, downtown Sanford, ,-. , 377010) , - 4 OR, St. Johns River. Owner must ' Soft. h". $123 mo. Call 322-43l1." - REAL BARGAIN 3 5, 2 barn, - ' LONGWOO D- Etra building 10 ptus excellent modem) BR, tbath home.Owner anxs.VA or FHA. $75,005 - ALTAMONTE_springDaks,l BR, 3 bath, near Brantley Schools - . . carpeted.. Broker,3237174 Day 3I - ___________________ 33-Houses Furnistid _____________________________ _____________________ 1:30 _______ '1:46 - tj DAILY WORD 2:00 1 21 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Ask for Ms, WilSon, 531-3555. Legal Secretary Excellent references; very last typist; dependable, Ask for Mi. Wilson, 21-Situations __ _______ TSANORA Lake Mary- 2 O furnished house, newly refinished Inside and out. Adults. No pets. 333-3930. 323 4001 or Looking to buy existing lit aret 2nd mortgages at discount, 21 hour EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORapproval. Dayton.(904)472-9135. Put yourself in our Place. we're growing. We need aggressive, promotable people. If you have __________ _____ guts, brains & a moulti, we want YOU. Call Mary Lou, MA EM PLOYMENT. 701 Commercial, 30-Apatinierits UNurnlshed 323.5174. - Rentalt- _________ • -,1,.qm..l --'.... IS.. I bedroom Iurnished apartment $133.00 per montn. 3 bedroom unfurnistsid apartment 513000 per month. Colbert Realty 3237832 Eves, 322lSli or 3210412 DUPLEX Futfijihed or un lurnished. Ideal ioCatlun R, asonat,Ie rert 24I37i, - BAMBOOCOVE APTS Larqepnlvatetrallerlot. BUILDER.DEVELOPER - 3n.7 __ ________ 1559331 collect. ________ __________ King Trumpet, praticalIy new; swimming pool. 322-21)9(1 Ii Leading diStributor wants a nice backyard -- above -. ,v,, move, ,n ,4,,j...__._. ,,, -.-' - __ Kish Real Estate '3tMVICE BEYOND THE CONTrACT" 11 _ - _ ' ! - . ' OUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Aikin9 132.530. , 344 Bedroom 2 Bath "-i - CIJI - 1:1 Models Central Heating and Air Conditlontrig I - _________________________ OP EN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 TIL I - ramil Room. Penceci yard, _________ 174,400. c. MIS RE.kL?Qpj turnid or unfurnished. Nrwly "Ø -ated Come see. E. Airprl 32)004) -"- - •-' " I1 11 W 251h KENMORE WASHEk. parts. service, used mactries MOONEY APPLIANCES323OP7 For Appc;ntrnenI , '..r,I,.rt P -, P,.,. _____________________ __________________ ____________ GE Refrigerator, canary yellow . bottom lr,e:er. Looks good. 's good. 5)5. You move it. 327 3)95. With thls Coup Expires Soo.30,1974 )__9__ ____________________ -. • kw1 • AICLtIiJII _________________________________________________________ _______________________ EXT U *,~ I JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Phone 323 7937 --- ''•"- ." Aluminum Sidin 5h qunity Cropped ears 3 shots v-.-- __________________________ I can cover your tome with alum ... - - 3 ''r' ____________________________ Alsol l't,'r or Eater-or Pl.lstm'rrq Ep Pl,i'er P,itc hng 3. Sn'vlatccj I & So.,. Spec ,tItt lfl 27$) - rD)T 'QIlTFOI -'--- ______________________ - !.d'n & soIlit system 20 yrs EaoleSidnCoIS) 9563 Catsl. Kittens Rool 'rg. Gutters $2 Each to good home 323.1714 - -_ ___ - I . Br,c WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald Clastiled d. We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast saie - " '"' J Land Clearing 6-Vlanted to C&A BaucHoe STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASpi., EST ERSON LANOCLEARIIIG BullOolig, Excavating, Ditch work. 4''i"ci. Ores'. Mjknq OraØej Fill di rt. top SOil, 322 5943 Uc' , tot, ì 0701 8&r .-__. Horn. Improvements Cash 322-4132 I For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 100 1 items. Larrrs Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. - 5699 Galleries, 377 6977 Sewing stored and moved 322 9112 - -- l322261) or $119993. Service Clrarng, till dirt, rock All ndS of dggng Housetrailers L,,r,j TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriet's Beauty Nook) 5191 First, 322 3747 - -. PLACE ACLAIFlEOADNOW. ___________________________ PgS,6W.old. ShoatslOOIb&up 322 2961 Piano Services __________________________ Beauty Ca re ________________________________ Duroc Pigs I Stoats - - ________________________ CALL 37? ?6n 67-Li vestock. ii ART Bk___________ OWN PEST CONTROL 2362 Plrk Dryt , 337 $163 Wndow Wasttinu. Floor Stripping & Waxing, Carpet Shampooing Free estimate. 323 3951 __ C. E SHEPHERD Paint ing, Remodeling, General ,..pairs. Call Lie Clearing, Mowing; OScing. Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock; Sand. Backho.e Loader 377 Tree Service : __________________________ Landscaping pi ng & - Trees Trimmed. Cut. Hauled Aw4'. 323 ilOSor 323 IS-A Lawn Care __________________ Roof Repairs, Carpentry. Pant itg tatter lpml Home Repairs. Guttering, Cement , .ur MNU wnrx Free estimates AND THI K A MINUTE, V I5iQwing, edg,ng. trmmng weettng tHINK 13_CM? Cta:sitierj Ads didn't work and fertilizing Fr, estimat es Central Heat 3 Air COndslriing wOUlChit be any. Phone For tree estimates, call Cart ____ Harr,iat SEARS lii Sanford 322 EXPERT LAWt4CARE Mowing. Edging. Trimming ;ND : Free Estimates Phone i: l • t' AMi(jt ii'. (t,iI.rj Acts Ø I wprk item ii ,O Irt' rr.1-, 4Itr,it I.,vI.nq N - We Buy - Furniture '' _____ _____________________ l0'-Swap Trade '"' _ . TPttetre. South I? be my ___________________________________________________________________________________ Carpentry, Remodeling, Adt.1t,o,n Custom Worn LCntsed. Free estimate 373 fli PIlCt'O five. c4r to dr,e. a SOb, c one 5cr-co '-ii i . ou tare need • , ' -- -- _____________ . WELLS DRILLED. PUMPSSPRINKLER SYSTEMS All t,,, 0 %j We repa ir trio service I MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. 201w 2nd St 3724423 I -. _________ Pointing Have Some camprtg equipment yo bo lmer use? Sell it all with a Cl*%Sibed Classflet Ad in The Herald Cali172 2611 Or 431 9"3 and a triandl, ; YOU ARE MISSING SUME THING ad - isor will help ,, IF YOU HAVE N T TRIED A - ____________ ~~~ SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be .i tiller or a buyer NO charge All admitted free. Conic browsi every $ur0a7 9 Ic 3 at the MOvialand Drive in 1214. _________________________ ' -- _... Well Drilling - _____ DAVE'S 323 9310 We Buy Refrigerator; Frigidaire stove. PINEY WOODS BARN Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell pink. ____________________________ tr 30 commission. Free Pick uPs. Auction. Saturdays 7 p m 1 Pc maple dinette sat arid I swivel San ford 322 2270 rocker. See at 24)3 Hartwell Ave. ___________________ Sanford. Fla. __ AKC Boxer Pup 339309, ______ ______ $3450 With this Coupon Ex pires Sept. 30, 1974 , I Cash for Antiques: Consignments wanted, Hi-Way 16 Auction 52-Appliances TUNE UP '_•"•_' 14 Needs sumt'une to '.iw.n oa'ance, 5)96 $0 or pay 3)2 30 no Free home trial Will " trade NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER. 777 N Ii 93, ______________________ IFb JTRANSMISSIO W 1.,I.P.L.IJTi &5--Pets- __________________ Iippland Park Homes B NEW LEASE ON LIFEI 3 OR hems with near r,ew; root, carPefinQ. SAVE 101 __ (itt' of S'flQCt', I,ieSt Sold ,.w f)( fee); BON springs & mattress; If 1111110y fall ui-p l CARROLL'S FURNItURE Vnt to buy furniture, ture. anything of value. 322- Casseic>errvLOflgw fli?faIis With this Coupon Expires s.c,. 30, 1974 , _ - * SINGER FUTUA * Replaced free ' _ INSTALLED Replaced free -._ . Kitchen Table. formica top;) Blond* end tables (2 step, 1 col. Carpeting LAKE MlN$:E right across the streelt 3 OR With aced sits roams. eat-in KItChen & km lies, ton. Just $7"30 ' -_ ov er 1400 ' • GROW UP In this b.asgtlttd 1 BR, 2U bath borne Ign the fan'i*y Really big rooms, paneled Family Room, large k,tctvm with Clih*OShvf, ;uppIand - LIFETIME SHOCKS •23 PR. . "i-Ia '" SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E 1st St. Dovnto.n ________ _____ . 64-EqUipment for Rent Cabinets. A.4AD jig -, ____________ _____________ ____ '" Counter topS. Sinks. Installation '"'s' Term Walker. 322 2613. available. Bud Ca 11. 3775032 ___________________________________ anytime Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala Road. 5)5 month. sJlI U L fl With this Coupon 210E lstSt. - 66-Horses flITIIPA PV QIfW'co tj p pjj u I 90" With this Coupon Expires Sapt , LIFETIME BATTERIES 54505 ____________________ ________________ _ Coupon. Specia ls -._- _____ ____________________ French Ave., 32373i0. One of Snqer's 'op Tour,. ann r* Z'g Zag midline.. Assume ualancejf SISS SOor pay $11 90 per month, Will lake trade in Snqec IqUipp to zaj 4, rmake button holes Balance of IIes or 10 P.iymnenls of $6 Call credit t'nn.iger, 322 9111 or see at - 1206 farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen Coffllsl. 2 mi.eastosteenoridge. ___________________________ Rare 3, Exotic new arrivals, PLANTS I ANSWERS. SHOTGUN S RIFLE. 20 Bathroom P __________ _____ ____ - Poultry manure for your fall garden or Pasture, $ yard loaded at the pci. off. Sanford Auction, 1700 Kitchen . IIjJUjj$,I4,hu ' •1ihT.1!_,' SAVE 15 - FRONT END ALIGNMENT Except WithtNsC, ________________________ ground pool. Top cOniideratio given for prime location Call 303 127 1220 collect. AMMO f E xpirn Sept.3b, 1176 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Wrvff's GarC den enter 401 Celery Ave. ________________________ _______ Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2? 1S'x24' and 1S'x33' Complete. i yrs. old, repossess ed. Sacrifice. ½ price. Call collect 305 2730430 FILTER & • - 10% OFF ON ANY SERVICE WORK j PARTS & LABOR $95 Thomasorganwithr0pI1,, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpel Beckwith upright piano. Req. Sh.mpoo,r for only $3 So 9*t day Quarter Horse, $100. 3220334. Fla. 4 Real Estate )mie 3 2 Bedroom •parlmt, -- - 433 1505 W. 25th St. Bralley Qdham.3234670 Fenced, $30 me. Adults only Blvd., Sanford, 237)310, 1 e. ' FOR INFORMATION CONTACT - room From Tennis, required. DC DI) One Sanford Av,,,I Blocks 5outhof Airport Blvd. -. ______________ Adult-Family P I . - 4 I-Hes 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. $200 per month, first an last plus sioo damage deoosit. References Arthur H. Beckwitt,, jr. Publish: Sept. 10, 1176 Quiet, One Story Kitchen Equipped Conventional-S % Down - 4 Attest; Bedroom Apti. Homes ready for your inspection and Immediate occupancy ' i.'.. . wrn., 'Wekiva Landing, m-wo Arms recreation room, laundry room and Clubhouse. 2510 Ridgewood Ave. Sanford. PH 323-4473 By: Mike Hattaw.y, Chairman StudIo, 1. 2,3 S 35-Mobile Home Lots swimming, Playground , available by calling 323-4330, Ext. 304. Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida 2 5,000 VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA __________________________ furnished studio apartments. Conveniently located & beautifully landscaped. Abundant storage (Inclialing attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package'. From 114$. Call 3210220 between S £ 3:30. Hal • - 2 BR, trailer, furnished, air coed. Plenty of ground, fenced for pets. 377-s45 bedroom apti. and completely (01ST. 2) This public hearing will be held in Room 297 of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, on October 5. 1916, at 7:00 P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible. Written comments filed with lisa Land Development Administrator will be considered. Persons appearing at the public hearing will be heard orally. Hearings may be Continued from time to time as found necenaby. Furthir details FROM -- New modern single story I & 2 following described properly: Loll, Block 4, Falrlane Estates Section I Rapist, PO 12, Pg 101, in Section 1420-30. on Driftwood Lane. - - -_ Apartments Spacious I. 2. & 3 OR apts. . -. 1470 Sanford Court Ridgewood New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes I 2 OR, 12'x40', central air, trees a. grass, Spacious lot, quiet; Adults. 335-1439. _ ____ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION IRS Notice at Pvbilc Hearing The Board of County Com. missieqi of Seminole County will hold a public hearing to consider an appeal against the Board of Ad. luitment in denying a Side Street Variance in an R IA Residential Zone from 25 Ii to II It and Rear Yard Variance from 30 ft to 17 ft to Construct an addition on the eneya ardens Apaftents ____ ___ _____________ Legal Notice baths, Central HIA, carpeted. 173.500. 322 3903 at ter S. -- I 34-Mobile Honws _______________________ ___________________ Sanford- By Owner. 3 OR, 1V screen patio, OIL - __ - .1'JI.]-,, LUBE 62Ganten _____________________ __ ____ Used Office Furniture - )22-3909evenlngs SUNLAND ESTATES Cozy 3 BR, I bath, large comet sot, air carpets. Reduced to $19,500. Must WILSON MAI ER FURNITURE sell. Submit terms. Call Phyllis BUY-SELL_TRADE Capponi. Reaitor-Assoclat,. A ft er 311 JISE.Firstst hours. 531-1723. FRICKE & FRICICE ASSOCIATES INC., SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICEREALTOR, $3).3, Leading manufacturer and diStributo, has aluminum rectangular pools leftover from 1915 W. GARNETT WHITE season, hail price. Guarant installation and terms. Call M. Peg Real Estate Broker - ___________ ____ •i'ir.j: W. First St., NOLL'S CasseIl)erry, 17 lO'Fibergla,sGarag, Door, 5130 Days-337 4)23 Nights-3fl 2333 Sanford's newest residential neighborhood IMMEDIATE SERVICE 0 NO WAITING CNICK OUT THESE SERVICE SNCIALS Pianos & Electronic Organs ii automatIc rhythm section. Liberal tradesoftered. Bob Ball's piano s Organ Sales & Wfttir Auto, 30 1 tppl itP'h PeCut,v - selection Is the greatest, & chaur5, %P('p$,Ir,,11 •Iesk', 3 ca,rs. s'iaqnt Chr, filing Cash ann carry cabnet. as reconditioned auto batteries. $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. ______ SOUTH I BR, carpeted. air Adults, S140 mo. - ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS JOI'INKRIOER.ASSOC 107 W Commercial Phone 751). Sarior _______ cleaning, painting, landscaping, hauling. 373.3915 nights _____________________ __ will YOU be able to buy transportation at such LOW PIICI$. Come see us- TODAY while the Merchandise _______ Realty, Realtor, 323.1391. Night ba th, central hea t 3 air, family rm., garage, large Idyllwild 5*6.000. 107 Brentwood fenc ed yard. separate Studio, Or Ive.3 OR, 2 bath, family room $5,000 equlty & assume loan of with fireplace. Excellent floor 32)0503. plan. 3221104. _______ __________________ bath, pool. $75,000. Jenny Clark Guaranteed Assoc.32304$5 - Lovely 3 OR. 2 20)1 S. Sd"ford Ave. . Never again __________ ________________ LakeMonro2+ acr3BR,3½ SSCeineous rSa By Owner- Distress Sale. Sunland. 3 BR, huge family room, double oven, range, air. Assume VA. NO QUALIFYING. $ )500 down. 322. ___________________ ---~ _________________ ____________________ GEO. WILLMER,ASSOC. INC. REALTOR $31490o - ), i A LIMITED NUMBER OF 1976 CORDOBAS AND VOLARE' SEDANS AND WAGONS AVAILABLE 60--Office Suj*lies - ____________________ - - NEW CARS • USED CARS - Johns, Sl10 o4i.tui. SACK ETT INVESTMENT Ills place NOW - gleftre . ________ SANFORD- 42 dry Atres near St. are glvIn tiss boss gets back 14' Whitt. 55 Chrysler & 4 hp M&r. Cury.Withtraller$ extras,S,,,b - - PAOLA- O.K. for horses. 7½ acres. 3 OR. I. Many extras. SU.900. salesmen can deal wIth! & -. . _____ ____________ ____________________ ______________________ ______________ 2 OR. carpeted, screen porch & carport. siso tn. BATEMAN REALTY Altyn Weigel. , _______________ 5eagtifu buyl 323-5005 YES. AUyn. Th e bess Nas gone to 9. his to wamn ran 18dory, folks. 110 Uwe you Ito money wIsH, Allyn Is away, liii Th e man 322917$ lSO3OrlandoOrlv. Sanford, 323-3200 . - BIG DISCOUNTS. - - Senora, 531,500. 3 BR, 2 barn, paneled family tin., lanced yard. - __________ _______________ _____________ FOR RENT I'll be AN-E-W USED a tgrrlfic savings. Our_cvèi,,n,' III y the car of their diole,, with EXTENDED WARRANTIES at OR, 2 bath, kit chen, living room, Duracraft & tandem dining room. d" w-w I Carpet. IC'traAluminum iler. Must Wil. Best offer. Also *9.000.333.0014 after 1p.m. 10' John Boat, W. 3232147. )SYR.FHAFNANCIN GREGORY MOBILE HOMES CRANK CON'$T, REALTY REALTORS-.1 Eves, _______ ________ .1 Landscaped lot with 7 bedroom mobile home. Excellent condition, J7I 0739 eves. 327 7443 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 543,500. - S16-3011. We handle gave., Mart repossession5, many areas. 1mM: down. seller Pays Coming costs. 1111111111111111111111111 ~ YARosALE_S.,ISunIi Misc, items, u S. 3rd , Lake Mary. 31' Hobi cat. Californie special, Perfect Shape. 51100. Call 333.5415 after S. 1316 best offer. 32310* ________________________ ______ ______ 25205. Yale Ave. 1714' Coblo, 0990 V, '76 = HP Johnson electric lift, trailer, new upholstery. excel. cond. liI=. COVIPred Patio, storage building, PO,01, marina, tennis. liz.9m. 6". REDUCED, OR, now carpqft, carport, screened Porch, garage, A& payments 6152 1 monthly. Can assume tInt mortgage. No Qualifying. and ________________ ' - _3fl7,g - Ithi Vallant, good clean . 'sor ___ tlon, $70. 323.2719 Imes be sm at 333l Phone322.3977 ________ ____ I6'Flbetgtssscanos,uW once.Ing; lhp Jolmso motor, good con. 4SxPall alurninumtraller. Call 322C ___________________ OR, ___ ______________ P sisal REAL ESTATE Realtor _____________________ CARPENTER - REALTY '4 33704,45 3 BR, 7 bath, waIl-wall cwp, central heat-air, Ivv acres plus, stable for horses. fenced, 533.000. $.000 dn., Call owners, 333-also. ' - 322-2118 3fl'2U 42o CallBart Jim Hunt Realty Inc. -_- KOBSON MARINE fl2IHwy 17-52 3fl.Sftl - an .$1,301 Coil 337$353W'rnay cle 1NIELCAMINO Ocyl.. good condItion. WY. 44 W5, Sanford 3235430 _________________ REALTORS MLS ISIISPARK All 1111L Plus 3 lots, Prics, 14?M. Call George Willis, Realtor - ss 73 Mcdels. Call M.ilgo - Call Sardords Sales Leader AT 322-2420 ANYTIME Up Associate for free for wail with Iireplace in the family bedrooms,3baths,scre. patio fireplace a nd 2,1W at living area. _________________ _______ 113D t Premiere. Comedy s*aning Herb En and P41** Pea Stry of a man wtio Iclertaly the Of Yeiø j:Nllain and arid forth from an clii isatherbal2 yew oS Req Real Ettate Broker I100 E25th in REALTOR, MLS 323.57l4Anytime - For personal Inter view ask for Mr. Daddisat the Deitona Inn, lIand 2 BR, turn, or unfurn,. carpeted, Deltona Exit on Friday, Sept. 10 large garage and shady yard. from 4 to $ P.M. and Saturday, Phone 3223230cr 373-245,. Sept. 11 from 10A.M. Ill Noon. ____________________________ FurnIshed 2 BR cottage, air cond.. central heal. Quiet country living. 40436. WaIlted All utIlities burn, except fuel oil. $300mo. $23 security; Adults only. Part Time Secretary, after hours Dirt cnp reliable handyman, 04' can 3fl-j7, Excellent refer ences, very last many odd lobs, such as typist; dopenclablo. rrni LITTLE FEE AGENCY* 100 -WE SELL SUCCESS4V MOVIE: "Ghidiih. Bis 203 Commercial 3n sits Three Headed Monster. Nurses: RUsS LPN's. Aides. Aid vinic lash. YoalM companion. Needed immediately Trade Honda. Ce igo, PKIC Miffs. Excellent coed.. 5350. 323-3317. _______________ room to the story•bo kitchen to the terrific pool. see.ioo. Home ucitoNlery. 41,095 ml. $1U. Sob aheadoi Us. 2 in size b, 1.000 332-0130 new prey lrt$. different sizes. All kinds at brk.a.brac. et Lease a Datsun including Z cars aAd )l Chevrol Impala, Come w engine, trucks. For information call Bill early, bi $00 a good seati Ray AT, P3. PR, Air. Ver y cNon. 3 or Jack Mink, 131-1311. ___________________ Open Daily For Retail JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 17 and 1913 AMC Matador. sm. VA Saws 10's 4*'.., YARDSALE_..Fry Road.OneofaklndfromtMsttns AM-FM radio, vinyl rut 1969 we have all kite of b odies to Coke machine; Misc. 3! MAYFAIR GOLF - Country Club REALTORS Executive TAFFER REALTY Harold Hall Real ty D*nfacare Is the newest "I Comprehensiv e plan ever to be uttered to the public. The demand •ert0 ° no. plus dep. 3720354. thISpianN. Wecannot keep up with inquiries, uniess we 3 , ON , 1½ bat kitchen expand our prssajd Sales Force. $115 m. ni-me or 323-4000. We have so many leads anSI ap. Polntments that it will take ALTAMONTE Lakefront 2 BR,te months to co',Iact then, all, air, scrned porch, large & ..es. $133. This company has been established skicel50s.weoffertopimmedlate FERN PARK - 3 BR, eernpg,, also a p.rmaned i'. baths, air, finced yard, carsecure future with unhl)nited ad. poSIng 1195 me. vancement. You can become a manager with your offic e and ORLANDO LEE ROAD AREA staff, aft er a very snort training 2 BR, family room, corner lot, 5)55 per at company expense. You inn. will recelveasalary, commission. FORREST GREENE INC. erre, renawa as well as REALTORS 530-Ill) companyIringebeI,fN0cha5. Hospltallz$ Jan, LIfe Insurance, Malor Medical and Retirement . THIS IS A CAREER OPPORTUN iiv 1304$33 - 3723951 Friday Night 7 PM PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOK WHAIEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL. AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl - - '13 Duster., 2 dr., auto, all power, 'fl-30Mor3fl.,. til... "' Forrest Greene Inc. 2S24 Park Dr. Sale 4403 Dealer. _______________________ Paneled family room, carpeting. small home." We have 4 LOCH ARBOR - Executive 4 DR, with pool. Choice area. Family _________________ HAVE A VERY MERSY CHRIST. MAS and the money to pay for Realty Rec Real Estate Broker Genefal Contractor - - £ S. Surland, Larger cornet. lot. 3 BR, i bath -- ,, p $fa$ Wagon, i%fIj conirn,i. I.e .1 3013 Nafle$l Ave. Aft Cycles MOtofCycle Insuranc e BLAIR AGENCY ____________________ __________________ Completely Isncod ' WOWI I Owner says "Trd. for GROVE MANOR -Large 5 OR, 3 bath, air, pt, & much more. 1142.301). Greatly reduced. - SUNLAND 1335S.$UMMERLINAVE Large08111S. Pint & Palm tress.3 aR. 2 bath, air Neat & ctean.MovelInow.Drive byand call today. $)7,550. - _____________________ PLAN - DRIVCy '1 3271507cr 372 04)2 DR EAMWOLD Lovely older 3 BR,, beautiful yard. A retirement .f I @14ate. home, 573,000 to settle .I L I. VETERANS : homes. 5)5.300 up. ______________ SELL THE NEW _________________ 2, (12) BIG JOI*4UTTLE " pick. Blackeye £ - 1'7JCNIVY NOVA. w,,. WHEEL NANCHOF SAJIpOftD Phene3$3I96 - bon - Winds Dr., Hidden Lake (off Lake on. 333.774 alter. 323.1731 - CITY -705w. )d $1. Needs a lIttle Salt, Church of God, corner 22nd & Holly, attedlon, but the Ne IS as neat Saturday, Sept. 1), , as a pint workshop in rear, closed paneled front porch. REMODELING SALE Color $11,000. Console TV; I' x P pool table; %AFOpO 323-7822 room, large game rm.. p room. W.300. 3 i.i bath, carpeted. good conditlon, $ )50 month. Prefer couple, one small child o. 323' f-Good 7Wnp to Eat Buck Henry is host. (A) 700 2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 730 3379433 cucumbecsonOreqgnAv..%, mile north of SR.4 lust W of 1.4,1 Mi. W. of Sanford.Phone2333911 332077, AC. Cars & Trucks 75 - EvirythIng mull go. US pint DREAMWOLD - 2552 Hartwell. Cozy 3 BR, 7 bath in llkeew NEED A HOME? $100 down condition. Central heat and air, payment to qualified buyers, 3 famIly room, satin kltthin wIth BR, W, baths. Central heat, breakfast bar, plus lets more. refurbished. As low as $15,C. terms. _ . "..~ 1t L ________________ _______________ FREE HOME DELIVERY Call323Ioafter Op.m 14) TIM (R) . - _________________________ _ ____________ DENTACARP? __________________ _____ ________________ ____ (C ME: "Usa." Stephen (4) CBS (6) 30 MINUTES '12) BILL COSSYSHOW '26 AMERICAN INDIAN AR- - 1'. _____________________ 19) N I 2) - _______ Peas. .you ert On large lot. Central host-air, lots Req. Real Estate Broker 321."4 23Cuh1rNo,1, liwesr. PS, PS, escatheiw neWNius. Melsi For Wrecked or Junic CALL ,n - and down. 153.000. 331.75,3 311, ____ ______________________ at trees. at Model A Psrd. partially ay eefr perth. - MORE CASH ___ Road. Read slower, Don't . _________________________ _____________________ ______________________ Colb Saks overlooit this C1*toiii 3 SR. 7 both MULTIFAMILY GARAGE SALE WITT REALTY Iifl Buying a new horn.? Moving to an *ny yse, thr I7 models. 7 days apartment? week_Call colipçt, 5412121 RIG GARAGE SALE: Attic stain, Q$ e?ever the occasion, mere is a 5Ø, $30: Movie camera 130, Chest 133, with • Herald c$aeIfllad ad to Solve It. Try w cIassjgj, at we'ii Iwip you write Clothes. looks, Dishes, Misc. Fri. Sat. l04. 3119 Maple Ave. ffi will bring fast see. SOUTHERN CLASSIC 2 story an I acre, I BR, I bath, formal dining, Control host & air upstairs SUNLAND - Shaded 3 BR, mint 35R. 1½ bath, fully Condition. Carpet, Pool. carp, well for central heat and air. Phone M garden- It trees, $31,300 Easy 1005. J ___________________ mechanic, Appl* in person __ 610 WEE1< 6-ChildCiii Hal $o do. 524.000. - BUSY BEE CHILD CARE MURK Referenc es, no lease. 24V Holly Ave. 140011 two (2). 18 to 30, v0o are able 61?0 W fro. 11134-41M. Phone 333-7310 or 323.0740 117 -r- to travel in Florida and Georgia OW return home on waskandii. Saw&- For sale or rent- Lovely 3 Longwood Day Care CenterDR, 2 both, I car garsee, central Lr4r*d*s oldest. 6 a.m.6 P...bus to "This Is not a soliciting job.*, AWO heat and air. $2$3ot& be neat and havegood peialtty, elem. school. 339.3M _nytlme. Public relations work. Will train. Child care In my home. kitchen equipped. $125 Car needed but not a must.Driver 2 Good references. month. damage deposit. Phone Inse need but not a must. All Ptoe 331.9730 expenses paid plus salary. ThIs work N with a national charItable Exeodlvi he"*, 410 West Crystal Child care In my home, organization. Write Ior apdayornIght. Drive, Loch Arbor. 4 BR, 2 baths, plicallon to: Good Arn*rlcan P5one322.39S1. rec. room with fireplace. Air, Helping Hands. Inc.. P.O. Son carpet, kItchen equipped. Will baby sit In your horne. Have 5244. Jacksonville, Fla. 3MI. or $10 dep. 3224M apply for Interview on Friday, own transportation. i between I and 1 p.m. at 3 BR. 2 laths. carpeted, range & EducatlonalChlldCareforaslowas the State Employmed Office, refrlgerator,ce*rsIHA.Garage, $2. weekly If you qualIfy. 337-$ Sanford. fenced yard. m.*$3 or 11:15 ____ '2) NBC PEWS ' - ____________________ - ________________ Bed Need a good experienced automatIc traIsmisalon & air condit ioning ________ 814 WOLF TRAIL- 3 OR molls home, 100'*lX' lot. $17,000. : .. PINECRE STNiC.IeR2bath,W. carpet, new roof, Concrete - ____ WHAT IS DENTACARE?? bees. ( yj ME: 3$ THE PERSUADERS - er es Unrnisn.. beoroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 3 h5h*oIgradUat,wpless 4410 or 337.7339. personality and en$oy working m people. 1_ resume and 2 room, i bat. kitchen 8ph to P.O. Box 'q, washer & dryer. Phone , Sanford, Pta,37711. 3Z'-10 ______________ ALLEN TER: "sla. tant ,I5$. French rnte, 337-1lU, 3374 .. YOUR HOME? ___________ ______________________ - __________________ pSrieed but will train. Must be & Ufld 3$ Aaaorr p.jJ TELLO:"K,epbnp" 44 a DeoSI - - _________________________ rAD (1D NEWS * THE BEST OF ( - -- .. ___________________________ t lit - _________________________ CRUSADE B I. . __________________ Mult5-No ___________________ ________________ BILLY GRAHAM vains Swarm of 24 VUAN Live in __ IjuN.3..L L&J'K - S1Jf1VI 1 7) MASTERPIECE THEA- '4) SUPER FRIENDS '12) KIDS WORLD enslein w Bruce - Waff. are to We a YeIU (A) '2 (C (C 17) CROCKETrS VICTORY monsters, Dracula, Frank- ____________________ (4) MOVIE: "Mrade of Evening (4) CI) SHAZAM £01 ANDYGRIFF TH SHOW 2) 12) MONSTER SQUAD: A trio of wax museum PECIAL ENGAGEMENT MEIN0 t5lIs l , 5.30 35 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON i.0 341 SESAME STREET (A) 10-10 II - . .......... $70 1&3BRMobiieHomss Park -- icr a YOUflU 5Oflt5(. flOAt) ______ NOW SHOWING ff$),,p Kff(A) NASI S* of W _ c - TO _. 500 Windom stars as an absentnded veterinarian oIS thenly ocnso sees FLOYD ENTERPR$ESTHEATRES ¶ MASTERPIECE THEA- - NE)GHBORHOCX) 10-00 2) MO DUFF, THE TALK1MG DOG: eere. lMIia _ NM 1'heSkeet fighter' ___________ ______________ C RISK 1100 35 EVENING AT POPS (A) a V"ILD TEAM TENNIS 11) TARZAN, LORD OF ThE I BOTHSTARRING __________________ _ SONNY CHIU to. (2)BONA(A) : TUIS..WID. ITNUIS. inveders (4) rra U SPANIISH MOM -. Im. after i. mediately. One week only. ngL SOO Linville, at Sanford Civic Ceder, from downtown. $50 mo. Call 312. Saturday, Sept. 11. 1 P.M. Sharp 1316. (Parents welcomet Housekeeper • ioo W. lit St. 373-1 0,3230517 IV __________ _______ - Ralph Wright. Economy Toyota, Afrofl Bled. at 17.91. (2) 0 MISS AMERICA PAGEANT: BSlh Mu MistCal POPS Berl Parks Mid ce• TEA: "&&s.is pj,jy ( 17) LIS.AU YOGA ND 0* THE LDUCHABLES 12 SAPfORD AND "on of _____ ___ (7) BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON E 24 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (A) 3$ T}ECHASIONS 310 (7) WOMAN ( Li 900 1964, (RI 1200 810 ROICK CONCERT ___ '9J VMS WORI.D Dl$tdetly Orderly:' Jerry Laowis. sum Oliver. Comedy abo the son of a octor o flurlits 00 Of d and 0003 en orderly in a s-- - ' 1) BOOK BEAT (A) 0 CBS LATE MCVF_ ' _ m go so, f'°fl' °' (C (4) BUGS ROAD RUNNER 4ip MOVIE"AhftifC. teIIo: 1* the Ice.- 1943. (7) ZOOM (A) Imwvlved ____ '5 "Ftsns in Pd. eii NGV 155 Saur IMn." Ssevs Tar- SHOW USA Now York, ____ ___ (7) n acic 11) TOM AND JERRY SESAME STREET (A) 5•eea' Robert Mtthrn, Shirley IcLalrw. Midwest lawYer Pies to rebuS We in IN 35 DON KIRSCHNERS -- For further information call 433.1597 Matur. have drivers license. Good or wril* _____________________ 110-me. Mother ON invdild son. _____________________ Sanford Al Anon' amiiy Group P.O. r room and salary. 3a2.N, Box 15 Sanford, Fla. 32771. Keep money. 322)30) ( 35 (4) MOvIE: "Two For the WASHINGTON __ murkgft with . 11107. 11:45 T*OIEIInItA&c**. t. ,ti s- '2) (12) PINK PAER 4$ SEE drinkers, _____________ _____________________ SHOW '. 83D IN MOVIE: 155 (1)__(4) MARY TYLER MOORE SH A TRIBUTE TO KATHRYN KUHLMAN __________ SECOND F1 Ihet tx'sadalacfoiy lTWIta9es ey It1t 1953. MOVIES: "N Conquered the W113111:11" POW Graved, Beverly Garland. 119155. Thkv I - bon. * DUSTYS TREEHOUSE _____ hurnen Jlos$on, lIY: __ s us. b40 in a sPans MOM mid ft sight abign of Part time work available - For families or friends of problem SR. air, water Included. Adults. $131 a month. Also fur. n4W I SR. air, $95. 531.7339, P ivate 10:00 THE ROOKIES (A) 24 MOVIE: 'Secrets of _ (4) U.S OPEN TENNIS: Men's semifinals and Millet's Ands. ;,,, reSt PECKER SHOW. drillution. ( JU (11) SYLVESTER AND ALAN BURKE SHOW __ 14] 800 HARTMAN AL ANON ForffierefurnofpeaodJ,sIs, 12 NCITFUDGE (6) ychoardlyo . Erik Tyson as the Marquis Chirme am Lelia Pinio frdfl- GLOeETh- 9J Q$JJ5 ISLANO , HIGHUGHTS Arwrisiled 111m adopted from MilOfi adS GIatSI Slim l ___ CAP ki INs pmew of NBC's Saturday morning Ti . I OfEAMOFJEAMIIE (4) HA .-I. ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? , PERRY COSlO SPECIAL i.as Vegos St4s." CornohosbNsup,d ol No ' ___ (2 000 rj % IIRDNSIDE (I) FORBIDDEN flF€T OF plC DANAKIL 35 ThE 3,000.000 YEAR (A) 35BIGVALLEY 220 (f) WIDE WORLD OF 710 NEWt - "Hotlkie." Adults or Teens, __________________________ Furnished 2 No age lImtt SACK TO SCHOOL MONEY$11 _____ '121 GO-.USA 1100 ____ m play the -Kids From , _. (2) to be 16) F(ARTMAN ' 74 INTERNATIONAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL : I fl DAYS N NE 0000 OF RADIO(R) . 12) PSSThEPENcE 14) ARTHUR CO. III) U.S. OF ARCHIE ! OFE4ASENTAL HORT)' C3LTURE 11) SESN.E$TREET (R) 1000 HOLLYWOOD 2S - 24 WALL. STREET ' ..iU[I - (f) TO BE ANNOUNCED 12) UVING RG ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, uon for "W• Care' NBC NEWS (C SOUNDING ODARO 700 BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE '2) ( BOYS £ GIRLS ADS DOW'T COST - _______________________ THEY PAY. WANT TO SELL __________________ __________________________ S4-rags It _________________ ______I_ ______________________ ' Adults. y.-- 337.3930 Serve money on TV's S furiwtwe. BUY JUNK CAMS-from $10 'oI3i Mt. Dora AuctI every FrMoy cn 323 134 aq,e 1 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Say Rd. O p YOU LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY-) BR, 7 both, central heat & air, REALTORS .19 20773tt multiple listing service Pad. fenced yard, Owner re OUNTRY KITCHEN- p4 acres of land, 2 yrs. old, I BR, 2 bath, RETIREE SPECIAL 3 BR, bath, family rm., £ dining rm. car. in one of me nicer sections at poSed, central heat S air,m' Sanford. Owners have giv, this home TLC. $25750. COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, I bath. central heat & air, $1L0Ø. PINECREST.... 3 OR. 1'4 bath, central host & air, Owner will $*I, 200 HARTWELL3 BR,1%,~ baths, to qualified veteran paying all Central heat & air, closing costs. $niso. IV JEWETT LANE- , acre, 3 BR, 2 3 BEDROOM.... 1 Bath. small frame bath, Central heat & air. 533.000. home, situated on '4 of a city blocS $17,500. CAN A L FRONT CABINS- S3.94J '0 • excellonli Stenstrom Realty throwing It iwayl Have 3 Be*oom homes available to lIarS TEE PATIO SALE -Fri. & Sat.. CbS. 107 Close'N GREEN go". out EARNING ineee at to Patio Chairs. Pictures, Lamps, 3 on. n % m. burningi central heat.air, carpeting, tool Mac. Corner Floyd S lh, Lake Cliff JordnRealtor shed, deep well. SPP warranted. v 11311-111M MAW. Carp*" Solo, Friday & SO 752 S. Country Club Road, Lake DELTONA - First area, Clow to PINECREST - 1)3 E. Jhhns. Mary. Large Avon collection, oil SPaclairs 3 9R.'2 both in lovely shopping, 2 BR, family room, hooter and rhisc. items. Pine,int. Foyor, porch, laree central heat & air, nice corner . u i y room. Excei 520J00. location. Garage Sale, Sept. 11 & 1 10a.m $73000. 5p.m., 2 Colonial Way (nod 14. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES alt French). Freezer, thildrin's S. V. Hardwick, Broker COUNTY - 3500 Cory Club clothes etc. Deltona,4aj.0 Req. Real Estate Broker ________ carpeted. quiet I and 2 $125 to SIX mon . 1:0111111 - -- 531 maculate condition. Screened I3*30' pool. lame fenCed sot School & Golf Course, Al,. p.m. 113.14w Write P.O. SOn 1213 Sanford. Florida tv, Lyle CL.ASSIP lID IA M. UNSWORTH REALTY citrus vrees. Walk to idyllwlld. 3374017 or 4*1132. and board p1* salary. Must have - LOCH - 77- A$ Nd I____________ ______________ Fitt receipts? Have a steady lob? Thin call and start INVESTING your mosey Instead ____________________ with weter f,wnliIWd1Ill French Ave Mate Comm~ to live In care far elderly womm RW P.rtiapsAlcoholic Anonymous ME. _____ EXECUTIVE HOME ijieR. iarpe,canvenient location. FACEDWITHADRINKINU PROBLEM ______________ LEASE NOW . prIvate. One apartment clean man. 3233931 u OWN IN SIX MONTHS j LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR ' 1011 ___ ___ fliosn. *21.300. ___ ____________ _____ _____ about anllce aMMa hotel. AMERICAN BIDIAN AR- - WIrb.. (A) P.EVIEW ___ (6) MPh ON S H I P * Ave. Utilities turn., $130mo. plus deposit. 3n4W after 3:31111 _____________________ 313. & IIIIIII ____________________ ___________________ IVAN lit J AISLE: Comedy lAbmeti." L A ___ - _____ i () CH I 3) DAILY oot 6) DAILY WORD PORT FFITH SHOW vo. . - 111111 t30 17) WRESIUNG 21 WASHINN( SRSESESTER MAC CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 4) SEA HUNT - CO 10:00 mcs (4) BLACK EXPERIENCE II MOVIE: "Blood of OnamW swift _ _____ Morning 4) APOLLO 4) WiLD. WILD ?RLD OF - 9:30 - rh - 17.9 PhIICO Ref,,. condition. S121 °' Lundlt, Registered Raymond I. Real Appraisals. 3fl.fl%. alter 4:31, A'MUSI' SELL" QUIET AREA 2. 3 BR redecorated hoe, lOtS Of Bring attora. This 3 BR beauty Is Only 3'z years kitchen cabinets, eating bar, now now, custom drapes, carpeting, new row, wall-to-wall carpeting, central heat Central heat and large fencid back yard. air. Walk to Approx. $2,000 down, stis month. sclts. MS 70'S. 425-0049. Aptf Price Oer, ________________________ so.. carpet. Sir. an Park ___ ____________________ ____________________ _____ __________________________ _ ____ - SAN MO PARK, 3 3 trailer apIs. Adult £ family ar Weekly. 3313 H 1791. Sanford. 373.1930. __ S this's play PIOUSO. Ni., •Iemen,ar, school. Located In Country. ICId yard, 51USD. 3231431 ___________ ______________________ ________________ Noon R* Do Sundaly - Now Fadoy L--~ Walsh Itotm• ?I-Auction Fr*y, lqL _________________ me _______ _____ _______ DEADLINES 2 SR. , . . _________________ . _________________________________ ,_ - _ _____ . Ads will always give more. _________________ Much. Much More than yard. Washington Oak* are.. AVAILABLE COheTV.AfrC0Id,M5 QUALITY INN NORTH I.4&SR434.UlsVwOOdI410 ________________________ b __ mom fFb 12) 24 EVENING AT POPS (R) a. - ON 35 MOVIE "She Osetsa's." p ._ .-_-_ 100 o smoy 4) vAlLLE 1 2,1 TO TELL THE TRUTH it 4) LASSIE 1:45 (4) '71 NOVA., ____ iiL"(R) 11 etd: hOD .1 ; L ~~ OICIIT4U'. the ft 1`110111101111111 Md PLft his cwesr on m when he cloolhols with a NOW sna 4UIS$ ____ d RENTALS MONTHLY MONDAY ftsrv FRIDAY ($2.00MINIMUMCNARGE) SATURDAY___________________________ .Nion mum a mw* on Bet seens EØL (4J (I) WAY OUT GASES: Thea. _____ ________ ________ __ _ o.4011111- I DREAM OF JEANNIE 7 aDoM ________ 9:11A.M. - 5:30 P.M. flw dip. al&iiI, cespmoi. 15 4lciHne ____ mortgage. •, baths, oarage. gatd cai,t.it, OOW to Schools. 3730157 after____ 51,30. ___ No Qualifying, Pay equity, asuu,ie low mtg. 3 BR, flj fgftsd ____ Classifie _______________ _____________ lffiiuS?Inws........ thru23tlm.s .....3tcaHno 25thsws............. t4csIêM - _________________ Ivsalaj NiraM, 5au, FL ====;=._ - by 2 , Carp, 'apes, air, WOlk$høp, carport, utli rm., fenced yard, Sao at 'o s. Park Avi,, s., _____ _____ ______________________ __ RRTES HOURS _______ ____ 10 M refueft 10 does Ns "es to 21THE 0000IES SOD ______ 2) (*) EMERGENCY. _______ I PIMcrist ontrol Furniiiisd ______________________ __________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. ____ _____ SUNolI 831.9993 ______ 736 ______ 2) is n uioiao,ir SPECIAL. - INlets iy c at TSR, weII.weIl carpit, M.tktc,,inappl.Neert'ssc! Orlando - Winter P ark 3222611 ____ brother and guardian exLO0 ADS * ANIMAL WORLD Migy, 13, end her Mep. , % LAWRENCE WELI( S*C*' 1) MUGOSY: Pr•mI.rs. e I- Iorn 8b on ( _ ____ $Q4 Fotr.. 1967. Oby DATE .45 LOVE. AMERICAN Se 'ik',ole I si M tsl 12 NBC PEWS LP- 2 7' R - CLASSIFIED _______________ _______________ Unlurshsd t WEEK IS FAMILY AFFAIR _ ~ -- _________________________ . I - ____- - Friday 1i 1, __ PrIAV. $. TEL E VISION k ~t' ~ I __ - 1, ~ I- CLASSIFIED AD LATELY A RE IlIJOC.E , HnLSIERED VVITH VAL Uf-' r I,' IF WANT 40 . ToListYourBusiness..DIQI 322-2611 or 831-99931 J_ �S 0 $I-4laia. Imw, Ps. • Pr$Ay, lipS. II. $N BLONDiE Chic Yseag )M '' I T04OuG4T You (HARRIET *C'CEY AND MARQET HAD) '•%.4 JUST CALLED A nFF... '— ME L -• HOROSCOPE Hidden Music — '(SHE JUSICAI 64 ----< fall rpmr NOT SKMNW SUNDA;Y ED ITION 36 One wtlogives *CflO$$ e.nce I Dwell on 2;ItIm CE ME NOL 36 Blshoprica tediou&y 5BillsOuI$d 3gTwenti 9 -- drums 40 "moan For Saturday, Sapt.mb.r 11, 1976 I20.f1usOI pip por 42 Born 13 Uncommon 43 Maki over ARID (Match fl-Apil 19) more Initiative than your 14 fl 1wt matter or an Yost, a R1p44 pauou, but 47 (Roman) 3 BibliCal king 36-club If siUdag comas thet you of jIjg ijJn_. 15 I... 31 15 Great Like 49 Garden ___ ____ (Oct. *Nov.fi) can't handle, don't____ feel SCORPIO 69th Year, i!y,!ri2i!g' Sanford, Florida Wfl-PrIce 20 Con" (1792 33 5POt Il Formic name 53 Indonesian be_azntIou ' Siciass you 35 Wasblngton°s ____ $8521 Island group of Tokyo today In an area where othed honw(2 54 s+u capital S Shut out more skilled inke over. Is r.w 8 Nobleman 20 Ruler (suThi) 55 Excellent TAURUS (April 19Msy 20) 100- the 11011 s ___ 7 Zodiac sign 37 Masculine 21 BuIlding (Coil.) win b. yours. ya Plant the md bd 6 Clvii War niCkniffli addition 57 Metallic 9iflichl II Abbot (ab) aiement have Matted nature on its MOnTARIUS (Nov. 23)ec. 22 Noted 9 For or spruce 44 Open marionette 58 Jagon's rewp course, have fam In Others to fl)!fliCtItftIei when friends maker 59 Defense group $0 ) Vices heroine 4$ String — — follow throo In the ways God are Involved you'll have to put (p1 1 Public 24 ChIneseWay" (lb A disturbance 47 Roman , 27 Word of 60 Poetic yoiiiiIl out a UW more than 4. A has bdehd. 19 High. in music moralist i impatience yune Is to have a GO=(May 214=) natal If 20 Crustaceans 46 Dry MV) , Your optimism Is wsil.fotmdld good time. 62 Pan of the I 23 Ecclesiastical 50 Therefore 32 European vestment CAPRICORN (Dec. fl.Jan. 51 Biblicaltoday.you have set a good mountains DOWN 21 Youngsters patriarch oimjl________ Others iU fallow In 19) You have the faculty toda)() 34 Insipid I -- tune 25 Fish sauce 52 Against person 2 Source of 54 Pasture sound 70Sf ftMpa a corns cut to Inspire one you love to face 28 Suitable (coil) energy 28 Game fish 56 Ages and ages wifl q ll and u[ClitD5 a prolom that's e a booster. fl43y fi) EW YORK (AP) — In the nearly 25 years since average student, unassuming." (J r r r r r r . i P espsrlmce. have best on AQUARIUS (Jan. OFeb. she was born, Joanne Bashold seemed forever by her starving pet German shepherd. Joanne had haired girl about 5 feet, 2 inches tall, That was howJoanne led her life: quid, reserved, obtained the dog for protection. Fr important bet proficIent 19) Stop I156114 01) PLiflL De ' destined to be Just another face In the crowd, briefly serious iT — — She left home at the age of 21 and came to New , self-sufficient, not one to make friends, "This teacher for you. You will pro& somelift About them now glimpsed, quickly forgotten. happened because of a whole series of York, arrIving Jan. 14, 1973. • by y eriay's before time tuna out. t e wanted to be on her own She has been a quiet child since birth," recalled one occasion "sad, but singing a little song." s why she 30) MWAkft Joanne's case by the Legal Aid Society after abc went to New York," said her mother. her MOOM, Margaret Bashold, back in Kirtland, Than, in a moment of horror on a sunny Labor LO (July 23.Ang 5) Your This iho@ld be a materially , was charged with criminal negligence in the baby's Ohio, it suburb of Cleveland Like & million young girls before her, Joanne-s Day morning last week, Joanne Basbold's carefully death, t,, —— day for you If you , dlonca Joanne graduated from the Kirtland High School knit cloak of arrival in New York went unnoticed. She reportedly ——— nym cards rigid. Be ano ity was ripped askie, Her six- Joanne Basbold was born Oct. 12, 1951, into a worked as a chambermaid In a Catskill mountain be play yo InhW)CSd it 1970 and Principal Raymond Jorre remembered day mate haste cautiously. Be willing to work for what you iniant dauglfler, home from the hospital Roman Catholic family in Qeveland, one of five summer resort far about a year, then moved to 24II28 her as "very quiet, serious, introspective, an only 12 hours, was torn apart and partially devoured sisters. In Kirtland, she grew Into a pretty, brown Manhattan. 1' cardulmttopetthscart hopetopin. d ¶kttl1 ll BEETLE BAILEY Moment Of Horror On __ THE BORN LOSER by Art ssessuu MV 'CU Tl'U ID 8W UFS 9AiE! C'I ) C4AA PIE... Wq .APJDI AW 30 ---17 • 4$ • 1w Rob Montno !1 c:1fI 3y by Sloffel & HelmdI %j7 N I. S CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by L.ny Lewis THIS IS GMASTL.Y...WE HAVE TO PAY 7 PER CENT ON OUR MORTGAGE SOND5 AND B PER CEPJ1 ON OUR > DeBeNru ' OH,NO WMAVS THE I INTEREST / RA fr by Al Yin,,.i SOMEBODY DID LADY! ---- 10 — _j I ____ 1h,KD, another club. Lo and behold East, who had dropped the Jack on the first club, played D the queen this time and South was In business, He led the good 10 of clubs. East made his best play by rutting with the 10 of trumps and South carefully underruffed. This left East on lead with the last diamond and the Jacksix of spades. South held the queen of hearts and queeneight of spades while North held a spade, heart and club. ) It East led a trump, South would Just take the last three tricks. If he led the last dia. mond. South would discard his high heart, ruff In dummy and claim. I DEAR DR. LAMB — There's • UI'. somuchtalkabouttheflu. lent over 70 and had ft real bad when Lamb It was here before. I got it being in the big parade, November11, whst World War I ended. I was living with my grandparents. They said It was a punishment 70 ld ow for all of us. We should have ______ been on OW knees. 001 oUt bit onlions, even though be couldn't boll water. What I'd ___ enjoying ourselves when other like to know is what was In the — had such heartache. s and dark heavy Well I sure did have a bad A Pennsylvania reader , -. time of It. Nododorcameto ,uju; ordle?ftsurewuhardtotake wantstoknowifweovercafla houses. H01 Hospitals wouldn't take t East's two-diamond over- spade opening with two after you got on the metd. any more patients. call on a tour-card suit is hearts. Your hand is: DEAR READER — Thanks rather unusual, but he just 93VAKJ64eK93Is64 and friends didn't go for giving us a colorful picture hated to pass with his tine Both sides are vulnerable. other. We didn't have pain pills of am flu ,, We recommend a pass since In those days. It was castor oil, ago. From I South rebid to two spades there is too much danger of and played U hand there. running Into real trouble. Still, baking soda, electric oil, I have received from people csmp&retd oil, even coal oil. who CUbed three diamonds if you like to live dangerously I errs told I was out of my worldwide flu epidemic and then played ace and deuce a two-heart overcall Is not the heed. One of my ,tni1.xt worst bid ever made. of hearts. left a seems the treatment you The hand looked like a cinch (Do you have a question boW. of dark rum, beavv klnd described was pretty staitdai'd, for the rest of the tricks, but for the experts? Write "A on the step. Mygnnatherhad with emphasis on nun and South got a rude shock when to look SItS' 11)1 and grandma, whiskey. the Jacobys" care of this West showed out on the lead of newspaper The Jacobys will who had caught the flu from Alcohol Is dill used In the the ace of spades. Now South answer individual questions me. Pa was afraid because treatment of colds and flu by had to try to find a way to It Stamped, sell-addressed grandfather couldn't even many people as a home collect eight tricks, He envelopes are enclosed. The make a cup of tea. Being from remedy. It may be a sedative entered dummy with a club most interesting questions and led a spade. East's nine will be used in this column the he sure cured and help people to feel better i bothold of country us, Grana in three forced South's king, and will receive copies at days and weeks later for me that se nse inst it does nothing to Back to dummy with JACOB V MODERN.i . combat the virus infection Here's the cure. Laugh If you causing the 11111dM like but it did the trick. He put SIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox camphorated. oil in goose properly is to prevent ft %d we grease, heated It and rubbed con do .. today even thoug) our chest. Than he that was Impossible with the mustard and put the oil epidemic you survived. Th at Is goose grease In it between two why vacinatlona are so hesheets of red flannel. My chest =4 making breathing eader. Supportive care in of adequate fl uids and FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thovii cone gnc,c X 'M $ORgs1 VO '14 — HAVE To hFi .\••• ( ii :t:. Il/I i IP' 9W ATEIT. O' "KR.P14MICR" RP&jNYR" xPER? 15l OUT lb LUNCH. Z'M A O43\ r— "POiCICI4I'R • PING" W-- - trA0. JUMbLUVU) *.. - AL.WA'I1(ZPME. Zr..' • JIMMY C:5sltTEIt JACKSONVILLE I AP) Just months ago, Jimmy Carter and Gov. Reubin Askew were In a long-standing feud. Now they have become "personal friends" to head a big show of unity for the Democratic presidential nominee, plenty of room for a difference of opinion," Carter told a reception here Friday. 'But there was never y personal difference between me and Reubin. "Reubln has been a personal friend ever since I've known him," Carter said as he ended his first full week of the fall campaign. Askew, whose differences with Carter datod back several years, had supported Washington Sen. Henry Jackson for president after Carter won Florida's March 9 presidential primary. Askew had remained neutral in the primary balloting. Askew later patched up his rift with Carter when It became apparent the former Georgia governor would take the Democratic nomination. "We are not looking back," Askew told the Carter -' addressed envelope for mailing. Address your letter to South - Dr. Lamb In care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10619. • - needs a charisma aspItc" I by Garry Trudeau 9.0 AfaffActyawwsw- 'OV MEAN Bury The Hatchet • - reception. "We are looking president." forward to electing him He added: "It's the most unit ed Democratic party I have ever seen In Florida. I'm confident Florida will go for Jimmy Carter by a big margin." when Carter pulled up for the reception. He walked over to than, said hello and shook hands, At the reception, Askew was Joined by Secretary of State Bruce Smathers, Comptroller Gerald Lewis, Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Conner and Education Commissioner Ralph Turlin gton. The Democratic nominee went from the quiet receeption of about 60 select people to a shouting, rec cheering rally of about 3,000 persons at a Jacksonville shoppIng center. Carter concentrated primarily on economic issues as he did earlier In the day at a union con'ventlon in HoUywood. Holding up a large board covered with clothes, Carter compared the prices of the items at the time ItEUHIN ASKEW former President Nixon was elected in 190 and to. ML4w AV £"6WT? / , ONLY PE WTOI. / ç MIAMI (AP) - Customers of 40 years, and the Public Service man earns $1,475 compared to souuern Bell, the state's larg- Commission has approved It. Southern Bell's $15,(XC. ed utility, are paying for the Woody Webber, a spokesman The free telephone service 1Th-milhl worth of free phone for the company wIth 2.1 million varies at different levels within seice that the firm gives its comera,saidthefce Southern Bell. se who have employes as a fringe benefit. amounts to less than one-half of worked for the company more The freebies average $95 a one per cent of the company's than six months — 23,768 of the year for every Southern Bell $870 million in revenues. 29,39leznpIoyes-getate ast a employe In the firm's territory The state's next-largest utIll- 40 per cent discount on local which stretches from Miami to ty, Florida Power & Light Co., service charges. Jacksonville, and Includes a gives no employe discounts on A few with more than years large portion of Seminole, electricity. FP&L linemen dart pay not hing for local service. spokesmen say. at $12,064 a year compared to The to amount of freebies The free service has been the $8,034 at So uthern Bell. approaches $850,000 annually, Compan y POUcY for more than After five years, the FPL line. officials said. day. He said the items - a pair of Jeans and a pair of socks - cost $21 total then and $35 now. In Hollywood, Carter told several thousand eering delegates at an International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers convention that Republican economic polices the past eight years have dealt "a devastating blow to us working people." "We've got kind of a slapstick approach lit Republican administration toward the economy," Carter said. "There's no relationship of cooperation between government, industry, labor, agriculture, science, education and private citizens to assess the problems that we have and to do something about thcm." Carters talk made a big hit with the machinists, who whooped through a resolution endorsing the Carter-Mondale ticket. They jeered when they were told Ford had declined an Invitation to appear. Will Utility Rates Go Today Up 200 Yo By 1980? Around The Clock ..........4-A Bridge ... ..... . .........4.0 Calendar...................3.A TALLAHASSEEiAP) - A continue beyond 1990. CB News ...................6.B state study reports that , Comics ....................4-C "U you push it on out to rising fuel costs, government it would be sale to say the bIlLs Crossword .................4-C pollution controls and in- will be tripled or qua drupled," Editorial ...................4-A flationary pressures will double said Joseph Jenkins. head of the Dear Abby .................I.0 electricity rates In Florida by PSC engineering department. Dr. Lamb ..................4-C 1996. "1 wonder who Li going to be Horoscope ........... ......4-C able to afford electricity, not Hospital ...................3..( hablic Service Commission Just the poor but Industry, ev- Obituaries .................3-A specialists on Friday said erybody," he said. Opinion .................... from the study by the Florida Principal problems will come Sports ... ............... .. 1-3-A Electric Powu Coordi ir nat .9 from shmply higher costs of Television ...... ........."D Group showed that the trend of fuel and of building generating Weather .................3* creasing in utility bills would Women I See trnun page 3A) 1-3-C Africa In 1 Ith Hour--Blood y RevolionL oo s I South Africa is to a Woody turmoil with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger leaving Monday to use hi.. Influence to flft all.. out racial war. In this analysis. Jean Patteson. Herald Women's Editor who, as a native of South Africa has experienced , )tension first-hand, provides an over-ilew of the situation) ...., ,.. ,', . .. . ui iu usiic, vi that one nac, 4fl Africa ns are in agreement. But what, and when, and how? ...._. — W5, Aff X :LPRP? : : - - Send a long, stamped, self- _ MAN WHO %tMTMMRY ctXJNt( MOThER I ______________________________________________________________________________ /f1I& 1,441 A tI1$W I4t5 COVlT5HlP OIN&, AUNT . - FOR "He 1 .-- Carter And Askew ' For more Idwmation about flu and related cold-like illness readers can send 50 cents for The Health Latter number 3-2, Colds and , Flu Group, Prevention and Treatment. Do You Know You Pay Someone Else's'Bills? • Sudden Pals , - noursiimentIsthethatca bed be offered. The rest of the Today all these old-fashioned treatment i.. for complications. remedies are laughed at, but It worked. I'm still around. My Bacterial coIcaUons,such grandparents died who they as some pneumonia.., can be treatedandthatwillhelp alotlf there is a workiwide epidemic. . ' I' sa.0 Iv Japellelill. Dowd) . T. mesweat. 4 . ;! ___________ (j) the city's governing body when his name was purged from the FOilS some nine mouths ago, according to the city chatter. But he can apparently restore his status on the cowtdll merely by re-registering. Attorneys say only the courts can determine the legality of actions taken by Grant during the period he has been unqualified to hold public office In Longwood. Grant was denied the right to vote Tuesday when he showed Ic at precinct 3 — Longwood city hail — and It was discovered that his name was purged from the voter rolls last January after he failed to return a card keeping his registration In effect to Seminole Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce's office. . The city charter as amended In 1969 — Chapter 69-16 — secllonhl reads: "No person shad beenfledtobaqualified voter of the City of Longwood, Florida, except such as are qualified to vote under the general election laws of the State of Florida... "My qualified voter of the city, who... is registered to vote In the city. .. and who Is otherwise qualified tobeaniember of the city council ma be a cendidate for city cmagI. Any such elective I official ceasing to possess the foregoing qualifications shall forfeit (See GRANT, page 3* J ________ Some of the other medicines may help mink the nasal lining ......___.i uuncu .._,__- .— • •-- uiairman j.zt. Lirant forfeited his office on •' ____ was red for awhile; it sure was hot. Here's what he gave as for medicine. He took heavy old. fashioned molasses and nan In It. He put some in a of hot water and ft really v/II By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Wrfter OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Look At Flu 50 Years Ago ___ BUGS BUNNY ___________________________________________ A UJli!!7# I JJIA111I$_.'' I_i_P iii ii - Last October, Joanne got a temporary Job tlroib a Seventh Avenue placement, agency. And In that same rn01dh she became pregnant. She was to tell welfare woo ku later that she did net know the name of We baby's father. She did not ted them the child had bew conceived In the course of a rape. She later told police and lawya that she was in fact Impregnated by a rapid. "Sla wanted that baby very much;' said Cock. i 'rainriw Didn't Register; Forfeited Off ice WIN AT BRIDGE 69 — Traged y: Joanne, Her Baby, A Dog U90Cal Official ' 6 57 -— — 11•' U 53 ARCHIE __ _ vmao tAng. fl.Sept. ) 11, 1778 Yen casbshetromentaltoday Something advantageous to In helping another alter a business situation of small you may he offered you this promise into something year from a distant source. ft Wtobothofn. __ __in you L1RA (Sept. OcL 20) ft who no longer resides will be i to you today to show vicinity. 42 — — 4, lb I,4IJ... Modern Sunny Morning The country's in famo us policy of apartheid (racial segregation) is what must change. It Is a policy of white s up remacy which evolved over a period of some 300 years. ft grew out of custom and habit, but In the past 28 years has been the fanatically pursued and forcibly implemented policy of the white minority government. ft Iniures the suoreniacv and survival f other grievances will be resolved, seems to be their attitude. Never, says Prime Minister John Vorster. Never will a black I= have the right to sit as an equal In government. Never will But it must be done at least that soon, cry the stones and clubs vf rioting oiacss, who since June have been bucking their demands with violence unprecedented In the South African black'white co nflict, Time is running out in South Africa. It is probably realistic to say that It is in Its eleventh hour. But how call an entire society be rest ructured In a matter of months — a couple of years at most — witbout a Woody revolution? That Is - t1•--- nuestlon which hc the mi..ii. i auy• - the black naJority elect their own representatives to a government which has wiwPr .1 C,.eI. of thu ih1+u.a " r -- over -. thus t4,.qtlnv '' "' Africa. Vorder is setting up a half-dozen or so 'black tribal homelands' where the various black races are permitted to pla y at governing thernselves. But the firlal say, thie supreme power. still Lies wi th the white goverment. It is the un bendi ng will of the prime minister, and his fanatical desire to i reserve white supremacy in South Africa that is the great block to finding an answer to ending segregation and - - -- - - -, -• - - .. I ---- --------- n..*.. four million whites in a country of 20 million blacks. The blacks are at the end of their tether. The camel's back t This policy, w hich denies the most basic human rights to the has broken. Whether It was the denial of the right to vote, to live black people of South Africa, is no longer tolerable -- not to the where they chose, or to seek equal work and equal pay that was bla cks, not to some South African whit es, and not to the rest of the the last straw, it is impossible to say. world either. More likely, all the deca des of in justice together formed the To reverse a trend which has become irn.reasingly rigid over great club which dealt the final blow to their long-suffering acourse of three centuries Is no simple matter, It cannot b, tolerance. overnight, irgu.' 'flt nth A.trk hite.4 Once the majority race is fully represented in government, all cOlOnlabst 3. An Afrikaans word, 'verkrampte,' best describes the attthkli nf thu Afr1fr,..s. An nI,jc j C Majority rule. That Is the goal of th e black So uth African. '---- """ -- prejuwce aita The Afrikaner is fanittcally nationalistic, fanatically religious, and totally dedicated to the hated policy Of apartheid. UIIL&fl5S between English — and Afrikaans-speaklig South Africans — at least until the current flare of race riots has al ways been more apparent than any black-white friction. Alan Paton, author of the well-known Sou th African novel, "Cry the Beloved Country," recently wrote an article giving W wide-ranging view of the country's situation. "Th e Beloved Country Today" lays responsibility for the future squarely at the feet of vorstpr ana hi. If ii,__ .. "The at "5I Ims,va ent of this article is simple," writes Paton. racial inequality in the country, To underst and Vorder's attitude, one must know so group "Internal change is imperative if we are going to avoid external mething intervention and internal unrest. The chief responsibili of the white inhabitanu of South Africa. There is A minority ty for of English-speaking whites who for mod of white South African making change hes with the Prime Min'ster (anil hts Govem history, have been the cultural, educational and economic dflient). Li he (and are they) politically and psycbologic.&Jly able to ischarge it?" leaders. They tend to be moderate to liberal in eir attitudes and th Paton, like most South Africans, admits he does not know politirs. the answer, but concludes: "No one who looka upon him. And there is the whi te Afrikanex-, descendant of th e Dutch as first See CAN, Page 2A ' "f-' 4;••4f1 F ' ' ;;• ,. • : '" '.: II "'u itairuw, I ,( * )\' ,: :'•' 77 777 � 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 10, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Francis Coleman COMICS ....... L 3-8 Sports .... Crossword FAtoria.1 ............ . 44 Wrathff r . . -3-8 $-A .11-A .......... .6-7-A B us path tc LW trnct1oi '' a Spring 'Like school. bIcy "NOW Liken, you can't build a blicycie path on other People's property,-, lAycr t "1 think th at we would get toMher with mimion and see if (building a path) children who attend Spring Lake Elementary was feasible" Kathryn Hix, president of the Spring Lake PTA. read a statement to board members on School board attorney Douglas stenstrom agreed with lAyer that only the commission could legally grant Permission for cow struction of a bicycle path or for barricading the dirt road to vehicular traffic. But Stenstrom added that all action taken by the school board has the effect of being law and must either be complW with or changed. "The busing has got to be provided until three members Of this board reverse it with Official action," Stenstrom said. -,otherwise, you're going to put yourselves in a position to School. "We will make every effort to have (the children) bused by Monday morrurlg," said . . School Supt. William P. (Bud) Layer. But School Transportation Director Fred T8YIOr told the bond that the county 1..1.. Presently is operating with 16 overloaded .,*., ~ buses and that the situation must be resolved ., .. before another vehicle will be available for _. I. ,4 ~, .1 behalf of both groupo of parents. She said hie a lawsuit." passable Board member Pat Telson pointed to the fact that the county commission was also mentioned in the 1974 minutes as being responsible for making improvements in Trailwood, but Board Member Davis Suns by bicycles because of heavy sand" SeeTRAII WOOD -I OFF HOOK ~** Around The Clock - - - - - . , A-A Horoscope so Jr.) made, cIudJng the esnIno . ... 1 , - It.. -. I ` 4-, ~... t",k~- bo..ni Jackson. Feather failed to win a clear majority over both Opponents, Mrs. Jackson and Owen Frake3, by 142 votes. Final results gave Feather mbow by @III oard meeting Dec. 4,1974, at which the Wd voted to provide courtesy busing in aw AIre-Weathersfleld areas aiiued to restore V. ..' I i _. ~ . ;ii;~ . . A - .. - - 4., . Knowles received 672 I - andoccasionally traveled by automobiles. Mrs. Mix read from the minutes of a school courtesy busing service for Trailwood I 0 CLIPBO ARD -!-I . ! % ______________________ _____________________ A i J I 1, . I 4 " I most cilman Joe Knowl 131 43 have Altamonte s rin es orney ' att A~-, 5pw! . - ,~ the - - -__ - - I Mrs. Bruce said TuOuay J i1e%ew.i 'J"', ,, ' County School Board Wedll"y wght. The board, responding to 3 hem turnout' of Parents from both TrailwooIand Bel- r , Ishe 014.&A case to change the final out- Seminole. 2,449 in Lake and 22 -- 4%, nor Seminole Port Authority come in either race. in Marion, Brock received 1,429 Director James Ryan have said I Mrs. Bruce said she con. in Seminole I,W8 in lake and 23 they will protest the results tracted the Shoup Voting I rr.#f ftqp -_ I even though failures in two ,Machine Co. today and the Legislative Winners, Page 4-B . i . voting machines in two manufacturer sWd the firm has _ precincts are suspected. 16 found only two simflar failures I in Marion. Ryan received 1,541 Seminole Supervisor of by its machines in ~ Seminole,719 in Lake and 9 in tI , Elections Camilla D. Bruce places across the nation in 13 in Marion. I I said no votes were recorded for years. Winner of the Knowles-Brock Ryan on one machine in Final unofficial totals in __ ncumbent ace , ,,, L4ngwood's precinct 33 and Lake, Marion and Seminole '11 State Pep. Vince Fechtel (R' none recorded on one machine Counties including absentees Leesbury) who had no primary I in precinct 50 for Hattaway. for the Democratic nomination IMe Clipboard. a w kI although Utsway reportedly for the district 44 Florida House opposition. SCHOOL BOARD feature detelling Senthm1; voted for himself on that of Representatives seat gave: Also going into a runoff Sept. County high school football specific machine. former [A-esburg City Coun. 28 in Seminole will be,Robert G. _________________________________________ de pth begins today (Bud Fe ther in the Evening Herald on school board . I.,~ I . Ryan could Procedures were continuing received had the machine not Newman Brock 2,460 and Ryan today to certify Seminole's failed in Longwood was 45 and election returns from the most Hattaway muld have Brock in a runoff Sept. 28. Tuesday's first statewide received in precinct 50 had the Ryan appears to have lost to primary. one machine not malfunctioned Brock by a 191 vote margin. Neither was 32, not enough in either I (' ( % r foUowug actiu, taiter • . i _. '. are pending. vutes that . I"" Trailwood subdivision . t S 1 of The familiar Orange school bus should be traveling the streets of Altamonte Springs' V . I 40 - By KRLS NASH BersldStafl Writer , UflO DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer <&)` J, Iiii I ... - . 0 .~ .: Chiles vs,, Gra readers of not only star. fourth and In some cases fifth stringers. Watch next week to set bow coaches have JuAWed ______________________ _____________________ . ....... The Associated Press ocrt Sen.ep and challenger Dr. John Grady say they want to face each other on television before the November ye any fixed a e's for whatever will provide the best means for the voters ' . '• Il Neither . _J " I - camp indicated when I It could not immediately be learned how state election laws 40 ,%*., - -I . frUflintioriS between the Abortion Issue, Page NW I .V Might come into play on Like debatei. . / I / 40 I - ,- I , LA'.'sTo\ . CIIILFS JOlt\ ('R%D's The Federal Commw~cations Commission ruled in Sep. tember 1975 that the equawme rule for radio and television doesn't apply to such debates. I I" I ~=` '' . tional Uague of Women voter, as sponsor for the Ford-Carter debates. The FEC said cam. paign spending law could its be met if the league defrayed its ____ _____ - ___ W_ i.yiy7 4 .. , . • -1k :'4i " V 'i ,? ... .. I . the l ision stations and be the original prop" in June. for it," Chiles' Press Secr Grady won about 15 per ma etary arranged by our staffs Wit.holft N Of the ~nte in 1974 when he rap, ash' ng' any third-party involvement," ton. D.C. Grady said from his home in for a response to Grady's state. tor_the Senate under the con ment about third-party spun. X~'Iabve banner of the fit: said Chiles already had BeUe Glade. But Pridgen I,Ad uid ein lmk-p~ade.. Party. received indications from "I don't think the League of sOrshiP. Lbiles was -isuk ppicn- 0,1 the . . CluleZ3. league officials that they wotild inoiderate former $ate lawmaker from takejar4 bo that represents the voters his state or nation," he sai& "He's not c! os._a~jlded at 0(the st ate Thedebatesanbecar tied out all, Pndgensaid. ___ __ a J3 ' tltdoesnt marathon Littçof Flt)nda wa1Idn , . ....1;- ~ ~Y-4,W4~-$, W, -- ;,t~j...--Z1,7 , -_ ,.:1i-^4!T:,4-* 'qu~1 I 3, 1, " r -f, - lw~~. . 42TY . i N, 't ~,r& dlt l --1 _.,-". - ~ 1!;P S,0-.;1, ;-1 ~, - 'A~V; . ~' A ... - " ~, . --ts" 1. I Z .V I. 1 - ; ~ " f. 1~.,: t ' 'i.• _T!L~J_'. I ' - 1I ~ll 1 i 1 I tS 0 ~~,J ~ L L,I, 11 ;!i.~~ pc* 7 ,, % I 1, I "V."Wi.A.W.-1--.~i y __ I. j *-. I "- . N. is for the Florida League of .. Ithink this can very well be dependedonthelengtho(each. expenses with contrtbution, But he said that they should be from employe and union pobtiWomen Voters to agree to take handled a.sapubhcservlceby (etc ed.lie also sajdtiematj cal-action groupa. the inithUveand lay the basi, f ;0 1-, N, "! "- -4 "-, "i ,~j~ TR wi , . - - . - - . - . -. ,, ~ \, . -I-----....... . .Jh - - - - -. L , Icift It . -_ wv.;.-; The Federal Elections corn- q; 1 f _TZ == 'i 7.11t "!"C' '1~ ! '1 I &TA#"Z .V I 1 3A — But Grady, who defeated Sen- adequately without any third Democratic presidential nomi. nee Jimrny Carter: sponsored Walter Sims of Orlando and St. party receMng any publicity or by the league, televised and Petersburg attorney Helen benefit." Hansel on Tuesday for the GOP with outside questioners. He said the number of de. nod to oppo5e Chiles, ruled out bales to which he would agree "What we hope to see happen are'is . .• . they might try to work out the details. . Chiles sent Grady a letter Tuesday formal.1y proposing a series of televised con. Anticipating a "vigorous general-election campaign," Chiles Proposed debates similar to the three impending sessions ';rc' having the best exposure." general election. But fi.s. they're debating the rules of the dates. But the Belle Glade physician rejected any debates sponsored by the non-parti,san League of Women Voters, a3 suggested by Chiles. 1 On Tube. 2 y ___________ __________ 1 - , , -1 . By 7=~ 01 .. TrallwoodparentsShjrgeyKjngand RichardAnnabhe . - Vote Counts Go ,11fill I . .. . I -, . . . . .. I; ,~ (Heraw • 11 I / .. 1 . , :~.C % ! . . 10f . - . Trailwood parents were concerned because The accused cadets assembled the affidavits to support their the school bus had been removed from their contention that the honor system here has failed, that cheating is JHerald photo by Bill Vincent J r.) neighborhood at the start of the current . so widespread that to punish them by forcing them to leave for a Passing time at 41/2 hours school meeting: William Moore, president of Seminole school year, forcing children to walk to class Year or for good is unjust. Education Assn.; and LOIS Jaillet, member of SEA along "a desolate, One-lane dirt road im. a ___ By ( cases .. I% . s Wien B"d collaborating on graded homework, lost appeals of allegations or left for other reasons. Four W .. - The worst scandal in West Point's 174-year history has touched 226 cadets to date. Of that number, 149 have admitted their guilt in by Gill Fox U"ilp l 1. I r0% 1 11 1J) . the)' did by Garry Trudeau , ,~. - )"' 11 JACOBY MODERN I- SieLis/..,. - , ~. I . "I can remember many instances in which'pDop sessions'were given by someone who had already taken an exam. The size of these poop sessions ranged from five to 10 to literally entire companies, and from there it spread to other companies throughout the regiment, usually by word of mouth," an affidavit read. X I 'i coder of the he party; her See MAO,P*gCZ.A . , . Ii I V ' '1 various sample problems In the margins of the mathematics texts permitted timing tests. 1. tv r or A Sc hool He referred to the practice of writing formulas, equations It Sugar: HypoglycemLs, to give you more Information on such problenu. Others who wad this issue can send a long. stamped, self, addressed envelope with.5%0 cents for It. Just send your letter to me In care of tft hi3 P.O. Box 1551 He& City Station, New ' NY 1l9 £ ____ 11 Affidavits some 60 cadets=h:= fla 3 r e by lying, cheating, stealing, fixing E. ~r t-, 11 1 Other bffl4vUs say mere friendship of a jl .- II % _ . cadet honoV'committee Is often enough to win Innocent verdicts. Still others say incidents of cheating are far too nwnerous to List. "It would be futile to try and document the exact times and dates that this occurredsjnce It becxnehabitua1 allthe way until and Including the term end exam," one cadet swore. :' the best approach , 1 - I. , F %W. ,_ - when a solemn mem"W rally will be held in Peking's Tien An I Two affidavits allege that a member of the Class of 1974 cePtsd a $1.200 bribe to return the singlehim. not1wity vote needed to ag&Lnst free another ea&t of charges An Illinois reader wants Lhat the man who responds know if the Jacoby ever open two.over.one promises a one notrwnp when13 holding a rebid. The Jacobys play that five-card major suit. he promises a rebid except The answer Is that we cer. whenofopener two his ow merely rebids to tainly do. Here is an example: n suit. We strong- AKJzxz VKz #AlOz&KQx ly recormnend this course of (Do you have a question action. f or the 0xP0rfs7 Write "A Sk In the old days the two. the Jacobys-ca Ir ths, notrump rebid was supposed newspaper The JarCob @ o ys iviii to show 16 or 17 high-card answer individual questions points. Modem experts and It StamPOd. Self-addressed today's teachers have given envelopes are enclosed rho this up and merely use it to most interesting questions show a hand that looks right will be used in this column for notrump play, and will receive copies of had no immediate cases be'sore the cadet honor committee and tolerating those sictivitl es _____________ i be In 151 these problems, ac 1_APiS Tsrr ON THE / 4 Today some experts play __ if 6 Is - CVW&&? &.Ww! A I' Diet .1 — /Wwr- I AMNESIA' or shw." 0 .0 by T. K. Ryan MRRIWAV00TM51S1RANMp ! - I isii - I DOCINESBURY - I __ - - SIDE GLANCES , THAVO - Pass Pass Opening lead —Sv present itsowicis as If you have ton WESr POINT, N.Y. (AP)-They pass along exam questions at meals. They he about attendance. They steal athletic equipment. And, according to affidavits signed by cadets accused in th US. e Military Academy's biggest scandal, they do so with abandon. against East, all will be sunshine and he will win the rubber. It he goes will be set. But certainly' the game contract turned out to be a good one , Pass I 'JI'dIU'.jIjVIII I , Ue En-lal man of the Chinese Communist ening Saturday for Chinese leaders the masses topsy party, the country's most powlr last 1M respects. ix 9s which he had held All recreational activities will : M. be suspended tmtll Sept le, on Mao's death. Kuo-feng is next in line sin" he Mao's death was expected to was also named first vice 4lIIIhI , ki,t It~N,),, .;~i , I _.-, ~ " " 1- i411 r'4 1, I'. _;-1.1 -_ 1#'. 1"),111 31 -r, I 1!. le , ' * ~ Others who appear to the rt,nn are Mao' "N Chi A i,:ii) -1If I ' i94fl ,. * il~_;-~, tk! 1-1 j i I 1." /, was ralsed to the premiership intensify the power strnggle chalrmanof the pai- y whenhe ,tt IICFv*t fl hA give him six tricks In and then considers the black suits. He has a two-way finesse (or the queen of clubs. If he takes it South has a minimum open- Pha3is on Proteins but less or no sweets and Starches helps avoid the reaction. I am sending you The Health IU$T MV ImArlwAT101VI OR 00 THE viopos SEEM To SwcV. TO THEv RDC* OF 3 XT Pau state end the kicker for civil service retirees, but it failed to Pass under S Procedure requiring a two-thirds majority. "'t I .1 D c4: .: . 1,.:% • was annotmcec iast Jan. e• e White House and the U.S. ahead. The House last month voted th143in favor ofa bill to I I ace and clears the heart suit , South runs the diamonds to East s. A N.T West North are more compatible with th Probability that you have a small stomach and the ern. by 8r,b Thaves 1$ 1? 0962 &Q9765 &AJ3 North•South vulnerable j death Of Premier Qmu flaton, actually propels them increasingly East takes his ace of hearts and leads the suit back. South wins in his hand and goes af ter diamonds. West wins the se- & K J 8 64 (fo2 i$1 most populous nation for the te*t 77 Year died early tOday, Peking asmotmced. federal drinking sweet or starchy foods - I.- II ; Lamb When the stomach is made reactive hypoglycemia. That very small because of surgery differs from fasting low blood dumping syndrome. The small sugar. Your response was directly related to the glucose stomach ca=t hold much food solution - hence a reaWon, in It and the food You eat is You rapidly dumped Into the small reaction3' from '_ %. - A 74 & 82 — revolution to victory In Chin in 1949 and dominated the world's cent designed to bar/ EAST *152 £AQIO # In releasing insulin cause with yow present 8yinomj. RAT' SE CALLEDF~LUJX - Dr. DEAR READER -That is a later the insulin production is fairly Important addition. The decreased to the point the removal Of Part of your patient develops diabetes. JU stomach may have a lot to do doesn't always happen. At -, __ 41.1j. by Lorry Lewis A WKST I 0 The Associated Press revealed In Feburary 1975 that tie ~ promised to rebid over anything but two ~ owar R w diamond response had '° overloaded. years ago CAMPUS CLATTER with SIMO BURNS - . ~ ~ I ,I Q76 s, some blood sugar). Patients with the dePression and absolutely no dwnping lisyndrome get the stamina at any time. same reaction after eaung a I would like to know if sweet meal, such as pancakes anything can be done for this with syrup. condition other than dieting. I Your doctor may be rdwtmt want to add that I had 40 per to label your problem beca Use cent Of MY Stomach removed sometimes faulty medwdsms ulcers. r - L ----~ HEARTBREAKING WHEN ITS AT THE ! .* Ing, but a proper two-notrump rebid. North is a trifle unhap. py about the fact that his twu I 8 &93 When You drank all that gIucewater(oryft, convinced that I have Wed Immediately Into YOW uypoiycemja. snj Iidne me I have symptoms such as centration triggered f your extreme weakness for 20 to 30 insulir,.forming medofm milutm hunger about two and you had an attack 0( hours after eating, ner- reactive hypoglycemis (low by Al Vermeer :1 year %IES JACOBY OSWAU) and NORTH owbloodsngarcondlfl, . 1 19-t- 1 PRISCILLA'S DONT -YW LOVE M GO WINDOW — asto whether I have a high or . 157;~Aonl r OH! THERES %%CW! A BEAJJTY, DEAR. , I*LL — ___ Intestine Ordinarily the stomach retains food for two diabetes before. To my four hours and job a small knowledge I have never been amount of liquid or semi-liquid ,..ti material M cbctcrhas high IntedineataUme. This way the PrOteindi tofils als a small Intestine -is never i If . epi. ,,irs youll be This BRIDGE WIN AT I.T don't know which, me doctor pathology asked me if I had ever had sIEh spells with ___ . J 1 - dropped to the upper T1 fainted or just went to steep. -'( - ——— _____ — soi ufi on my s:gar WHAT EV.R CAME OF THE (3O o ____ 'I service Initiative and leadership ate relationship with those, who can Yours today, but You will ac- help you do so. DEAR DR. LAMB Recently I had a glucose tolerance test. Three hours after drinking the by Stoff.I & Heimd.hI I tnjoy their LIBRA (Sept. 23kt. 23) The flnanclal IN N HyWrKi.anlbD. !.;.. 9% , YOUR BIRTHDAY areer. Causes Problem .*::. I t4y you'll bank balance lies with tiioae Involved with your work or Small Stomach 4%~ — -I —— 10 Ii c — 46 —— _________ —— e~.X/~~ I _______ p4 per ~, . radical the approved WednesdayHe was 82 and had been slow. . uing . ly (ailing for many months. the Senate by voice vote and sent to a House,Senste Chun-chino, Wang Hungwen Minhun, the official Chinese conference thafla deciding wheth er federal judges, the P'TviC news agency, said the founding President's Cabinet and top federal executives earning I chairman and tie("=Mhd" father of ft People's Republic W.11M a year or more will get a pay raise of about 4.8 per Yeh Chien-ying; and Clm Hzi. of China died at 12:10 &in. cent Oct. I along with all other federal employes. Hen, comrluutder Of Peking (12:10 P.M. EDIT Wednesday) Both the Home and Senate have voted to deny the cost. units of the 3%-million-man "because of the worseltim of Of-tiving ralse to legidatom But the House went Nnher to Liberation Army. Wang also Also I, Is his llInets and des1te all treat. \ cut off the adjustment this year to the Judicary and , a vice chairman of the pori ment, although meticulous - t executive branch Official,. The party constitution promedical care was given him Elimination of the I per cent kicker on fede ' employe vides that a enary session of MAO every way after he f PenslOnswasproposedby Sen Ernest F H the IN-member Central cartThe broadcast did t give that has shaken aIflOiIIn next ng inter. mittee elects the new chairnature of the mlttently for year?'an d that The announcement of Mao,s flared up with renewed in. Hoftp' Proposal was adopted along with a Hainhua said Mao's body death was delayed for about 16 tensity after Chou,s death. modification by Sen. I.Awton Chiles, &Fla., to replace the would lie In state in the Great urs, ho th e same th leng of time mere quarterly cvdof-ilving pension adJustmen XE HaU of the People for one week that intervened before the lion of his successor as chairannual guy to exploit IL pgM(Feb. &March 20) U Your chance of Increasing your By - . permost ( yrt — — — J36 p7 10 1- — (N THE FIRTT ' I crease c by - — k RECURRING more successful in WTft . far Umn out with a group rather ~~ But Its operatI led to a 72 per cent Increase in federal peflhIOfla since 1, compared with a codof living today. 51 by Bob Montana FIRST DAY OF i I -P&M - . imth today, but youm and move abut You're fk 32 7 .I 4 I people want to do things for yov VMW (Aug. 2Mept. 22) today, let them. They'll get as I Financial $Wn will be up- big a kick out of serving you as , 47 _15 rVEG I DID! VwHAT EXCkPT —— ies f '. i1l, ir & cent bonus on cod.of.hving pension increases for retired -federal civil service and military permnel. Under present law in effect since IM, federal retirees irees receive a 4 Per cent Pension Increase whatever thie cod llvth uoesuii 3 er:entafldrnalnsatu1f:r Wee months. Mw extra I per cent was intended to compensate retirees for the time lag in comp living Pension increases. i z th ao • WASHINGTON (AP)_TheSenatewafltstokjllalper / Um with an WdIvidual. __ IN I—J His I 35 DlPu HAVE — 2! — — I , Initiative. Beard the lion in his AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. ) den &) yij 1* taik.g 25 27 128 I\ __ — 22 400. i 1 i1 iT — 16 I j'US(Nov. 23-Det willing to ezerdie some your shoulder - - - - ii 15 ê flf. BONUS KILLERS FOR EXMILITARY? t ooll GEWM (May 31-June 2) be dublow abott this person,bf Use thin day to patch up has a way of generating only 4111SAVIlemets of On past. It Is good U&p for you. a good time to bring Wit allies CAMCORN (Dec. 2W.J ack Into Me fokL 19) Innately you know that CAJune n4ul) Pezi,ectd Dome Fortune will back you up you. What you may not know 4 today am she an you're that Lady lAwk is sitting oll, day (cornb forml 11 . et1 t hsmmed hi by clrcumdances. booetertoay.Thouhyoumy rrrr 1r3_- r Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _____________________________ favorable results even if 21) You have an enthjI 50 Feast 32 Seasonal Feel regret for employes T 1%Y`11 show you can produce :.rning l2 vessel 28 Strand of yarn wds.) 46 Young horse 30 Three-lo#d 10 Eleal to pulp hawks !L A 0 Dodecanese under to let an htermedlary do inted on yofw olvefamity anagram 27Coong turn aomeihlng todsy Mat he ieee Let 4 Consume food 25 Sqnwd Cvr" 41 Occident 26 Cherished 42 Tres of the 5 Expulsicin 6 Sack Menu items endd 69th Year, No. 17-Thursday, September 9, 1976 _____ may gaW could reauft. TAURUS (WSMay ' 24LiMndr) 3Cv damage 33 Soourns _____________ TOWEL 1EF ening YOp5bIehi*autgt.tIa1 It'imoreaatageonsfo LegIatvi body 39 Freie-foir-all 22 Legume by hunters - liø 21 Chemical metal block Mod Walker MAD 200%O1IW 37 DOWN ! BEETLE BAILEY Be like part written Colorado Ev 9,1976' more by Id" tke you feel the wthi over to you Ideas are their own. small veins In. However, In COIIP1O (Oct. 24. Nov. as 36 Engraved _______ ARM (March 21-April 19) Another ____ 54-- Park. ir ~ ! gill (anal) place to s ___ ____ For Thursday, September _______ nnate let 77731111111110FULJOUIP11- I I Hindu quee"s 49 comp"tion Soap plants AL1 sj __ HOROSCOPE J,11111111l~111111101111il nicknarriiii I Western show _ 0' 1 , ___ .' ) -' , - n,-z-viL~__,F,~h-_I j_;~(l - ----- ,~ . "t, .: . :'- ', . ' ; - - ..-., I' 1- . , I',.-;.:' �4 !A-.$SS1sJ HiraM 1en. P1. Runoffs flsriday, WL, Ivenial iterate, Sad.rt FL Sanford Ut'i61i* ti*es Director In Auto kmuwm L oom Deptity J. M. Potion ssW N. Springs, a circuit cowl made off with RMN p0trobas RichIM L Bennett reported the city. A. flesisly, 4$, apsttmeiit $, warI charglng burglary and Damage utU'id M liii _ owned 174 model Sorrento Apartments, 2401 grand larceny. Bond for was reported to the PI City of Sanford Utilities sustained $1510 dump In the Howell Branch Road, wasLenins was sat It $ 000. ac. equipmad. Thompson sold t (w*y Yrsen page IA) win Director SIde.I a Rithd accident. No charges were pulled frijin the apartment cording to county jail records. vandals dumped out cllorthe have Best ftgores later today Jr., 5k hen hoes h-pD'.d for made. cCnz pool shod 1:30pin. by Sadurd Men Jsd and an&d a chiurthator, OOnpestinuL for predad 74 which is part of observation following an ado fle'Ib#t isid RiQuard was I floighbOT and a MaiWO J. D. 31,400W. First pipes, pumps, meters and SmI, CONGR RACK the district); fourth accident Wednesday afternoon. eadbound when an wil'.4lIled IZW%. 81., S.flfOtd WN beil4 hold windows. Fleni ilgeris from the eI congressional district A city hail eponIii said sedan, going wad, entered the Beomly was dead on arrival without bond today at county BgtirIisPtibid__ county fifth cssgreuloeal pj admitted at wrung lane a RIQuV , it Winter Park Memorial jail on a violation of probation Shiny Robimon, apartment district contest for the 12$, DII Oippell 1,117 end J. 0. Seminole Memorial lln&hI 1MlT* action sr4 No car slid øoeplW, deputies said. charge In a 1104 circuit cowl 15, Castle Brewer Court, DaCOCTMIC "Mlon we net Toutey 213; date tresiwi Wednesday several hours sideways loin the spod sad idgid, Detective Sgt. George case. Sanford, told police $1300 In yet avUldt In SpnM, 4 com issioner, after his city vehicle skidded pols. Hagood said Beasel itediy Probed Moron eIjv"e4 was mI' however, !*Ann Saunders BM Gunter s,g7, u Ad.,., Schedaled alp zut atnity had been treated for a had Sheriff's deputies today were following a W,dnday .J POW 2,114 to 21255 for *eyn a Hodgee 0 and pok at E. 30th St and Sum- Sheriff's Investigators said an condition and an autopsy today probing vandali s m at $ aosdlu burgiy at her residence. Seminole High School Pricil Roosevelt K. Jones, 514; merlIn Ave. when he took adoi.y was to be performed was expected in determine Seminole sewage treatment Sheriffs is reported a Dan T. Rqaclda 2.114 Ski flr Public, Service Corn. evasion action to avoid ( flJ($ng today to datereflifli the can* 01 caune of death. ~a*. Depidy B L ThC'VIQO $350 color Wevislon wu doli Vlhis;*Mlfl.rNswlonand mlssloner,DenuocratKafle with another auto on the death Of a 4$7S1d men reported vandals broke a thabreaklnatanimocciclld Bargisrycged James E. Surenly. N found face down In an apartpgj e, Sheriffs agents have jailed padlock off a door to eider the room at the Quality InnmcW. 3,350; RIQa rd was reported urn- mud complex swimming pool State Attorney, Todd Steven Lemme, 19,1003 Tuugkwood Sewage Treatment SR-U4 and 1.4, west oP Wednesday at Caasulberry. Winner In the non.partla.n eighteenth judicial circuit, lergolag teds this morning. S. M. RICHARD JR. W. Tulane Drive, Altamonte Punt, Like Howell Road, and Longwood. race for the no* eroded Democrat, Douglas Qu&th Sesidasie County jug will 3W end Dan Lykkebsk 4,; also be determined at the S. PehlIc Dofenkr, lIthJedcial 30 raiff. circuit, Democrat David a Man A. Dtchey who poled vvrtir U and Harry Stein 3,033 am Fredeic a 1001 who 2,031; U.&Stor RqxiWcan, garmred2,750 will the MUM The other two C1W Hansel 203 and Walter Sims dies, CavoII A. Burke end 1,141; State Treasurer and Trials for three person accused of lottery law WWlamJ.IluftamessJr.,pollod insurance commissioner, 41 (Cee4 Fr.. Page 1-A) lords whom privileges were violations have been reed for the weak of Sept. V in 2,000 sad 2* iisps{thuly. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) He never said specifically Repehikan, Jeff I1iwu 2, defended by 30 cedunies of frcuit court at Sanford. IIi4I3 ruuJ In aid Betty AZThIMS4 2,111. FINI Go,. George C. Wallace says that his wife had any know$ie Heavenly P) Confucian thInkh. Men (Gate 01 Circuit Judge Robert B. McGregor rethednled the otlrnr local eeidada we: County the discovery of a toping aye. of the "device." NOC.partisSI election results SquM where almost 27 years He aimed to turn over this trials, which had been docketed for lid week after the Commissioner, district 1 In statewide races are: &p tern In ida bedroom Is a "do. There has been speculation of d the power to the poor peasants, city court's time was taken up by the trial of other cam Demo Robert E (Bob) ScpremeCi Group 1 mestic matter between my wife mental difficulties between the ding of the Pwple'a Repu'tk. workers and soldiers. Donald A. uuirn Sr., 16, of Geneva, is accused In a French LVI. Mika Il5Ltawy Frederick B. Karl 4,732, and myself" and that politics WaUaei, who were scheduled All foctorles and neighborBesides ripping up the tigidly statewide grand jury Indictment of mh4hibig a gam4,300; distrIct 3 DunoaM has nothing to do with It. to appear, together today at 5 Quarks it. Sdiley 2,751, and hoods arrange for the pop sewn fabric of (Nnese rule, he bthig borne at his residence, promoting a lottery, and Dave Gadur 5,314, DO Dorf- Richard IL (Max) Swine 2,; ulatlonwill "This happened in my bed- reception for Rosalyrm Carter, to listen to or watch live tore great rents in its long dor puomion of lottery paraplIeTTaILL man 3,051; district S room between me and my the wife of Democratic predSuwenie Cast, Group 2 Alan and television broadcasts mad society, 'wiMlng that the His wife, Margaret Cowan Dunn, 17, Is charged with Democrat wife," Wallace said at a news dential nominee Jimmy Carter. Joha MIe. C. Sim±erg 4,705 and Jots V. of the rally, Haichus said, and new proletarian overicrin revoaiding a lottery and pousion of lottery paraphernalia, 4,033W. W. (Bill) Tyre 4$I; Russell 40; Group 3— conference Wednesday. "What Source. doss to the 57.yeu* Joe at exactly 3 p.m. (3 a.m. EDT) ludlonize their personal lives. Dewey 1L1th,31,of Altamonte Sprbigs, was Ingcted happens between me and my old governor reported last Count0 y0001101151000f.rkt 151000f. lktcboit 1,024 and Harile & all Odne "wherever they He tried to make them Into a by the statewide grand jury In a separate case on charges 3 IteP Dick WmIn. Duval 4,701, Court of wife, as long as It doesn't affect month that members of Mrs. are" should st new AI,PU1, and at Attention kind of human, *llled hi of aiding and 4Ing a lottery, possession of lottery 3,000, Sle,eu B. Devises 1,244. Group silent In in e state 1 Alabsma or my Wallace's personal daft had th James C Daukach for these minutes In mb- wanes, farming, hi tickets and aiding and assisting In the sale, disposal or service u governor, r.nAhus been relieved of their duties beSTATE lACK Jr. 4,171, Carroll & Baron 2,440 ate, "with the excq*Ion of trial labor and In politics. procurement of lottiry Uckets the business of me and my cause she was no longer staying In state contests: State and Rudolph Browd 2157; those whose Work cannot be in. His own version of Marxism All thee suspects are free on bond pending trials. wife." Represudative, d ilatrict, Court of Appeal, Group 3 terruçt.d." Trains, ships and was heavily salted with nationOther cases continued until the week of Sept. 27 for trial His brief, sometimes halting at the mansion. ___ Bob Hattaway HAM Lee ArMesd 5,700 and factories are to sound their 51- allan, Influenced by Ideas from Included: remarks cane In response to 3,272, Jim WIlion 2,111 ((sags Henry J. Promlnskl 2,231. rena at the sane time. the Oulnese pest, and grounded —George Richard Half, 30, Altamonte Springs, accused reports that an extensive taping Hslnhua did not mention bur. In the long soffening peasant. of Obtaining property by worthless check. system had been discovered by lal arraugemeuts. On the educational trait, he —Gerald Page, 19, Sanford, accused of felony state troopers at the mansion. It said no "foreign govern- soughttoedncatethepooratafl possession ofinarljuana. The reports, quoting unidenmugs, fraternal parties or levels of society, makIng It —Quarks Ashford Stanley Jr., 10, Longwood, accused lifted sources, said the system friendly personages" would be easier for then to enter adof attempted burglary. had been Indalled without Walinvited to send reprMwtatives. vanced schools while leavening —Harold Earl Moore, 33, Midway, accused of battery, Lace's knowledge but apparentA Japanese correspondent In the already educated with the resisting an officer without violence and resisting: an ofly with the knowledge of his Peking said crowde gathered In common some and earthy exfleer with violence, wife, Cornelis. Men An Men Square soon after penlence of the peasant. Halsey D. Plercy, 19, Country Club Road, Sanford, was One report said that when Mao's death was announced. A Born In the village 01 Shaoordered held in jail during a pro-sentence Investigation Wallace was Informed 01 the ____ huge portraIt 01 Mao was dis- stan in Hunan province Dec. 21, after a jury found him guilty of robbery In connection with taping system and hundreds of td Pram Pate IA) played and many of the mour- 1003, Mao grew up, as did all a July 31 pura.matduing at Altamonte Springs. recordings of his buathess and nu responded: rs wept, the reporter said. Qulna's nationalist leaders, In a The Jury acquitted Plercy on a companion charge of personal calls, he ordered his A peasant's son who became period 01 pest historical en"I think the p01mg Is that the acbed board attempted robbery. wife out of the mansion and One of the 20th century's great- dtemeut. As a youth, he saw said courtesy buudng would continue witil Judge McGregor set sentencing for Plenty for Nov. 12. threatened to divorce her. eM revolutionaries, Mao not the monarchy overthrown in 111949 vementswere made, no mad who did The court dismissed an attempted escape charge Wallace confirmed that a IL only deeply influenced the lives 1911 by followers of Dr. Sun against Arthanlel Irvin, 30, of Sanford, because he waau't "device" and a number of tapes "If we're going to tikà'es like ttda end : of his countrymen but also be- Yat-sen. While dill a young brou€lg to trial within speedy trial time after an appeals ell. recovered, but be refused Cal a model for revolution, man, he became one of the 13 have It In the mnlnes and then not do count reversed a 11S conviction In the can because of i to answer repustertA I buquir4,sa anything abed It" Shia added, "we migid as irks in many of the backward founding members of the Oilimproper questions In the trial by the prosecutor, about specifics 01 the syatn. GEORGE WALLACE regions of the earth. well stay home and watch the Wednesday nese Communist party in in. " A nigId movie and net even come in classical poet, calligrapher, hard-headed Bosrd thairman Robert (Bud) Feather Wins politician, guerrilla Instr ucted layer to have results of safety M OM edoQtyCI1man J and audacious tlthakPr, he led luepections In the TraI1WOOd ares reviewed A. Kuhn won re-election and available for board members by the long struggle which ended Ask George C. Hoorn Tuesday In a squeaker o with the triumph of cornaction challenger Ben M. Beasley. mlmlWl In Qilna and then should be taken concerning the bicycle p Electlonrestdtscanvassedby broke with the Soviet ( nThe Bel-Alre-Weathersfleld contingent William Vail Lovell, , of which are now employed In a the city council Wednesday (T1PlAIT4abodawa1kwayoflthe01benslde mwuid party In a schian Celery Avenue, Sanford, died number of areas Including night showed that Kuhn e The New All In The Ear Aid of Spring lake Elementary, where children split the Communist world. Wednesday morning at Florida received only three votes more .• must pass stretches of umderbn.h, negotiate P*5 fl *lksS the COIn- Hospital, Orlando. Lovell, who systems. His patents and than his opponent. Final totals steep LrI"es and a.. a bridge sp.mthug the peiling question of how long his was born in Leesburg, was a publications In this area have gave 242 to Kuhn and 242 to Little wein River. own brand of comznunian noted engineer who, was brought him international Beasley. 1 The walkway and bridge were condructed called itaolsm— will survive ln with a niwnhar 'J , . UU 1I4W5 In by tnt scnooj board 'ast year to .ifrnhrt&te China. Muth Will depend on how and patents relating to "Who's Who In Engineering." busing of students who live along SR436 those who follow him interpret ventions power circuits. He was a member of Georgia wiuida two miles of the school. The tnlc%e, and apply his Ideals and He attended Stetson Tech Alumni Assn., WWI teaching. which cost scnue$30,000 and Is fenced on both University and was a,graduate Overseas Flyers, Campbell sides, Is expected to save 130,000440,000 In A believer in the mum and of Georgia of Leasing Post of American transportation costs, school officials say. permanent revolution, Mao Technology with School an advanced Legion. Institute of Electrical "The bridge Itself seems to be mare than spearheaded many revolutions degree In engineering. adepite," Mm HIz told the board. "But the during his long and turbulent veterm of WWI. he served A and Electronic Engineers, in walkways 1.'frug to it are not. We were told lifetIme. In one, be trampled the 22nd Aero Pursuit Squadron London Mathematical Society, the area was to be graded down before school upon and sought to destroy thie as a lieutenant. He took ad- American Physical Society, Atlantic Bank American Association for the darted. What we have is temporary solution nile of the centuries-oldelite vanced work In mathematical Advancement of Science and for the safety of our children, but It Is by no the landlords, rich merchants, physics at Cambridge the First Baptist Ouurth of "Un banco para todas las personas" means a permanent solution." Intellectuals, officials and war- University In England. He was Sanford. Other parents said they felt fences enan engineer In research and Inl92,be was married to the closing the bridge and its approaches would development with Georgia former Lucca Chappell of Completo Serviclo Brncario not hold up without the addition of a top Railway and Power Co., Sanford. He Is survived by a railing. They also questioned the an of hay to Atlanta, and with National brother, Newton Lovell, West cow the sandiiusthe leading to the river and Electric Light Assn., New Palm Beach; two daughters called for the walkway to be paved or covered York. Mrs. Winifred Winn, Oneonta, With concrete. After retiring In 1921 due to N.Y. and Mrs. Anne Barlett of Following a lengthy discussion, the board his health, be comdhiued his Orlando and four grandsons, all t directed Layer to have the architect who research pioneering work In of Orlando. designed the bridge investlgate the feasibility The Sanford Housing electromagnetic levitation Brisson Funeral Home is in of grading or paving the walkway Authority has won more than apparatus, the principles of charge of arrangements. and tanning fences as v ., in 1K. 11120,000 in i eoerai unas or projected cost factor of performing improvements at two of the Plma$n&nthfr!JtIes zs they city's public housing projects. At" The grant was announced Wednesday afternoon by housing authority Commission In Area Vote Hsald5Id1 Writer ____ _____ , Officials say good progress is being made In a statewide air study which major power companies say will result In their being allowed to burn dirtier fuel, saving consumers millions of dollars a TALLAHASSEE (AP) ________ ____ m - . Dead, StruggleExpected Seminole Residents' Gaming Trials Reset Mao - year. flp . r Bedroom Bug Domestic:Wallacè I if - M an announce . - - May Lower Utility Costs . _____ _ By The Aisetinted Fit,. And they did. telling Fd they witie Jimmy Carter trekked were concerned about Polish through a Polish neighborhood jokes on television, a need for in Pittsburgh, President Ford Polls Americans in ttgh.levei In the White House also was federal jobs and conditions in seeking the ethnic vote, enter- Poland. taming a Polish-American dde. In Pittsburgh, Carte'- domed gallon and declaring a Casimir a T-shirt emblazoned with Pulaski memorial day. "Polish Hill" and toured the Casimir Pulaski was a Polish heavily Polish neighborhood of general who served the colonies the same name. The DemocratIn the Revolutionary War. Ford Ic presidential candidate was IM the Polish-American lead- greeted by enthusiastic crowds ersattheWhiteHouuetliat heis as he posed with parochial namIng Oct. 11 a Pulaski me- school child ren on the steps of a mortal day, and he praised the Catholic church and received a revolutionary general for his ceremonial kiss from a Priest "heroic sa crifice." Late-, In a speech in WashFord also told the Polish Ington to the national conleaders Wednesday that the vention of the Jewish organWhite House gates would al. tratlon B'nai B'rith, Carter said ways be open so they could dls. the Ford administration often cuss their problems with him. has "Ignored basic American Florida-Wide Air Study - . Ford, Carter Wooing Polish-Americans FLORID A IN BRIEF Crash - 2.rnlI1nn ......,, - wli vcal niuuy in uemg r made by the Department of Environmental Regulation to determine whether Florida regulations on sulfur-dioxide pollution are too stiff. Dr. J.P. Subramani, study coordinator, said Wednesday that work to set up air-sampling stations is better than two-thirds complete. - MIAMI (AP) Former Tallahassee Mayor Russell Bevis is optimistic he can beat Rep. Don Fuqua, D-Fla., In a runoff election. The question is, will there be a runoff? Fuqu&c aides said late Wednesday that there won't be. They claim their count of the Tuesday's primary vote shows Fuqua with Just enough over 50 per cent to give him a victory a claim which may take days for election officials to officially substantiate or rebuff. Bevis could not be reached for comment on the Fuqua claim. But he was earlier confident of a seat in a final race for the 2nd District post, - ___ _ • CALL 8348776 - .. 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Roger Nelzwcnder CCIttIrifltd Al Lake Monroe Terrace on Before she assumed the t M city's west she, about Mrs. Con will be working for position last year it was Ge- 176,000 will be spent on land5nInoj cupied by Bob Ellis , the Amos J of outios- grins, park Community Action (CCA) director of administrator benches, tables, shelters, servi ces. agency playground equipment, a new Her salary was $l0,200a year. i' grag Mrs. t*sketbaij court, chain link fencing, a concrete storm drainage system, walkway lights and fire and seke detection devices. Blacksheare said he hopes construction can begin within 30 days, afttr preliminary plans are approved by the federal Department of Housing and Urban Developments regional off!ce in Jacknwl! ment Nosotros Hablamos Espanol a Troves de Theresa Barrinat Atlantic National Bank Herculon Cover and Accented with Vinyl Arm Straps! 4-PIECE CONTEMPORARY VAUGHAN BEDROOM SUITE All wood, constructed of Oak Veneers and Solids! 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But Carter declined to say lfhewlil fire Kelley lf the Democrats win the White How In November. - - - Just MATCHING CHAIR AND LOVESEAT . nrnun1 1K.ci" -- NOW ON SALE AT STERCHI'S! . . - • 241.65 flPJ TkI f.,DflflM flhlfcrvl • Ui I i Housing Gran '- ' NEW HOMEMAKERS - ,rr_ Tightened - v6il Il$ vu • •• - ,ARRIVE 7 AURVE TALLAHASSEE (AP) State officials say Florida needs to crack down on dirty restaurants so tourists won't have to worry about getting anything but a good meal at their favorite dining spot. The Board of Business Regulation decided Wednesday to set up a rule for stricter inspections of the state's 22,000 restaurants. ' . - -- Announced Rules • • 99-Year-Old Man Holds Funeral Every Year No. 21 Is Com ming Up - Kuhn • Merge MIAMI (AP) James K. Batten, ranking editor of Knight-Ridder Newspapers Inc., will take, over responsibilities of Deriek Daniels,- who resigned to become president and chief operating officer of Playboy Enterprises, Inc., the newspaper group has announced. Batten, 40, who held key positions in Washington, Detroit and Charlotte, was elected a coorporate vice president in 1975. . Noted Sanford Inventor Dies Changes . But before unveiling Casimir pgssj memorial day, Fed called a y oetder mews ccthrence to aces. Caster of a lack of comp''-' for FBI Director Clarence Kolley. . . CLEAR WATER (AP) Eckerd Drugs Inc. of Charlotte, N.C., and Jack Eckerd Corp. of Clearwater have announced an agreement in principle to merge the two firms. Eckerd Drugs Inc. has 233 stores in North and South Carolina and last fiscal year recorded sales of $233.6 million. Jack Eckerd Inc. has 510 stores in 10 states. Both firms are an outgrowth of the same family-owned drug store operations. Staff , ,. - - .40 : tic canpalge pace, Ford powgmurally followed Its cnpiign strategy of rnthiiig It the White House. - - _ / f val ues and a prog, concern for human rigits." Carter said the United States has "responded inadequately to huenusu sitfening" In Bangladish and other veloped nalions and Ignored rqweaslon by the governments of such allIes as South Korea. He he add j locking cmder the leadership of Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger, and he vowed to work for the emigration of So, , Kissinger later showed up at the convention and declared, "Morality Is not going to be an Inue in this campaign by our side." - - Traliwood Wins B,d School Bus - -. Candidates Wrestle With Abortion Issue Fuqua.Bevis Runoff In Doubt Eckerd Companies To • Ford said he thoagid Carter's ref usal to say what he would do about Kelley was contradictory PRESIDENT FORD As Carter continued his beeJIMMY CARTER toMsorginiaJcrjfjcj.,n ar gued that In criticising Kelley the Democratic nom inee di.played a lack of compassion be. cause the FBI director's late WASHINGTON (AP)—PFe.- makes no mention ofardumth After Ford said he endorsed stitutional amendment, the ident Ford says he fully en- the days when states deter- the Republican Count would allow," ala Id wife was terminally Ill at the platform, the Democrats do not. clorses the Republican party's mined the legal question Ford told reporters that his time of the Incidents. White House spokesman said The Democratic plank said and Carter's views position on abo rtion, although days ended by the 1973 Supreme on abortion the GOP abortion plank eucom- that "while reco "I'm confused on the one gnizing rell- differ and that the issue Is a hand Ford's interpretation of that Court ruling that struck do by Ms flIp4lop on thi wn passes the views of those per. glous and ethical concerns, it legitimate one. s Isplank differs from what was state laws flatly prohibiting eons who want a sue and I am very disappointed constitutional (the party) opposes any it widely assumed to be the GOP abortion, "I think the American people by his lack of commission on the amendment banning a bortion tempt to anWnd the U.S. pneltlon on the volatile cam'fl" platform that the and tho, like Ford, who want dilution ought to get an answer from Gth" F(Cd UMI, praising to overturn Sup paign Issue. GOP "supports the efforts of an amendment th Goy. Carter and myself on this Kelley far "strlgt'finhig out a at would allow Cowl decisions upholdingreme the I those who seek enactment of a individual states to "My position Is ssue, Just like any other," he very difficult situation" at the 01 take legality of abortions." add. platform," Ford constitutional amendment to charge. FBL Democratic pr esidential can. ctectioruoftiuerigjutto told r.virfra Wiwln..,Iiu "T r dUIUUY La11er, wnO was The spokesman said that the have had the position for some life for un born children." word "restore" in the plank by a crowd that included Antiabortion leaders have time that there should be a con"mea to go ns ba ck to data antiabortion den, stitutlonal amendment that terpreted that plank to refer i rights as onstrators in Scranton, Pa., It existed before" curr t en ef forts to adopt a conwould permit Individual states Tuesday flight, has expressed to make the decision based on a stltutlonal amendment that 1973 Supreme Court decision it- his personal opposition to aborga l abortions under vote of the people of each bars abortions. But a White tion. co nditions. House spokesman has come date." He said he would do everyforward to say It's not necesWhile the Republican thing possible as president to But the Republican platform early so. form favors some kind of con- cut federal spending for It. But heuld he won'tbackany con-stitutional amendment to out. It. The former Georgia governor's wife, Rosalynn, said Wednesday that her husband has agonized over the abortion question. "Whllç Jimmy was governor we had to write a new law and we wrote the mod con. servative law the Supreme BURLINGTON, Cob. (AP) — Gernhart staged his first fuHe says "there .iim uernnart, wno says flee nez-al in 1951. He bo ught a cop- good crowd" for his 100th blr worried he won't get a proper per casket, rented the local arday funeral, and that "anybod burial after he dies, will par- mory and spent more than $15,- can come who wants to.,, ticipate Sunday In his list fu- 000 on a funeral party which atAmong f estivities planned fc nez-al — for himself. tracted national attention. th e f uneral are an antique ca The 99-year-old retired farmGernhart has had his copper Procession through town. er says he hopes he doesn't the casket shi pped to a mausoleum One of the organizers says 7 ,before then, But If he does, In Goodland. He says he took or so "damn, crazy oo or Gernhart says h'U be burled In the action because there was so expected to participaf ls" te, Goodland, Kin., because "I much local outcry against his wouldn't be caught dead In first funeral. IFLORI Burlington." Gernhart, who lives In a rest Gernhart says his concern home, says when he isn't planover lack of a decent funeral for ruing funerals, he spends most of himself has caused him to hold his time "just kill ing time." ..SUNSHINE STATE.., 20 funerals In the past years. "His funeral Is the biggest thing that happens here," Mayor Rol Hudler said. On Sunda y, townspeople will honor him with what Is supposed to be a 100th birthday funeral parade. Gernhart actually doesn't turn 100 until Nov. 20. However, one of the parade funeral organizers says "he's getting a little old, and we're afraid he might not even be - - Thereday, sept.e, ie,e.. 200 W POST C)IICL Box - BANK O \k IT SWfl 1 7 77, ILU9A 1.1 71 l Drive-in Banking from 9a.m. to6p.m. daily - ..- •- :Y ---- \• . - -- . _ • �2-9 Evening IvoidugNovahi,SinNed,Fl.Tiundsy,1eØ., I7S—S* tx N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32fl1 Ama Cods 33.322.211 or 631i93 Around Thursday, Septsmbsr. W76—IA WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Adwrftslng Director lb,into Deli very: Wetk. 55 cents: Month. 12.40:6 Months, $14.20: Year. $21.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home dellWry. All ether mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Lust For Oil The Clock By AUDIE MURPhY Getting Worse, First the good news. For the first time In history Imports and exports each exceeded 110 billion in a single month In the United States. Now the bad news. The United States bought 10 million more from other countries In July than they bought from us, which constitutes our worst deficit In trade for the last two years. It Is possible to become too alarmed at imbalances in trade because International commerce has many self-adjusting mechanisms. For example, if the red Ink continues to appear on U.S. ledgers too long, the value of the dollar In relation to other currencies will drop. The tendency would be for the United States to buy less abroad as foreign goods became more expensive and American goods would become bargains in international trade. The July figures are different, however. Fully $577 million of the deficit represents an Increase In the Import of oil from the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries. More than that, the United States has doubled Its dependence on direct supplies of Arab oil In the first half of 1976, according to authoritative trade publications. Fully 12.4 per cent of our oil supply comes from the nations that Imposed an embargo on us in 1973. Meeting in Vienna recently, members of OPEC said that oil prices will be reviewed at the organization's next meeting Dec. 15 in Qatar. There Is little doubt about what will happen. Walter J. Levy, the Influential oil economist in London, has completed a study recently which concludes that there will be a short term shortage of oil by mid 1977, accompanied by a substantial increase In prices. "The central question that will arise In the world oil economy in 1977," he adds, "will be how Saudi Arabia will respond when it becomes evident that its production ceiling needs to be raised." Currently Saudi Arabia produces 8.8 million barrels of oil a day. However, It can afford to produce anywhere from 3.5 to 11.8 million, which clealyputi it In tl driver's seat so far, as jt; MA heeiho ofienerfj are conterned ..r In retrospeét, the embargo of 1973 seems almost like a dream. Few Americans probably can recall the plea from President Nixon In 1973 for a Manhattan type of crash project to assure that the Policy of the United States could not be held hostage by Middle East oil producers. More recently in January, 1975, President Ford proposed in his State of the Union message that in the "near term" — by 1977 — the United States halt its dependence on growing oil imports. By mid term —1975 to 1985 — he wanted the United States to be free of the fear of any embargoes. After that, he felt, the United States should be able to supply the free world with energy. Not only have we not taken the first step, we are crawling backwards. Three years after an embargo rocked the nation down to its heels, the United States Is a greater oilcoholic than ever and isn't even talking about taking the cure. Comfort and convenience are taking precedence over the national welfare. Will Rogers was wrong when he said that the people of the United States will be the first to go to the poor house in an automobile. We'll walk. Have you noticed? The days an getting shorter. The Interstate highways are thick with homewardbound tourists. The squirrels are gathering their nuts. (A squirrel grabbed Ed Priekelt the other day belt he managed to escape). ___ How do you know for sore that sw"mer Is tuning to an end? Here are a few sure signs: A relative calls you from Michigan, but you can't Understand him because his teeth are chattering. You go for a rids on your new motorcycle and retu with your mouth full of love.bngs. You mo so many "oromos" of fall television shows that you know most of the dialogue before the I new season even begins. Speaking of television, you can't torn on the tube without timing Into a football gene — and changing channels waft help, unless you prefer a West Cud teem over an East Coast teem. And you know winter Is just around the corner when Howard Coisfi's teepee begins developing a shaW winter co Another way to kU if winter Is coining into watch your friend, who enjoy hunting.. When hunting aesson approaches, they, will it around but the risubir of "attackers" seems to Odnvmbw the workers who des had Job. And, strangely, the worst offenders seem to ocety the mddierdupPet Income levels of society. Because I worked as a store clerk for a few w while college, Icai left t0tN1. You would be awprlasd at how many doctors, lawyers, and other nIce folks torn Into dana" when they eider the marketplace whither they be dealing with a clerk, a talepho" operator, on waitress. with a fir-away lock In their eyes, cleaning their guns for hours on end And daring a presidential election year, the candidates change as November draws closer. The distinguished ge'4lqm,n of Spring are tranoformed Into aurllng political werewolves by the time Ibor Day rolls wound. Yesterday Norm (Mirth pointed out some of his pdpen—thhatbug hiza. Andheaskedyou readers to contribute some of yours. Maybe when some people read about themselves In print, they will stop doing whatever It Is that bngi the rest of the hisnat race. And who bows? Maybe you aid I will wind op on the wrong end of some of times reports, and get a lesion In good manners. I know IT be checking this space, JiM to keep out of the "duinbturkey" category. Anyway, here are my candidates for the pet peeves column: Pe* who are rude to telephone operators, waitresses, store clerks, and all the other hardworking people who keep our society functioning. Of course, there are bad apples In these proiesdom After a strike that Idled 60,000 workers for 126 days, the rubber workers and the Goodyear company reached a settissneid that can only be described as inflationary. It provides a 26 per cent wage boost over a three-year contract. That averages 12 per cent a year. A few more settleinen.s like this and we will be back Into double-digit inflation The public Interest In avoiding Inflationary wage settiernents Is clear. And yet public officials seem powerless to intervene. They do not even protest. Meanwhile, the economic losses resulting from a fourmonth shutdown of the rubber plants will never be recouped, either by the companies, the workers, or the general public. There mud be a fairer and less costly way of settling labor disputes than the strike and settlement method. Public officials should study more rational methods used In other totmtrles, such as the labor court BERRY'S WORLD , r- Converge But I agree with the former, telephone operator who espt.Inedfttoine this way: "Who you got an obnoilm Idiot on the lIne, It usually means you're dealing with a mlddle4evel flunky." If you have any pet peeves, you can share them with usby MAW them to the Evening Herald, hSO N. French Avenue, Sanford, 32M. I ', . 'v, — A Protest Double \ ,\ % , . Standard -. % t- M) -- -__ - ====7_ . WASHINGTON — Sinc, becoming Jimmy Carter's rmnhtg mate, Sen. waiter Mondale has repeatedly attacked President Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon. IM \ © ___ ' ): On Trouble Spots - - -.--•-. - Letters To The Editor ____ J _ 1 .L , • L - ____ . - ___ • I - --- L ~ ; - 1: 1: ~ —1 - ft, TAMPA (AP) — A Get. eral Telephone Co. official, tea tlf)'ingOfl behalf ofa$7I.mfllo rate hike, says the phone I company gave Its employes ar suo,000 discount on their monthly bills last year. Raymond Bosich, GenTel ac counting director, told thePu lic Service Commission that 'mod of the firm's 10,000 em. ployas got a 50 per cent reducHon. Management personnel, u, pu no cnarge ror local service. Bozich, testifying Wednesday during the PSC's second day of hearings on the rate-hike request, said anploye discounts are a general Practice In Om Industry. The PSC Is taking testimony from company officials this 01 week and will listen to customers next week. Public hearings are scheduled Tuesday In Clearwater, Wednesday In Sarasota, Thursday In Tampa and Friday In Lakeland. Bozich, quled by Public Counsel Woodle Liles, said GenTel workers also receive a 25-to SO-per-cent discount on toll calls, depending on the type call placed. Lies said his questions on such GenTel policies "are Just beginning." .. We plan to look at all aspects of the company's fringe benefit plan, including such this as Christmas Presents an gifts," said. tiles said he believes $850,000 lot of free telephone s'v. -' Israeli soldier keeps close check on Lebanese is a Ice, especially with today's civilians crossing into Israel for medical treatment, economy r------- si eIsun ,,, , 6~'! -~ I I I , / blue \ 4-oz. _____ - -. .'1 . 4# ,, r - - - ,_ JA1TENTION!_ Medicare Subscribers I EnII1IOS I '04 - You To Home Use Of... WIA' S BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADSr,. 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In a speech to the American Laglon, Mr. Carters says that If he is elected president, he will grant a "blanket PI for "those who have violated Selective Service laws." Mr- Carter says he's not going to say that now mysteriously disappeared from Allenwood. WASHINGTON — International wneeler- with non-compliance with the subpeona. those me inmates suspect an official coverup and escapeyoung serv people who dodged the draft to dealer Adrian Kha.thoggl may soon face criminal Sixth a charge would make It risky for want g the Bureau of Prisons to in in Vietnam are guilty or not investigate, charges unless he reveals what he knows about Khasheggl to return to the United States. If he guilty. Instead: "I'm Just going to say what you APPALACHIA NIGHTMARE: Strip miners did, wheth millions of dollars In foreign payoffs by does, be could be put In jail for up to er rigid or wrong, Is forgiven." a year, are litera lly blasting the impoverished residents MneTIC1I firms, unless he produces the documents, of Appalachia out of their homes. Walls have The dashing Khashoggl, a close friend of the Footnote: Khashoggl could not be reached This mud be done, says Mr. Carter, for been cracked, windows shattered and a child hit Sa udi Arabian royal family, Is the target of an comment. In the past, he has claimed all to "heal by the wounds of the country." Under President Intensive Investigation by the Justice Depart- payments to him were legitimate. The Federal Bureau of Mines, which Carter, no Vietnam draft-dodgers will rest in ment and the Securities and Exchange CornWHITE COLLAR RIOT: Prison riots usually supposed to give some Jam for having broken these law,. IncIdentaany ll mniukxi. y, afflict only maximum security penitentiaries the "bi ndingws has devoted lea than one per rationale Is Government prosecutors will soon decide Such as Attica In New York. fascinating, because this Is the Identical cent of Its budget to this problem. whether to charge him criminally or to file civil reason But last month at the minimum security i A study by the Center for Sc ence In the why President Ford says he pardoned Nixon contempt charges against him to force him to Allenwood prison farm In Pennsylvania, the Public interest charges that the blasting cauuii to heal the Watergate testify. There Is a remote possibility, of course, white collar criminals came close to revolt when wounds and put the issue behind the country. $200 million damage in that they will simply drop the case. to io, food labeled "Not Fit For Human Consumption" private citizens," Over the past ten years, 75,000 As an intimate of princes and generals, was delivered to the prison kitchen. people have been affected and the damage Khashoggl was In a position to recommend that But back to Mr. Mondale. So, how does he The food was purchased from a nearby Army elcetcial $1.5 billion, Saudi contracts worth hundreds of millions be base that was dosing down. Inmates told us that react to his ilinnlng mate's announcement that me blasting has used almost as much awarded to U.S. firms. He commanded huge fees the kitchen ordered "food waste" thWIn his first week in office he will issue a from the Army plosive power as was expended per wuare oiUe bintkmt pardon for his middleman role. ass cost-cutting measure and intended It for use In the Vietnam war. Terrain has been Officially Ignoring massive violations of the Selective Service law? What has been publicly revealed so far about as prison fare. torn up. Why, he some localities, wells have caved In and We thinks It's Just hunky-dory, agreeing that Khuhoggl's involvement with American consuch But the marked bags of waste were spotted by water table is falling. tractors, offlcals and politicians, according to the Inmates on delivery and sparked talk of action Is needed to heal the Vietnam war The explosions have also Produced serious wounds. sources close to the Investigation, only scratches protest demorutratlons. human probleam A child playing in a yard was the surface. Warden Eldon Jensen told us It was all a hit by flying stone. A woman 1* two houses EvdenUy, when Walter Mondale These disclosures, nevertheless, have rocked bueaucratjc snafu. He said the prison thought speaks f ruin the erratic vibrations. And It is the v1c ebO$ equal justice under law, what he means is the business world. Lockheed admitted It paid was buying surplus food plus some bags ofwaste not the mine owners, ho w pay for repair, there shouki (iCily one double.,jard of him $106 million- Northrop and G food suitable only for animals. But Instead, it me Bureau of Mines has the power to axi Jutke — his — where reportedly passed him tat cotruflhssims. some Individuals, like was all marked "waste," so the Warden had all tru of the devastation by laming new draft-dodgers, are, more equal Khashoggj or.ce told the Washington Pod how $9,000 worth destroyed. than otheri, like guidelines for state enforcement age Presidents. There's a word for this be blocked a $250,000 Northrop bribe intended for Some of the inmates dill suspect, however, kind of IF a Saudi general. "I stopped the bribe," he that prison officials planned to serve the aMWL to wait almost two years before taking J udicial double doublethink and It is: hypocrisy. crowed. "I pd it In my pocket." adulterated food. One bag was actually Fw,Inote: MtheaBuauQdThoj,i Lately, he has been more discreet. And now, discovered In the kitchen food storage room. Footnote: Speaking of hypocrisy, although he told our reporter Chris Wright that further study has be appears to be dodging a U.S. subpoena for his said in the pad that Warden Jensen has f iled a report Oil t he In' Vietnam was a "racist war," Jimmy records and testimony. The Investigators are ciderti with the bureau of Prisons. But all of the i needed before new regulations cart be jj Carter told the LagIonjfru that He said the Center's (acts are not wellpresently considering whether to charge him paperwork from the food buying transaction has docum,g our Vietnam 1erans are the "nation's greatest I Telephone , wall ____ _____ THE FIRST - BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Moslem and Christian forces battled today in devastated downtown Beirut. The Christians claimed that their forces, supported by tanks and armored cars, broke through Moslem defense lines in the Beirut market area and established new 'positlong therei But Palestinian- spokesmen'.' denied this and said Moslem troops had thrown back the Christian assault. Hospital officials estimated more than 125 persons killed during the night. unx?Alg heroes." ~ "11?111W Beirut Wracked By- Fighting , "II Bob Dole calls, lot gosh sakes, don't tell him where I am!" WW MEXICO CITY (AP) — American prisoners have ended a hunger strike after 36 hours and expressed gratitude to the Mexican governmerit for taking initiatives that could bring freedom to hundreds of Americans in Mexican jails, the Interior Ministry announced, President Luis Echeverrja proposed legislation on Sunday that could result In parole before the end of the year for many of the drug offenders among the 572 Americans in Mexican jails. Echeverria's action took most of the steam out of the stri ke movement, and when th e fast began on Tuesday, only about 70 Americans and two Canadia ns participated. - 'F Soviet Defector Enroute To U .S. American Inmates End Strike fare ad years, the haswfhtedan upsurge of Interest In (Miental cults of mysticism and malitaticn.Ifftlsa led for some, seem ___ thhisacceancespeichinNewYorkat the to be locking for something they can not find In ____ heougid Democrat Convention, Mr. Mo"dak Western religions or philosophies, for thousands down the house when he pledged to restore 14 ~~ ::: 11 -- ~ of others ft has become a dedicated way of 1ffn. gntthMte handabsys In every large city, for .zInle, one sees I law, noting: 'We have Jut lived through the groups of robed and shaven.beaded young men worst political ____ scandal by a president who and women, and their childeen, thumping drums and shaking tambourines and monotonously Iawareever,thIngbiadentoaacy_ftmimtbe chanting. Polite, Inoffensive (except for the cha and will be the first principle of our ad. visual and aural pollution they cause), these are ministration ' the followers of the Hindu diety Krishna, who when they are ad on the streets live In coinIn an Interview In Newsweek magazine In mimes rigidly governed by an asceticism and ____ July, Mr. Monda le — again criticising the Nixon discipline rivaling that of a medieval monastery. pardon — declared "there ha. to be some decent A less obvious manifestation of this new equality before the law In order to have public neighbo rhood, I would like to pace a fluence of Orleitallssn Is the popularity of Obligations Of The Press trust In It. And I don't think there's ever been a I would li ke to k at you please use more as th various schools of meditation which many people discretion In your display of the magazinesSWO wt In Americart life which more clearly are dabbling In with hopes of finding hmer calm Editor: which feature pictures of undressed women on established that leubledandarde (exist) than or self-understandIng or answers the riddle of to I have rambled across some 15 dates In the 1'1d covers. I am not questioning your the pardon. 4 existen ce Wed and South and have sampled the editorial rigid to sell these magazines, nor the right of What Is strange about the phenomenon Is that pages of some 75 papers, finding that customers to purchase these magazines. most paid one need only take a look at Mod recently, on August Ii, In an Interview the history of the homage to that shibboleth of the free press, "the However, I am stating my right, and that of with the AFLQO and the Iiternatlonaj Labor East to see what religion has done for people, people's right to know." my husband, my clilkhei, and any other person Press Association, Mr. Mondale Yet none struck ime to — once again and that at best has been to TOCOflCIle the great this principle as did your editorial, who finds this material unnecessary, to not be donning sail clo "Move Under mJiIi it t hem to abject misery and pUvUty, Way to th and ashes — ripped Into Suppress Ne ws." . subjedçd to an, a*thmy lesson in front of the Presl4snt Ford's For every guru who found sitting pardonIng of Richard Nixon. P dairy case. It complied with Jefferson's dictum, that under a tamarind trees millions others over informed electorate would make the correct of Mrs.Put DMOI3 the centuries eked out short lives of tion "am of the most Important aspects of a toil, disease, jixigments." It being the obliga of the press Ignorance and superstition. It has been said of to inform them, afldff they could not ur1ert(i, Sanford decent country and of a democracy Is this notion India that It was a country without a sense of of equality before the law," he observed. "Got educate them. history, where nothing ever changed and where over to the Supreme Court building and you will Man Is educated by repetition or pain, this Is College Program Available there was no desire for change. see what the words are over the door. It says why "Pa's Paddle" applied to the seat of What we are witnessing Is allegedly a 'Equal Justice Under Law.' There Is no more was such a great educational tool. growing rejection of the Western Concept sacred notion In American life than that those 01 So must the communications media apply the Editor: "progress," a disillusionment with and r crimes answer to the urn. law and e unceasing .action paddle of knowledge to the citizens'' seat of unI would like to extend my personal thanks to who against technology and th social and deTdaIdiII, and If he does not at first rest in tuaus e same j as everyone else when they you for the fine arti cl get the e which appeared regar. psychological dislocations It brings about ding the appointment of our new Director, Dr. violate them. And one of our chief concerns will messa ge, try, try, again until he does. There Is no doubt much truth to that, and a be to simply restore government that tells the Since a picture Is Robert E. Hedrick. leavening of our obsession with change for ture of the Berlin worth 10,000 words, a plc.. We appreciate the coverage because It is truth and obeys the law and Insists that that the mmuni.5t change's sake with a little Oriental tranquillity citizen continues to live behind, placed on the another way of letting the public know we're everybody comply and Is responsive on the same may Indeed be haneficlaL In the meantime, mastheads of all terms to the same law. here. our communications media, however, the drum-thumpers and tambourine, would remind our people of the manner of those As you may know, the goal of the McCoy shakers remain objects of curiosity rather than who are moving to suppress freedom of InIs the t4asit demonstration of Program of Florida Southern is to "round out,, the harbingers of a future way of life mod forma tion th e life blood of a free nation, the educati onal opportunities available in the the deubIe-dand . . And I question how you Americans want anything to do with. S.B. 'Jim' Crowe' area, by providing evening classes exclusively, can train young Americana to believe In the law, thereby accommoda ting the employed in. to have affection for It and to learn respect for It Sanford The law's Idea of what ma kes for a fair trial . dividual who cannot otherwise attend daytime when we set up this standard that says If you're has degenerated to the point where only those eti. We feel st rongly that everyone should dth and poweriwu you're a big shot, you really No Anatomy Lessons, Please who are totally Ignorant of what Is going on In the have the opportunity to obtain a college degree. can fully expect to avoid the sections of the law world are considered quahlfled to serve as jurors. Editor: when you violate It. And I think that's the key Fortunately for the operation of the legal An Open letter To Store Managers: Donald&Cnnmup.fty H.GevingJr. point that we are going to make." College system, there seem to be plenty of people like As a frequent customer to most Mores, 9 Affairs Coordinator that. especially the convenience-type store In our McCoy Program Fine. This Is at least an arguable and intellectually defensible position. No problem. Middleman Faces Charges Riot Police TRIPOLI, Libya (AP) — The Libyan government has issued new official maps ex panding the country's southern border to take more than 52,000 square miles of territory from Algeria, Chad and Niger. The apparent annexation was made without fanfare, war or protests from Libya's neighhors. The territory is thou'ht by some to be rich in iron ore, uranium and phosphates, Prime Minister Abdul Salam Jalloud has denied that his government seized land in the border areas. ". America Is no stranger to offbeat sometimes weird reus cults, fran etd-o(the-wonders to snake-handlers. Historically, however, they have been home-grown movements, offshoots of Judeo-Chrlstlan WASHINGTON (AP) — Prei. listed as missing In action prob. the a'4'nbulon of what were can policy in the Vietnamese med within the administration Ident Ford faces a key foreign ably Will lead to an Amer1, then two Vletnams. case Is being governed by for the agimied that a U& policy decision on whether to veto of Hanoi's hid. In what It described a. a slg. Hanoi's attitude toward the decision not to block the VlW veto a Vietnamese hid for The consensus among om. na01goodwiu,the v1 MIAs. namesi app icntien could InI. United Nations membership. ciala Is hats yet most government lad Monday gave Asked about the Vletninte,e spire a more flexible attitude by ' out Um 0"- likely help Ford in his pal if the American Embassy In application In the United Na! Hanoi on the MIA Issue. bility of a US. abstention when trying to consolidate support Paris the names 0112 U.S. air- tons, Kissinger said "the Iuue the vote comes op Friday, MI* among th Other officials, apr.aIog ose voters who would men ft said had been killed In of mlndng.1.Innis of course the minority view, said cliii suggest that American be alienated by any kind of gee- the Vietnam war, akey Issue, and we want to an tam's behavior since the &isatldactjon with Vietnam's ture toward Vietnam. Last any progress can be collapse of the 11.5.-backed policy toward U.S. servicemen year, th The move apparently was whether made wre" e United States vetoed tied to Vietnam's campaign for Saigon goverusoent Ii moidim ref to c ent ago Is much better than U.N. admission, but Ford called thlsa"llrnitedactlaf'and said on whether they expected any Washington had expected. additional of Mi Since that time, they said, It was "callous and cruel" the Vietnamese not to account byHanolbeforetheU,N.te Vietnam h nonnallxei rela. on Vietnam opera Friday. One lions with all non'Coin,nwdst for the remaining MIM. U.S.source iaid American nations In Southeast Asia, of. Although the United states acqulesence to the Vietnamese feted Its friendship to Washing. has often subscribed to the the. bid would deprive Washington ton, called for expanded trade TOKYO(AP) — The Soviet meet1ngwthForfgy, oryofunlversaimanberslijpin of one of the few levers with with the Western democracies Ministr the United Nations, Secretary which pilot who landed his super- officials that It hopes to extract con- and treated supporters of the Japan had shown of State Henry A. Kissinger In. cesslons from secret 19G25 jet In Japan left an "unfriendly attitude" old Saigon regime with retodayaboardacommerejalajr. toward the Soviet Union by dicated last week that AmenHe said there was little senti- straint. HENRY KISSINGER for asylum In the United refusing to return the defector and his Plane Inunedlately. U.& officials accornPaxlied Moscow had lodged six the u1g Soviet air force previous protests. What would you call it when more people in filer, IL Vlktor I. Belen ko. fil After rdusingfor four days to Sovielt sources s aj the pilot speak with Soviet officials, the Central Florida save with The First than with any left wife and daughter In the 29-year-old pilot was persuaded Soviet Union. They said Mrs. by Japanese authorities to meet other savings and loan association? Belenko expressed disbelief with representatives of the that her husband had defected. Soviet Embassy shortly before We call it... His 11IM MOVdItY in the h left for HonolWu and the U.S. world's fastest warplane touch- mainland. ed off a dipliiiatIc row beteen There was no indication of Moscow and Tokyo. It also gave what transpired at the meeting, the United States and Japan an but Belenko smiled and waved Intelligence bonanza, the to reporters as he walked out of chance to examine thoroughly a police station afterward. the Soviet Union's mod adASoviet official reportedthat vanced fighter aircraft and to Polyanaldi, In an hour-long question the pilot about his meeting with' Foreign Ministry training, officials, said the Japanese Kensuke Yanagiya.a Foreign government has met none of the Ministry spokesman, said Ja- Soviet demands since the pilot Pan Is fully entitled to Inspect made a "mistaken" landing the MIGZ since It entered Monday. Japanese territory Illegally. He claimed that the Japanese vvnere your savings are put to work right here in Soviet Ambassador Dniitrl government "fabricated" Its Polyanakil charged today In a announcement that Belenko Central Florida helping to keep our economy strong. wanted political asylum. The ambe ambassador contended that film and press MAIN OPPICI DOWNTOWN Magnol ia and Church • ALTAMOSITI aPRIl05 500 E Altamont. Dry.. photographs showed force APOPRA 1 East Main Streel • COLLIQI PARK 2424 Edgewater D. • DIXIS VIU.AO5 2700 S Orange being used to restrain the pilot A,enu. • DI inORIS 3212 Curry Ford Road o FASHM SQUARI 3115 E Colontit Drive • HOPPUIR Workers LI .. It.. PLAZA - $ATILUTI OPPICI5iO7 South Conway Road .PIll15LL56329W because he was handcuffed In a Colonial Drive .Spain" '' PLAZA 2401 W Hwy ColonaIDvye patrol car and police pushed his of Orlando Equal Housing Lender The First is a Service Mark of First Federal Savings & Loan head down. Association of Orlando 1976 Member FS LA C Libya's Maps Expand Nation .~ eto Of V ietnam U.N. Bid ~ happening too fast for us to give figures," said city miles t) ____ a a police officer in the coastal southwest of here, Mondale's Actually o n JOHANNESBURG, (AP) — Riot police converged on trouble spots in and around Cape Town today after a night of rioting and arson that police sought to curb by firing Into crowds of nonwhites. Witness said the antigovernmen vilence o many casualties but police and hospitalsleft declined to give the of dead and Injurer]. "Things are just JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Religions w Cape Town A Psychologist migit offer this .ql'm 1 for the Dr. Jekyll-Mr. Hyde behavior: "whet a struggling prof.."'1, after a bard day In a highly stratified 'odd saviroaM4011, reiidwo other a.p.ctj ofa society, be Is Ukaly to try to owl domb'wce In any way he Is cepable." DON OAKLEY oei IN BRIEF - JACK ANDERSON Costly Bargain Ford Weighs 1 " 1i.' ' "" ' " " '? ' " I ' " , Z - ~ 01 I, 'l" - - " , '' ' '-' - I ~,_ ''" I-. .. ,;- . ., , ' L ~. I" 7'_- 1 .. ., . - . - - - .. '-' _-_ - - - r ," . .~ , — - i I - - L r I 11 .- . ~ ~ .-I , . ~ - - ~ -_ - -, _-.: �1ns$a NrW, I.abt Pt. Thari. 6W. 9. ma 13=Ofm 14By Bucs SI'sec The Clipboard Phl,elly L ead To 4 '/2 Games I I 4* Philadelphia PlaiuIes. Pittsburgh's 13th victory in 14 Espos N, Cardinals 5.7 Suddenly I love coming to games has cut the Phils' NaMontreal rallied for come. The abUTSJI the ballpark again,' Hebner tional League East Division to from-behind victories In both it Keboer couldo't have picked said. "Two weeks ago I was just 4 games. Sixteen games games against St. Louis. In the a better time to C0( 01* hoping to but the Mets out of ago. Philadelphia, which has opener, Barry Foote slapped a 5IIUT)P second place. now lost 1101 Its last 12, led the two-out pinch single in the ninth "1 went O4or4months," said "Then, all of a sudden, It was Pirates by 1312 games, to knock home the tying and Helmet aiter delving in four nine games behind, eight The PtVilies' slump Is remi. winning rim. In the nightcap, runs Wednesday night and games, sev,,i games. and now niscent of 1964, when Phila. pinch-hitter Jose Morales' Leading PIttsburgh to a 6-1 here we are. right back in the delphfa lost a 612game bulge double capped a two-run win. victory over the floundering thing." when they dropped 1oInarow fling rally In the eighth. ________ and the St. Lu1sCardjngjsfin- Braves 3, Padres L$f-Iiga ished In front. Playing without suspended • Mets 11, Cubs S Manager Dave Bristol, Atlanta Hayne s Home runs by Lee Mazzilli toppled San Diego by scoring and John Stearns led a 16-hit two rims In the 10th inning. barrage as New York routed 11111L. Reds 3 ASInS 0 Chicago. Gary Nolan and Rawley Gluts 1, Dodgers 0,11 Innings Eastwlck combined for a fourL BY JIM A sacrifice fly by pinch-hitter hitter and Tony Perez and L lmt : ~ - Darrell Evans In the 11th Inning Johnny Bench blasted solo boosted San Francisco over Los homers to give Cincinnati Its Ah, the old nitty-gritty, Angeles. victory over Houston. Friend or foe. Right or wrong. I 1) ,,.., ,O\oO.Ojoo i ' 61 le, It's cai4ed the prediction business. Risky to iay the least, sometimes as dangerous as tangling with a Scorpio woman. The problem In picking games is similar to fielding a punt. The cotton pickin' thing doesn't Seminole Don AIIIIItI Chuck McMullen Virgil Jenkins Willie Hughes Bob Sorenson David Wilclsar Danny Flint Henry Olichrist Tim Palmer - Charles liggins Charles Bob Sorenson Jim Edmonds i Sox ByWhte Chris liggins Chip Wilkins lick Mann Jell Anderson Virgil Jenkins Ricky Bryson Morris Hedges Dan Nash Kenny lads Don Jacobs David Caughell Curtis Holloway Sill Cart,, Mike Mullins ____ 711-4 Legs players Is illegal. _ In a decision that's sure to chase NFL owners and attor. neys Into huddles all over the country, U.S. District Judge • William B. Bryant said the draft violates antitrust laws. '4 Bryant said the essence 01 the ,.' . - . • ,4..: 1 •. . draft is an agr eement among • .. I j h. . team owners "that the right to 4,.', V .. . p .. ,....• \ negotiatewlth eachtopqualdy k' / ,.:::::::;''• graduating coll ege athlete will f ; ," tAl.-( v..be allocated to one team, and 3 ' . thatco ot hertwnwlll deal , (",. e with that person' 3k') it . . ' He called the arrangement an /. outright undisguised ref usal -im 1'l;4 iiAti... to deal,' and said It conJ'3 . *., stitutesa group boycott in its e classic and (flout petulctou.s (HsraId photo b y TOIT ViiinI) furm, a device which has long Watch where y you step, buddy, seems to be th e BAREFOO been conIEnned.' • " T ' messageconveyedbv the onlooker at the right. Note Bryants ruling Nedziesda' he is barefoot as Eugene Terrell runs past In was made &n the cue offormer TACKLE Tuesday's practice at the Sanford Middle School Washington Redakir.s defensive back Jines "Yazoo" Smith, field. Action took place as Sanford's entry in the who contended in a 3970 suit Central Florida Football League staged drills in that the draft stifled the maranticipation of the nearing season, which begins late ketmg of Ius f'aitball 5kil1S this month. Dwayne Miner Dwayne Don Jacobs Kenny lads Rick Nash Rick Evans David lass Randy Willis Cedric Canley Mike Cox Rick Work Scott Meyer Vinnis Quinn Jody Pickens Steve lenten - - - - -------Herb Folder Greg Ieqgs Marcus Kendrick Rory $10155 Danny Allen Richard Scary Lynn Dickerson Kern Sweat Steve Mulligan David Simms Stan Saiabanska Melvin .5e1ten Kevin Joseph Kyle Peters Danny Williams Wyman Jackson Keith tarnhart :hris German. to Jim Kremer Clark Gonzales Rick Ttsomblinsor Mike Garlic Mike Sapp Tony Sanchez Danny Kirby Greg Purner Andy Brown Kevin Collins -- Se Dean S$ackleford Earl Maier Kevin Kirschman 0 John Schultz Brian M.ntcalns Defense----- Fiank Meghie Male Behan Little Lee Baker Steve Shackleserd Rick Estrimeria John Fuller Jim Yarbrough Brad Koadle Randy Jones Scott Reddilt Allan Jackson Paul Hines Mike Perry lob Bray Doug Oreader Mile Cou,:pa,d steve Perry Mike Pl*tcher Richard Arnold John lrandorft Jim Pritchard Joey Clark Don SCIS,SnI Don Andriano Steve Oiaon Mitt Simonelli Mark Sctuenk a 10 Vim Forge, Lee Fields Stove Olson Jeffrey Marchantel Defense lob Bray Bob Soloman Bob Milanovich Mike Lacer, Bruce loch Pat Eby Rich Arnold Mike Cowiliard Mark Williams Doug Oreider Greg Abbott Chuck Woodworth Joey Clark Frank Fabrizo Sort Barclay , . • ••. ClaUs Sarnett Mile Butcher € Brent Matthews Chan Muller David Waugh Chin Muller David Sullen J T. Willeti Jilt Vann Doug Lepow Doug Magruder Malt Stevens Mike Sagi'isl Chile lavisen Norbert Seals Mile Presser Mike Butcher Mike Hanson Ed Murphy Carlos Santos" Paul Swell - • . * . Dog Racing * - -( pi ''-- - ...._.- ' . :* *.:.:. -, David Poe Chile $ariwfl Stacy Hoiderbaum Jay JoMon David Hamlin IrOnt Matthe 5 France. Putt-Putt .t$)._-------------- Defense.--- - Doug Lamer Stuart Hail C 0 pens Friday -- --------------- . games Tennis Tourney lob Luby Dvt Weaver Offense . A - 1,713; Handle - $173,0)9. ** Mall Simonelli Norbert Seals David Sutton Brent Matthews Malt Stevins Mile Sigrest David Hamlin Chin Muller . . --- Paul Swett Ed Murpny Win Webb Jay Johnson J,7. Willett Doug Lanier Mike Hanson Doug Kepow Jell Vann Stacy Hold.rbavm Slsvs Selvin Malt Stevens Caries Santiago Doug Magruder Bruce Burn, Stuart Hall Mike roller • ed.IO; P (S.7) 439.30; T (5.7.3) ________ ___ Mike Perry Ray Hybowoki Trimt y Prep Nick Microulis David Poe Racing . Hall .. Harness Racing .', 566 1.01 Don Andriano John Flores ..411) i : Larry Connariale Tony Cacciapi,,j Bob Soloman Ray HylOWOki Duane Veltn,an Mike Lacer, ---------------------- An • Lake Howell-offense Randy Pruitt Leo Schmidt Baseball Brent Matthews 4 tsr, j Of Duane Honaher Bud Kelsch Rick luedlinger .4h1),_-------------Marvin Goldma,, Doug Hancock Prather Gl Nichols DWI Edwin Gonzales Sag Lee labor Chris Moevse Joan Sobil Randy Larson Richar d McQuire Doug Lanier Painless Dentist; 3. Aim; 1. CCntswChristle;LSwsetica,y; AMERICAN LEAGUE 6. Toughy Tommy; 7. Quilqeyana; SEMINOLI East I. Pecos 1oct50. MATINIE RESULTS WEDNESDAY NIGHT W L Pt?. OS THIRD - I. OR's Dovit Deg; 2. FIRST - 7. Royal L000 FIRST- 1. Tim Kelly New York BI Si .670 FORE HILLS, N.Y. (I) 10.10, Terry T. Berry; 3. Sansage beat gritty veteran Rude CasRaucls) (S) 4.10, 3.6O,3.1O;2.JungloJsh(1)3.dO,210; Miss Event's victory was her 2.10. 3.00; 3. Custer i. 73 64 .533 " Runaway; 4. TraceysTovdtka; S. Standing in At Wim bledon, It was Event als 6-1,6-2 In the featur ed gh way 01 a Baltimore Desert Lady (S) 4.20; Q (1.5) A"@; 6. Kibill; Lobell (B) 6.40, 3.50; 3. Maurice ni t 99th in row on clay or slow rematch between the tennis Cleveland 1. Vinegar Sill; S. 17.00; p Edward (2) ($.) 32.30 31.39. 3.40; 0 (5.5) 22.40; T and Goolagong. Fow' times on match at the West Boston 64 fl .471 19 Unraveling. Side Tennis artificial s ur faces, a st reak queens are a pair of upset- Detroit 1:35:7. SECOND-i. True Faith (7)7.00. t he women's pro tow' this win- Club. 63 71 .410 21'. FOURTH - I. Buckskin Warrior; 30, SECOND - I. 3 which data ba to tim West- minded 20-year-olds, MIma Milwkee (1)3.30 3.40;). 2. Burgun 62 74 .456 dy Vel; 3. Bangle B. It was Event and GoolaIn men's action, top-seeded ernChssupIonhjck Western Scott Middight Major (B) 3.10; 0 (Dennis Bourgeois) (1) 16.60. 12. 20 . West (1.7) Royal; A. Blue Julci; S. Or NItro; 6. ps lnJuly,1973 Jausovec 01 Yugoslavia and . 460; gong. At last year's U.S. Open, Jimmy Connors of Bellevifle, 26.10; p (71) 77.70; T (71$) 113.10; Kan City 2. Private Line (1) 77.20. 1.10; DO (B?) 63.10 31.22. 79 Zhploc; 7. Trooper Jim; S. Sortie - when she lout to Miss Goola- Dianne Frornholtz of Australia. 3. Great Moment (2) 4.60; 0(1.4) Oakland it was Event and Goolagong. 71 64 .336 S Doll Ill. overpowered Jan Kodes 01 gong. THiRD-i. Dreamy Dee Dee (I) 13.40; T (1.42) 33t00; DO ($.1) Minnesota Bot h breezed Into the semis, 71 70 .304 FIFTH - I. Gil'S Debbie; 2. It always seems to be Event CzechoslovakIa 7'S, 6-3, 54 and 20.50.6.60,3.60; 2. Travehln Babe 32.30; T 1:33:2. After the customary dls- Miss Jausovec beating her dou- Texas 63 75 .4 (3) Nellie Day; 3. Es Patti; 4. 76 and Goolagong - and the 1976 third-seeded Gulllermo Vilas of claimers 1.40.3.40; THIRD 3. I. May London (6) 3.00; California Mud Pop a bo ut playing one bits partner, Vir 63 76 .433 16 Maraschino; S Kim Luke; 6 Plain Provost) (7) 6.50, 3.50, 2.40; 2. (tea (13) 4.10; P (13) 136.20; T (134) Talk; 7, R's ginia Rinici of Chicago 39 79 .43020 U.S. Open Tennis Champion- Argentina wore down plucky match at a time Jer; S. Peed'S Pain . and not looking Nibs 77450 31.56 Brat (4) 7.00. 4.20; 3. Gypsy Wednesday's Resvlts Romania, 6-2, 6-1, and Miss SIXTH - 1. Brian K. Icked; 2. ships is shaping up the same Eddie Dlbtm of North Miami, head, both distaff Froen Schuyler (3) 5.20; 0(41) 39S0; 1(7 FOURTH 1. Donne Eckert too tar a Boston 4, Detrih 3 Curryiea Lad; 3. Sliver S$nd; 4. holtz defea ting pi g-laUd, way 10.60,6.20, 5.20; 3. WrIght Grand (1) 3) Beach, Fla., the No. 9 seed, 6l, ri vals conceded they never are (6) Billimor, 3, Cleveland 1 Wright Can Can; S. Spied D'Ive; 6. 16-year-old Zenda Lieu of Day. 3930 3. It's Jody FOURTH -1. Lotus Bud Toeeded Chris Event of 24, 74, 74 in a two-how', 57- t New York I. Milwaukee 0 (7)9.50; (1. Mikvs Hawk; 7. Jackpot Joe; B. ar from each other's thoughts. tona Beach Fla., 6-1, (Mickey 6110.60; P (14) 190.20; Bridges (5) 3.00. T 2.40.2-40; California 2. Ka 2. Irene nsas City o Font La uderdale, and se (147) Larry Go. minute marathon. Conno rs will ' "Playing Evonne is v (7) 1.10, 3,00; 3. Feather Hill (41 fl430 31.43. . Minnesota 3. Texas I, 7' always SEVENTH - I. London Tars; 2. FIFTH - 1. Preach (2) 9.40, 7.50, in. 340; 0(5.7)1300; T (5.71) 272.10; T and-ranked Evonne Goolagong meet Vilas in one men's semi- somethingspec1aJ,"MLuEv, nings, rain Wei Wei Wong; I. Hand OIl; 1. 6.60. 7 Coedad (3) 4.10, 3.30; 3 I::2. 01 Australia took anot he r Stride final Saturday. Chicago 6. Oakland Capricious; S. Chicory; 6. Fawn said. "It's alwa ys In the back 01 Dolly (I) 4.20; 0 (2•3) 35.00; P (3 Dawn; FIFTH - I. Chance Win (Mickey 7. Today's Games on the road toward their exFidrlda Suck; I. Wright The remaining men's semi- my mind that we rn' meet In 3)76230; Bri T (23$) 714.00. es) (S) 5.20. 2.20 dg , 2.60; 2 Chicago (Brett 95) at Gay. * petted showdown in the wom- final berths wer SIXTH Oak Strong 1. see Socr.ts (1) 7'. (4)2,40,2 40; 3. Vldory Rally 3.60. land (8ohnsen 7.5 or Norris 4 (3) e to be doter- thefInals,andI!cjows EIGHTH - 1. Risky FritZ; 2. 1.40; Q (45)6.00; T (343) 49.20; 2. Winding River (7) 50. prize en's singles f inal by scoring mined today, with No. 2 Bjorn SI Pigeon; the JIgsoW Janet; 4. e way." 2.60; 3. Dream T 2.113. Acre (3)2.10;Q (4 7) Detroit (Ruhle 9.10) at Boston easy quarter-final vi ct o ri es Borg of Sweden playing No. 6 Good; S. Honda Pass; 6. Bryan SIXTH - I. John L. Purdue 3$30; P (.7) 51.00; T (47.3) 111.50 "I really don't like to look (Cleveland E Mr. Keith; 7. Bar S Pit; 3. SoIl FOX. Wednesday. Miss Event over- Manuel Orantes 01 Spain, the ahead," Miss Goolagong said (Hershell Hall) (2) 3-00.3-110. 2.70; 2. 38.64. Clev ela nd (Dobson 13.11) at Egyptian NINTH - I. Jolly Jumper; 2. wheimed Naha Wind yreva, defending cham pion, and No. S (5) Baltimore 2.10. 3.40; 3. ( b. May 179). SEVENTH - 1. B's bole I) Compromise; 3. Brindle Sker; 1. a smile. "But it woul d be with 7050.4 00.3.50:3. ThOusa Dancing Colliers nd (1) 4.60. Milwaukee (5) 3.40; 0 (25) SIC. 3. the 18-yearold Russian, 6-1, 6-2 file Nast.ase of Romania lacing nice to beat Chris, especially Sun Sister; S. Shaded Blue; 6. Merit; PrIncess Printer (5) 4.40; By The Associated Press ' (Travers120). 1512) at 5.20; T (231) 46.20; T 1:V:1. New York (Holtiman (na 7. Brave Lucille; I. Pecos Jivin. in an afternoon q uarter-final unseeded Dick Stockton of Dal- here In the Ii 4); P (II) 115.20; T 1411) SEVENTH - 1. Bullet Freight 13440 31.32. U.S. Open, and on TENTH -I. Lucky Whiz; 3. Cap California (Hartzell 61) at (Betty Gill) (2) More than six weeks after Kansas match, while Miss Goolagong las. City (Leonard 9.00. 3.40, 2.10; 2 Checker; 3. Keith Geiger; 4. Von clay." EIGHTH fans began paying regularea16.7), In) Armbro Jamie (7) MmmeWta (Hughes 3.20, 2.40. Watch (3) Gann S. Treats; 6. stick Jim; 7. The jci 3 550 360, 3.20; I.2.Space Bit Of Grace (1) Lost Guide; son pr ices for their tickets, Na- Texas (Umbarger 9 11), 712) (n) it Frisky Donna (3) 4.00; 0 (27) 13.10; 3.40.350; S. Nap's Jake. 3. It's Taffy (5)5.50; all. 1 (27 3)377.60; T 2:12:1. Fry's Games ELEVENTH - 1. HIgh Bit; 2. tonal Football League teams EIGHTH - I. Engine Room Russ 3) 19.20; P (31) 69,00; T (5.1$) Man's Jaison; 3. Detroit at Boston. In) Rockin Lulu; 4. will begin playing regular-sea(Tom Vand.venter (3) 11.10, 1.00. II? 20 31.50 Cleveland at Baltimore, Mark Below; S. J. Darron; 6. Big NINTH -I. Noting (5) 11.00. 5.00. son 2. Jesta Chief (7) 3.50. 2.40; Milwaukee at New York. In) for those tickets this 4.20; 2 Jan15 (4 11.50,430; 3. Millie Expectation; 7. Mary Kite; 3. Miss Adios Pompey (I) 240; Oakland at Texas. In) Sunday. Liberation. 1 Schenk (2) 2.60; Q (IS) I0; P (5 32,10; T (3 7.1) 110.50; T 1:33:1. California at Chicago, In) TWELFTH - i. Jlml ZIP; 2. Spyin More than 3.5 minion tans 1) 1 (542) 4343Q 3143 NINTH 1. Kansas City at Minnesota, (Spiro) ifl Sly; 3. O.S. News Maker; 1. My Big TENTH -1. Petite Pinto (3) 9.50, Serbes (3) 7.00. 4.20, 2.20; 2 paid their way into the tuneup hnh Wheel; S. L'S Love Of Emma; 6. Wheel; 3 20.250. I. Waide univ (1) 1, Ocala Paddy Wak II) 7.50. 3.60: games that Commissioner Pete Worthy Will; 7. Sandy Time; 5. Pit 3. 2603 Gene Austin (5) 3.60; NATIONAL LEAGUE Michele Eden (I) 7.60; 0(31)32.10; Q .1 Luke. Rozelle labels preseason games 140 p (3.) 33.00; 1 East iJ 7 (34 II 6260. T '091 (3-1 8) 172,00: 31.13. (Editor's note: The following W L Pct. OS and almost everyone else calls TENTH - i. Curtis Hill (Joe BC I l'fhua ELEVENTH - I. Bob Tryon (1) 54 53 .613 Solders) (3) 300. 1.40, 7.60; 2. Is the flrstofa three-part sesies exhi bi tions. 1' PittO This was a memorable race 50 55 Sumter Princess (1) 5.20. 4.50; . 640. 3.00.3.00; 2. Shiver B. (I) 1100. 350 4' en Bill France Sr., recently l'hetotal attendance of3,534,New 3 J.H.C.'s Big Girl (3) 5.10; 0 York Clever Astra (6)1.00; 0 11.3) $7.50; 73 U '532 l2' in more ways than one. Cars . i included into the motorsports (1 1) 4400; P (1.7) il7.30 T (41.5) 43 76 713 was up from 1975's figure of Chicago 1 (31 6) 322.20; 1 2:07.1. w er 114 e Strictly stock and dr rs ive $044.20; 31.63. ;. Louis 60 73 •iu n A - 504; Handle press association Hall of Fame) $45.692. a dazzling collection of national 3,365,147, but that was because Montreal TWELFTH -I. Dark Lament (3) 47 :, DAYTONA BEACH - It was expansion teams in Seattle and 740. 360, 3.20; 2. Travelin Lucy (2) and International stars West In'; a rare sports fan who in 1926 Tampa Bay swelled the total Cincinnati S. 60. 3.20.3. Cousin Kim (S)3.50,Q 19 .ê .,. chiding Bill Cummings, (23) 22.60. P (3.2) SilO. T (3.2 5) Los Ang 79 59 thought auto racing would 9 $7 .number of games played from Shaw, Doe McKenzie, Major 117.00. 35.46. Houston DAYTONA BEACH 70 , become one of the most popular , A - 2.570; Handle - $201,167. Di ego Goldie Gardner, Milt Marion, 79 last year to 86 this season. MATINEE RESULTS 65 77 .455 25 sports In the United States. But The per-game average suffered San Fran 63 70 447 26, Bob Sail and Bill Schindler. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES i BIB France was so fascinated o 79 FIRST - 1. Daffy (6) 26.10. 7.20. .432 2$' small decline from 42.597 in Atlanta Turns were hastily cut FIRST - I, Robert West; 2. 'I Wednesdays Results 150:2 Warrior Walt (5) 4.60. 3.00; 3' bythesport-eventhen-that Leagued; 3. Summer Dew; I Fawn through the sand dunes and 1975 to 41,101 this year. New York 11. Chicago s Raggedy Rose (I) 3.20; 0 (S 6) Donald; S. Blaze Bud; 6. Plain Talk; he played hookey to watch Ma Montreal ny NFl. teams claim that 7$. St 1360; P (65) Louis 5.7 173.10; 31.52. long before the end of the race, 7 Jobhi's Wizard; I. Randy Rugrat. Pittsburgh drivers st reak around the old 6. Philadelphia 1 SECOND - I. San Ann (4) 26.00, the course provided more of an the only way they can turn a SECOND - I. Patti Shaw; 2 Cincinnati 2. HIxJ.I,., A kn,,,,l .ra&Ai.,,,x, In Ii S n r..i.,, iii , Cadet rn * J•. &IU U.I, U. "J 1 I A •nd,.pn,,a •h,rn U ....i i*vns is wu.n income from nreMIIfllJ J. F' an LJiego I, $0 in JOQ; 1. Running bandy (7) 6.40; Q He knew that this was an (3 4) 41 60; P (41 3) 170 70; 1 (437) contest. There was mass season games. And that is the flings event that was a happening - a San Francisco I. Los Angeles 92170; 00(6.1)79610; 3150. explanation they offer For the confusion as to who was 0. II innings BILL FRANCE SR. THIRD - I. Dale Paul (5) 500. • sport that excited people, a six-seven weeks of exhibition ning where, but France Todoy'soames 100. 300: 2 Fd'. M.x'n Oust 13) sport that had a brilliant Future. games. motorcycle racing. But when a given fifth place money. Chicago ( Bonham 510) It 20.5 60; 3. Leader Leo (7) 3 00; 0 at And it was this vision that later half-mile dirt track wa,sbufltat PhiI&dCIhii ilonboru 119). (35)46.00; P(03) 710.10; 7(5.37) Thecltyhadputonthatevent In) 191,20; 31.92. led to the forming of NASCAR . Plkesvllle, Md., he managed to and when officials decided not P'treal (Carrithr FOURTH - 1. Wright Bronze (4) 611) at (National Association for Stock scrape together enough money to remain in the race-promoting St Louis (McGlothcn 17.13). 740. 400. 2.80; 2. Buttermilk (I) Car Racing) and Is the reason to buy a cutdown Model T with buniness, France elected (n S 40. 1.60; 3. Kap Ann (7) 4.00. Q Ii to try Cincinnati (Zachry $25) at 4) 11.50. P (1 I) 50.70; 7 (41.7) t why France was Inducted Into an overhead valve conversion, his hand at It. "Charlie Reese Houston (Aflduiir $9), (n) 67 10, 3776. ' the National Motorsports Press He raced there with such gars and I ran the race In 1938," Atlanta (Rulhven 13-11) The Seminole Community at FIFTH - 1. Sonkisl Al (6) 10.00, Association Auto Racing of of the era as Harris Inslnger, recalls 440. 3.70. 2. He (3) 520, 360; 3. "We charged 50 College Foundation tennis San Diego (Strom 11 15). In) San Francisco Fame on Sept. 4, at Darllngton. Park culp and Wheeler Braden. cents for admission and 5,000 Melody Song (S) 2 St. 0 13 6) 1020; tournament - 43 teams strong II 721 at Los AngelesIMonletusco ljohn • P (6, 1) 763.00. (6.35)57 00. 31 70' S.C. During the late 1920s and people showed Lip. We divided a - begins Friday at p.m. and E. (n) SIXTH - I Chuckle Faith (2) "Stock car racing is the one early 1930s, the Washington, $200 profit. Only games scheduled 960, 6 *3. 3.40. 2 Dallying (5) 520. continues through the : sport wtnre the automobile is D.C., native graduated I, a Friday's Games 300:3 Bellamy Gill (1) 240. 0 (75) "A month later, we ran scheduled 3 p.m. finals Sunday Chicago at Philadelphia. In) 29 20; P (2 I) 109.30; 1 (7. 1) 302 40; the equalizer as far as physical Riley with which he cam- another race and increased the 10 In advanced, lntez-medlate end 1119 ""i" " trl abilitIes," says France. "In paigned all over the East Coast price to SI "'f New York at St. Lows. In) SEVENTH - 1. Clip (3) 17 SO, .A Ijuilce divisions. q ' baskejboll, the tall guy has an for five years. HouS?un at Sin Diego, ( n) 13.20. 6.20; 7. Carol Day (2) 7.00. people turned up." A number of ranked players 310. 3 Pecos Biackhbght (6) 3 80. Q a4varage. In football, it's the In the fall of 1934, France This convinced France that are competing. Top seed In (23)6020; p (32) 73950; T (326) bigger fellow that has the edge. : decided to move to Florida. He, promoting races was just as tourney are Mr. and Mrs. Dave 10320. 3169, 11 But in racing, your size has wife Anne, and year.old son, much fun as competing In them. EIGHTH - I. Sail Maker (6) AT COLONIAL DII VI Grant of Longwood, ranked 15 00, 9 20, 160. 2 Naps Johnny (1) Pre Division nothing tj do with how suc- Bill Jr., ended up settling In And If you knew what you were eighth In the state. Orlando r..ry English 20 27 77-42 520, 100. 3 Shonda Lee (5) 300; 0 cessful you are. Daytona Beach. To support his doing and could attract a top Racquet Club pro Zato Thnflo Toni BonUs 282927-12 (16) 5760; p (11 1) 309 00. 7 (6.15) ' ft's a sport where I feel If I family, France o,erated a field, you could boost your bank and Bill These will compete, 3$ 2632-44 69100. 3177. NINTH - I Power Man (S, 350. can prepare a car well, I can service station - hich Anne account, too. -64 will the Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cvfi Ar,afers 2 40,220. 2 Oidley Do Good (6) 250. 3177 29-57 compete equrily." ran when he raced his Itiley In a In 1940, France staged the Welsh and Joyce Jim Haynes 220. 3. LiWta Farrow (2) 2 20. Q IS 3035 21-43 France was able to do this Iw races In the South and tint all-woman race. J.*(k P0011 35 25 3141 8) 70 10; p (5 6) ii 00. 7 (5.6-7) Ilacklin teams. 4610,3171 from the time he burrow ed his occasiona lly ba ck up North. APADivislen World War II put a stop to his John Newcombe Mixed TENTH - 1 Nap's Joe Potts (I) sAft 3279 dad's Model T, sneaked to His Initial experience with racing and promoting days. But Doubles champions Ron Young ChuZk Plir.i 7 10.4 00. 300; 2 June Alice (3) 3 40. 25 27 21-44 Laurtl and drove lt around the stock car auto racing - the already he was envisioning $3929-So 210:3 Barney Eckert (63300;Q(l and Helen Menuch are in the Georg,Cruj p',' banked boards, wearing out a facet of the sport which has holding national championship Cave Beck 3) 1320. P (13) 7210. 1 (136) 30 25-57 field alTg with three notable Jim Mannhivj 8720:3114 3$ 2729-57 sat of tires and managing to made NASCAR one of the bed. events and this was the Sanford teams - Connie Tom*i,nk ELEVENTH - I liii Heioi (I) 3035-21-V keep a straight face as his known auto racing governing beginning of the Idea that Bennett-Lynn 320.350. 120; 2 Is Pert Paston (1) 29 21 32-N Zilles, Leslie thrry tjrocqe fa ther comp to the local organizations 323029-41 23.10. 5.60. 3. Sovran Shirley IS, organizatlo in the world - finally formulated Into Castle-Bob Ek and ConjjjeMbe- MenoC,auibone 360. Q (75) 3140. P117)19, 10 1 30303343 "I tire dealer about the hod tires came In March, 1935, when the NASCAR and later the Billy Brumley. (075) 43160. 3160 Novica Division he had sold him. first race was run on the old lucrative Winston Cup series. liarcar 363030-N TWELFTH-l.AimostDicn't(S) Aluminum Is Greg Rotjgerh;er , France then switched to Beach-Road Course at Daytona (Next: NASCAR's forerunner) donating trophies. Bill Lowle 2680, 6.50. 39.20; 7 B Printer)) 363$ 37-99 Ed Bouchard 6 00.640. 3 Lyruiea (3) 3 20. 0 (5 7) 3631 32-99 ' Tracing The Foots teps ------------------- Mark Davis Irian Breda Lee Riley Mike Prosser * Jim McCullum Doug Canninglon Baird Lyons Tommy Albert Randy Pewter Edward Upson Seals Unpopular With Fans Lake Brantley-offense Tommy vhite David Gist Keith LaDay Steve Gala. .4, Preseason lnriq,ie Peaate Bret Pee Ed Christianson Greg Warren Steve Peavey oiwi Osborne Steve Meyers 41-~'.. (AP) Barry Swearloger liii Hetfield Mike Wilson Larry Clark ten Ansley l I Tennis Stands As Usual: Vs, Goolagong Defense lick Sinned John Donohue Ron Brown 1. # ' Norbert Dennis Cone Rick Wart Gerry Meta Jon Olsen Mike Sol So ----------------------- . . . ~ lick Evans Scott Meyer ion Olsen Gerry Meta ----Defense ---- Dan Smith Randy Homer Hurvral Sell loony Johnson J.T. Willett I If . " 1 Dan Nash Dan Mots Greg Kerr Mile Mullins David Caughell aiii Carte, Charlie Johnson "a . Henry Pinney Dennis Cone Bobby Johnson Hurvral Sell Cedric Canley Mike Seiple I nv ; 40 Charlie Johnson Dwayne Miner Jack Procell Mike Meta ' Morris Hedges Jack Procell Henry Finney Morris Barber Darrell Jetnion Rory Stone Rick lennen Barry Swearinger Richard Beery Kim Sweat Herb Fewer John Donohu. Lynn Dickerson Danny Alien Larry Clark Marcus Kendrick Greg Daggs Mike Wilson Greg Warren Ron Brown Sob Burkhart 14 Christianson Sill Thicker Stan Ialabonski Wyman Jackson Son Ansley Kevin Joseph Kyle Peters David Sims Melvin Mette Keith Barnhart Chris Germane tart Hettiold .. '. dary. Predicted finish: 54. . -Offense Mike Coo Randy Willis Rick Nash Curtis Holloway Greg Kerr a -Lyman--------------offense- Danny Williams Steve Peavey Steve Meyers . .. OiI Pr'0I• Rod Turner Pal line --------------------- • • center ~~ --Defense------- % Ken Meadows Henry Gilchrist Tim Palmer Greg Kerr Dan Smith Rick Wart Randy Homer David Sass in Danger -Mha-r way to keep Its 28 tmms The offensive line Include ends Nick Microulls and Doug Lanier, tackles Paul Swett and J.T. Willett, guards Ed Murphy and Jay Johnson plus Win Webb. On defense, the front four are Lanier, Willett, Mike Hansen and David Poe. Linebackers are Chan Muller, Matt Stevens, Johnson and Webb. Barnett, Prosser and Matthews handle chores in the secon- to Kenny III Don Anne" Jim Kennedy Oviedo. , D Danny Flint 0100111 Gllch?151 Kurt Sdllrard Robert Charles Chuck McMullen Willie Hughes David Wilchar Chad loll O.J. Trade Issuell".-Pited 'Dead' ' Deimell Q$ichrlst Ken Meadiws Morris lirbIF Jeff Andersen Senn5e StraWter. Chad Roil ---a ---------- - - Move To Rams Didn't Pan Out • is that we have seven home games." Like last season, the Saints are not 7 They offered the Bills all 17 of plredat4 p.m. According tore- son has said he won't go to San their draft choices In IM, mere ports, they offered defensive Diego. words spoken in the apprG. hours before a judge found the end Cedric Hardman, running In other NFL developments priate solemn tone by a man draft to be a violation of the back Wilbur J&ckon and Wednesday, the New York Jets anti-trust laws. They offered to defensive back Boggle Taylor made a total of 14 player transwhose mind was troubled. pay the bonuses for every for the All-Pro runner. -Theissur is totally actions. They traded linebacker hplayer the Bills sign next said Lou Saban, who That left the Rams with their Godwin Turk to Denver and season. the National Football draft choices, the 49ers with Richard Wood to Tampa Bay But even with NFL Commis- their players, and Simpson with each for a draft choice Buffalo Bills. The Issue was a running back named O.J.Sioner Pete Roulle serving as the Bills, where he doesn't want waived seven players Including son and Bills'aftempts to f ulfill the medistor between Buffalo to be .Though two sears still Jazz Jackson, and acquired his wishes by trading him to a OWflet Ralph Wilson and Los remain on Simpson 's fi veyear eight. Angeles General Manager Don contract, he has not yet ap. West Coast team Placed on Injured waivers by mougn ti'e stakes got higher Klosterman, no agreement peared at training camp or the Jets were center Wayne and higher as Wednesday prog. could be reached. The Bills In- played In a preseason game. He Mulligan, running back Bob reseed amoinding virtually to a sisted that All-Pro defensive Isn't on the club's active roster. Gresham and cornerback Rich ransom for the spec. aid Jack Youngblood be part of The next move, It appears, Is So wells. tacular Simpson, the Los Ange. their compensation for Simp- that Wilson again will try to Veteran center Bob Hyland, les Ram were unable to ac- son, and when the Rains re- persuade Simpson to return to who began his career with quire the running back's sm. fused to part with him, the issue action with Buffalo. Wilson told Green Bay, was picked up on was totally dead. a Los Angeles newspaper he waivers by the Packers along "We tried again," said Kios- thinks It can be done. with linebacker Bob Lally. terman, "but we weren't sirIt appears few other oi*ions Green Bay put receiver Eddie cessful. ' are available. The Bills no Bell on injured waivers. N FL Neither were the San Fran- longer can trade with National Meanwhile, the Atlanta Falcisco 49m, who also made a Conference dubs, leaving only cons claimed tight end Bob last-ditch bid before the inter. the AFC Oakland Raiders as Adams, an eight-year veteran, conference trading deadline ex- prospective dealers since Simp- on waivers. WASHINGTON iAPi - A frdenfludgeuya the Nationai ______ Brent Matthews. Mike Prosser and Cliffe Barnett split the quarterbacking, although Prosser Is listed as the starter for Saturday's home opener against Orlando Tabernacle. eligible for the state playoffs. State rules dictate playoff participants play teams within Its district, and Trinity prefers not to play the larger teams In Class AA. Seals, now a 170-pound senior, rolled up 1,543 yards last season. The tailback has the moves, speed and all-around ability to draw the eye of college scouts - a rarity among Class AA players. The rest of the backfield includes fullback David Sutton and halfback ClassAAteanij. Iguessthefeature Jay Johnson oarriil Joiwi510 .5047 PiCk$ Tim Orion Charles RIgglol Robert Charles Jim Kennedy Jim - - - - • . Kenny Lee Ricky Man" JIM Edmonds Steve Season Kurt Scilirard tad Turner Nate Washington Alvin Sweet rhris liftins Aided By The Associated Press ager Whitey Herzog was lookThe way they're playing, the ing for answers to his team's Kansas City Royals could sure sudden Impotence. Angels 2, Royals 0 use a little o utside help. They got It Wednesday not Gary Ross and Dick Drago from an unexpected so urce - combined on a six-hitter as Cal the Chicago White Sax. (forrila beat Kansas City. Seminole 27, Spruce Creek 7- Almost a ho-hum The White Sox, who are going Yankees I, Brewers 0 triumph for the Seminoles, who discover defense is nowhere this season, slowed up Ed Figueroa pitched a threeOakland's express with a come- hitter for his 17th victory of the still a sure-cure for an erratic offense. Oak Ridge 3$, Lyman 1$ - Even catching back 6-5 victory over the A's. season and Gralg Nettles That left staggering Kansas slammed his 28th home run as Pioneers before they are rambling at full speed not City still In command of the New York routed Milwaukee. enough to prevent outcome. Oak Ridge wins the American League West with a Orioles 3, Indians 1 battle in the trenches - big. five-game lead over Oakland, Jim Palmer, with home run Lake Brantley 19, Apopka 0 - Too much of despite a 2.0 loss to the Califor- support from Reggie Jackson, everything for the outclassed host. How about one nia Angels -the Royals' fourth pitched Baltimore over Cleve.. TD for the offense, one for the defense and one by the straight and ninth defeat in 10 land and became the season's starts. first 28-game winner In the Patriots' specialty squad' 'I woke up this morning and American League. Lake HoweU 14, Mount Dora 7 - A mediocre we were five games behind and Red Sox 4, TIgers 3 Class AAA Is too much for a strong Class AA, but in a pennant race," said OakVeteran Carl Yastrzemskl fans get an early look at the tie-breaker system in land Manager Chuck Tanner, drove In two runs with his 20th action. who saw his team blow afive- homer and an infield pop single Oviedo 1$, Rockledge 6 - The Lions are so run lead. "When I wake up to. and rookie Butch Hobson calhungry the Brevard visitors are chewed up in the morrow, well still be five lected three hits In helping Bosfirst half, letting the Oviedo defense coast home in games behind and In a pennant ton beat Detroit. race. The only difference will Twins 3, Rangers 1 the laM, two quarters. be that there's one less game to Lyman Bostock smashed four hits, scored two runs and batted Trinity Prep 11, Orlando Tabneracle 6 - The play." While Tanner was bemoaning In another to lead Minnesota only questions are zero or six for Tabernacle and how many yards Norbert Seals, the O.J. of Class AA, a game that could have brought over Texas in a game called Oakland within four games of during the eighth inning by could get if his coach let him play the whole game. the Royals, Kansas City Man- rain. system of &dting , Offense- bright it seems too good to be true. Litton Mark lenaud always bounce the way you expect. Dauntlessly we step into a new year of pickin' and don't confuse selections with loyalty or prejudice. Thee only thing that counts in pickin' is winning. There are no ties, no kissin' your sister. Here's the eye-opening lidlifter: By The AUOeIaI.4 Press It was a simple entence difference in football this season at Trinity Prep, says coach Joel Kelley. Everyone is acutely aware that Norbert Seals - Central Florida's No. 1 ground gainer last season -Is returning. And Kelley Is Norbert's No. 1 fan. However, Kelley warns teams who key on Seals that they are going to get burned. "The schedule Is definitely tougher," says Kelley. "we dropped two Class A teams and picked up II Everyone who plays Trinily, will be thinking about NOrbsrt Seals. And that's a mistake, because the Saints are certain to tot teems key their all-everything back and go the other way with the bell. Depth Is the new factor at the private school, and while coach Joel Kelley is worried about a beefed-up schedule, the outlook is so 011010 0 114 Mi, some depth. That in essence is going to be the ,go%, Hunches Royals *Trinity Prep Looking over the shoulders of Seminole County high school football coaches, the Evening Herald presents The Clipboard, a weekly feature displaying depth charts from the blackboards in coaching offices. By The Auscts$ed Press Just as surely as fall Is around the corner, mist lifts from Lake Monroe every morning and the piper mist be paid. so do sports writers step into the pressure cooker this time of year. IINN.u.IMIS,d,PL * Ws#I Webs David Wavet ,, ç' Calhoun-Bob * - .4-; • . 1 i: ,j ' i' )j• , I .... s.- - r. �__ /7) Al £A nATUt M(PIYA[ P1flT ____ u" 1 •. r r2se.- RKW4, 1,04 f4. . 1 myo Ne ___ ___ So ,. Fun.ral Notk.s M1* 9F7 J , (IY • ier 004* Acid, X. P", QW4% of FILIOUR, Funer al ssiatord, ______ &Myors Wds& his Sanford, their wih, Ked, Sa*rd; sider, Mm Bryad were clm friends. Mrs. Froom Fikw, Sedwd; Owes sons, OWr I., Imittown, Mkiinle Lm Roberts, Ft Myers; friendship ddft bad to their 94Q.- 940 V"rw — *ft is" Tuesday. ThM W Avrnei iwlR4 'l p.., ° , .. clsurooma WIATHIN - .. garuens wines. Crealde also . -'' .. • 17 Offersa _7 . •W,4 - T I V .4 ! PA co C9MOM 14 0 FAR 41 1140 C411 [*Fflfflosi dr 4 4)O g4' NK 0 Registration Qn Per Business Courses . rioor over ing rItcnen Proaucts Light Fixtures Center Shop Show Room t, $YNTNIT1O TUR DRYER VINTKIT 79 Plumbing Fixtures Supply WICIALFEaflME TOII.?TankFILLVA[VE fig Model 216. ( cw uy une . ------ C tfQ,1tV± T KM etl\ 7 I.r 99 ac t,. 5 t1wij çI)Q( j Ynyk 3.916 ared shirt red vest. ester sith pop-up sssernbfy. 99!41 25 ___ I Srs lo41ow STARTER SET th U m ary/ es 200 N. PARK, SANFORD Lj PH. 322-2383 .1TTfj 0t ?'wg *',JO 'WhI sbsHel — 'Qne 3CAL. 4r iwiii !"urt AI- IOU~ 44IWiL uas iums't Li WQRK. NC2+ UGKT 93 :Lci &(Rji,, .JW1IJp 'Ua,S 99 La4Zi. Sm,i IJII* flØ 49 ii.1(4 *t 54Dm'rnou13r s 501 W. 13th Street ( Be tween LaurelS Opening Sept. 15 1;'4,1 utch the happy feeling of comlort as you step Into this Nuturullier sling. .Just gently glide along In a shoe that's beautifully softened with padded insole and knit ("\ lining. You can always count on Suturulizer S J *I4 1128 ! 4sittmminij, ChD1(QQ. t er love getting used to rI 1k ' 4k4k' t4H t If two's company and three's a crowd, what's one? Usually a single, the saying goes. Among those 53 millIon unattached adult Americans who include the widowed and divorced, the Fashion ease YOU UU L. 'U1bJOj.ion IujpU -2 Antiques I ,n$ InLjQg biflse 5.u...t 2,V Not For Singles 75"4 La . in 23 ' Two's Company? Courtyard NATURALEM 67 9 1A5 3)64 f-h1q.,44 jitt, . ..4, flowse i i O,) - .1pow ,foury $p. £ui'iwt et Ona - - - 'UP your leisure hours. ... All 1 an, care ee, • washable. 51 $ to $25 - fr - I Suite 13 Oownhswii Sanford 215 E. FIRST ST. Ph. 333.4132 -4. SEE k'QQ 'ol 'V• U • Henry Lee sees you in a softly tailored dress with tailored notched collar, a buttoned tab to hold the multi__________________ sthped scarf. Tn-color leather belt and cleverly detailed patch - pockets. And, it's a step in, zip up and go dress! Casual and " The proportion of women wbo L ' • Why are women getting later? Many agree women may just like to take a longer time windowshopping. - Who are today's singles? According to the Bureau of Census, they predomInate married Di-'j Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry Service in a pleasant at. mosplwre. Open 7 am. - _____ nig 208 E. FIRST ST.. SANFORD 322 0204 daily. Located at . FARWAY PLAZA Oi Hwy. 17-92 at 27th 322-9 731 Try It you'll like it - ZAYRE PLAZA - SALE STARTS - 2944 ORLANDO DR. SANFORD I.. PEPPEREU, MILLS PERMA PRESS •'. DIhAV - — PRICES GOOD FRI. & SAT. -• PILLOW CASES wuv116 uwt Luuecuucaeu women. In fact, a great many single womii of all ages have more education, better and higher incomes. LAUNDROMAT SHOE STORE 322-3324 tiiOIf/NS ___ :&AVIN4c!i history. FAIRWAY [N)4-yourse!T R'eehin, 'TREE PAR K ING 1 255-220 E. 1st ST. IN REAR WHILE I SANFORD SHOPPING ROJ Ph. I - i £ DOORBUSTER SPECIAL! NEWEST ARRIVAL! - POLYESTER & COTTON TOP & BOTTOM WEIGHT W Eo. MILL. IRREG. LIMIT 6• WHITE SUPER SELECTION Ohdf KRINKLE DRESS, BLOUSE - ''C & SPORTSWEAR A Vy FABRIC PRINTS & SOLIDS _____ *,Iglo - FLEECE MACH. WASH 39c yd OUT THEY GOP 4341 IOOb POtVESTR SHAG WASH *CANDY FLOCKS STITCH *DOTTED SWISS WITCHERy 'c IQ( 3S • 39c yd G 3.41 '1(A p, PO STITCH cttPE STITCH $' 39 1 yd. STACY FABRICS NON WO.N, FUStStj yd. DOUBLE KNITS • BYMIUIKEN MACH. C 100% POLYESTER WOODLYN 834' 8OOARNE12O%N'YL 09 I 1000 ACRYLAN BRUSHED 6 loft From $38to$7g. 9-*~4 remain single until they are 20 years old has Increased by onethird since l%O, reports the Institute of Life Insurance. And today's average age of marriage Is 21, the highest In show rnUu.W colors. I never-marriede are a rapidlygroup. 1%Os, the Increase In singleness was greatest among young women who had not attended college. The women's movement as a factor In singleness? So far, the governznent' findings add up to a chicken-or- the egg debate. 4L1i5wi rom c,ji,rp u -.wn oc.t U)o \ growing Desplte thefactthatcollegeedtated women Mill dominate the single ranks, census figures that starting with the f$osuy tu \ I . y Hairstyling FORD Polyester. 'Thlsstyleand others, In \ I \ Practically care-free for busy days ahead.....Just blow dry, brush and forget it. JoIn qj qQu4''F QftQWr \ \ \ I I • — wribi 'jr care-free it's Pointe , ..- De Roma 100% — • YOURSELF THIS WAY... harden. This prevents rot. It row, starting at the bottom of will root In water or soil. the cone. The fruit will begin to Plant the cr own In a l24nch developwhen theiastflowersof pot with gravel for drainage, the cone have died. FW container with a good light When a fruit Is about 6 sod with some organic compost, months old, signs will Indicate — Ftt ft FtQOR UU "wow - you like to grow a pressingsoilfirmly aro d e un th that It is harves time, The color side of the plant. These can be plant and eat it too?" asked base. Peed when planted, and changes fromtgreen to gold, cutoff andgrown as new plants Mrs. H. A. Moreland Sr., a again every two or three starting at th e bottom oftheShort plants, from the side, mernberof theHlbtscusQrde, months. If you us e dry plantfruit When Its color Is golden roducefrthtaboutfourrnont hs Sanford Garden Qub. food, spr inkle on soil and water halfway, ft Is ready to pick. You sooner than crown plants, "I did," she continued. "My well. If you use liquid, you can no w have material for a new "Buy a pineapple at neighbor brought me a pow water Into the lower leaves plant by using the crown of the grocery store. AdmIre it your pineapple from Hawaii this and on surface of soil. After and new fruit. eat It, but save the crown and mlmmer.Thatwuthestartofa that, water only when soil feels The older plant will put otg grow new experience." said Mrs. dry to the fingers. Excessive branches or shoots from the Moreland. Mrs. Moreland shares the water can cause rot. experience In this month's Keep the torpical plant warm Garden Gate column, when the weather is cold and In "Youcan'tputapineappleln agoodllghtlndoors.ftcan be youraultcaseaiidflyhounewlth moved outside to patio or the It," she cautioned. "It would not garden when weather gets pass 11w quarantine Imposed on warm, being careful not to give ELEE VINCENT all plaids brought tide the it sunburn. mainla nd U.S. But___ pineapples Watch your pineapple grow oes Back.To.SchooI can be shipped by p1anters who and fl In HawaII and have them Inspected. The fruit Puerto Rico where growing h "THE SUPER.CUT" arrives home the urn, time condlticnsareldeal,lttak es 24 youdo. to26monthstoformrlpefrujt. "My pineapple was mod Potted, It may take longer. In deli cious. We ate It after It had the meantime, you will have an turned a golden color," said attractive plant for your borne Mrs. Moreland, and explained that rivals many of Its crown or spikey top Is a BromeUad cousins. minature of the attractive When the plant Is about 18 ho useplant you can grow. Cut It mont hs old a small flower , from the pineapple and trim the cluster, too small to be seen, lower Layer 01 leaves and pulp will form in the center of the from the base. Place upside leaves. Next, a bright red co ne down In a cool dry place for a will emerge. From this cone, week to allow the stem to small blue flowers open,row by RD' *A*IHEAIERS $s the cked - W3hT1$$ 4" cernerset /wuvw .Mia ti - •. Each 24 tIIU,5.q,L As of LAVATORY CENTERSET 95 WIIIII 'ss.i ',,a with Each RANGEHOODS LIGHT BULBS 1 2 )LJ( w a-ce (each) FewIiwP7ictn.sq. . ower. Fits all tokt tanks. Easy to inittall. 39 3 ' .. your own," % _2 ... "Would as - .....•__.... Grow Own Pineapple-- Easy, Tasty 04 W4 ."I *4flop 4440* IM441110 WWWAW.4%~ Uscim prMh and their — Acngloauepsllmento( Health, Education and Welfar e sur vey of health conditions of your anxious youngster? yo ungsters between the ages of If you are like most parents, 12 and 17, some 10 per cent of It will come no surprise to parents felt that their child's learn there Is a wide gap bet- weight wan "just right," while ween parents' ratings of their Just 68 per cent of the children children's weight and the themselves agreed with th e younters' own opinions of estimates. Magnesia UAMW _7 7A wfl c. 14 "'There Is nothing ... g with ;uuwii. iuurejir1gfl." How many times have you had to aay thesewordstoae Garden Gate 40,140* buL A as Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kent Slngletary 99M#1I pfi by Young Favor Thin Look e 1Z'4 f , picture hat trimmed with yellow ribbon and cxrled a boxluet Of yellow dalsle and Given In marriage by her whiteba hr parents, the bride wore a gown Steve Ramsbottom saved a of Salim crW styled on empire best man. Ushers were Tony was 4 °'V •. SflfOrd. suns Two More Qualify For Sanford Vote was Organist. III Is the daughter of sider as maid of hwor in an Mr. And Mrs. George L SwAnn empire style formal gown of Jr.. 2528 Palmetto San- yellow polyeda anid ford. The bddeoom is ti* son ae of Mr. and Mrs. Wade demonstrating their work. variety or cvwm for children fudents may register for fall claim At the Open house Or at An "bit of., works by the Center office Monday Csndde Ingructor, will be held Wough Friday from 12:*a in the Crealdil Mall and Cruldit P.m. Classes will be& Sept. 20. Aft Cater Office SI 7-M. , .. an OrgIIa aht ------ CrIlidde Art Ceder will hod coirm At ChElde indude an OW hOmm Saturday, Sept oils and Acrylics, painting and 11 lfld 1$ frøm noon tO 5 p.m. at drawing, watercolors, cartoon its 524 St. Andre= Blvd., drawing, photography, Winter Park location. Art weaving, jewelry. interior Center lmti.uctori will t) 'OHi CIUtIVS writing and officiating. Burial in All Souft days at Pin. Ceinifefy. Sf1150" fl Ch•10i. CII. Knight, filgid trs1 Knight, secols In Ift . TML A"..7:04 44RI.., IM pow X., " Aound; three Beinbridowlidpresion k4m M. *M 9yoro W.- m4k 112 Albany, GL BurialWU in HMW&,KAM. KNIL,Mail. IIAMMYE LOU — irs U ri sin M. CifvlU$ for Mrs. ,. , D....d W r WJU4iPJ W 2 Sammyi t.Ou Keel, ft, of Rainon, Sssi Joan, Calif. diUl 1), (34I,g #JftffdI 7 4Po$a 4F4. &, Brelnbrldge, Ga., La In (anus City, i.sO. anw S•Jnbrldge, Ga.. Who died 40 P fy Tuesday, will be held Friday of Gwils A-40w,f4w1berry Wrprvi I, time charge graduated hm Annapolis WA of arrangements. (tywdl. Pa. lend Mrs, Haney P40 W114sm A, Qmpp, Wwy Mar 9 was commisslorad an ensip in Church. Decatur County, 07. ' IM.He saw duty In the Korean with burial In Cedar Grove , 5og u.t .Ø.In Harry r c.m.sery. Con Fun.va Asia and ct 22 grandchildt" Jr., 51, comrimIdift Officer of was awarded two Air Med0ils, VAry IP Woot [41004 m4 four gresWondchildrm, it* SAW Point Naval Support 14anlay the Bronze Star Medal And * 44 Nor*ii, fmw# 011`1411111)" PUtWAI 11011110 Is in 4dorso W"4681 LOVELL, WILLIAM VAIL — Activity, Seattle, Wash., from Won of Merit. ai'rengemonts. . .. . . . u,svswaumsnwwrw wue, ma rs rvv txivae WHllafl Wilito TWOMW14TIP" WF*f* 1.4 Mofy Votor 064WR of, F11 discharge from active service Arkne Bryant, Suttle; N=, Son", who died Wednesday, Jouph W11118"i4all 41" owo! M0 044 Pamit pjw6r, PA1#904 OWN8 0. ca"Kef, I)OIJON MR& SAMMYR IAW 11991, W July 10, died of cancer July William, University of Kansas; will be hold at 4:30 p.m., Friday First Baptist Church with Dr. Mri'llammysLOUK0111.51.01 31 at ON Naval Hospital in Robert, of at University Jay T. Cosmato officiating. ts$li Ms$haui, (4aive 11ar44 V.H*I Dellone haInttIdge, (Is,, died Tuesday Bremirton, Wash. H. 01 well Waahlngton, and James, bo In Evergreen Cmilen5. th 5 nnA& P" 144 "44114, KNYW, PW014 J, J"11400, 1,4118 A her rosidence. A nail" of known in Sanford All A member Seattle; mother, Cleo Fem FOFI 4"Y"A. MO 044 BrIum Funeral W? Vs Mery i).cstur County, (Is,, sh. had of on. of the Navy's HatWlng Bryant, w.ii p, w d thar1e of erranuifflints. 44 W4 FI*t ft14 ?H4V, — Anstructor's Work Exhibit will N cM*br81*d F ml All Souls Catholic Ch urc be nic id Thursday ROW?V of I P.M. at ar"on Funeral moino with Nov. William Ennis (ff and Captain Ml QILSIRT tor ollwrt S. ss Fileger, 1`111, of 214 Elm A".* husband. 141 Keel, B*W PgI Hawall, SITIng the Aw" #0in100 9110 poog 00, PAN w. — Ar" 1W 1" rea,ue Art enter Set i . F7, I 1.4f $i a dice And KMft ..t enta V.. RIdwuod An., __ H puff IINVeL er , A reception fo e Apt. ll owed th Sanford. The July M Camelot headpiece wan ceremony in the church brkgroom Is en employs at oIlaceendi ulat.dfello f helL ___ Rev. Wade ingleta P trbeand ec*ed anylon Th, mk. theIr the bride Is i.uitary to Th V brother Of the bridegroom, to&"I ft carried a bouquet Imm in Mmiera Cm ApWI IL RmgL officiating at the double ring of white daiales And yellow --------- ---- Kent -- fL .-I arr T ry ingie Evening H...d, SaaI& Fl __________ memodal IffMrvC. Fhd A Mxy wan held at 5 Pokd on Aug. Geceld L Caff... 4 ormer Sanford Y riesdablp Sunday School anotber f e All U1111111111 resident and a squadron cum Survivors inclede her commander from Barbara "WdWI lrwx6 ftw ___ a gaff and urv.d •i.r VIrnii ee N!o1on, ,.f,. . FJ_ to ___ — d %4 RWF __ 02 & 3 COLOR FANCIES I I YARN DYES $°' 66yd. " 0 CONCORD FABRICS POLYESTER & a Cotiö KETTLE CLOTH AL t 045' WIDE PRINTS & SOLIDS L1" 'i $149 NO.IRON 4 :; f'.,t'f yd j .NTITY RIGHTS REE, E ,l'• j!1•J 1"- " •j1fjf A- r - j'lS1'' ,: , . y; . ..' 5?: ', •1 'l' �____ PL 1VSII Nvahl, Sanfscd Fl. Is It. W rong To Enjoy LONDIE Women's sportswear clearance, ____ Fantasy?' Little Harmless DARAMY:ffJee,, COW rd Be to F Door ban"Ohowim 1710 A b alb sad OW me. rm U w ' Abby POWI~WMIN, bd r" been Wft Ift a 9&odSM LIM W and I 10110711 him alone biou as wft my halmilid lab abould 64yes, 11"Funto and 4#1410, Ally styling In popular d ft PS? ' a Saying tohslL it MI fabrics and colors. flO to ' _ and wh business and have DA* U'S ei a r a ti Vvewaitodoudr,outnori hIek.k.fmM"s.eau gotten m dVdli to know how you fed &bM W NOT HO knows 211 101RAIR Mr.. in 11111" when 1 an h* W he &m't bow molls, Ift 1W thruiesell MW e __ c o i myself for DEAR ABBY' Myproblszn '7. CLAC C ., CC ns • i ! I1 I - Sale a a. i addeesslag their sir P.249l3 Downtiewn sanford THE BORN LOSER I -- ves and blouses, all - bea utifully co-ordinated to add now styli and color to lb. season. '.5 ° WNW I DEPARTMENT SORE 213 E. FIRST STREET DOWNTOWNSANFORD DIAL 3224712 .. / _____ Sal • 939Pr.m,, .u,, "` _ 1 ( ., ______ 1. 1 I I e so unre. 21) You h a lot of wdli today your today's events. Tho their we GEM (My fl4s ) an, don't Idthem l you o Pab play a big role in your Ufa. aasseo(falieaecwly. but dont rise or fail with thm cApalc= (Dec. &iniL fal' to woo an ey ave cations 0) ft they =it fron out and , acp1 o1wed ooe. Can You. agabeihera you adetlre.Th. play a ls CANCEaJnoe 21-July fl) eU and dwlfte may __________ ARCHIE _______________ THE rig. 349 . Sale 2.7 . .. REFRIGERAr o - -F F - - _ • 0 . : I . :; .i j DEARDR. ____ J _ 4 I aie - tiers. Kitchen-right natural-look Poly- Sale 10 40 W'x" rig 4. Sale 3W Pr. ' . . . .. • a _____ . Prices effective thru Suny, Siplimber 13. _ I I i . t - . IL6 J .) ... -__••# . 4 •• •2 - •- Siv. SePliThbsr . iL II Spec al 2 7 Men's golf i • '. • I I shirts. . - ' YEAH AND II / ..WITHOUT WHOM if front; chest pockets. Great colors for sizes S.M.L,XL. . WOULD HAVE BEEN \ 8OUGHT"J _____ , P ' / . - fix' '- - i.. IP I , I - • . . I : p : - PRISCILLA'S POP . pecial lb • __________ ____ / I I J ______ ____ . \ ____ 1 " I T1416 1300K NEVER MY HUNDREDS I I 'NT _________ -s 4' I. W 4 .'*' \ . Short sleeve golf shins of cotton/polyester. Placket by Al Vermeer . - I'VE BEEN SINGING TO GEr POP IN HOME THE RJGE %0 99 ALL WEEK ... 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And Lamp-Making Supplies Lamb the time unless it is above 70 deeL I dent go swimming because I can't sta nd the water temperature. It metaboli eio when you doesn't matter ether it is an don' t eat eno u is nature's Indoor or dior poe I dill of feel causes you to feel cold. So, eat rot and Increase quite a few letters from people your about this. The sensation of help.physical activity. It could If you still feel cold have a ling cold is not a reliable checkup of your thyroid wW to indicator of h hot or cold be sure you are not anemic. body really is. It only indicates For mori oemaUon I am thatthesklnishotorcold.you sending you The HeaJth f t t cold only is relation to stimulation ul nerve endings number 74, Body Temperature and Fever. Others who want in Ithe skin, not the rest of the M issue can send a long, stamped self-addressed en. sensation of being hot or velope with cents for it. Just cold is greatly affected by the send your letter to me in care of amount of blood dilaUng this newspaper, P.O. BOX 6, through the akin. A person With San 78212. low thyroid functions feels cold Antonio, became this condition results is DEAR DR. IA at decreased Wood flow through are the symptoms of an a the skin. By contrast if you had dominal aneurysm? la there anoveradlve thyroid yow body any visible movement on the would turn on the cooling outside the abdominal area? mechans to eliminate the lamafeme age and weigh excess heat generated by In- 117 pounds. creased metabolism. That DEAR READER - An abwould increase the flow of dorninal aneurysm is dilation warm the Feet and hands feel cold of the large artery, use aorta, because they get the least that courses down the front of &mount of circulation under the spine. The sac-like dilation most ton occurs e normal resting N'T THAT H!) ES WA VA1 l T' LEAV! ____ L SMALL House... y Sale . Dr. -t mod of . I i'M AAID I NOT... 's \! JUST 1W - Il P i_• colorful print border. by Stoffel & H.imdahl GO WOULD E A GET 1 H6 A \ COM ANION FE YA, ELM!R / A SUPER WTCH i ) V / i I Reg. $14 Stretch woven polyester pants in self-belted, double looped or tab styling. Navy, black, ivory, Shetland rose. more. Petite 6-14. Average 8-18. Tall 110-16. polyester gabardine. Button-down tab or novelty stitched stvlinc3. Misses sizes &18. BUGS BUNNY .. . pr. 66"x24" Rig. 3W pr. Heths Rig. $13. Stretch woven slacks in / \ r1• I is - Co makes it person t Id' I am 25 and when the temperature is below 70 degrees Fahrenheit I feel cold. I stay in the house I .. - By Lawrence Lamb, LD. / ___ - -I g - Blood Flow Makes H / V . ..! i'2a¼ ____ . .. . - - by Bob Montana OUR OLD ISLOG COOt.____ . Clocks (with works), Figurines, Vases - Financial conditions are mixed YOURBINTHDAY for you today. You will win a Sept.III, im liWe le a little possibly Your success comes in grew finish with a slight deficit. with which you are firnflh.r this (Se. ) The oumlag year. Don we your talents straying In foreign ulflnityyeuhevefocbsId against another may Ilelda. WIN AT BRIDGE YOU'LL U KE THIS APPLIANCE HI, FOLXSf WHERE ARE YOU 0 ____ teaspoon t 6 large eggs 2 teaspoons grated lemon rind I tehiespoen lemon Julce 1 c confectioners, mar Sift together the flour and salt; pow back o sifter; serve. urge i an d mixer, at high weed, beat together eg lemon rind and lemon juice until ft peaks form - 15 to 18 minutes. Gradually beat in sugar. Graduallysift flourm'zture over egg mlstwe, beating It is at tow speed as you do so. Turn into a greased and flowed 9 by 9 by 1%-Inch cake pan. Bake in a preheated 3Z-degree oven until cake springs back when lightly touched on top -40 minutes t stand on wi re rack until cold. I" from pan.Split into 2 - great things, YOU Mud be more You're Jot a shade t4o suious bold and ersistent. to got to your destination Afew ZAug- 32) Dont mom minutes won't hurt a soul. i -d yU (Feb 0-March ) with x your generosity within everyone doesn your procedures. The Imthtoday. Not everyone you POrt=t W4 is that the P"Ac want tr. share with would be who count WW. win" to do Likewise under one a _____ I Ceramic Tree-Lamps, Pots, - - F5 I •;•' spun look aclIc in great colors. . Other sizes on sale. too. -. decorations? IVS TIME .•; a -- - - - -- - - .. Wrbeautiful Curtains.home- I gifts and • 4 Rig. S.49 ___________________ Fresh Fnñtmpote Imon Sponge Cake LEMON SPONGE CAKE "do4t-yourself" I a -- HOLWROKE. 111u u Food EtoT Thi I - e confectioners' sugar. f - ___ ' - Inspired by an Italian recipe. I cup sifted cake flour Slacks, skirts, blazer jackets, - ___ 1- 42 43 ME FOR DESERT! SEPARATES iv R FALL ____ - r1cp t4Ck,1R LAP .. ____ Lemon- Sponge LBY - ._________________ - r r __________ . - - r LAA CUTE ____ Italy Flavors Associated qW, WE i's b A,, I ___ I nE r r rr - reg. 4.49, sale 3.59 pro Please strelghten this OI CANCELLEDOUT ED DEAKCANCEIjO(:ff yew dpahn nftft year feelings, *all by to saww" a funny relationship Whk Yew former sister-in-law. Technically, sk Is so I=M related to her deceased husband's family, but her will al be Mrd to them FAMILY HAIR CARE 31SCimm.rcP Lakeview Plan 0 Control , / relatedtoanyofmyh.bsnd's family. How about her childralli? Arsn't they still my ale nephews? An aren't tey dill the grandchildren of her deceased husband's parents? She Is getting married again, and e tho wW heve another husband another name,Idlllfeel thstahelsmy sister-in-law, but she feels STYLING 29 Irkwida beach c omb m Stu" 49 Chem,sl*$ 31 Doting Workshop 34 Ha,n a IcolU IESpouse you We 2.0 dist"Wildimb WORM (0& *Nff. 32) tend to be lady It Yft`M Don't dap* If this day W You're ambitious today. but be far from SQUL rag. 2.4, Sale 2M. brother died. His widow now i4Im. that she Is no lccgar ARM 8 37 = U0 for you, bd It could be bitter If with w conclusions. 38 Negative word heedless of personal IdlogM pears to be & trying onei yo@,a 40 City in Delaware Craides. be Sod to ft Cad, no to 11110 41 Scoria TAUM (AW &Uq 36) p" of ill I or*r out of 42 Prison room Be on yaw guard. ThInp you dum 43 Wild on of Celebes thought well firmly In your LUMMM(?;ff. w3sc. 44 Greek I., 70"08" shadow-plaid ineasy care polyester/ / DEAR ABBY: Several years ago, my husband's UNISEX HAIR HLI~1111111111 35 J Wks SeWL I Alt= (Illarch 21-AprO 19) be ""W=Pbsdsw Wiley. You _____ 53 Europe An river s4 pl@,Ied 10 Bargain evef 1 55 -- Hatbor, I I One who Maine isuffix) 56 Nevada c-ty 19 Bitter VelCh 20 Summon 00w" 22 Hat material I Tenets 23 Mow 2 Columbus is 24 Sandaf&C Ire@ its capital 25 Mason-Dixon 3 City .n Texas 39 Conuncion 9 InaI (abI 'U' 10, 1976 S?Took lood 4 flesed 33 Adult boy 36 Beslo* 8 Titted I For Friday, September ft S.49 pr. Hanky Ylewly wasWt raised in ft OPfNIYYTNUDAY1a9PM / 9 Bulgarian co oin 50 Knot 51 Medicinal plant 26 Small msile 45 Vn o mnefal 5 Dram closer 27 34 New Orlea to players 46 Of 26 4101 Serum 35 Ache ns 6 Goddess discord ONB O LET TOTWEED,TOF ___ '2 4e39pr. can understand your ob. yaw h1shuld ah. That 3tAum 32 F ,. C11 rayon. It's The 30 Dry AW j 9tMV'. CLAXAC940 '- ____ IS Sman rodents 16 Assist 17 African river I a Oklahoma nalives (Coll I 20 Purvey 21 Doctor I job I 22 Exhaust 23 Dinwes 26 Strikes out MortWa lker 4111 ______ __ harinis. fty? 1 L ______________ ____________ jon tab 12 Pretense 13 Before __ 01MY111111111LIGM 4P abott , -AM Is polskshle by low. I him. h ill wroull benyaUWs hk SIN I BEETLE BAILEY ___________________________________________________ __ VnvaU,dontli 111 111101 I rice 41 Burn W England 7Z4 i HOROSCOPE Previous 40 Bfi, I "Tall corn "' Abily, I at d a lot of people how tft (iTBo ..; sportswear. Latest to LI ACO$$ RIG64r 1 ' Is V. 11141" A SPOP-Old brother 1 *00* dIS49M Stateside _ATALEMusryr' ! ] misses and junior am he Mesa, to me, and Ise, to, him. I ______ THAT'S - FIVE A wide s&ectionof ailonsbWacsuft a F IVE L / Orig. '5 to '16 ThwrWy, Sipt, 1,ie-.3$ So what can you do? Increase aged or older persons, usually the flow of blood to your skin. with some atherosclerosis The best way to do that is to be I fatty cholesterol deposits) of more active. Physical activity the large aorta. If the aneurysm is small d generates body heat and In turn the abdomen is large it may be the Wood flow to the skin is then impossible to feel it on physical Increased. the Another cause for feeling cold examination. 'When is a poor diet. Inadequate stomach is very lean and if the calorie Intake means less he It aneurysm is larger then it:anZ Th a be felt and the pulsations can also be seen when the patient in lre lying Ifyss phgswsy Manyverythinpeoplewith normal forceful pulsations of the a orta ha ve flonsyou ""RIM can see and if you put your hand NOMY TE aorU you can then feel . mean it is a dilated sac oc aneurysm. I would guess you are in that category and do not have an aneurysm, but the way to find is to let Ywr doctor & a physical examination and flnd out what is worrying you. 1 By OSWAIJ) and JAMES JACOBV andbId theheartsm. NORTH iD It West had opened a dia. LA K 865 mond South would have been Kj able W ruff two diamonds in •2 dummy. But West made the LA 972 E ins Ired lead of a trump. work a w little for his contact, but th e slam did come In. South won W964 97 e heart lead th his eight ot and played1 a diamond. SOIH West won and led a second A 10 trump to dununy's Jack. V A Q 10 15 2 South cashed durnm a ace *J 1076 of spades, ruffed a spal. ruffed one diamond with dummy's Neither vulnerable isat trump, ruffed a second spade, pulled West's last Weil North East South and claimed since he trump 1* Pus 2 T could enter dummy with the ace of clubs and discard his p.. NT last two diamonds on the king Pass S Pus 6V and eight o(spades. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead - 4 9 One facet of eWrt bidding An Alabama reader sends is that they go out of their way us a very interesting question. to show singletons. Thus, He opened one diamond with : when South responded two xi A K QJ LA K QJ. hear ts to the His partner responded one North rebid th ree clu bs. This spade. What should he rebid. bid, which went by both two His correct rebid is a jump spades and two notrump, to three clubs. His hand calls showed extra values. for strong action and this call After South went to three notrump. North showed his heart support and at the same time told South that he, North , held a singleton diamond. Sou th revalued his hand, since he held six hearts a nd no waste value in the diamond his best one in spi te of the balanced distribution (For a copy of JACOBY MODERN, send Si to "Win at Bridge. do this newspaper, p 0 Box 489. Radio City Station, New York, suit. He went Into Blackwood N V 10019) SIDE ' GLANCES by Gill Fox 17> .. I I I I I P / ' ( \ \ \ Ile c . • J Lot 4-9 "It's Helen Appleton, all set to broadcast th e six o'clock edition of the aossio!" 000NESBURY y carry Twdeau • • TUMBLEWEEDS ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES REALLY HAVO AMNESIA!! I A.K_ to P.M. ISTV ILLUSIONS FMIN& KAVS onow ISA SANFORD Q1,1rd1rd • COUP SEE #1 1). CaIa PLAZA Open 310way 1:90 lio$:## P.M. IO. M WINTER PARK MA open I$ a.m. to I P, m. M*fld#V MV S&Nr4aIy O"A Sunday Uce to 5:46 P.m Cala 011 UJ FWN XT 7M T j, MOM am IV ffjws ON ME ITI .,J 0 SMALLI ORLANDO DOWNTOWN o, • 0f wr At7)WCAR- 0,5R. YOU A. ?i rues sad r. ridgy 9.9 ________ ' __________ -. , , - 9-1 -£ -.. , ... - -'. .,: ........... .• ...... ' ' ;t .. ' ' ::: i:p. . ___ ___ 74, )f?l,,fl.It.i.,..i1 ...... ... .,.....- . -. --.............. .. '... .. ___ �I PL - ThSUy,$ipL. $7. ii1iiiki INVITATION TO lID Cliv II Sanford, - FICTITIOUS NAME given that we or 1 Hike engaged In business at $imInoI 1 Sealed bids will be rscslvsd in ttII Pals Cmlii Shopping r4f Ice of the City Maagar. aiId, Casse s.sninsis Fiends. di. Under the fICtItious fl•ifli C 1. PIayrmind lulpment .IEOI.A CARDS AND GIFTS, in 7. ChaIn LInk Fencing and Ac. said nans wIth th Clerk of the CIrcuit Courl 3. Electrical Equipment for County. Florida In IC Temi5 Court •• me provisions of tt . & Four outdoor Drk*Ing Foun. FldIHOl Name StaMsL To.WIt M tales t. Section Sf1Of Florida Stitvtes 1W S. Six laikatbsll Standards 5: Robert J. Schwiift 00115 Rosemarle SchWartZ ..'. ! Detailed specifications are PublIsh: Aug. U. Sept. 2, f. IS, lSli avaitiatsat me office of the City DEC. 135 Mana..r. . All bids shall be in the City - - i\ Menage1 office. City Hall. San- IN THE CIICUITCOURT.IN AND y\ COUNTY :'IDA Thebidswlllbepublictyop.n.don C1VILACTIONNO.7S,lI-CA4S-I ' thesamidateat2:OOP.M. - - 4-Per1Os1S coswy. - -' • 5. .. - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AICOMIIC Amnymous Can Help 10114t1.IW Writs P.O. boo 1113 Sanfoid.FlorIdS3lll) AVON HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST. MAS - and the money to pay for - sailing beautiful it. stars ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tol "We Care" Free, 6442011 BOYS a GIRLS Noagellmft BACK TO SCHOOLMONEY$1S Part time work available immediately. One week onl. J.. . -. - jr.p S E IVI1%' - -\. .. . ,' . • -. .5. . • ._ - '%L : ('1'tt !I , DErvr "Hotline," Adutts or Teens. I t COMMITTEE . 'I. 1 .Xj 'B.. C . . • • •: - -.'óf - . i' - Sanford Dsmocratic headquarters is open and ready for business at 1O S. French Ave. A full staffing schedule Is expected to be set up at a meeting of the Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee tonight. At left Is Richard Russo, secretary-treasurer of the committee; Mrs. Kathleen Reynolds, state committeewoman is at right. FOR 8USINESS ISALCOHOL.A PROBLEM? INYOURFAMILY? AL ANON rightfoaccsp$ortoreficlaoyorall MARGARET MARIE WELCH bids Wi the best inturets of the City at Sanford. ?&aAii ROWN WELCH James! Jernigan Respondeid Acting CityManager NOTICIOPACTION City of Sanford TO: DONALD BROWN WELCH Pubilik: Sage L 1P75 EN £ UNKNOWN YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that an action for DIssolution at INVITATION TO SID marriage has been filed against you FOR INIURANCI COVERAGE youauiredfoacopy SEMINOLE COUNTY ci your written defenses to it, if any, For further informatIon call 4fldV or write Sanford At Anon Family Group P•O. Box $33, Sanford. Fla. 31771. - For the return of purse and contanti. Keep money. 3221301 s ,r $130.05 per month. 323-7832 Evei 3371$$7ic located an the Poet of SanVor property, Lake NeweL Florida Florida, on or before the lNh day at until 3:00 p.m., e.d.t. (1300 Pours), October A. 0. lflf; otherwise a FrIday, September 24, IfS. difault will be entered against you '' i- - -.-' - SePtember. 19Th. prior to the tIme hearing. DATED this )d day tesyiber, W76 - TI U UU 11.4 IUVJU rA.s.hisM.ut VliUIu • iii V C a 1ioris 1' C'1'' \ All the way from - high school, - Weekday - I; II W 1 ' \, , •.. ,s, college and sports columns and L. ,risa iv , .. vrse,,u uiane, -1 Doesn't matter if you follow • eminoe, Lyman, 8rntlov Oviedo, Laka 'UV'Vu eiw VI 00 11111117 The Evening Herald is your football I.. I p.€.y1,00,5, I.. I. I _a scrapuoo anu S oo 1 \ I I • authority. Attorney for City • Will baby sit in your home. Hive Looking to buy existing lit and 2nd mortgages at discount. 34 hour ntransportation, 3210430 approval. Daytona (904)672.1135. Educational Child Care for as low as $2, weekly If you qualIfy. 323.1424 r4 -' ., NOW FREE HOME DELIVERY Call 3734314 alter 4p.m. Peas, you pick. llackeye & cucumbers on Oregon Ave. mile north Of SR-IS iust W of 1.4, dM1. W. of Sanford. Phone 322.3940. Sanford Court Apartments tew mooern single story 1 A 2 9ifety bedroom apti Wi furnished studio apartments. BAMBOO COVE APIS' 'YOUR LITTLE FEE AGENCT FLASH! JOBS WAITING I . • INSURANCE DEBIT per lincid. - AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC toots. Ex. . . • • DED44 Own PLUMBERS APPRENTICE 'One? future for Ifs grad. CAR LOT PORTER - LKai. FORMICA - Willing to wet-k end ' : - . -. '• FowI Reg UI 1c 3 22 - I De" ISV Large private trailer iot. Hufchison Ocean fr'jnt Apts., 339S AtlantIc, Daytona Beach. Cal Mrs. RU. Hutchlson, 373..o, 3Bet-, kitchen equipped, $123 montt5,, $50 damage deposit, Phone 3227777 ______________________ Executive home, 430 West Crystal Drive, Loch Arbor. I BR, 3 baths, rec. room with fireplace. Air, carpet, kitchen equipped. $32S petmo$1Qodep,00j - 41-Houses Kish Real Estate Broker, 3227174 Assoc. 323.0s Day Night INC. By OwnerDistress Sale. Swiland. "SERVICE BEYOND fenced yard. 332.3533 3 BR, huge family room, double THE CONTRACT" oven, range, air, Assume VA. NO 2 BR, 1 bath, carpeted, good con- NO CL EAN ING to do in Ihii newer 3 Lovely 3 BR, 2 batts, central heat 1. QUALIFYING. 51500 down. 322. air, family rm,, garage, large dillon. $130 month. Prefer couple, BR 2 bath home with central H-A, 35. W.W carpeting, all new apcite small child Ok. 373.5303, fenced yard, separati studio. 15,000 equity & assume loan of pliances, split plan & great ldyllwllde- 544,000, 101 Brefitwood locatIon. 829.5001 *32,000. 32) 0503. 2 Bedroom uniwnished hovsecia. DrIve. 3 BR, 2 bath, family room , to schools and shopping. Call 332. with fireplace. Excellent floor $110. 3fl.Øj _________________________ NATUREUrr ,ljd,ouinffi,)51 CARPENTER. REALTY home with Central H-A, large eat. Office I. Storage Space available, in kitchen, security lighting and OWN IN SIX MONTHS downtown Sanford. great location for lu-st 823.9001 LEASE NOW 2 New Models 4 BR, St. Johns River, Owner must Tired of rent receipts? Have a A REAL HOME Immaculate) BR sill, 7 bath home on oak shaded corner Under $31,000 steady lob? Then call us and start Lo with large bedrooms, double INVESTING your money instead 322.7541 CAMELOT of throwing If awayl Have 3 carport, utility, stockade Ienclng. Lovely, quid area. Only $29,900. Bedroom homes available to start LONGW000-. Extra building lot AT CASSELBERRY ', out EARNING inStead of ML S. R CAL TOR S usexceltentj,,ode35 bath bumningt "The P&i4e C.wwmiitq" homeOwner anxious VAor PHA. 321-0041 Cliff Jordan Realtor Eastolf 17.52 $315322 at Semlnola Blvd. 2011$. FRENCH ALTAMONTE_spfingDaks,IBR, (Horse Track Rd.) SOUTHERN CLASSIC 2 story onl 2 bath, near Brantley Schools, 1inecrest acre, I BR, 1½ bath, formal by owner FoIiowsign$fomodgf 3 bdrm,) bath, ref., stove, carpeting, dining, central heat & air upstairs Winter Park Drive drapes, air, workshop, carport, and down. 533.000. Open 10 too GEO. WILLMER,AS5oc INC. 130.7966 utIl rm, fenced yarc, 122.500. See REALTOR 1314900 NEED A HOME? n ,Jw at 2903 S. Park Ave., Sanford. $100 down payment to qualified buyers, 3 No qualilying. Pay equity, assume i baths, central heat, lw mfg. 3 BR. 1", bath, fenced refurbished. As low as iil.000. yard. Washington Oaks area. 323________________ WIlT REALTY A "MUST SELL" Rig. Real Estate Brokic 371 0640 Bring offers. This 3 BR beauty is 323.7i, only 3½ years new, custom 3227746 drapes, wailto-wall carpeting, central heat & aIr, Walk to DRIVE BY schools. Mid 20's. 6251049. After 1335$. SUMMERLIN AVE. Pits. 6412506. LARRY SAXOP4,INc REALTOR Large oaks, pine & palm trees, 3 BR, 2 bath, air Conditioned. Neat & clean. Move in now. Drive by and call today. $17,930. Sanford's newest residential neighborhood G eneva Forrest Greene Inc. ardens $306133 REALTORS New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Luxury Patio Apartments Extremely Spacioüs FROM 25,OOO Enicy the comfort of 4 large StudIo, 1.2,3 bedrooms with loads of closet Bedroom Apti. VA Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Waco. Large living room with Quiet, One Story fireplace, formal dining room, Kitchen Equipped breakfast room, study or 5th Conventjonal.5% Down Adult. Family bedroom and enclosed sun porch. I Large corner lot wIth citrus trees. One Bedroom All for $79,900. Homes ready for your inspection Call Caroline I-Iottzclaw. Astor. From and Immediate occupancy 5542. ETTHOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST 11 .a i FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS. Aature companion to live in and care for elderly woman. Room and board plus salary. Must have driver's license. 323.4240 after 4 p.m. - JL' araqe sales are in season Tell IPie people about it wiitt a Classified Ad in trie Herald 322 2611; $3) 9993 Put yourself in our plac., we're growing. We need aggressive, promotable people. If you hive guts, brains Ii mouth, we want you. Call Mary Lou, AAA EMPLOYMNT, 20$ COmmercial, 323.5116. HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT thit 03492)2 Casseiberry.Winter Springs Forest City ployers covered by the AGE DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT ACT. More Information may be obtained from the Wage. Hour office at Rm. 309, Or. lando Prof. Ctr. fl W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O. Box 0094. A. Orlando, Fla. 32106, telephone 141.1026, Altamonte Springs RUTH TUECH 5349212 Altamonte Springs Long wood (East) HILDA RICHMOND 374ilol Deltona '.5 1505 W. 25th St. FOR IN FORMATION CONTACT ALUMINUM SHEETS BUILDER.DEVELOPER 322.2090 °rot.s5.On.ally Manas.d LASTS USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES Vt - NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN J&4 Bedroom \\ itilili \ FRENCH AVE. itCi4l ._9tw!iPuI " OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY I TIL S Rig. Real Estate Broker 243$ S Sanford Ave I2iO?39eves,3fl74.,J - 'Chifect's Own Custom Con temporary- level, 3 BR, 2 bath. $16,000. Jenny Clark Realty. 322. T '"'" .' -. L. - W 15th Sanford. Fla. For AppoIntment Call 30322.3)03 l'r PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Phone 373.1* Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell 1911 Pinto Station Wagon, excellent far 20 pct. commission. Free Pick. condition. See at 2613 Hartwell up,. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Ave. Sanford 322.7710 73 Duster, 2 dr., auto, all power, AM-FM radio, vInyl roof & holstery. 11,000 ml. 51100. 327. 70Swap & Trade 0942. SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can be a Seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Con-ti browse every Sunday 9 to $ - at the Movietand 1941 Olds Cutlass oow.r ati,w Excellent Condition 327'0451 Dnive.in 1Chevrolef Impala, 327 engIne, AT, PS, PB, Air, Very clean. 323. Theatre, South 1792. Phone 322 ' ___________________________ _________________________ luthon 1913 AMC Matador, sin. v.a. 4 di-., - AC, PS, 33,000 mm., cxc cord., clean. 11.500. Call 322.3303 or may Savi money on TV's a. Furniture, be seen at 2521 Palmetto Ave. Mt. Dora Auction every Friday 7:30p.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 441. lCøVaIiant, good clean car. SlOOo.. Mt. Dora. 504-353 1741 best offer. 323-1030, _____________________ - - - • desk - . NELSON'S FLORIDA ROS$' Woodruft'sGarCenter Merchandise '...' Poultry manure for your fall garden ct-pasture, $2 yard loaded at the farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, ostom (off IiS), ml. east osten Bridge. Rare&EIofIcnewarrivai, SO-Miscellaneous for Sale Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 L • CLAUDE E. HITTELL all my friends Stepping Stones, Sand, Rock, Grease Traps, Drywelii, Blocks & DuoTherm Heater, 53,000 OTU. 64-Equipment for Rent and see our display of MIRACLE CONCRETECO. Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLLS FURNITURE, 322.51St 309 Elm Ave. Door, $150 3223909 evenIngs iWIMMING POOL SACRIFtCE- ,._ Aluminum Siding I can (Over your hQiyi Home lmproveme, siding & 5011,1 System Roofing Gutters 30 yrs Eloli S'l,-,o Co asi ,soi Also Irtr,, E.tr.or Pta',lrr.rs.J Eip Pl,'r P.stcrinq & Sn'uialed & Spi< llty 122 2710 Arc' WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? .uying a new home? Moving to an %IMO SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 pcI. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French Ave., 3237310. et tome action with a Herala Classfe ad We'll help you write an ad that wiit bring a fast sale CALL 377 707 Counter tops. Sinks. Installation Beauty Care * SINGER FUTURA STORING ii MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASs PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOW C&A BackHoe Service Ciii 377761$ or 5319993 ___________________ * Casseiberryiong*ood. 3250091. top; 3 Bioixfo end tables 12 step. 1 coO. fee); Box springs & mattress; Refrigerator; Frigidaire stOve, pInk. 323.5009 '- Capponi, Realtor.Associate After Psours, $31 1723 FRICKE & ______________________________ GE °efrigerator, canary yellow, ,,____ Sewing ESTERSON LANDCLEARING Buildotig. Excavating, Ditch wo, I Fill dirt, top soil. 372 $913 ', Jti-(, Lite Clearing. Mowniq Oscinig Fil Drt. CIa, Rc<k. Sand backhoe Loader Pr. 372 $421 C E SHEPHERD I General '.?'.-r • Drr'cs Ma 312 0?Q7 r Orap,. Tree Service Landscaping & - Tiers Trimmid Cu?. Hau',d 323 lIi)Sorfli IS.tS ____________________ Lawn Care ________________________________ - latter lpml NomeRepairscuttefiflgc,1 n-Qrk Free estimates 531 $6o Asowing. eOg.nq tnmm.ng AND THINK A MINUTE. It red "O STOP Classified Atj d'dnt lnd fettling Free er.motes work ther,, vltral Heat & Air Conditioiung Phone 323 59S.i - noulon'? be any For free •stimile5, call Carl ____________________________ Harris at SEARS in EXPERT LAWN CARE 37 1111. Mowing, Edging. Trtnming Well Drilling Free Estimate,. Phonejfl 17,2 (P AND THlp A MINUTE II C .ltSiI.cxi Ads U'dr' t *..rk thr0 Jlls(uit, li'J ng a ltin't b ,,n Id( ?o ..- .,n ?o ln,e a ice r AEILSOVILIED P'.'.?, S -- - Sanford - - - I' .' iii' r,1, SOm ca pentry, Remodeling ALjd,t.is, uOOm Work Liconsnt. Bonai 'eeestima,, 3236030 ' St'C:(I' •Cij ii,ly. fl.'e,J 't 't'I:t .1)1 o,r .vant 12% .'.cny dIv ___________________________ SPPlNKLq SY5t'%, Alit ,S., ($5 L'S We repair ant STINEMACrtINE& SliP PLY CO. I - Ha ie some camping equipment you longer use' Sill it all wilts a C tISSIfied Ad in The Herald, Cail 224)) or 6319593 an a fr.entii, Ivisor *11 help ,o 52-Appliances boltomfrj,r Looks good, runs good $75 You move It 377 3191 tii dirt, c l. - Improvements P tinting, Remodeling Repairs Call 323 U75 c nitrng. All k'nØ of dg3ing. HQuStr.,i,r5 stored and m.yed 372 9112 P iof Repairs, Carp,iIr,. Painting. OniP of Singer's Iinest. Sold new for ver $400 Needs Someone to Siutne balance, $19410 or pay 12.30 mo. Free home trial. Will IIIke trade NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 777 N Il 97. formica Home - Land Clearing ..i'c TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - Tabi., - o'merly Harrietls Beauty Noos) $19 C First, 377 5742 FUTURA BY SINGER Piano Services ______________________ - 51-Household Goods 7562 P5 ri, Dniwi 222 6145 ___________________________ - available, Bud Cabell. 3721052 anytime ART BkUWN PEST CONtROL S'o. Window Washing. Floor Stripping & Waxing. Carpet Shampoo;ng Fr, eStimate 373 5954 apartment? It:i?chen Bathroom Cabinets, Pest Control ____________________________ with alum ground pool Top Consideration given for prime location, Call 3- SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 301 E IsIS'.. Downtown j EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Ciuze Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (2? iS'x21 and 15*33' complete I t5. old. repossessed Sacrifice, '. price Call collect 305 273 0610 __ 645-2000 BUSINESS DIRECTOR 15$ 935) Collect 122 1720 collect. 323-1230 2613 S. ORLANDO A VE U. S. HWY. 17-72 SANFORD, FLA. . Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum nec targutar pools left over from $975 season, hail price, Guarantent installation and terms, Call 305 anted. Residential site for swimming pool. Leading dStributor wants a flCC backyard to display new 1916 model above automobiles, CHRYSLER.PLYMOUTH, INC. Dobicman AKC Puppies, pet and show Quality. Croppid ears & shots, 5150 to $300. Terms. 5710, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL-TRADE I13ISE 'rstst 3225672 stop by and fine silection of customers to see our MARC SLADE ______________ 65-Pets-Supplies 16' FIberglass Garage Slade and would like all my old friends and automobiles, Stei- m Clean Your Own Carpet 322575) i have recently become associated with Marc and Customers an invitation to come by and say h.11c Sanford Ave. MACKMCDONALD I am now associated with Marc Siad. and extend to PLANTS&Ap.ISWERS 210 C. 1st St. 7 PC maple dinette set and 1 swivel rocker. See at 24)3 HartwelI Ave. FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTOR. $31 323. - 401 CeleryAve. iNLAND ESTATES Cozy 3 BR, 1½ bath, large corner lot, air carpets. Reduced to $19,900. Must sell. Submit terms. Call PhyiIi5 - 1913CHEVYNOVA,Spe. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD .:Jfl7O 62-Lawn-Garden SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS Kitchen 1. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 0At & Chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chair,, filing cabinets, as is. Casts and carry NOLL'S Casseiberry, 11-97, $30.12 SANFORD- 42 dry Mres near Johns .5)10.000. 4424111. - Days 372 4)73 Nights -3227352 211 PH. 322-26'l 'AOLA- ('1K. for horses, l'i acres. 3 BR. 1 Many extras. 831.900. 1590. The Herald - 2flath Models 14117111 is 300 N. land month. FREE DOG with purchase of this, lila new '74 Toyota Corona I dr., white, black vinyl top, FM radio, 2S,000 ml. 124*322.1047. Used Office Furniture 43-Lots-Acreage One of Singer's top TO(h and Sew ig Zag machines Assume Iano.'a, 531.300. 3 BR, 2 bath. inlanceof $115 SOon pay 811.90 per 1-nonth. Will take trade in. Singer paneled family rm., fenced yard. quipped to zig zag & male button Beautiful buyt 3731005 des. Balance of $3140 or 10 :r RENT 2 BR, carpeted, ayments of $6 Call credit screen POrch & carport. $130 rrianagir. 37291)1 or see at BATEMAN REALTY QUALITY HOMES ATMODERArE PRICES Central Heating and Air Cofldltioniflg Carpeting CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING )fl 7.iSl REDUCED. 2 BR. new carpets, carport, screen porch, garage, $150. We handle government repossess,,, many areas, sma i. down, seller ys clolino r,,. 4605 Dealer. Supplies Wood or steel desks, executive 15 YR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3003 Orlando Drive Sanford, 3235200 - -!"' . . BR, 2 bath, kitchen, lIving room, dining room, den w.w carpet. 19,000. 373-0011 after 3 P.m. Eves. 32] *49 (U IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Raftørs) Reattor CaliBart REAL ESTATE CRANICCON'ST.REALTY REALTORS-.fl0i 5C JOHN N. MCCORMICK, attorney Sanford, Flo. Qdham323.467O Brafley WHILE SUPPLY '135 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd., SPECIAL! 60-Off ice '73 Ramada double wide, 24'xfO',3 - I tise improvement on the said land: thereon. One Orbon Range Model No. has been flied gainst you and you ES6AV, SerIal No. CN are reoulr.d to serve a copy of your 01-4 Mer..ury Hood - Model No. writtin defenses, if any, tO it on Nfl. Serial No. M2B72R One Coldspot Refrigerator and the undersised as Sheriff of for Plaintiff, whos. address is POSt Model No. 44612173, SerIal No. Seminnie (ounfy, Florida. will at Office Box 3323. 50) East Church 5jQ7)fl Ii 00 A.M on the 17th day of Sep. Street, Orlando, Florida, and file the One Comfort Pac Furnance t.m-r, A 0. 1916, offer for sale and original with the Clerk of the above. Model No. CPF $00, Serial No. Sell In the hlgP'.tt bidder, for cash, styled Cour7 on or before October SubIi't IC. end all existing. leins, 5th, $914; olherwis.a ivdgment may DATED lhls 7th day of September, at the Front Isfest) Dcci- of be entered against you for the relief tt:. Sen. Sole County CoUrthOi. in demanded In the Complaint. (Seat) Sanford. Floridi, the above WITNESS my hand and the half Arirtu, H. Beckwltti, Jr. "-scribed personal property, laid Court on ttlis3lsf dayof August Clerk of the Circuit Court 1tl i'd aie brig made to tt?6. By: Mary N. Dirdan saIfy ne 'erms cs said Writ of (Seal) Deputy Clerk E,cut.' is. Arthur H. Beckwitt,. Jr. ROWLAND, PETRUSKA Jut.. C Poll, Clerk Of the Circuit Court BOWEN & MCDONALD . if By: Jean C. Wilke North Magnolia Avenue S s'.ol. Cnvnty, Florid. Deouty Clerk Orlando. Florida 31501 *'is 26. Sept: 2. P.iish Sept 2, $4, 22. 1914 Publish Sept 9. 1976 -r.0 ila 0E07 DED17 5514 322.4132 - Pianos I Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section, Liberal trades offered, Bob Bail's PIano & Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. First Sf., 322.2255, Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom mobile home. Excellent Condition, covet-ed patio, storage building, pool, marina, tennis. 812.900. 460 and 1573 Caprice Classic Coupe, full power, air cord. stereo, many Want to buy furniture, toilet fix. extras. Real nice. 640.1140. lures. anything Sf value. 327. 3439 1929 Model A Ford, partially restored, many extra parts. 1500. Cash for Antiques. Consignments 322-1240 after 4:30, wanted. HI-Way 45 Auction 1913 Chrysler Newport, 1 owner, PS, GallerIes, 372.6913. P5, AC, excel' 'nt conlitLon. Mit.. Ifqr, 323 1730, We Buy Furniture 59-Musical Murctandise CLASSIFIED ADS' MOVE MOUNTAINS of merchandise cars For information call 8111 UI $126, Winter Park. 19' Aluminum Dtwacraff 1, tandem trailer, Must sell. Best offer. Also 10' JOhn BOat 550. 3234147. park. Total price, 54,500 or make - SANORA SOUTH 5319212 Sanford Cash ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 323-1327. oiler. 373.1173, frucks. Ray or Jack Mink, $111315. Top prIces, used, any Condition. after S. dition, washer, all carpeted, has skirting. Must see to appreciate. Already set up in mobile home Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MU 323-5774 AnytIme - - 14' WhIte, 55 Chrysler & cury.Wltfltrailer1,e,tra5$ Lease a Datsun Including Z JUST MAKE PAYMENT$- '77 and '73 Models. Call mssio or For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or '$001 items. Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. 11' NobI cat, California special, perfect shape. $1105, Call 327.5405 2161PA1K ID-Autos for Sal. flIed to Buy Johnson electric tiit, trailer, new upholstery, excel. co. $3,000. 333.)75 12'xU' Like new 2 BR, 1 bath, completely furnished, air con- GROVE MANOR - Let-ge S BR, 3 bath, air, carpet, pool, & much more. $12,303. Gristly reduced. Prope MIS oil 17½' Cobia, Deep V. 14 200 HP 322-2420 ANYTIME 1965 Honda, CB 330, 9900 MIjes. Excellent cord.. $390. m3$m BROWSE AND SAVE... It's essy and fun... Tho Want Ad Wa1 dItion, 570. 323.2779 42-Wcbile Homes By Owner- I BR, 7 beths, garage, fenced, carpeted, central heat & air, near park. 524,000. 373.9104. Winter Springs- I BR, 1½ bath, LOCH ARBOR - Executive I BR, fam. mm., fireplace. 1 blk from with Pool. Choice area. Family 5ct00l, •Enc. patio. $30,300. room, large game rm., party 3270901. room. $47,50, REAL 8ARGAIN DREAMWOLD - Lovely older 3 BR, beautiful yard. A retirement 2 bath, carpesed..c. A & H, dream home. $23,000 dead end street. Payments $152 5edl estate, monthly. Can assume first mortgage, No qualifying. VETERANS - Nothing down JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY homes. $i$.,S05 up. Fenced, $50 'no. Adults only 372-7912 I BR. 3 bath, 3 story, convenient location. References, no ease. AT REALTORS - Indicate a preference any - 35-?Mbfle Home Lots 252 S. Country Club Road, Lake 4 hp Johnson motor, good con- 823.000. Call Sanford's Sales Leader 1IiiiNG!I based on age from mt-n. - 'CflIfl or 1234201, bath, kItchen 3 BR, 3 Baths, carpeted, range & refrigerafor, central HA, Garage, Management opportunity avaflabl.. For personal interview call 323.. - CALL THE Fishermen - Canoists 2 BR, turn adults, Wekiva Landing, 322.4471 Carport Sale, Friday & Saturday, IS' Fiberglass canoe, used once, $90; SAN LANTA -I2OV.I.flCla Court.: years new, 3 BR, 1½ bath, contra heat and air, yours for onhi 9)9 S. French 322-4991 Ee$.337.l494:3n4Iu;ml,.. Jim Hunt Realty Inc PINECREST - Nicel BR 2 bath, W. 2571 Park Dr. W carpet, new roof, concrete 322.2111 312399 377 block, 1150 down. $35,000. _________________ 3 BR, 2 bath, wall-wail carpet, SUNLAND - Shadid 3 BR, mint central heat-air. 3%', acres plus. Condition. Carpet, poo, well for stable for hones, fenced, 133.000. garden, fruIt trees, $23,500 Easy $5,000 dn., Call owners, 3234104. terms. _______________________ 3233511or323 7110 OurocPlgs&Sisoats Pigs, S wks. old. Stioats 100 lb. A up 3fl-26l Mary ROBSOP4 MARINE 2921 Hwy 17.92 372394$ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 67-Uvestoclt. Pouftry PATIO SALE - Fri. I 5at., to S. Patio Chairs. Pictures, Lamps, Misc. Corner Floyd A In,, Lake Mary. Large Avon collection, heater arid misc, Items, 1$-Atorycles Horse Pasture for rent on Upsaia Road. $15 month. 323.446. 55-Boats a Accessories SA?...ANTA_101E $1th.3,1 bath modal home, central flea and air, In super Condition, 823,30 I Req. Reel Estate Broker Wm. H. Stemper•Realtor 1IOQE,75tls5f. 372.4653 Tmn. Walker. 322.2113. $20; Movie camera $31; Chest 123: Clothes, Books, Diofteg, Misc. Fri. Sat. 104. 211S Maple Ave. 533.005. weeS Call collect, 341.2131 MARE and iSis-to, colt for sale. Rep. SIG GARAGE SALE: AttIc staIn, heat, wall-to-wall carpeting an loads ci extrasl A terrific buy a TAFFER REALTY 54-Garage Sales PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHAI EVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL. AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl - TWENTY WEST - 2201 Mltc I Court. 3 BR, 1½ bath with contri JOHNNY WALK EW Rig. Real Estate BrokerGeneral Contractor I BEDROOM- 1 Bath. :..ilI frome !?ualcd cii .. i a b'ocK. sn.soo. 3223459 $170 per 'no. $34-Sffl. - - Cars & Trucks Any year ttsru 1976 models. 7 ys MULTIFAMILY GARAGE SALE - Everything must go. 203 Pine Winds Dr., Hidden Lake (off Lake Mary Blvd.) Sept. 10, 11, 12. 9AM III. - play house Near eiemmntar school. Located In country Fenced yard, 115.000. 323-543 after 4:30. PINECRE5T- 3 BR, 1%', bath, central heat & air, owner will sell to qualified veteran paying all closing costs. sn,iso. 2 BR, trailer, furnished, air conc Plenty of ground, fenced for peti equipped, Washer & dryer. Phone :.•: CLASSIFiED ADS DON'T CosyTHEY PAY. ciose, etc. PIPOECREST 2900 Park Avs Immaculate 3 BR on extra larg homm.slte, no repairs neede Move right ml $21,500 wailS house, Workshop A cflhld't Sanford, Owners have given this home TLC. $2&730. 2 BR, I2'itêO', central air, trees I orass, spacious lot, quiet; Adulti' 33g. 1419. mess.. .. -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 3735174 HELP.WANTED ADS INTHECIRCUiICOURTOPTNE Defendants. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI!. NOTICEOF$ALE IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE is hereby gIven, that NOTICE OF SHERIFF'$SALE COUNTY FLORIDA pursuant to a Final Judgment of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thu Civil ACtion N. 74164l.CAI,.IE foreclosure entered September 7th, by virtiq of that cictain Writ of DIVISION CI 1976 in the Circuit Court of the Execution Issued out of and under SOUTHEASTERN HOME NOR Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and the seal of the County Court of TGAGE COMPANY, fnj Seminole County Florida In Civil Seminole County. Florida, upon a Plaintiff, Action No. 76137$ CA.09.E, ARfinal Iudgment rendered in the vs. THUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Click Of aforesaid court on th, 26th day of ANTHONY MARTIN and M1NtIIE the said Court, will sill for cash in July. AD. '516, In that Certain cisc MARTIN, his wife, and RALPH S. hand to the highest and best bidder entitled. Carl Brinkman Plaintiff, . HAWK, III, at the West Front door of the vs Albert C. Lemke, Defendant. Defendants. Courthouse, Seminole County, witch aforesaid Writ of Execution NOTICE OF SUIT Florida at 1100 o'clOck AM on was delivered to me is Sheriff Cf TO: ANTHONY MARtIN arid September 52nd t914 Ihe following Seminal, County, Florida, and I MINNIE MARTIN. HIS WIFE descrIe real property situate In have levied UPOO the foilown'ig Address: UNKNOWN Seminole County, Florida. to-wit: describedpropertyowfledbyAlbed YOUAREHERE5yjti,p L012,BIock"A",WMHiNQTON E Lemke, said Property being aComplaintloforecloseamortg OAKS,SECTIONTWO,ICCOrd1NtO lafed in Seminole County, FlorIda, encumbering the following real the plat thereof as recorded in Plal more Particularly described as property: Book $4, Pages 54.. 57. PublIc fo4'o* Lot $7, Block K, SKY LARK ReCor4 of Seminole County, '.'ock Cet-t. No. I. Carl BrInkman, SUBDIVISION, according to the Itoridi. mt. formerly !I'Skman & I-tarp, plat thereof 15 recorded In PIat Book together With the following Items of Inc for 24 shares of Stock, dated Ii, Page 13. of the Public Records of property which are located in and July 7, $947, issuedto Carl H. Brink Seminole County, Florida, together permanently installed as a part of man and transferred to Albert C. wit'u Range located therein and in one of the nicer section, .' learn. This NEWSPAPER does not knowingly accept GEORGE A. MARTIN and BRENDA 3. MARTIN, his wife, 2 Bedroom, l . 337822 t '- 372-1307 or 3720413 RETIREE SPECIAL3 BR, I bath, 2 BR, $ bath, frame Mule, will - MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk 3231746 Garage5ale,$ept,l)I17,,0.mfo 3p.m., 102 ColonIal Way (72nd St. oft French). Freezer, children's $11,230, 2130 Orovi Assume mortgage, no quafifyln low down payment, on 3 BR, 1 bath, central aIr, nicely lan scaped. 119,900. pod, fenced yard, Owner re. locating. 135.230. 322•7957. _____________________ fthed SHIRLEY MILLETT Publish: Sept. 5, 14.23, 30. 1916 2345 Park Dr .......... W000MERE CatsA Kittens $7 Each to goodhome MOONEY APPLlANcflm. . residence or Combinatli n Hal Colbert Realty wall.wall carpet, kitchen equip. FurnIshed 2 BR cottage, air cons cent ral heat. Quiet country Ilvir All utilities furn. except fuel o $200 mo. $33 security; Adults only. , But the Welcome Wagon hostess can make It easier to adiust to 3-our flfW SWroundings, and maybe put a smile on your face! - - StIY JUNK CA- from $10 to20 Call 3221414 after lp.m Phone 333 7022 service, used macfuss. 2 business.residenc, AKC Boxer Pup KENMORE WASH!!, parts, 107W. Commerciai Phone 322 7051, Sanford $11 WOLF TRAIL- 3 BR mobili home, I00'x)05' lot. $17,000. LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTYBR, 2 bath, central heat & air, Lake Mary- 2 BR furnIshed PoutIs, newly refinished 'inside and o t. Adults. No pets. 322.33, Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferrnt. 3n. 6120 or 323-5154. LEAVING HOME IS NO LAUGHING MATTER I •n.j 2 31AlXtplexes _________________________ MANAGER TRAINEE - Finance, retail, fast food. SALES REPS - Great local companIes. U'lt ________________ .. • School & GOlf Course. Furnispi unu,,o. .-' . citrus trees. Walk to ldyllwii apartment, clean arst private. One I & 2 BR Mobile Homes Adults No pets • 030-at133 33-Houses Like Mary- 1 Bedroom furnished bedrooms, $123 to $123 monm. Adults. Ptsoni 322-1010 • One 0. 7 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unlurnished. Newly redecorated. Come iii. i. Airpict Blvd., Sanford, 323.1340. FEMALE BARTENDER - Mm. 1 yr. isp. REALTORS Adulti, $140mo. 321430$ or 3724470 landscaped. Abundant storagS. (including attic) and "GE Energ, Efficiency Package". From $140. Call 3310220 between S & 5:30. JOHN KRIDER,A5SoC Stenstrom Realty 2 BR, carpeted, air Conveniently located I beautifully 1$-llelp Vntsd REALTORS t!.f !"1! Nelrlgerafor, ext coistition. $120 or best offer. 373 1353 after S. WHI1 Req. Real Estate Broker __________ 3- BR, 1½ bath, fully Carpeted, fra fleet and aIr. Phone 323. GARNETT I - Sanford- By O*net'. 3 B,i ½ baths. central HAA, screen pat mvitIglelistIngler5,J. Carpeted. 135*. 322-1903 after Intur,steØ DYNAMIC PROPERTIES 1005. S. S. V. Hardwlck, Broker COUNTRY KITCHEN- 1½ ia's i Raymond E. Lundqulst, Register Pd land, 2 yrs. old, 4 BR, 2 batl YOU AN! MISSING SOMETHING Deltona, 411 6611 Real Estate Broker. Sales a family rm,, & dInIng mm. cat IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A ALTAMONTE Appraisais. 312-22%. Lakefront, 2BN. posed, central fleet A air, 144,50 CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. air, screened porch, large lot, & trees. $155. No qualifying, pay equity, COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, 1 bat? mortgage, u, 1½ baths, central heal A alt', $15,$0,. FERN PARK.MAITLANO- I 81 garage, gold carpet. Close to I", baths, air, fenced yard, cir. schools. 223-0337 tir s. -- MAR TWELL- 3 BR, Wz baths poling, $I9S mo central P,eat & air, $27,530, Multiple Listing Seivice ORLANDO LEE ROAD AREA JEWETT LANE- ½ acre, 3 BR, 2 BR, family room, corner lot, $1- EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH bath, central fleet & aIr. 133.000 mo. • ARBOR- 4 BR, 2%', baths, im. 1700 West FIrst, Con maculate condition, Screened CANAL FRONT CABINS- $3,sCO It CITY FOR REST GREENE INC. mercial zoned 2 BR host e IS'x30' pool, large fenced lot witti 540.000. _________________________ Air, carpeted, , LEASING Price $7I,3, Owner, 32)0522. ' Ave. Utilities turn,, $150 n-so. plus man. 30-Apartments Uniurnished SEAFOOD - 3 BR, 2 full ball- W. Rig. Real Estate Iroker 503W. 1st St. 19t4041or3334517ey10, Approx, 53.000 down, $155 month. swimming pool, 1210 per 'no. Alt 2 BR mobile home. $100 per it o deposit, 323.4359 after 5:30 or 3fl.$c p-Good TNngs to Eat PRIVACY M, IJNSWORTh REALT 2. 36R avs.aCOratedhG4Js., lots Of kitchen cabInets, esting bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large ficiced back yard, 3 BR, 1½ bath. kitchen equlpp $5 month. 3fl.573 or iiroomapt,, carpet, air, on Park - CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1375.CA-49.E FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR. KENNETH D. MORSE, ESQUIRE TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a corJONES & BISHOP, P.A. poratlon organized and existing Maitland Avenue under the laws of the United States Altannot-We Springs, Florida 3710$ of America, Attorneys for PetItlonerWIf,. Plaintiff Publish: Sepf.9 1fl mont. - 25-L.oafls __________________ UTHICIRCWT*TOF ThE Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Click of the Circuit COWl By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk DEDI2 Leinki additionil inlot-mation available Irom thO Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. :- , Lake Prep. ' 00 I Ia ritiat ,, 1 9 pro coverage, I S i w City of Winter Springs, Florida By: S: Mary T Norton GARY E. MASSEY 414 E• Semoran Blvd AltamoiWe Springs, Fia. 22701 overage I.e Iii See,sIlsgsIe UUUUIVI Sep. $43, SAN MO PARK, 1, 7, 3 bedroon' trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly, 351$ Hwy s7.,, Sanford. 323- 1930. . - all you have to do is catch it MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Alt Cond.,Maid Sat-v INN NORTH 141, SR .Longd i -. 31-Apartments FUtflISh,d __________________ day QUIITAREA - - Longwoo Day Care Center- Will keep elderly patients in ttiy0 Lngwd's oldest. 6a.m. S p-bus to _______________________ home. 322.3351. miens, school. 3293792 anytime. Dirt cheap reliable handyman, can Child care In my home. di many odd lobs, such as Good references. cleaning, painting, landscaping, Phone3213S hauling. 323.9905 nIghts Phone 3271131. Sanora- For sale or rent- Lovely3 BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, centrai neat and air. 615.3ge& Iipf.L 7-S - 41-4usss - Reasonabl, rent 345.37 _______________________ vandalism and ma?iclouL mi*di.f; this Court on this the 3rd day of FiCTITIOUS NAME MIAMI (AP,.4.. iCC Ihi results RepublIcan utomobiie; commercial; biankit September AD. 1VS. Taylor Moore SiGene Read, Lakeland, at Notice is hereby given that I am bond: all risk fioaeer: umbrella (Seat) Tuesdays ieglslative primaries: TaIiatasses, in the generai election. defeated Rep. We, Watson. D• engaged In business at ma Winter liability; and accidental death, and Senate DistriCts: 13 Wayne HolIingswoqth, Lake Lakaland, for Democratic nom• Woods Blvd. Winter Park, Aflpr H Beckwith Jr. shall be for a period of two tears. iSen. W. 0. ChiIder, DP.nsacola; City, nominated, no Clerk of the Circuit Court general election nafon, aces Republican Bill County, Florida wider me tictit nominated, no general election Opponent. commencing October 1, 1,14 and Paich, Winter Haven. in genersi nam.at THE HAIR VILLA,tpa • Cherry Kay Travis opponant. terminating Seøember 30. ifS. IS Ted Alvarmi. Jacksonv ills, and .ietin. fl..iiy Clerk I intend to register said name with Specifications may be picked up at CARROLL BURKE 3Senate President Dempsey Arneft Girardeau, Jacksonville, S3Peter Dunbar, Dunedin, the Clerk of the Circuit Court, theAdmintstratlonluilding,por,o, Allot-new for Petitioner Barron, D-Panama City, and Travis runOff. Replican nomination, faces Rep. Seminole County, Florida in ac Marchant, Tallahassee, runoff. Sanford. Orange Boulevard, Lake 5 12 Sanford Atlantic 1SR.p.nominated, John Lewis. Moor., OClearwater, In Cordance with me provisions ci me Monroe, Florida from 1:30a.m. until Bank Bid Sanford Fior SRep. She-Ill "Pete" Skinner, 0. lonvIlle, no0-Jack. generalTom general election. Fictitious Name Statutes, TO-Wit: 3:00 p.m. (0530 hours until 1700 32771 Lak City, and either Terry Putnai, election opponent. SIRe9. George Hleber. RSI. Section ias.oe Fiorida Statutis ifs. hours), Monday through Friday. Mayo, or Jack McGrif I, Gainesville, Publish: Sept C, 15, 23. 30 20Re9. Carl Ogden, OJack. Pet.rsurg, and Peter Caroline, St. Sr Michael A. Gaiv The Seminole County Port depending on absentee ballots, sonvilis. nominated, no general Pet,nburg, RepublIcan runoff. DED4S Publish: Sept. 2,5, 14, 23, lflS runoff, Authority reserves the right to election opponent. Jane,, Madiera Beach. DED. riled any or all bids, any bl6 7S.n. Dan Scarborough. 0. 2lRep. Tommy Haouri, D. and Robed Eugene Meiby, St. ______________________ receivedat?erthespsclfiedtimewill INTNICIRCUITCOURTOPTHI Jacksonviile,nominated,nogee-at Jacksanvills.nominated,nogeneral Pet,i-sburg, RepublIcan runoff. election opponent, not be Considered. No bidder may EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. election opponent. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS lOEsthet- An-tot, Seminole, and 1. flen. Mattox Hair, 0-Jack. wIthdraw his bid for a period Of CUlT, IN AND FOR SIMINQIE, 2SRep. Frank Williams, DStarke, M. Woodruff, St. Petersburg, NAMISTATUTE thiry(30)daysafterdate$.$ FLORIDA lonvIlie, nominated, no general nominated, no general election Rep'lican runoff. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: election opponent openi. Civil Adle. Ni. 14Iall.CA4C.0 opponent. Notice Is hereby given that the Blii Griswold St Petenburg, II Senate President Pro Tempote Bid5willbeOpifledattheOftIat FEDERAL NATiONAL NOR. 2iRep. A. H. "Gus" Craig, 0.51. Democratic nominee, and Dorothy Undersigned, pursuant to the the Administrator at 3:00 p.m., TOAGE ASSOCIATION, Alan Trask, 0.Fort Meade, defeated AugtntIn., nominated, no general Sample, St. Petersburg, defeated "ctltious Name Statute" Chapter e.d.t., (1300 hours), or as soon Rep. John Clark, D.Lakeland, no election opponent. Plaintiff, Rep. Larry Belanger, R.St. $4509, Florida Statutes, will register general election opponent. tIe-nafter es possible on September Vi. 2tRep. William Conway, D Petersburg, Republican withtheclerkolsheclrcultcourt, In 21. ifS. CHRISTINE COLEMAN, deceased, 153. B. Rogers Jr., Windermere, Ormond Beach, nominated, no nomination, and for Seminole County, Florida, Dated at Sahford, Seminole it ii, DemocratIc nomination, opposes general election opponent. SSRep. Jim Foster, D.Tampa, 'ece.ii' of proof Qf the County, Florida this 7th day ci Rep.Wililam Got-mm, RTangerin,, Defendants. 32Rep. Wayne McCall, DOcaia, nomination, no general election publication of this Notice, the I Ic. in general election, September. AD., 1914. NOTICE OF SUIT nominated, no general election opponent. titlous name, to-wit: LONOW000 By Order of: 33Betty Castor, Tampa, defeated Opponent. TO: CHRISTINE COLEMAN, flDonald Evans and Pat Frank. VETERINARY CLINIC under Seminole County Sen. Julian Lane, DTasnpa, no decsed, and the unknown heirs, 33Rep. Bob Hattaway, 0. both of Tampa, Democratic runoff. hhjhi 11$ engaged In practice at Port Authority general election opponent. devisees, assignees, limos's, Altamonte Springs. nominated, West Sanlando Springs Road, In ISRep. George Sheldon, DTampa, 5: Donald Jackson, ct-editors, trustees, or claimants by, 2Mike icily, Fort Louderdai,, faces Greg Drummond. Aitamont, nominated, Joe Kotvas, the City of Longwood, Florida. Chairman through, underor against the Estate Democratic nomination, and Rep. Springs Republican, in general Tampa RepubIica, in general thC party interested In said ATTEST: George Williamson, of CHRiSTINE COLEMAN, R.Fort election, business enterprise is as follows: election. James Rowe Lauderdale, Republican deciesed, and all unknown persons 34 Joe Knowles, Leesburg, and Robe-t E Walton. PA. 73 Thomas Damon and Mary Secretary nomination. having or claiming to have any New'nan $rock. Longwood, runoff Kumpe, both of Sarasota, d RObert E. Walton Publish: Sept. L 14, 1514 3lMichael Shiff, Lauderhill, right.titleorinteresiinth,popjy 3SRep. Joh Culbreath, 0- Repillcan runoff. ItS President DED-43 described Democratic nomination. Jim Scott, Brooksville, anJtarIes Edwarits, 7STed Ewing, Sarasota, Re. Publish: Aug. $9. 24. Sept 2., 1914 Fort Lauderdale, defeated Rep. Dade City, runoff. YOU ARE HEREBY notified that publican nomination, no general DEC91 Arthur Rude, RFofl Lauderdale, IN THE CIRCUiT COURT OP THE a Complaint to foreclose a mortgage 35MM Terreli Jr., Winter Oar- election opponent. Republican nomination EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI!. encumbering the following real dCI, Democratic nofnlfl$Ilort, 74K. Dale Cassens. Fort Pierce, CITY OF Sun. Robert Graham, DNtaml, RhwdCUlT. IN AND FOR SIMIIIOLE proporty: Crouy, WMtot'Patt4-$nd DiY1Vcrlflt1Ipma7!on, faces WINTER SPRINGS, I01 Si, ACADEMY MANOR, COUNTY, FLORIDA nominated, no general election Lawrence Kirkwood, Winter Park. Republican Sue Hickman, Fort FLORIDA opponent, UNIT TWO, aCcording to the Pla$ Republican runoff. CASE NO. 7S.ISI3C,.If.A Pierce. in general election. NItkeWPvb.1C HeWItt, 39$en.VernonIfolloway,DMiaml, thereof as recorded In Plal Book IL In Re: the Marriage 39 Reed Kyle Boardman, Orlando flTom Little and William Taylor, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by VERNA MOORE CHEEK Wife Page 21, of the Public Records Of andMikeSimcnhoff,,Miemirun.cff and Suzanne Campbell, Maitland, both of Tequesta, Democratic House Districts: theCltyCOuncliolth.Ci,yof Winter and FREDRICK LeROY CHEEK, Seminole County, Florida, together Democratic runoff. John Mica, runoff, and Ed Norton, Stuart, Springs, Florida. tnat said City JR., Husband Atike Bass, Pensacola, and Tom Winter with Tappan Refrigerator. Comfort Park, Republican Republican nomination. Council will hold a public hearing at Patter-son. Pensacoia, runoff. Pac Furnace CPF 10, Mercury nomination. NOTICE OF urr iS William Cruickshank, Boca 7:00 p.m. Ot as soon thereafter as THE STATE OF FLORIDA 3Rep. Clyde Hagier, DPens.acola, Hood, Tappan Range, and Wall to 42Toni Jennings. Orlando, and Raton. Republican nomination, sible, on Monday. September Wall carpeting located therein and nominated, no general election Mary Warren, Orlando, Republican faces Rep. Donaic. llazelton. 0-West $516, to Consider the adoption of an TO- FREDRICK LeROY opponent, the-em. runoff, CHEEK JR. Ordinance by the City of Winter Palm Beach, In general election. SRep. Jerry Melvin, 0-Fort Ms been filed against you and you 1357 Flietwood Drive 4lRep. David Barrett, 0Spning5,F10rlda,tItIeOfWfi isis 7Rep. Gene Campbell, OWest Elgin, areragIredtoserveacopyofr Walton Beach, nominated, no indiatiantic, nomination, faces Palm Beach, Democratic f011OWS general election opponent. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED written defenses, If any to it on Republican Preston Beck. Satellite nomination, and Reid Moore, Palm AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY thatawllhasbeenflledagainstyou JOHN N. MCCORMICK, attorney SOcie Mills. Gull Breeze, and Beach, In general election. Beach. Republican nomination. James Ward. Fort Walton Beach, OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, In the Circuit Court Of Seminole for Plaintiff, whose address Is Post 465111 Tyler, Merritt Island, SiRep. Ed Healey, DWest Palm Democratic runoff. REPEALING SECTION 44.24 OF County, Florida, entitled: In Re: Office Box 3323, 501 East Church Democratic nomination, faces Beach, Democratic nomination, ARTICLE II OF THE CODE The Marriage ci Vet-na . Slreef,Orlando,Fiorlda,andfllethe Marilyn Evans, Melbourne Re faces C. C. Robinson. Palm Beach ORDINANCES OF WINTER Cheek. Wife and Fredrlck LeRoy originalwiththeCierkoftheabove. nominated, no general election pubilcan, in general election. Republican, in general election. opponent. SPRINGS. FLORIDA; ADOPTING Cheek Jr. Husbend Case No 76 styled Court on or before October 49Bob Crawford and Leslie l2Rep. John Considine, $0 Rep. James Harold Thompson, Dunson, both of Winter Haven, NEWSECTION4I24ofART1CLEI1 tfI3CA-WA,Thenatureofthissuit 13Th. 1974; otherwise a ludgment Palm Beach, nomination, DWest OF THE CODE; ESTABLISHING Is aces DQuincy. nominated, no general Democratic runoff. oboaln separate maintenance may be entered againSt you for the RepubiicanJ. Reeve Bright, Deiray PROCEDURES FOR REZONING and to other relief, election opponent. relief demanded In the Complaint. SbBeverly Burnssd and Eugene Beach, in general election. REAL PROPERTY; CONFLICTS, liSpeauier Donald Tucker, D. Roberts, both of Lakeland, WlTNES5myptandandtheuaiof YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED SEVERABILITY AND EF. Tallahassee nominated. lac.s Democratic runoff. said Court on this 3rd day of Sep. FECTIVE DATE. (See LEGISLATIVE, SB) copy $4 d nance sliall be clerkcisaidCourtandwqveacopy te-ibe-. 1914. : n the Petitioner ci- (Seal) available at the office Of the City tttereol AttI'IUr H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the City of wirer Springs, Petitioner's attorneys whose ad :-.;.. Clerk of the Circuit Court is annexed hereto on or before • Florida. for all persons deSirIng to By: Cherry Kay Travis October $3, 1576 or a Default wIll be We Put The Ball In The Air, prfles are Invited snteredsgainst seal as PubS'.pt.LI& 23, 30, DED44 THISNOTiCEI5QbeIIstndin • DUPLEX-. Furnished furnished, ideal location , P 2)-Situations Vnted Child care in my home, . Hal Colbert Realty • 6390634. Phone 323-7510 or 3270740 41-4'leuses - 3 bedroom unfurnisitad apertmen right man, $100 n-to whIle training, Car helpful, but not necessary. ApptyinperIon.Arflrownpe Control. 2342 Park Drive, Sanford. BUSY BEE CHILDCARE 2417 Holly Ave. spartmen 1 Nurses: RN's A LPN's. Aides. Aidcompanion. Needed immedIately Cars bedroom furnisase 5)3505 - Salesmen, great opportunity for fitl LOST: Two Boston Terriers, male I female, age 3. black A white, vIcinity Oak 1 Elm. 322.0161 NOTE ireby sealed bids will be received by :=ll t?.:r' e Atiannc Bank Building, 1. 5.moie Sanford. Florida, and file the . UNEMPLOYED? Never again if you have sincere desIre and ambition: Serious Only please call $742056 after ip.m. or write 1040 Giovanni, Dettona, FIa. 32143. REWARD cN - required. ' Part time Laborer call 3224990 Fri. S.IOAMfor interview s-it & Found __ .' - (Parents welcome) drinkers 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, $200 psi mcntp,, first and last plus $1 damage deposit, References i,uIo NsrsW, SisSsr FL 32-HousUnfurnis Pa,aj I. 2, & 3 BR apes. Tenni swimming, Playgrounc rscrelen,00,i,. roe IVUflWSC. !ldg5wo AVe. Sanford. PH7310 373 ' r LlnvlIle, at Sanford Civic Cente Saturday, Sept. 11. I P.M. Sharp Unfurnish, Ridgewooij Arms ' Tremendous earnings. 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TELETHON (Tuis. wou4 Fit) PEWS Ii BEWITCHED (i) acic CaMFWrY BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 24 THE ELECTRIC CaM. day when ft League of Women Voters1 sponsors of three "debates" Ford and Carter will have, set 9:311 PL EDT nest from SepL 3o. I ____ with Seminole High's Darrell Johnson going after it. Beach. For an In-depth rundown on aU the games The prep football season gets underway tonight with see story page S.A. five games involving Seminole County teams. IN THE AIR Cop Fined For Contempt There unfriendly from the Alabama Governor's Mansion this. days. Gov. By BOB LLOYD HeraldSWfWrltei are rumbles _____ ___ ________ at i. suited a divorce la wyer . T ____ . after she heard her husband's t ped "disparaging remarks" abouther to severs I of hI,i A ___ I I I - I I I ' ______ "' ...q . GEOEWAL4LACE.. Was Reason For .;., .. ,.,. . Bugging, Story .. ,... . that hasn't ___ ____. ____ assault case and Brooks was investigating officer on a told Brooks he'd have to pay It if disturbance call In connection he falls to a nswer subpoenaes In with anoth er alleged assault in the f uture or is late appearing which Washington was in- . VTW We lum am _______ west the 41* willstart with p.m., theoretically leaving "Gemini Man" at 7:306:30 three prime hours to fill. p.m. EDT, followed by a oneTheorfgina!Sept.23jchedule hour episode had "Welcome Back, Kt*ter," Sheep," then Ford-Carter. And The a.ck ........4-A home lii the criminal case and that the officer was careful in &Mge ...................11 he been able to his testimony. McGregor ruled in a Thur. violation of probation charge perjury." ed Dr. Lamb ................4-B thy afternoon hearing that agalnet Hsrssceçe................4-B Booker T. Washington, Pc aidhbelleyesther's Hospital ..................s-A patrolman Tony L. Brooks Jr., of Sanford, when Brooks failed stiu doubt that the subpoeiae was in contempt for falling in to appear to testify at the July was aed on Brook Brooks Sparta respond toasubp.. hearing. Tele1s ................4-B has60d to app testify In a July 11 probation Westker..................1-A Washington was on probation contempt of court ruling. violation hearing. McGregor in an , a U ____ __ - . and the first lady con. _______ a ., Cornell. ordered his bedroom telephone conversations taped - - CoRNEWAACE Says for depositions in criminal volved, officials said. Cases. Defense attorney James E.C. The court gave Brooks until 5 Peri'y told the court rhuri4ay 'P-fl Qdaj.tb$Jthe$0.tOthe ho has been a court derk's office. policeman for three , McGregor told the clerk to years and three montiLi, gets 1:45 "put all other circuit judges on approximately 50 subpoenaes Oliver Evans of Philadelphia. W 0 "" or=lll CC LATE NEWS " notice of this finding." "t I "Batley and summons a month. "This is '9) Oaf i1i DAILY ''VRO 1.4_Sheriff's deputies testified the first time he's not "Streets of San Francisco" on tar ends at 8p.m. and will be propelled amphibious dredge in that on June 30 Brooks w ABC,the"Walth"akJatIo. followed by "Gemini" and 1805, produced an UnICONOMY as respnided. It's not his pattern TUS$.WID. : served at his home with a or make-up to derestimated hint of modern N1QHT$ _a ms. hour "Hawaii FlveO" on CBS, "Black Two fresh cooked deep sea fillets. Crisp disregard or MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Gov. George C. Wa llace's wife bedroom ta ping device, whose e transportation. Evans subpoenae to appear at the *July disrespect the rules of th and the new "Gemini Man" and hour of prime time to be ALSO ce xisten had I l g on e and golden on or r de ed the outside, meit'4n-your. his bedroom telephone conversations taped after she He la bel ed the incident a "domestic matter between my wife and 16 hearing. it a two-how premlere of the new by local PrOgrilunminll at NBC predicted, "The time will come court," Perry said. when people will travel in mouth tender on the Inside. Plus Burger learned he was keeping her under "surveillance," published Deputy Jack Harley testified "Bet Sellers" mini-series on stations. myself," although he did not specifically say that his wife knew Assistant State Ally. Claude tages moved by steam reports said today. Chef's French tries, and a big bowl of fresh BOTH STARRING about the device, NBC. that Brooks received the Van Hook said the prosecutor's NBC and ABC were sire of engines, from one cit y to SON NY CH IBA And when she heard on the tapes the governor making The only thing of which you their revised schedules. Not another, almost as fast I salad you can fill up again and again. refused to discuss specifics of the Loping device, but he said the afternoon of office isn't interested in putting as birds "disparaging remarks" a bout her to several of his longtime theHetapes June 30 at his home about the Brooks In Jail, only "assuring had been destroyed. fly. fifteen or twenty miles an FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES female friends, Cornelia Wallace consulted a divorce lawyer, The U.S. Atty. Ira DeMent acknowledged Thursday that the FBI same time a second deputy officers will respond to sub. hour", The World Almanac . Montgomery Advertiser said. oca aia* 1978 #*PsrlCIP~ Burger Chef Restaurants. served him at 2:21 p.m. with poenacs in the f uture." notes. had conducted a preliminary investigation of the bugging Quoting "highly reliable sources," the newspaper said Wallace (NCWAPtRE7(rWanEA&1f) papers in a civil suit. cident. McGregor said he required too talked to a lawyer about divorce after he learned his wife was Brooks said he doesn't Brooks to pay $50 of the fine DeMent said the bug" may have been a -technical violation (C-tkned tram 4-B) tap in g his calls. IOSRep. Jo Lang Kershaw. 0. of the la w," but he said that since it "appears to be purely remember being served at beca use the court doesn't think SlConatance Loucks, Fort Miami, and George Arack.tt, Advertiser did not elaborate on what form of surveillance jt 'The domestic" no prosecution would be undertaken Lauderdale, Democratic noml. Miami. runoff. ....................... iu waiiace naa used on flLi wife. Milan, laces Rep. Van Pool*, R. 10711 tep. Tony Fontana, OMlami, Fort Lauderdale. in general At a news conference for Mrs. carter, a reporter tried to ask The Wallaces appeared in public together Thursday in the . nomination. lion. 10 Rep. toe Gnten, OMiami, Wallace about her husband's revelations, but she refused to governor's mansion at a brief reception for Rosalynn Carur, wife $STerry O'MaIIey, Hallandale, nomination. answer, turned her back and walked away. of Democratic es pr idential nominee Jimmy Carter. But neither Democratic nomination, and IIOR.p. Walter Sackett, DMiami, TALLAHASSEE Thomas Kincaid, Fort Lauderdale. ana Roberta Fox. Miami. runoff. (AP) a Vi-million-gallon tank protest. answered questions about the buggings, and neither was The Wallaces were married in 1971, three years after the death - An environmentalist says the Republican nomination. Ill Marvin Dunn, Miami. , available later storage farm, was expected to for comment about The Advertiser report. Charles Lee, Florida $4 Linda Cox, Lauderhill, Democratic nomination. from cancer of his first wife, Lurleen. At the time of her death, manager of the Florida Canal flourish as part of America's Audubon Mrs. Wallace, Democratic nomination. a 37, stood throughout the welcoming ceremonies, Jim Society li3Rep. Nancy Harrington, D. vice first Mrs. Wallace was governor, serving as stand-in for Wallace, Authority has violated a Cabi- 2,000-mile Gulf and Atlantic Howard. Pompano Beach, Coral Gables, and her hand resting on the back of her husband's wheelchair, president, raised the charge who was barred Republican nomination. by the state constitution from succeeding him. net ban on promotion of the lntercoastal waterway. Miami, runoff. Frank Dlaz-$ilvfra, Wallace has been paralyzed below the waist since he was shot self. I Thursday in a letter to Gov. VSI@vo Warner, Pompano Basch, Key Biscayne. Republican it Cross-Florida Barge Canal. while 0 campaigning for president But the Democratic in 1972. future nomination, and Tom nomination. of th e Cross Reubin $00 Askew. Lee called for The constitution now permits a governor to serve two conC Caz.I Fort Lauderdale, R.public. Plans for the barge canal Florida Barge Canal has been an Inves.igatlon. C Billie Joe Camp, Wallace's press secretary, said the couple IliRep. Robe" Hector, DMiami, nomination. secutive tem, but Wallace will have done so by 1978, and there project led to construction of in limbo since nomination. It 10:00 i i w Did Wallace Spy On His Wife ? I ____ ___ Today 2-A ocate the alleged docent. Th e court characterized' Cse. Ci rcudt Court Judge Rb B. He said he was on vacation ...............4-B McGregor has found a Sanford the time and was in Tamp at Brooks testimony In Thursday's s the and previous hearings on the g44 40 Iveff am Policemm In cOnW*Of court morning of June 30. and flood $500 The court th rew out a "at worst It could be call . George Wallace, s wife at 11H.sraild soft by Too V, Seminole plays Spruce Creek at New Smyrna Football Is in the air, but It won't be for long. not 3$' THE LONE RANGER ____ _ FOOTBALL IS . That'lI leave 96 minutes of prime time programming to be darts here. in W Thursday an the time for Round affiliates there will do that with One in IaIing matches. local shows. MMEM The works and public TV And It says its two4iour say they'll carry Thursday's "StreetsofSanFencsco"gow debate live. But the debate will premiere nationally in forced the networks to make how'length episodes on Sept30 hadychangeaintheseven-pro- and0ct7. . 11 nacneJe they'd carefully NBC Uji it Is bumping its concocted for Sept. 23. premiere of "Best Sellers" ____ ____ 'fl changes actually are two- from the Sept. 23 roster - no --U for the East and new date has been set - to Midwest, the other for Western make room for Ford-Carter. L - PAW m Wed= Pilgrims when the debate ends and prime time ________ ____ Die :'* BELGRADE, Yugoslavia can and one Canadian a board The planes were in an a (AP) - A British airliner and a the plane. However, British Ushed air corridor over Y Yugoslav charter jet carrying Airways officials In Landon slavia ut li West German tourists collided said there were at least two planei,o i sed by all civilian fficiaissaJd.11co at 35,000 feet near Zagreb to Americans and some Turkish dor is under the coidrol of the day, officials salt All 176 per- nationals aboard. Zagreb f1c cater. sons aboard the planes were m New York spokesman The cause of the collision was killed, according to doctors at saild It would be 12 to 24 hours not immediately known. of& the scene. before $ passenger list wan dais said an investigation was A witness the begun. arrive at the crash site said the ' body of one plane was The Yugoslav plane had 106 Airways officials in out. He said bodies and luggage passengers and five crew, mnn london said li F ght 476 was on a were scattered around the born Aboard, company officials direct flight n Landon to . nibble. More than 30 said. Sources said mostor all a! The officials said the lances and fire trucks went to them were West German plane was a Trident 3 jetliner. Un scene but founti no one tourists returning from vacsalive, he said. tiOns on the Adriatic coast. slavian plane wan a ixi be. Me planes collided at 5:15 longing to Um Yugoslav charter and nine a.m. EDT about 15 miles north.. com pany InezAdria. The D P' crew members. A British east of Zagreb, Yugoslavia's was flying between li AIrwaya spokesman in New second largest city and 230 alavta, and Cologne,Sp t, YugoWest York said there was one Amen- no rthwest of Belgrade. many. (7) SESAME STREET '9) ONE LIFE TO 12) DOCTORS 24 ( ) ERI lzm showwjlibeseenfroml:3Oto$ I mom '7) 1 2) (Mon.) TELETHON can be certain now is that on the CBS, which on Wednesday networks, Thursday's Great warned Debate will precede entertain- tainment plans for Se$. 23 may w p.crv oiwcii '9) EDGE OF NIGHT 410 LIGHT Co hide In Air ; 176 Iij GLLIGANS ISLAND m ouceio PEWS (12) FUN FACTORY 24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF SHERWCK HOS 3$ TIESAINT 32171-PrIce 10 Cents g 14) MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW CONT. (lust Pwo4 Fit) 19) Sanford, COW. (Tues. Ifvo'4' Fri.) 3$ ADOAMS FAMILY THE DOCTORS • PERRY MASON CONT. (lust rvou4 Fit) 2) (Mon.) TELETHON IS) fMILY (2) (Mon.) TELETH an es , Pl ' UNDERDOG 24 SESAME 2:30 COW. 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Ess 4 NEWS AFFAIR 'I r, FAMILY AS MANBEHAVES AND 2.00 b JWS• AWI too S C - 36 ME: EVening 2 LISTINGS '7he Street Fighter' S1E Mlii_ Legislative Winners • -_ !HELD OVER! • Canal Manager Violated Ban: Opponent 4111 THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY $1 Tom Oustalson, Fort hadn't appeared in public together since the governor celebrated his 57th birthday on Aug. 25. liSRep. James Eckhart, DMiami, Lauderdale, Democratic nomi. and Herb Frinw, Miami. runotf. nation. Jeff Cohen, Ternarac, and SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT illOonald Paul Bates and Nikki C James Guler, Pompano Beach, 8ev,, both of Miami. Democratic Republican runoff. runoff. 94Rep. John Adams, 0 Hollywood, 11$ Rep. Bill Flynn, DMLimi. and nomination. Hugo Black III, Miami. runoff. Elaine Bloom, DUlami, $20 Jo. Allen, Key nomination. Democratic nomination. -- ... AU.,THI TNIILL$ ALL INS SXCIT!A$IWIOPTWØ PIOPLI IN LOVI AND, IN TROUBLE 1U4WVJMI ! - It With Th 10 & .. 1 ..' • . ( - . C NEWS M: New York - A mother who left her five-day-old daughter alone with a starving German Shepherd while she went to get money for food returned to find the baby dead, partially eaten by the dog, , C . Just : $ 40 : Month Call Today And I ,I? Herald Staff WIIkT C 4 . A The H ERALD C . - .. .\ C C C C . till in ' ' I - WHITEUNE ,3OFEV4EN I. , 1121216 Will Be On it ía, Way ny C ' C C .. Jj 322m2611 C 444 - ., C C C '4 . '. 5 '/ Eveningjr nev.-dd 's" , C C --- By ED PRICWFr C C e -- A TL it C C / I. Strav Anime 1-c Pncga AA A TCC Give Your Student A Treat - A Touch Of Home, "JACkSON COUNTy WITS JAIL" A "POuciwoatu.- ._ (I A He d authority manager Cabinet's budgetary restrj has been speculation that Cornelia Wallace would run then. On the Port of Sanford m the St. Richard c. Nixon halted work on Gdes Evans, a state employe, tions ag" the expenditure 01 Wednesday, Wallace said that If she ran, he "would be as strong Johns River. The port, which the project in 1971 following a PromoW the canal in an ap. state funds for promotional for her as I was for my first wife." ac. contains a three-barge slip and storm of environmentalist pearance before a Rotary Club Uvities. EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, It o -ABOUT C)l fl SAT. 1:31 TIUft LAST a, Wallace had confirmed on Wednesday the discovery of the former President and urged members who stepert the canal to bombard the governor and Cabinet with let. tens making their views known. Lee said it would appear that Evans' activities were a "direct and purposef ul violation of the 1u1 coup-de-grace. 'I wish some of them (former owners) would come out here and watch me put the peu do:i,' Clark says bitterly. He Was the eurrait animal problan on "irre.sportsible ownerstilp" and says if humans siftoAlt nrvktiti L 4 Can it happen here? Seminole Animal Control Officer Bruce Clark says "yes." It can, he warns, unless something is done to halt the spread of pets without owners. And, o ut at the animal control center at Five Points, Clark and his workers kill 500 cats and dogsa month because the animals have no owners. Many of the animals. Clar k says, are picked up off the streets, or, in some cases, the owner realizes he can't af ford to feed th e (lug or cat so he brings the animal in for the He's off the streets probl em of stray dogs and cats on the rtreets will be "Out ofcontrol." - - w-w - w • When and If that happens Clark believes Seminole County will see incidents similar to the one in New York City. Already, Clark says a high number of dogbi te vi ct ims are be ing reported in Seminole County. About 50 persons are bitten each month by the approximately 30,000 to 40,000 pets In Seminole, Clark says. Of course, Clark notes, he deals with only bite victims who report the incidents. He said about 90 to 95 per cent of persons bitten are bitten by household pets, or former household pets that haven't been fed. But the real tragedy, asoark sees it number of animals that receive monthly in jections In the heart to end their lives because nobody will claim them. At any given time about 120 animals are on hand at the facility. Alter a dog or cat is picked up, the animal Is held for five days while officials make efforts to contact the owner. Then the animal is placed out for adoption for an additional five days. If the animal im't adopted, Clark kills it f ... .. - . r . . .. .. ; a . . - ..•. V • .. I V',. ', .' :. 'k • 1'• - (7......... ._- .-. ' • ." "I have no other choice," he explains. r, L. to Sleep" 13 preferable to "scraping It up off the highway with avel' . I BrucaCiarkdfafl3fltfAflm3lr,rAr '9 '• ':,... , - � 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 09, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 09, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 09, 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