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D&pL 22) even it Uiey come on a little While you may feel strong, but don't demean donlineering today, that's no yourself. indication right. YOURSIDAY Friends could sense you're trying to impose your will on This year it would be wim to them. rely upon yourself than upm LMW (Sept. 2SOct. 23) others. There's nothing you You've reached the odw ftb can't accomplish If you put your of letting thina ft by. Any mind to It. mission Boss a U driller, expressed d$O OOUt7 Coup __ ballots edged HMtay bigger uto ree th Seminole Hatlaway.like French, expressed surprise at dection resulls. "1 dion't ' MViKt"The chairman wet an to my ft defed will not halt 16 political career. ,rm not discowsivid or turned am-, saw curying hisohm of the WW J~m M"W Trance 0 mission Chairman *he Haftwq for On nod to carry the Democratictorch into the pending battle for the Dl*l I __ (HR us ing UUCul neophyte Bob these In 'In t0 ncerned. You'd ZO(JulyA.fl) Your be very smart to I R 11; m — 10 Cent, _ dogs lie. 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Gunter, :•;, ___ 3 __ ed We to mite a commission sed occupied by Williams. Over in district 5, tomm Cgunty"Commigdow jobn 1 q4 •... 7. Pbele, Page $-A WIN by Bob Montane Th PAL ELLEN IS I 'LL BET PV)JA SODA '\IIIWCWRrnNG I' mAT ICAN GIVE U ) JI P!RSCPIS MoWR1T)P% P, REVEALS A CONPLM I HEREFMAVISIT! Mos Dia etkis Can Eat Bread L NORTH DEAR D BUNNY — b SthI I Hsmdehl MB — I° TI PRESCENT' fwsiE)_ U ___ I9 So PRISCIL WHERE 15 THE P by Al Venn.., " TIN FATHERGU 9LIR 1 TO THE EDO BACON WING. MOM! / r THE MORNING 15 LIKE TRYING TO STARr A C k IN WINTER! ______ SOMETIMES I 'I'VU HAVE TO JI.MP I HIS BA1TERY. -Z ___ A Lamb The =ws a weakness _______________ To ve you a better Idea of make a diagnosis. If you we the thinking about treating overwelift you should C00- diabetes I am sending you Thie centrilltill 00L1091119 L our tnain t end Diabetes: Diagnogjai, eliminating high calorie sweets ygjo, and qM. isa good idea. Others who want this formation can said a Bread n Import" Part of alamped,self-addressed enmcd &d& The usual diabetic velope with 50 cent s for ft. Jiat can eat bread. Even the address your letter to me diabetic, which you say you are care of this newspaper, P.O. not, has a diet plan that fits with Sox 11, Radio City St$UOfl his treatment. Should he Nsw Yodi, 1X19. require ufln, the amOwt is DEAR D IAMB My geared to his did, whatever daughter who is 14 as o that may be, and his daily darted her monty period. She phyxical activity or life dyle. is very concerned because all Changing any of these n her girlfriends have. She is the treatment This email for her age, 4 feet 10 means t m diabetics can pounds. and do eat bread. You -sdoesn't to go 10 some whole wheat bread or doctor. Please tell us shoot A$4 •Q6 4J S — DEAR READER The find thing to do is relaL The onset of You should also elIm1naUng all ezceconalder u(at th mendrUon varies from ages three 1 - q_7 rd CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO $URNS by Larry Lewis RE-ELECT wrve GOT TO sivs VOTE" AT WAST ONE GOOD REASON TO VOTE WORA'S A THCUO;4T. / LETIS SAY HE NEEDS NCITWER ~A SM OPH F. CAN KEEP THE 19N PROMISES WE DIDN'T KEEP IN His LAST TWO TzIt4jS TE . A~ invitational but not Mth e could and db bid four hearts. North showed the club ace and South bid the 6* lead We yaw heW Is pm%d ym b*. Im case 01 my W 01110ple I rqw. -N RANK AND ERNEST by Bob eves OT ftr Om it v0wiGrz ti ll $M_ Of SELIF -0 DISCOVERYP AND THIS IS WHOE 4A 1 A CNN Tollokoitwe. Florwo For'"IMM1060n. Oww ifie Poke of dwiws office South wins the heart lead, _______________ draws trunt and after diamonds. suit brUb 3-3 An Oklahoma reader wants so he gets to discard two to know U It Is ever proper to hearts a club and wraps incur a penalty deliberately. up 13 The answer Isamt decidThisdoemi mean that seven ed "no." Penalties are there good contr was a act. It made rely to prevent uninien- FOUND MYLF. : TUMBLEWEEDS b T. K. Ryan .• • SHE GOT ? z a. . • jml~ ISMS-?, . 1 1 1 11 If. :'~- NU-5., 'g-ij®r~ I -I~ 1~0 ' S 01 - I - J*. I.. It Gil Fox . -- DONALD AND ANN REYNOLDS IV THE PRINCIPAL IED POLITICS411 40 0 By ED PRICKErr Herald Staff Writer Once upon a time a high school principal decided to run for public office to try and change the things he thought were wrong in the land. Ile ran hard. And you could see him in levi pants and a red shirt campaigning for the U.S. Congress. It was a bit unusual A 1 — really, o see a trying field 41hous I. 9-7 r midnight snaCkl" at 7rU AVPYI ) VaI Arm JQ AdF t . . WHAT'S / - • /AM? • . by Gar Tdeau In V&y MW 00t- 41 111 . . %A4 Bride? L-rea ing a may #qMHI1%ATALL0UYL-LR1JSH70 fbrce Hbn to aLbout Y=. HF-R SIPEI r BOB FRENCH: 'lt'sbeautlfultowln... it must be hell to lose... • (For a copy of JACOB V MODERN, send $ I to Win at Bridge.' a / 0 this newspaper. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station. flew York. ) N V 100 19) SIDE GLANCES .. • On the other hand, the con. tract of six was a very good one. It was sure to make irrespective of amp and dlamond breaks since South __________________ 14 . • - tional wrong doing. DOMESBURY — . • because diamonds broke 33 Just per • • :• • _— delayed because of obesity or more oftm theset days from excessive preoccupation &hold weight, associated with illadvised crash and fad diets. Just be sure she has a good heafthy diet, avoids obesity and remains normally active. Nature usually does the rcst. So don't get upset about it and gl" nature a You may be interesW to know t menstruation ween Uw ages of 2 and 8, with pmpancy. has been repwW occasionally In some ap. pmndy bealthy young girls. in menstruation underlying medical problems caused the earl , • Sometimes menstruation is SISNATOR rPA88LLL - your diet, particularly if you 1010 16 and 18 and one have a weight problem. in between ages 18 and 20 Climate, habits and recent years diabetic hereditary factors are all specialists have important in determining the that the type of diet ne;~W fo, diabetics is low in (at and onset. Unless your daughter has chole~sterol to help avoid the 3offle definite signs of an endeficiency is not -high Incidence of heart attacksdocrine otherwise in good or health I and vascular disease In would recommend ignoring thie tuation until she Is at Ind to. c During his eight Yem On the county board, AlezaAer. w. elected chairman six times by his collseguag. Althiouo Gurdw UK fail announced be would rim tar ejobon as mayor of Altamonte Springs, he withdrew from that cont See, FRENC3% Page 3-A l•• — 6 - forcing. Hence, North's threespde Did was forcing and ask. West NW* East 5101111111 54 i four spades=; or one spade.two onds-two s-pan. The bid Ing In box shows one expert way of ]t reaching ski. Most experts play t the Jump raise to .. Alexander was a veteran of two four-year terms on the county rom iti al arena in IM Alexander. at a PtAY in his bmw with a few dome friends Tuesday night afteir the election s victory was even better W went one spade-three spades. 503 lied in Seminal by in a race for the U.S. Congi'u. chairman of the Seminole Cocoty Planning NW \ ng cerealtoprovidecerealfiberis your diet. cS •1. of standard American. When 9K 1063 01095 &Q10763 vQJ75 0.172 2 su(&ucose)Ieval does not 5IGU cupled by Sid Viblien Jr., who was Ing club on a high diamond lb and ruff his third heart with Dr. • DEAR READER GOT HME... 7 6A4 I have captured 4,50 votes to Tyro's 4,Ok Alazander will face Bill could always discard 992 By tAaee Lamb,&tD. high blood sugar, but I'm not diabetic, maybe borderline. 1 have qt U $ potatoes. Should I o quit eating brad? BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY b t RUNDOWN AT L -I He ran hard, and he lost. "I'm disappointed,* but I'm glad it's over," Don Reynolds, Seminole High School principal, said this morning. Reynolds was sleeping in after a Tuesday night celebration at the Club. A lot of well-wishers were there. The room was decked out in red, white and blue bunting. But it was not a pa rty, as planned . It wasn't a loser's party, either. 11 was a party for an educator who told the people who would listen that this nation is in trouble. II Specifically, Reynolds told them high schoolers needed jobs, and he told them law and order is an issue. Some of the voters listened. In Seminole, Reynolds lost to JoAnn place choice. ; Most of all, though, Reynolds learned a lot. "It, probably, was one of the most rewarding experiences in my life," he said. If he did learn a lot, as is almost always the case with any attempt at the unusual, it also cost him a lot. About $7,000 ot - s own money flowed into the campaign . A campaign in which Reynolds admits that as a candidate he was 86 11 longshot." Not an impossible hot, a longshot. Sti-11, Reynolds maintains his spirit. "None of thein beat me,"he said, f "I just ran out Oete help he Reynolds is proud off ostly from young receive L people. And, e is proud, also that other candidates, toward he end of the race, picked up on his issues jobs for teenagers and law and order. It's all rhetoric now. A story to someday tell grandchildren. And from among the many reasons ht. might give you for running, Reynolds, the educator, fishes for [be sentence that will explain It aH. MIKE HAAWAy: was surprised ... I'm not turned off. . Bob HaHaway: A Victory hug Story Pal* 3-A - . • TraiIwood Pa rents res s Boa rd " OHM" 0 Today By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer A group of Trailwood parents which picketed Semiwle County School Board of. Aro=d The CloCk ........ Horoscope ................ 10-H fices Tuesday is scheduled to appear at tonight's board meeting to protest the condition of access routes to Spring Lake 1B ..................... Elementary School and elimination of Editorial • •A Television .................A courtesy busing in the area. And U the panel doesn't take action, a Dear Abby .................I-B Weather ................... $-A spokesman for the group says, Um parents will be back an the picket line Thusday. Marie De hloor. a parent of two Spring Lake organizer of the demonstration. said her group will be on hand when the school board convents at 7:30 pm. at the Seminole County courthouse in Sanford. "We had seven people out there With hirs. De Moor said of the Tuesday " picket. "We were Uwe from 10 (a.m.) to 12 WASHINGTON (AP) — Claude Wild Jr., GqV Oil (noon). We're on the agenda for the school Corp.'s former chief isbbyis today repodlated his claim hoard meeting tonight, and U th ey don do be had given $2.no in in to S". 130b Dole, the something about this, we plan to picW spin Republican vi Thursday." "I have been in error and consequently have done a The Trailwood parents are unhappy serious dinervice to Sen. Dole,,, Wild sald in a statemeiiL because school bus service has been removed Dole Immediately sceepted Wad's apolM, c&Mq the from their neighborhood forcing Spiring Lake Matter "to WLfortunste hicident." The senstor added: students to walk to 3chool along a dirt road i 'We're moving ahead with the compaip.11 which Is used by cars and is too sandy to allow At Usue was w0d's claim to rtw)?n tarlW Ws week the children to ride bicycles, according to that he W givez $2,004 to Dek In IM to pm an to 9Wr Kathlryn Hiz, K"Went of the SpIng Lake IteNtlican Senate candidates In tUt year. Dok earlia bzd acknoxieedged that he hM Ifttuled ?Ars. Hix said that by elirIlinaiing the busiq Sorry," Says Gulf ToDole "e"'and "When they decided to stop the busing in 1974, we went to the schow board and protested and they agreed to restore the busing until certain Udqx had been done in the area," Mrs. Hiz said. "Ibey agreed to repair the bridge (over the Little Wekiva River), cover the sewer3, cut the grass, clean up debris and build a bicycle path. e done some of Uw3e things,,she continued. 41m repaired the bridge, covered the sewers and cut the gras& But the Arft'S Still not that clean and they haven,t built a bicycle path. And now our sctmi bus has been taken away." -Seminole School Supt. Wwjam p. I Bud) Layer said Tuesday the school board-3 sajety committee had checked cut access routes to Spring Lake Elementary and had pmlaimed thern to be saf e erasthct set of standards used by the board. Seminole County CDmnliwimer Richard WUli nsuld the commission hasckared the way for the school board to hiockade the dirt mad to Vtcuiv traffic, that was not enough. b flu . d "Even if they block it off, they're going to have to get p0licenXii there to keep peopile if= driving ijp it," she declared- "That ProPerty's adjacent to an orange grove. 77W rwd is one-lane, YOU and Canj It's gtt und.aIt's too smdy to) there. And hir, Layer told us thut Lh&t. is out . L ! :Pl W A • �- - .- - -- -.- .-. I I Evening Nsr, Siafsr, FL kp&g, m-a* -, Polk To Request Vests NATION For 'I nole Revised Hum phr. y.H awklns Bill I.for. Labor Pan,I Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, D-Minn., the spon sor of the bill, Is trying to get the House Education and Labor Committee to approve the revised measure today. The backers then face the problem of getting it on the floor and sent to the Senate and approved there before Congress adjourns for the year on Oct. 2. The committee Passed an earlier version In May. However, that bill was blocked by the House leadership from coming to the Ho floorafter the measure attracted a 1t of poUtical lightning. Jury members of The Senate voted 46 to 25 Tuesday to exclude House members from an automatic pay increase due Oct. 1 to all federal civil service employes. Th e House had voted 325 to 75 last Wednesday to exclude not Only CDn9resS but also federal judges, Cabinet members and other top federal officials earning more than $37,aoo a year. Theft Charged To Sanford Man ' I I,j, (1% 1( 9, '/ • I- r e 40 t $ . S,)rfl 6 I 12 M(n'j *11 537 7 UNrI I • ' -- • • _____ ___ BUD FEATHER FRANCIS JACKSON School, Judge Runoffs L oom __ __ a M111111`11 INTAIIIINS FMNWN I morniv& Meyer qualified torImfgrredectjontesent I a the city eommIuIoa. ____ ___ ____ oar Juftan Steastrom whoboldsieall — wasn't 88 —— far 4I5 -- SUPRX 4WART FOAM • SUPERMAX 2 - STYLER/DRYER • IM wom Two settings. Three it?achm.nts Model 19110 X.sps foodsoq hot or f1exibie PW* house fix my canlng. • • •- • ___t..of 101111101110 _ • ___ C a 597 2" pooe cupping ainess aim filed. Candidates can place their names on the ballot In any of the three races noon Nov. L ___________________ Candidates must be ___ qualified electors of city, who have lived in Sanford at least six SPONGES l • months. Qualifying fees are 1150 for the mission seats and 1180 for the mayor's post. Can. didates must file fIn,.ncial forms with the county clerks office. _______________ 2UBE SOCKS 59 15. Cofton or Orion toy. BATTERIES pit. Flog. IVIREAOY or OV Twisps PRESTO FRY BABY ___ Cucrnac D(iP ravm ______ A SERVING OR TWO __________ aim 416ILem - - *. ..'.••.... •• I ..•. Is-_a'., 99c rnrr 33 " 4 88 8 Peck NoXzEMA I GALLON Cu Anta, Grubs, gallon ceYsra svenp lawu twice. Applie, ually One with he,. sprayer or è rth VER MAjp 3 2 FOR 00 \...- - • . 1 • • • • ••• . • • NOXZEM A MWICA ON citieM TED Q C 9 • 6 PAK WE$T1NHOUSE - ICE SOFT CREAM SANDWICHES 130- HIGH WAY.SAFETY GIRL 19 Lbw VANILUUA • - .• . - - C 57 RE SM Gloom U IYL a. 7111, W IwI DO? $ R19• 1fl UMIT 2 SULES 5 er debt% apparently edged Rep. .0 Clark, I.akeland in an. Shuttl Will WASHINGTON (Al See- come and we said all right, sln- come along," the State Hen Marion) kkebak $ aim . ,. ______ ., •• 1014 IN 1 opposition, Eugene Sans, by 312 to 146 votes. Arthur Evans, currently the city council Jchajrinan, did not seek reelection. In the cliff-hanger, incumbent two-term Councilman John Kuhn held only a one-vote lead over opponent Ben Beasley in the unofficial results for the group 4 seat. Kuhn received 7 to for Beasley. Fourteen absentee ballots are 0 • - - 4 - • to be counted and the election is to be canvassed by t1te city steam-rollered the young MILLER NEWTON er, D-Tallahassee, over- Seminole County Democrats followed the trend se whelmed Jim Fair of Tallahast see, a mlschievious political in the other counties of the congressional gadfly who campaigned by district Tuesday with JoAnn Saunders their first tacking attorneys. choice at 2,513 votes. Semino le High School prin. At least three incumbent la w- cipal, Don Reynold s, was second locally at 2,152 with makers were defeated Tuesday County Commissioner Sid Vihien third at 2,036. and at least seven others were Miller Newton who will be in the runoff Sept. with 25 Mrs. Saunders, received 688 votes and James forced into runoffs on Sept. With nearly all of the votes St rsely 481. counted, Marchant had 42 per cent to 40 for Barton and 18 for former Rep. Sam Mitchell of Vernon. Marchant polled 37,370 votes to 35,738 for Barton and 16,668 for Mitchell. E vening Herald primary "mere was an air in all 14 "election coverage headed by Donna counties in the district that Photos by SW Vincent Jr. Barronhad achieved power and fifth thathad used that power," Marchant said. "It was time for somebody to stand up to him." Unions OK - - .. -- _____ • • - f • - .. - • - - ' \q, • / Audrey Bolger, president of Orange-Osceola assistant state the bus drivers' bargaining attorney In Brevard. unit, said her membership Brevard has more than twice ratified itsagreemenj as many registered voters as • • • • •. • . • -. • unanimous 8G.o vote, while Seminole. Chairman Carolyn Brown In Brevard County, Cheshire reported a 25 tally In favor of claimed 14,247 votes to adopting the NIPSCO pact. Lykkebak's 8,772. 1 thinkmost people were Unofficial totals district-wide well satisfied with It, for be in g were 11,474 for Cheshire to ft contract," Mrs. Brown 12,798 for Lykketnk. said. "There were only a few Cheshire will face Herring in questions and they were easily • . •• • • the November general election. answered to the members' Herring, unoppooed for the satisfaction. I thought it was a council at 5:30 p.m. today. New councilmen will begin their two-year terms with a swearing in ceremony ducted by City Attorney Joseph Davis at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 4 • • JOANN SAUNDERS House Speaker Donald Tuck. gerappearareadytot rkon aid. a round of Africa utIle Schaufele, assistant diplomacy that he co rs to secretary of date for African have no better than per af fairs, went to Dar es Salaam, cent chance of head ft a Tanzania, on Tuesday to be race war in southern . briefed on the outcome of State Rep. Ro bert Hattaway Kissinger reports real- summit meeting by black easy Democratic primary election of Altamonte Springs victory for D district t dent Ford today on hi iend Af rican leaders. If, as ex. over Jim Wilson of Sanford Tuesday, polling 2,559 votes to 2,321. talks in Switzerland outh pected, he relays a positive He will face Republican African Prune Mini John report, Kissinger probably will In the November general Greg Drummond of Altamonte Springs election, Vorster and Is expec dli- leave Washington for Af rica. For the Democratic nomination for the district 34 seat in the cuss plans for a trip ca. Florida House held by Republican Vince Fechtel of Leesbuig, Kissinger said Tu that ___________ however, absentee balloti in the three county district (Seminole, Tanzanian Preside thus Lake and could change the results. LAFAYETTE, Ore Nyerere has Invite t Unofficial totals gave former Leesburg City Commissioner (AP) A trP.lfl slammed come W Africa as ac Joe Knowles 3,054 votes to Altamonte Springs attorney Newman Into a school bia today In sible. Kissinger said Brock's 2,403 to place the two men in the Sept. 28 runoff. this western Oregon farm hold off a final Iowa. State police said until he receives a ri lien Ryan, polled 2,204, only 199 votes less than Brock. there were fatalitie, but his top aide on Attic airs Ryan took Seminole County with 101 votes to spare, polling could give no immediate William E. Schaufel 1,497 to Brock's 1,396 and Knowles' 651. A spokesman for e in. estimate on the number 111 vited himself. "He d to U - • other key legislative primary on Tuesday. Hattaway Wins; Brock, Facing Runoff ___ iS WITH ETNION ItflkliO.5 nfl. KEEBLER . Beat ROLAIDS Liii Chinch lug. Ticks, 11.., ARRIVE ALIVE - Helps 99c ° a c SUPER CHINCH • be • Contracts ___________ GARDEN SPRAY - - ___________ do BURGER • ns Fifty-eight per cent of Oviedo's registered voters went to the polls Tuesday to give a vote of confidence to five-year Two unions representing noncity council veteran Ray Brevc d Instructional school workers in Beasley, elect a new counSeminole County have ratified cilman and 1eav a cliff-hanger their contracts for 1975-76 the In a third contest. maiden pact for each group Ray Beasley, who has served and the agreements are two complete terms on the sch eduled to go before the Altamonte Spun rney governing body as well as a (Semjnole-flrevard Counties) school board tonight for final Don Lykkebak too home Tuesday. • split one-year term, received approval. 344 votes although running COunty of Seminole 4 3,386 But, the margin was not The Seminole County Bus for Douglas Co uncontested for the group of enough. Drivers Association and Brevard for the raUc seat. Cheshire, a former 2SSiitant NIPSCO (Non-Instructional Meanwhile, David Evans nomination for State ieyof state attorney under three Personnel o(Seinlnole Co unty) replaced his brother AThW the 18th Judlci rcuit different administrations In- both overwhelinJngiy adopted Evans In the council group 3 cludlng incumbent Republican their proposed contracts uc ______ ________________ oNimsois • •• Oviedo PjJj HOUSE & /)r1 2488 34c ________ SH ELL iiussuscrncooau • DOUCHE 44 " MANE JUiCY, SIZJLING HAMBURGERS! parno -, •. PACWJ AN JIFFY OR TWO •"- PRESTO SUMMER'S EVE ____ .40 11 IN A MODEL FBI)I MI]AMUCIL ___ a general contractor and builder, qualified to oppose Ma yor Lee Moore also qualified to run for re election. Larry D. Blair, owner of 'i - 88 ,. ___ ___ • 4 41 corn and - Kissin • IU.ETTE - nmlssion candidat. from 5 Qualify Frenc Qualilying tar Sanford's De 7 city election opened at 1:35 a.m. this manilig and five candidates already hove pled their names ID the ballot. Incumbent Commisal. oar Gordon Meyer was first to line at aty ant Henry Tamm's office this ' $lJ9j S.iMof IkL -___ . wlihdrawai system _____ ______ _________ vffmms 11-Week smoking L- - MMUIPPLE WATER PIK ONE STEP AT A TIME A 4-Step ______ -FLORIDA- 1 - r —-.4 euyvlctoryoverphllBrower' for the Fiaricis Public Service Lathan the GOP nominee over Betty Armistead for the state ,,' -treg ksurer's office; Fred Kul by Some 411 absentee NWots being counted Way wM determine a large margin over opponents whether Incumbent School Board member Robert G. (Bid) Castles Halley and Richard Feather will faces runoff election September 21 with Francis Swami for date Supreme Court Jackson. - • Justices; and Alan Saidberg dad over Jol'g V. Riaell for Florida votes of receiving th Supreme Cowt Justice; James for an outright win.e requIred 50 per emit plus on. vote nic.a*r Daukich over Carton Baron and Feather garnered 5,312 votes to 3,435 for Mrs. Jackson and Rudolph Browd for Judge, 1,950 for Owen Frakes. Tallying up votes John Alexander (center), C10130ndent candidate for District Court of Appeal; and Harry Tuesday'selection wastbefirst underanonpartinim law for I seat Ofl winning Aiutead over He mission; David Promlnski school board members. Feather is ciaiipitiig his first term In Farr, former county planner. with he of Tom Binford (IM), In. for Judge, CoirtofAppeal. office. For the Democratic Meanwhile, in a four-way contest for th e newly created ____________________________ nomination for Public Defender Sem ole County judge's office, Alan Dickey w ho lled 3,750 in of the 18th judicial circuit tallies, will have to face Fredric lUll In the Sept.po 21 second • Seminole and Brevard Counties primary election. David Porter, easily Hitt carried 2,567 votes to come In second . defeated Harry Stein in Assistant State Aftorney William Eleffernan received IW Sem o in le County. From Pag I) and Carroll Burke 1,918. andthwath elective office. He has been active in the DemoaaUc party f past two years, serving on th e local Senate Democratic executive Ittee and was recently appointed to a spot on the Seminole sty Port Authority by Go,. Reubin Askew. Runoff Gunter ran a lowpaI. Dean, a of terms on the Aitamo, prthgs City Commission, meanwhile, MIAW (AP) Senate Presiworked hard knocking inors and putting up political posters. dent Dempsey Barton, facing "It's hard to beat the iter name," he said Tuesday night '1 ". the fight of his 20-year IeglslaThe positi co oner is part-time. The Sal tive career, has been forced as of Oct. 1 will be $1 The term of office La for f years. into a runoff by Travis March. With mostt of 'a elected officers running posed, the spotlight I ear top continues to be the county corn-' tac ked the Senate leader's in. mission race. tegrity. Senate President Pro Ten• • pore '.ian Trask, named In r eight lawsuits filed by creditors Doubts NEWMANBROCK seeking Payment oi5718,(in JOSEPIIKNOWLES County District 3, In Sanford a 'it ________ IL ••-• • s _____ A preliminary bearing was Set for Friday afternoon In _ court for Nathaniel county am 24, of Sanford, on Williams, charges of attempted murder, first-degree arson, throwing of a destructive device and conspracy In connection with a •• LIMIT 2 ______ ______ .4 S.s. LIMIT p • GOVERNORS --_ 1W _____ ______ Charges against two men In connection with 10 politIcal signs found by sheriff's deputies in the rear of a pickup truck near Oviedo were downgraded from the original arrest charge of grand larceny of political signs, a felony, to Petty larceny. 8 misdemeanor. DavldLewlsFulgjiwn,31,of Orlando, and Edward Marvin Fuighwn, 13, of Oviedo, are bond in the case. . . .• COUNTERS bond. Ikmd. ic nominee in an Jeff ½ GALLON NATIMN _____ ______ Safety is a family affair, - the • ANTIPIRSPIANT 4510 _______ retain counsel by Friday. Arraignment of a 21-year-old Manatee J unior College student charged with the weekend robbery of a man and woman at a south Seminole apartment complex was also continued wtIl Friday afternoon. Alfred Clayton Railer, of Bradenton, remains incowdyjau in lieu of ION .. • ç -- - 0 ,O WAFERS ; ', ••' - - ____ :... - - 519 IIRUz _____ SMSKINF. STATE. Sood C1&%, t'ostaga Pad at SJ.lIo,4. .)rid1 37771 - .• ,- .-• ICE CREAMSURE I ____________ - 5nl;, FI,s WALDORF -' • IOID i Robert If. Kei, 34,1et 13th St., Longwood, is'free oin"bond but he told Judge Johnson he afford an attorney. The court said appointment of a public defender will be con. If Keen is una ble to rEwnng flcr&dd F,ah / -- n~mamwnuwrswmmm LMIT 2 CARTONS ow WWlazns waived extradition Sanford police jailed a 21Berman Bridges, 535 and was retu rned from New year-old man early today on a Valencia St., told police a lawn York to face the charges. grand larceny charge in n- mower and two 10-speed Officials said he failed to apnedion with the a lleged theft of ticycles, valued at $522, were peat for trial in 1974 on $50ULcMtñng from adryer taken a utility building charges.Bond forWllllamshas acoLn-operaudlaundry. burgaryathisresiij. beensetat$10,. Ge orge Reek, Co unty Court Judge Harold Semninola Thomas Mk, '2 Blvt, Longwood, told sberiWs John= found probable cause Country Club Rd., Sanford, held in lieu of $5,000 bondWU deputy C.H. Braecklejn that a in a Tuesday hearing for at business band two-way radio Williams' arrest and said a county J with power amplifier and a special public defender will be Steve Griffin, of 2139 5. citizens band radio appointed to represent French Ave., Sanford, reported rnhelrig after his auto was Williams. One of the offenses to police that 24 wheat bajtgbuj. charged is a life felony valued at $1,500, were missing Patricia Gill, SR-46, Geneva punidiable by a life prison term (rain a storage place In an reported a $300 color television Upon co nviction. apaflmed St 1717 Park Ave., was taken In a ak4n according to a report bled by dence.aconngtoarep patrolman Ra Kns filed by deputy R.E. he. FORi by The Santod 4t'jId, Inc., 3G0 . •• MM '4.4, SwfunL Wednesday, September t 1976.—Vol. 69, Na. 16 Publ'Shed 0,10Y and Sunday, exCeff'saftirday and chrost"nal Day II 6 2 367 ' sm. r May 1974 firebombing of sheriff's deputy Luke Stallworth'a residence at - •-• .L S with grand larceny md petty larceny tdty ___ Eopeajy _ ••f . ______________ _____ : ••• ;•. - : 44 ____ • . - ___ in 1 a. REG. AND MG Longwood employe charged like ' ALL POPULAR RANDS i until 2 p.m. Friday the youthful workers begin -, - AT IMMtL (COUPON WILl. SE INSiDE ENVELOPE WIIEN YOU PICK UP YOUR PINTS.) Ci was arraignment of a former city of • WASHINGTON (AP) - There will be no cost-of-livin g pay raise this election year for j: _______________________________________ KODA y 10 this morning. OmcfaI remit. are expected later today. Some 413 absentee I*llots were to be counted and the result of the election are to be certified. mono of the lowelt turnocta —3Upercent—lnS,ntnole County history, 15,7 UI edof the 50,211 eligible to ballots wait to the Polls or flied absentee ballots. In the 1572 primary ordy 31 per cent voted. The Seminole County electorate followed trends set Uwongbontpicridain statewide contelts tagging Katie Nichols . • ' " i* ii,*giui it NVVIIPD & PIPflD I ARETTES been indicted by grand jury by that time, Probable cam for Dreggors' arrest was found based on the county court warrants In the Cim County Court Judge Harold Jolsison on Tuesday continued I Cost.O f-Living Raise Nixed -. C.121 ''' 7M ad for Sept. 24, if the suspect - and ___ A preliminary hearing, BLOOMFIELD, Calif. (AP) The Curtain goes up today, literally, on the grandiose brainchild of artist Christo Javacheff — an 18foot-high nylon fence stretching over 24 miles Of rolling hills and farms to the Pacific Ocean. If all goes well, b, WM tar It down again in WASHINGTON (AP) -The Food and Drug Administration said today it will allow 10 strong medicin es, available unt il now only a doctor's orders, to be sold without on scription. The drugs are used to treat symptoms of coughs, cold, a llergies and asthma, The agen cy predicted the decision, coming just ahead of the traditional season for colds and hay fever, will save consumers money by red and time lost from wopk. The average American suffers three colds each year, experts say. . ''' requested by Assistant Public 24-Mile-Long Fence Going Up Of Potions ad Judge Harold Johnson be*an at ________ . .. c'rnm Bruce, Cowdy Camatheloner Ol iMyseg as he , abed k Gaaya l&, hAy was at the _ p4eMWedveadniewbabaflbelrimtanred in 'is. ores a ' weitJackson,1lleon local warrants charging two counts of sexual battery on teenagers. He remains In co unty jail, although his bond has since been reduced from p0,000 to 110,000. Defender James Senators zu Avenue, Sanford, a representative of State Ally. Abbott Herring announced y afternoon in County Court when a public defender was appointed for Dreggors. Dreggors was arrested over terview Tuesday that his office's investigation was complete. Last week, Bill Williams, special agent in charge of the Kansas City of fice, had said the only portion of the investigatlon st ill under way was that part being fin ished by the Chicago office. Sale -'.---, _ of Pig trim wiet a. AJaiaaws i Haney Acrotlas FILM The Seminole Cowdy Grand Jury will consider sexual battery charges against Earl Chicago FBI office, Said in a telephone in. FDA Clears 0 , Sex Case George Mandich, press officer of the ' inat twa ____ Dreggor3, 54, of Cameron farms. S election in eminole County by - C-110 or pleted investigation of bribery allegations at the Republican National Conven tion. teei' d Tuesday's a. state says UI a.y saed enga at " ate bed ____ __ sy,, To Get KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Federal Of. ficlals say they doubt anyone will be prosecuted in connection with the now-corn- - a. p !nvestiquilon Completed b ____ c.y'i — ial canvassing of first primary . a. baa M.uwbIle, ena$y eaaaIuI•iens o. Tuesday decided a.t Olin, U.ps black &lp.ia Also by Ali'4w, 4MW be rdsaud trim the CIedy Schulke, of Maitland, held a was Ally. Abbott Herring, resu*ed $000 proiI note, given a gad oe ),ecat.a of the from the March 1575 when the aircraft was Pw complicated circumstances seizure of a twin-engine d, at the aircraft was the airiiim" he I.Ockheed L*&dar aircraft at recently aid by court order,. said. _______ Rep. Augiatta F Hawkins, D-Calif, with bunUs akrngeables attached previcly anchoied in the m. g'ist. c.y kuod ths'p wor, "RjIKSIf' --' __ Hiw 'ring Sl . settlement negotiated by key opposition. curtain panels "It br.M $3)OOO" HerrW _____ Count Underway _____ Herring isici iff measure beeate the original proposal met Irinøincj _abe a. SIin Isbi a.adis I A. 1 Erim.,, Msuairdssa'ldhpue.Iths_wbE II days. ___ - tWO weeks• Chimps owned by a MW,' t1th. Seminole Sher Joim Polk corporation, W.A.AJ. Inc. pm 1fl' daim and said today he will ask' county Herring said principal of j for $5,000." The check lmvpI.uIoneri to l4l the corporation was sub- Polk recleved for s,i from the seizure of an airplane iiiei in a midWednesday will be turned over to bU7 bUlIdjitOOf_protective wedern air crash and another to the county. va for reed deputies. • man as a principal was said colts of the litPolk said the money, never located. Igatlon in connection with the received Tuesday as result of a rm estate of Merry, 1). sesure totaled ,We fen - __ - wnisg - martjana reaidue the Supporters of the Humphrey-Hawk1ns bill, a major pla in the Democratic " platform, now are pushing a WatereddOwn version of WASHINGTON (AP) , Deputies iii. santori Airport. Polk said I1erni sitwrise __ Ze Sem i NBW Results Expected Tonight Aleneft of 10M I be _ DOUGLAS C Republican nomination, is good contract for our first one." seeking a third term in office. "It was a sta rt," Mrs. Bolger In his previous two Contests, said of the bus drivers' herring tct Brevard County agreement. "This was the first but won Seminole by a Large time, and you have to start enough margin to win election, somewhere." • • ' 1, P1 • . •"-' Losing Sid Vi hIen Jr., has last-minute smile - r. '.. �1' __________________________________ EveningHenild IN 1 FL,ORIDA IN BRIEF • we& iiday, Sept. 0. 1974-4A WAYNE D. DOYLEo, Publisher NORMAN H. OSI4RIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN IRACKLE, Advertising Director tIiiw fliwry: Wetk. 55 cents: Month, 12,40; 8 Months, $14.; Year. t*10. By Mail: In Florida sine as home cIIWr. AU tither mall: Month, 82.70:6 Months, 111.20; 12 Months, $32.40. ' a o L ngwood Is rapidly enhancing municipality Its where anything can happen and the saying goes There was that Incident about -as _iva i'iiimai4hin u,h, he,4 10 ll does. y years ago lnaqeaw~A 616 9 PRO/CON displeasureof the fire department wuhanged th effigy. There was just this past Christmas when a family, Itself displeased with the saga of Santa Cla us hung the poor fellow in effigy and for its efforts was threatened by some their neighbors. And now there is a double-barrelled situation festering In Longwood. It centers around the thefts of equipment from the city public works department and the alleged sexual escapades of policemen policemen and firemen with teenage girls. There Is enoth cynicism and distrust by the general public towa Its officials, elective and appointed, Without adding now fuel to this animosity. Especially during this election year. That'swhywecanonlyhope - andure_t these latest situations are cleared up and cleared up fast. The ongoing investigations must continue to completion. If transgressions are uncovered, the transgressors must be punished. - format because each realizes how critically Im- portant the face to face çllscussions will be to his political fortunes. We aren't among t1 wt a alarmed at the possibility that the debate may be Illegal because minor candidates are not included. If the federal law will not permit two candidates who have emerged from the caucuses, primaries and conventions as the frontrunners to participate In a '.. head to head confrontation, then the federal law is wrong. Congress could change It in time for the debate to proceed. The question of format is stickier. Ideally, a debate should be' a debate, with alternating Individual presentations and rebuttals. The moderator would be a timekeeper who would not intrude his personality or opinions Into the discussion. L However, the nation has not had much experience in having an incumbent president debate. In the last century, the famed Lincoln-Douglas debates on the meaning of the Dred-Scott decision occurred in an Illinois senatorial campaign. in this century the template was formed in 1960 when Vice President Richard Nixon and Sen. John F. Ken- nedy met four times with panels of newsmen as moderators or discussion leaders. President Ford's suggestion of four debates of 90 minutes each, dealing with defense, domestic, foreign and economic policy, appears to be headed in that direction. He covers the range of subjects that appear to be concerning Americans. And since his position on most of these issues is on the record, Mr. Ford would give Mr. Carter an Initial advantage because the challenger will have an op-portunity to refute charges that he is fuzzy on the issues. A panel of carefully selected newsmen should help to keep the discussion on the track without in any way impeding the ability of the candidates to exhibit their self assurance, articulateness, incisiveness and lo$ic. It's been said often that 1976 has been an unusual political year. If properly conducted, the face to face discussions between an incumbent President and a challenger who is far ahead the polls will assure that it is true. k1$ quality - (F Today 's Topk 'Television, American Dream or Nigh"?" is debated by Sen. John Pastore, ( 1:41. J. chairman of the Senate subcomm caU, ar.d Sander Vanocur. tamer NBC correspondent and currently clef television cr tie for the Washington bst. Their remarks are ex• cerpted fran th e National Town Meeting which is held ach Wednesday at the Kennedy Center in Watington, D.C. iFT V1J1.0 . , , ' i,' P, ____ SM JOHN , . , mareor dream because you really tveno the Viking landed on mam And two &Wdays basis of comparison. You have to tsyo un- ago, I saw the Boston Pops wider the leaderstdp derstand what you don't see. You have t to at of Arthur Fiedler an t Peters least two countries in this world Brka and and there was Robert MerrilL Now, that.8 ' s bod wenI k(iP cb"ir 'Cdu' +'J#k '& te'ei." .- m l ' , 1 nwe 10 , ' Auxiliary Unit 33 to. Sanford area schools, a 4 were pLeading ncipalstudents of (front) Norma lagsd.pe;j ' IdyliwUdsi ri Elementary and Lake Mary Principal Jack Frost p mcwt Jr.) fNera pass by Of" v 8aI.foe TISU UTVUAV I. F Japan. fulfillment of the American drum TW,g wWa In February, I went to Japan to look .thelr television has played an aesthe(Ic commercial system and NHK which two function In our dally lives. channels, one general and one educatl It Is free of government control. It is spond to a IM, But in l, inone week, the public was fed certain extent like the BBC is by a fee n on murders, 13 kIdnapings and I don't know bow television sets. And that system retied , and many torturen. And that was television at its it's in its charter the cultural valuig the worst. So It all depends on what you're looking nation. Even If you can't wders the at. It all depends on the kinds at programs they I language, look at the listings and what ),e on give us. In dlscuadng whether or not television is ' both channels to understand what you're 1ng a fulfillment of the American dream or a .1. nightmare. think w Iv to nab,e.whe , I think the problem we have In thtsry rooalbllit It IL " with television is that commercial really has no competition. The three netiis do Under the Coinmuidcatlons Act of 14, we not compete with each other. They sayt . have no right to censor. We do not choose to And every year one will lead the other in s. censor. No one wants to interfere with the First But they are all turning over in the wis of Amendment of the Constitution, with freedom 0f Too Long Larry Gelbhart, who formerly Prod= do speech. But on the other hand, this Is a 1OnShiskin said he made his recommendatiwrote MASH- the same ccxnpostheq.loij't sibility that belongs to the broadcasting inNEW YORK (AP) - Damage to the Ford on use that word entirely in a derogatory. inner dustry. They have gone a long way. They have campaign by the three-month rise in the official when he first took office more than three years because you have to have compost tcsake not achieved a milleniwn. Maybe i new unemployment rate might have been muted if ago, and that he beli eved John Dunlop, labor things grow. WILL But we have oversight authority and thePeddent had acce$edthe recommendation secretary, passed It on to the White House for I think television isa good deal betterit's responsibility over the television industry and of at least one government official, action. He said he then continued to press for the been in the past. But I think it is no ear we're going to exercise it. The recommendation was that he appoint a committee. becoming the dream that we wish No be blue ribbon committee to study the employment Among the criticisms made of the statistics is because it is not challenged. I think the seway The question here Is that these people do figures, which increasingly are criticized as in- that the seasonal adjustment, based on a for. televisi Is going on to change Is if we estlli in obtain a license. The airwaves are limited *1 to accurate and badly In need of revamping. mula designed to offset temporary factors so this country alternate forms. whether tlay, who should get it, and the law that they Had he done so, the President would have been that the underlying trend can be detected, is cable or strengthening public broadcing. should serve the public Interest. In a position to cast suspicion on the significance somewhat arbitrary and often inaccurate. They have the means now throum me, of the adjusted jobless statistics, which rose In Last year, for example, the highest monthly through satellites, to bring more In 1969, we appropriated a million dollar, at of June, July and August, and which could rise jobless rate was thought throulthout the year to television Into ft household. So televi*wW my behest in order to he" anthropoingigta, again In September. be9.2per cent th May, but in January of this year change. I do not know If it will change Ithe Psychiatrists. Psychologists and sociologists To make such a suggestion now, just two it was revised downward by three.tenths of 1 per better. But ft's going to change and If sate study what the relationship hip was between mont hs before the elections, and at a time when cent to 89 per cent. violence OIl television and behavior of children. forms change, I think commercial tel both the House and Senate are considering bills Critics note that a change in the jobless rate by have to change simply to meet the conlon. In 1V72, the report (Showed) the causal that could lead to such a committee, qWte likely precisely the same amount in July of this year, What can the public do about vloin on rel&Uonship between televised violence mod anti. would be considered political expedience. from 7.5 per cent to 7.8 per cent, is believed to television? , social behavior is sufficient to warrant lip. Various commentators say the jobless rate have seriously damaged Ford's campaign. Yet About a month ago, J. Walter Thompsthe propriate remedial action, As long as I'm will play a pivotal role in the November that change too is subject to revision, after the world's largest advertising agency, shillthe chairman Of the communications committee,my elections, and conceivably could cost Ford the elections. results of a study, It was a very tentativill in voice is going to be heard and they're going to presidency. Albert Slndllnger, president of Sindlinger & which two of ten consumers were thl of dean up the garbage. President could have appointed the Co., Media, Pa., an outspoken critic of seasonal switching. I haven't got the figures rigt*,t at Sylvira Grady Thomas J. Hall An4ela Sims Hollis H. Stanley, Del y Joseph G. DeChriitopher, Edmond C. Williams, I y Deltona Catherine P. Audas, I a George Ingram, Deltas Vera & Joerder, Del Aigusta Leymaun, Deltona Mrs. Lacy (Dru U Herbert M. Rumage, Deltona GilcIulst'i boy, Sanford Donald J. Jackson, Lake Mrs. Roger (Mary) C, Mary & boy, DeBary - u ! DISCHARGES Sanford: Mary A. Weaver - ___ AREA DEATHS - , __ am&JusM*E Fm - ' JOHN CUNNIFF Ford Waited Mrs. Jessie Mae Fisel, 78, of j . - _ 32nd and Holly Avenue. Survivors Incl ude her brother, Frank Pell, 0' ( Funeral Not FISIL. MRS. JISSII Funeral Services for Mrs M. Fisil. 71, of Santo died Tuesda y, will at b Friday of Funeral Home with Rev Orlan do: sister-in-law, Thelma Pell, Sanford; and several nieces and nephews. of the Church of God ofli Burial In Sylvan Lake Ci s-is, in char". WEATHER V I Tuesday's high , today's Daytona Beach: hi low 73. Rainfall: .05 Inch. a.m., 0:26 p.m., low 2 Partly cloudy with scattered 3:01 p.m. r , Brisson Funeral Horn charge of arrangements Sanford, died Thday. Born In MdOwn,COIIn.,MIcame to Sanford 75 years ago. She was a member of the Church of God, t1bundersbowers. Highs new N, Port Canaveral: 0Sf I 47 near 70. Variable mostly n.m., 0:01 p.m., low ! south to southeast winds ii 2:55 p.m. m.p.h. Rain probability Is SO Bayport: high: 2: per cent. 2:50 p.m., low 1:44 I :1 4s TOMORROWSTMES Pm. , , - Tire & Wheel S BIG The committee from among prominent private and adjusting, maintains the public interest would be least there was a noticeable shift - e* to What can the public do about violence government economists and statisticians, just as better served simply by supplying the raw make advertisers worry in people who died did President John F. Kennedy when he named a figures and comparable figures for the prior not to buy a product because of being offa* by kleVijleu review committee in i%i. several years. violence on a certain 1V show. If enough people will refuse to buy the Julius Shlskin, commissioner of labor Gordon, immediate past-president of the If you read Advertising Age, you wW d a products that are on the wrong programs, it staUsUm said he Is among those who advocated American Economic Association, believes a marked tendency now on the pad of a " enough people will write Into their channels. such a move. Prof. Robert A. Gordon, who review should be considered because, he stated, agencies and advertisers not to place the br oadcasti ng stations, complaining that's h the 1961 COIflZflitte that approved some hundredi of millions of dollars of federal on shows that have undue amounts of the only way you'll ever get It done. Its the of the procedures used today, said he also revenues are distributed on the basis qf faulty The marketplace. I know that's not s,bry people that have to rise and express themselves. favored a review, word, but It's the only way these thtt Theonlyth ng thatw1J everco local employment statistics. p decided in our system. opinion. : Hwy. 17.92 2600 Orlan r. Sanford, Fla. Ph. 321-0920 - I 4 PLY POLYEST WHITE WALL , . - . JACK ANDERSON Ford's 2 $g L FOR • :, Indicators \ Error Econoni Ic 'SIZES A 70-13 B 78.13 •' President Ford's rosy discrepancies in numerous components of the range process." spokesmen asset who loyangrily alty.allackedSymmsfor complex Index. These cumulative errors may the moto.month change In the tIgtas his lack of party in part on inaccurate Information from the have thrown the indicator off by as much as 100 accurate. "In my Commerce Department. on," Symms snorted, ..We per cent over the past 14 Years. BIRDS OF A FEATHER: Party (Republicans) But Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson should spend our money. Bullock contends that the Commerce patently don't mean much when to g defeat liberals" rather than concentrate on Isn't eager to correct figures. Department is misleading the public by not Politicians get together. strictly party labels. Disclosure of the apparent statistical admitting that the index is inaccurate. The Rep. Larry McDonald, D.-Ga., for exaj, mlsrepreaentatlons would not be "in the best potential trrür Is so great, he notes, that it can NOSHOW JUNKET: As one of his last of. interest of the Bureau, the Department, or the easily lea d to a "misreading of e ca e and helping fellow John Birch Society mein tidal acts, Rep. Wayne Hays, D..Ohlo, Invited th us Davis, Nation," wrote a Richardson aide. meznhers of the House to a two-week NATO strength of the so-called economic recovery." as an who is running for Congress in Independent. McDonald appear44a military tow' of France, Italy, Greece and What he means, we suspect, is that the In fact, the department carefully downplayed testimonIal dinner for Davis. It was, a MCDj Turkey. Not a diwloewe would not be In the best interest of some bad economi single congressman acceed. c news In Its public report of a spokesman said, "a personal h'1endstup' President Ford's election bid. As President of the North Atlantic related index. Generally, the department Democrat McDonald himself benefltt Hays recently sent a letter to the U.S. delegation The controversy centersonone of the nation's publishes charts each month showing the value a political visit to his Georgia leading economic indicators, the so-called "M3 of Inventories. In May, June and July this year, Republican, inviting them to go and suggesting that "if you Idaho's conservative Rep know of any other mem be rs who mi series" the manufacturers' shipments, In. the figure hit an all-time high ght be innot a good Symrns. Symms terested., let me know." vcrdorles and orders. figures are supposed economic sign, The graphs, which should have of a mixed ba characterized the trip g," to reflect changes in business activity and serve displayed the dramatic increases, were omitted presIdent can since he also stum The tour began Aug. 26, but even the luxury dida te Ronald Reagan. DC.9 provided by the Italian government wasn't a* a basis for forecasting economic twice and distorted once, according to insiders. In any case, Symms sald that he enou Census Bureau economist John Bt4lock gh to entice an American legIslat. Th& On orders of Chairman Pat Schroder, D.- Georgia Democrat and that "93 per cw ciLscnvered what lie belirves to be a "substantial Coin., The House Census subcommittee Is It). time he votes absence from this and two previous tours has led with the RepublIcans.. in the M3 "unfilled orders" vedigating Bullock's theory. European NATO delegates to complain McDonald really ought to be a Republ1 America is no longer interested hi NATO. figures more than four years ago. Only recently Footnote: Commerce spokesmen insisted Symms' trip has created problems t But the real has thv bureau quittly begun mi uternal review that the misoing grapbs and Presided Ford's with the GOP faithful. House reason they stayed borne Is a combination of the Hays.ftsy Scandal. the time it to determine whether the indicator is accurate. need (or good economic publicity coin. John Rhodes asked him not to go to would take from campa1iui.g and a steady diet The Census statisticians have uncovered cidental. The M'J review would be "awere fairly long Symms wentanay. This outraged the of publicity on Jimketeertng COngTe8sn $1.74 $1.04 - The . 2 _____ 4 ______ FREE _ MOUNTING . ' .11 q Pffyr ,Vd j*'~"'y is'Iecting " Lotion' Blue Zoe E. Blackford, DeBary Elizabeth Drumi KathrynA. Donahue, DeBary DeBary Ferdinand N. Ewers, DeBary Florence Stevens, I - ' ' 'fl American flags pres.n,.dbynw Howard, a boy, Sanford & Mrs. Keith ( U Packinan, a girl, Delton PICITO Roams VoIpl - ' + BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. James (M I) t1iui MITIIsiI Delbert B. McBride Phili p Miles Edna Norman or 4' Sanford: Joyce E. Crowe Gilbert B. Fileger Is u wsi. ulgh? U I don't think television is a nlghtznarsi all. It With all its faults, I like teleVision. wwyou is an unfulfilled dream. You cann ecide, ever forget In 1011 when Nell Aiin however, whether it is a nightmare coming down that Wder to put his foot on the You cannot decide, however, whether: Is a moon? We all held ow breaths. And again when me '.. ' Park Avenue to the Veterans Memorial Park this mornln With ,g, Jean Rogers, Orlando Amy L. Vaughn, Sorn Joe Anderson Mary 0. Anderson su SIORE SEESER7, 111$ ADMISSIONS _____ - + .,,'" f ' HOSPITAL NOTES . . . .,' - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Cabine has agreed to speed up the $8.5 million purr chase of a state park on St. George Islani despite protests that the state is Iosini valuable beach frontage in the deal. - portrait of the American economy may be based 41L - ' I and paraded on Park Purchase Speeded Up TV? ... .t.flI)a..1) WASIUNGTON BERRY'S WORLD School band would be affected by the increase ________ Both ij ___ - Campaign Debates Will Serve Nation i 12 • How can we red eem - presidential candidates have moved into the details of a debate so quickly one wonders what the hitch was about having one In the first place. Now the problem has branched off In two directions. The Federal Election Commission IS going through the motions of declaring the debate legal under the new federal laws relating to political contributions. And both President Ford, the challenger, and Jimmy Carter are cautiously negotiating the Two hun*sd cklru,, .. Cross. Blue Shield, the state's largest insurance company, has been granted a $14.5 million rate hike which will increase rates 25 per cent for some 287,000 Floridians. Insurance Commissioner Phil Ashler approved the Increase Tuesday. He said the company was losing approximately $1 million a month under present rates and would become Insolvent next year without relief. Holders of group policies covering less '25 people and Individual po cy-holders li undei age 65 ____ of a. Blue.Crogs.ai. Shield Gets $14.5 Million Rat. Hik Longwood Probes Must Continue ntorIety PARADE OF FLAGS •4q majorettes, TALLAHASSEE (AP) The city of V . xo N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Coda 3WM.2611 or 13Im3 ' 115*1*5 I*ald,1iprd, Pt S - i ' : $ FOR F. E.T. $2.25 $2. SIZES E 78.14 G 71.14 F 78-14 G 7$- u 2 $ OR F.E.T. $2,73 $3.0' SIZES H 78.14 HiLl Is FRONT END I . . ' ,qfl LiJT_ .1 ' �r - - - .; -iswvrn,. .1111VD i 1rdr ft N! l i..e a 1 Sa er' .0 A..8 P 1 f. L Ll N sronNouRs. 4I&$ANPORDAVL Thum, FA.1i'd So. $i..Iep.1. SsudayIa.m.I.ipa. -PA*kAVLa.d2IIST.. Sa.m.Isp,m. Pyaflk - opU R G R01I AIJJ [1 E*TVIIIG HEAVY 7b I •, 70 WNTN C11111010 USDA A PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., SEPT, THROUGH WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15 WE ARE PLEASED TO ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS USDA CHOICE HEAVY WUTI LAZY AGED 1W HEAVY WESTERN USDA CHOICE LAZY AGED BEEF Chuck Oven Pot Roast PORTERHOUSE on $: j T-BONE STEAK 77 IAIY RSVP T.IONI STIAK LB. HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED LB. CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF FInksn Spare, Ribs FRESH M PCT. PURE Ground Chuck 97t. 974 ORMORE Bo,iluSt•w HEAVY WESTERN LEAN 'N TENDER B..f Ra.S 67 0 Chuck Roast USDA CHOICE LB. LAZY AGED - HEAVY WESTERN - Sideof pass AVG. CUT AND WEAPPID P00 704.50 POIIZU PUS BABY BEEF FIGHT AND HIND AVG. -Side of Beef Loin 7" 87' NO. 303 CANS • or Leg Ic Corn FRYERS Lat"D : PEPSI lw4 97 3/$1 20 OZ. FAMILY LOAF Cut Green Beans 03 CANS F AM E 8 PAK 16 OZ. BTLS. Bleach WITH COUPON ON NEXT PAGE GALLON U- :U •, 5/'l 63' . - .• '• .-, eter nt Peach I PILLSBUt PLAIN ELF RISING R 5 LB $I 303 CAN 4/$ 1 Sweet Peas FAME Tomato Sauce IOL 6/$1 In Rice 3LBS. U JUMBO 1. Bell Peppers EACH BUNCH U FRESH Mushrooms 6 STICKS LB. 0 49 PILLSBURY Hot Loaf Bread 320z. 105 KRAFT MILD Colby Cheese 120Z. 919 ' " ASS'T. FLAVORS LIMIT 2 WITH COU 16 ox. 39 Eggplant Zucchini Squash SOL N IJ EACH LB. SNOWHITE Cauliflower EACH WE BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS OFF ON 2 é . 59C PATIO 5 M I OFF AT PASI AlSO $5500 1710*1 SEPT. .1571 TNSU SIFT. $ LIMIT 10170 COUPON pus U- LAWN& S LEAF BAGS Sm 39C U U U FAME KOSHER 30c DILL ' PICKLES I 89c a 1 48 411111111 1 i • Oz. U U I U LIMIT 1 WITH __ • : i BORDE'S AMERICAN a F. 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CbS. 0000 AT PARK AMC SHOP STORES SEPT. 5, 1511 THOU SEPT. II U SIP?. 5, 5Th THOU SIPT. IS I U SI S. $515 FT THOU SEPT. 11 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STORES LIMIT I WITH COUPON PlO FAMILY LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY . 5 U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PU FAMILY SIFTS, SiC TN$U SEPT. U U LIMIT I WIT" COUPON PSI PAM11,y IIUIUUIUUIUIICOUPONUUUUUIIII IUIUIIUUIUIU.UU COUPONIUUUIUIIIIUUIIUIUIIIUIIUIUU COUPON IUUUUUUUUUIISSIUUIIUUUIUIUI COUPON UUISIIIUUUIUI U ANY 2 KRAFT (YOUR CHOI ANY 4 PKGS. ASSTD. F LAVORS 5 I U SWIFT'S BORDEN'S I U ANY CARTON OF I U c SALAD 16 . a U U YOGURT a 4) RED Margarine 1 7 E I lisle I FAME ELBO Ma-car I A1 LBS. LIMIT1WITHCOUPON _ 69 _ -PEANUT Y V. CAN LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON *000 AT PARK AND s.o smuus S PT. 5, 1511 INIU SIPT IS - Grape it Juice 46 39 WITH COUPON ON NEXT PAGE KRAFT MIRACLE - U FAME UNSWE NED POTATOES 10 LB. BAG Tokay Grapes S000 AT PANE AND lOOP SEPT. to ISIS 71100 ISP?, IS LIMIT I WITH COUPON PSI PAMILY $p' 2 I ___ __ __ COFFEE I ti COUPON ON NEXT PAGE Long U.S. NO. 1 WHITE IM ..,A WA "32 OZ. OREER FREE E FIE I LOUISIANA B FANCY / 1 4 RED DART *MAT PAlE AND lOOP STOOlS SEPT. MI THUU lIP?. 11 U I • 0000 AT PARK AND lOOP STOolS U U 0000 AT PARK AND lOOP STORMS In". 9. 1515 THOU SEPT. II LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON SUP?. S ISiS THOU SEPT. II U i • LIMIT I WITH COUPON PSI FAMILY 4WD AT PARK AND UIOP STOOlS LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY U U SIFTS. ISiS THOU SEPT. Is U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PSI FAMILY JUUUUUUIUUUUUÔUPONUUUUUUUUI •IUUUUUUIUUUIUI COUPI()NUUUIUUU.UIIUUUUU.U..UUISC FOLGER'S FOLGER'S PEPPERIDGE FARM VALLEY OEM Pork and Beans 14% oz. 25 LBS. $4fl L IT WITH :U s , OARLI9IJID - DOG MEAL I U • •• U U U FIELD S FARM U TABLE TREAT Plus Deposit - QUICK I i 0000 AT STOOlS SEPT.9. IflC TWill SEPT. 1$ LIMIT 1 WIT" COUPON PSI FAMILY U LA ZY :;ED BEEF-BONELESS __ LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I U •- "W, Bread 197 LB. FRES FAME 1C U U U U 77"' B. 297 . $ LB. U . 20 PIECES OF CHICKEN TIY Iwo PVT ________ U __________ U AND 17001$ im mit, sue,. is LIMIT 1017)1 Cou PU FAMILY I ____ UE _____ 12oL75' S B. FAMILY PACK COLA Ch USDA CHOICE SN (NOT IM PORTED) CUT AND WRAPPED PON YOUI mus:m Pal ItON11 S' F'.0PIDA TABLE TREAT FANCY H USDA CHOIC $MB (Nor IMPORTED) 97C 41 f CEREAL 87' LB. LB. USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED FRONT AND HIND LB. •; Bar-C B - no LI. Hind Quarter Ai! Tofliä tOö&k GIZnkIIOLÔ $147 LB. U U LIMIT I 0170 COUPON PSI PAMN.Y •UUUUUUUi•UUICOUp UIUUUUIUUU UIIIIUUUIUUI•U.s.COUPON U USIUUUUUUUUUpIIUIIIIIU...COU UIUIIUUsUuIIUUIUjUuUaUIUUUUUpON IUIIUIUIUIUIi a U CAPTAIN'S CRUNCH PETER PAN NESTLE'S CHOCOLATE U 1 S - TETLEY I II I. U U OPELAND USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LA ZY AGED BEEF AND WIAPPID P011 2. CUT YOUOPIUIZI. . LIMIT I WITH COUPON P It - BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK BUDGET 3 7 ___________ ..ww.. iii. SUNNYLAND 1LB. FFRESH I'( RE ')'N ' WEST COAST fi Poi; $5 SIiCedBacofl ULLET 6749 LI. S HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED à'k.1.L tL BABY BEEF SIRLOIN OR ROUND ON MORE FAMILYPCK4IRST CUT CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED USDA CH 9.37 .:uw*1 Cub. St.ak USDA CHOICE USDA 974 ANY FAMILY PACK XvLEAN FREEZER , o. 4/89' ORDER CHECK OTHERIT PAON • a . U •• WITH COUPON GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS IIPTI. 1175 THOU SEPT. IS LIUIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY IIIUIIUIIUUIUUUIUIUUIUIIIUII U U I I I I .1 FF PORK STEAKS WITH COUPON 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS SIP?. S. isle 1H0IJ SEPT. II LIMIT I WITH COUPON PlO PAMILY a U LBS. OR MORE USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN U FAMILY PACK I I CUBE STEAK I I I WITH COUPON U • 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS SIP?. 5. 1575 THOU $IPT. II LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY ANY 2-101. FGKS. LYKES C LUNCH 00U 5O MEAT. FF 5 • O S 5 • , •--I_ I .• '- WITH COUPON S 0000 AT PA*I AlsO SHOP STOOlS SEPT. 9, tile fWUU SIP?. II LIMIT I WITH COUPON CII PAMM.Y 5 - �4 .VVO B0at 'Liberal Press,' Claims Victo r ican D Sikeà illia poll and . F. Hawkins is November. William Lehman of Miami —Former U.S. Rep. Bill Gimlet coasted to victory. NBRIEF Siviet Pilot In Tokyo; . Experts Examine MIG 25 wi,__-_____ ~ "%.--. i',* ,~ ~ -i -. ,4 DuVal Spent .~More, Earned Fewer Votes' . . ',a en ate-House Tax Writers Put Final Touches On Bill_ iflday,kØ.I,$1A WASIINGTON (AP) OrSIMPLIFICAflON To Tha highly complex provision tazpsyers are winning make en rape taxpayj seem a little would be replaced by a credit by deductJng a portion taxes Iiu5a win wiy are ioe. less comp cat benefit only if he sees his ernpioyr,' of the the home li ed for 00 Current co(drthu- $25Oayearfo per cent that would allow a person over coat Of mai for the convenjenc of his as a Sen ate-hoes. panel atuieien-- cans , ntso of Americans, the bill would 65 to subtract fr aining a home on boss. tiona to groim medical-Insur. rolled hi college or vocational off and later coneid eratIon was ogether a Compromise slurply reduce the numb, om taxes Owed groonda it Ii metime seed In SALE OF HOME A person inc. plan. are tax school was Jettisoned at insist- ptunlsed. Th. key provti of 15 per cent of the first MIL 13,500 of earning inciane. eric, j( Jfei csf Is 15 older could ezenipt from far as the einploy'o. t"'n" schOdul" And replace annual income of any type. For Cij. would have allowed a credit of or cerned, the bill would exempt aldration of Generally, the deduction tfinsismemaybek"n them with new tables that could n couple, the crsdk would be 15 would be available only if thilit tam the $1.1-billion... op to 1325 for purchase of how week, Um payments to buy members be seed by anyone with a per cent of op to $3,*0. this 24 M price when he sells his service plans for group lqw- yew plan wait Promised for hit. Wolistlon and storm windowL conference committee taxable Incoms up to $X,OM. B Portion of the home Is seed home. The er 06 Year, but prospects are — The regularly and current tax-free limto finish the bill and said RE,nREMENT CREDIT _ GARDENING — A House-sp. do ul hiUw M. ftmor oved credit of the Home and Senate for to V per nesa. An employs could get one last vote. Jad as °( garden of heiplog Ames wu Mod bias. concerning individual taxpayers were settled during the first seven days of ON YOUR PUSCRIPTION... - - AassJibl PresS Writer Robert L.H. Slku dun Of FIárIds'a congrendanal delegatwo for. _______________ tion and "he.coon" Of Paa- met Insurance department an. Lntriati and $14Z In new TALLAHAS8!E (AP) (,, hind. politics, otood imopJoaipi1MhftsS, bonding ida to. PSflI Court JuMIc cugreulsul district — today for *11th term In jj5 g __ on IsIs to $15754 and $70,107 _ Ii4thstt Ma the U.S. Hone. of Rcyiiiin- suranc, commissioner, the only Seellside John V. Russell of Fort Leaarcaft Judge Homey Comity"wilis tative. that reprimanded him Cabinet pod on the billet, In that derdile ho o,poeed i$Ice i*vai, iii,. iiemoodr ,... two months 150. the Rep*l1can race, inmiasce M ter Alan &mlthsrg, reported 17,401 the biggeet spender does not .1.,and IN for The 70-year-old Sikes easily saleswoman Bet ty Armldesd con t r ib utio ns and n. defeated his young Democratic of Rockledge narrowly defeated DuVal Among Ms new reported on Tuesday In ezpenditirea. opponent is Tuesday's let Con Davis bInmiI$*1I ,Jeff Lath. UM Ipinding of 1W70 $13,cvidrthetloes, he Hated $1,000 p.idwal District. But Sikes am Bit the fourth Incianbent. ROBERT SIKES 30 more than was spent by from the Agents Activity Fund, no he actually defeated three Sikes was one of three Rep. Den Fuqua of Aitha, was IMdIett won an Insurance groep. but Hat opponents: 21-year-old John Democratic Congressional on the verge is 2nd D14XICI Common Case., a lobbyIng 1111111111 election race by shod 101,- Swdberg's report was not to. it Bent= Jr., Common CNN and Incumbents renominated. runoffwith formerTallahassee oflp44 c,j Tuseday con" Mis allenger the kanii pee.. Kflafl to file Bos Mayor Russell Bevis. s. Richard H. "Mis" Swain of Seminole County's "1 think the results are amasCha ppell and the eventual agSIfld Sikes char5es which ThaVal reported a 13,000 con. Miami reported total gifts of ing when w Democrats headed Bill the poison winner of On 2M District race resulted In his reprimand 1131 t,dIon from Alfred Risid., $11,i17 and npenesof$23,Geater a 7-1 margIn over that has been spread in the pad . .pu lican ,. July for financial misconduct. Njul Mornape.tnuds own- 040 In ida bid for another Sw m Repub slipssemb COe. yew and a half in my district by bilk We slip tion in November so their or, as he raised $11,11111110 in the prom. Court seat. A rival, MN) C. S1rg, 43, a ptd ___Cases and their allies Mud In insiuliki reiilti. election is virtually assured. fad week of the cmnpsige. He Charles 136110y of Naples, to. Beta Kappa graduate of Hat. Gut., pelted 1,172 In the liberal pr'u," said Sikes, LelUIIIIS is by Re- yard Law School, also won g 13, c gributlona from cehwd $7$0 and sped P470. ta'l. I. 711 for Aubyo who f no Republican op. utdJ las Splegelxnan. me tir candidate for that the court with a vic- Mirgaret Lasche, Miami poneid In November. Hodges and 123 fir Slkes, who desalbes a "heewIje; Dr. Mj SchcImn, seal, Frederick Karl Of Tall.former Fort Lauder. "It could be said that this Is Rseseveht Ms.. Gad.,, ___ coon" as a Leader who knows 1 h7II5fl; and Albert hassee, did not itie his Cdale Mayor John V. I I.R fird election whi usse ll tedMid eSy 'I how to protect those around W In ch Of , 50. Giber North Miami Beach r psign fln.iee report Tuesday. 3UI5, bad "milinill"d fisted tire, opponents." him, said he was "very A tine-man race for the this. Bill Gimlet, Democratic canOther election day NgNtg?4 little hscatly. He formerly with the outcome of third colg(l out resulted in Giving DuVal $1,000 each didate for tisasurtrIigurancs Tuesday: Cy 0 the primary. flII Hart, ITil2ft)eT, CO1l.i wore standoff batwoan ?Orner —Publishing heiress Katie ztte s=t= =d pwt of ikas colleed about three Florida Consumer Counsel wi; Florida Surety Agents than any other state ''4dale, Nichols defeated news- Ms district daring his me of ft vote in defeging Frederick Karl, 52 and ex-Ur- Aetty Fund; Duvid Bernard, $174,115. He spent $147,520. psperman Phil &rwer for the tete. In the U.S. House of political newcomer Benton, cult Judge Charles Halley, 51. W11 sigonnaker; and Harold A primary rival, Aubyn HodRepreseititivO's Democratic nomination for the who said he could have won They will decide the Issue in a Bidas, hicladed Miami attorney. gea of Tallahassee. raised $4,SIe.IulS CiadY. Public Service Commission. with enough time and money. runoff election Sept. 2$. fotchett listed $11,072 In new 155 and spent $4140. - - TOKYO (AP)The Soviet air force pilot who landed his MIG25 fighter jet In northern Japan has beeà flown to Tokyo, apparently en route to the United States, and American aircraft experts are reported making a thorough examination of his plane. The flier, Lt. Vlktor I. Belenko, 29, told police after his arrival Monday that he wanted asylum in the United States. The U.S. Embassy declined to comment, but White House press secretary Ron Nessen told reporters in Washington: "If the pilot requests asylum in the United States, I'm sure be will be welcomed here." The Kyodo news service said Japanese officials told it the pilot would be flown to the United States today, but there was no confirmation of the report. I i.,. . '' .. - . - - - sharply. the finsil bill could be in trouble in the Senate. Bjf too - shot down during the Vietnam war. North Vietnamese diplomats remained silent five years ago when given evidence suggesting that the two pilots were alive when captured during the war, says the Pentagon's top expert on prisoners of war. But, said Dr. Roger Shields, "I don't. want to accuse them of killing any of the POWs." to Zulu Workers' Hostál Burned JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Victims of Zulu attacks in the Soweto township set fire to an eight-block hostel for Zulu migrant workers early today, and two charred bodies were found In the ruins. Eyewitnesses said blacks from areas in the big ghetto south of Johannesburg that had been targets of Zulu attacks two weeks ago attacked the Mzlmhlope hostel with gasoline bombs. It housed 11,000 Zulu bachelors. I - ~ V "t) T' face rough going in the Home. Mesnwhfle, President Font T pr . calft on Congress to approve A W bill that mods the needs of all Americans. '1 1 ... Court Says BeatIe George Infringed On Copyright NEW YORK (AP) Former Beatle George Harrison was not aware of It, but he infringed on a copyright when he wrote the melody for - "My Sweet Lord" in 1970, a federal judge says. U.S. District Court Judge Richard Owen, a composer himself, convicted Harrison of copyright infringement Tuesday. Although Harrison did not deliberately plagiarize the melody of "He's So Fine," he did essentially use the work, the judge said. "His subconsciousness knew that song had worked out but hic, conscious mind did not remember," Owen said. "This then under the law is infringement of a copyright...." Fashion Scholarship Set Up WASHINGTON (AP) A scholarship has been set up in the name of First Lady Betty Ford to help pay the tuition of students In fashion educatiofl. - The Washington Fashion Group announced the scholarship Tuesday. Margy Grigg, a director of the group, said the scholarship was named for Mrs. Ford because she "has focused great attention on a great American fashion industry by spotlighting its talented designers through her wearing of American clothes in all price ranges." • .".. . .. , .. .. recognize the broad Interests of country," Ford asserted. the ___ conference committee's wo& PENDING CHILD CARE An cx. % % and Senate bWs. The . ig .. OF THE MONTH "KID0E" 1~ ./ f. jj?~g J-. - tf i Q. How come FPL asks for so many rate In- creases? Didn't you just get one a little while ago? A. This will be only the third general rate increase for FPL in our half-century of service. During the years from 1957 to 1967, FPL rates went down a total of over $46 million. Our first ra te increase request came in late 1971. Fn In 1973 we got our answer—$20 million less than we needed. Then we stated a need for $165 million in rate relief based on 1974. Eight months after the initial filing we got final approval for $58 million less than we needed. Q. Why make such a point about the delays in getting your rate relief! A. Because the time lag is one part of the problem. Our 1974 request was evaluated by the Florida Public Service Commission on 1974 figures. But 1975 was almost half over before we got a final decision. All that time, inflationary pressures kept costs rising. Even then we received only about 65% of what we needed. We were playing a game of catch-up," and we started so far behind that it was hopeless. Now we're paying 1976 bills with the income from 1974 rates. It's bad nough now. but it simply cannot go on therough 1977. Puts out all classes of horne fires—. wood, cloth, flammable liquids, sl. trical. UL rated IA; tO.B:C. H.IlO Open 'Til 4 P.M. Saturday rie House and Senate bills t chlld. Agree that the deduction should be replaced with a tax credit, which will benefit even those families that e- :ie-.1 -., . PtL 322-0300 52i5. Mple Ave. 5ito,d, Q. Then you're asking for higher rates because your costs and taxes have gone up ... right? A. These are part of the reason, but there's more. We also face heavy expenditures for environmental protection. In 1975, we spent over $100 million in this area. Then too, were in what is probably the most thoroughly regulated business in the country. We must deal with, testify before, prepare reports for and get approval from an absolute maze of boards, commissions and agencies at every level of government. This often leads to complications and delays that add to costs. One example: before we could get going on a new nuclear generator at St. Lucie, we had to go through a complete radiological suryey for one level of government that almost exactly duplicated a survey we had 'one through for another level of government. We estimate that the delay—more than four months—will end up costing our customers about $10 million a month. Please understand that were all in favor of protecting the environment and of exercising every reasonable precaution in building a power plain. We just want to point out that it ail costs money. Q. Okay, your costs and expenses are up. But I see you still pay dividends to your stockholders. Why not just cut back there! A. First let's put the matter of dividends into perspective. Last year we paid our stockholde rs less than $72 million in dividends. In one lump, it sounds like it lot of money. But right now you'd have to pay a bit more than $24 for a share of FPL common stock. After a full year your dividends would come to $1.56. That's a return of 6-1/2%—with no guarantees. You could buy a certificate of deposit and get a guaranteed 6-1/2% or more. 01 you could put your money in a regular savings account and get 5-114%, with both your money and your interest guaranteed. So we're not overpaying our stockholders for the use of their money to serve you. But that's nor the whole picture. If we didnt pay dividends, who would buy FPL stock! We need that stockholder money to build the power plants, transmission lines and othtr facilities that serve you so reliably. Q. Why sell stock to raise money! Why not just borrow what you necil! A. We do borrow a lot 01 it. But there's a legal limit on how much we can borrow. Also, the around 9%. 01mw, the in. ur ability to r, in plain Ian. one of the ways n. The less more risky our he loan, the CIOW $57 CS-12 - az exemption of up to $5,0 & year for permanently and total- The Senate bill would keep sick pay for workers making . pp FLORIDA POWER a LIGHT COMPANY = .. AIM U 5-os. tub. or ll.oz. lotion Ttwu - 91176 Unwi 1 between $15,=wW Vol 0110 and eliminate it above 120,000 n't you take I. our 1975 profits really isn't k use the word, ith FPL It's the use of qt 91 Alan rnAona limited basis.mJ would cost $502 million a year byl95l and js not jn the Senate bill. APPROVED HOUSEWIVES' PENSIONS A worker w ho qualifies for an This mesugc was paid for by the stwkho1Icrs of Florida Power& Light Comp.tny. 4 ., ~ J 1$ tiispe who does not work outside the tional50a year %* ':' . Lt • 49 RpMrpnc.65c tivu 9 Iwiwi 1r01 ____ i i. _____ P4 1 11 1 1 I RENUZIT Solid Air Frssh.n.r nw DIM . R•9U10( IKS :- 11 LMpI 5 6 47 14 4 10 WIPING TOWELS • P4 Limit 4. 4l 1 29 Rs.,ior price 48 LwA i.MTC(COR(L,ST,, ::•: . = 1' ... . . 44 . g 97 g R eg. 69c Squares 3aT QBOURD j,r L LimIt 3 with cot.jpon L.mttwo. 1i'1llJ'i'J 1"YISLATJ *_ - BLINDID LI7IJJJ ' iL Ifl ii iS yac 4ij~yFifth District, Rep. R h d 9' 97' Q QT. I I 0 !4pIPP Rig. IPII(L.S!11 . . IEYu' IJj P4 . VODK 59 1 •. . OT. .., PEANUT BRITTLE BOX,- 88 ._, .. __ filed last month, willbe used for nsjve public hearings ar BCOTCI BLIND 4exte In-depth study of the problem. ..-.-%1' Congress to determine what is necessary to bring the weed, l I.,.. :, 59 [.- CALENDAR BUYS! j:. aT. IND 19?tsw4or'1 • k to, [P4 0 Styles lot the wøii I:.:p4 1.: • coi,ndon I::: — 0441 ~w S9 P4 p4 LMTOii(op51c.,, . p4 p4 1*39 .***~_ P4. ,q 49' Rg,.iI*pn.op, 'ii,. }.1i _________________________ PACK 3 WISTINGHOU 1. ., FOOTBALL .. yjypyy - JJ ..... vt :M.:.cch rt, Jiy,p )JfiI). 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I 57( *" develognent of natural and mechanical control agents: and WORTHMORV NYLONS ___ .. (iMITOIcolc: q, .:•: KNEE-HI P4 b::. 37 o. I ---------------- J1 —, 1 P4 (T5COLVN a(yR J 12111J ________ :' -- Y. :j pnc, 7k RUM V.0. WHISKEY federal support in Florida's war against hyacinths and hy which dog once-clear lakes and 99 HAIR SPRAY, 11-OZ. T1Vu 9.11.16. , Ns Cow pon Um,l 1 79 Withcoon ! 59 Th Luvwt IMPORTED CANADIAN "Kelly to 01 Miss BRICK ROLL SPICIALI ____ X. AEROSOL GLASS CLEANER I5-oc.ux.. ru 9•I)•76 ::: — DELU] Kelly, R-Holliday has in roduced legislation to increase j II' home. ii .%.~, FX. .. ::.P4 Scot Towels . -. 11 L_I . QT. QT - that lots of mit—a 'roof'— iour investrye you. But if dTqYs (which ig), there's no ri.The only PSCto show Ic an adequate g. By the way, rate of return hope to an. hat would add ve're watching iwer the quesutire messages ical way to - -3 ,—. drkers whose company ?i vice Commis.. .'re guaranteed RS U x.~~ 7 A , I 80 PROOF I %01 uklhave had to est on that too. DI your questhem to: sowsa worker who has no other pension plan to exempt from CurTenttaxesupto$l,sooayear to be set aside in an Individual Retirement Account (IRA) No withdrawn at retirement. wed back into crying you. It er right now. If :::' S57.CS.12 - 4 WINDEX I.h :.:P4 I . P4 _ .. 10'. ?Zi6 LIY4?ONtCO( popi RCIQI - ____ 29 Id ' QT .1 .,, CONTAC COlD CAPSULES, 1. 79 __ .. %% ; .. with"t coupon 994 ... Wdhovtcoiupon$)57 — a NNOUS 5lLt TOOTHPASTE, 6.4 oz. 1.O9 $MIINOFP I' .. .. .-. ift- ror transmis- QT ly disabled retirees under age her interest is, and come r rates. Fact is, ri stock actually 27 :..P4 PRILL SHAMPOO 7, :4-. — F-' 551" SOL ____________________ ____________________ P4 : , BLEND 7 pirents work only parttlme Slat PAY The Hosee wants to eliminate the eluTent law that allows tax.free treat. paid a sick worker by the employer. and replace it with a JoMaton's ), •, : ROU1IO i owed — would be $0a year for IM care of one child and $0 for two or more. The credit would AWIY even If one or both under control and study any poaslbthty of converting them to an economically useful ftivwaft Mm • A. Yes, we need a substantial increase to cover our day to day costs... an increase in our gross revenue (that's income before taxes, expenses, interest, etc.). A. That's because you don't buy the same things we buy. Since mid 1974 the Consumer Price Index—which measures your cost of living—has gone up 16%. That's bad enough. But at the same time, the quoted price for a common type (25 kva) transformer was rising 26%. A post insulator that was priced at $45.95 jumped to $71.64, a rise of almost 56%. And just from 1974 to 1975 our FIRE EXTINGUISHER .1* lion less than you needed. But you're asking for a lot more than $58 million now, aren't you! up that much since 1974. 4\4. ALL-PURPOSE ' Q. All right, your last increase was $58 mil- Q. Why so much? My expenses haven't gone 10 ,~' , ...,.. PACK 100 TAILITS Thru "%c. ANCIIN •IASIAM'$ : AGO 7 do not iternlzedeductjonj The maxunurn Credit 3. traded directly from taxes taxes— paid to federal, state and local governments— went up aImst 30%. 11 . EXCEDRIN rewriting of detailed provislom *1the tax code and has failed to , ' k • ger the credit will be We know you're not happy about the thought of a higher electric bill. We're not happy about all the higher bills we get, eitheL And each ofuaat FPL pays an electric bill at home, just as you do. With no discounts. So were right in the same boat with you. But while we know you'll never welcome any price increase, we can at least try to help you understand this one. That why were answering some of the questions you may be asking today. $9c NOT PUNSI TOPP• WALOWN Co., 1976 ..., ., vet D STORE HOURS: MON.SAT-.4:30 A.M..t P.M. .. "baly question is how much big. . . BARGAIN . 'c 'S. ••# . , ZAYII PLAZA SANOl CLIP AND SAVE... NOW THRU SAT. m . "Unfortunately, Congreu has become ensnaried In 'I II I £ - - PEO is . I panded tax credit for chIld-care - a • s by p - a lb The ci . q UVULY IC' MILK . 155 witirt ' WASHINGTON (AP) Two missing American pilots who the North Vietnamese row say are dead were previously identified by American officials as alive after they were S Shows exod price Ol each WW qioonlily. And aiso generic drugs on the ___ Pilots Were Listed 'Alive RX PRI are the major points of con. tontiOn remaining between the House and senate conferees. There is some risk that u taxea ___ hINT w OVER 1OOo ionsa ecting y taxpayers earn more than 130,000 a year _ ch 1 .. ..: _____ . . '.— 1. - • M•i I WI 14 Si c,,b., l$ % i., 0,.. , '"'. Coupon good t+vu9fl76 I •lp •i• .. Potting . -, _ We depend You can dop Ion Us: etsa bin ' 29 tngog.menI 4 QT. GREEN THUMB ---- II •I• - -. I•. •, a 2 .. •i 12IXPOL KODACOLOR Oil FOR Rigukpr, 9c 0' Fulkolor or Walgr.. Color Film 1 coupon°'s"l,t ___ ___________ .d LISt 229 p4 __ *S... ~!k!4;x~cl - I—.. -1 I ". ~ , i~.--;--. 41:Jr Z. -~ -:;; tL'.'l : - . ......................... . I - c—lv-t * I c, ; .p* . * �IM. I'SS$lI5*,$,uIutpL Wit lAy.$OLL1m Rudytoshsd Its footll diaper and join the Year sky' ke H Lake Howell inass Its first run ths.limit quartoiback Is at boys, this could bethe Its first winning season. A the star, but In the end It will be th% blocking and tackling/plus a new coaching philosophy that owe thedifference betweø a VUBOARD spells Seer winner and a loser, Baseball Thslsapedadto be the season Lake While district a championship Isn't Keen admits the Hawks have "en odoldi chance." Oath With new 1t -. $slightly lfferw* philosophy an lad yose aider' a iflind coach, take Howell opens the iluaU1FrIdayolgl*M No" Dors. Even KM Isn't curtaIn mctly bow IanU be this fall, however he Isn't tbk*ft In terms of a laing eseagn. Th adiekile Istoegb, yes, but the k14In are Jot f111 ad whist they can di," he says. "We will lii thd' sea few fclks, you can hot on not, Mod oppered offWs weopon the Hawks have Is quarterback Jim Pritchard, a $4,111. pounder for whom the sky Is the IkulL # 4&02 he bed quarterback around .. no dieM shoot that,"says Keen In no uncertain teru. CM the offensive line, tackles are Paul Bob baby and Tony CacdapuotL Den Schwenk and Don An*Iano are the fiM string r'mbig backs, but Mitt Simonelli, Sieve Dixon and Phila PIlls lilnes and Luvy Oamarlato, gwdi Mike Perry and Richard Arnold, with 5ev, Perry pia$ng ceder. Bob Bray, Bob *'i and John Braidorif are the backups. Defensively, the front five ladle Steve Dixon, Bray, Bob Mflch, 10 tacore and Mike Perry. Pat Eby, Ray Thkowskl, Bruce Bach, Soloman and Jc*5Y Mar. chould are the backups. New si York Chicago 20. LOUIS Mo(rieI .ai 7 21 - .sn si 71 44 .511 fl', a3 75 4 33 4 13 •4 IS N 3 37• SEMINOLE TUESDAY'S RESULTS Says Grleikr and baby, with Dews We, Chuck Woodworth and Greg Abbott also died for duty. lathe secondary It Is But By, Joey Sembioles, To Lose _ - - 25.60; p (2-I) 43.50; T (254) FIRST-i. C.A. V.lbcb (Hall) (I) I) 1541.10; 31.15. 17 .6014.20 14; 2. Fast and Easy (3)' NINTH cotter' In to see hoWthe football team Is coming . °' '" - - - Lhwbeekers Include Mark Wlli, Doug ' Win, - 1. Traveth' Rosy (5) along when he kicks off Ma 3.40 3.00; 3. Indian Lana (6) 360 0 33 10,13.20,5.00; 2. SC Lonesome (20) 15.50; 2:10.2. Liz cann.lai In Ann Arbor (6) 310, 3.40; 3. Snazzy Time (3) , SECOND !'' • 1. General Larry S 20. Q (5-6) 25.60; p (5.) $47.40; T WVL Heustn 10 71 (Neely) II) 17.00 6.20 3.20; 7.. (S6 3) i, 337.50; 31.21. ie s. D O Seminole Guy (7) 2.60 2.20; 3. MIat 7 No, the Immediate choices; lie 31 TENTH 1. Low MotIon (1) San Fran 2,,,/ : , AflI*tic (6) 2.500 (7-1) $4.30; T (I.7 2020. 440, 1.40; 3. We. Mona (I) between Nebraska and Loid. Atlanta g 6)114.20; D.D. (II) 13460; 2:0t4 1 4 425 35 0.3.10; 3. Jack Tryon (5) 3.00; Q ,im ftft, Arizona State and T$ey's ' THIRD , 1. Daytona, Tern 11 11111.4; P(1-S) 331.30; T (45.5) New Yost U Chic ago o tJCLA,OldO State aJuJhlJdiI. • (Seid.rU (I) 0.002 60 2.30; 2. oeosi$ 700,40: 31.31. St. Louis 7, Montreal A (7) 2.20 2.20; 3. My Tiwni (3) i State Pitt and Noire Dame ELEVENTH ! 1. Shelton Houstgn to. Cincinnati 0 ($7) 6.40 T (1.13) 71.60; 1:34.L Stoeaker (7) 10.40, 5.20, 3.00; 2. ,uPIe e San DIego 4, Los Ango la 2 FOUNT" $.MOnt.IIYHanoI Penrose Fee (1) 6.10.4.20:3. Nor. San Francisco 6, Atjta 3 (Bridges) (1) 3002.402,30:2. AblI Nebewkaatbaaivat,e: woodS Image (1)7.4; 0(17)14.10; TIN Only games scheduled Ope(I)tS03403 Regal Eden ( Cor i) 153,00; T (7.11) 13.60; 41 had all souta 31 60 Of trouble with LSU a yew apt F 2:00.4. New Vent (Seaver 11.10) 0 TWELFTH 1. Mr. Monk (4) winning by only 10.7. This time, ChIcagic (Renko 1.7) FIFTH 1. Sneaky John (La ke) 10 50 , 00 2.40; 2. Josle Potts (I) Philadelphia I (3) $0.00 7.00 650; 2. Nealon TillS 10 4 7., $6.3) ranked Ho 40. 5.00 110; Demon (3) 4.40;Q (1.1) theCor!th%akersare • L Li (3) 10.40 4.80 3. Jefferson Adios (1) 3500; PlItOwlift (Rooker 12-7). W SilO 1 na tion, but It still WOO P 4-1)233,50; ( T (413) 42510; 0; Cincinnati (Dillingham 'li.5) 640 0 113 6) 53.50; T (36 3) 660* 39.15, be a runaway ... Nebras ka 2140 Houston (McLaughlin 3-2). 2:05.4. # A 2734; Handle$111,451. (n) 14. SIXTH - I. Silby$Bn (Selo,,ii TONIGHT'$I$ TIII$ Montreal (Blair 00 and Han. (S) 5.00 4.40 2,20; 2. Thorpe, Cha,, UClA$tArIsoneSf: 'fl tê I L ouI is onscu (I) 340 2.40. 3. Breezy $al (7) 7,*w F I RST -' ' Sun Devjlsin.akenobones about (S-I) 1510 T (S-I.?) 49,20; 1;31.1. 5.10 and Solomon 0.1). 2, (tn) 'V I " ' Wright Drive; 3. Apache Mac Go; 1. Bud. It-theyre going for No. You Chkwta$l Los AMØ West Gato rs - rw YORK (Al') It's di. N.C., 30.13; California over 25.30; San Delgo Tec1 2$, South Carolina 17; Oregon Michigan to; Wichita State 17. hskninik1ng t. And it has 4II (1 iais over ., . a. KWVCk 111R.fll$$ McPee. Novm Ill ICp & ãii nothing to do with people SIai.ford, 10.14; Southern CAI Michigan OVa 3$, flft.pl$ $4; $Oufl$ A*5nefl 04. WIsconsin, named State 27, 'FlorIda over State 13; Slats 7; Phis Lamer ii, $orm,.av Ford or Carter, j. ri,; Texas s EIGHTH I. Naps Jack (3) th0uØIltWOS23da'tbeswpjjng over . East Army 21, , , 13 , 1310, 7.00. 4.10; 3. Clifford (10 5.00, Tennessee 10; Holy TecJ $4; Tulane Ia, Cincinnati ; Texas MM over Va. Tech, Collett 34, 360; 3. Wright Hi Fill (4) 5.50; 0 (2. If Jerry Ford, a Mida. 21, Sffiirn Meffisiaj i. Cross 2$, New Hampshire 14; North Carolina SEVENTH 1. Blue Romy (4) 1110.5.10, Sb; 2. Ed Ghost (C) 7.4, 540 ,3. SOciety Stan (2)4.10; Q 4) 127.70:T (44-2) 41.20; - np Harness Racing CM the offensive ling, talew, are Paul Ball jolan the boys. coach NATIONAL LeaGue Mark &Iweik will also as pie* of duty. Howell IUØI School 111106 Its football diaper Detroit at Boston, in, MilWguk at New Von, WdlLI.$Ipfs,Iy$.t$ - 10; Kansas over Wathington P,tn State 2544' Na" ' zozi; zenfleasee over uuu, 24 10; Baylor over }Iotton, 20.12; _ ,, Ip"j over. Minnesota, 21-17' ,. 'iva IIC OVa 14; d ,.,' IM5l Colorado over Texas Tech, - - State 2$, Wake Massachusetts 17, Toledo 7; Forest 50.' Syracuse 24, Bowling Green 17; Mist - Temple 24. Mien II: west Virginia 34, Vilianova 11. Lou lsiena Tech 31, Ball State 30 Far West - Air Force 31, Pc113c 7; liona 30. Auburn 15, SM. State 31, Idaho 2$; Fuller-ten State 1 21, Cal Pu Pumon 17; LongBeach South Maryland as, Richmond Central Michigan 20, Kent State $0; State 10. Weber State 12: Texas. El 6; Miami of Ohio 43. Marshall 0; Illinois 21, Iowa IS; UT-Chattanooga Paio 24, New Mesico State 33 Ore. Appalachian State 20, East Tin. Ii, Illinois State 4: Iowa State 4. gon 74. Colorade Stat, II; San lose nesse, State II; The Citadel $4. Drake 20; Kessas State Brigham Th Slate $, HawaiI 4; Washinstoo 24. 'Clian 13; East CarolIna 2$. Young l; Purdue 21, Nirtho,tarr, Virgiai 14; Wyømlng 34, SouThern MississippI 12; lisjtp Georgia 2$; Western Michigan 30, Eastern Dakota i. - - Clark and Malt SimoneilL Premeted f: 44. I- - - Jim Pritchard ' b - Mg st b r glass be e ire - ' • DIW fOrl"In 7-6), (n) (Dick Kurtrworth)(3) 3.10iso 3.* 1001 Kelly; S. D~ Lady; 6. Can W them do it on national Son Francisco IH&Ikki 11-14) 2. Scotch Snip (2) 0.40 400. 3 ' Sob- P"foso Whyr4f; 7. Julian; 8. Tim television in a unique Thursday ' ii Thyrafty's Games Chicago at PNIade(pola. In) so .....trul at ..t. Luls, In CIncinnatI at Houston, (n) Atlanta at San Diego. In) Son Francisco at Los Mg. Only games scheduled AMIRICAN LEAGUE EIGHTH - I. Decatur . (Mickey impulse 171 2.20Q (3-6) 5.40 T 15.00 2:10,3. NINTH Habits) r% ir QUiCk ' 15 , Golden Sapphire:6. White cl"n; r-aith, ii -D h'"ight '-:- I. Dreamy Slack Joe: 3. Travelln Bob*; 1. O's Marc; SYanlI.,Ba,v,e,;4-Moy f Mith1gan State at Ohio Stat.. a change, other than Woody Hayes is out for re venge. Michigan State is LOndo, 7. Persuader Acre; 0. eaming because Hayes D0neeEckert; others -whispered among ack Dow, 3. - - Reliable (40 3.400 (69.20 TUf 4)202.00,2.10. RICIIIII C=) 4. Or lt their recruiting misdeeds into Penny; S. Diamond Dart; 6. WrIght L NCAA ears, leading it's to a IN L Pd. as (Spiro Serb.,) II) 1110100 2$;? Grand; 7. TO(hd,Yn Thomas; New York FIFTH whopping three-year probation. I] 53 415 - Choice Lee Hy (6) 2_so 240g J. Preach; BaltImore I. Connected; 1. Royal New Coach Da 72 64 .325 11½ Potentate Pick (5) 4.20 Q (16) 1010 rryl Rogers said War S. Cleveland Hunt; 6 Wright 70 u iii i T (1-6.3) 304.50; 2:11, he doeai't know Ha"es or ColeIl; 7. Win Jac; 5. Boston Daily M. $ , A 70$; H 45 72 .471 $5 - 42.760. L. SIXTH C o l um b us, Detroit 1. Pl.Whi; 2. Dream very 4373 .443 20½ well bid Acre; 3. Tels Mae Yet; 1. See Mllwkoo 67 73 .430 31 he doai't like either one. 1' 1)09 Secrets; S. Moving Millie, 6. West Bar. () State 24-7. tOw; 7. Winding River; Kan City 7 21 's I. Fast Pitt at Noire Dame: Fri DAYTONA REACH Rising. Oakland 14 63 .540 S TUESDAY'S RESULTS , SEVENTH -1. Thousand; 2. my 196-73, Noire Dame oidscoi Minnesota 70 10 .300 10½ FIRST Flirty Gertl,; 3. Devil's Din, 4. B's I. Deibana Time Texas 63 71 000, 5.40. 4.00; 2. Jets Big Al (1) .7. Roth; S. Maxtown Countess; 6. Pitt 427.74. But the Panthi California 62 76 .40 17'.', 620 3 M S M's Kimber IS) & jO Fairway Flair; 7. Jack NOW; I. nude it close In '74 and whlpp Chicago se .423 21 (12) 55.40; P(2-I) 1)520; 31. Princ Printer. the Irish last year behind To Teesdays 1.54115 TUESDAY - Whoops (2) .1. EIGHTH I. Bit Of Grace; 2. Dorsett's amazing big Baltimore S. DetroIt ya 3.60. 2.10; 2. Rugged Randy (7) • Satins,: 3. Space Watch, 4. Jersey New York 4, Baton 2 7.40; 3. Bold Star (S) 260; Q ) Jane; S. Just Foxy; 6. Nimble galloping. The winner of 11 MIlwaukee 17, Cleveland $040; P (2-7) 42.00; 1 (2 ?-S) ; Roady; 7. Jump Master: 5. It's game goes . into the thick California 2. Kansas City 1 DO (2-2) 45.20; 30.96, Taffy. Minnesota 1, Texas 0 the national championsh THIRD , 1. Jim Tara IS) NINTH I, Sunny Dell; 2. Millie Oakland 4. Chico" 0 Noire Dame 17.1 6.50, 1.00; 2. Wright Engel (2) , Schenik; 3. Penrose Vixen; 4. Janis; picture. Today's Games 300 Red C low S n Noting; Oklahoma at Vanderbilt: 1' 6. Mac's George; 7, Cleveland (ECterily 1011) at 4040; P (5.2) 140.50; T 52.$)3 , Wary; s. jug. Baltimore '(May 115), In) team has ever won three ii TENTH I. Wayside Tansu; 2. tional championships In a ro Detroit ILmancayt 9.3) at 3195 FOURTH I. Timothy Fal ) Gay Mood; 3. Petits Pinto; i, Boston (Wise $1.101 , (n) donly one tuznhasaduaau Milwaukee (Travers, $5.12) at 5.00. 6.40, 310; 2. Winship ( i) , .Johnnie Merge; S. Canadian Bowl: 3.00: 3. Gay Velvet (7) 24 ( ) 6 Ernesta; 7. Jay Joker; . Gene this year .. Oklahoma 38-14, 'A New York (Figueroa $61), In) Austin. ; California (Ross 7.13) at Kan- 30.20; P(41)702.30; T (6.1-2) Alabama at MlaxLtalppl: Ho ELEVENTH I. Silver B.; 7. sat City (Fltzslrnmono 15.10), much was Ole Miss WOW FIFTH I. Trade . Heather Day (I Crest; 3. Rough Tide; 4 In) 400. 4.00; 2. Jarhead Bo So (7 F, Bob Tryon; S. J.J.C.'s Big Girl; 6. ahead when Memphis Stal Minnesota (Bane, 47) at 500; 3. Cracking Craig (2) 3 Q My My Molly; 7. Bar S Forsox; I. Texas (BOg5 $4). (n) zapped 'can last weekend? To 32.40; P 11 7) 123, 00; T I Blue Grace. Chicago (Gasage $11) at (7-I) misch, probably. Last week, lb $9160; 31.77. TWELFTH - I. Peggy Fallen; 2. Oakland (Norrnls 45), ( SIXTH -1 Blue Jim (3)5,(4 I, Travelin Lucy; 3. Dark Lament; 4. Tigers; this weak,, a Bea flersday's Games 2.70; 2. G. R. PetunIa (6)1.20 Blue .Jewell; S. Cousin Kim; 6. Just Chicago at Oakland ,namedBryant ... Alabama 3. lma Friend (1)'7,lOrQoia) ; Plaipi 'Verge;- 7.' Jan4 Z. , Cleveland at Baltimore, (n) Elsewhere: Florida ovt 1 p 13 61 5700 (3-61) 60.20. Madeawish. a • d - - Don Andriano ! A, : Bob Bray Paul Hines Chris Riggins: ' Tony CaccIapeti - Evert, Borg, Orantes, Nastase Triumph Win FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (Al') Qamploneh1ja. They darted it out. Nadase erled out In dli- -,,uld be called out," said th e Jlziuny Connors-Jan Kodes and Chris Evert did It the easy playing tennis at the West Side belief. The Umpire overruled 'year-old Tanner. "I deliGui ermo Vilas-Eddie Dtbbs. Our 'D ' To always does It the Tennis Club at 11:30 In the thellnesrnan. Thebeadreferee. 11Y saw the ball In. It llB,dtwo . She own setsto none easy way. morning Tuaday and they was called. uncedhaUontheflneandul and 0-2 in the third, raffled to "I believe we will beat Spruce Qrljj whose brother Charles Bjorn Borg and Manuel didn't get done until after 1 am. Finally, with both players $ the rules that Is in.,, Ciremk because of our strong plays end, was the star of lad beat dogged Brian Gottfried 6.7, Orantes did it the hard way. And they saved the best match agreeing and the lineanan still Nastase's victory defense," is SemInole 111gb Thursday's jamboree quarter boosted 34,5.4,6.4, 6-2 in a torturous Borg and Orantes are used to for last. dissenting, the ball was ruled In, In Into the quarters against 3w-hour match. And Orantes, School halfback Qwis HiggIns' against Oviedo at Wed Orange doing It the hard way. Nastase, the temperamental and Nastase had his break. He kk Stockton of Dallua 6-3,7. pIIctIOO on the %çcclnlx$g In which he scored a 30-yard And Ille Nutise did It his Romanian who terrorized offi- won his service at love to take 16-4 winner over Jalro the defending champion, overopening agalad Port Orange rim. came am problems to survive way, coming through ins storm cliii, fans, baliboys, cam- the match- 74, 6-7,14, 71, 6-4. uco. Th e other men's a 2:45 marathon with Stan Spruce Qeek at New Syrnrna Flfleen-yearokl, 11th grader of controversy. Nastase Is erarnesi and Hans-Jurgen Pob"I never even thought the ball Srters match Borg.Orantes, Smith 31,14,6-2, Beach on Friday night. ...--.....Oats Is the son of Joseph and 71, 6-1. •always surrounded by eon- mann earlier in the tournal Siaron Higgins both of Sanford. troversy. mint, squared off against miaHe was born in Sanford and has 'But one way or another they cular Racoe Tanner in the final lived here all 01 his life. all advanced to the quarter-fl- match of the evening session CHRIS RIGGINS Chris also commented, "I ______________ nab of the U.S. Open Tennis They played for S'hours and 15 play football so! can possibly minutes. It was gruelling' The Seminole Commánity get t scholarship In college." tennis, pressure tennis, GAINESVILLE (Al') He bids real good spring," As Florida pr epared to open College athietic bonders dub, He plans to major In electronic Tony Green has confidence, ex- !key said. "He's showing the season agains br li t il an t North Caro. ' In Its Infant stages, will hold an engineeri ng and architecture In penance and diiplays the en- Ce of his old quickness out line Saturday rdaJd at Tamp., AM when it was over, organizational meeting college. CAELBERRY- TheendIsinsIght at the Seminole thu.sIMm be showed when he b, but he Is a little thinner the othe r running back starters se all the booming Thursday night at S o'clock In He added "I especially like Hirneas Raceway, which doses out a matinee-studded and ad a rushing record for the I would like him to 1w." are Larry Brinson and Rozent searing forehands and the school health center. football because of the sport's p week Thursday, Winding UP Its fourth losIng season in Florida Gatori two years ago. has slimmed down to Morgan. a Hug volleys, It came down to Purpose 01 the meeting Is to contact and publicity that goes rows st a lot of weight, 34 1 pounds. Dickey thinks he "I've lo Jimmy Fisher, second string whether one tennis ball landed set bylaws, electing officers with It. "We let] we are nuking progress, and we w ill be back I f eel a whole lo t dd use another five pounds behind Don Gaffney the past pounds, hi s way or a halfa half-inch t and selection of a permanent Defensive back Coach Jim next year," said general manager Neil Makin. better," the fleet Junior running for stamina. two years, moves up to starting Inch that way. name. The track Is open from early May thorugh early Dawson commented, "Chris back said. "My utai ai dalI is w quarterback and sa ys he's ting Plans are for members to be could be considered to be one of September, and generally operates with night petThe sets were even at two than Is good, too, and now I think foomeone to break out of the ready for th nsibility. e respo fs)ma categorized In one 01 four our most coralstaxg defensive each and the games were even I've got It all toget her." good r of un ning backs and 'Phy si cally and pay. groe ,.' president division backs. He has good speed and Is at four. Tanner, the handsome, Top Universal Driver Rating was chalked UP by Don Coach Doug Dickey sees $k as JImmy DuBose did last chologically, there is lot more (50up donation), century a good strong tackler. He has Bralnard with a .436. Mickey Bridges was the dash blond southpaw, was serving at Green rnuch Improved over last In setting a new Ga tor pressure on me now," Fisher division (1100-up), Ra ider good def ensive movement 30-40. Nastase hit a forehand season, when he ran for 471 rdng cord of 1,307 champion with 67 firsts and the winninged horse was re yards. said. "I've always done a lot ' division ($25.ever) and booster In almost every play Strong, winner 0115 races. Is around volley and the ball f li ck ed close yards compared to 830 as a "y Is one who can ll do 111" Physically for myself and I be($10-up). the ba ." to the line. The linesman called freshman. Th ursday's bon voyage performance begins at 1:45 p.m. pay said. ileve I'm ready for the translUon to No I "We've got talent," Fisher said of the team. "We've got Pro Chart ______________________________________ I some fast bac ks, I'll tell you. And I've been throwing the ball I Last In series) -the bet l ever did," The offensive line is exOFFENSE DEFENSE perienced and big, although AFC East Running Dickey says it won't outweigh Passing Line Kicking Front Lln.backlng Summary Secondary any opponent, a Miami Even with center Roby May not have a Larry Bob Griese's over his First change in years The soccer-style A new, younger wave is The old order's chang- The corners are secure Moore and guard Joe Pupelo On't let lapse to second Csonk.a, but Shuts likes torn tendons and when finds Darryl Carlton suc. south paw boots of Garo taking over, led by ing here, too, with Doug as ev er, with Tim Foley. missing several fall practice lace and first time out depth, with iph Stan right is one of steadiest ceeding departed Norm Yepremian have won lot tackles Don Reese, Ran- Swill Out of football, Curtis Johnson, but the sessions because of injuries, the I playoffs since '69 f ool Winfrey. rc,...iie Don held generals in game. Evans at tackle. All of games and will Wifl dy Crowder. Manny Fer- Mike Kolen ailing. Watch all.pro safety duo Of I )u Don Shula hasn't Testerman added to old Freddie Solomon, Nat others have made all. more. Punter Larry Setline looks solid. nandez is already gone for rookie Larry Gordon Jake Scott-Dick Ancler- It winning touch hands like Don Not. Moore coming fast as pro lists at one time or pie should win duel with and Vern Den Herder. Bill to make big Impact. son is broken up by in- $ "It's every bit as good as last , started rebuilding trngham. Norm Bulvch, wide receiving targets. another, and deser- rookie Mike Green, on Stanfill remain Good. Fair. jury, unrest. Fair. year If not better," Green said. 4 that will Good. soon off. pay Very good. vedly. Vary good. steadiness. Good. - - . - - - ,. -' - SC C Boosters Meet Thursday - - ' Gator Tcny Green - - . 'Back' - - Raceway Closes Thursday - I . - . - . -, - ' ,. _ - - - - - RacIng El Tigre 21$. Featunes 2 ply poly.*r cord, 2 flb.rglae belts. Available In 70 and 75 serIes prone. Also Cofflhl In metric sizes. Whhlewalls. No trad...ln required. " I; ' S n Iris Tfig, - InAr6litel - IlL TAUIII SPECIAL MATI ES! - SEPT. 8,9 POST IE 1:45 FINAL DAYS 1976fEASQN1 - - - - - - it place. onShula________________ Baltimore I - I Lydell Mitchell blazed Bert Jones finally lived into I.000.yard club. is- up to billing last year. cognition as one of Physically can compete NFL's best. Need with any 09 in game. fullback to go with him. Adequate receiving butcangetbywittiRcosevell Leaks. Don McCauley. Very good. i0 - -- corps led by Glenn Doughty. Raymond Chaster Very good. lipoff to quality is that blue-chip youngster ken Huff, former all-pro Forrest Blue can't win regular lobs, George Kunz at right tackie In. Iectedbigtouchofclass. Very good. Austrian Toni Linhart proved to be Clutch field goji kicker. For decade. David Lee has been (lxlure as punter, though average has dropped. Howard Stevens excites on rotirn;, Good. Ted Marchlbroda Buffalo - How do you replace 0. J Simpson? Vic Wash , ington. well-traveled vet. is the nominee. He'll have Jim Braxton al fullback to help along Bills will pail more now, Fair. 4 ç its no cinch he'll stay fine at th e guards with ahead of Gary Marangi. Joe DeLamielleure, Catching brigade de. Reggie McKenzie, Addplated by loss of JO. ad bright rookie in Hill, Ahmad Rashad second-rounder Joe Fair. 01, Saban New England Joe Ferguson has im. Called the "Electric John Leypoldt has to proved steadily for three Company,- one of best boost his held goal peryears. th rew 25 TO's but in football, especially centage. Mary Baiteman Andy Johnson doesn't loot (,ke much, but ht developed amazingly last season to take over at halfback, teams with Sam (earn) Cunning. ham (or adequate onetwo punch. Good. has shown he can kick at sea level. Will have to find new return men on special teams. Good. Lucky to get vet tackle Just fair punting from juied most of last year. Bob McKay to till void Mike Patrick and field Steve Grogin showed left by Shelby Jordan' (in goal booting from Eng. enough so Pats could jail). Also picked up llshman John Smilh, Lot brilliant rookie Cen ter Pete Brock. On other team. John Hannah would be all-pro. Good. more- promising on returns with Allen Carter, rookie Ike FOrte. Fair. New York Jets - - LcafHoLt.c Cleaned Out virtually all 01 last year's ifletfectjve bunch, leaving only tackle Mike Kadish. Picked up Sherman White. It's not how you build winner Poor. dage but also picks off am 3-11 to 10.4 and lot of passes. Two lyoff spot- Young waiver pickups, Jacke Jad augurs well for Wallace and Lloyd rebutColtswon'tbe Mumphord, made dite to sneak up on ference. Fair. dy now Second Little more continuity Since Robert James' tion of Simpson here. LasI year's re. career in doubt., soul of Bills as calcitrant rookies, Bob beststrokewu drafting as their offense. Nelson and Tom Ruud, Mario Clark for corner of receivers hurts. might finally contribute. Need strong comeback ou Saban's got a John Skorupan, Mery by Tony Greene, who's job keeping them Krakau handy all-pro safety when up to title ox. I holdover, Fair. healthy. Good. '.ctations. Third place. No chaige on the front Couple of Oklahoma Make way for new Sec three used in Fairbanks' products, Steve Zabel ondary stars In NFL Top mod draft buoys "Des. but Pats slumped Oklahoma defense. and Rod Shoals. on out- draftee Mike Haynes side of four-man unit already staked to starBut prizes are pair of ling lob on corner. Tm di it year, third of ;banks regime The irterbacking's mighty in and the deep I suspect until 2i,ieS make good ath place. Sugar Bear Hamilton has turned out to be most ac ti ve nose tackle. longshot finds in '74 - Fox, also first rounder, Flanked by Tony Sam Hunt. Steve at weak safety spot Fair. McGeen, Julius Adams. Nelson. They hit. Good. GOOd Chuck Fairbanks - Dut- White. who set Interton bidding to join all- cept record for lineprociassGolbig.hu,ky becker,. Was once addition in top draftee 17th-round draft ee, in. tackle Ken Novak Very spiratlonal player for good, future is Ea Simonini. Fair. Devlin Very good. While Plunkett was in- trade Jim, Got Tom Owen for a6. too. R.andy Vataha, Russ Francis are prime targets. Fair, Led NFL in quar terback Leader of defense has Elastic band unit. Gives ed Marchibroda turned sacks last years Young turned Out to be Stan up lots 01 passing yar. ,lib around brilliantly and agile. with John A quagmire John Riggins left. Emerson Boozer re!ired, Carl Garrett swapped. Ed Mrinaro closest thing to proven pro and he's not much- Help desperately flooded Poor. With Joe wi;lie Namath, a team's always threat 10 scare points Richard Todd great prospect behind him. And fine receivers in Richard Cut*(, Jerome Bavkum, David Knig ht Excellent. Going downhill. Winston Greg Gantt has been Hill. Randy Rasmussen dilappoi',ting punter. remnan ts of Super Pa( Leahy has been Bowl IV - we still best. pleasant surprise for But l's limo Jets deviel. field goals. Wide oped new talent to receiver Lou Piccone protect Joe Willie, Fair. adds dgsh oh spirit to returns. fair. - - The bodies are big and In a word, deficient. Key move was switching strong but somehow John Ebersole has been Burgess Owens from they don't get to the tryi ng for seven years to safety to corner. Hi passer. Biggest of them prove he's middle man, one of top defenders ri all is Car l Barzilausku, Godwin- Turk, always game. When rookie *1,0 tailed oft as soph, promising, always hurt. Shafer Suggs heals, he II Fist rushing end need- Richard Woods no help Gener al covera.i ccl flf. terror Poor, 5 aiequate Good. - Hotz, new to the and to pro bail, is in long trustraling year team that needs [p. lets overhaul. ope Is that Joe gets hot hand and lots of po;nts on Last place. Cup Team" Heads High * By The Associated Press I They had heard the nastyremarksinthealrportaand hotpj 1 ~i lobbies, read the unjust cr111dim in the newspapers, and turned their heads when people laughed In their faces. They were Team USA; "Team Useless." But now it's their turn to smile. "We have been called halfwits and Just terrible hockey players," said center Harvey Bennett. "But I think we've fooled a lot of people." Ten exciting r Air-conditions clubhouse dining call 831-1140 f reservations Closed circuit F for instant replays Racing rain 01 tine on our all-weather tr Is Daily Double, 'rifectas, 10 Quinlelas Easy to reach 17-92 in Casselberry r He and his mates had earned respect with their 4-4 tie with Czechoslovakia In Tuesday night's Canada Cup game at Philadelphia, as they had Sunday night In a hard-fought 4-2 loss to Canada. Team USA no longer Is Team Reject, though they are wthic; In three gamc.s of the six-nation round-robin tournament, p1 - k MINQLE H4NESS RACEWAY 10 MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO "WE' V E p - EOF U.S. 1792 BETWEEN S.R. 434 & 436 HA RNE J THE ACT/ON" SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL Op.n$a,n,, 10S p.m. Monday fling Saturday Open Sunday 1:00 10S:OOPm. Catalog cuter Ph. 322-1025 SIre Ph. 323.13,0 001101 111.111111. fill pm. Monday thu-u Satoro,y Open Sunday 1:01 101:50 p.m. Caiateg center Ph 444-0144 Store Ph, *414313 40 -: ', - , •' - ç"r I I.. W-i7' Is " -:: '-'' �I I Rightist Grady Hatchett, e H : $ : ri mary; n P 1 W H Ch es il l il - In pow. He says he 'ew, Ia,tan Qj.s hi the UI idy" In a riI ares where : &mate .soan tbis tall. Grady, who bills hknialf POI' "I1 I1OI flAt bersen II big U a "coMiry dedar" from we Belle Glade, detested fellow tolling a we won at the pover. JOHN GRADY JOSEPH HATCHETr conserved" State Sen. Walter ty IIWL" "W1 Eat , worked bend, Sbus of (kiamlo and moderate Ikkn Hansel of St. Pd.rsg U,idwdate. We pew in an p era wldcli underatood t it In Tuesday's GOP prthiary applied "Florlds hall chongedo its pl.. YOU V ot . I$I ied7,that you bads LI kits have become g ciiaice to acceinpiwi an yttii ng , sorvative," Grady u u u e limited polling Into the Ind early 1 BARTOW (AP) - Sea. Brannen was recently In. day evening. "ft's a chop to, nataul talent aid hIs willingpended Polk County Sheriff dicted by the grand jury en two flUl to achieve." w hich we hive fougid, and it Is a new built out ol the old Gr*.al, ne Navyfigldw Monroe Brameri faces a two- counts of perjury and we count wt' tratins. pilot, was elected mayor of way runoff election Sept. 35 olcrtmlnal conspiracy. He has wbkb be"promised to mu* Belle Glade in 10.He is mer, after finishing second in the been removed from office by primary race to former High- Gov. Reubin Askew until the charged toomuth, yet gtvw$so rind and the father of these way Patrol trouper Ials Minis. charges are decided, cai. utue.', Grady promised co tinu Sus ended Faces flO n __ AI ww • Dr. Isbn Grady, I. Seailaule county case. romm"115 several d~ In the weeks before the primary, Polled more Toles, 2,4A weelly than last Ji.. The frv*hsttIr. HMC11 in been appeod y the MIAMI (Al') - Jc..jli W S became vac when two native of C1earwat'. w I nt irbn i frJ picker gormor to keereiedheiiacowt Both and Sula" said n ot black. h. w ere audamald,uys his election u term 9 Hatched r,Iiid to be bun J'1 Invvlvthg iflegitleca of the first black to the Florida believed M* an Th.,awe Cowi w "an ox- h*o delate with DuVal b the ki yend•bicspr. ch the usormriso3aw,5ntorg noiencetyaiitto to what we whmertooka.eatforaaizyeer vers." to1&'to upo de WWI trying gem en the aevenmember of the acandal-rid"an to the scats they tie pee e The 437UTOld Hatd)ait, i ow bold. den court. former U.S, magistrate W "There Is no way to knew pointed to the 11110 court last whether race played to in A threelm race for the With t7 per cot of Florlds's apart Yew by Gov. Roubin Askewo the odalme of the cot Haltbett d 514,164 Tuesday Over an opponent who ner CoeI Frederick Karl, DUIVIJI j,154. inierted a racial theme Into . and exCircult Judge i.ai. Ceuty, .. vote 10 SWIU t1i bitter S,l TwiN thlo$ MoUsy, 51. hey will 'Ren,U's 314,104. KWI'I total Hatched icide the Iuue In a runoff was "It Is an hidoric fact," he to DiVPs 4,$1. i,gii 1taa.,' siection Sept 3 L Third was and Swann'o 11111M. add about becoming the first lichard IL "Mu" Swami ° _ black elected to any office since Reconstruction Hatchett said. "I certainly (13 Gables. $maITraciv SMall P?tC5 didn't inject It in the days. li4 U.S. Hatchett ' sold. adding , , If it has any value, it 'a the of his daft and others magrae iuS value some young person could members "tteugi* that DuVal • Ili : istrict of rb*la, ban terms of motivation Alan C. &mdber 43 a Phi jen living a y apartment in Bets Kapps graduate of Har. " b& poor and being y T llah s ee lisce School, also won IIac election to the court with a Hatchett's opponent, tough- tory over The met Fat Lauder- His wife, Betty I^is an doNoW Tnictor Co. ,'1s,...i talking Circuit Judge Marvin dale MsyoricthV. Russell 50, pentaryachoolleschertoJack• orwaft DuVal,50,oinsm, frequently a last-mWate chWhOW with olville-Hismotberwat as 411IM&PINeAve. attacked Hatchett's record, no Judicial quah1fr4i". a maid to support the family contending that he would not '' Siuidberg also was appointed Ater the death ci his father, a Y IW . : •w • •. ;• . s •. • • 4O • , Mom than 113AM for the compolm despite a limit of $10 per . BONNIE LOOK FOR STYLISH LASSIES Jot right for the fashionable lass In this b flannel blazer with velvet collar and vest, and ta kilt In brown-red-green, with green crepe de stock tie shirt _____________________________ ____ • • - . 10F)m Grady attacked ge spending again Tuesday, saying "this menace can . simply bedescrthedaswa*e, monumental waste in our federal government, waste an 33stupendous a scale that it hall beta sanctified by the ___________________________________________________ • ____ - j.? •...c Longwood Tourist Club will discussed. Suggestions to hold Its first potluck dinner are welcomed. Memnbe meetlngo(thefaflseuonon urged to attend and Thursday, at noon, at the wishing to join the cl invited to bring a dish Pilivilim in Sunnyside Park, and their own table LOn1wOOdTrips AM speakers Coffee will be mlshhd fu~ for business meetings will be club. .- . .•. '..•, . I ~ ,. , : 4 j A Congress. Grady's primary 'vi;tqrl' marked asulreterpto politics. He left the GOP yew ago and joinied We American Party, aftoat base to 2e& ft Salate seat vwAted by Edward Gurney in 197C In that contest, he drew NX859 votes, or 15.7 [can rePO"ing, Grady drew U7XO votes. Sims had 70,247 and Mrs. Hansel had 60,217. Save *40 I Golden Pinto mobile Ca. Covers 23 channels. Features A utomatid Noise Limiter. S/RF meter for monitoring incoming signal strength. Jacks for external speaker and PA system. Operates on 12 volt DC positive or negative ground. 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' , . . ii Insullation available - Please make appointrillt. .. . Like it- Chariie it! Use your JCPenney charge card One of the worst was when President Kenned by and saw that we weren't using the Marine ba rehearsal for a performance of the New York City We couldn't use the band because we had too many coming so we had to use taped music. The Pr looked at the tape recorder and said,"What if it br And I said there are two tape recorders simultaneously and It one breaks down, the other J! right up. That night, one of the boys put on a LXpl spotlight which had not been used In rehearsal an$? fuse In the White House blew right In the ml I Brigadoon. The Secret Service rushed to the fearing the worst, and the President said to the y last year. ity arrangements called large forces of police outside lestown and Hyde Park sctml& with only South High, the city's most n On% ivirunLroLAZA • — . children under the most difficult poxilbie C In that golcifish bowl of a White house. Number f schedule - she's o the go from tiil days a week. That constitutes a $0-hour week. N five, she has to be a super diplomat at all times, than Henry Kissinger. N umber six, she has to cause, which sta rted back In Jacqueline Kennedy when she turned the White House from a ye descript, dust-catching house Into a museum. The j First Lady) has become molded In a very all strung direction. The American pubhc now Is us doer. I don't think a First Lady can be complacent stay-at-bome any longer. A man isn't going to9et anymore unless his wile Is an activist And so there be a cause. Only a woman need apply for this Job, until we have a woman as president and then a apply for the job. There's no chief executive offi large corporation earning from three hundred hundred thousand dollars a year who has more sibLllty or a tougher schedule than this woman. What's the worst thing that happened during your days In the White House? fraciaily troubled school, having lice on patrol inside. only virAh graders wet ;Qu~ed to allckid the Openiq ~esisiori at Sout — G ___ ,;: 4 ': : . . •.. • ... : . . . • j . • . ''.. sugar, d of salt, corn syn, and melted batter, add pecazie/' ( ) % to I cup Pow d.-1sits Babe in moderate over, (350 filft all dry Ingredients and degrees) 50 mm., crtIU knife mix well. Add oh, Carrots, and Inserted halfway between eggs, and mali until blended, oofslde and center of filling nots. Bake In tube pen at comea out dean. Cool. 350 degrees aboot I hour. Di notBW8ThOGJ py oven oven door for one hour. 2 lbs. less recal CARROT CAKE ICING steM st I. 14 si Pk& CIIIR 1" strips cheese 1 en beef heath V4 cop batter I tP vanilla 1 en auhesunes lift wilar • Back when the Founding Fathers were struggling to design a new democratic government, they were walking a tightrope on the powers and responsibilities of the chief executive. The one position they found no need to define or ive official President's wife. They simply assumed that she would oversee the Presldcnt's house and household, entertain would reflect well on him and the country. The role of First Lady evolved within this framework of wifely duties, expanding as the role of women, in general expanded. But from the beginning, the President's wife was established in the minds and hearts of the American people as a person to be set apart, to be accorded effection, respect and admiratlon She Is and was their substitute for the royal consort. Consequently, she was then and still Is an an omaly In a democra tic government. She has a high ranking, potentially powerful position, yet it Is not an dedive office or even an appointed one. IZ'a not even a volunteer service, though that comes close. So does slave labor. Actually, a First Lady Is rather li ke the vestal virgin In ancient Rome. She's exalted in one hand and flogged on the other. It is little wonder that First Ladles, at leut some, have approached the role with ambivalent thoughts and emotions. One woman faftted -and riot from Joy - when Informed of the prospect. One stayed upstairs In the family quarters and another simply did not come to Washington. On the other hand, there were time who were the moving forces behind their husband's quest for the presidency. A., women became educated and their role outside the home expanded, public expectations changed and First Ladles bccasne involved In activities completely apart from domestic duties. They have Lobbled for leglilaticn, zuppurtod social causes, taken political stands andcunpalped an theirown. At Ux same time they have continued to csirry out their djmesUc duties, Cocuidering the fatj that the role U arbitr*rfly assigned without regard to ast. Went, experience or an FBI check, there have been few outright failtre:3 In the job and a number of commendable suc-,-essw. Combine all ingredients, 1 tsp. Wsrekster using enough Icing sugar, to sauce cosy ceebed egg ..edius Bak Frost cake. OThERN PECAN PIE Cost the strips of steak in a 3ew mixture of floor, Pepper and salt. Brown strips In hot zet shortening, 1-3rd cup melted margarine • 1 cup pecan halves 101L ubiked • - heath, mushrooms, and WorC sauce. Place into the mixture and cook for 35 minutes. Just before serving add sour cream and e over 5he11 -. Spaced-Out Grandma A Problem BERKELEY. calif. (Ap) - syndreme is apt to develop, The drug Problems of the Lipscomb says, when patients elderly are a growing concern are over treated for the pl co di on om • Chocolate of doctars according to Dr. multi e n ti s c mon In Weiell Lipscomb, a Berkeley old age, such as sleepleaness, blood pressure, arthritis and mood swings. when doctors prescribe multiple prescriptions for these ailments, producing in the "spaced'outgrandma"syn. patlent's drome - peculiar behavior different drugs which can cause resulting from the Interactions strange behavior. Of drugs prescribed for the The chemical psychosis dews up as gow a am patient ailments of old age, be says. The "spaced-out grandmall is taken off the druM he saa on t to escape from loneliness and boredom. Others are unintentional victims of Icapsiugar Dear sorts Of PaSlIft at me. One old ugh to be my goat who's old eno father asked me if I played , my Job U it IS a cnrng law excellent money for a girl my marriage, doesn't she get half age (18). and I'm riot about to of everything the man Owns if back. quit because of these Jerks. they Split UP? He's a cop who was shot during a holdup. A bullet I.F. JUM There am no children in. I need the money because my spine and he is paralyzed from confined to a wheelchair and parents are dead, and I volved, but I think rm enutied support tosomnethlng for being a wife 0 the waiddown,aojcan'tun. unabletowork.makyo myselLI try tobfrj around with this man for hm y"M derstand how he can do her any PUZZLED IN NEW YORK sometimes I kid good as a husband. TWO-YEARHITCH DEAR PU7n- : What this the men, but I've never g iven DEAR. HrrCH: Tbe laws of She tried to give me back the man can do for her concerns any of them Um I" UMe bit diamond, but I told her I wanted her and the man. In any ease, I encouragement. differ from state to state, so you will need a lawyer to answer her to continue to wear it to suggest you acne lb I know they read your YO qiaestloo_s. remind her of her promise to engagement ring she marry me. The last time I saw return because now that she is cOlumn, SO Please Pint this. Why dOlet You just wk him They may see it and leave me bow much be thinks your wifely her, she wasn't wearing it, and Interested In another man. your alone. She acted very cold. services engagement Is oft DEPRESSED IN DEPEW and cents? But prepare I have a full-time Job DEAR ABBY Yourself for a big disap.' Pays good money, and I sun in In a one'Orl Office DEAR DEPRESSED: PotntmeaL perfect health. Please let me secretary with a great boss. The problem pparently your,,frjaWIloe" ,know what you think ft man is with the salesmen. Since I'm and "Wilding arowd,, can doforher, being paral,.zed, the only girl, they make all eenmisunde rill od. girl Is • "all iiusiaess," a man rarely ri suggesteuymockeybsi Admbj • And U be does, he e be set •I fl straight In a hurry. was Indeed or wasn't really a Democrat. W the fi; "4119 1 did At the first luntimon was to hitroduce bin. — New I I ' 1 J • • • • ' -i . i•' I . :- v'i • -' - - ., • ,. • ' ,. . l - DEAR ABBY' I havee lived steadily with a . e are both over 21) for y tWO years. I ke Uk1nhe would marry but ever mention It he subject• Exactly iuWlOngdo peopl e have to five 7 1 ,before they called , have what a _______________ / 1 / 1' Y"re 1* MM iiiha, tr or vUCIHSU, I • J • £ JJ i ptjcj 1}eL_V '•-• • . • • HW .., .j,&I.z.( •J Fs-ess will call foc~y: HARRIET DEAS JEANBRYANT 8349212 Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETT 8349712 casselberry Winter Spring., Forest city I think I (should have trained) to be a vderina-lan because I spent so much time In the dug Pie. Dii, uius "comaion law marriage-,? How does a woman prove sheslived with & man if U., I., Abby What's the worst thing that happened to you during your days in the White House? thing that happened to me is I had ju%t cne Intq ' . cupsgrated became interested ina man she i had as a patient a few months ' Define the role of fint lady I would like to plead the case of the most unde woman in the world -the First Lady. If I were do government Job description on her, I'd have six Number one, she has to oversee the health and welf . $6201 •"' cutting almost through at center back without severing tail end; remove black vein. Dry shrimp well. Dip into Beat eggs thoroughly with liit W 1 DEAR ABBY: I was engaged to marry a registered nurse, but all of a sudden she changed her mind. Now, she wants to __________________________________________________________ Save *21 % P. salt .. Nurse Ditches Fiance For Patient nal Town Meeting Which Is Washington, D.C. at the Define the role of first lady y was smaller than the 2.police present on opeang ____ • I /' excerpted from the held each Wednesd Kenned y • Letitia Baidridge . Save 0 on chann l base $ IOflS. Save terest. She makes macrame, ZIbs.Ireshor r #6213 t0 Ready BOSTON (AP) - Boston owns its public schools todo-, for a third yevof court-ordered busing with authorities cwusung police protection at South Boston, Hyde Park high schools, scenes of previous racial trouble. City leaders pledged to "take any measures necessary to protact our children" and said hoped police reserves would w'.,ai about prove a third of the city's students ride buses to Integrated classes. But Tuesday evening officers were kept tp.a diasing bands of youths through South So" and Owlestown following numerous stoning Incidents, ihich they said apparently iere related to antibusing stritiment. Al lea'it eight persons, ix of them policemen, received por Injuries In the dlsturbanccs, 11 persons were ctirs, said. ri Police Commisidoiner Robert diGrazis said the amber at • •, - Save '30 Police At It Daughter rooks So terfryiott In deep 3 cups floor I plain) loves Plants and gardening, and frozen shimp degrees) tW golden, drain. This 2 tsp. baking powder in shells collects antique botUeL --my better recipe is also good for Dad goes out on digging exCombine ingredients except frying green tOmAtOes, onion 2 tip. baking soda Peditions for them," she ex. shrimp; beat smooth, shell rings and egg plant. 2 Up. cinnamon es$ Is discussed by Letitia Baldridge, former I secretary to Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, an rry vander Heuvel, former executive assistant I Nixon. Their rema ks $ ofig. 139-95 Now 109.96 JCenney 23-channel C. 8. vvith Channel 9 scanner. (Not pictured) pick and freeze three bushels of 1 cup Ice water peas. 2 tablespoons salad Cooking isn't her only Inoil 'All the Presidentsj $ Ork, quite an authority on making is another of her fascinating interests. Some ci Istart king when I was Mara's favorite recipes Very young, mcatly sandwiches follows: and canned soup," said pretty CHOCOLA ciii coo Mara. 'Then I learned 3-3rd co shsttesiai from my mother, and also from 2.3rd or my dad, who's a real good margarine, seflesed • ..... cook! 1 nc granulate Mara also took food classes at I cup brown mW Lyman High School and •. packed) remembers her teacher, Ruby 2 eggs Tumey's Instructions and 2 tenpoosi vanilla ' *advice. "We were taught to 3 cups flour • ' compare Pricesin Mores and I teasp,ou see ..... gqre best buys. The lp training I received In her class 1 cup dloed . Jot keeps popping up. She is a 2 packages (lix. ,. • very good tegce she said. size) semisweet • ' 71*dsughtff of Mr. and Mrs. chocolate pieces aL Helm, Mug la ug degrees. Mix • said, "Sometimes I spring thoroughly shortening, butter, SwPrises on my family and sort sugars, eggs and vanilla. Blend o. experiment. Once na while I In remaining Ingredients ' (For produce a real bomb of a a softer, rounder cookie, % • % meal !" • cup a Drop dough 1w A staunch believer in cooking rounded teasp000nfuis 2 inches . from scratch, she also leans apart, onto ungreased baking . • toward desserts. "Guess Fmna sheet. Bake $to 10 minutes •: or "sweet addict!" Mara likes to until light brown. cool an ghtly her meals ahead of time, before removing f • They turn Out better." she sheet. About 7doze. cookies.(If said. using aelf-rising (our, ornit soda She collects recipes and and salt Mara Helms bakes down-h really tries them. She believes FRENCH FRIED Chin Cookies anyone starting out cooking 1 cup sho uld not be too fancy at first. purpose flour "Sort Of work up to it." she said. 14 tip. sugar shrimp, leaving last section and ________________________________ ave Orig. 159.95 Now 119.95. JCPonnq Grady returneii to the Republican Party last May at the urginig ad som pony officials. That me" drew the anger of Shns, who called him "a party Interloper ... fllp.Oopping for political taimto . — $6217 W plthied. "We have a fsivily mership In the DI 'Wh a" the RoI6 Of The ers to Lady? tip In Tuesday's pirtmary, with 97 . : • • JC Penney Auto cw4sra onIV1 - r &a. d Save p1g. 129.95 Now ee.0 jc Penney S channel CS radio. Features olume and squelch control. Automatic noise tniterswtch.S/RFmeterlormonitorjnglncomlng çnal strength. Operates on 12 Volt DC, positive or on" K .. CX C • VV ' .• • Pdadm 111111 am former, Sen. Walter She. U1L tAt Because Mara Longwood, has & working likes to read and sew and Is mother, she has become at age eager to try quilting. Candle. .. k t pve iIl• Bottle Club. We have fo*md Helms, some really nice ones." she gative ground, molls 'FL By EWA NICHOLS Herald Ccrresps.deij • rices Of S I F'aIAI 1 M om' _ a • ___ t I, fl-ii ____ a MEN __ - on our efi ire ____ • _ • _ balls his bised. Usieffield 'Historic' e paign - an lack an diflell Rodvg busing and abortion and hxr~ to and tooliber law er*foccemed He face a Chiles, who already A u' MIAMI (AP) - John Grady, Grady Is a memberof the $ oJohnBirch3oddyloaderwho man national council of the goes a shift toward the ried in John Birch Socift, wMch he li'liinide Politics, will face W describes an "a old group of - • - Vote - SEEN ON NIGHT SCENE • I • •...... J(" • A1to.monle5p.irgs RUTH TUE CH •'1 9349112 Evenina -le-ance for that after-five mood of luxury h, ____ ci • •:.. �Wheat Germ Cake Made Bundt Easy ______ Ieer A simple wbsatprmb.uft NIY cake l en attractive 0111111111111116 uupi ____ the soft taw am Itays h" " Combine cake and v"ig a im thus -If you beep n, mizai, oij, , wer tow fr ft sitting. Drh* With a IMWOMIJ endilutid ii Jci. $III1 * ep fur a than boat at median speed with eg glen. to pty witi a electric beater 3 TVII4 II - Applesauce ________ TOAS1)WHEATGIIM LJNDT CAKE 1(1 puse.d 1%NON) packege yliw cake edi 1(3-%-snee) A ' $t 811111 Pin oI*(th cups WheSt 1V. Crane a lG4nth bid pen or tube pan generously with butter. Coat pan with remaining one4ialf cap what g.jm, s1ng whatever wheat gem don not adhere. Carelifly NOOn better Into prepared pan. Top with vigee s I cap waler 34 cap Irsuan jaics __ pressing tigluty Into batter. Bake in 350idegree oven 56 to 56 minutes or until cake teds done. Cool In pen on rack 2 or 3 minutes. men invest cake ado rack to ftnith coolh. pecked WW PM sugar giae. P'akes 1 (1I.Inth) 4 cake. Cin hamon Flavors Coffeecake Recipe Because a friend of ours into small dish; refrigerat, to wasn't edliely satisfied with keep fum. the coffeecake recipes she Pumdm down dough. Cut I*4 2 Wed. workcd cut her own equal parts. Roll 0*4 each part formula. When we tested It, our into a 16 by l4nch rectangle. tasters were delighted with the Sprinkle each with the Qimaresult: coffeecake at____ excelleud mon Filling; dot with the texture and flavor filled with a chilled butter. Roll up each heartwarming mixture of cin- from long and almost ___ connanon, ralalnu and nuts. To pidely. MolMeu long ezpooed have this coffeecake at Its bed, end; pan edge against roll to serve It warm or freeze and seal. Carefully place rolls into best it according to the direc- two buttered 9 or lO4nch round lions In our recipe. cake pans, gently curving to CINNAMON COFFEECAKE form full circles Pinch ees to 4% 105 caps flour seal. With scissors or knife, cut 34 c gar partway tirough rings at l4nch 2 packages active dry yeast bdervals.Coverandktrjseina I teaspoon salt warm place mill bl 34 cap plus I Thap. milk about 1 hour. Melt 2 tablespoons I cap butter butter; brush over dough. 3 eggs Bake In a preheated Odeøir'mon ruing gree oven until golden and cofbelow feecakes sound hollow when ConfectIoners' sugar In the large bowl of an elec- topped O the bottom with your tric mixer stir together 234 cups fingers - about 20 minutes. Cool in pans on wire racks for 10 of 34 SfllflUteS. Tim out of p.m. yeast and salt. t th 34 p conIn a small saucepan over low with heat stir together 34 cup milk, 34 ciça water pixl 34 cup ft spoonunI;&uzzIeoveroneof rm coffeecef bitter uzl lukewaum - dter ____ does not need to melt entirely; ' Cool the other ceecake pour Into yeast mixture. At low speed beat mill blended; at compidely. Freezer-wrap and high speed but for 3 freeze without frosting. To then beat in eggs one at a time. serve, remove from wrapper With a wooden spoon stir In and place on a cookie sheet. enough more flour (about 1½ Thaw and warm In a preheated cup.) to make a very soft 3.degree oven for 20 to 20 dough. Turn old on a lightly minutes. Drizzle with con floured surface and knead in fetj' sugar If desired, enough more flour (about ~ using the amount given for the cap) to make a soft dough. other coffeecake. Place in a lightly buttered CINNAMON FILLING: Stir bowl; turn to grease top. Cover together 134 cups chopped ( with plastic wrap; let rise ina &um-flne)walnuts,lcapgoIiJ. warm place until doubled - enralsinsandltablespocncin. ghnuts 1 n I mand eei; aduaUy o flow aver; let rae u p1oie !flhZtIUt. Al mediom speed at unt il doubled about W 2 Jn,( 134 tealpooM grated orange electric_• , DEAR CECILY: a yow now I have been trying to scraping bowl several tImi rind Deep.lat fry at 375 detjp Stir In spplesauce, egg Yolks turning once, until cook ope active dry yend locat, a recipe f., i - . dou&auds, but who knows how to make Dem.I % cup wda tried putting applesauce in. 2 tablespoons butter or dead of mwhed potatoes In a margarlie good recipe I have, but they 1.3rd cap commercial sweetened applesauce cane out Jawbreakers. If you can help me, I'd surely 2 egg appreciate it. Applesauce Shortening or cii for -Usm -ghnuts m so good. -OM dWd trying - . .. 1edd wheat germ -- 34 De Dou Aisriatod Pr rend Ier 34 teMpooll aelt , . a APPles"We DONON0112 SAWY several reader requests more flour or enough through and golden4rowtt to= Cithick b1ttw- Bat d few minutes. Drain on bro"4 high spied for 2 mInutes, piper and then (S hdO the sug.i scraping bowl several Umes arcfnna mixture. stir to a*titionai nour Makes about 1% dozen. :i 10 make a wft (hub. Turn ededoallgbllynoured Surface; knead until smooth Spread bread stuffing over a flank steak, roUl 34 capiuperftne sugar mntssl Place na buttered bowl; torn skewer. Roast Inupa and do w4l TIME COOK. DEAR OLDTIME COOK: with 1 teaspoon, Cbi1Ofl1 to butter top. Cover; lit rise to oven, on a rack if you li ke, until What's with appJ drsftfree P1°°' In the large bowl at the eIe ' (hugh tender - usually about 1%'1 nuts? Several readers have tric miser stir tusther % c doubled -about 1 hour. Pusich asked for the recipe! These an at the flow, v c egar, Ike down dough; turn out onto a hOVrL Prepared pestry doth. With a isl jd salt, orange rind md mmi Nowadays Lebanon bologea . prepared stocklnetcovered comes in vacmmm..ealed pack. . the apple flavor is net pro. solved yeast In a anal sau rolling pin roll out to 34-Inch ages. Sliced, ow iieat, atir tgU tt .j, _flfr butter 0 thickness; cut out with a Unch a good addition to a platter of A"LESAUCE DOUGHNUTS does not need to melt) until biio doughnut cutta. Place well cold mest to be w for old Is warm -120 to 13Od apart on buttered cookie aiusets. summer 234103 caps flow - Food TipS dou oge about I how. Cut 6 tablespoons firm butter er W .4 fran Isedous san i,IedIate1y Into hot jelly or Jars to within 34 Inch of SPICY APPLE-TOMATO Mw has, can be put up now Bur= '°J°Y'°1 In the Ilds. Place Jan In CM $ CIPS CIPadid sliCed teeep,u dives tZ_: brown 5T__ caps wbite inrgar _____ tear" TabSSCS pepper dP moathe. Tabasco Piv UUC apples cer jars by 1 in& Bring to a - both a condfreit and a leap water ball and boil 10 minutes. seasoning -gives piquant seat 3 c p chs11 d seeded peeled Iiove Jar s from water and to the Butter and Chutney. tanatoes L Store in a cool place. Combine all ingredients In Spicy Apple-Tomato Butter Is cap chipped isles YIELD: 5 eight-ounce jam large kdUe Bring to a boll over a rich, awed, fragrant blend % Cap cider vinger Note: Recipe may be medium heat. Redo" but and that's dellgNIul u a breakfast 1 cap peeked (hit brown dndled. cook, stirring frequently, 134 at on toed or muffins. segar PUThThRINE hours, until s thickens. oni.Ned Chutney Ii 2 dames sticks Ladle Immediately into hot h.± and a ____ grsead ___ 3 or caiaifng jan10 withIn 34 joy to sat. Pieces at chopped ___ tanpiessait $igplans) inch of rim. Screw on lids. plan, nectarine, onion and tanposa Tabese. PePPt 3 raps chopped peeled Place jars In a large kettle, add -. 'green pepper are Jewel4lke In ieee 'nectarine. water to cover byl inch. Bring the sweat and pungent liquid of In large saucepan combine (about $ .ectarbi.) to a boil and boil 10 mInutes.' this chutney. _ __ apples and water. Cover and cup chopped oats. Remove jars from water and In both recipes, the III aim r over medium heat until % cup dk9ped green ppp-I cool. Store in a wd place. melding of sweet and tangy apples are soft and mushy. 1 tablespoes ___ chipped raided YIELD: 4 eight-ounce jars. Wben winter Comes you can still savor on the special tastes of summer fruits with Apple-Tomato Bufter and Plum-Nectarine Chutney a large kettle, add water to - OldnTime Cooks'ing C300.d Tailored For Today %P%FJL1 CXm3d11W W t o Ekmdk 1)IaCe to By AI1.PP)4 CLAIRE sauce The HeraldServices 2 teoepoo salt 341.1 teaspoon Tabasco Many cooks are turning out sauce recipes from the old-fashioned I 7-ance can whole kernel school. These are dishes loaded can, dralned with tradition.. . and very Traditional way: Place beans special flavors. Foods prepared In large saucepan, cover by long, slow cooking -part of generously with water. Bring to colonial expertise brought a boll, cover, reduce heat and about by necessity -still find simmer about I. hour, or until fans among older persons and tender. Add remaining younger gourmands. ingredients, plus 1 cup water. Chili lima beans made with Simmer 1 hour, stirring dry beans, cubed ham, con- frequently. Add water if densed tomato soup and whole necessary during cooking. kernel corn gets added zip from Makes 6 servings. a healthy dash of pepper sauce. Modern way: Place beans in Here are two recipes, one for large saucepan, cover traditional top-of-the-stove generously with water. Bring to simmering and the other for a a boil, cover, reduce heat and modern crockpot, to make chili simmer about 1 hour, or will limni beans to fit your day's tender. Drain off excess liquid; schedule. measure one cup, adding water CHILI LIMA BEANS if necessary. Place beans, 1 pound dry thea beans liquid and remaining 34 pound ham, cubed Ingredients except corn in 1 large onion, chopped electric slow cooker. Cover and 1 16%-ounce can condensed cook on Iow8to 10 hours. (High tomato soup 4105 hours.) Add corn during 1 tabiapoos chili powder last hour of cooking. Makes 6 I !orntershIre servings. shop HERE'S THE CHANCE TO STOCK YOUR PANT1 DEL MONTE SALE H ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER GREEN PEAS ed o MEEN monte 80% LEAN FRESH ' BONELESS CEWCK ____ REGULAR CUT OR FRENCH STYLE GROUND _____ ROA J '-S CANS ___ ______ ______ ______ _____ ___ I, K \ IEA1 -. .. . • _______ ___ 3 . I - •• . 69( 7.:...,__ • LIMIT .:::: _ ________ _______ _____ PA .' •: : -- HALF GALLON (SAVE 30c) KRAFT ,, _________ ____ ______ • .:. LB. __________ ____ ___ •1 ___ _____ _______ _____ ___ ______ ____ ____ ____ ___ ___ ___ __ LBS. OR MORE - MNE _____ __________ ____ FAIRWAY FARMS ;- STEW ____ ____ _____ 303 BONELESS LEAN I __________ cu 3 LOS. OR MORI -. . ________ _______ - •; . ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST ARMOUR STAR TESTENDER - HORMEL PRE-COOKED 39 B01WLESS CHUCK _ LOIN. SMOKED / SAUSAGE _ LIMIT 2 WM.50 OR MORE Wf$7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER namnon. Makes 2 cotfeecakes. \' To Winter, ith Love ___ very things come makes the magic. Dl*lnctl,e l4ce through ____ a food mill. myorwnk*iIi. And you flavors of candled ginger, Riwnsppis to a add 34 dive gale, _lac,d rightfully be POW to u. on , c a1nIng to& sr 1 s.s, pitied "Jmade It myself," when You harmonize with q vivid or median beat, 1 tepeen salt srvs Spicy Apple-Tomato ingredients Ilk. Allspice, dove, $ log occasionally, 50 134 teseps ,s Butter and PlumNectarins vinegar and Tabsaco liquid red ngs, or wli thick. Ladle 34 tenepea alpIee 'utiey. These two recipes, pepper sauce. ____ _ su 1 From Your Kitchen Tender And Delicious FOOD ORDER LB. PKG. OF QUARTERS (SAVE lOc) n PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THOMPSON SEEDLESS )ELMONTE WHITE GRAPES .a49c IARODA CALIFORNIA 15 FOR $1.00 .3PAM ...................... 12 OZ. CAN 99C MICHIGAN 21LPKGS. SUPER SELECT CUCUMBERS 2 FOR AKE MIX ........ is oz. 2ias.$1.00 39c 29c 2 PEPPERS FOR BAKERV Cold Beet Borsch pepper 2 sm,ill or i medium scallion, minced 1-3rd cup (lady favorite version of UiU soup. diced pared 1 cup commercial encumber iur cream 16-ouace can Into a tall ccntalner turn the sliced beets sour cream. Drain beets, 3 teaspoons beef. reserving bed liquid, and dice beets. GradaaiI1y stir beet liquid bodies plautes into sour cream, keeping I dissolved In cup smooth; add beets and boiling water IegnainIng ingredients; mil cups cold water well. Refrigerate, tightly --r-- " covred, for 6 hours or over. packed dark sugar night 10 allow flavors to blezyt 2 tablespoons lemon and chill. Serve chilled. Makes Juice about 534 cups -6 servings. - .. LMERICAN CHEESE .... l2 OZ. 99C Do' 59c JAR 1UCKERSjSAVE 2Ocj MELTAWAY 'RAPL JELLY 6 FOR 69c *MPBELL'S ............. OMATO SOUP IEBLERCHOC. CHIP OR TOP VALUE STAMPS :.c. BIGGS COOKIES WITH PURCHASE COUvi WE rKfiu OF ONE GALLON 0000 I isis HOMOGL$iflD 8 oz. 69c io oz. 19c BONELESS TOP ROUND STEAK . 1.98 ... . By GAYNOR MADDOX Herald Services 1.78 CHUCK TENDERS ...... i. 1.68 BONELESS ROLLED SPICED LUNCHEON OR SALAMI ................... 1 LB. PKG. 98 Troubled Tummies Get Tasty Nutrition SIRLOIN STEAK ......... is. 1.78 WELL TRIMMED BOLOGNA ................ 1L8. PKG. 88 BOLOGNA ................ 1 LB. PKc.88 2.79 Chill Lima Beans makes a substantial supper with hot corn bread LB. $1.28 BONELESS SLICED NSTANT COFFEE .... SLICED BEG. OR BEEF SLICED GERMAN OR GARLIC 'VAFFLES ...............3xcs $1.00 SHOULDER STEAK CENTER CUT 1-BONE STEAK .......... COOKED HAM ..... 1La. PKG. $1.9 4PAK59C " RAFT SINGLES 'Beet' Winter Blues Chicken Corn-on-the Cob Fruit Salad Sticky Buns COW BEET BORSCH Excellent variation of a LOIN PORK CHOPS ... LB. $1.8 LYKES TRUCK LOAD SALE SLICED 01. OLGERS BUNS 34 teaspoon salt ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST OWNY FLAKE FROZEN DOUGHNUTS 34 traipse. white RIB PORK CHOPS ..... LB. $1.7 YJATH ROOM TISSUE FRESH GLAZED SUPPER NSTANT TEA ......... ' LTA BANANA LOAF INDIAN SUMMER ARMOUR STAR VERIBEST LOUR ..................... 5 LB. BAG79C 25C ARMOUR STAR TESFENDER BEEF BONELESS IPTON CLO MEOAL LARGE GREEN Cinnamon. sugar and nuts fill coffee cake Nffiff Mix" ILLSBURY PLUS CARROTS OIIQOITA ciins IORMEL LUNCHEON MEAT PLUMS BELL ASSORTFfl TOMATO SAUCE ........... e oz. 6 / 1 Most individuals become unhappy when put on a special diet. Food no longer has any taste or interest, they lament, But that is not necessarily so. June Roth, known as the cookbook lady of New Jersey, author of 18 newsworthy books on food and nutrition, has just filled another crying need she has produced a book of rpecial recipes and diets for people suffering from many common complaints. It includes bland diets, soft diets, anti-cholesterol diets, low-salt thet.c In other words, June Roth's book, called "The Troubled Tummy Cookbook" is a boon to the fretful. It contains lively and appealing recipes des1te restriction of certain ingredients. As a result the ailing or near ailing are encouraged to eat and get well quickly. ('The Troubled Tummy Cookbook,' Regnery, $8.95). She wrote the book with the supenision of a dietician and the approval of a prominent duttor. Howard L Scales, MD, an Internist and researcher, "I have tried to make The Troubled Tummy Coc!&book' simple and understandable in RUMP ROAST ............ LB. 1.48 CROSS CUT ENGLISH ROAST .......... LB. .98c ROUND BONE SHOUL)1R ROAST ....LB. 1.28 BIG 2 I.B.PKGS. GRILL FRANKS - ... 2 LB. PKG. $1.71 PALM RIVER SLICED BACON ... 1 LB. IG.$1.21 PRICES IN THIS AD E FFECTIVE THURS., 9.9 THRU SUN. flj.7 .14OZ.89c RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES t• T. G. LEE Milk IJ R_ TOP VALUE STAMPS TOP VALUE WITH PURCHASE OF COUP" 0000 THRU '" 1OIIBAG WHITE POTATOES seeS eeeeeee.,..._n øne4 TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH PURCHASE OF G000 rpqi,j i LS. 75% LEAN * 1*"rG GROUND BEEF 5 LBS S esans. eeeeeee STAMPS 3301 Edgewater Of. 44205 Curry Ford Rd. 925 S. Orange Aye. 5300 Silver Star Rd. • 5130 Lake Underhill Rd. • 110W. Fairbanks Ave. W.P. • 114 S. Sernoran Blvd. W.P. • Hwy. 17.92, Maitland • 2690$. ando Ave., Sanford • 16O1Irnud 3 Kissimmee • 5411 . ne Ave., Pine Castle • State P1 Beverly Hills rnst.th8lge1 t homemakers' terms, so I hope it brings new interest to those whose diets are restricted. I love appetizing food myself and j like to spread the word about making even restricted meals taste better," said Ms. Roth. The following example of low. salt diet will show you the way the material is presented. First comes a nutritional note: "Luckily herbs and spices can be used freely on a low-sodium diet. Some potassium loss can occur if your doctor has also prescribed a diuretic. Potassium loss can generally be avoided by a glass of orange juice daily and including bananas and other potassium rich foods." Then comes a list of foods the dieter can eat, then ia list of forbidden foods. The special recipes for lowsodium diets include: salt-free meat loaf; herb burgers; brisket pot roast; lemonade broiled chicken, baked chicken with herbs; mousse an chocolajt. The recipes all have appetite appeal. The same procedure is given each diet. There are 275 recipes. That should be welcome news for people who have ulcers, colitis, diverticulosis, high cholesterol, constipation or just plain upset stomachs. t_._•_'•_' L r.. 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(T SUNSHiNE ALMANAC 625 2) (Time.. Thtt*.) I DII CF JEANNIE (V*d.) OBCC OFLES *4 EDUCATiON (Fit.) PICTURE CF PEALTIt 5 11:65 j (4) 5 CBS NEWS AfIsFnOOfl 12.00 ('2.) (Mon.) TELETHON CaNT (Time. IIvoi4t Fit) PEWS (4) (1) YCUNGANOFEST. SS 'Ernv wsoti (J) PEWS PCeE AM) FREOS 17) (12) FUN FPCTORY SI 24SESMESTHEET (9) GOOD MORNING AMERICA, r000d Pbnhq ROiidaal725wnJ825e., local news. ealtbor. sports) 9-00 (4)(J) CAP TA I 2.4) (Mon.) RIVALS OF SIEROcK HOLMES 3$ TIE SAINT . io ( 2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONr. (Tusi. loi4i FM.) SI DUCK. DUCK GOOSE (4) (Li SEARCH FOR TOlCWIOw El LOVE. AMERICAN (Fit) MAX a NIMBLE 1.) 24 ROBERTAtICNEL REPORT 810 * i winy CLOSE UP 9:00 FALL SCHEDULE (Seblect to cbengs) Sunday ..........................3:96. Monday ....................Private Parties Tuesday ....................., Pa Wslnssday ......................1:30.10:30 T.iday ........................7:30.10:30 Friday...........................7:30.103O 10:30.12:00 Saturday .......................11:00. 2:00 2:00. 3:00 ta" - DAY 11:50 (4) StMER SEMESTER SN FRAN CAI.TON EXERCISESI 6:55 (Mon.) TELETHON CaNT. (Tuss. *woul Fri.) DAJIYDEVOT)ONAL 700 1 2) (12) TODAY (Locali at 725 and 825). (4) (4) CBS PEWS: (7105 11111. local news. Oi. 4). -. r ) 35 Tei'JESSEE TI Preempted Friday for ,, Wxkshop7 3:15 . '*) GENERAL HOSPITAL -.3o "4) (1) MATCHOAME •THREE STOOGES 17) LLIAS. YOGAAND ()$J . zoos $ Roctcv AND FRIEPC5 LJ'CEROOG C4) (4) LOVE OF LIFE (1) C)AYS (R) (12) H 0 L L V W 00 D 5QIJfrJES 6:30 I ç.4 • UlCIV MOUSE CLUB (BIW) 14) pp inp (12) N1EP L Yd. Fit) ' ALEGRA (Tue,. Thur..) 11 (Fn)FUR,o. 12) TiE GONG SH 12.56 3l -. - (2) (Mon.) TELETHON CCNT. (1uS$. itvci4'i Fit) IRONSICE (4) GIWGAWS ISLAND (TI GPJFP.N ?fj EDGE OF NIGHT (12) FAMILY AFFAIR 44 SE1 3$ Acou.s FAMILY ___________________ RESOLUTION os MOTION CV COMMISSIONER KW$ATKOWSicI. SECONDED IV COMMI$SIONE*WILL,AM,...H,. FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT TM -i .nu .jr THE BOA 0 OF COUNTY CON. MISSION\ts OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON th 27TH DAY OF JULY. A.D., 1516. WHEREAS,FIOrIdaLaWrIqUIIII M Ptlon of a Resolution wh any change (5 made in the locations of polling places designated Por any ElectIon Precinct, and WPitPlA5,FIorlda Law. Chapter 101.71 (3). further prescribes thai thi location change In any polling place can only be made when me Board of County COmmisslonen determine that thi accommo tor the holding ci any eleCtIon are inadequatsattheperm.nen,poi$lng place, and. WHEREAS, th Board of county Commissioners 0$ Seminole County. Florida, hai determined Pita? itt, accornmodatlns of the polling places In Election Precincts ire inadequate in Compliance wIth CLASSES Florida Law, ThURSDAY Ladle. SUmlTrbn ............:15.IØ43 •.. TInyT0t$(41u,r) .........10:43.11:30 •.Ulils Folks (S&IYnI.OId) .....2:30. 315 II Intermedlat.()a,, ............4:IS.5:oo 5-..; sk D.ncs ...................5:00. Fundamentals .................5:43-1:30 -- i 8ennens .......................4:30. 7:15 %\ a. V SKATING !UIIV RINK , Ph. 322.9353 . 2700W.2SthSt.(SR4IA) Sanford : -'-"iz . NOW. THEREFORE. BE RESOLVEObytheBoardofc.j,wy Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. that the polling place of Election PrecIncts 3, I?, Il. 14. 77 25, 41, 50. SI, 52, and Si ars tern. polarity changed for the SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION called for September 25. 1576. as follows: PRECINCT 3- LOCATION-. Midway School Auditorium, .Jitway Avenue, Sanford. Florida PRECINCT *2- LOCATIONFlorida Federal Savings ano Loan, 1lnterssciion 431 and 436. Aflaniont, Springs, Florida I . Ii am. lii 2 pm. DINNER Served 5 p.m. i'll 11 p.m. the or of the previous poii olace. UNANIMOU5t.,y ADOPTED th flits day of July, A.O. *574, ATTEST: Arthur H. Biit*l .ir. Clerk of in. Board of County Comnisalonor, Ion SaminCi. County, Florida By Join K Hare OepsAy Clerk Publish Aug. 15, Sept. 5, 1q74 DEC.14 HO U SE 205 PALMETTO AVE. ., (Next To Post Office Downtown Sanford) - - - : :' :' - ' - . - -_ -: _____________________ ________________ _____________ PNOSL.IM IN TIlE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN POE SIMINOLI COUNTY, Pi.Oa,DA. CIVIL ACTION NO. N.1445CA.Ii. JAMES C. CREWS AND SILLA I CREWS, HIS WIIS. Perhaps Alcoholic Aiwnymsis CanHitp pp q - Ida RECINCT 53- LOCATIONgwood Community Building, Iwood. FIorid E IT FURTHER RESOLVED I where the abovesaid di•tcnscipoiIingplacfll,. in the voting plac, for two or Spreccs being located for the ose of an election in one iitg. the voting places tar the ni Precincts invoivid shill be bushed and maintained teandplrtfromeachother In --'--.. -... Corded In the Official Record lntheOfflceoftheClelko,,he It Court of Seminole County, ia and that thIs ReSolution be Itwdnos morethanthlrtydeys loiS than twenty days prior tq holding of the upcoming IND PRIMARY ELECTION '1?' 21. 1576. ENEBY CERTIFY that the ano foregoing is a true and Cl copy of a Resolution Passed moulty by Ihe Board of County iUIone of Seminole County, la.jl Its regular meeting held P 37tttdayof July. WlO.assame rim tit. record In the Minute said County. WITNESS WHEREOF, I have Rtu% H. Chambers nb set my hand and affixed Hiclal Seal of me Board of p CommIssioners, this 27th 1 July. AD.. 1576. As ST: Reprisenta. . ., Of of N.e 1, Qsambers Decsgtrwd ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL R€PRU$ENTAT:VE: Douglas Stenstrqvn $TENSTR*j. OAvI$ & MciNTO*H PD &1t flX SanfOrd, Fl )3fl tVepteq.: 312-201 Pvbl)Sh S.t. . 1. 1574 0103 - - rthyr H BiCitwith Jr. erk of the Board of arnly Commissioners list for Seminole nty, FlorIda I: .toann K Hare iputy Clerk L) VI Aug. 15. SemI S. 1514 lot - - - - Sanford Al Aom Family Group P.O. 54* 3. Sanford. FIa. 32771. - * * * * * "Spedal S2.-4.pp(ljnr - Of The Wk" ISYR.FHAFINclNG GREGORY MOBILE HOMES iloiOrlandoDrive . 323-5200 cucursonOnsgOnAve.½mlle nCrffi0$5. lust Wof II IMI. W. of Sanford. Phone 332$* ' UNurnisd - Apartmen5 HIGH -, New ITtodirn singl, story 1 & bedroom apIs, aist Completely furnished studio apartments COnviientty loCatedi beautifully landscaped. Abundant storage (including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Packagv', From $Is, Call 3210320 between 5 & 3:30, SCHOOL service. used machlnis MOONEYAPPLIANCES373I57 OIPLOMAATNOMEIN 2 WEEKS S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL CALL TOLL FREE 1430.432.1523 3 - Ridgewooji Armj Aduiti, SIlOmo. 323-1301o,3324170 BIG GARAGE SALE: Attic stairs, $30: Movi. Camera 130; Chest $35; Clothes. Books, Dishes, Misc. Fri. Sat. *06. 211$ Maple Ave. QUALIFYING. $1300 down. 322. 3115. with fireplace. Excellent Iloor plan. 3225104, SANFORD- 43 dry Mr,s near .fotms. $110,000. 6474111. %WAPSHOPFLEAMARKET Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday 010 3 at the Moviean Orive.in 55-Boats & Accories _____________________ SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS ROBSON MARINE 153$ H *753 _____________________ 5561 ___________________ Theatre, South Merchandise ___________________________ _________________________ Trade 16' Fiberglass canoe, used once, 530; I hp Johnson motor, good con. di?Ion, $70. 323-2775 *2)6. 1153. Phone 322. - - ________________ OWN IN SIXMONTHS LEASE NOW - " 7G- SWap & - IdylIwilde- 146.000. 107 Brentwcod Drive. 3 BR, 7 bat's, family room TIred of rent receIpts? Have a steady job? Then call us and start - - tl' Witite. 33 Chrysler & 1 hp Met. _________________________ cury. With trailer & extras. 11.200. Save money on TV's & FurnIture. batterls, 112.5 exchange. 3231377. Mt. a Aud REEL'S BODY SHOP, 110 every Friday 7:30 p.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 411, Ave. It' Aluminum Ouracraf? & tandem trailer. Must sell. Best offer. Also ___________________ Stepping Stones, Sand, Rock, 10' John Boat. 530 321.1*17. Greasi Traps, Drywetis, Blocks & ____________________ 77 AUtOS Wanted DUO Therm Hiater, 35,003 BTU. 59-icaI MErchandise _____________________ _____________________________ MIRACLE CONCRETECO. BUY JUNK CARS- from $1010 535. 3OEImAve. a & Electronic Organs with Call 3221621 alter I P.m. 322-5731 3 MUST SELL NOWI Large attractIve S BR, i bath, choke area. SO Has Homes ;ge family room, central air, w w carpet, beautiful lenC,d 2 61, 1rx40', central air, trees & Courtyard, swimming pool, WaU, Spicious lot, quiet; Adults. MAKE OFFER- "Like New", 33-113. 5R,3batn,famulyroom,walI.aii carpet, settled n.Ighborhood. Fishermen . . 2 BR, 534.500. adults. Wekiva Landing. 322417o _______________________ PIPIEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture i Miscellaneous. Sell for J0pct. commission Free Pick. tip. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 3222270 Si-Garage Sales - Furniture DAVE s J33-5370 -- Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor 7é1,n.rp,ted,afr We Buy KENMORE WASHER, parts, er- Distress Sale. Sunhand. BR, huge family room, double oven, range, air. Assume VA NO Guarant,ed reconditioned auto 1,1S. Fren 322-otti EVO:.321.Usl;'?.ila,;327.,,1. Ualiirles. 2224572. ___________________________ By 3 BEDROOM- I Bath, Small frame home, situated on ¼ of a city block. 113.300. Furnists3 BR cottage, aIr cond., central heat. Quiet country living, Alt utIllilis turn, except fuel oil. l200mo. 123 securIty; Adults only. 323.7557, NOW LEASING Sanford Court --=---------------_....... - No PetS. 3fl3530. , wanted. Hl.Way 46 AuctIon bottom frefler. Looks good, fins good. $75 You move it. 322.3151. CloSing costs. $23,750 newly refinIshed Inside and out. _____________________ "-I'ntructlom - _________ --. GE Refrigerator, canary yellow, -tinfor --Io Iitile ________________________ -5353 after S. mobile home. Excellent condition, covered patio, storage bulidinq, pool, marina, tennis. $17.00. Ill, LOCH ARBOR - 21$ Ridge Drlye isa Ow, transserredt ,.tus, sell BR, 3 bath home ½ block from '73 Ramada double wide, 24*40'. 3 Maytair Golf Come. Includes BR. 2 bath, kitchen, living room, family room, enclosed IUfl porcr, dining room, den w w carpet. central airS heaf,doobleca1 15.000323.0014 after 3p.m. ______________ ____________________ - PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHAt EVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl - _______________ si at ______________________ 14' Fiberglass Garage Door, $150 INVESTING your money instead ci tnrowing it awayt Have automatic rhythm section. Liberal tradesoffered. Bob Ball's PianoS Organ Sales & Western Auto, 30t - MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk W. First St.. 322 2233. ______________________ 322-itOt evenings Cars & Trucks Any year lhru *574 models 7 days Suppiis Bedroomhomesavallableposta,., Couch, chair, typewriter, antique out EARNING instead Week Call collect, 341-3131 dresser, antique gate leg table, burningi recreation room, laundry room or 322.1301. misc.items,S,,atleqlESemnd and cIvbho.. 25 Ridgiwiod Cliff Jordan Realtor ,y.4 78M)tO(CyCfoS VETS- NO DOWN 3.61, 1½ St Sanford, Office Furniture ___________________________ Ave. Sanford. PH 323.4130 baths, air condited, fenced $311232 --MEblIe Home Lots - i' Went r sleel dks. exeCutive desk yard. Low monthly payment, NEED A HOME? 1100 down WILSONMAIERFURNITURE Motorcycle Insurance BAMBOO COVE APS & cnairs. secretar,al desks & BUY-SELL_TRADE payment to Qualified buyers. BLAIRAGENCY YOt'1 LITTLE FEE IGENCY" chairs, Largeprivatetrallerlo,, 31 1-313 E straight chairs, filing St. BR, 1½ baths, central heat, 323 3166 or 323-7710 322.34fl One & 2 Bedroom apartments, _______________________ WeGIvg Helping Fenced,$SOmo,Muttsonly cabinets, as is Cash anø carry refurbished. As low as 511,000. fumI Harold Hall Realty or unfurnished. Newly 332.7513 SWIMMING POOL. SACRIFICE-.. ____________________________ NOLL'S -: Hand to Emptoye,'s 1969 HOnd, CB 350. S'POO Miles. ____________________________ redecorated, Come see. E. Alrpcwl & Casselberry, Il 97. $301204 Leading manulacturer aria Fxcell,nt cond. $390 3223117. REALTOR, MLS Blvd. MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSICSanford. 323-1310. mpIoyees, Call 3235i7ó distributor has aluminum nc 2storystucco,4 BR,2 bath, famly 36e50rt 323-5774 Anytime tangular 1 bedroom furnished apart pools cit over from 1515 8ios for Sale room, large separate garage with 62'-'LaWTI-Gardefl AIR season, half price. Guarint CONDITIONING 5,35.00 per month. AP. _________________________ convertible storage area. 145,500. Lovely 3 61,2 bath, central heat & PRENTICE - Excellent op. Hutchi Ocean front Apts., 335S. installation and terms Call 305- NELSON'S FLORIDA air, family rm., garage, large Ró' Lease a Datsun including 1 Cars and Por?unNyforHSgradlng Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call WITT REALTY 3 bidrOOm Unfumished apartment IS$33I Collect trucks For informat fenCed yard, separate studio. call Bill Woodruff'sGardenCenter career. 1130.00 per month. Mn. RU. Hutchl, 322. 53000 equity & assume loan of Ray or Jack Mink. 131-1311. Deluxe Aluminum above Reg.Re&Estat, 401 Celery Ave ___________________________ 'OURSlOE SALES REPS - Several 2I-06i0 532.000. 371 0503. swimming pools. (37 1S'x21' and local openings. _____________________________ Realty 322.2741 373.7595 322-0779 rymanureforyourfllg JUST MAKE PAYMENT'72and 15*33' complete. Real Estate ytl. old, MANAGER TRAINEES - Retail, '73 Models.. Call 323-5570 Ol 531 323.7832 or pasture, $2 yard loaded at the Posessed. Sacrfic,, '7 P11CC, fast food. CARPENTER REALTY SANFORD 4403 Dialer farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg __________________________ Call Collect 3032730610 AUTO MECHANIC - Own tools, DUPLEX- Furnished or un DRIVE BY Farm. Reed Ellis Road, Osteen FREE DOG Office & Storage Space available, furnished, COMPANION - LIvi in, easy work. Ideal location, ----IDSS.SUMMERLIN AVE with purchase of this loft 1131.2 mi east Osteen Bridge. downtown Sanford. Wanted, Residential iit for CASHIER - OFFICE Reasonabl, rent 3613731. ii n, 'i Toyota Corons. 4 dr., Largeoaks,pine&paim,re,ji R, swimming pool. Leading PHONE SOLICITORS PareS Exotic flewarrivals white, black vinyl top, FM radio, 2 bath, air ndWOfl.d. Neat & 1 BR. St. Johns River. Owner must distributor wants a nice backyard clean. Move in now. Drive by and 25.000 ml. 52,400. 372-4042. PLANTS & ANSWER S. to display new 1,76 model above sell. 'WE SELL SUCCESS-. 31-Apartments Furnished Q today. $17,esO. 2IOE. 1t St 'Commercial ground pool. Top consideration 3735174 1975 Caprice Classic Coupe, full INC. given for prime location Call 305322-7141 wer, air con SAN MO PARK. I. 2.3 bedroom stereo, many i... Expanding sales busines5 Forrest Greene Inc. needs 64-Equipment for "SERVICE BEYOND Rent extras Real nice 64e 1*15. trailer apts. Adult & family park. LONGWOO working partners. No investment Extra building lot $306133 THE CONTRACT" REALTORS AMMO SHOTGUNS RIFLE. ° Weekly. 25*3 Hwy 17-92. Sanford. PRESTIGIOUS] BR 2 plusexcellent modern] BR. ibatts 322-1211. 1967 Plymouth vip, 4 dr. hardtop, 3731530. pct. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 SteamCieanyourOwnCarp,t Bath quality home.Owneranxios. VAor FHA. Owner "Sell air.ersteering New: battery Rent Our Reinsnvac French Ave., 373.73, home with large rooms, 831.003. BOYS & GIRLS MOderit starter, voltage regulator, NTHL fireplace, dishwasher, & disposal, CARROLL'S FURNITURE. 322 SiS* Large 3 BR. 2 bath, (emily room, In IENAL Noag,IImtt ellernotor, tune.up, Needs tires. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. one of Sanford's best neigh. _____________________________ BACK TO SCHOOLMOMEY$*.. AVAILABLE utilIty & storage, large tree ALTAMONTE-Springcaks.461, ColOr TV,AirCcn4,,MaIdy Counter tops. Sinks. installation Good oas muleg, and good Sisidid lot.4se.4,5 - mPds. Owner says to makePart time work avallaDl, 11551-beth,.. near .Sv.ntsey Sdsoo$s. A5Supplies avlIabl. .Bud Cabell. 322 $052 transpQfIa?io M. 323.225* ANer him an Offer. Good terms. 120000' QUALITY INN NORTH 513.300. mediately, One week Only. Il&SR431,Longwnod ytime UNDER APPRAISAL - Recently Call Betty Flamm, Realtor. Tremendou, earnings. See Wayne Cats & Kittens painted, 3 BR, 2 bath, split plan, AssocIate, Linvill,, at Sanford Civic Center, 1 Bedroom apt., 1913 CHEVY NOVA sm. GEO. WILLMER,ASSOC. INC. s2Eacht0900dhome carpet, air, on Park large family room, near new Saturday, Sept. 11. I P.M. Sharp REALTOR WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD 531 6900 Ave. UtIIitle turn,, $150 me. plus Goods 32.3 1766 S (Parents welcome) carpeting, well & Utility shed for __________________________ _______________________ ______________________________ 18-Help nted - Spacious 1, 3.5 3 SR apts. Tennis, swimming, Playground, - ____________________ ,' _______________ - - - Used - - - ___________________ ____________________ - __________________________ - . - Hal Colbert __. -__ -. - - - ______________________ _______________________ Kish Real Estate -_ - Says ______________________ - - - - ----------_-__ _________________________ __. deposit, 333-4355 after 3:30 Mature companion to live in a care for elderly wiman. Room and board plus salary. Must have driver's license. 322-4241 after I 20)7 S FRENCH Unfurnihed, two bedroom Security YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING Deposit, Adults Preferred "IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A 4620 or 323 5154 5 pm. before September, 37th, 1576, ad tii. ir, original with th. Clerk of me abov.styl.d Court either before servIce on PetIloners attorney or Immediately th.rsatteq; etheiwisi a Judgment may be entered against You for the relief demanded In the Petition. WITNESSmyhandandth,l0f this the 2d day of August, 1q76. Ar. central heat & aIr, 832.950. fl••" fl'" ""' "s' l.'•'UCI.T. ' bATt&*. I CIYifr5l - Pinecrest - by owner - 3 bdrm,1 III WOLF TRAiL.- 3 81 mobIle earp.tIno. utul rm, fenced yard, $37300 5,, at 2903 S. Park Ave., Sanford. "ANORA \ I,,,,,,, FTh Lhl ( 1k .4 D i uiai JOIUeI L eaILy - New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FHA Homes ready for your Inspection ' -- Bra Hey Qdham-3234670 V LOPER - - - WALKER 3224157 . be seen at 2321 Palmetto Ave. Duroc Pigs S Shoats Pigs, 6wksotd Shoals I001b. Sup 1949Va11an:, good clean car. $7t'Oor (.1 _______________ Home Improvements _________________________ cover ,our homC *Ph alum : F.'i CrS - anddreamkittheniA%rva,ue at WSOfl LOCH ARBOR fl 6.2 Oflu Clearing TAFFER REALTY Service Care - _________________________ All in Ictyllwilde Brick lireplace in room. Breakfast bar. - 3223991 ,, I 7/V / Life In ( w , I om // REAL 8ARGAIN IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY FOR APPOINTMENT - DEC61 mortgage No lirst ni qualifying JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY CALL 322 3103 Sanford F Ia Roof Repairt, Carpentry, ng.Cn ______________________ Im. i2 bath, Broker 322 7171 Alsoc :3I1at1o3 !2 REAOR TES INC (!,ivt.c.j A - ii-ctn .,. Th '... ' . .. -s - Cu?. liuct Awa, 323 1403 or 323 I $49 Irr'imey - , es 323 59S.* - It u it' -nt "' - . t' - , '. . . . . 2-tICuli, ' -r'cl ,r tcjni, j -p %€LLS DRILLED Pi'lp SPR,N$LER 5YSt- $ ' - ___________________________ __________ tP'ert' 8ono'c STOP AND T'HINKAMINUTE it work there we EXPERT LAWN CARE Paceto lv r. sir • Carpeni, Remod,Ing CtOm Work fre I awn tare - L1v t tie w ' "':L' Painting H4v Some carg equ u5e7SrIiaI,wt?,3 7223311 or w ss ' Tree Service - landscaping & CrntralHea, & Ar Conditioning Ior tr estimates, call Harrit at SEARS in Sanfcrd%l - - '-. :z i:, 322 6121 dead end sN e$"Payrnents2 I CONSTRUCTION Inc 251h __ SUNLAND ESTATES macul,sI 3 bedroom, '' C E SHEPHERD I g I - n, 'cr'g i'rm ii;. 327 090I Lar9e WQ0di Lots Paved Streets Sewers Str,et Liqills Sidewilkt - Improvements -------'------------------..- 5Patbo, harawood 1100's, extrast $26. Call Sanford's Sales Leader fenced, carpeted, central heat& air, near park, $26,030 3739106 / - . -. ' - GenCril - andfencdyardonly7,. now B -.: \\ 7)1 W walIwall carpet, cn1tra heat-aIr, bath, 3 acres plus, stable Ion hones., lanced. 9&LC p I,,. - - Sewing 9112 Leadc'r 322211$ RAVENNA PARK 112 Tangelo 3270446 Drivel BR. 2 bath with central 3229211 _________________ ESTERSON LAND BuildotIg E'cavatr. CL APING tCh work Fill dirt 322 5943 SI9E. F,rsl. 372 5747 Home . . - . ano moved Io'rnerlyHarrietta'l - - . ervlces irvis m I IOYLLWILDE 202 Dogwnpj Executive 3 BR, 2 bath on largi . PIANO & ORGAN SERVICES Tu'nu 6. kepair. All Models 062 ;o;; - central heat andair, many custom items BPP. $35,500 Cotta scsi ' _____ .e - I that will bring a tas sale Beauty ______ PEST CON1RO lOflO - 5tmti 323 5951 - write - 2*5 Ridge Drive JussiedtbusterrncBR.th Hunt Realty Inc. I BkUt. 2561 ... a U Hoi Street. 8's'°g to an 3 BR, 2 bath C:? e on big Lake Mary. some action *th a Herald CIassf Paneled FR with stone fireplace, ad We'll help you _______________________ 2S2lPark Dr _______________ Pest Control - $PiS r OJiet neighborhood. close to IWNAT yoT AIRY SAXON. INC REALTOR v v . - - - Aluminum Siding Stenstrom Realty LAKE MARY S,FOR Jim - 1913 AMC Matador. sm V-I 1r AC, P5, 53000 mi, cxc. cotta. clean 8*300 Call )22-5203or may _______________________________________________________________________________________ leg Peal Estate Broker 103W,lstSt, 323-40llor 333 uSI, eves - - - --- EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY •.,. - Reg Reel Estate Broker 1,00 E. iSin 51 hadbefnssrvedwithpce_4in,it, Stati of Flcnida, but only to Phi extent provided for by Section 1ê35, Title 2$. United States Code; it Is further ORDERED that notice of thi$ordefb,ptjtllshedb,h, United Slates Marshal in a newspaper of general circulation in Seminole County. Florida, once a we* for sIx (4) CCfl%ecutlye weeks, commencing on Auguit Ii, 1576. DONE AND ORDEREDIt Orlando Florid,, mis 23rd day of JULY. *574, GEORGE C. YOUNG United States Di$trit Judge PublIsh: Aug 11,11 35. Sept. 1.1. 13, 'a _________________________ - M. UNSWORTH REALTY lessonally Managed d' - 3220631 961 Chevrolet Impala. engine, AT, PS, PB. Air. Very clean. 373. Z, -- leg Real Estate Brokir 1505 W. 25th 5f Sanford, Fla. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT '.NY - '135 - SanfOrdAv,.,4Bpock$5outhofAi,.p,8,y,J default thereof the Court will Proceed to ltte nearIng and ia ludicalion of this suit as if Thomas 1967 Olds Cutlass power steering ExcellentConditj Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala Road, 515 month. Negative coggins requir 3231344 _________________ carpeted 533.503. 322 1903 after S. HIGHLAND PARK One Bedroom From - andlmmedlateoccupancy - upriotsteny 47.000 ml. $1io, 321- -- Tenn Walker. 322331$ SEWING CENTER 777 P Casselberry Longwood Nights-3fl 7352 Sanford-BYOwner.3aR,:i. Bed Quiet.OneStory Kitchen Equipped Conventional.5% Down BUlL :'. School. Located in country. Feyird, $15,000. Patio Apartments '25 000 Down • --- BROWSE AND SMVE ..,t' and fun One of Singers flnes.l. Sold flew for Tn, Wint Ad Way over 1400 Needs Someone to --assume balance, 8*96.00 or pay o7-Livestock.poijIt,.y S1?30 mo Free horns trial Will i*i Ave. 'n ost, 2 dr., auto, all power, MARE and 16-mo colt for Sale. Peg. * SINGER F UTURA * - TCML I 'V ST JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS i Days-3fl4173 - AM FM radio, vinyl roof & '- SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 307 E 1st St., Downtown Peg Real Estate Broker 2611$. Sanford Ave. 321 OlS9eves372-74,.tJ 2 BR, I bath, frame house, with eneva or flS Sanford's orwesi mideiltial VA Finandng.Nothlng - - _________________ ,-:- A FROM batanceof$1lS.Soorpay$90p month. Will take trade-in. Singer equipped to zig-tag &mak,button holes Balanc, of 1SI.1 or 10 payments of $6 Call credit manager, 322 9111 or 3 BR, I Many extras. 131.900. - ' acre. 3 BR, 2 Overlooking Lake Monroe-) 81,2 bath, central heat & aIr. 833.000. bath. $11,000. Jenny Clark Realty, CANAL FRONT CABINS $3 - .900 to Realtor, 337.1591. pI. UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION-. Case N.. 7ll37.OrI.Cly.y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintiff, vs. LOIS HILL and THOMAS HILL, the present husblnd Of Lois Hill, Defend.nts. ORDER FOR SERVICE SY' PUSLICATION - On motion and affidavit of plaintiff In the above entitled cause by Kendell W. Wherry ItsAssistanIUnitedStatnAltoi,.,,, in an action against the difen. dint(s), Lois Hill and Thomas Hill. lhepresenthusbandofLolsHilIand toenforcia lien upon real Properly In Tt.S OlsirIct and described it foIlt I •-. .., u.a GROVE TERRACE. according to Plat Bock 7. at page 12.0, the Public Record, of Seminole County. Florida, and It appearing to the Court that thedefendantls, Thomas Hili,th.prelenthundofLoi,HllI snot inhabitants Of nor foundwitpjin the State of Florida and Pta.. not voluntarily appear herein, and that Personal service uPon them is not Practical bscaus. his residence ind wherosbotjt, are unknown, It Is ORDERED that Thomas Hill, the present husband of Lois Hill appear or plead to lite complaint herein by the 11th day of October, 1576. and in ' I LI1t- FUTURA BY SINGER - ___ - 29 HARTWELL_3BR,1Ibath,, Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and 1971 Pinto Station Wagon, excellent show Qality. Cropped ears & condition See at 2413 Hartweli shots. $150 to 1300 Terms 363 One of Singer's top Touch and Sew Zig Zag machinei. Assume CRANK CON'ST.REALTY REALTORS-I3Oó01 Eves. 337 31$ COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, 1 bath, central heat I air. 511.000. - ________________________ _____________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTORS 2Ol2sffist. Realtor 372 ?191 multIpleIl$tiflgservjc, interested? REDUCED, 2 BR, new carp, COUNTRY KITCHEN- 1½ acres of carport, seened porch, garage, land, 2 yrs. old, I BR, 2 bath. 516.300. Wi handle government family rm, & dining rm. carrepossessions, many areas, smal ed. central heat & air, $41,503 down, seller pays Closing Cost,. 321.0041 ________________ -. Call Bart -_- lust EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR- Lake Mary- I Bedroom furnished Put yours,lf In our place. wvre aPartmenf.cle.nandprlvat,.On, POOL_Loveiy3BR3,_.,, growing, We need aggressive, home with cnai H-a, w.w man. 327-3530. Promotable people, If you hive carpetIng, dishwasher & dIsposal, guts, brains & a mouth, family room, 15 x 30 POOL. 2SlSPark Dr ..........170 want you. Call Mary Lou, AAA EM. I & 281 Mobile Homes PLOYNENT. 201 Commercial, Adults-. Nopet$ MLS REALTORS 323-S114. lIwel. IT FURTHER RESOLVED 5d temporary polling plrnc ________ ice Cash 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, tsls, etc. Buy I or 1051 Items. Larry's Mart. 3)3 Sanford Ave. CLASSIFIED ADS NóE MOUNTAINS of merchandise 17.5 Phiico Rifriger., CxceilwN condIti. 1125 or best offer. 3. Landscaped lot with 7 bedroom ________ *lnliiri. the Circuit court for Sentinoie nford Civic Center. Sanford County, Florida. Probate Division, nO5. Slitfoid. Florida RECINCT 27- LOCATIONtt ddIS5 et *tiltit is Seittist County Courthouse, Sanford, itifloli Holp.tai Pavilion. 300 Bay (Seal) sflue, Sanford. Florid. Florida. The Arthur H. BQckwitfi, Jr. iionii r.prnen tative of the estate Is RUFUS H. NECINCT 25- LOCATIONClerk of the Circuit Court CHAMBERS. whose areis is -- In Chaiwi AME Church, 1203 By Lillian Woodman Avenue, Sanford, Florida Lake Mary, Florida. The name Deputy Clerk and address of the personal RECINCT 34- LOCATION- Publish: Aug. 25. Sept. 1, S. IS, 1574 Imonte Springs Elemeniary nIptelefltativvs attorney OEC.132 ,, 001. Aitamont. Springs. form below. Florida _________________________ . Sflsfrom ReaI __________________ rus,,i,wpu RECINCT 32- LOCATION1 Recreation Center Sum. Swim Club. Casselgrry, _______________________ ewlmminipoof,ga3gperme.AIso, 2 SR mobile home. $105 per mo. No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1'.', baths, DYNAMIC PROPERTIES garage, gold carpet. Close to S. V. Hirdeick. Broker 5cho 323.0257 otter 3:30. Dettona.44i.U11 MuIpIe üsng _______ __________ - _______________________ ALTAMONTE - Lakefront, 3 BR, S1-Houseliold Gooth __________________ ___________________ Owned Day Care CenterAVON Noes. 5*35. & EXECUTIVE HONE - LOCH Lltiwd'$oldest.aa.m,4p,,to HAVE AVERY MERHY CHRIST. ARBOR- I SN. 2 baths, im. elem. school. 33q.37, anytime. MAS - and the money to pay for FERN PARKMAITLAND- 3 61, maculate conditIon. Screened IV, baths, aIr, ChIidcaruinmypt, fenced yard, car. It. Start now - selling beautiful 1S'xiO' Pool. large fenced lot with me. .tcitrus trees. Walk to Idyflwild products. Make beautiful money. large laundry.i*oq.ge, spacious School & Goif CdVflI, $55,500. CatI I44307 for Information fenced homesite, and 12 month Child care in my home, ORLANDO- LEE ROAD AREA- LOVERLY HOME IN buyir prOtedloji plan warrantyl COUPITV-.3 21-Situatinjn fj 2 BR, family room, corner lot, $155 dayornlg. Se. it today. BR, 2 bath. central heat & air, ma. Phone 3223531 wall.wall carpet, kItchen equip. Will keep elderly patients In my FORREST GREENE INC. ped, fenced yard, Owner re ill baby sIt In your home. pj• * * * * * home. 322.3231. tIng $35,330. REALTORS °" Lown transportation. ___________________________ CailSanford'sSalesLeader BR, 2 bath, 3 story, conv 2BI NETIREESPECIAL._3BR,lbeth, ood TNngs Eat location. References, no lease, in one the nicer WCtio 322 2420 per me. Sanford. Looking to buy existIng 1st ano nen have given this hOme TLC. 124750. _ ANYTIME mortgages SEAFOOD discount, 21 hQp,g apoval. Daytona (504)473.5133 _____________________ Fw'njst ___________________________ FREE HOME DELiVERY PINECREST.... 3 BR, 1½ bath, Multiple Listing Service __________________________ central heat & air, owner will sell REALTORS Call 322434 after 4p.m. Park to qualIfied veteran paying all Lake Mary- 2 BR tsmlstted Peas. .you pick. Blackó lj Notice iihereby givon that I am that an actIon to foreclose on engaged hi business at 177 Sheridan Legal Notice Cirtsifl Mortgage dated Dscsmkef Ave., Longuod, Seminole County, 24, mi. PohIlc Records of Siminles Florida under the fictItIous name of RESOLUTION County. Florida. on the feIIowIn ON MOTION sv COMMISSIONER SEST CHEMICAL I SUPPLY, and dasolbid praperty. towN: KWIATKOWSKI, SECONDED ay Niat I hWd tO register said name The W.*t 12.5 feet Of Los N 10 COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. THE with me Clerk st pr. Circuit Court, Slick .and all of Lot N In Clock 4 FOLLOWING Ile County. Florida In ac RESOLUTION WAS 0$AMENDEDPLATOFCRYSTAp UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT' COrd swIth the provisions of me LAKE SHORES, Lake Fictitious Name Statutes. To.Wlt: THE REOUI.A* MEETING Florida, according to theMarbt PI THE SOARO SectIon 54505 Florida Statutes 1527. OF COUNTY CON. thirst as recorded In Plat Sisk M1SSIONERS 5 Jeei Poe OF SEMINOLE page Of Public Necads Pubiieji: Aug. 35. Sips. 1,i. IS. 1574 ) COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON THE Seminole County. Florida. DCI2 17TH DAY OF JULY, A.O., 574. ,.a won oii ,- II WHEREAS. Florid. Statutes orereiridowrv,acopyofyoi written defIII.IIS to It, ir any c require the adoctlm Of a Rnokstlon IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE CARROLL BURKE, Attorney l tstabiIshlng temporary polling EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. WtICSI address Is 61 Places when no accommo4a$. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE exist within pr Sanford Atlantic Sank luIIdIn :.. COUNTY FLORIDA NO. 7l.I*..C4g. Sanford, Florida, and fill th Miles of a prcincf adequate In _- Is Re Ike MarrIage eli original with the Clerk of Clrcu minpllance with FIorid WHEREA$,F DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLiOTT. Court, Sanford, Seminole Count' 1.031 and 10173 further pmcrlw Husband, Florida on or wcor. n.e let at the location diangs in any PetitIoner. October. AD. m, default will be entered egans yo Ziling PlaCe Can only be made q,er, and 'MARIANNE ELIZABETH for me relIef 4IMSdId In tp i$ermine that the Accommodations ELLIOTT. Wife. PefItlon. Respcndent. WITNESS my Hand and Ti r any holding of any election AMENDED Official Seal of this Court on p lidquate at the Permanent polling Iace.and NOTICIOPACTION 23rddavofAugust,A.D.m.. WHEREAS, the So TO: MARIANNE ELIZABETH (Seal) ommisslon.r ELLIOTT SeminoleCounty, H. Jr. °' co Robert KaIlna has determined jr Clerk of the Circuit Count 5702 Luslda Ccommodations Presently exist Seminole or• y: LIlIie'WeWn.an. ..- - - Ithin Precinct 7A. l. 17.22,77,15. ' "'' OlpUty ciert NOTIFIED the ix. iditlous and efficIent housing and that a PetitiOn for Dissolution of CARROLL BURKE andlino of £H.... ...........,, ..... Marrlao. r_•lIs.I •-..-'..- - - woii.a 'aphenaIia 412 Sanford Atlantic NOW. THEREFORE, SE ir Petition that theCourt award your Sank Sulldlng ESOLVED by the Board of County Interest in mat certain property Sstord, Florida 32771 Publish: Owned by you and your husband ) ,. 1.1.15.22.1,76 lorida.thattorprici,A,l3,l, located It 112 Cashew Court. DEDI ' 3. 2. 31.32. and Si the following Longwood. FlorIda. and more IN THE CIRCUIT COURT ,0,VlIIng places be designated as partIcularly described as: LoS 71. SANDALWOOD. according SEMINOLE COUNTY. pLORiD&IfPoary polling piacat ign f*OSAT! DiVif ION t,he..Pl.! threo. as recorded In rLcnIoN .w wr 9m00r IL WTh. said DQQ is. rage ii. Public P'IP nvm.sr ii-)ii.Cp IlIng places being outside their Retolde 0$ SeMinOle County. Fla. Division h1'' precIncts, but contiguous to your husband and you are Is Re; Estate ef Nito: required to serve a copy of your MAE L CHAMBERS, PRECINCT 7A- LOCATION-. written defenses. if any, to Gary E. mmunity House, Avenue E & 7th Maiy. Esquire of Block. Massey & NOTICE o mt Chuluota, Florida. ADMINISTRATION Walden. SuIte 102. 614 E. Semon.n TO ALL PERSONS HAVING PRECINCT 12- LOCATION-I Blvd., Altamorde SprIngs, Florida p CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAIiS1 lorIda Federal Savings and Loan. 32101, Pefitloir's attorney, on or All persons having claims or demands against the stat, . required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THISNOTiCE.tofil,withmeckeit of the iy• court a written statement of any claim or demand theymayhave.Eachcimp in writing and must inolcate tite basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or hi5 igird or attorney, and the amount claimed, lithe claim Is not yes p-.. the date when It will become j_. shill be stated. If the claim Is Contingent or unhiquidat,d, the _____________________ WIdasjdiy,$to, em-os LMa new 2 ILlbam, lpc maple dinette stand I Swivel completely turnlshid, air con. ,er. e at 2613 Psartweil Ave. dition, wisher, all carpeted, has ___________________ skirting, Must we to appreciate, CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST Alridy set up In mobile home THEY PAY. perk. Total price, 54.000 or make ______________________ offer. 323.1123. - air, screened Porch large S-Lost £ Fowid ___________________ __________________ Write P.O. ias 1213 LOST: Tee lists Tsrrlirs, mate S $aflfØd,p432771 female, ags3, ,, ) viclolty Gob I Elm. 3224141 ARE YOU TROURLED? CIII ________________ WANTYOSILL 'HOtIIn.," Advlti Teens. WANDA JEFFREY, i#• WAND YOU! HOME? STUMSO AND ROGER STUNS Suylne a new home? Movinq $ an Her Nostsd. AND THE ATLA5. Cleaning the garaee a? MSVinI apartment? TIC NATIONAL SANK OF UI. the lime Items arcuj you Ge? some action wiTh a Herald FORD. A Sa.dnq Co.pvion ' moves ,s, Spring? PtlnItiiii on CaliU)od ed. Wi11 help you writ. t a NOTICE OP ACTION dalI. Plan a aara,s sale ml dm1 CALL m-siii TO: WANDA JEFFREY . hepit to advv$p It In the Herald ' ak-a WANDA STUMSO A wag ads. Like Magic, me ciutter ROGER STUNRO. - will dIs.sppr, and you'll have Legal Notice Her Husband sIn cash In your picket. ' -.-.-.-..---..- - •EIIOFNCP THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL erseclion 431 & 436, Altamonte OTHER PERSONS INTERESTEDr°' Florida PRECINCT 17- LOCATION-. IN THE ISTATI YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED rt.bie. CIssolberry Elementary Parking Lot. 431 S. Winter that the administration of me stats nit Drive, Casselbarry, Florida 0$ MAE L. CHAMSERS. ClNCT 22- LOCATION-. FiIeNumben7&21lCp.ispendIn Homes __________________ I 3 BR redecorated house, lou of kItctt, cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large Ienc4 back yard. Approx. 12,000 down, Slid month. PrIce 131.300. Owner, mosn. _________________________ _______________________ For hamliles or Irlinds of problem _.___.__. 41-4bjses QUIET AREA 2 - _____________________ IS ALCOHOL A PROILEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON Care tiOnal ChIidCan,foraslewaj weekly it you qualify. 333SOi UNEMPLOYED? Never agaIn ii 333$IS. ou have sincere desire aid ambitlon: Serleus only please call BUSY BEE CHILD CARE after 4p.m. or write 1040 2127 Holly Av,. Glovanni, Deftona. Fla. 3313. Phofle3flh5l0or3fl40 - For fUrther information call 4fl-dI7 -.-....... FACED WITHAD LINGn - LUNCHEON SPECIALS •RlW1Thit - y fr I family JESSE 0. CREWS hr all Ø if lave from nsI mw PNVId ., has Serv*d 1--Card ________ ____ ____ ê-CN 0:96 AM. - $:N P.M. sic a Naa MONDAY *rv FIIDAY .SMIrnMUMcNAIOE) SATURDAY $.Nssn 3 Lbws Minimum ____________________ Noon The Dcy Before Pubhcotlon e ,sJ1 WlI%JiWi RA ___________________________________ (Mon.) TELETHON (Time. houi Fri.) IC ELE 41-Hug Saleie, great Opilrtimi$y tr me Sane. a- For sale or rest- LOwely 3 ' t ..i$iOOmOw.lilletralnlng dl, 2 bath, 2 car garage, central _____________________ Car helpful, but net necessary, heat and all'. 4364, Apply in person. Art Crown Peel Control, 2342 Park Drive, Sanford. l'i', b.th, kItchon equipped, Slid meiwSi. 233.513 or 3fl-o. Nurses: RNs & LPN's, Aidei. compan. Needed Immediately PRIVACY - 3 SN, 3 full baths, 6250434 _____ mereIurnsf.I.andnf I)CULIICD 2) - I OPEN • LASSIE - _ ' ' PANY n-tusis uniii ___________________ .....iy NOW ARD 372.1301 ai 24 M,C$v MO( (BIW) 500 (2) (Mon.) TELETHON eri,u - PEWS •ILOdELLY IIC 35 Seeping l4.raw, SM,FL 1d - REW LnIric1, I#ri. PRECINCt 17- LOCATIONPortable, Casselb.rry Elementary School Parking Lot, 151 s. Winter Park Drive, Casseiberry, FlOrIda PRECINCT IS- LOCATIONFlorida Gas Training Center, Building 310, Sanford Airport, 2117 Carrier Avenus, Sanford, FIJ PRECINCT 27- LOCATiONSeminole Hospital Paviiiit. 303 Bay Avenue, Sanford. Florida PRECINCT 3- LOCATIONAllen Ch.cnt AUF e... i,, rtur. .f tl OliVSAvfflU.. Sanford, Florida stated lithe claIm is secured. it. PMCINCT 17- LOCATION- security Shall be described. The RoilinUd HIlts Moravian CJturth, Claimant shall delIver Sanlando Springs Drive. Highway copiel of the claim to the clerk to 134. Longwood, FlorIda enable tite clerk to mali one copy to PRECINCT so- LOCATION-. sich personal representative. Winter Springs Fire Station No. 2, Allperloflsinteresledlntheesta,, 55* Northern Way, Winter Spr, to whom a copy of this Nolics Florida Admlnhst,at bean mailed are PRECiNCT 51 - LOCATION- required, WITHIN THREE RdCirpetInOandRacqefof MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP Altamo.We Springs, *31 N. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Avinue, Al?amoewe5pninge. Floni4 THIS NOTICE. loflleanyobectIcns they tray Pve that Citailingss the PRECINCI S3 LOCATiON.... , validity of th decedent's will, me Wrz RecraiIi aualllicatlons of the personal mersep Swim Clob, Mark Ge representative, or the venue or Boulevard. Casselberry, ,' PRECINCT 53... LOCATiON.... lt(isdIc'Ion Of the coylY. Longw,od Community Building, ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND West Church Avenue, Lcmgwiod, ObJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida WILL E FOREVER BARRED BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED GeteoftttefwstpublicatofthIs that clear noficeof the citing. inthe Notice at AdmInistration: Sep Precinct Poling Placesbe post bomber , 114. 7' 831-9993 . .. ___ 110 2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT (Time. 5vj4 ) tvs OF OURUVES (4) SUCH CaCO COWA PIOPE ___ (7) () MAR SJYD. ed." (R) 9-30 (4) KU1AM S-700 --- CLL SMOVIE: 322-2611 MIDX1A89IOY • (1) (Mon.) TELETHON CaNT. (This. Nvoi4 F.$.) SONERSET (.4) MOY (1) NEWS (TI) RY*NSHOPE C SOMERSET 24 MOVIE: (tbL) Os y fruit 14'Isy.(MW)1964. IEpFpi SHOW ' 120 9-30 (2) U) BELL. BOOK AND CNCLE: iy .ar1ng y.a, ini aNsi w u,Me&, ci a Grsii VR ul Ssry wf ao hi,aii. to be a wisdt 10:00 (2) ec SeEtflJ. W ma Called Food?" News cbcuTuiWy sxsnirng the L (Mon.) TELE'rHON CaNT. T. 1v041 ) NBC NEWS ijj 1I ) ErLrTh, P•- p ta3 mt ____ ctld EcMsid 0. HUmphrey Bogart. (UW) igia (Wid) ThS F911fl Sparrow." John 0.,fi Maur OHara. (51W) 1543. (Thin.) 1.in Fm,n Beach." Chfl Robrteon, &dwkj Qm,*r. (MW 1965. ________________ S-Lost I Famd 1 ) wtoi (2) (WTCNI41 4) u& c# itr4 HIOltiaNTS (4) MARY IRTWJ MARY HARTUAN (7) ABC CAPTIONED NEWS FOR flE DEAF (1) ABC IE Thy WIll P.flsd lan. Qs --- w we Jc4 hsn a .sxy Øul *tio orly b owned nn mm a 0$y inni 'v. v FAMLYAMR 24 EWR',0OyS BL$NESS 35 LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE 610 2 12) NBC PEWS (4) (4) CBS PEWS W I DREAM OF EN*E 5) ABC NEWS 2) io TELl. 24 LU&pJIytj LASSIFIED ADS I 'U)Wiry5t - OUA4f SSl,'l a frienji iQ%TL THI P46 P1(1k t F P( : ; t ód I I HVAt GARN Eli WHITE -- ,1 - - ---.- --. S _____ W _______ :I',. 1 - ___________ • .1 FLLsls _______ _____ ________ ______ - 'ii ______ _________ _______ _'_ ,..w-w}.p ,.,_ '' it . I) - ,,-?w.(5/r.1i)j'6'L-' 71, te ry 4 •- -',"i '.,' L '-pelil'-: ' 1 £ Y '± - - -, li") ' ,.1...i .., " ,., 3 r.& '& '4- 4. - '" ' 1 -r.''1 '-"' ç J1 7' t : ?.l I Ii , .. " . & I . i' t, , 5 ? 1 T 'ç .'Mifr.' 7 "'' , I-. L ) 1i - - 1 •" , l 1 ,. '' j5 .!1 ), ,_ i ,,') I , / . "- "I " ;. 'e , , . , L't I - I 1, . . i - 'ILl Ii i'( i *I P. - Vt. ' . ' - . ' 'j 1' I �ILONDII _________________ AMW to Pr~ Puntill . WHAT ARE NIOU LUDLOW AcROu4; 7... / KITE-) 1 ..CS - ~ _ ___ TWRU _ __ ; 16 Strike lightly J is Fixed -. ___ -. i • -- VALL 'U L1 31 r oiy wmr TO &ISI i4i1 TOWSL T9 IN No matter 34 which 35 Lariats 38 Of a penitential il-ii 0 ~ 39 Cage for . island 9 Hawaiian II - - ~, 2 —— THE IORN LOSER scmvwi . ouw... . — — ... ASORM go wo -**s !) — — bArtS. ro OW TO . ~3 31 7 — ARCHIE ~ CATI ____ NIGHTMARE! Jr ~ — i ' __ C , I 0) 11 ig~ 11: I .'. . - ..;; - — BUGS gummy 11. :: OKA rr s'i. 1 TtAsr I CO RL) NAMES UKE "ELM - - I . *q , __________ . 1 MW M". , , ( S/vv ) STREer'AND . 0 I!HHH, E WIKATIS / day. He will not commit himself .;-- -. I 1 11 I I SURE I -/ i Ii 4 -3 - 1111- 4 ,l'1, ~ -: I I I ; .F ?b C % I*- I C , to d) BUT ITS KIND OF C=0 - L . & I, . 0 - \ / r , .~Li C;Q)' -' \ ,~_, A MEAT COUNTER! --,.r I . ". ,~~, 1.1, - '_~ I 0-- - " I =_ 11\ A // 14 . - 1".. - - I. ,r __ - f,__,~ ... , -____I JONES, me EL.F.CTRONiCS PROP, . STRIKE OF "OUGG51NO' Ai-~_ -. 1;: yoU D AiI N D... iI SEMTARY"O' % I ; 1 ___ • ________ ________ V" bidy. I. Ciel if say raps ii att..pI.d raps- ________ ______ P110111 THE P0(1(11 ,-_~~ J? 1 '.,,-' ~ , .1.1 .1 . I ,~* '... ,", 00 60 I i r '. . .!;i ! 1 slopa" i Attoir-vy Geriwoj,l CMico ! : Touohftw, noi,40 of info$ trKmort. I I 0. HIS MOUTH? L_ TUMBLEWEEDS #W poke 141, S-rivwR! — KIWWME, ARE DtiJ WHY 1 I I , % 1. office - & . 11 1. I I _~_" W-WERS I ~r 114L , ~, I , .- " )__ ; .1 ! I ~ /9 . I .~ ,py . . . . . . . — . . U -/I ,I I , 1% ,~ 1 1 9 .. ; == -- i* ' I - ~~_ __ i - I I I I 0-8 61111%%I& r.c IN 4""I 0, 0014N . it lm keeping upwfth the Jonese5b(jtwith your help rnfJ1 ing behind the Dowsl" -.r -0 1~~ - ,,I ~ -_ 7. _ .f . )aR I M77. s' am jff ~ -11 '. hV Awawkms, milier ~ r5~ '? - I 'W --- ti I~ ' \ , PI \ . 1. _y .I I. % % '"W* ~ 'I) , . TI , . I - . I. I .I __1 .- 11 I week I r . n - ______ a. - 0 00171 --- - ,_,,, . - _. 0 - 1 11,10-411 - - _. _.. 10 - challenger. 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',.-;.:' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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GiVING (00 PER WE'RE GIVING CENT This 'YEAR, AND r HOLD ri HO PR CENT z THINK WE HAVE A CHANCE ADAMS. AND WELL WIN TO WIN AS MANY AS ___ ____ ____ _____ ..AND YOU'RE BENCHED) SIDE GLANCES JARGON! the presence of one may lead to cidence with the treatment a spread with new wart for- being applied Just at the Urn. matlons. the wart was all th rough _______ ! _____ CHAMPIONSHIP!; ______ Th e plantar warts are _____ ca . • It In voting booth cent of the county's 50.000-plus registered voters ____ Om ation for a detailed tegaFFees FRANK AND ERNEST ____ ........ by Bob Thoves _____ I explanation, Will be presented to the com. dicated keen desire to examine the plane. The British air attache was reported to have gone to Hakodate to try to get a dose look at the . The M1G25 has been kept largely under Wraps by the Soviet Union, but It Is believed to he Russia's most advanced Jet fighter and capa ble of fl ying at 1,600 miles an hour. The pilot of the plane was identifi ed as U. Freeman simply submitted his Kimbrough. bills on an hourly basis without KLmbrough,s reasoning Was I size of the wart, The plaster Is - held in place by a piece of J1 — _ am" He's Into DOONES8U Q 51 - Gar TwdeaU -. ___ I LtW7iWW ___________ ' L4CE ic.' CAMPAHEAP _ _ FROM ALL INVICAl" _ I m qzwf*on UJfrL1% \ III d2 /i 7 ItS my Pw s6w IV e Am ix 1) ' __ W lSM/ F 7) JJIØIYS (4/7 OW' — 5. Pi4 I I -"I" 1 _____ ': . start next week. FA While Carter continues afIveday whirlwind opening tour tha t I ___ Otto" case, Clark said, bananas when you're f ee ftng him, to.," replied CIVIL Clark "M the couty's placed in the official minutes of of reducing legal cods after loads and assignments; salary However, that dedulos has been appealed to the circuit eoar A rd en the case of the wandering chimpanzees was expected last week, but Clark said today the state attorneys the county commission meeting Freeman submitted a budget a request that Hattaway in- request for $115,000 for 1976-77. on the endangered species schedule; co pensation and expenses; term ofand agreement, struct the board to ask Au totaled, $165,000 In requests and medical health Freeman to provide the for legal fees was submitted. detailed breakdown. The labor attorneys. Alley, Prior to that, Klm broug)1 and Alley and Blue of Tampa, Freeman engaged in a let ter- requested $70,000. i-iW war in which KimThen the chairman appointed end, since chimpanzees are list, Clerk told the corn- office lint flied criminal actloo, Instead of civil action, _____________________________________ _____________________________________________ otectilon. lie will then submit nonToday bin recommenda tions the school board, but before the — board can take action a public hearing must be held so either side can challenge the Bridge ....................4-B Hospi tal ...................3-A me Obituaries .................3-A diator's advice. Comics ....................4-B ................... 1-7-A One at the knotti er areas of Crossword .................4-Il Television .................5-B disagreement between th e SEA EIIII ..................4-A Weather ...................3-A See SCHOOL., page 3A Dear Abby .................1-B Women ....................1-B Carter assa iled the Nixon and Ford administrations for budget deficits, inflation and unemployment. Later, In a Norfolk, Va., at "we have a quiet, dormant, timid leadership In Washington, closely tied to special Interests." In Washington, a spokesman for Ford's election conunittee, William I. Greener, later chall id Carter's statements about the economy and his capsule history of the Roosevelt era. Greener -• said: I 'There Isn't a seri ous econoni In America today who would credit the elimination of uueinplo>ment during the Roosevelt administration to anything but the global holocaust of World War out of work and our national leaders do not lead." Ford Said in an Interview with ABC News on Monday that a the Depression, Roosevelt defeated the Incumbent Hoover. Carter described Hoover as "a decent and well-Intentioned man who "Being elected, getting a nisndate ... would give me greater - - •' -$ -- sincerely believed that our government could not or should not Impact with Congress, more ability to move ahead," said Ford , became president In August 1974 when the Watergate with bold action attack the terrible economic and social Ills of our who s als forced Richard M. Nixon to resign. cand nation. He was leading a Republic party whicii lacked the Dole and Carter shook hands when they crai3ed paths at a stock strength and vision to bring us out of those dark Congress for not completin g work on a major tax-revision bill, give a television interview and prepare ( Or ids own campaign -_" Clark said he has received numerous complaints ci chimpanzees ___ wild In Geneva. In Commissioner Harry KWIS*kOW,ki. 'It's a lot it the pollsproblems. on Nov. 2 would strengthen his hand in dealing He recalled that in l93Z with the nation struggling In the grip of victory with theatnation's Labor Day campaign start to take care of business, chide I ____ facilities for the chimp. said, "This year, as in 1932, our nation is divided, our people are claims the Democrats will cure. Ford stayed In the White House, by-passing th e traditional " - 00.. _____ fierce and dangerous II. "President Ford Is bringing this nation economic stability, U.S. worke drastically reduced Infla tion and a lo wered un employment rate Carter, speaking from a podium bearing Roosevelt's portrait, through peaceful means." Republican party for a myriad of economic woes that Carter II]1) Clark told ofthas be has spent about 190 bears working en the ease. "A huned and eighty, he — tWo a lot At Clark said Alexander was notified that the chimp had been arrested. However, according to Clark, Mender made no effort to claim the wa yward chimpanzee — providing a detailed break- that, since the county attorney than 400,000 persons In the state Cuter's running mate, Sen. Walter F. MOndale, spoke Monday at labor rallies In Ohio and California. He charged In a Barberton, Ohio, addr ess that Ford's economic policies have 'betrayed" The Democrat opened his battle Monday with a Sharp attack on -.. Officer Bruce Clark told _ commissioners that under a county ordinance Otto, one of five chimpanzees owned by Rudolph cowzfrysId licensing and regulatory boards that Collectively H cense more down. is on contract, he could not and operate with a combined The attorney said the $13,000 "ethically" refuse a request annual budget of $7.5 million, paid his law f Is "not cx- from a county commIssioner. Stowell will hear arguments travagant" when you consider The county attorney Issue from bo th bargaining units on that the lawsuits contain began when $500,000 worth of claims. Last promised to study th Hattaway eight Items which have been th to negotiated to impasse, Ine matter Tuesday, Kimbrough had try and come up with a me od cluding class sizes, teaching in Darlington, S.C. Ford, labeling him a latter-day Herbert Hoover and blaming the ) _____ Zoo sftIcIsls have aped " COS*1SI board has Ford let surrogates, including Sen. Bob Dole, the GOP vice presidential nominee, carry his banner and answer the criticisms Carter levied Monda y on the front steps of Franklin D. Roosevelt's "Little White House" in Warm Springs, Ga. crossed paths with Carter later Monday at a stock car race Carter began the second day of his fall campaign for the WNW House by telling Brooklyn College students: "Tight money, shr inking paychecks and a stagnant ho using Industry ar e some of the saddest products of the Republicans disastrous economic Ail / Fku ruled that Ale— don not provide adequate Idaho. 'the people who five in those neighborhoods. W~r AW% 1 , mlssleiers today stow best method I. peaMem would be to ise. C490d _____ Pounced on him 39 days ago a be cavorted about the care centers and for victims of the recent Teton Dam disaster in appearance be charged th bothooda. He accused Republicans of paying only lip - : 011110 anImal control officials Ford plans more distinctly presidential activiti es today, Includin g ceremonies at which he will sign bills providing aid for child day- With the presidential election two mont hs away, Democratic presidential notninee JU=y Carter Stumped through the East for votes today wfule President Ford, emphasizing his incumbency, kept a high pr of ile in the White House. Carter told a co llege audience in New York that urban policy in the Nixon and Ford administrati ons has ruined city neigh. --karatel" and out of I•• Va Jr.) Ciatates Carter Te//s Collegians 0 By Th e Associated Press 0-b dlisn ids and Occupational Regulation ereis p ___ _ _ _ __ _ Coml.tost, 7, Out to accept the i-elm _ _ County Animal Control said, 1971-74, coordinating the chief manner. Before today's report, mission chairman, not to department, overseeing 28 thorough examina tion of the plane before the Japanese government returned it to the Give A good method Is to apply a piece ci 40 per cent salicylic add plaster the was _____ Following Askew's election, _____ Stowell served as an as sistant the governor's office from executive's staff and acting as fierce by tbe'SemInoIe County t natorial campaign in did e same O(fla1s of the Japanese Defense Agency craft. attorney Sanford. week" asked him to provide the Aunt 1974 until Freeman said that from this necessary Information. J F anuary Stowell took over as date forward all legal bills will Freeman also said the report Secretary of the Professional said they were primarily Interested In the supersordc Jet fighter's electronic firing control em. Experts from Tokyo and Japanese Defense Force base at Chitose, near Hakodate, flew Monday to the Hakodate landing site. Other Western embassies In Tokyo in. GOP K"lled other locations. (Her ald Otto, an $5-lb. black hlwpaeea has bun Incarcerated at the county ____ facility (or 31 —:• animal _ lawsuits that are on file at the Freeman said today that legislative liaison for many of Seminole County courthouse in Hattaway "sometime last ew's programs. by a defecting Soviet air force pilot, Japanese officials reported today, but they refused to say whether American intelligence officers were among them. U.S. authorities refused to comment, referring all queries to Washington. But It was assumed that the Americans would get a pilot reportedly said he wanted asylum in the United States. In Washington, the State Department would say only that the matter was under consideration. warts eledrocautery to burn them out, and other treatments are used to destroy warts in flf174 and calendar committee, then worked In Askew's guber- _______ - personal to the state senate's rules and makes the usual means od addressed envelope. and 50 Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said Vihor 1. Belenko, 29. Defense Agency offidestruction unsatisfactory cents for The Health Latter brough said the legal fees were a two-man committee to In Paris today that the United States "will dais said he was flown by police helicopt er because you may be left with a number 3-4, Aerosol Dsngers. "void" of any detailed break- research the situation. —. probably grant asylum" to the pilot. "If we do from Hakodate to an alrbase at Qultose, near painful scar. It Is better to live Address your letter to Dr. down. In reply, Freeman committee consisted of Kimnot, you can assume I have been overruled," ) Sapporo, and th en was taken by Japanese )' with a painf ul wart far as much Lamb In care of this referred Kimbrough to his brough and his Democratic ' he said. Kissinger has been meeting with armed forces Jet transport to the Iruma .e contract with the county which colleague, Harry K wiatk owski. as five years than to live the newspaper, P.O. Box 1851, ........................3* various European leaders on the brewing near Tokyo. rest of Your life with a painful Radio City Station, New York, doesn't specify that legal fees Kimbrough's recommendation I scar on the bottom of your foci, NY 10019. be outlined by quarter-hour. See FREEMAN, Page 3-A _ Liquid nitrogen to freeze out 0 thorough served in INS-7O as an comPfle, contains a breakdown board to demand the detailed 1)15 Soviet MIG2S fighter plane flown to Japan field in Hakodate, in northern Japan,, and the _________ Reply racial confrontation in southern Africa. Soviet Union. The plane landed Monday at a small air- ____ ____ special masters were submitted to the SEA and the school several weeks ago, along with Stowell U a mediator ap • ParentlY acceptable to both groups. A of State University law school, Stowell . ..•••. Eyes TOKYO (AP) — Experts have looked over ______ location, In the dense tough on dangers of using sprays can U es on the bottocnofthe foot, send a long, damped, self- have All On MIG25 ______ Those ;' gO a _________________ by Gill Fox used anyway. by the sane virus, but the I (Herald phase W Bill Vlaceet Jr.) . _________________________ __________ _________ I L but a new wart. ft Is advisa ble seem to work on occasions. nays —and legs—. ' The names of the potential - by the quarter-hour on all ro to remove mad warts because Usually this is a ham coin. or said he plans later today to Free= law firm for two-over-one suit response most interesting guestion, might be madewi th a very will be used in this colum . Some folk medicine cires . Chairman Mike Hattaway a 13Freeman's report Is in anFreeman said the report, please Kimbrough. So, the page detailed breakdown of swer to a request from County which he said took him a bout 30 Republican commissioner County Ally, Tom Freeman $13, in legal fees paid the Commissioner J3hn Kimbrough ho urs of his personal time to asked Hattaway to instruct the the method,the successful ones UNTIL YOU LEARN YOUR THE LEAGUE WE LOSE has been completely removed, ayes , mlakin (PERC). —: submit to County Commission involving last year's Jail Herald Staff Writer system of forty-five years it stamped, sell-addressed ago. In those days the s mple envelopes are enclosed. The a regrowth of the old one if It by Larry .. • - -' . ... would turn out In today's first primary election, the professional resumes. StenCenter. Despite predictions from Seminole actual turnout during the morning hours was very 01rcrn eliminated one name from the list and Gooms Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce that 60 per light, l3nP bber. dest one may then develop. It is not Infectedt'-. ying CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS • Being Is s u ed By Free man develo tau that baven-t (Do jou have a question reallyPin reached the general for the experts? Write ASk covered with prop easet Regardless of depend on The Employes Relations Corn. deleted a second, leaving weak hand. Within the last and will receive copies an disappear About thil same vision. A strong medicine twenty-five years this JACOBY MODERN.) time, suggesting that tbe body CAW con be ap has finally developed an in- pli ed to a wart and the area - ___ VOTING THIS MORNING potntim the system used by almost point bonus; a side with k; five tag many tUsappesr iuecefuj. A Years ll it th e methods to. wtthinayear.Although there de roy warts mint st be done may be several war' s they may under a physician's super. -. manned by 1I.H. McPherson at Sanford Civic an unfinished every American export. Somegame rubberInison given a 300point out. Others Just common enie bonus. _____ • LIGHT ____________ Oswald: "Standard American with variations Is For other warts, removal by Unfortunately, a wart may lad liquid nitrogen Is usually -. -• The answer is that a side maim______ and U ...,,., "'•• - ru Some patients develop a suggested by the Florida Public considered to be worth a two. ______________ over-one response" _____________ SOme cases. _____ sensitivity - t cards is _____________ wart. Applications of cold . credentlalaof three candidates ..,/ . . . ' Jim: "The main point t en • studying the backgrounds and / . to to mildly coattagious. They seem there is any sign cia public as yet." the Jacob ys care of this to have a life cycle and will Jim: "tandard American newspaper. The Jacobys will disappear en their own time. treatment ShOUld be stOVIW(L goes back to the Culbertson answer individual questions (crD GO B6YS WITHOUT THE • that this balanced p OpenIng lead-10 _ ______ - IN.T. vice. Plantar warts are dif- cream ces4alnht five cent feront than other warts and the formalin_ can also be used in PRWUA*S POP 4Q55 West Nerljb East South Of the di5CflfXt. ID it will eventually c. the _ Grooms, executive director of . . even contract and may Both __ advise? DEAR READER— m. The seledinnwu made by school board attorney Douglas Stenstrozn and F. E. (Gene) .. his score an extra trick." It was the SEA, who have been etheirminimuman VQ73 •AQI3 2 I ,, Impossible game contract. The modern expert one notrump His partner passes and our expert mates &42 want to begin treatment. Re ____ toldxnenomatterwbatldo I ahotia't have them cut out waterproo f tape and then because the War formation . be more psioful than the wait wart tluue will turn white an Others have told me the only can be pt ad away _t realwaytocure them Is have This will keep of them cut out. What do you wart down " Auoci atlon (SEA); announced today. I would probably climb to an K Q 106 V143 •ss 4*943 :... - South would respond two 30t'Tu' Lamb ago, but at the time I. was ( dispute between the Seminole County School Board and the . . diamonds and the partnership a IS V A 109$ 5 K J 107 467 s. Now I mike I'ut aeverly anemic so he do't ________________________ Lo - Seminole Education Oswald: Forty years ag WEST podiatrist about d& months POET W;w Askew, has been chosen to mediate the current contract ,.•• J •- eleven point ' 94 and . served uafonnerg*,un. points in general and many experts Professional Occupnnal Regulation _and ., you nuie some in. formation, en plaflar warts. I havebadonefocaboigone-aad- III . minimum has risen to ten getting others. I wont to a by Stoffel a Nail .L By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY DEAR DR. LAMB— Could - Jump In BRIDGE NORTH (D) T (T mental assistant__ to Gov. ______________________________________ ar I11UGS BUNNY AT 4 PC J 102 a-half ye • . . . ___________________ PHONE of -. 7,lS don't attorney Who headed the Flo" Department :. ____________ Hard To Treat 1 S __ InvIpt __(3it.Oct. ) A IJA AJI73 " •,•. . riçdmefrhi1 a dedelon vu ptupaii en f11s this year. / . Tallahassee "u today. Youmay may osms it the blen to PlantarWarts 1 . YOVUI*ThDAY Stowell, a Douglas L. - ____ _______ to ___ fl____ w lntering niib.d Into asey I Dispute School _____ ___ WLTL __ Avoid___ reeIrtg 1 1 who daunt (_. 41 TM1IPdOU kN _ we ______ op to high atandardo. — late ___________________________________________________ _ byBobMontana I II !iied __ 50 _ e V 19.Marth Z) drti4. Make analytical Judgment, 120 (JI17 ) YOS ____ rmdagyew pals. Things, mayIyos'rstet doiwd7* fed duir,. top pr1or budt"wIae today, b Ye.'D. today mey ant rat. thot highly 44'45t ___ - 1 baOitO1 yew ISN If I overalL ______ _ Aid v, \// You'U t4smqe79. you rosy a tngi. M tte with 4 Ex - 1s ke . . •) I6mIIIi1 (J ) pitWeit. __ CANCIS (Jun_fl4el) today, don't back on, even n'spbk.unUdogwfflbe _ _ _ __t - - - ——— .3â 39 40 . . ____ —— z—Jr __________ - 1$) fled the vICi of pofft,, doysuwyoubsveyowfads pw,'u _______ -- . .. ,, - 19 WW __ .d, TI Yft _______ ______ nrot an iiU16TS _______ ICOWl (Dr. Is rir c. _____ WE — ____ ____ -.. -.— _______ SlExtinci bird humorist r -- ___ __ tool, _____ Sanford, Florida 32l71—Pr)c 10 Cents ______ _____ 60 Round number - - __ - VEfflUL 46 Sharp ____ 17 9 - An X 20 Virtuous 11 - * ________ musicians 45 Ceremony YOU fl 't mh", Is dim. t ,.. scouio Nov. 4)sc. 11) 111s fØ $ cost*id Give your nobler y tmIsy. If you feel like Maya)u doing eemelblri tic. for a 1*II4I 70U r-II)I(4 todaY m Group ot 25 And so forth r -i not. 28 American lIrtIhhIland 2 3 4 Ouldos hIgh 44 ____ 1IM ac Year, No. way It 1100 07 yew C bd d TA* (Apt yn Nit 42 PIece, out (Latln.ab.) $ Values highly 34 AppetIzer a 23. èy, codd w ip owe ten.. 22 Owns 3 Gaseous 29-- Aquinas 33M.ntalhe,flh 1 fellow thi coin ExpIslor IRetained 2 District 27 Onetime prasldsnt 01 _____ form) 13 Since (Scot.) 36 Extras l7Spreed abroad 3$ Donate OBfoul 39Hsuvy metal 21 suffixes group for V 14 vwM aw 12 Dry mountains 1531) 24 Religious YOU YOU L'*t' ItS$2.1973) 31 Be* (comb. 11 Biblical '1 _____ 54 Peruvian thInks, (1710- 55 Chemical ___ SLIDE, ZERQ 9 Attica weights 52 Agieen.nts 21 22 German 36 French itWnkur grOUP I Little tte may ______ (erà *1.AQ 1) waV 1 AM socialist II-- Yutang . ___ minker SI German u sot 0112 - beversg French (1694-1770) 16 PItch - - .p#.mbi, 7, 1916 O? Tv.aday 1OGreL*e 4lTNabsl Eli car race In Darlington, but Carter spokesman Judy Powell said But Carter also promised to fight infiatinnand balance the U.5. carries him today from New York to Connecticut tOpdel1hia ..' •1. ? ' budget. Set DOLE. Page 2A Jimmy Carter: uncontagious smile? UT Q ilia j 10-0 '14 ,f1Jfjt 4/ — '. itr- lt' 4wri4 .- -.t j :' .,. • ' .4A: . - is' .. ,js't ...._-1 iç4i %J - -1•.r , ' pp' # 'F 1 ri , b r . I - , '.4l' ,p 1I4'. - I 77-rr C iPTJJT'.. --' ... n- - . .. ,s- fl n " r /' I a.-' }it j& -.- - 'i" .- r_ 1c *1 - ' - . ' - Aj.. '- . J 4 r •••• j'-'3 '1 4I' •_, • - - i I '-) ''t - '' V - 'I ) — - " I - .l Tl H -, - -., .h• .J l\Tl, .. ' �C IA—tvaslq sW, hu,d, PL Tussy, lot. 7. 1176 11111111 T, ,. r I W W MWM N "NE:IE7 NVlT1CSUNOflpICTIy4J$ NAME STATUTE TO WIsfl IT MAY CONCERN: Is hereby ;Ives that POR TAX DUD 191.31$ P1Mm *P.MI Uflder$Ign,d, Thu riori Statutes, will register With mlctert me Circuit cows. After Weekend City of Maitland. Florida. That the parties Interested In said By The Asssclaled Press After a Labor Day weekend marked by a bUsiness intOrpri$e are as follows: Florida Pools 00 busing protest and a school bombing, students returned to daises today In Louisville, Ky. In three other large cities, schools opened with new moves toward desegregation apparently meeting little oppesitlon. Officials In Milwaukee St. Louis and Omaha, Neb., predicted a peaceful first day with no demonstrations anticipated as they tried out plans to Improve the racial balance of their classrooms. There was some protest around the country among teachers — but over contracts, not racial integration. Central FlorIda. Inc. (100 Per Cent) By: David D. Mason. President - Moves Into Rockies The Associated Press Cooler air moved Into the northern Rockies and western portions of the Dakotas today following Labor Day's record-breaking heat in the northern Plains, while many northern Atlantic states reported early-morning temperatures in the low 40s and 30. The record high for the month of September was broken Monday at Sioux Falls, S.D., with a reading of 104 and equaled at Williston, ND., at 101. 476 Die On Highways CHICAGO (A?) The death toll on the nation's highways for the three-day Labor Day weekend was 476, 69 more than died during the same period last year. The of fataI1les exceeded the predlctle r fisVbl Natlodsl Safety CóncIl which had estimated that from 260 to 460 persons would the in automobile accidents. Nursing Homes Probed WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Trade Commission is opening a probe of the nursing home Industry to determine whether the industry engages in unfair or deceptive practices. The FTC announced the investigation of the proprietary nursing home industry today. IN BRIEF New Round Of Diplomacy PARIS (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger feels the way may be clear for him to undertake a new round of shuttle diplomacy, aimed this time at defusing the threat of a race war in southern Africa. Kissinger said his three days of talks with South African Prime Minister John Vorster in Zurich, Switzerland, ended on a "fruitful" note. His next project is trip to Africa. The secretary went from Zurich Monday to London and Paris to discuss the situation in southern Africa with British officials and French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing. He sees West German officials in Bonn today and then returns to Washington. Coalition Forms In Sweden STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) A coalition )f moderate parties has moved into position to nd 44 years of Socialist rule in Sweden. With national elections scheduled Sept. 19, l per cent of those questioned in an opinion - )oH regarded as highly accurate favored the hree non-Socialist parties -the Center party he Conservatives and the Liberals. En'ning Hesuld 11, - ,4,: ~ Tuesday, September 7, 1976--Vol. 69, No. IS PubI.?,,d Daly and Sunday, ric.pi Saturda y And Christmas Day Y The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 300 N French Ave . Sanford. Ff fl '11 ,~, I I(i; ., ~ II , .. 'il - , Second Clau Posia;. Paid Of k ".... ,.11 ort Florida 33fl Dtl.tr,., 3 C1III, Monfn $2 40 6 Months $14 By ,.'i In FI& All othOe Year am .,t r rIlil Y'.'I s.' ?0 6 M3ntn, lid 20 I) Mor.tn. 1)2 4) . fofIJw4JI4 car. tiscoss uas filed said CIIIIBC01SI era tax dead to be Issued Marsion. The CesilfiCofe numbers and years 01 ISSIMC, The duscrlpfisnil me pr oper ty arid the names In Which it Wall 8 OOOd atI AS foIIOws Certificate No. Iii) Year of Iijfl 1971 ____ FLMIDA . IN BRIEF are as follows: pjglc,, No. 175$. Year ____ issuance Lot 37OfInIe Estates F 3SSPPS+XO3NWINE Con 01SE ¼ of NW ¼ NUN W 00.1 ft 5101 ft 1 00.3 It N 110 It to CEO Name in which aisaised Giorpe L and Eucdra D. NOrth All of said property being In the (fillies such certificate or COr. shell be__ ruined a. cording to law the property dascr In such certificate or High-Speed Chase Ends With Two Autos Wrecked By BOB LLOYD lkreld Staff Writer A 15-year-old Caaselberry Juvenile was jailed at DeLand early today following a two. county high speed chase that ended with a stolen auto southwest Seminole was _____ recovered after the missing Items. eionging to Newhall, were found by neighbors. Deputy Jim ffibbaird said the cash and jeu-'ry. emashing into a highway Patrol cruiser on I-I. State 1ooer Phil flkv - of the fleeing red Mustanj at Lake Mary Tallahassee, repo rt ed to Blvd., Seminole sheriff's deputies $13, deputies repo rted, and deputy home was stolen early Monday P.A. Alexander jo the high fr darted Pursuit ined speed chase at the SR-OS exit wed of Sanford. Eight miles north In VO1USIA County trooper J.K. Runkle entered the interstate ahead 0 the Mustang and the tires patrol cars bozW In Ida determined to stolen at Casselberry. Alexander said the Muting attempted to p Runkle's patrol car on the right, plowed Into the patrol cat and flipped over In the northbound linea, ukicidlng en Its top. driving the no male Juvenile Mustang was treated at S o Hoopital, emin leforMemorial Sanford, minor injuries and Lhen taken to the Volusla CowltyJa1latDeLandwhee was booked on chaises of auto heft, attempting to flee and dade police and other traffic harges, deputies said. om its parking Windsor Road, Longwood, later returned damaged. Deputy Ann Henegar reported that the motor home was apparently taken for a and —4 mailboxes and small trees on Tollgate Trill. She said the notoriie was damaged on bothaiie and the front ild the Ignition, after persona unknown returned It to the Windsor Road address early Monday. Jewelry'rg Deputies today repo rted in cash and Jewelry, Jiaithg a ooeat dlamJ at rfng,taken in abuJgly2a5 lijilview S, Oakland nuns In __ , W S too ftOINEOf w ¼. N.m. In Which 1511usd Louise being In the ere. All of said property CIRCUIT 1N AND FOR $ININOLU FLORIDA. Name In which massedDorslê Goudu *1101 said property being In phe County of Seminole, State o Florida. union such certificate or cur. To 19 By The Associated Press Three died after a rescue unit and a car collided as the ambulance rushed to what turned out to be a false alarm nUthnrIfI.m reported as Florida's Labor Day weekend traffic toll climbed to 19. The known toll forthe78-hour holiday period ending at midnight Monday was well below the 28 predicted by the state Highway Patrol. It was two more than the number killed during the same period of 1975, The ambulance was responding to a call that a man was having a heart attack. With lights flashing and siren whooping, the rescue unit collided with a car at a North Miami Intersection and rolled over. .c. cording to law the property diwI In such certificate CIrtIOIC01IS Will be bid to the high@# Cash bidder 01 ml courf PO deer on the 11th day of octabor. MA of 11:00A.M. ' Coast Guard Counting DSICr*NdPIeeSr?y County of Seminole, Slate of V. SIC3STWPIIS ROE 31EW½01 Florida. NANCY J. BOWERS, ZALES E ½ 01 SW ¼ Of SW ¼ Unless such certificate or Name In Which aisaisat George q. JEWEL ERS. J.C. ROBERTSON, d. tiP kules huh be redeemed ac b-a J.C. ROBERTSON TRUCKING H. McGrath, All of sold pr00erty being In the cording to law the property COMPANY and SHARON K. County of Seminole, State described In such certificate or GRANTS CertIficates will be sold to ,iia Iiaai,. Florida. Unless such certificate highest cash bidder t the court MORTOAU FORECLOSURE house deer on the 11th day of Oc. tlficafas shall be redeemed at. NOTICE OF SUIT tabor, 197$. at 11:00 AM. cording to law the property TO: SHARON K. GRANTS Dated this 2nd day of September, YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED described In such certificate "7'. that an action to foreclose a fno. certificates will be sold to the Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. gage on the following property In highest cash bidder at the court Clerk of the circuit court By: Thelma L. So", Deputy Clerk Publish; Sept. 7, II, 21, DEDJI Seminole Comfy, Floriclo Lot 11, Block "B", SUNLAND . 1q house door an the I Ith day of 0c. tabor. 157$ at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 2nd day of September, ESTATES. according to found In 1 small bag, were 35 197$ thereof as recorded In Plat Book 11, taken when bijrgj es4eud Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Pages 1$. to 22. Public ReCords of Clerk 0 the Circuit Court the home by forcing a door. seminole cnty, FIo By; Thelma L. , Na been filed against ,, NOTICE OP APPLICATION Deputy Clerk TVStOkI FOR TAX DUD we rewired to serve a copy y Florida Statutes deINI5lS thereto. If any. Publish: 5.05.7, 11.21.119 'fl th other theft and burglary 7.24 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, nLusdV. Wow. Attorney tar DEDfS reports, Jacqueline Boone, 2id that Richard F. or Mildred W. NOTICE OF APPLICATION plaintiff. at suite 211, 231 Mlltiand St., Midway, reported $1.10 the holder of the followingolson FOR TAX DUD cii. Avenue, Altamoide Springs, Florida television was missing after a tlflcates has filed sa id certificates 32701, and IIIe he original with the 157.315 Florida Statutes torataxdeedtobeIuued ther NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, CIerkOfffieabovestyIed rtonor burglary it hit reddence. The cirtificats nu mbers and before the 25th day of September, that Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson Deer Pried Opts 00 Issuance, the description of the 1570j Otherwise a Judgment may be the holder of tIC following . property, and the names In which It entered against you for the relief llficates has filed said certificates James Edward Smith, l a tan died to be Issued theragn. demanded in the Complaint herein. Persimmon Ave., Sanford, Was assessed are as follows: No. 2001. Vie, WITNESS my hand and seal of The certificate numbers and years reported a television, clock IIICertificate is said Court, this 10th da y of August, 01 issu ance, the description of the radio, adding machine, a quart OrOiefty, d the names In whlcfl Description 01 Property $57'. was assessed are as follows' 4 W 65 t. 00 Lot 40 + 12 ft of 1.0139 iSial) at d a carton of Washington Certificate N. 100. Vie, of Heights P5 3 P0 37 Arthur H. kckwlth. Jr. ciardtes total value $346 Name In which assessed Shubert Issuance $971 Clerk of tae Circuit Court were missing from his Construction c-o Robet Brooks, Jr. By: Linda M. Show Description of Properly Lot ill R.0i1t 00 Wlmsood Pirk Deputy Clerk residence. Deputy R.L. O'Dell I Nettle Mae Brooks property Publish: Aug. 24, 31, S05.7, II, 157$ P5 3 g 31. the saldentrywasgalnedbypryi,ug. All of said ov- Seminole, StIVEof DEC.13, N9çne In which M$5ed Royal off a door lock. ciorida. 'ImpI. Pentecostal Assemblies 00 Unless such Certificate or cii.. tb worm, hic. Puppy Taken tit icat.s shall be redeemed a. 4P of said Property being In the Sanford police todayrep(jrted Cording to law the property IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CouMy of Seminole. State oO described in such certificate or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Florida. patrolman Bill Foster was a certificates Unless such Certificate or Ce?. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE be sold to the grand larceny victim. Foder highest cashwill tificates shall be redeemed bidder at me court COUNTY, FLORIDA. Cording to law the propert said someone took a Irish house deer on the 11th da y of cc. CASE NO. 7$1415.CA440 191$. In Re; the MarrIage of described In such certificate ,or Setter puppy, weighing 20- tObOr. Dated this 2nd day of September, PAUL DZIELINSKI. Certificates will be sold to me poundaandvaluedat$lSOfrom It7. Husband-PetItIoner highest cash er his residence. Arthur H. Beck-with, Jr., house deer on the 11th day of OcAnd - . ' ' ' VICTORINA A1.AZAS DZIELIN- - 4 tober, 197$ at 11: 00 A.M. %.-i-- -. .-:, Taxes, Defense Spending euu tong res S Agenda MIAMI (A?) — A Cuban community leader says the exile ca use has been h and Fidel Castro aided by the terrorism th at has hit South Florida In recent years, and he has pledged to help police make arrests. "We are against any form of terrorism In the U.S. and will cooperate In finding anyone who uses terrorism," sa id Robert Carballo, president of the Bay of Pigs Vete rans Associatlon, Brigade 2506. "Our fight Is not here, but - in Cuba." p - - were _________ -- . . - * - 1. - -' - of La a , W _"1;~11~ . iusie Ufl Land Buy TALLAHASSEE (AP) — The final chapter may be written tod ay in the story of a land purchase that became an issue in Gov. Reubin Askew's 1974 re-election. The Cabinet is expected to approve a deal to speed up the purchase of property on St. George Island, on the Gulf off Apalachicola. _______________________________________________________ - Ci trus'Chemical Causes Cancer? GREENSBORO, N.C. (Al') not caused tumors In rats or — Anlnsecticfdeused for s,yen dogs and be said there was no years on cotton and deciduous Indication that it caused tors fruits has been recalled by Its In humans. manufacturer because It may mice. Ciba-Geigy, Inc., a European chemical firm with American offices In Greensboro, said to. day It was stopping production of chiordimeform until more tests can be made. company sells the chein. Ical under the trade name GainTOn. It Is also marketed through a Chicago firm, NorAin Agricultural Products, Inc., under the trade name Fundal. A Ciba-Geigy spokesman mid the ft in SL GabiW, La. manufactured chlordlmefonn has been shut down since August 31. Now the company Is recalling the docks from dealers and growee, The spokesman said that the company had been continuously tes the insecticide since It was introduced In 1009. It had - thatchiorcimeform may cause malignant tumors In a certain drain of laboratory mice when the animals are fed high daily doses over the major part of their expected lifetime," the spokesman salt The company dressed the voluntary nature of its action. _____ small Tractor, Smut mc, 12'30lipdiesel OtI - Hoot Tmctor Co. HIS N. Ora.ge ato,.,,, y,a , , A,fulu,.04 o.,,, 422-45" Fl 3Zii Anamenripswim MIS" _______________ 6044 . . a , _T7 E IT _= I 4 Ea It 0 THE EVENING HERALD GOING EACH DAY It e The New All In The Ear Aid :WILL BE LIKE A WONDERFUL LETTER FROM HOME,: it L :EVERYDAY NEWS ABOUT THE FOOTBALL TEAM, Itit : __.L., ABOUT OLD CLASSMATES. : I11 ATTENTION! Give Your Student A Treat A Touch Of Home, i*t I I Medicare it 4IZ&J I :• With The it Subscribers It ... - AAM CLIP AND SAVE - - I Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home 11 Use Of... UCDAlri . IS,) ' .BREATHING MACHINES .PRESSURE BED PADS1, 11LflL uJ IA 0 Z 4 . . . COMMODES HOSPITAL BEDS WHEELCHAIRS " • PATIENT LIFTERS .. . . ,,. $2 40Month . , • BATH EQUIPMENT COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES As Prescribed by Your Physician Call Today And - . I - I I The HERALD - Obtain these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You !111111 ~ 1, $I 1= 1 PE I I IM I ARE1 ck 'k ... .{ * : Will Be On Hi Way — 'p : 49 * ! LyF $o.I CLIP AND SAVE III 10 C 1. I I It ill : 1'i6I%l . 'I Hwy. C B "p Just .OXYGEN County Urban Horticulturist John Mathes. THURSDAY,SEPTEMBERS flower Arrangement class, 7:30 p.m., $12.50 fee. Register Registrar's Office, Seminole Community — U iigr 0 CALL 834-8776 'Seminole Community Coll ege. Sanford KIwanis, noon, Civic Center. Caueiberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2: 30 p.m., Civic Center. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. Vegetable Garden Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, conducted by Seminole 4 I AskGeOrgeC.Hearn Parents Anonymo us, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Cornmunity United Methodist Church. Sa nfori1&minole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building Seminole Lions, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, SR 434 and I-I. Cusdbe Jaycees, 7:30 p. m., The Ba rony. Sanford Optimist, 7 p.m., Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER$ Tennis 0, 7.9 p.m., $15 fee. Registrar's Office, Seminole Community Co llege. Garage sale, 6a.m. to 5p.m., Florida h ospital South, Orlando sponsored by three Florida Hospital Auxiliaries, Transac tion Analysis course begins, 7p.m. Register wi th Seminole Communi ty College Registrar. Home Furnishing I, 7 p.m., eight consecutive Wed. nesdays, $15 fee. Call Leisure Time Program office, Bayport: high 2:17 a.m., 2: It Ill Eveni!~gy Hendd CCC CCC CO C C C C C C C 3222611 ! OCCI COCo C -. CC CCC CCC Co _____________________________________ I Y191,J '•' 'I I ,.l r- i "Preliminary findings by gelantlits Indinate cause cancer In laboratory comoanv -. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Physical Conditioning for Men, 5:154:15 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays through Oct. 26; fee, 815. ftegi rar's Office, Seminole Community College. O&a& Mg Training: Club registration for 10-week basic and advanced classes, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, 2609 S. Fern Creek Ave., Oclando Home Furnishing 1. 7 p.m., eight-week course, $15 fee. Call Office of Le isure Time Program, Seminole Community College. College. (Ciutinued Prim Page lA) provision for legal services. Klwatkowsklsaid that for abed Is to create an In-boone legal $l*,00 the job can bedeneona department. The departineut, Contractual basis. is the amolid codtaxpayerlS,ONayear. which Is presently hi next Kwlatkow,kl, on the other ear's budget for legal serhand. said that a report he ,es. Do recent budget expects to promot en Sept. 14 hearIngs, commissioners will recommend either a legal chopped $40,000 from the department or a contractual original legal requests., J. [.gM Sanford. ' _______ - -. Free blood pressure gals,34 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th a nd Elm, Sa nford. Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p. m., VFW building, 1742. Anonymous, 710 p.m., Florida Power and Ovem pair, New Surface . Rosa L fficks ________________________ SR-419 To Get - CALENDAR Legal Notice 8aOrdMaaA.rresp HOSPITAL NOTES MIAMI (AP) — Three CubanAmerjcan commercial fishermen from Miam i have pleaded guilty to charges of poaching lobster in Bahamian waters and have been fined a total of $2,000, the Bahama New Bureau says. Capt. Juan Rayes, his son Emilio and PhilIlpe Ortega entered the pleas and were fined Monday Magistrate's Court in Nassau, _L Detained beis,C Ships MIAIifl (AP) — The Coast Guard has been making a concerted check these past three days to try to get an idea of the number of vessels entering South Florida without reporting to U.S. Customs as required. Customs spokesman James Dlngfelder said Monday that there is - no standard way of aeepmg track 01 such traffic. He said vessels don't have to register before leaving the mainland and that many fall to report to Customs on their return. e_ winer 10 . e olen rncntary School. etective Jc1v Poole said the .-• the bureau said in Miami. her re dence Into . Lobster Poaching Pleas Filed - $13,000 Fee . - - Freeman Details Ernie Cuwley, chief Impasse issues. negotiator for the school board, But the SEA recently and the school board Is an at. said the recognition Nil J was unfair tide called "recognition," Included In last - year's with labor practice charges .~ PERC, alleging which prohibits the SEA and agreement to back op a PERC Grooms. Individual rightsthat are "Its members or agents" from bargaining regulation that beth violatedUn the matt participating "in . oc4dlen from that, In fact, recognition Is an any forbids Any . negotiations or grievances" as containing both indndional Item which can not be forced to ' arepcesentative of any of the and non4iutructjona ornpioyea arbitration. three unions which contain the "unless a ma jority of each Seminole school system's non- group votes for Inclusion In The SEA said It has sub. milt heavy doctunentatlon on InstnjctjnnJ rsonneI. each unit." this pg (torn the private The provision, which was ____ By not following this sector, where It claims Included In the 1975-76 Procedure and baying Grooms numerous NL.RB (National agreement, sparked con. repcesetd the nonprofieslonal Labor Relaflons Board) troverly lad year after Grooms units anyway, Cowley said, the decisions took part In negotiations en SEA has been guilty of disputes haveIn bargaining held that "an behalf of the non-Instructional "coll .. usion," "subierfuge" and employer may not attempt t bargaining units. The school "breaking the law." He says bargain with respect to a TOM FREEMAN board contended that Grooms, the school board feels the matter exclusively within '... not extravagant' as an agent of the SEA, had matter should be put before the Internal domain of an violated the contract and filed a special mater along with other association or ___________________ union." ____________ grievance against him. But Grooms maintained that when Grooms • appeared to negotiate for noni'utt1onal associations he did so only during non-working hours and thus was acting as a — citizen fl riotto conduct himselfwithtie as he wishe d. The SEA executive board heard the school board's WASHINGTON (AP) With laws, and approval of a defense spending too much an domestic grievance In the matter and election day drawing cler, the spending bill. programs and not enough for rejected It, then refused to gitii Congress Is trying to JI1JfljI4 today from a La - defense. He has vetoed more allow the board to take the Issue plete work on remaining legis- bor Day recess, the Senate was than 50 bills during two years In to arbitration. Stenstrom filed a latin and get home early for a scheduled to resume debate on the White House. court suit against the teachers' full rnon'Ji of capagng an antitrust bill. A final vote on The defense appropriations group, but the lflS.75 contract The priority items remaining the measure Is set for Wednesbill coming up on the floor Inexpired before It could be heard en the agenda include extJo day. cludes a provision designed to and the litigation eventually of the federal revenue'eharing The House isn't due back until leave a final decision on the BI was dropped. program,___________ revlsloqs of the tax Wednesday, when It will take up bomber to whoever Is In the revisions to the Clean Air Act. White House — A Senate-House conference Ford sopports going ahead committee is expected to corntely on the new bomb. piete action this week on tax er. But the defense money bill law revisions. The committee's SEPTEMBER S James C. Connell. Deltona report should reach the House restricts the amount that can be ADMIisIONS Anita M Gault, Lake Mary and Senate for action next spent each month between now Sanford: and Feb. it Mrs. Charles (Linda) Sutton week. Isiah Bradley A key provision of the tax bill & Girl, Catsen The Senate leadership had to Eugenia C. Branan would extend $15 billion In bill- overcome a brief filibuster beMay M. Biwdette vidual Income tax cuts through fore an agreement could be AI ATUD niimrf Chloe Y. Butts icavucu iesi.ing a umejor a U---William A. Cowan • The congressional leadership nal vote on Jie antitFint bill. Thomas iau Is aiming for adjournment by The measure Is designed to Ned Shoemaker Moaday'. high It today's low Oct. 2, a date that would give strengthen enforcement of antiJudy F. Tabor 74. RaInfall: LU inches. Partly members of Congress a full trust laws and would permit Christopher Willette cloudy through Wedeesday with month to campaign before the state attorneys general to sue Rhoda Saeld, DeBary mainly afternoon and evening Nov. 2 electIon, for triple damages In federal Martha McCullough, Deltona thundershowers Llkely.Hlghs In The overwhelmingly Demo- courts on behalf of conswners. Dixie I Packinan, Deltona the low lie, lows In the 70i. critic Congress and Its record After It completes action on the Henry T. Judklns, New Mostly south to southeast winds for the past two years has be- antitrust bill, the Senate Is Smyrna up toll m.p.h. Rain probability come a major issue In Presi- scheduled to take up a bill that Ralph R. Hardin, Orange City Is 00 per cent. dent Ford's campaign. would extend the federal reveWesley Shanholtz, Ridgeley, TOMORROW'S TIDES The Republican President nue-sharing program until Oct. W. Va. has criticized Congress for 1, 19V. Daytona Beach: high DISCHARGES a.m., 3:41 p.m., low 2:00 a.m., anzoru: Z:fl p.m. Rutha I Frisca, Sanford Port Canaveral: high 3:07 - Clerk of the Circuit Court flM - I-. tM -...... Deputy Clerk Publish: Sept. 7. 11, 21, 75 157$ DED-35 Suspects (Continued Fr= Page I-A) Cuban Leader Pledges Aid - Mediator Named School 4 1i description oftheproperty,andft,e names lnwhich ltwu.ssesse,tar, ______ Wife-Respondenl. 151$. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., NOTICE OF ACTION TO; Clerk of the Circuit Court VICTORINA ALAZAS DZIELINSKI By: Thelma L. Scott, 121$ Craton Avenue Mary H. Plgford, 692 NOTICE OF APPLICATION Deputy Clerk FOR TAX DIED Publish: Sept. 7, II, 31, 20, 1q15 New Castle, Pennsylvania estv1ew, CasselbelTy, told 191.21$ Florida Statutes You ar e hereby notified ties. DED-37 IXIlice that the Mustang had NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ttll proceeding Per Dissolution of NOTICE OF APPLICATION I st from Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson the Mar riage Vlncuio has been si (lied FOR TAX 0510 holder 00 the following certificates against you and you are required to I it had been parked with 157.245 lo,se. Statutes has filed said certificates for a tax serve a copy of your written the keys under the seat. deed to be issued thereon. The defenses, If any, thereto NOTICE is HERESY GIVEN, upon fi th th st certificate numbers and years of PetIIIonu,"s attorney, whosi name that Richa rd F. or M1I&ed W. Olson ml issuance, the description of the and address appear below of the Vehicle and the state highway , on or tificates has filed following Ce? property, and the names In which It before October 11th. said certificates 91$ and file tPie tar a ii cruiser extensively p deed to be Issued thereon was atsege are as follows: original thereof with the Clerk 00 darnaged In the accident. Certificate No. 1457 Year of th5 COijrt either before service on The certifica te numbers and years issuance, the description of the Issuance 1,71 Burglary Charged PetItioners attorneys or Im. property, and the names in which It Descrlptloneo Property mediately thereafter; otherwise David Edwin Wain. 22, 6W *i assessed are as followi: SEC 0$ TWP 215 . so r i .- default -.... - Against VU%7 L ad neacn Certificate No. 135$ Year of 30325 ft of s SILOS it o E 0315 ft far the relief demanded in the Issuance $971. NW '. aS SW City, was being held in county 'i. hess Rds). Pititioii. Name in which assessed Description if Preperty Rana Jiiii today In lieu of 0OO bond WITNESS MV HAND and the seal SEC 22 TWP 2I5 ROE 25E N ft Park CorporatIon 00 this Court on the d da y Of 01 burglary and and tany All of said property being In the September. A.D. 1970. 04 S 121.3ftQIE31ON00NE , of SW FICTITIOUS NAMI gr ¼ d County of Seminole, State of (Seal) Notice is hereby given that I am F lorida Name In Which aSsessed G. C Arthur H. B.Ckwith, if. engaged In business at Longwood Sheriff's detective John Poole Two sus pects wanted In Village Shopping Center Weaver Co Basic Land 5 HousIng Unless such certificat. or cur. Clerk 01 the Circuit S.R. Court 31ild Wain was tics, tifica,es shall be redeemed accharged In connection with a convenience 431, By: Jean S. Wilke ccmnectlonwlth aMay Seminole County, Florida, cording to law the property All of said Property being In the burglary store rob ry Florida under the flctitIojs Deputy Clerk name Of be are being descrIbed in such certificate or RICHARD L. MAMELE County of Seminole, State of of a residence en Avery Lane, detained THE VILLAGE OPTICIAN, and In SprngfLe1d, lit, mat Florida. certificates will be sold .to the IIUTCHI5ON & MORRIS F west City. Poole said lighting sheriWsapo I intend to register said name UnI such certificate or curni said today, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, highest cash bidder at the court POST OFFICE DRAWER H 111cttres reported stolen In tiflcat shall be redeemed ac house deer on the 11th day of Oc- 730 North Part Avenue Seminole County, Florida In iC cording to law the property eaklnhavebeenrecoveredby Identities of the suspects cordanCe with the Provisions of the toW.', 17,at1): A.M.SIrifOid. Florida 32111 Dated this 2nd day of September, Publish: Sect.?, U, 21, . described in such certlficat. were InYougators. not immedIately Fictitious Name Statutes. To-Wit: ins certificat es will be said to the DED29 ection$$3.Q, Florida Statutes available. Art hur H Beckwith, Jr., hest cash bidder at the court S Ronald RoItlnoJ,aus house dear on th e 11th day Of Oc, Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanford police arrested John PublIsh, Aug. 31. Sept. 1, II, 21. 1970 tober, 197k, at 11:00 A.M. Dete*tIve Sergeant George DEC-us by: Thelma L. Seott. Hi bertWans1ey,29,la6Sterlj Da t ed this Inc day of September, Deputy Clerk Hagoodof eSernujo th le County Co urt, Sanford, on a circuit 197k Publish: Sept. 7. 11. 21, n. 197$ NOTICITOTHI PUBLIC NOTICEOFSH1RIF.SSAL, co urt warran t charging Sheriff 's Department Notice Is he?eby given that Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN DEO-33 By: Thelma I Scott, Public Hearing will be held in the ootlng a building and Sieded tOtriVelto flXIisto that by virtue of that curtain Deputy Clerk -----------------------City CommIs, Room, City Hall, Publi retrieve ile who are Writ of Execution issued out of end Iiriproper exhibition of a NOTICU OF APPLICATION 3511310, Florid a at 1.00 P.M. on sh: Sept. 7,11,21,25 i, undlrthesealof the County of coun wanted FORTAXDEIO In cunntctlon With firearm. Bond for Wansley QED-32 Itlitsday, 3spfember 1'. 1970, to ______________________ Seminole County, Florida, ugon a 191.24$ Florida Sta tutes w-. Sat Consid urday night robbery of the final judgment rendered In the er the following change and set at $LXQ IS HEREBY GIVEN, amendm NOTICE OF APPLICATION Little Food Town store on Bear Aforesaid court on the 25th day of thaNOTICE ent ,0 the Zoning Ordlnnce Juveniles Cha rged t Richard F. or Mildred W. Olson c the City of Sanford, S.minoIe 157.21$ FOR TAX DEED Ike June. AD, l57i.ln that csqtainc the holder of the following curFlorida Statute s n other holiday arrests, entitled, Southern Discount Co., tiflcales has filed sold certificates County, Florida. NOTICEI5HEREBYOIVEN,ba, sb eriff's detectives arrested Retorting ri from RC.i, Rest Plaintiff , us Ned Juno, Defendant, (or a as deed to be cted Richard F. or Mildred in that ineldent, Kim B. issued thereon. Commercial Distri ct to that 01 GC.?, hold er 00 the follo ngW. Olson the which aloresaid Writ of Execution The certificate numbers thi'ee south Seminole Juveniles wi certificates' and years General Commercial District, delivered to me as Sheriff of 04 It3uance, the c$escrlptiori of the Pu, filed said cirtiticales for a Ii. on charges of burglary, petty Jernllo,21,acerkjnt)meatore was ThstprQpefly,It,,d., Lots 6* was d,.a twice In tj sue willis Seminole County, Florida. and I property, and the names In which it deed to be issued thereon. The . tarcony and criminal miNd & 10. Block 1. Palm Terrace certifi ll have levied upon the following was ass essed are as follows: ca te numbers and years of 'AND. in connection with a June I pe et ffl. described property being located in lssu.flce, the description of the Certificate No. 1033 Year of ReiGnIng from SR. I, Seminole County, F lorid a, more issuance 1974 Single Property, and the names in which it isarglary at Spring Lake particularly described as follows, Parn,Iy Residential District, to that was assessed are as Description el Property fol lows: Elc of GC 2. General Comm,rclai One 1573 Chevrolet Pickup Truck, Certificate No. 1771 Year of SEC 3-4 TWP 205 ROE 32E BEG District ID No. CCY243AI$nse, Title No. 200.71. N + 400 ft U Of SW COR RUN That Property drtcribed as I.Jts issuance 1574. 5331$ LXI) ages 12 and 13, were EISl.1 IiN36QftWl5I,ftS MO ,tto OoscflptIei 51 Property 11.13113, Block I, Palm Ter ra,:, being stored at Ratilti & Sons, In BEG relitased to the ClLdOdy of their Sung mere generally described H EIDII01LOf3I ((eta 14335ff) Bit Sanford. Florida. itii in. Name In which assessed Isaac as located Fn Park Estates P5 S Pg Ii at 2307 and 231$ Sanford parents. State Department of Tran- formation available from the Civil Campbell I Luis Mae Campbell Name In which assessed William Avenus Division of t he Seminole County School Vandalized All of laid Properly being in the sportation told county comTbe planned Idle of the P1CPItIy is D. Bridge & Juanita Bridge Sheriff's Department. All of said Property being in ttl• County of Seminole, Slat# of expanded deputies today were rnlssloners today o ffi ll cials wi non-conformlng ci th ,. undersigned as Sheriff of F lor ida, Corn- County of Seminole, State of m.rcal md to relieve the Property estigating vandalism begin resurfa ng SR-419, e Seminole County. Florida, will at Florida. Unless such certiticate or cc.' 00 1131% confCrming tonIng rmday at league Middle highway between Sanf ord and 11:00 A M. on the 25th da y of Sip- tIEicales shall be redeemed ac cLausificatiun. Unless such certificate or cur tener. A. D , 1970, offer for sale and Cording to law the property ool, Sand Lake Road, Forest Oviedo within the fled $eT03'al sell Ilficates shall be red eemed ac to the highest bidder, (or cash, described In such cer tificete O All parties in ,'.?disi mist Cititani cording to law the properly thai resulted in bucks'ta days. Commission Qialrman subject to any and au existing ieins, Certificates will hi sold to tie shIll hai. in opoo -li,nity to hi described in such certificate or tlroseu from the roof Mike Hattaway said the county At the Front (West) Doer 01 the highest cash bidder at the court heard 01 saId tIHrtl. By ursr of the Planning and certitucates will be sold to the County Courthouse in house door on the 11th day of cc'Wgtiest bidder at the court hj ubimilding,spLatteringover has awaited resurfacing 01 the Seminole Z.ining Commisiicn of the City 0 door Sanford, Florida, the above tober, 151$ at 11:00 A.M. On the 11th day of October, ISiS frOflt of the school. I1nfrq, Florida this third Clay aewnd MU of the highway for described personal property. . t M. Dated this 2nd day of Septemtuer, s.item, itie 01 11:00 eplily Pdggy McLellan said tour yur.. It said That sale is being m.de Ia 1570. $106,000 Doted ttuls 2nd day of September' Arthur Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. otpsl John Angel ash.jat.erJ proJ'ict. The route Is heavily satisfy the terms 09 said Writ 00 in'. Chair man Clerk of tie Circuit Court Arthur H. Beckwi,h, Jr age at $400. trasreled as a scenic route to City of Sanford .iofsi E. Polk, Sheriff 8y: Thelma L. Scott Clerk of the Circuit Court Planning afld Zonng MotorRuwe8t,ka Florida Seminal* County, Florida Technological Deputy Clerk By: Thelma I Scott Commiis Publish Sept, 1, Ii. 21, 25. iPio nJJd Griffin, 19, *1 Unive.ty. Pubilu, Sept 7. II. 21. 25. Itli Deput y Clerk Publish Sh't, 7 ICfl DED2S OEO3O Publish. Sept. 1, II, 21, 25, 197$ OEDO DED3I atrol I CwL ACTION NO. ,s.isc.ai.a a juiio*,: Certificate NO. 2121. '(soC Of NATIONAL HOMES ACIss uanc e $571 _____ CEPTANCE CORPORATION Plaintiff, Teusde, Sep9. 7, $7..M (Citd Preen Page 1-A) lobb,W sans former Dole aide an illegal cainpaigo contribution ___ _____ want leadership which will plen for toady grvth toward feilai In im.____ his c date aimed canceled ida ieipuatice when he learned ploymet" Dole rthwgd a saiW dataineg showing that he and fda Dole andi was going to be there.___ Independent pr'4-'11a1 cencidate Eagen, McCarthy halt wife paid S$SO In federal income taxes lad year en co'bhwd denounced plamtobic,Ial, only the pr.iMamflaj candiditsacd the Powell said Carter kept his clYvnjbflnd to attend the race only Inceme o searly$O after finding out that Sen. Strom Thurmo,4 R-&C., bed fli,, .Thslr net worth vu lided en more then two major parties In forthcomIng tal.,lasd debates. Preenred the race Organizers to Invite Dole. a flveminute s.di prepared en a paid pol*iral bruo&aal 11'theth Dole hen taken a leave of absence from her poet as a en In NBC4'V toilgtd, McCarthy charged: Powell accused Dole of exhibiting manners and bud tate" member of the Federal 1acle Commission for the caxn Ign for showing i at the race. Carter later declined "I can h11hlpats a time when Duiiocrda end Repnt4kwi will to adept POwell's While Dole and Carter were watching the dock carP111 race, be the oily language, but he noted that his own Invit ones allowed even to vote hi presid4lal eIecliosw, ation to the race was Mondale was riding In en antique car his Labor Day long-standing. parade with independents effectively ezduded. This Is not altogether Dole made appearances two weeks ago en Carter's heels hi through Barberton, Ohio, a rubber lnthutry town near Akron that different from the practice In CnimId corles wher, the Is a bentlon of the Democratic party. Seattle and Des Mobiles, Iowa. of the party pick the candkbaea, lay out the plathrm, Mondale ripped into the Ford administration and the GOP, andmembers then allow the rut of the people to 1y1vv* what they have Dole said at a rally in Florence, S.C., that "we take the South declaring that "when receMion loomed In W74, they proposed a clone." serIosly. We want the Southern vote." tax Increase when a cut was needed. We want leadership that He also again denied a report that a former Gulf Oil Corp. cares about th human In other doreknents, primaries are befog held today, In e cut of economic m maageun We Arizona, Florida, North Daketa and Coimecticut — - Ambulance Crash Boosts Florida's Death Toll liP tificatus Mall be County 00 Seminole, State of Florida. If ca .J . DieciOp$foa i Properly OCTIPNeeIPTNSIPV SEC 07 TWP 215 ROE 315110 liselag Nsra, k.Nm Fl. Dole: .We Take The South Serious ly__ that Richard F.orMiIedW.Olson tow holder of the following cer. 1flc010 Na filed said certificates 1W • as died POW Issued thereon. I The certincste numbers and yews of Issuar4to the desciIptNd of the property, and till IIWII$ In which ii THE IISNTUNTH JUDICIAL numbenand yeanof Issuance, h, DeIcrIPfheldPrr5y SEC 2ZTWPZ)S ROE 19I Nson Drive, Yorest Kissinger May Undertake :•. '! idi.rdF.èMI*IdW.OtiOfl ill Piofoir of ffi ___ 0 ' Of cers said bo ALD - ' NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN. __ NOTICE IS HEREBY GtVlN Dated mis 2nd day of Siptem ldgiest cash bidder It the caust Labsr Day was the occasion for the dedication of a house PMr on She 11th day of Oc. "7'. new park on Trout Lake, Cauelberry. The park was Art hur H. SICkWtth, Jr., NOTICE * APPLICATION It 11:5$ A.M. Clark of the Circuit Court built by Fourdee Inc., detonic Dated MIS 3rid diV II lopNmbii. FOR TAX DUD By: Thelma L. scott 197$. PheiMa statuses manufacturer for the exclusive use of employee, 191.245 Deputy Clerk NOTICE Is HERESY GIVEN, ArthUr H. IeckWIffi, Publish. Sept.7• I'. 3E 19. 1570 their families and guests. Participating In the event, thiS Ridilid F. or N11W W. OIfl a.a of ml circuit Court the holder of me following BY: Thelma L. Scott, which also Included a company picnic, were mica... NOTICE OF APPLICATION ' . has Plied said certificates Deputy Cwk FOR TAX DIED Fourdee president Ron Worswlck (left) and Fr for a tax deed to be MUMthereon.Publish: Sept. 7.11,11,19. 197$ sn.t* Florida Statutes utes Certificate . rs and years DID3 Robert Ihiefeld of Emmanuel Episcopal Ch urch, 00TheIssu NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, ance, the description of the Orlando. The ribbon officially opening the park was Deroffly Smithson the holder - the names In which It ______________ the following certificates has fiNd cut by City Councilman Sal Orlando. ( Herald Photo was aesiued are as follows: said certificates era tax _deed to Certificate No. 1397 Year by Jane Casselberry) . Issuan ce mt IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE Issued thereon. The certifIc EMPLOYE PARK ieen olen rhere VVC Dated 01 Winter Park, Orange County, Florida, August 2nd, 1976. Publish. Aug. 17.24 21 55 7 DEC-82 '' poiy**osso 1915* 1011111111`611111 $Si$eWs certificates will be sold to the FOURDEE OPENS WASHINGTON (A?) — The government is requiring states and localities to limit their use of federal civil defense funds to preparations for nuclear attack rather than for natural disasters such as floods, hurri. The newrequirement Is a change In emphasis from the approach Instituted In May 1912 by then-Defense Secretary Melvin Laird, which called for dual civil defense planning covering both natural disasters and nuclear attacks. w - New CD Requirement Issued m.es and tornadoes. for Seminole County, receipt proof of of the publication this to wit: FLORIDA POOL ~ which we are engaged In Inisiness t 133 Candace Drive, In the Louisville Schools Open Of Protests Air ,• pursuant *to the Name Statute," Chapel, "Plc?fllo.* arid Cool wo,lcao,*P,UC*Tlea :: I NOTICCOPAPPUCATION r- - '-" '1 . : I I C _____________________________________________ J i l ,, F'4',. t'fi ' ,1c.... -, 1.. - I. p l .- 4 - - .- - -. �U Evening Hemid Uvhig with a kFtchaan take. anme Ithii mule. Esp. Uyoa we the only who ban. ft reqairsa a pad dual of pM1sna and a comidergk anload of Imag1nI sines psoe are siriithrw, e, ° ''i Y°"e taken sp COuVU.k4 With thin air. And there's always the danger that the met In white cods may *ow içetddespanutonyota. IlifilW Bot Timothy Doelsy, the 1SI.yser.old Isprechaim whotomed sp at myhose lad week, tries to make as pmuthis. He initches only aided esnoads of food at Inner, sad keep. Ma voice down durIng 1Me.uight renditions of O r "When Irish Eyes An Lately, he has taken to reading the newspapers and watchIng television In an effort, he says to catch up on the seeds of the day. . lock events, He tiss a progioia appetite ByAUDIZMURPIIY but adelts to haythi difticuky And he freqaeidly celthi that the actions ci rnazkjj4, especlaUy politicians, u reported In the media are too faidadic to be The other day we were discussing the Mars probes now on the surface of that planet. N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cods 305.332.3811 or &31."93 Tuesday, "It woaid be pretty ezclthtg If they fotend ,Id.nce of life ep there," I said. 'Not likely," he commeged. "Why, Tim, don't you believe the possibflJy sash that life may aid elun. in the tmJy, Around Sept. 7, 176-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor Hiiw Delivery: Weik, 5$ cents; Month, 12.40; 8 Months, $14.20; Year. 040. By Mail: In Florida same as home deli%'ery. All other mall: Month, 12.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. W Nuclear Energy Safe, Efficient ..._J .. .a..12.L... & AI._ MAY CROMLEY do n't Strangely, the only method for producing energy to -7, FAIR-WAY TRANSMISSION, INC. - "Lit Us Treat You The FairWay" Ph.323.7)62315950.0? oDr (Hwy 17.92) ksferd Most people plan ahead for major events and expenditures, realizing that many things are lust too important to be lift to chance, Jim McElv.,n, manager of Argument Programs PALMS DRIVIN• RANGE L( il 1 $ Hwy. 17.92 Longwood d 131.08i3 ! Off • Mark WASHINGTON In his claodc defense of hignan freedom, "The Coatitidlon of liberty" (University of Chicago Press —1*), the I$74 19 whiner of the Nobel Prize In economics, Dr. Friedrich A. Von Hayek, writes: "Most people. have so little r,11' 4"n of what has happened that they din ssppo rt the of In beud that they are drngg1thgkr'freedomo(usodation,'whenths term has In fact lost its meaning and the real isi h as become the freedom of the Individual to Issue Join or not to Join a union." The Most Rev. Andrew J. McDonald, bishop of On Catholic diocese of little Rock, Ark., Is the kind of person Dr. Hayek has In mind. And what ______ in °p to say bears close minhtatlon this Labor Day seaso In the current issue ci the AFI,CIO'i "American Federatloald" magalne, Bishop McDonald makes what he calls the ethical and moral arguments against right-to-work laws, which he delinea as acts which forbid "an sinployertoreanemployetobea msmber of a uolonasacond1uonforoInIngorretag .4, employment." These laws, the bishop feels, are . "moeaiiy reprehensive" for several reasons: First, the phraseology Is deceptive, cloaking the "reel PurPose" of these laws which is to enforce further restriction., on "imlon activity" a "prevent wcckersftnjn building strong and stable unIons." Secoticify, while tIi"argsnnent that cornpulsory wiloclmt infringes as Individual liberty is "superficially attractive," It Is ,In reality dangerously false" because "American freedom has never been absolute or anarchic." 11 from competing agencies, with picayune req irenents that can cod million s and leave then dashing In one direction on Monday and the expanded energy productionmakea big thing of the opposite direction a week later. This can mean fear that nuclear reactors might "explode" or Jung entire projects, throwing out or coinexperience a "core melt" With a resultant release pletdy revising expensive staff work. of radioactivity; this despite the fact that eminent In nursing homes, for example, federally nuclear scientists, among them Dr. Edward Teller, tflWoied requirements may sometimes mean have shown that the "explosion" of a nuclear tearing down walls for no known medical reason. reactor is an utter impossibility and that the Some programs operate b regularly arrive six months late, with a Possibility of casualties from a "core mel t" has Provision that the federal govanment win not be been reduce to almost the vanishing point by a responsible for money spent In the interim. series of highly sophisticated and repeated backedNoting what the governors have to report Is a CapIe up safety features. depressing experIence: But, even here, the enemies of nuclear — The U.& Department oft.aborrequfrul4o 4 ct are not consistent Were they both sincere in their different types of reports from the Ohio Bureau fears and coneMent the voicing of those fears of Employment Services, most monthly. — The Corps of Engineers and the Federal they would oppose the use of nuclear reactors Highway Administration require separate, anywhere inU world. paradoxically does duplicate hearings on the same coictruction Patl.nts RsIafIv.s Thank not appear to be the case. Their fears of reactr projects. "explosions'" Or: "Ore meltg" appear to bt u o,egaJ 'assessmentspiu,,d a by 'EdttOr: reserved for nuclear energy plant construction In one—Envfr federal office often are rejected by another. We are new to this area, having this country. Worse yet, regulations from the Environmental bought our time In July. On July 13, A case in point was provided by the recent ProtectionAgen cyare isisdatt rue0f1 Mother (Mrs. Helen Babcock) was announcement by the U. S. government that the 770 a year, more than one for each working day. rushed to Seminole Memorial Hospital sale of nuclear reactors manufactured in this Each must be screened In each date to deterby ambulance. country to Israel and Egypt has been approved by MIN It It conflicts with local law, whether We can not forget the kindness they date has the ability to comply, WhCtliT the State Department and will be conswnmated showed Mother in the emergency room. can be met and what inlplsiflsiltltlon When the agreement has beei signed by the deadIin We didn't know anyone. Mother was Ill will co president and approved by Congress. Given th e and we had no family doctor at the This screening alone costs Wisconsin about time. Dr. Thomas L Largen, Dr. intensity of oppositions to the construction of p0,000 a year. The cod of making the necessary Charles K. Harmon, and Dr. Pedro nuclear power plants, one would think that an- revisions in a state's code may run an additional Bachrach were called In. txnmcement would have been followed by a storm $400,000 a year. Staff thus employed is We can not thank these doctors of prot est from ecologists and environmentalists, diverted front enforcing the regulations, enough. These doctors operated on But, there has not been even a peep of protest from - " - - •. ---' . Letter To The Edit o r f SMH Staff .I -. - -- - Mother and she Is alive only because of their great skill and kindness. SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Quality Education ma / . . We thank all the staff. The service at ele Memorial Hospital Is great, and Without that service Mother would never have made a good rcovery Mother is home now, attended by a nurse from the Bay Area Home Health Service. All these people deserve a vote of thapks. 2427 HOLLY AVENUE THRU SCNOOL.AQEI a il F m y!!i IOPP 25th 51'. UNINO WIRN DIXIR) I45AM.t.IP.1K 323-7511 2024711 KINS AUTO CIMU OH 7 —~ - 1111111111111111"` W.— ) ~ $15'. I (*1 N / -I C RISTIAN HENVIRONMENT IStrong Academics . Small Classes 4. ides K.io 1492 Providen ceMoscenskj Boulevard Deltona I3 _____ ~ - NS PHONE 323-3432 YALE by Modern Metal 1800 15°' Optical Singl,.vipjon white glass lens.,, lPardeMd. From $ Corne in and check ..r price Is, bCk.t,.5CNO.I,losses. YSlll be pleasantly svr,ris., Fashionable Framn also linens alec li * Master Charge avail able. ia*Amsrlcard Layaway Available Fairway shopping St RVICI 2"R solI0AY.puIDAt Hallam Kathy's IJulques & Sons Garage MACRAME • CEIAMKS . GIFTS COMPLETE LINE OF SUPPLIES 17.92 a, Lake Ave. Individualized instructions Through Our FREE Macrame Classes MON..SAT-. 04 and TUES. EVENINGS 2004 FRENCH AVE., SANFORD Ixeis T. Pizza Net) 323.7451 Ask About Our Design Service MC.BAC - IfWrF L IS JFS OR MORE CLOSE OUT WIIU TNIY LAST SALES V. 17-92 9x12 Vinyl Reinforced Rugs by M1flnigfø. CASSILIERRY Only 20 lift to choose from MacTAVISH DISCOUNT CARPET "CALL MAC ON THE CARPET' 1218 S. French, Sanford 322-9104 CUR I C;~t pp "where your friends are" 24 Hour Nursing Care For Private Patients — VA — Medicaid Out Patient Therapy 919 E. 2nd St. Sanford, Fla. r.ugene ann svaiiy tiallam show off one of the features of Hallam & Sons truck repair service — the Ph, 3224707 OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. — RON'S TIME SERVICE Tei.pboe. 277-8481 FACTORY AUTHORIZED TIMEX ® SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. Orlando, Fla. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER DUDA AUTO PARTS AND { OVIEDO TRACTOR CO 0 ALE 0 frA' ) ti I —14 M Pooh 43ó "I put that truck together part of the family!" repair business. So they left a myself," said Walter Hallam, If a major towing job isn't good friend in charge up north pointing to the huge tow truck needed, a radio .dispatched and put with HALLAM & SONS & service truck can be on its way opening dow n new roots here, up a shop on Park DAUGHTERS on the side. "I in a matter of minutes. "We'll Avenue in Longwood. Their needed something big enough to fix anything except automatic roomy faciity is 2 blocks down do t he lob ." transmissions. Big diesels, Park Avenue, which Is one The truck stands ready 24 cars, trailers. Pick-ups — block west of the Hwy. 4,14 and hours a day, six days a week to name it and we're ready to OU o. 427 intersection. tow any size truck into We also do truck frame repa rs But there's no need to know HaIlams garage in Longwood and alterations — add an axle, the location If an emergency for service and-or repairs. Gas take one oft, what have YOU." arises. Just call 8306597 or, or diesel, both are specialties of It's hard to believe after hours, 365-5719 any day the Hallam family. Hallam's work with truck that ar.d except Sunday. Better jot down And family business is truly auto repairs dates back the word for Hallam & Sons. 1940', Walter began to the those phone numbers and tape Walter has had 33 years ox. working first for a early, them to your dash board. major There's no telling when Hallam perience in truck repairs — all trucking firm In Illinois. 8. Sons will need to come to the makes, all sizes, all kinds of Eventuallr, he had his own problems. Eugene Hallam has business there, building up a rescue. — ADV. been working with his father for faithful folwing because of the seven years. And Waliy is up to quali ty of his work and his his elbows in motors learning willingness to go wherever and the buslnes from his father a nd Whenever repair service was brother. Mrs. Hallam takes needed. after hours emergency calls at A visit to Seminole County their home in Oviedo. And the last winter Convinced the daughters? "Well, they don't Hallam family that this would repair the trucks, but they re be a good place to Start a OW •.. - AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES LAWN a GARDEN - EQUIPMENT PH, 3653245 wrecker "Big enough to do the job"! Oviedo - VETERANS I - %I - BERRY'S WORLD 173ft REPAIRS 1306397 Con. - NOJI$-.4,35.$,$ P.M. ', For Competition - STATE FURNITURE Thirdly, "sound moral leachIng" says that for the "cosnmoi vod of the bidustrfaj coinmunity."a majority mot rule an am union Shop Otherwise, "the powerless are left to the mercy or benevolence of the powerful." Killing ? PIL 321-7411111 HALLAM & SONS GARAGE True freedom must be "conjoined to the common good." Therefore, despite the fact that in the nearly 50,000 elections Involving more than six million workers, over half-a-million hidivIdls did not vote In favor of the union shop, the rights of these persons are to be brushed aside. They simply don't have any, as far as the bishop Is concerned. Mr.. and Mrs A. Exteler lidolin AN Sunshine State Mortuary, oftelopmg VON I mil S,vUe located One block off $R46on uws Airport Boulevard in Sanford, ` loomist ead Psil.. as prkft would like to see people apply this same philosophy to plan. AUTO GUAM fling for death before It happens. Sitting down and agreeing on what services will be desired or needed In an atmosphere devoid of the strain and emotion from a death that has lust occurred is a sensible idea — one that should be considered by all families. HORMEL WESTERN 4 One essential factor in I Planning aht.r.d is toh.eall the facts at hand. Provkllng this C UTt A41ANATPED I Information is one of the most FOR FREEZER valuable services that Sunshine Located State Mortuary performs. Jim mica on s, iii Seeth on Sardea Dr.. Rest on McElveen is particularly mcs.e.i ag. Near 1192 Sftft knowiedgbl, about veterans I Side Of Saafert ,— and social security benefits We le accept feed stamps available for funeral and burial expenses. He outlines these Planning ahead with professional counselling Is an Important part of the service E PRICES FOR ALL' 1111111111irmilifto 01I322.1M Offered by Sunshine State Mortuary. briefly as follows: The Veterans Administration will allow a veteran a $250 son's earnings. The maximum for meeting the financial making the burial allowance and desired a $150 allowance is a lump sum responsibilities of death. burial plot allowance. lf the arrangements for services and plot payment of $255. However, it Jim will also give expert burial. IS already owned, the $150 may may be less. The death benefit counselling when remains are TRUCKSa, TRAILERS be applied to the funeral ex. payment must be filed for to be shipped for burial in Sunshine DIESELAGAS pe tue. The veteran Is entitled to under the State Mortuary 0 deceased person's another city or state. Too often, offers a full tine of services a flag to drape the casket and a social security for SMYIcE CAW number, even people who have made burial consideration: Church, tombstone or marker. If burial though they have been plot arrangements in their graveslde, ALL VEHICLES shipout and Is to take place in a national drawing othermay benefits under a family cemetery forget that cremation. JDAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY RADIO DISPATCHED cemetery, transportation cost spouse's number, many details must be taken 13 Years in fro besliwse EMERGENCY: 345-Pit of the remains is paid by the A veteran may qualify for care of In the Why not plan ahead for the place they are V.A. only if the veteran's death both V.A. and occurs in a V.A. hospital, benefits totalingsocial security living at the time of death. inevitable and make things sass. 5e the Sunshine State mortuary is easier when death occurs? Jim Serv Ice- connecfed veterans can Sunshine State Mortuary ad on 261 PARK AVE., LONOW000 thoroughly experienced in will answer questions and qualify for $600 burial this page for costs of the handling Lift øN Hwy. 434 the preparation and discuss details at any time, so Just well of Hwy 427 allowance, but most veterans' various services available, shipment of remains and the phone him at323.9O30or stop b benefits total M. y Knowing what funds are filing of necessary papers. Jim the Sunshine State Mortuary at Social security death available and what costs must McEiveen will work directly 503 Airport Boulevard, i block benefits, are based on a per. be met allows sensible planning with the distant funeral home in off S.R. 46, in Sanford. — ADV. ' This Is an "obvious form of paternalism," which the "signs,-the4ünes In the name of which WASHINGTON — Maui mobster John Chicago godfather Sam Glancana, to So Jack Ruby was ordered to eliminate social Justice and human dignity" say must Roselli may have taken the secret of the John F. deal with Trafficante. Oswald, making It appear as an act of reprisal cease. (Reprinted with permission from Santa Ana Kennedy assassination with him to his death. He As Roseth's associates tell It, he persuaded against the President's killer. At least this Is how Register) Well, now. If ever I have heard the voice of was brutally murdered a few weeks ago, his Giancana that It would be to their advantage to Roselli explained the tragedy in Dallas. hacked-Up body stuffed into an oil drum and win the good will of the CIA. Convinced, Glanpaternalism, it is the arguments of Bishop There Is no proof, of course. But there is some McDonald. Aside from revealing tha( he knows dumped Into Miami's Biscayne Bay. cans flew dow to Floilda to make the corroborative, circumstantial evidence. It has very little about the princi Before he died, Resell hI,cded to associates preliminary arrangements. ples of Individual been established, for example, that Oswald liberty that this country was founded on, the that be knew who had arranged President He was In the middle of these delicate visited the Cuban consulate In Mexico City two bishop seems to be totally Ignorant of the Kennedy's murder. It was the same con- dealings, incidentally, when he learned that his months before the dreadful day in Dallas. An voluntartsm has played hi the founding of role the The Pentagon is favorite target of Congressional critics of spirators, be suggested, whom he had recruited favorite girl friend, sinter Phyllis McGuire unjustified spending. , had informant named Sylva Duran first stated, then trade union movement In this country. earlier to kill Cuban Premier Fidel Castro. developed a romantic attachment In Las Vegas denied, that she had overheard the Cubans speak But only an intensified effort by a handful of opponents By Resell's cryptic account, Castro learned to comedIan Dan blocked a congressional attempt to push through a bill that could allowing thepersons right to Rowan. Enraged, Glancana to Oswald about assassinating someone and had refuseTo to argue join athat labor union, Individuals even It these the Identity of the underworld contacts In wanted to fly straight have cod the taxpayers as much as $Z million annually In to Las Vegas and end the seen them sup him some money. Havana who had been trying to knock him off. He romance. excessive military moving charges. are Intothe minority In a given work force would Several key CIA officials believed that Castro lead believed, not altogether without basis, that an archy, Is absurd. Such a statement is at It But Robert Maheu, who had recruited Resell was behind the Kennedy assassination The Defense Department has proposed a new competitive President Kennedy was behind the plot, . Two days odds with our entire heritage, our Declaration of bidding system for Its overseas freight contracts, which lad for the CIA, talked Glancana out of It by offering after the shooting, the CIA cabled from Mexico Independence, The Cuban leader, as the supreme Irony, to bug Rowan's hotel room and promising the City that Ambassador Thomas Mann our Bill of Rights and our Conyear Involved 96 firms and $20 million In billings, Pressed by felt the stitLition, all of which decided to turn the tables and use the same angry mobster a full report stress the worth and the lobb1stj for shipping firms, Congress was prepared to pass Soviets were too sophisticated to participate In a crowd to arrange Kennedy's assassination, dignity of the freedom Individual his right to the legislation retaining the present procedures under which an Once Glancana and Traffleante set It up, direct assassination of the President but that the widest possible of and choice. according to Resell's scenario. To save their Resell used the Havana underworld to plot Cubans would have been stupid enough to recruit unsucces.dul bidder can share In the business by agreeing to skins, the plou?rstinedp LA- H3ry.yosiJ Lrieel the low bid. Cnztro's emLe. At flg, they tried to plant Oswald. As J.C. Gibson, a member of the Illinois Bar, pull the trigger. has argued before the ABA's Section of Labor poison pills, supplied by the CIA, In Castro's The incentive to hidden to shave cods is nil. It has also been established that Jack Ruby Resell could never be pinned down on names food. The pills would have made It Law: appear that he indeed had been In Cuba and had connections In or details, It was also difficult to assess "W whether died of natural causes. When this failed, snipers the Havana underworld, One CIA cable, dated the considerations favoring complete he knew what he was talking about or whether he were dispatched to a Havana rooftop. Th freedom for the individual ey were November 23, 1963, reported that "an American himself without coercion whetherto or determine not to Join a for • merely described what he thought might have caught. happened. Certainly there Is no real evidence to gangster.type named Ruby" had visited Santo union are weighed against those asserted on the The word reached Roselli that some of the Trafficante in his Cuban prison, other side, the balance Is Inescapably hi favor of support Resell's dory. But there are enough plotters had been tortured and that Castro had Roselil was questioned about the Kennedy curious circumstances to justify telling It. Here learned about the whole operation. rights." assassination behind closed doors by the Senate are the fascinating highlights. The CIA called off the Resell operation In Intelligence Committee. The In recent months, the courts have moved In transcript Is pn March, 1963, but recruited a Castro associate damped "Top Secret" The ruggedly handsome Resell We can report, however, Precisely this direction. boyaz* mobster with underworld named Rolando Cubela to murder Castro. tat that Roselil did not tell the senators the same Writing In the "Amerj Havana, was recruited by the Central Ftjj" In an impromptu, three-heir interview with story that he had confided to associates. He said magazine 53 years before Bishop McDonald's thtellig,nc, Agency i i to Associated press reporter Daniel Harker, Castro It was his opinion that the plot against Castro had article, Samuel Gompers, the founder of the Castro. He had no authority, however, over Indicated that b kncw about the attempts on his backfired and that Castro had arranged for American trade movement, declared: underworld elements In Havana. life and warned that U.S. leaders also might not Kennedy's death. But Resell dressed that this of They were under the loose control of ThIIIJJS be sale. That was September 7, 1963. "The only difference between a free man and was merely his own speculation, According to Roach, Castro enlisted the Mafia chieftan, Santos Trafficante. a slave Is the right to sel or withhold his labor Sens. Richard Schweiker, R.-Pa. same underworld elements whom he had caught Baker, R.-Tenn., Indicated that theyand bling enterprises In Havana Howard This precious right mustit be k believed andpower. guarded agaia.et all Invasions. Li of greater cherished t, plotting against him. down by castro alter the 1969 revolution, They supposedly were Roselli was holding back Information. But the Trafficante had been lodged for a period In a Cubans from the old Trafficante organization, mobster insisted he could give them nothing but value titan all other purposes or ends." Working with Cuban intelligence, they allegedly his opinion. Abraham Lincoln put It another way: Cubanlailanindinitythatdlcin'tendearCajtro lined up an ex-Marie sharpshooter named Lee to him. Footnote: Asto the GIancans episode, Maheu "We all declare for liberty, but In using the Harvey Oswald, who had been active thtbeprn- refusedeonunent. .after Tcantemsdejt back to his 14 A spokesman for Rowan said larneword wedo not all mean Castro movement, thing. he and Miss McGuire were "Just old fr1cn.b. haunts, he left part of his organization behind hi With some, the word liberty may mean for each According to Resell's version, Oswald may Therewan trom ."Mlssbkulrhj flt to do as he pleases with himself and the Havana. Someo(his henchmen even managed to have hotKennedyorm yhaveacledasadecoy not be reached. On Roel]1's tale of the (J&an Product of his labor; while WIth Others, develop contacts In Castro's Inner circle. These while Others ambushed him from closer range. connection, David the same were the people Resell wanted to use to knock When Oswald w Belie, Assistant Counsel of the Werd may mean for some men to do as they picked up, Resell suggested, Wa Qwngnti1on, said he believed Jack Ruby please with other man off Castro and the product of other the underworld conspirators feared he would was "not conspiratorially involved." But Resell didn't have the Mature Inside He said he flien's labor," crack and disclose Information that might lead knew of on direct evidence of domestic or foreign Mafia to make the necessary arrangements with to them. This almost certainly would have conspiracy In the assassination Thus, In the strictest definition of the sxda, of Pr ident hIhop Trail leante. So Resell called in his patron' the brought a massive U.S. crackdo wn on the Ma McDonald's arguments are un. i Mafia. 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Apparently, it is all might to export the product of American technology and know-how for the benefit of people in foreign lands, but verboten to use it for the benefit of the American people and bridging of the energy sap. 21 $ 'I which the opponents of expanded energy production do not voice opposition is that of solar energy and this, of all the methods possible, isthe one means, given the current state of the technology, which shows almost no promise of bridging the energy gip wilhin e time frame demanded. The United States needs expanded energy WASHINGTON — Though no remedies have production now, not at some uncertain time In the appeared, much has been made this pad year the cod to coniomers in excessive, nitplcklng, distant future when solar energy scientists have dsve regulation of manidactiring gotten around to perfecting the technology to the and extent required to make It economically feasible. Now state governors are up In inns against With respect to nuclear energy, aside from what some of than believe Is a bureaucracy rim their opposition to their forms of energy production amuck, such as off-shore drilling for oil and natural gas, They're beset, they say, with conflicting rules - BUSINESS REVIEW. Al d B ureaus Foul Up . r ___ • - ., Pr.par.d By _____ Th Clock upia wis svuuiuuvmusia w me struction of nuclear power plants in this country, as well as most other methods of increasing our es make any sense. _7 Tuiiy, SapI. 710$—IA . ___ With the energy-short situation in this country getting steadily worse, while our dependence upon foreign sotwces for energyjiroducing fuels is just as steadily Increasing, the continuing resistance of (vealag Hera hi, laiford. FL 90. 1 114 1A lflClude,: Fluid Change Filter Cleaned New Pan Gasket se?' "Pihaww," Tim said, "No more than I'd believe Inwdcoensormermajdu." 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But If vau are Inakmna for the Pi*rlaft' bait athletes, kpynureyeond well, that should be the dIfference. . _____________ FOR1' Cli'?- The formula was a ous Jim aleyueedwbendispersing sl fvethail aa(es it Lake B,agley High _______ __ Ipit the best bail caviar, In the beck. field, with the but atMut.s on defense.. _____ .tho.e that were left over played enaa," Haley said the other day hi his offlce,w1flhigtoaecond.guuesMmsel9,bstutIj eapreusing ceidence In Ms system. New spirit abounds down the hallways of Lake Bradley, and having starters has setMngtodowIthftaccorothe new ___ club, and It doesn't best In the fourth quester when the other gay Is getting tired from playing two ways." How good will the Patriots be In 197$? '1's 1*1 a tough one," Riley comes back. "But I can tell you we won't be too bad." Quarterback Is In the hands of Jim MeQailom, a senior treader from Minnesota, where he operated the beek I and pro set fcrm Millions which Raley isplaivonusing here. Dung Caimlngton and Baird Lyons, who could as. varying playing duty, are the - SthultapIayng UVAR en Inclale tackles Andy Brown and David Gait, guards Mike Garlic and Tony Sanchez Plus center Jim Krsmer, The defensive The Is w.lghed by Mark Davis, Randy Larson, Marvin G,lthnkn, Doug Hancock and Keith Prath.r, linebackers we Frank Megahee and Stave iack1,ford, with Randy Jones playing Mounter. Mike Behin, Joim Fuller and Tint Forgo round out the secondary. The Patriots are neither big nor ImAI1 Foo*all Fomck _ 7 ___ SKAIts - M-Evs NeraW, Seaford, Fl. Teeip, Sept. 7, irn ____________________ ___________________________________________ - I) Tommy Albert, Randy Fowler and Edward Aia Cigo Baseball SI San Fran Atlanta 41 Puff -puff 7$ nina . . - nt __ Harness Racing I'mMan Connors: They Have To Beat ' a .:: . slow nor fad. The schedule Is tough with notables like Gainesville, Lyman, DeLind and Seminole standing ott A key could be victory over Apopha In Friday's sesson.opener. A little confidence mixed with all that school pride could be dai.roue IxrediaiL Premeted flb: 6-L :•' ;'j Tl..i.&f .r. iad 7. ti-1A Camonerls. Oak, Baylor, .135 SlY, Oak. 44; paIls.. KC. 43. -;, PITCHING (13 75 .431 75Y, AMIRICAN LEAGUE ATFIRN PARK Saw0y WC.me$l, Mk%. 154 a,wsts 44 most proDwww BYhIAJOIIAIIOSB,HOOPLE to Temp. to engage the Stan Indiana; New York Garland, Bal, 7. adelphIa 303 11.1 .114. Phil 3 Alabama W L Pt,. OS TosI Denials O.tHhs Los Moe$es 7.73 , NY. S. 144 •70S, 3.32 Houston 2 N Devils of Arizona State In a MLeeltalppl. York 53 52 .412 Chicago 5, 51. Louis 1 Leonard. KC. 167, .4N. 3.34 BaIIinoro 71 64 .336 ii'.., national TV edravaganza. We And how about these mat. CIIveIand ,, $ $igo 3 Bibby, CLE, lii. .447. 3.24, Dove Rogers 70 44 .S1S I) Fidrych, D$, 15.7, nnati g, Atlanta i ,, Tam ionde look for Frank KIsh's Sun chic.: Okalaho'na - Van. Boston 65 71 471 is Pittsburgh 5, MOEWFUI 3 233 E.Figueros, NY, 140. Ken Evans ' Jove, friends, this Is the week Devils to bring the UCLANS derbilt; Noire Dame - Pitt- Detroit 63 13 .447 ari Dsileli 31-3635--Il Swaly Resufti 3.05 Tit, Sin. 11-10, 33, 3.01. we've all beenwaltthglorasthe beck to earth Inahnryw4j.g sburgh; Ohio State -Michigan MI 41 73 Ass 21 3631-31--IS Cincinnati L Atlanta 4 STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, cat, Osveoreflier West 31-7441--is nation's major collegiate by a comfortable 35.14 count. State; Oklahoma St. iauis i, Chicago 0, ii In. 740; Tanana, Cal. 330; Ilyl. Jacs. Peote State Kin City 75 57 .311 APADIvisIpe powers imliniber their heavy van, Tex. 152: Hunter. NY. 133: 'a" Then on Saturday the Tulsa; Penn State -Stanford; 73 3 .337 D•V• k Phil a d e l ph i P a l mer 141. , Rat , a 3, New York 1 artifleryl festivities begin In earnest. Purdue - Northwestern- Minnesota 0 '70 .106 11½ RobEfilot i. itt Texas 73 National Laa,on The camonading darts on Herearejlatafewofthe choice Southern Dew 11*'? 35-20-32-43 San Francisco 3.1, San Diego California - CaWornia i is BATTING (310 at bsts)-Mor JhnMaenii 2'-343-41 Thursday evening as the UCLA tid-bits ready for your en- Mlaaowj; 04 Chicago Tennessee Duke; 35 71 .424 21 gan, On. .341; Madlock, Chi, Nee$uolvisleo Los Angeles 1. Houston 0 Bruins, dill floating on Cloud joyment: Arizona vs. Auburn; DetroSatUrdays Ivtts .335; "°"'°"' PM. .336; Grit. IonIat?edavs Texas Tech - Colorado' 303'27'45 M.ay R.s.lts it Nine -heh'b-(oilo,th their' Arkansas - Utah State; Nebraska-Loidslana Milwaukee 0 iei. Cm. .335; A.Otivar. Pr'. Don Fa.wi Pittsburgh State; Chi cago CAN 4. Minnesota 332 Billy Daniels amazing come-from-behind Florida-No. Carolina; illinois Texas 34-35.25-42 31 I.O. Cleveland 6-4 Boston College and 5Ifl RUNS-Rose, Cm, 115: 3631.34-101 ' New York 7, Chicago I Rose Bowl triumph over Ohio - Iowa; New York 43, Bait more 2-4 Michigan - Washington vs. Virginia. gao, Cm . 103; GrIlfey, Cm, 150: Bill 333331 101 San FrancIsco, 1. Atla a 3 State last January, will journey Wisconsin; Minnesota Kansas City 7, Texas 0 Monday, CM, 15; Schmidt, Phi, 54 Louis 3-7, Montreal 1.3 Egad, dear readers, never in California S. Oakland 1 Cincinnati Houston I our long, long association with RUNS IAT7 B D INLos Angeles 4, San Diego 1 Sunday's Results G.Foster, Cm, 113; Morgan, the collegiate grldders have we Milwaukee I, Detroit 6 Todays Games 1111111111111111011.111 101; Watson, Htn, ii; had such a plethora of early Cleveland 4. Boston 3 New York (Matlack 14-0) at Cm, MONDAY USUI.TS Schmidt. Phi, SI; Luzineki. pat, Chicago (Burns 12-12) season masterpieces. And, In Baitimore S. New York St Louis (Rasmussen 3.10) a' ii. Chicago I FIRST - 1. Oteca Mis (John the tradition of Hoople Football Minnesota HITS-Rose. n1I (Stanhouse 5.5), (hot) nez. Att. 10, Cm, 112; ManIa. Texas 3. Kansas City 1 Garvey, LA, 141; BOE (3) 22* 1540, 4.4: 7. Forecasts of years past, we California 3, Oa kland 2 Houston (McLaughlin 3-2 or Griff ey, Ciii, 162; Bucknes', LA, Sandy Doll (1) 4.00, 1.10; 3. Sharon SambIti 7.11 at Cincinnati (Nor- 162. have some astonishing O(a (3) 2.15; 0 (1.2) 31.20: T 1:37:7. MeAdays Results men -• predictions in store for you - MInnesota 3, ChIcago 7 SICOND-1.OreatMartycindy DOURLE$-G.M$ddø,t, Phi, LOs Angeles (Rtioden 11-3) a' CM, 33; John Sirk) (I) 35.00. 13.30. 10.30; 3. Zika har-rumphl Milwaukee 32, Cleveland 2.3 San Diego (Fre4sleben $12), stone.Madloc, ph;. 33; Zisk, PgIi 3); Perkins (1) 12.20. 1.00; 3. Greet Oakland 7, California I. ii in- (n) let's consider first the Big 10 Simmons. SIL, 31; Ross, Ciii, Mw-nail (3) 4.40, 0 (41) IWOO; T flings Atlanta (Niekro 14-iC) at San with a full slate cii tap. We look II. (1-42) IIlO.20; DD (211 144110; 1 FOREST HILlS, N.Y. (Al') rtcanveteran Frew MeMfli,.. 13th, eliminated Kathy for Det ro it 5, Baltimore I 1 Francisco (Barr il-Il). (n) TRIPLES-D.cask, Phi. ii; 2:13:1. Woody Hayes to open this New York 6, Boston S - They're starting only games Scheduled to play 4, 74, 24, 74 In an afternoon Kuykendall 34,6-4,6.3 to Ginonimo. Clii, 10; Tyson, sit., THIRD-11. EN D (John Fllipelii) make nth season as head man at Ohio Texas S. Kansas City i Wedeesday's Games serious tennis at the U.S. Open match. It Into the quarters W1*T I; W.Davls. SD, 5; D.Parker. () .* 410:2. TwIn Jays (I) New York at Chicago State with a convincing 26-14 and that's tine with Jimmy Today's Games 1740.5.00,3. Burns Guy (2) 340; 0 Pgh. 5; Stennett, p, Third-seeded Guillermo Vilas will Likely face Chris Evert. Philadel ph ia at Pittsburgh, win over the Michigan State Baltimore (Garland 15-4) at (3-0) 136.20: 1 (2-I-all) 2110.00; T All, Connors. R.MaIZQSI-, ItIn, p and nlntbieeded Eddie Dibba Qimyreva, tall and Spars Meanwhile, at Ann Detroit (Fid'ych 157). (' HOME RUNS-Kungman, NY, 121:3 "If you're going to beat melt advanced to a quarter-final prettyMiss Cincinnati at Houtcn, (n) Bo?on (Tent 17-IC) at New with long reddish-blonde FOURTH - 1. Judge Floyd 0 $cP,mdt P;,;, 33 G.FOCISI'. Montreal at SI. Louis, (n) -bor. host Michigan will show V"c' Ellis 116, () has to his li 'the first round," showdown ilth straight-eel vic- hair, said ii:: Regun) (11 1110. 7.40. On. . 2. CM, Atlanta at San Diego. 'i hopes to be the the world why your esteemed Cleveland (Brown 5-10) at Cm. Proud Speed (4) S.M. 3.00; 3. said Connors. "That's the way I tories. Vll dispatched Telin- best woman the San Francisco at Los Mg,player In the world, prognosticator Milwaukee (Augustine •). STOLEN BASES- faveras, Navaho Chief (3) 5.10; 0(1-4)46.10: - hak-kaff feel. I think I'm the man to beat ursa anlIa of the Soviet Un- or dose toit, ies. (n) Pgh, 32; Morgan, Ciii. 1 (1-4-3) 115.40; 7 2:11:2. someday. "Tennis rates them No. 1 by rolling over California (Kirkwood 5-10) at now." Kansas City (Pattun 611), (n) ioii 74,6-4, 6-0 and Dthb. wore Is my own job and you can do a fine Wisconsin FIFTH - I. Ace Trump (Dick Brock. SIL, 4$; Ceduno, NM, Minnesota (GoD: 1113) club, 35-6. it Kurtwcrlti) (5) 3.00, 140. 3.20; 3. No one but Connors in the out Rhodesia's CoHn Duwdes- yo 11; Lopes, LA, 44 ur job good or W.I those Texas (Perry 12-12), (n) PITCHING (12 SkiS Ch ip (5) 5.20. 410; 3. DecIsions)fIstround and no one l)eat wellS-i, 6-4, 6-2. do It good. I put pressure on In other Big 10 meetings we Chicago (Forster 7.) at OakAlcala, Ciii, 11-3. .7$s, tu MW Pocket Slhor(4)3.oO;O(5.l)2340, In the fourth round either. ConBoth Vilas and Dibbe are myself." den, LA, 11-3. .754. 2.51 Carton. T (30-4) 333.00; T 2:14. make It Illinois 17, Iowa 14; land (Torn,: 1110). (n) non , strong and aggressive, clay-court specialists who prePhi, 165, .. 3.05 Norman, SIXTH -'-1. Chance Win (Mickey Minnesota 24 , In diana 15, and Wedeesday's Ga mes Cm. 324, .750. 742- Candelaria, Br ides) (3) 440 320; 3. Victory Miss Geidgong overpowered 12th-seeded Vita. fir to stay in the backcourt. Northwestern, 36-26, In a Cleveland at Baltimore, In) Pgh, 143, .737, 3,53 Rally (3) 3.30: 0(3-1) 5.00; 7 (3-45) Detroit at Boston. (n) Gerulaltis Monday ;Light 6-4, 6- Their match could I" forever cerned with pressure. American Lea.e shocking conquest of host Milwauk PgPi, 10-4, .711. 2.14 Zactwy, 10.00; T 2:05:3. at Now York, (n) ee I'm playing well I want to BATTING (310 at bats)Ciii. fl-S. win," Purdue! 3, 6-1 to move Into the quarter- "We have long matches," SIVINTN -1. Dorn Bogle, Doe .706, 2.71 Koosma,,, California at Kansas City, (n) McRae. KC, .340; Carew. Min, NY, ilI (Sea PrOvOSt) (1) 5.10, 1.00, 3.201 3. she said after whipping -. .453, 3,. 44 finals, said Dlbl,s. "We both play Minnesota at Texas, (n) In a regional telecast feature .333. G.Brett, KC, .330; 801B Haven Way (1) 10.00, 3.40; J. STRIKEOUTS-$,ave NY. Francolse DU2T 6-2,6- we see Notre Dame avenging Chicago at Oakland, (n) The straight-eel loss capped a same so It will Just depend on lock, Mm, .326; LeFlore, Del. 202; J.Rictiard, I'fln. r, 17$: Non(4) 2.10; 0 (1-4) '$ 0," But when I'm not playing I 315. bad day for the GeruJajtsfaj. who's playing better that day. tefusco, SF, 355; Koosman, NY, 36.10; 1 (4-14) 76.30; 7 2:05:3. last year's upset at the hands of RUNS-LeFiore, Out, NATIONAL LEAGUE $; 334; P.Niekro, An, 140. EIGHTH - 1. Strong (Dick ly. Sister Ruts was beaten In I'm pleased with my game. I don't think about it." Pittsburgh by taking the Rivers, NY, $5; R.Whiti, NY. East Kurftworm) (3) 3.10, 740, 2-10; 2. the afternoon In singles and the just have to crack through In only other singles match- Panthers 27.12. The Irish W L Pct. 08 $6. Otis. KC, II; Carew, Miii,, Westerns Si, (3) 13.60.4.20; 3. Mud V two of than were eliminated one of these big tournaments." esThe Pifila POP (2) 3.20: 0 (3-3) 21.00; 1' (2-5-2) $4 32 .615 were third-round contests defense will be ready for Pitt's Pills RUNS BATTED lN-L May, 171.30; 1 2:10:2. from the mixed doubles corn79 55 Sn In women's play Monday, with Mima Jausovec, the - Dorsett this tiem. However, New Sal, 93; Munson, NY. $; Friday's Imelts York 70 .315 11 NINTH -1. W D Baron (H.rs$wII Petition. second-seeded Evonne Goats, year-old Yugoslavian who "Talented Tony" will still give Chicago Buffalo 21, Cleveland 10 63 71 460 21tt Ctiambliss, NY, $7; Reiackson. Sal. So; Mayberry, KC, IS. Chicago 5. Washington 7. St Louis Connors' opponent in the gong had to share the spotlight ousted Virginia Wade, beating a good account of himself. se (3)3.30.3.00:3. Justa Frost 11 3.00; 23 HITS.-GBr$t, KC, 110; Atlanta 26, Green Bay 7 quarter s will be Czech- with 16-year-old Natasha Miss Gerulaltis 6-4, 6-2, 0 (7-5) 17.10; 1 (2-31) $120-60; 7 .7 .311 Now go on with my forecast: Montreal and Carew, Mm. 171; RIvers, NY, St. Louis 31, Kansas City 11 3:35. West oslovakian strongman Jan Chmyreva, the budding Soviet Zenda Uess downing May 171, LeFlore, Del, 166; ChambSaturdays Results Cincinnati so so TENTH - I. De Leon Kim Use, NY, 162. Kodes, who outlasted South At- star. Miss Clanyreva, seeded Hamm 6-4, 6.2. Cincinnati 21, Tampa Bay 13 LOS Ang (Mickey Bridges) (4) 610, 2.40. 2.40; 79 57 .311 Thursday DOUBLES-Otis, ICC, 3$; Pittsburgh II, New York Jets 2. Michele Eden (1) 2.40. 2.50; 3. HOuston 69 71 .153 20 Arizona St. 35, UCLA 14 Rivets, NY, 30; McRae, KC. 6 Nancys Bruce (3) 300: Q (11) 5.00; 30: Lynn. Bin, 39; Chambliss. Miami 20, New weans 7 T (413) 341.00; T 2:05:3. NY. 2$; Rudi. oak, 25. Dallas 26. 01 Houston 30, ELEVENTH - 1. Sumter Beau Saturday TRIPLES-G.Bre$t, ICC. 13; Oakiand 45. Seattle 25 (Sea Provost) (I) 1.60. 340,3.40; 3. 21, Pacific 12 Garner, Oak, 12; Carew, Min. Los Angeles 10, San FranBirdie H Volo (3) 3.20.310; 3. Lusty PITTSBURGH -Mark Roth 10: LeFiore, Del, I; Riven, cusco 3 Arizona 24, Auburn 20 (N) McKlyo (1)3.00; 0(1-3)440; 1 (ISNY. 5. San Diego 14, New York 01- I) 31.00; 1 7:07:3. of Sta ten Island, N.Y., a verI Arkansas 21, Utah St (N) HOME RUNS-G.Nettlss. ants 33 TWELFTH -1. Caroline Calgary aged over 42 games ° g Ai' 11 NY, 23; L.May, 8.1. 21; Bando. Su.ay's iesatss (Fred NIsIsun) (2) 10.40, 7.00, 1.30; 2. Sh the top s ee d for Tuesday's ft., Oak. 21; Reiackson. Bal, 22; Baylor 35, Houston 30 Denver 30. MInnesota 17 Santas Girt (3) 10.10. 6.20; 3. Raac Hendrick. dc, 22. New England 20. Philadelphia (7) nals of the MOM Columbia 300 Texas 20, Boston CL 10 0 (2-5) 53.20: 1 (2-3.7) STOLEN BASES-North, 7 AKRON, Ohio (AP) --Jack air of all the players. It's some- provement. We have most of Kent State 25, 3040; 12:07:1. Open Bowling Tournament, MICh. k Oa , LeF-lore, Del, 31: Eihibitloø Season Bade A Nicklaus says the World-Series thing 'Igr"Icaid aodsda1 the best playçs. 2335; Handle 154.070. .... - McOiflzwi'a primary receivers with Jaim _____ . Al l Gators, FSU As VlInflers ::' 1...~,., ,-, .. .. I... . - bud bbws r, Jr g 4 ___ ____ By Jove I Hoople Picks O M NW. lipusa alternate at tallbeck the primary bs1kaITyhpuft1flncfts Earl Meler Is pegged as the Patriots' best fullback, "But Dean ack3eford doom't know that. ..not from the way he Is playing," mnsed Riley. Duane R'aker and Tommy Whit. are ___ u...&& damififtold David Gist _ - Mike Behan In . ,.. Major League oll L eaders to '7 t 11 we 19 WIMP Randy Larson Keith Prather Jim McCullum Jim Kremer Pro Football - Doug Hancock . 447 . A Record Pace Has A'S. In It Cut., Del Gaizo, Honratty, .j_ . Snow, Matuszak, Gossett 1 07 The Associated Frees Quarterback Jim Del Gaizo small, stars and nonitare were would be 6-0 witho ut me." His It has pp y w' pleased h g4 the -ong the more than 120 vie- reward, be added, was a kick in times before: an assistant news from the Miami Dolphins, Urns on cigdown day. the plItL coach or an equipment man nor were f)1 Jg running Del Gatlin, aJfflt3(dng 5 But wire many who was over to a player and says Ron Joimson and Duane Thom. completions In 40 attempts for joinedthere him on the sidelines the fatal words, or merely u, who found their comeback 372 yards and three touchdowns Monday rosters were pared points to the door ofthe head hopes submerged under a to Miami's unbeaten preseason, to their as 43.inan limit. Plttacoach's office. No more needs heavy rush of National Football was hitter. 1J know this," he burgh trimmed quarterback be said; ft's over. League cuts. Big names and said, "there's no way this team Terry Hanratty; Los Angeles to within six go Wd &ewers3.z, 1&*i 24 Not all 41(the adaswi Al &r'- DIV1s1&i4eadlng Kane5a Oty Din "cIutcWdole In running away from owner Royals, who suffered a5-41o. the opener and____ Jelm LowCharlie Finley. The grzi to Texas. 1 As have picked endein's hustle In the nightcap gold clad gladiators are run- '' three full nines cii the Roy- enabled Cleveland and ning at a record pace and mak- 115 In their lad eight games waukee to spilt a eheader pine, of t - vi tivu - . Del Gaizo Left BI'D tte r - . . Marc hibroda Reinstated With Colts --- ,--ia ou :unger a- mere television show. "The old World Series was always a challenge, knowing you to were playing the other players who had the Majors," said -- lag a race of the American California's Frank Tanana In just his fourth major league League West Division. and Oa1ir1 darter Vida Blue game, Thomas's n1nthxuiIng CRAIG KUSICK Whiners of five straight dueled through the first eight double scored Darrell Porter to Amchampionships, the A's Innings with Joe Rudi's solo sup a 2-2 tie. dropped wide receiver Jack hove b homer In the eighth giving the i d , Preseason & 15 Cents Worth Cup Of Snow; Washington waived deCoffee' Finley brought A's a 10 lead. a player endein scored from second whose only function was as a base on a Its-owing error, lifting Rangers 9, Royals 4 San Diego sacrificed kicker pinch runner. A nm.coring single by Toby Cleveland to Its victory. Bruce Gossett, and Minnesota Since then, pitch er Catfish Harrah capped a four-run Tigers 9, OrIoles 4 did likewise with veteran nanHwderhas muntothe New York ninth-Inning ____rally to boost Pinch hitter Ben Ogilvie ning backs Dave Osborn and Yankees, slugger Reggie Texas past InIea Qty. With greeted reliever Tippy MarOscar Reed and defensive back Jackson has fill to the Baltl Roy Howell on first, Joe lAhond tines with a run-scoring single MIAMI (Al') Don Sbtila him sidelined until lad Satur- tight end Andre Tillman. more Orioles and several other a nd Juan Benlquez lined back- to anap a H deadlock and give says If ho gets tub Clayton ning back Also Pete Athas. The New York Jets In another day' dropped backup quarterback players say they have shoes, to-back tyro-out singles, scoring Detroit its ccinefrcin-behjntj quart b s game at New Orleans 1974, he was traded to the Gicut was free agent cornerback er ack pinch, he might when he hit one of three passes ants, who later waived him. Ted Bachman. will trawl once the season HowelL Dave Moates' pinch victory. Baltimore jumped out again call on Jim Del Gaizo. and threw an Interception. Thomas, known Iz the past double ____ oft Doug Bird, to a 4-0 lead in But Jim Del Gaizo may not be "Earl has always done Shula also cut five 1976 f or moodiness, had come to the Monday night, however, the made It 4.4. Harrah's game- when Reggie Jackson do ubled willing to come next'tlme. draftees, two 1974 th4ti5 job," ShUIa Cowboys' camp with a new ImA's were naming in circles, winning hit came off reliever home for two rims and Ken SinDel Galzo had dipped it, to spent two seasons with the age a nd hopes of earning a job sometldngtheyhavebeendojng tsñ UttU. gleton smashed a two-run solve Shula's serious backup Del Gaizo, a Tampa pro, World Football League and a consistently this season. on the team with which he TwIan 3, wile Box z homer. Problem last year when Bob was selling Insurance last Do. free agent In order to reach ____ started his career sIx years Oakland swiped seven bases In Craig Kusick's home rim with Yankees l, Red oz Griese and Earl Morrall were cember when Shula called him National Football League's 43ago. Johnson, who played out their 11-inning 2-1 victory over two out in the ninth hvijjg man roster limit. Graig Nettles' three-run sidelined with Injuries. And be back the option year of his contract the California Angels to snapped a and lifted Min- homer paced New York was on hand when summer He had first with the New York Giants last their season total to 7. at nesota to Its vi ory ov the Bo signed with the Draft Picks cut wTh ct er ston as Doyle Alexander cam p opened this year, put season and signed with Dallas, ting Dolphins as a free agent In 1971 becker John Gtaaler, safety crumbles the old American Caicago Wijte Sax. Twins re- picked up his 11th victory in 19 lii some solid exhibition play as League mark of 5KKE Ill. (Al') Baltitwice has gained over 1,000 a brief tryout with ClucinGary Fencik, punter-wide re-set by the liever Bill Campbell hurled 12-3 decIsions. Nettles, blast gave the club went 6-0. .at1. At his request, he was celver Mike Green, defensive more Colts o Robert Irsayyards ins season. 1913 Washington Senators. The inningstoraise r Ms record to 15. the Yanks a 6-0 lead before MOOdaY, he was cut. traded to Green Bay in 1973 for end John said today he and Coach Ted In some cases there were National league record Is 347 4, three short of the AL record Boston routed Alexander and Shula said he was again going two second-round draft picks Marchibroda, who resigned, words of regret by the people tackle Randy Young. set by the 1911 New York GI- for relief wins hi a season and reliever Grant Jackson with ants. who made the moves. "It's a Morrall, now 42, and Don who turned out to be wide re-Ex-WFL players cut w e have pa bed er four shy of the major league two rims In the seventh and sports The victory moved Oakla nd mark. tragedy when a player of ock as his backup quarceiver Freddie Soloman and linebacker Bob Lilly and runeuces in a Six -hour me et ing ba cks. three more In the eighth. the coach has returned to the Jack Snow's caliber Is re"I also have National Football leased," said Rams General in Del Gaizein cue c he mlgl Lbe a Leagoe team. Manager Don Klosterman, who a needed here later, If he doesn't "It was a mutual agreement called the33-year-old Snow "a and it wasn't easy," said Irsay. catch on somewhere else," the brilliant receiver In the tradi"I gave my word there wo coach said. tion of Elroy Hirsch and Tom no Interference from manThe 5-year-old Del Gaizoreacted with bitterness. agement and Ted can hire and is no way the St. Loid He had entered camp admitfire players and coaches. He Is Car dinals can get dcfcujjve end ting that be had a slim out back with the team today and Patulaki back for this seaeverythhg is ironed out" chance to earn a job. But he TAMPA (AP) son. He and four teammates Run. ball League for expansion thought he earned a spot after ning back Mar- were placed on the Injured reCharlie Davis, who teams. Established dubs had to ch1Irsay accepted br 's resigna tion Sunday serve lid for the cam paign. outshining Mci-rail and Strock missed last season with an In- reduce their rosters to 43. In the preseason, in Milwaukee In a dispute over jury, has been added to the The New England Patriots "I guess the (preseason) Tampa Bay B McKay said he intended to how to run the club. Maruccaneers, By The Associated Press picked up wide receiver Marlin Lj by l4 gam In ins, Reds 9, Astres record and 13 cents will get me as Coach joim McKay prepares pick up defensive back-punter chibroda had been named the Briscoe from Detroit In es. The Philadelphia Phillies Pittsburgh turned a one-half Morgan crashed a grand- a cup of coffee," said Del GaIn, for Sunday's season opener at Danny Reece, who was also re- NFL's Coach of the Year In 1975 change for a future draft don't appreciate tripe down game lead on Aug. 17 Into a 414- slamJoe home run, highlighting an adding, "I know this.There's Houston. leased by the engaIs. after the Colts won their last choice. memory lane, especially de- game margin at the end of the eight-nm third inning and lead- no way this team would be 6Reece was a safety for nine games. tours Into 1964. But the Pitts- season with a strong Sep- lag Cincinnati over Houston. without me. My reward Is a Iiavls was waived Monday by McKay burgh Pirates enjoy reviving timber. at Soutie California "Based on his request for a Morgan's grand slam was his kick In the am." the Cincinnati BenvIs who the past, particularly the lad last year and McKay cornchange of the entire Baltimore 27th homer of the year, boosting But, said Shula, can cided to stay with rookies bkb 7, Cubs 4 "you two Septembers. once, "1 don't think Colts system, I accepted his RBI total to 104. in and Tony Davis. As une only work with three quarterchic Griff Wrigley Field Is not big "We're a team that always there's a harder hitter In the resignation," Irsay said after a Cards 34, Expes 1-3 backs." a rookie in 1974, Davis led enough for Dave and excels in September," said his country than Reece." meeting with Marchibroda Sun- BUFFALO (Al') Pinch-hitter E ar li l Wil ams al to with 72 "I hated lose Del Galso," Befl 5 In flllhI1I baseball bat. The But. Pittsburgh slugger Dave Park day. s tr oked a two-out, rim-scoring be said. "It was t tempts for 375 yards lab Bills of the National Footan averKingman slammed do i Ther e was no in k dica tion w ho er after the Pirates raised single in the bottom of the ninth light of his great preseason. But age pickup of 5.2 yards. The Colts won their first two ball League have obtained record to 7.1 this month with 6-2m- homer of the year and sixth Inning to gi ve Montreal Its I deci McKay wouldroom dropforfrom the exhibitions this season but Lost three backs for future draft ded to day with Strock. Rookie naming back George roster to make Reese. and 5-1 vIctories over Phlla- In the seven gaines he last four. doubleheader split. in the He does all the things we like Ilagadale was place on Injured He has to cut four more playerS deiphia on Monday. Irsay, who operates a heating The first deal Monday sent a played In at the Cubs' hoáa opener, the Cardinals scored In aquarterback, setting up and reserve to make room by Salts-day, The Pirates, who won the Na- Pad* Kingman also po'ered a three runs in and air conditioning company low 1977 draft choice to the the seventh liming releasing well, and he played Davis. Ra uonal League East Division ti- double and gsdale, a 12th-round McKay said Monday in to back th e Chicago suburb Pete at he Filcone's th of Skokie, Pittsburgh Stealers In exchange Tufts betted In to the Meta' ties the past two years with four-hit situations well In a liSt codeyam', of pressure pick from North Carolina UT, likes the Idea of four preseason regularly watches pitching. games for speedy wide receiver Bob tory. suffered a wrist Injury early in and 14 regular season games from the Colts sling September,, are threatGiants 4, Braves 3 this ' bench and gives Gaddt,, according to Bills Strock was inconsistent emng to bring the fl back to training camp and had not se over the present six game eshi- vent to his anger when Doers 4, Padres 1 Rookies Jack Clark and Gary preseason. He completed 26 of any Coach Lou Saban. action. Pitts burgh again. They now Don Sutton fired a four-hitter Alexander each stroked run- 32 bitlon format. displeas ed with the team's passes for 260 yards and tow Later the club swapp two trail first-pla-e Phivaddph1 by and Steve Garvey had a homer, scoring singles to lead San TDe but also had four Inter. But while arguing that the performance. He stormed into other undisclosed drafted selecMcKay also waived S'i games after being a distant triple and a double, driving In Francisco over Atlanta. moving ceptlons. linecurrent preseason Is "too the locker room when the Colts tions to the San Frnc1 backer Pete Barnes and tight Long," he said the six games lost their i5 gnrnrs back on Aug. 24. two runs, to lead the-Dodgers to the Giants a full game ahead of Shula had fourth straight 49ers, getting earlier Indicated end Barry Burton to get the veteran wide re-In 1974, I1 Pirates won 11 of their 17th victory th their last2o the last-place Braves in, the wet helpful for him this year in Thursday to Atlanta and In a Nt that Morrall's Job was sects-c squad down to th culver and defensive back Mike e 49-man limit their last 15 games to beat St. games. evaluating Wed. even though a muscle pull kept required by the National Foot- first-year dub.prospects for the Uride lasting 40 minutes said Holmes and safety flj some changes were In order. M. _ Nicklaus Says Series I'Jo Longer T\/ ow ' - - ,.. We Put The Ball In The Air, all you have to do is catch it -. . -. . - '-.. - Not So easant I 'p. . - Michigan 30, Wisconsin S Minnesota 24, Indiana 15 Alabama 28, Mississippi 11(N) Navy 16, Rutgers 12 Texas. FiPuoZ7,N. Mex. SL2i No. Tex, St 34, Tex-Arlington 7 -c Notre Dame 2l, Pitt U The Most Comprehensive Sports Coverage In Seminole County1 ok -' I - - if p - - u - , 1: - -' ii- f 00 o All the way from pee Wee leagues, to high school, college and pro Weekday sports columns and features, plus weekend blanket coverage. uuesn t matter if you follow Seminole, Lyman, Oviedo, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell or Trinity Prep. The Evening Herald is your football playbook, scrapbook and authority. Ohio St. 28, Mich. St 14 oa. St 3$, Tulsa 10 Cob. St. U, Oregon 14(N) Penn St 14, Stanford 12 Northwestern 39-Purdue 26 San Jose St 15, Hawaii 7 (N) So. Calif. 24, Missouri 20 (N) So. 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Carolina 11, Georgia Tech 14 "It's a nice tournament, have to think ol It as a glorified Holy Cross 17, New Hampshire 14 Tournament of Champions. 17, Iowa 14 an honor to flay in the Ser" ies. lows St 35, Drake 25 Nicklaus now has career lCannss 20, Washington St. 18 earnings of more than $2.8 mil- Kansas St. 21, Brigham Young Lion and 60 official tournament 15 victories. He ranks first on the Kentucky 24, Oregon St. 21 all-time money list and No.4 In Nebraska 35, 1513 21(N) tournament triumphs behind Miami (0.) 33, Marshall 13 Sam Snead (84), Ben Hogan Maryland 21, Richmond 7 (62) and Arnold Palmer (61). Mass. 12, Toledo 7 ". Clemson 18, Citadel 7 MeNeese St 15, So. Ill. 13 (N) Florida St. 22, Memphis St 20 (N) - Memory Lane For the ti!st -- - - Charlie Davis Added By Bucs you play harder," he added His rivals would agree Nicklane played hard In the four days of the new Series, whose Reid was increased fivefold and purse quadrupled to $300,000. Nicklaus won $100,000. Of the first tournament with the new qualifying, he said, "We started off with a good one. We had a representative field of world golf." Hale Irwin, the $50,000 runnerup with 279, echoed Nicklaus' sentiments. "I think the World Series as we now have It Is a great urn- Nicklaus after winning the first r coat. ------- wuen you get mat air. 11 mazes revamped Series Sunday with a five-under-par total of 275 at Firestone South. "But you didn't have the atmosphere of a golf tournament. You had the atmosphere of a television show," said the man opwho won four of the old Series, 26 holes in two days for $50000 first prize. "The new townament has the Roth Favored DARLINGTON S.C. 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Also, there is the disappearance of the individual dressmaker with a private clientele who used to attem pt to reproduce, with more or less success, and at a fraction of the price, exclusive model. There also was the filching 1 "toiles" or muslin patter ns which sometimes could be aneaked out, escaping the control of checkers, even though all the personnel signed a contract respecting the professional secret. Marc Bohan of the Ho use of Dior told Elle ( popular women's weekly) that while spying or copying on a large scale was a thing of the Past, there is another angle which Is more worrisome. That is the divulgence of fabric patterns. There are several stores id'Paris where a woman can buy Saint Laurent, Lavin or Dior fabrics. Store owners do not hesitate to say that they get their hands on these by paying a good price. This sort of esponage is sometimes carried out on a wide scale. A Milanese (Italian) fabric man admitted without batting an eye that be was able to lay his hands on fabric "Needlepoint for Men and Women" will also be offered. Courreges goes her one further Mating that the top ccpierof his models ishlm,elf.Theje eventually he adopts for his ready-to-wear line at compctit - e pri.xs. When, for example, he learned that one of his "blosaons" had been copied In Spain, he Immediately Invaded this market with his own production. Result: While In 1991 hill yearly sales represented something like a mIllion dollars today this figure islO times more. "It's really all a question of technique." says Courreges. Ted Lapidus aapEaIna that every year he took In a certain number of trainees to whom he teaches everything, from fashion sketcbing, the art ofc.dtlng and flttjngtocbooslng the right fa bric. In short, all that goes Into a high-fashion model. Their course finished, the trainees go back home and find highly paid jobs. But while in the readytowear domain there Is no dearth of stylists who know how to sketch, few know the technical secrets of a model. "In all my travels," says Lapidus, "I have traced the Lapidus cut in ready-to-wear, beginning here home In Japan, the U.&A., On United Kingdom, Hong Kong and other places. Once you get over the pleasure of your then are somewhat success, however, bitter when you realize that you yourself have made this copying relatively easy. And in the end It represents the loss of mIflk of francs." Does this type of copying on an Industrial scale really represent a loss for the creators? The answer is "yes." Private clients pay a high price for exclusivity, not to mention the made-to-measure appeal. The expansion of the deluxe boutiques has In fact dimmed the prs1g.'of llama eoisure. "Imagine our discomfort when a client who buys a beautif ul lame evening gown ret urns it saying she has seen the copy In two different stores," comments Bohan. The pict ure is not rosy, but after all, the secrets of the haute cout ure bear no relation to atomic research secrets. A dress, after an, belongs to limbo a year after It Is Introducet at you It's not the same old do business "Beginning Yoga" wi ll be taught In the new Health Building. Fees for the classes range -.,, ,. w . niii iur ,,.. , ... - Cancer Research More Important American VVom an Plans To Scale Mt. Everest - - EVEREST BASE CAMP, Nepal (AP) Arlene Blum hopes to be the first American woman slippery trails, Ms. Blum could second day. 4 Peqk Ya Wwd yea Kids To. øaig AwW Wilk"......... Ike KW be heard championing her fa- But Ms. Blum feels herself to vonte causes: legislation re- be an equal member of the ex- t climb Mt. Everest, but she quiring that cigarettes ex- peditlon. says cancer research is more tinguish quickly to reduce fire She is big - and so far has Creative Aggression," Sept. 14 than mountaineering," said the trol In developing countries in good health, unlike tluough Oct. 7 every Tuesday 31-year-old biochemist from where she has traveled and some of the men who have been and Thursday from 7 to 10 P.M. Berkeley, Calif., one of the two climbed, plagued by diarrhea and colds. The class will be held in Room women in the 11-member And equality for women dimAs for being the first Ameri11113 on the Seminole Corn- American Bicentennial Everest bers. munity Coilege Campus. The Expedition. Ms. Biwn Li a strong believer can woman on the top - a Ja and a Tibetan woman Instructor will be DomlnlckJ. Iluddledinatentasthesnow in equal rights high UP reached thestanrnit In 1975Salfi who has been trained in fell on the ban camp 11,500 feet mountains, and daily there 'it's Incidental," she said. "I'd the fundamentals and below the peak of the world's have been Incidents that rankle without th like it a lot better techniques all e of Creative highest mountain, Ms. Blum th e feminist In her. publicity; it's not an ego thing Aggression and Iii K....eI.. .t."s 'c' 'U UUV'U'V "1w' IJ ' LIM classes and for met" copy of her article 'Flame base camp, the Sherpa guides asked for some climbers to ac. Retardant Additives as ___________________________ Possible Cancer Hazards." A company them to the base of -pJ1er had just brought It with the ice fall for a ceremony to the mountain deities. Ms. Blum the mail. "My research on chemicals was pointedly Ignored when she in the evironment that may offered to go. cause cancer Is so satisfying," She also felt slighted when she said. "1 think I can really she was not selected for the first help people this way. We spend two days of work to make the so much money on trying to find route through the ice fall. She cures for cancer but very little finally managed to go on the Easy Way To Kill Roaches and AntS I J 4 1 I on the prevention oi it. Ireally was reluctant to leave my work ' • I 83.4 9212 ' 104.50 " 83.95 RUTH TUECH 834 9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood 38.95 14 II J Sanford CHAT. CHEVAL BLANC oj 150.50 139.9 0 12.90 2301 u HEADACHE! 269.50 MANGAU5 :HAT. SIMARO 3.49 3.99 385.00 -lJ. LIUYIIi.. CAROOLLE DRY VERMOUTH RLUE LABEL UEBFRAUMI[CH LISBOA ROSE 1.59 OTHERS ASK 3.51 SPAIN PEMARTIN CREAM SHERRY 13 CHAT. TM8ER1AY 3.89 -.... 26.95 '4. succe Sleet-l0- and Seminole Community couege important to her. risk; regulation of chemicals in strong, has climbed higher be. 'My research is very impor- hair dyes and fabrics that may entitled: "Introduction to tant to me, more Important cause cancer; population con- fore than any of the other IUNC(A 82 pie IN fin" 34.95 poueidve ii' impldies. samples wIthin days of their delivery to the creators. Mouths, it Is saggeded, probably . picked out mippets, sleeigna, etc., from the garbage an of the French manidadurirs. There Is In reality little defense agahnd such knockoffs. Anyhow It was the late Coco Qianel who long ago said she had no objection to be copied because it was a we sip of Li offering a beginning class - PAUlILAt any their vieterks saIne wives ac. caiouilly, so dss't be tie Is Course Message M CABERNET SAUViGNON " ________ ____ PAUIUAC "boys" like to m1 aid celebrate Fight Constructively _______________ HAT. LAFIIE ROTHSCHILD _________________________________ CHAT. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD CHAT. RRANF -.-...- rAliTniAr a approximately eight weeks. some are day classes, some Art classes include evening and begin In early "Watercolors," "Oil Painting" September. For more Inand "BegInning PortraIts." formation or registratIon, call ev ,..zasses rn "Quilting the registrar's office at 5CC, Techniques" and one in 179 BURGUNDY average COUflIL ____________________ PINOT CHAROONNAY 3.09 ST's 1 CABERNET SAUVIGNON 349 . ____ y BE A REAL PINK.RfD.WHITE ISIS ALL WINE ettow BOTTLED IN CALIF IN WiNERY LAMIRUSCO q, VINEYARDS EST. 1825 MT. WHITE CHABLIS I 79 SIN 2.91 2.97 2.97 2.97 MAC'S WWE ___ DEAR WW liMO Mae bo 10 costead with U umPire dUfis$ the game, be dsom't need another "um" Whoa It'S over. His overall battlag as habaud Is what "The Art of Clowning." 99 5-Icbastiani,-- $1. 10 OL PK0. OF 16 901 SCHWARZE KATZ IIAUAN - U BILU TNS PORIN TIO MIS 24,11 OZ OVER 8 BAG # $ 'iSV! BERNKASTELER SPANISM rnio soio 4.99 _____ _____ U LAMUUSO ____ MA8NUM IPM'IU$CO 4. ________ _____ _ _____________ SANGRIA 4.99 5.49 GOLD UAL SGAVII-VALPOUCILLA L99 0113 ZIUIR SOIWARZI KATZ 34 ') 'Ic.rKumIu,n 'is vimui . BEAUJOLAIS VILLAGES '14 st' 1. 1 ________ CAU 239$ ST. AMOUR 3.4 ? ST. ST. IMILION 24 FLEURIE BEAUJOLAIS 74 BIAUJOLAIS 3A9 at BRUT.'PINK. EXTRA DAY CHMUS'74 Is POUILLT 1111551 4.PD o . UIBI1AUNIICH vari CANADIAN PREMIUM NPws ANJOU ROSE see REBEL KY. YELL III. 107.50 5TH BEEFEATER GIN Q Train a dog, care for a bone, do magic tricks or gambol like a clown - all at Seminole Community College. The Division of Ad ult and Continuing Education at will be offering a wide et Of nen-credit courses this term, all self-supported by st udent fees at no expense to the tax,payer. New courses Include "Beginning Dog Obedi ence," "How to Care for Your Horse," "Magic, Sleight of Hand," and 4 99 0T. HARVEY'S - Dog Care, Magic Taught At SCC ARC um DRY _ One outwith the said, "I'll bet he J.M wants to fool around." What do you think? - 1000 VODKA QT. 113.18 QT. 51.95 OT. 9511 - PARIS (flEA) -Ii fashion spying still rampant? Are copiers dill intent upon tracing the slightest clue as to what the new line or direction the A, trapeze, string bean or what have you _Isgolng tob,wbrna,g couture collection is shown? Time was when absolute secrecy reigned In the salons of the top establishments before showings of spring or winter collections. Creations were carried (rein the different WukrOor.is shroided In muslin. Qdters, fitters, midinettes were offered substantial or modest rewarde by spies according to their job, for the sllghtezt hint When you pose the question today to of the big names in high fashion, you get aslight shrug of the shoulders and a wtthnsicsj will.. Courtiers and stylists confum that this no longer is one of their major problems. They are not too concerned with microscopic cameras and furtive sketchers. As a matter of fact, they themselves will release sketches or photographs the day of their showing. Houses such as Ted Lapldus, Courreges, Saint Laurent and Dior believe that spying on the old scale Is pad. It all sounds now like a piece of folklore. The leaders will tell you that today's high fashion houses are laboratories "Maybe Mac Just wants a nist on QT. WHY BUY WATER LADE $CSICN QT. 51.95 CANADIAN L.T. D. - ROYAL DELUXE CANADIAN_569 54.15 DY. 53.11 QT. 88.50 BEEFEATER GIN BIJLLOCN EXTRA NY Still In Business DEAR ABBY: My husband is a college graduate, and I only graduated frnn high school. My problem Is the way he Is always putting me down in front to people, calling me a "dummy" and "dsçld." I worked in a factory so be could finish college. I have considered taking aome couraes at the local college, but If I start now, it will take me six years to get a degree, and in six years l will be 38! V0115.110 PUTDOWN He says he plays lousy when DEAR PUT: And how old will I'm there. Abby, I've been you be In siz years It yon DON'T watching him for years and he go to college? Start now! never played lousy, and I never made him ne rvous before. Ev.ry..w has a proOsem. Whars Cl I got to thinking that another yoursP For a p,rsonal r,pIy, write to guy his team tells his wile to ABBY: lsz No. 45151, L.A., Calif. 56I4• Enclose stamped, sell. day home because she makes aer.ss. envelop,, picas.. him ne rvous, but everybody Per Abby's boehisi, "Hew Se Have knows be likes to flirt with a Lovely Wedding." send $1 to other girls, and If his wile's Abigail Van Buren, 132 Lasky Dr.. I.vcrty Hills. Calif. Nih. Ploas. around, It cramps his style. enclose a long, sell-agdressed, One of my friends says, st.mp,d(1 snvIhIØ' GRANT'S 97 8YR. efrrru W 5Th SPECIAL DISCOUNTS SO CIETY .sautIr would like to quIt, hat they lack the sfrosgth. Perhaps wbeu you Morn . n this and reaUzes how mub you love her, It will mothate her to quit I hope so. Write 10 me again. Shelley, MM let me know If my aggestlos bo helped. I care. DEAR ABBY: Mac and I have been married for three years, and we went together for two years before that. He's a terrific husband in every way, but something ha. come up lately that bothers me. Mac plays softball three times a week. I always inJoyed going to the park to watch him q play, but now that we have a baby, I can't go so often. One night, Mac said, "I wish You wouldn't come to so many games. You make me ncr- c*u s.0 - DMIIU) Fashion Spies Are Abby, please give me aUeatIonsutohowIcan get her to quit &noklng. I love my Mom a nd don't want l',. . .si from lung cancer or heart ' failure at the age WORRYING IN EVANS CITY. ____ DEAR lELLEY: What beautiful daughter you are fir befog worried about your Mom's health that you would Ire I. me! BLEND - RD Tuesday, Sopt. 71 7B-1B Old YR. 35% KY. BLIND L FL Notate, I Love My Mom, But 4moking May Kill Her 1 P.PUCNIWHISKE 3Q14 LEWIS "66" 1 - Ev,n10 LW. DANT BLEND ,.. MEN JACQUIN'S 800 VODKA SEAGRAM N $' wfl 3i . AB;6Y.R.' kT.ILENI " 0 VODKA bar Ll Toy, Ssp$. t (East) 49.90 HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Deltona 42.95 .Tm-r-1rrrII1• Brush on once ... Laatjlo,n'onfh, Control roaches and ants the easy way-brush No-Roach in cabinets, cupboards; around bathroom and kitchen fixtures. Colorless, odorless coaling stays cftccti%C for months. WINN DIXIE to come to Everest." Earlier that clay, draped with 7O~A crampons, ice axe and a rope, and wear ing a floppy zebrast riped sun hat, she returned delightedly from several hours Th e teachers at the School of Dance Arts are vital and concerned with your child's ss both physically and mentally. They take time and progre , care to give in. dividual attention and instruction when needed lobe certain that all their students receive the very best in dance training. 9400d.2/uwe of work In the Khumbu ice fall, tai Home Studio of Ballet Guild of Sanford- Seminole the treacherous icy gateway to the world's highest peak. BALLET-TAP-JAZ-ADULT JAZZERCISE All Classes for Adult* and Children Beginners Th ru Advanced "1 love being there." she said, tired but smiling. "I'm really dimgetting excited bing." On the three-week march from Katmandu to the base '. . let REGISTRATIONS NOW about 25405. Elm Ave. Sanford - camp, as she trudged up the - BEING TAKEN lk• i CALL OR COME BY DIRECTORS: Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright . 322-9272 T'''":.'.i :'4 . . .,1 ;%...,.. .'. /?!. ) '1' i ( ..' '' r'" .'- • . -: ., '.: .' .:: : Yi an Ff 411 . Wr_ 4 AID ' .... ':. £1 'I .. •' - 41. ti '•/' ': �Pt, _______________ TELEVISION LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS 1~ I ,I . kW4 NO 1flON- ___ T EmAng ! il 700 21 MAN () CROSS WITS •lDREAMOFi '7) FEEDBACK ' .W1 I1)OF LD BMRON NO * LOVE, AMERICAN 12) (4) ii NBC NEWS PORT S I LELUCY lj )OM 73) ____ ,, ELECTION RETURNS icir HOflANSpEflCW 1100 SQUARES 110 MY 1i S WILD, WILD WEST SONS aim 12) atVStsyctIan'ap ws b (4) U.S. noroofice Smuggling i•• Pass SWAP Forent allied courerift we PIV- aideij bci'iju Ni WwtI. rn-I ain *. Germ taco (I) WILD. ww wsi POLICE 4.6 THE UNTOUCHABLES ?f) ELECTION ULL1S, YO0l, AND YOU COWl 5:57 ioo 13) "The __ lOIN STARÜINb SONNYCHISA W~ I=!! ' ScolL Wined in pro. 9ess) -. Morning NOW O PEN LUNCHEON Served 11 SPECIALS 4111-1111. (P.bi) TELETHON CCIII. (Tues. Wvou'i Fit) Preempted Friday 'FOITItly$ 1JUe FiJl*.ie ______ 3:15 0) GENERAL HOSPITAL 310 14) (8) MATCH S TIfSEE STOOGES (7) UUAS. YOGA yOU U 3$ ROCKY MG LINOEROOG 4-00 ( 2J (Mon.) TELETHON CCIII. (Tues. 1tvoui Fit) IRONSIDE (4) GLUGRSISLAPC 11:55 ___ _- NEWS 1200 7) 1Mon.) TELgTHON CO. (Tues. thmu Fri.) PEWS (4) (4) YOUNG ft,NDRES'r. - -- GRIFTN i ) EDGEOFNIflJ. 117) FAMILY AFFAIR 24 SESAAESTREEI 3$ ACOAMSFA),gLy 4:30 LESS (2) (Mn y)JERRYLEW. IS MUSCLLAF(DYSTROPHY TELETHON CONT.: ConbsicJay ,,t regi today until 630 p.m. (4) (Mn., Wed., Fri.) SLI,4MERSEMESTER: ihe Great Trarwitjon: 21st century. (Tues.) CRACKERflA (This.) EVERYWOMAN ..! 112) ANOTHER rto '24 (Piifon., Yd.. Ff1.) VILLA ALEOFSA (Tue... Thuis.) CA%J5SCCf9Jfl Afternoon 6,100 .r 'IL) 3S TENNESSEE TUXEDO. (4) Wedn.sd 13) 2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. (Tue.. VTot4 Ff1) DAYS iJ, THE fl u. (1) SUCH N°NG ____ MEP4TARY 14) LATE NEWS 2:00 7) '4) PASTORSSflj)y sad." MICKEY ______ tOLE CU (81W) S 1:45 S PERRY MASON FPEWS 't2) FUN FACTORY 24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF (4) MIKE DOUGLAS S GILUGANSISLAM) (7) SEJESTp.EE If) MARCUS WELBY.MD. (53) ()4 SHERLOCKPU,E 35 1230 3 MICKEY MOUSE CUE (5V) '7) (Mon.) TELETHON COP-IT. (Tues. ttvoi4l Fit) THE 5-00 (2) (Mon.) TELETHON (TIaI.ItWOI41FII)N.EVIIS I 9) SUNRISE JUNLEE Ill 2p.m. 6:10 2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. (Tues. Itrough Fit) DINNER Served 5 p.m. T1I 11 p.m. SUNSHINE ALMANAC F e * 6:15 6 SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6-25 2 (Tues., .nn.)IDRE,tj,q OF JEAP-1-IiE (Yid.) 08CC: PROFILES IN EDUCATION (Fit.) PICTURE OF HEALTh T STEAK HOUSE 205 PALME (NutTo Pest Downtown Sanford) 8-30 r41) PASTOR'S STUDY , 93 * FRAN CARLTON EXERCISE SHOW 655 7) (Mon.) TELETHON ONT. (Tue.. dyou Fri.) DAILY DEVOTIONAL 8:58 '12 PAUL HARVEY 7.00 '2) tt TODAY (Local news at 725 ard8:25). (4) 6; CS PEWS- (7-305 .n. local news, CIt 4). * POPEVE AM) FRIENDS 71 24 SESMSE STfl'G.i GOOD MORNING MEFUC& tOd kbrF Ror*W at 725 aid 0:25 am., locw .---. whr, op) 8.00 __ I 10 Ligal Notici E) PEWS 1) RYANSIi Cd) SOMERSET '21 P.1E ____ __ -______ ___________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIINTEUNYN JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. IS SALVATORE PEDONE and ROSE P5O#4E his wife . Plaintiffs,, . JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and PATRICIA A YASTE, as loW tenants with right of survivorship. and BARNETI BANK OF WINTER PARK. N.A., Defendants. AMENDED NOTICEOPACTION TO: JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and PATRICIA A. YASTE Whose residence Is unknown YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that an actson fo foreclose a mar. tgagi on lii. following property In Seminole County, Florida: The East I? feet of Lot 21 and west WI feet ci Lot X. Block M. ," ..-- baths, central lIlA IO'SIfl EXECUTIVE HOME ---- LOCH careqted. 125.310. m.ive after S. . . a". tj OUTTIS, m. ___________________________ yW•fl m.w - maculate condition. Screened Pool. CId Citrus trees. Walk to idyliwlid, School & GOlf COU?W. top IJOOto$scop,rweek.(afl332.gj4 32-Houses Unfurnlshid S$nora-For sale ofrunt._Lovaty3 BR. 2 barn,? car garage, central beat and air. 2$.3001. - -, . ______ Z:iigN i.i. CHICKEN DINNER 3 PIECES CHICKEN_.HOT ROLL CIOICEOF3 ' 39 Co.npLrc.. '. 3 pert oi • - ' ar.d Value (f,vA...v.!r., •j'ih-, - ...l,.,. $177 - r'• titiw OUR EVERY DAY SPECIALS l,i GOOD ALl. R*9, COlI Pablo French Fries Mash.u11 Potatoes £ Gravy """'. ds'irw-, ]29 BUCKET of CHICKEN DAY IEYfl i • BARREL of CHICKEN I 25 21 PIECES t'U$ Rlwoe FRIED CHICKEN )PEN DAILY tlAM.TILl3P.M,cRt&SATT, PlOt Ax Of. war I? 97) SeIcrd Frenci, y- 4P.M Eat In Our Air Conditioned L'UKXIR I 1 - I ________ ______ Dining Room or Take Out PANO'FRIED CHICKEN IV # ? 4 OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9 t119:30 Fri, 4 Sat. 9 French Ave. Ph. 322-9442 - flf 2100 S. 10:30 Sanford .•-Good Thn to Eat ______________________ 4-Pncnals _____________________ _____________ . .'W'4' - NEED A HOME? $100 down Payment to qualified buyers, 3 OR, 1½ baths, central heat, refurbished, As low as $11,000. MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC?storystvCco,4BR,3both, family TO",large separate garage with convertible storage area. $45,504. FACED WITH ADRIP4KINO SEAFOOD PROBLEM FREE HOME DELIVERY Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Call i2343la after àp.m. Can Help Call 423.4511 Peas..you pick. BIaCkiye & Write P.O. Box 1213 cucumbersonOregonAve. ½ mlii Sanford, FIorIda3lllI north ci 1L14 lust W of 144 MI. , W. Sanford. Phone 3223540. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? WANT TO SELL AL ANON YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an For families or frIends Of problem apartment? drinkers. Gut seine actIon with a Herald 0 For further Information Call 423.4517 cIassifled ad. We'll help wr t, or write ad that will bring a last sale. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. CALL 322.3411 353. Sanford. Fla, 32731. FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 030-4133 Will keep elderly Patients In my home. 332.3251. ________________________ _____________________ 2SL 33-Houses Fshsd liRtulE Furnished? OR cottage, air coed., Central heal. Quiet country living. All utilities turn. except fuel oil. $2C0 mc. $23security, Ad.I?sonIy. ___________________ 30Apsrtments Unfurntshed _______________________ DUPLEX '-UI-fished or unfurnished, ideal location. R easonable rent 3433721. HIGH SCHOOL BAMBOO COVE APTS 2 WEEKS - _____________________ -. S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL . CALL TOLL FREE -IIe p$530 _____________________ 1-100-432.3522 ______________________________ ______________________ u m , roUR Legal Noillike LITTLE FEE AGENCY" EtflcWnCV PScitage". From $1o. Call 321-0220 between I & 3:30. LIVE IN COMPANION 1574. MANAGER TRAINEES PICTITIOUINAMI (Seal) FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Notice Is hereby given that i am Auit B. B.ckwlth, Jr. OUTSIDE SALES REPS engaged in business it 407 camellia Clerk of me Circuit court RENTALCONTRACTOR Ct., Sanford, Seminole County, By: Lillian Woodman, RETAIL SALES Florida under the fictitious name Chili LIVE IN MAINTENANCE REFRIGERATION MECHAN. John A. Baldwin ICAL, and that I intend to Baldwin I Dlkeou register saidnamewirn the Clerk 0*' -WE SELL SUCCESS... Attorneys at Law the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 201 Commercial 333.3116 100 Highway 17,7 Florida in accordance with the Fern Park, Florida 32730 Provisions of the Fictitious Name Attorney for Plaintiffs BOYS & GIRLS Publish: Aug. 24, 31, Sept.?, 11, ma Statutes. To-Wit: Section $43.0 Noagelimit Florida Statutes 1W. BACK TO rEC.ljs SCHOOLMONEY5SI 5: John N. Atkinson Part time work available Un. d Publish: Aug. 24,31, Sept. 7, 14, mediately. One week only. DEc.1l$ Tremendous earnings. Sue Wayne IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN TN CIRCUIT COURT IN AID Linville, at Sanford Civic Center, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Saturday, Sept. it. 1 P.M. Sharp CASE NO. 76.lflS.CA,45.A CT. CIV. FLORIDA (Parents welcome) FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS CASE NO.144e5.CJ4 AtarI lOAN AUrIrIATION. a ,auvuu.i DIVISION . EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORUnited States corporation, Pu? YOurself in our placL were lx the laterasi 1 growing. We need aoamslv,. Plaintiff, KRAFTCHICK.MICIII,I TOM ..k.. "iPromotable people. If you have Baby Boy Lee a-k-a Unnamed Mile JAMES MILLER PARKER and infant (born August guts, brains & a mouth, we want IN,), BETTY ANN PARKER, his wife; you. Call Mary Lou, AAA EMAChIId. PLOYMgT, 201 Commercial, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; THE STATE OF FLORIDA - TO: and E. C. WIDEMAN, Ill., Mildred Geneva (Dickerson) Lee, _____________________________ Defendants, residence unknown; and Geo e NOTICE OP ACTION Edward Lee. residence unknown. TO: JAMES MILLER PARKER NOTICE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an You ore hereby notified that action to foreclose a mortgage on the Petition under 05th, a copy of whicn NOTICE following properly in Seminole is delivered to you herewith, has County, Florida: been filed In the above-styled Court The East 290 f,,,ofthsth Iu.3 for the permanent commitment ci DISABLED fee$odth.Normeast¼oI,MNorth Michael Todd Krattct,ick, a-k-a AMFRICAt --. -. aqcnon js, :ownsnlp 70 saDy UOy Lee, a-k-a Unamed Male VETERANS South, Range 25 East. Seminole Infant,a Caucasian male ch ild, born County, Florida (less the East 25 Augus t 3,1545, at Orlando, Or ange (t.pte, feet for right of way of Longwood County, Florida, to SOCIAL AND Markham Road). ECONOM IC SERVICES, State Ci has been filed against you and you Florida, Department of Health and Hwy 1792 are requir ed to serve, copy of your Rehabilitative Sir-vices for South ci Sanfor'j sub. written defenses, if any, to it on seuentadoptionandyouareh.,.,y i Raleigh W. Green, Ill, of Harrison, commanded to be and appear in the Meetings Greene, Mann, Rowe and Stanton, above Court at: Seminole Couflty Business 7:301st Tues, Plaintiff's attorneys, whose address Courthouse. Room 329, Sa nfor d. is Post Office Box 3542, St. Peter. F lorida 37171 at 9:30 AM. o'clock. sburg, Florida 33731, on or before OfltM 13th day Of Oct ober, AD. 1574, Septemt,er 72. 1516, and file the andtoshowcausewny said Bingo Petit ion Original with the Cler k of this Cou rt should not be grant ed. Every Wed &Sat either b.fe slrv'ce on PlaIntiffs WITNESS my hand as ttte Clerk of Early Birds?: IS p m attorneys or immediately said Court and the Seal t hereof, this thereafter; otherw, -, a default will 23rd day ci August, AD. 197g. t. be en tered against you for the relief (Seal) ____ demanded In the Complaint or Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. p,titi [ Clerk of Circuit Court D,Ud ou know that your WITNESS my ha nd and thesea l of By: Kathleen Guy or organization can this Court on August 13. 1576. Deputy Clerk r In thi$ listing each (SEAL) Publish: Aug. 71, 31, Sept.;, Ii, 1576 for On e Art hur H. Beckwith. Jr. DEC-Ill ' This is an ideal Cler k of the Circuit Court NO TICIOPSHIRIFF.SSALI o Inform the public By: Cher ry Kay Travis NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Deputy Clerk r club actlyjlies by virtue of that certain Writ of __________________________ Publish : Aug. Il, 34, II, Sept. 7, 1976 Execution It.a,..i ... -. ---. .. unoer DEC11 the seal of the Circuit Court of Orange County, Florida,upon a final iudgment rendered in the afor esaid court on the 3rd day of February, NOTICE Or SHERIFF'S SALE A.D. 1974, case on. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that titled, Thein that Certainrp Celotex Co oration, by virtue of that certain Writ of Plaintiff, EAeclJt ion issued out of and under Supply, Inc.,vs Semoran Drywall and Kuron McMinn d. the seal of the Circuit Court of b-a Mac's Dry wall, Defendant, Orange County, Florida, upon a final which aforesaid Writ of Execution Iudgment rendered in the aforesaid was delivered to me as SherIff of court an the 25th day of February, Semi County, Florida, and I A.D. 1974, in that certain case en- havenole levied upon the following titled, in Re: The Marriage af Frank Crescenti, Husband and Flor ida described property owned by Kuron Marie White, formerly known as McMinn, saId Property being located in Seminole County, F icr Ida, riora Marie Crescent', Wife, wsict, more aforesaid Writ of Execution was follows:Particularly described as U delivered to me as Sheriff of the warehouse and proper ty loc ed I at Seminole County, Florida, and I at the street address 00144 Plumes., have levied uoan the MIIia,lnn Avanu.. r......a...... -. FIO(I4, with described property owned by Frank the legal descriptionbeing: all that Crescenti, saId property being part of Lot 7, First Addition to located in Seminole County, Florida, Cass.iberry, according to the plat more Particularly described , thereofrecorded in Pl,t Book 7, follows: Page 30. Ci th e Public Records of Lot 71, Block A, Eastbaook Sub- Seminole diyisiø, Unit $7, Plat Book II,Page westerly County, Florid,, lying of new Seaboard Coast 12, according to the Officlal Records Line Railroad rignt of w ay.cornof Semino'e County. Florida, 3113 prising.953acres, sot, of the Bowman Drive, Winter Park, County road better known as Florida Plumasa ROad, Additional information available Additional information available from the Civil Division f from the Clvii Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart- Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. mont. mint. ___________________ ' * I bedroom furnished apartment $125.00 per month. Large Private trailer ko. Off'" 16 Storage SWO Available, downtown Sanford. Fenced, &Z mo.Adults only ____________________________ 3227m BR, $ll. 36Resort Property 3 bedroom unfurnished apartment 1110.00 PeT month. . Johns ver. Owner must ' - Req. Real Estate Broker 24355. Sanford Ave. 321-0759 eves. 332.7413 Schools. 323-0257 after 5:30. Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat I air, family rm., garage, large fenc ed yard, separate studio. 15.000 eq uity 1. assume loan of 532.000. 3210503. W. GARNETT WHITE Days-3n-#123 Nights-322 42-Mobile Ilomes I2'65' Like new 2 BR, 1 bath, completely furnished, air condition, washer, all carpeted, has Skirting. Must see to appreciate, Already set up in mobile home park. Total price, $6,000 or make offer. 323-1123. _____________________ - .j - MAKE OFFER- "Like New", 3 1]] 2Ol2Sth St. BR.2bath,familyroom,wali.waii REALTORS muitlpleIlstlngsiice carpet, settled neigliborhood. I Interested? 324.500. Lake Mary-i Bedroom furnished COUNTRY KITCHEN-w, acresol apartment. clean aed private. ,.,, VETS- NO DOWN 3aR, land, 2 yrs. old, 4 BR, 2 bath, I' baths, air conditiorted, man. 3223530 family rm., & dining rm. car. fenced yard. Low monthly Payment. Peted, cen tral heat & air, su.s. 4-Room very nice. EIec. and Sl5,OO. _________________ Wolff Paid. 5130mo.40I _ Magnolia, COUNTRY CLUB 2 OR, 1 bath, 322-0211. il___iJ lill Pt ii central h..*L aim naruia Mall eai 2S4SParkDr .......... $70 2005 HTwE3Lbiths, liel I12 BR Mobile Homes REALTOR,MLS cen tral beat & air, $22,530. Aduits-Nopets 323.5774AnytIme ) JEWETT LANE- ½ acre, 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat 1. air. 133.000. apt., air ____ CANAL FRONT CABINS.- 53.500 to 140.000. I SANORA SOUTH i, ; ill WOLF TRAIL- 3 BR mobIl, home, IO0'*loo' lot. 117,000. Hal Colbert Realty 323-7822 EVES 33215$? or 3320412 ii % ______________ Sanford's newest residential nlghborhood ardens Apartments - 10 Stud 10, 1, 2,31 FROM25,000 • BedroomApts. SI. - VA rinanclng•Nolnlpig Down a FNA .. .1• - Conventional-S% . Down "Guist,One Story Kitchen Equipped - Adult-Family S Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate Occupancy One Bedroom From '135 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 1505 W. 25th St. SaIIfOt'ds Bra hey Qdham-3234670 JOHNNY WALKER Rog. Real Estate Broker Genera l Contractor '73 Ramada double wide, 24'x40',3 OR, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, dining room, den ww carpet. $9.000. 323-0014 after s p.m. 3324417 IS YR. FHA FIPIANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 3200 M. LJNSWORTH REALTY Rig Real Estate Broker lstSt. n.M.., on. Jim Hunt Realty 2521Park Dr. 322-3591 372,5251 . Merchandise 322 2111 322 0615 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, 112.95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. By Owner- 4 BR, 2 baths, garage, fenced, carpeted, central heat & air, near park, $24,000. 323-9406. 519.100 buys this refurbished 3 BR.) bath home with central heat and air, In Sur*Iand. Owner, 3495311. - - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL.-TRADE Ill 31SE First St. 322 5672 REAL BARGAIN SWIMMING POOL SACRIFiCELeading manufacturer ano diStributor has aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 197$ season, hill price Guaranteed installation and terms Call 305$35 533$ collect, 3 BR. 2 bath, carpeted,.c. A & H. dead end street. Paymen ts $152 monthly. Can assume first mortgige. No qualifying, JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY jeluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (P )Sx7-i' end 15 *33' Complete. 1 yr. old, repOSS5sed SacrifIce, price. Call collect 305 2730410. Assoc. 323 0413 Night Raymond E Lundquist. Registered Real Estate Broker. Sales and Appraisals. 322-2254. ___ '- Vanted, Residential SIt, for swimr-11112 pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1916 model above ground pool, Top consideration given for prime location. Call 305122 4720 collect, Profeuionaliy Manaed,j, r; _______ -:. F _ :i ., .- - 11 ", I m ._ - ___ ,r -. - Uppland : '-. "o., - QUALITY HOMES A IMODERATE PRICES Central Heating and Air CondItioning Carpeting ""_"_" _ OPEN HOIJSP flu CII&tr4i - It y ... - \,, -. : :. Park Homes By " 11T I -r IlL ' THE HERALD IL.____Pnd 71 1 W 75th . ,. Sanford. Fla. _________________ For Appointment Cell 30.322.3)O) , - -------_--- - _.,' - SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 Pc?. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. French Ave., 323 7310. Stenstrom Realty CITY- 110 Chapman Avenue t 0 Pflc4I Near town aand no MAI- BPP warranted, Just 121#M I Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets. rounte, tops Sinks installation available Bud Cabeil. 3325052 anytime, - LAKE MARKHAM ROAD Country hOM* with access to lake Park 3£ B Bath '. Models , I IMMO bath in excellent condition, BPP warranted. .- - s 322.2420 ANYTIME MIS 2545 PARK 51-Household Goods - - :UTURA BY SINGER C no of Singer's top Touch and WY1IIIEW000_ 130$ Wvmewood W000MERE_ 2520 Sanford Avenue 3 BR, I ba th. wait twaIi carpeting, with fully equipped kitchen. BPP warrarjed. $2l,V5O (all SanfOrd's Sales Leader --. - COUNTY-WILSON ROAD- Custom built 2 OR, 2 bath, lake front dream home on 9 beautIful acres See this todayl Drive, Gingerbread 3 8R hofl'iI with all new kitchent A super buy at BPP warr anted - - Sew Zig Zag machines, Assume balance of$)IS 50cr pay Jill. mont's. Will take trade in Singer equipped 10 ZIQ tag & mike button holes. Balance of $33 SI or 10 Payments of $6 Call credit manager. 372 1111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 737 E 1st SI ,Downtown 0 n o of Singers fnesl Solj new t.over $600 Needs someona to assume balance. $Ite Sc or pjy $1230 mo. Free honi trial. Will take traits NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER. 717 94 $1 , -Cass.ib.rry Longwood. 339 097 59jsjI PMrchindise Pianos & Electronic Organ. with automatic rhythm section. Liberal trades offered. Bob Ball's Piano I Organ Sales & Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 322.3359 Do5. 3 di'S,. •UtO all pr. AM-FM radio, vinyl roof & upholstery. 41,004 ml. 11*. 331' 1W Olds Cutlass Power steering Excellent Condition BUY JUNK CARS- from $10 to 533 Call 332.1431 after 1 P.M. 1541 Chevrolet Impala, 327 engine, AT, PS, PB, Air, Very clean. 323. MORE CASH 60-OffIce Supplies For Wrecked çriunk Cars & Trucks 1973 AMC Matador, Sm. v-a, Ide., AC. PS, 33,004 ml., exc. cond,, clean, $I400. Call 322M or may be seen at 2331 Palmetto Ave. Any year thru 1916 models. 7 days week Call collect, sa 2131 Office Furniture Wood or steel desks, executive desk I. chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinet s, as Is. Cash a carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.92,$30.n - 78-Motorcycles 1545 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, loaded with extras. New: brakes, tins, muffler, air conditioner, time-up, air shocks. Selling due to illness. 4713443. ________________________________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3$44or323.7?10 - 1969 Honda, CO 350, 1100 Miles, - )% Valiant, good clean car, $0, best offer. 373.1030. Excellent coed., 1390. 322.3117. ____________ l.anglng Baskets 0, Plant Sale, 117 Oak St., SanLando. Phone $43. 3755. ___________________ Poultry manure for your fall garden or pasture, $2 yard loaded at the farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen (off 4I3),7 ml. east Osteen bridge. ____________________ Rare & Exoticnewarrivals, PLANTS&ANSWERS. 210E. lit St. ' '. - ' 7:' . - - 74-11 ' S. I- 64-Equipment for Rent - -Steam Clean Your Own Carpel Rent OurReinsnvac CARROLL'S FURNlTUE, 322 -3151 PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl - 65-Pets-Supplies Cats & Kittens S2 Each togooxt home 3231714 ,': -. :t: - ' MACK McDONALD I have recently become associated with Marc SIad and would Ilk, all my old friends and Customers to stop by and s, our fine selection of automobiles. CLAUDE E. HITTELL I am now associated with Marc Slade and extend to all my friends and customers an invitation to come by and say hub and see our display of automobiles, MARC SLADE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH, INC. 2613 S. ORLANDO AVE. U. S. HWY. 17.si SANFORD, FLA. 323-1230 643-2000 - I. '.4 .. -4 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY - I -- It EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY __________________ Aluminum Siding _ Home Improvements Pest Control - can Cover your home *Dt alum Siding . sotit system Also Roofing. Gutters 20 yrs E.p Interior, Exterior Plastering, ART BkUWN PEST CONTROL Plaster Patching & Simulated Eagle Siding Co II) 9543 2562 Park Dy, Brick & Stone Specialty 322 7110 322 $563 WANT TO SELL __________________________ Window Washing, Floor Stripping & YOUR HOME? Waxing, Carpet Shampooing. Buying a new home? Moving to an estimate. 323 5954 Piano Services apartment? I Free Get some action with a nommumnsom Herald I claSsified a. We'll help you writs an ad that will bring fast sale. Garage sales are in season Tell the Land Clearing people about it with a CloSlified CALL 332-3111 _____________________________ Ad In the Herald 322 2611, h I __________________________ &A Back Hoe Service . Lao clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock' All kinds of digging Housstrailers ewing 1-toted and moved 322 9142. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING BullootIg. Excavating. Ditch work Alterations. Dress M.iking. Oropes. Fill dirt. top SOil 322 5943 tJPhOlstery 372 0O7 Beauty Care .__ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ¶lo'merly Plarrietta Beauty Nook) $19 E. First. 322 5742 - Horn. Improvements Lite Clearing; Mowing; Oisclng; Fill O,rt; Clay. Rock. Sand; Backhc. Loader Ph n $527 C E SHEPHERD Panting. Remodeling General Repairs, Call 323 $175 CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY. Roof Repairs. Carpentry. Painiing, Home Repiirs. Outliving Cement work Fr5eeStjmalfl $315437 Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimat, call Carl Harris it SEARS In Sanford 322 1171 Landsc aping & Caroeni,,. NemoO,linq. AdIii,Qfl5 Custom Work Lic en sed , Bonøed Free esImat, 373 -'I Tree Service ______________________ Trees Trimmed, Cut, Hauled Awa,. 323 4'05or333t, (after 1 pm I YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF You HAVEN'T T R IED ACLASsIIIEO AD LATEr Lawn Cure EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimmng Free Estimates. Phone372111n l Well Drilling Hav e some camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it all with a Classf,ed Ad fl The Herald Ca*I 33226110r 531 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you ________________________ ________________________ Painting Have some camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it all wi th a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 1222611 or 131 $993 an4 a friendly x.i .sor wili help you I ' '73 Nova, 3 10. orange & white,? di., 33400 ml. small V-S. $1473. SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET an time, nyon. can be a seller or 0 buyer. No (i4 o4V*. All admitted free D12 Gremlin A, 350. n" wheels, Come brows, every Sunday I to at the Movieland Drive.in FMINVIO t, deCk. s Owner. $iiso. 322-3115 after 5 P.M. Theatre. South Il-fl. Phone 322. 1214. '44 Ford, rebuilt motor, new battery, good brakes, currant inspecilin 5tickar. Mike offer. 32246%. 77- Autos Wanted - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any SINGER FUTURA * yw BUG, 1210 Ask for Atilt WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD Phone 323.1010 70-Swap a Trade -' ' __ - Aluminum Duracran 11 random trailer. Must Sell. Best offr. Also ____________________________ 10' John Best, ISO 352547 Stepping Stones,- Sand, Rock, Grease Traps. DryweilL Bloc ks & Duo Therm Heater, 33.000 BTU, MIRACLE CONCRETE Co. lO' Elm Ave. 3225131 000d gas mileage and goad transportaf 1410.323-751 after S. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 3227210 1971 Correct Craft, 14' tn hull, 74 certified trailer with extra *heil, 15 40 ho Johnson electric Stft motor with less than 30 his. running time. Double gas tank s & new canvas cover. $2500. 675.3543. Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala Road, $13 month. Negative coggins required. 3fl.13, -_____ 4 f' ROBSON MARINE 2925 Hwy 11-52 322 -2941 66-Horses 322.2090 BUILDER-DEVELOPER ___________________ FREE P00 with PurcMee of this like new 74 Toyota Coronal di'., ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED white, black vinyl top, FM radio, Top prices, used, any condition, 23400 ml. 12400. 322-1043. 6115176, Winter Park. _____________________ 913 Caprice Classic Coupe, full Cash 322-4132 power, air cont. stereo, many "as. Real nice. 140-4110. For used furniture, appliances, toots, etc. Buy 1 or '1001 items. IN? Plymouth VIP, I dr. hardtop, Larry's Mart. 215 SatWerd Ave. Poe" in,. New:'bettory, starter, voltage regulator, We Buy alternator, tune-up. poem tires. _________________ 3 BR, 2 bath, wall-wall carpet. central heat-air, 3' qcres plus, stabl, for horses, fen ced, *35.000. 59.000 dn, Call owners, 3n illsiI Broker, 322 7174 Day _____ 61-Wanted to BUY ______________ Dober flir AKC and show quality. Cropped ears & SANFORD- 62 dry Atres near St. ShotS. $150 to 1 300. Terms. 30.5Johns. $110,000. 6-47.1111. SACKETT INVESTMENT _ 5710. Inc. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 'hand 73 Models. Call 323.1310 or 5341405 Dealer. ________________________ DAVE'S Jfl.310 a Cash for Antiques. Consigrunints wanted. Hi.Way 46 Auction Galleries, 322-4572. 1 43 -Lots-Acreage TAFFER REALTY Rig. Real Estate Brok er 1100 E.2Sih St 3flu55 Wint er Springs- 3 BR, l.3 bath. fam. rm., fireplace. 1 bik from school. Enc. patio. $30,500 3270901. Bedroom Homes ' mobile home Excellent Condition, covered patio, storage building, pool, marina, tennis. $17,900.66j, 1516 _____ enevo (, New 2.3 & 4 1L4lV%Cp,0 ' 10T wirn i oearoom Dum Pigs & Shollft Pio a Wks. am. vwa?$ 104 m,& up 322-2541 Furniture' 55-Boats 1 Accessories Used Sob ease. Datum Including gZcarsa nd trucks. For lnrormation ceII Sill Ray or Jack Mink, 031-1310, - NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS _____________ It this Is the day to buy a shoptoday'swantadsfor the best ______________________________ . bu ys. TV's from $10, 06W from $13; Service all makes. HERB'S TV. ___________________________ 1200 French Ave, 323.1734. 62-Lawn-Garden Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC, 107 W. Commercial Phone 322-1151, Sanford ______________________ a CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322 2611 BATEMAN REALTY _______________ rg our C1 0 or or organization "0t.ut likit to be Included In thl5 liSting ali: PAOLA-O.K. for horses, 2'z acres, 3 BR, I. Many extras. 53f,. Hal Colbert Realty - Seminole County, Flor id a, will at Simlfloli ou C nty, Florida, will at 11:00 AM, on Itie 15th day of Sep. 11:00A.M. on the 72nø day of Sep. AD. 1974, offer for sale a tember, AD. 1914, offer for al s e and sell to the highest bidder, for Cash, sill to the highest bidder, for Cash, subject to any and all existing islns, sublect to any all exisflng sins, ai the Front iWelt) Door of h. at tt*e Frontand lw... Of inc Seminole County Courthouse in in Sanford, Florida, the above Sanford, Florida, the above bed described real ProPertY. That sal. Is being made to That said Sate Is I,eing made to satisfy the terms of sild wri t satisfy the terry of laid Writ of Execution Execution John E. Polk, John E. Polk, Sheriff Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Seminole County, Florida Publish A ug. 21. 51, Sept.?, 11, Publish : Aug. 31, Sept. 1, w II, 2), )vs DEC-ha DEC-161 REDUCED, 2 BR. new carpets, carport, screened porch, garage, $16,500. We handle government repossessions, many areas, smai! down, seller pays closing costs. CRANK CON'ST,REALTY REALTORS-M-061 Eves. 323-35.0 333-7341 Hutchison Ocean'Iront Apts., 335 S. CLUB MANOR- 2 rn.. Atlantic. Daytona Beach. Call LONGWOOD- Extra building lot COUNTRY family room, screened porch, big Plus excellent ñod,rn3 SR, fba th Mrs. R.U. Hutchison. 3224051 323-7832 fenced back yard. utility building. hom. Owner anxiouLvAorFHA. A bargain at $17400. 333.347, 1*0. "STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. ii ClasSified Ads didn't work 31-Apartments Furnished - ALTAMONTE -Spring Deks,4BR, 7 OR. 1 bath, tram, house, with they, wouldn't be any, wash house, workshop I. child's _______________________ 2 bath, near Brantley Schools. SAN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom play house. Near elementary 143.500. trailer apts. Adult I family park. school. Located In country. Real Estate Weekly. 3315 Hwy 11-57, Sanford. Fenced yard, $13000. 323-5431 GEO. WILLMER,ASSOC INC. after 1:30. REALTOR $314500 41-Houses SHOW PLACE-3 BR,3 full baths, MONTHLY R E N TA L Seminole Co., need to sell In a large scTeened in rear porch, AVAILABLE hurry? Call me & let me show you IS'x20 family room, yard fenced Color TV, AirCond,,Mald Serv. our homes REDUCED $11,000. MUST SELL sill faster with - well landscaped, wall to wail QUALITY INN NORTH BPP. Call Phyllis Capponi, NOWI Large attractive BR, 3 Carpet, central heat and air. I-Il SR 131. Longod 543.1000 bath, cho arow. .s&aia. -iat - Realtor-ASSOC., RICK E 53t900. FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., 9 family room, central air w l5edroomapt.,carpe$,ar,oi, Park DYNAMIC PROPERTIES w carpet, beautiful fenced REALTOR, $313233. A ve. Utilities turn., $isomo plus S. V. Hardwick, Brokir Courtyard, swimming pool. deposit. 3fl43S after 3:30 Deltona,641 4311 ________________ c -3fl.719 Need extra money? Can you work. couple of hours in the evening? Call 3231312. No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 OR, 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet. Close to CARPENTER REALTY S-TV.Radio.Stireo REAL ESTAIF leditoc QUIET AREA 2-3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchn cabinets, sating bar, new carpeting, new i-oaf, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx. $2,000 down, $155 month. Price $21,500. Owner, 323-0323. 2017 S. FRENCH _____________________ II' White, 33 Chrysler II hp wry.WIthtraIierIextrfl$j 323-1337. Callha BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted central best and air. Phone 323 1004. 321-0041 ' ____________________ Value Trade your equity for 3 bedroom home, air, on quiet Street fleer nice lake. 120,710. Call George Willis. ReaItor.Aaiate for In. formation, by owner - 3 berm, bath, ref., stove, carpeting deapes, air, workshop, carport utli rm., fenced yard, $22,100. Set at 2503 S. Part Ave., Sanford. MU-REALTORS 2 SR. IrsIa', central air, trees & grass, spacious lot, quiet: Adults. bedroom apIs. and completely 335.1425 furnished Studio apartments. _________________________ Conveniently locatedlbeausm,ily landscaped. Abundant storage 35-Mobile Home Lots (includin g attic) and "GE Energy New modern single story 1 1 2 67-lJvestock.Pouftry Cleaning the garage again? Moving me same items around you moved last spring? Planning on storing them another Year? Doirt do It. Plan a garage sale mild don't forget to advorffie It in the Herald want ads. Like magic, me clutter will disappear, and you'll have extra cash In your pocket. Trade For air, Pinecrest . Apartments 18-4lelp_Wanted __________________ MUST GO NORTHI Mid twenties may take It. Unique: orlSR.wcodidartp$tic k,t,quie Street. Family roam, screenn porch, central no reasenabli offer refused. Call 42II04. Attn hours 447 2004. LakeMo.wo.-2+ acres, 3 BR. 3'.i both, pool sis,coo. Jenny Clarl Ramify, Realtor, home with Central H-A, W.W Mag, Washer & Dryer. large oak tree n front. B close to everything ,o, 5319u0, IMPRESSIVE 3 BR near Golf Course. Central H.A. carpeting, rmsuy NOOITT, attractive wallpaper, large rooms, & morel Asking s,a,soo. Fishermen. Canolsts .2 BR, turn.. adults. Wukiva Landing, 322-4410 323-1301. NOW LEASING Sanford Court QUALITY Inmlsn.w,,asR2 both __________________ .,._. _______________________ - e.ie. payments. isti cilia" offer s p.m. , - Rig. Real Estate Broker 3310440 322-274 3237153 2220115 Forrest Greene Inc. 11311-M3 REALTOR Inn. Walk er. 322.341J BROWSE AND SnVS.., Irs sasy Ifid fun. . .TP*e Want Ad Way. WIlT REALTY LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR STEAL I 3 BR with W.W carpetIng, drapes, appliances, A.C. furniture I fencing. $15,000 for Immediate sale. 2 O R.carpeted, sir Adulti, $140 Me. 333-1301 or 322-4470 One 1 2 Bedroom apartmen, furnished or unfurnishid. Newly see.,.E. Airport ( redecorated.Come t._1__ ... __________________ " __________________ - DIPLOMA AT HOME IN INC. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" - Lake Mary-? OR furnished house, newly refinished inside and Out. Adults. No pets. 332.3530. - Estate Kish Real - Stemper-Realtor Il55 French 3us.mi Eves. 3fl., 3224141: 322.1510 4 OR, 2 bath, 2 story, convenient location. References, no l,• "° per ma. Looking to buy existing 1st raf 2nd 'T10'ges at discount. 24 hour approval. DeytOfIs ('04la73.1135 IflStfljCtjl)fl3 Wm. H. ___________ an AC yu TROUBI ED? Call Toil Free. 444-3037 for "We Cars" ts or Teens. "!°"" Adul :, ____ REALTORS - - Architect's Own' Custom Calif. temporary- 4 level, 3 BR, 2 bath. $71000, Jenny Clark Realty, 322. ISIS. MARE OW I&M& con Ow Safe. MAI. 12"Wift jim 4 . KENMORE WASHER, path, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 31 357 ____ ldyllwfl4- 141000. 107 BrefItwood Drive. 3 on, 2 bath, family room with fireplace. Ex oos plan. 322-1104. OWN IN Six MONTHS LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY-3 LEASE NOW BR. 2 barn. cintral heat & air. Tir ed ci rent r.cipts7 Have C waH.wail carpat, kitchen equip. !'teady lob? Then call i* and stai PSd, fenced yard, Owner re INVESTING yr money mtei nca,png sg ci throwing It awayp Have 3 SeOornhOfnes available tOssai t RETIREE SPECIAL-3 Si, 1 bath, YOU Out EARNING klstd in one of me nicer sections burningi Sanford. Owner* have given this HOme TLC. 12,730. Cliff Jordan Realtor - If 35$. T.n. 1*7, 5Th-IS __ ferl"roloto exceflom Condition. $120 or but _______________________ 13 anar S. %SA down. "' __ _ - QUALIFYING. $I5Gg Stop and think a minute cIauhIiod ads didn't *oft, the wouldn't b any. _"-.Wry . oven, ran... air. - . , Frkiai By Owner- Distron Ulf. sunforld. 3 ON, huge family - LONOWOOD PARK, according to 6-CNId Care the plat thereof as recor In Book It, Pages 5 10, Public Roe ci 1entkoie County, Florida, Educational Child Care for as low as $2 *iJy if you qualIfy. 323-5421 has been flied against y are rewired to serve a copy of your "or written defus,if any, foft an John BUSY BEE CHILD CARE A. Baldwin, Plaintiffs' attorney, 2127.NoIly Ave. whole address Is * Highway Phone Fern Park. Florida 33Th0j on or before September 77, inland file the original with the Clerk of this Longwood Day Care CenterLnovd oldest. 4a.m. 4p...bus to Court elthic before service on slum, s chool. 33fl752 anytims. Plaintiffs' attorney or Immediately thereafter: otherwise, a default will be entered Against You tar rn,re, 'demanded in the Complaint. WITNESSmyhondandlhas"loo this Court on the 23rd day of August, ,, -. NtyED? NeVSV YOU have skcee 3 BR. 1½ bath, kitchen equipped. i, $155 month. 233.$73 or 323.1303. ambition: Serious only pleat call $742034 after 4p.m. or write Giovanni, Dattona. Fla. 337j.)oiO FERN PARK.MAITLAND.... 3 OR, i baths, air, fenced yard, car. peting, 1 53 1 AVON HAVE A VERY MEPlkv CHRIST. LAKE MARY- LAKEFRONT- 3 P1NECREST.... 3 Ii. 1½ barn. OR, 2 baths. an big Lake US-and the money to pay central Mat & air. OW -M wiii till SANFORD nars I VC111 Clio Fenced DRIVE BY IT. start now selling beautiful to qualified veteran paying yard. $275 mo. products. Make beautiful 1335 S. SUMMERL1N AyE. closIng costs. $2J730. Call 144307 for Information. Large oaks, pine I palm trees, 3 Ii ORLANDO -LEE ROAD AREA2 bath, air conditioned. Nest BEDROOM.1 Barn, smait frame 2 BR. family room, corner lot, lils clean. Move in now. Drive by an home, situated on v. of a city ca ll today. 117M0. 112.300. The Doj Before PublkGtion - Noon -.- Nurses: RN's I. LPPIs, Aides, companion. Needed immediately ê710a34. DEADLINES Noon .. Lot me - "vw tioi partners. No invesimint 322-11111114. ________ ______________ iffiru S times........4lca line tItru2Stimes ....31cm line S0 times .............24cc line (32.0OMINIMUMCHAROE) 3 Lines Minimum - . (vein, ilmaw, unit FL ________________ U2O Of 323 3534. - Ex panding Win W%IMS business 0:00 A.M. 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Mi°n Sundo ANOTHER (4). (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (4) (1) LOVE OF LIFE HAPPY DAYS (R) (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES IANTIOUES 35 G000 DAY 1150 (51) MOVIE: "Successful Calarity: kby Ait .. Street Fighter ' SOMERSET (4) MIDDAY ERICA W MAYBE-Y I.-_ 3.00 '2)(Mo.) TELETHON .4.R11. (Tune. E50141 Ff1.) (9) 1:35 AILW_ CCI'ff (Tue.. flvot4t Ff1.) '21 ($kn.) w.iass, ________________ = Mulupw ulting (MPOSIt. Adults Preferred. 322. car alineanc, to sates field. Can Mrs. rent. ______ ________ RATES HOURS Scurftv - _________________ THE ELECTRIC 'l' * THE LOPE RANGER Party Plan Check OWL We pay suf is pct., plus 831-9993 - (f) BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 1:00 (4) ONE LIFE To LIVE Cd) THE DOCTORS HOLLYWOOD SOLARES ,-.. 2) (Mon.) !ELETHON L1GI'fl 7)('T3*fl.)TSA (U) 2.i (Mon.) TELETHON (Tus. Ff$) (4) t1njp, S BEWITCHED (7) E7j( C')M. ( 11:30 ( 2) 322-261J -_ CLASSIFIED DEPT. Evvu1 Fit) THE DOCTORS (4) (1) THE GUIDING (2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. (1US$. llvoi4i Fit) YA.EELOFFORTUIE (4) oo,.su f3U555 lobe athou',.d. ($_) (7) THE ELECTRIC I'"NV (R) if) HOT SEAT 3$ MOTHERS WI LAW _____ am NBC PEWS up- NT. (flj, NBC ( ) NBC NEWS (J) py 2.30 ( 2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. (Tuis. Pi'ouØ Fit) (12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES S T H E WI LB URN 8RO1F1.EPS (9) DAILY pj sm (n.)VILLA ALEGFE 1010 i (Mon.) TELETHON co. Fit) (4) (0 (C WA*S*H , '24 (4) (4) PRiCE SESAME 8THEti- fiT4' CBS LATE MOVIE: 'V*ierg Eaves ..-v Eastwood 1969. Coiyrs see- (FVL)FLORI(M REPORT (12) DAYS OF ours uvs THE 9.00 MRTPJNDAYIAAt4PAL 700 CLUB (l) . n LASSIE 4) FAMILY FEUD S 1000 (3) (Mon.)TELETHON COWl. (Tue.. Bvoui fr SNFORD AND SON(R) ,,boy ,, __ ; ;••riJ JTNM ___ l_ stats a roç ci (12) DECISION 'Th: ' ( 2) T9 ____ . MZ9 (4) (7) A.SQ CAPTIOFED NEWS FOR THE DEAF if) TUESDAY MYSTERY: T'It I OnJTL I Dii!. p,',, PWiley star. The pon au cerornvy of a ritay graduation ceremony Is broken when a Idents (7) MUSIC PROJECT saris (4) ELECTION RETURNS: (2) tW DATE cpcj (4) . ac, Fat Albert S IDVIE •'w ttt Takes A Vacatlon. .*flS$ SSassii. ssn O1'Wi. 1902. The ITdve(*IIs of a bailer aist he lenity. byng deaperalely to anoy a melion Wi a .txt beachhouse. of 9.30 2) ___ OWL ROBE ClALtt Park Ifer, B (4) () a 700 cum 113) r4) (11) CSS SATURDAY PREVIEW SPECIAL A took C Lyrley. (51W) 1964. P.ERV GRIFFIN SHOW 24 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU IN' ON * ms,t" Sbat lM*, 'Ti MARY I4ARTWJI. MARY HARTMAN 5.O0000 YEAR CUE '24 ____ HOLLYWOOD '2) (4) (1) (4) (U) PEWS OITLM T GONG SH( 1216 11) (Mon.) TELETHON . MASAa'. P.bWW4 b FOI(km' 3& Zoo CLL 1O.30 S ALN45J(ES1.1 '2) CAimIocAuFp tij (f - ) rtflrnn& UDO,LlAt, '4) (n) 'f) SPECIAL -Fm* GIi. Jr. In fUIt JIC PAWY (f) ALL IWCHIW _____ •COMMUNITY C! P00 j pa_ ooP14E $HJ tap upcootj&p iiNGVIE "The Uii FulIve. Ridi. 1003. (T) "Thul* did.' C,iJ 0 Humphrey Bogart. (BIW) 1940. (V*d.) "The Fallen Sparrow." John GarfI,ld, Maureen O'Hara. (BLW) 1943. (Thu',.) i. Fm gi Such." Cliff Robertson. OJUI OIord. (91W) 1906. (Fill.) ihec Treat. LEI'*R REPORT S LOVE, AMERICAN (7) p. __ .. ____ ) MOOD PYRAMID RIFIOBE,rr WC 630 nj REPORT 5 ') RO8E?Ir PMC PER- ANIM#J..S srii TOMORROW S DUCK, DLtc GOOSE E - ____ Orlando - Winter Park Sem1nole 0 I LOVE LUCf .b _______________ - it +111141 CLASSIFIED ADS .r... i DEcislowie 1000 '2: POLIC STORY i4D Milt ED •FAMILY AFFAIR 7) AS _____ KANGAROO no 41 II') AT FARF * PMYSEIV1Y, D 6.1m 4 1E _______________ - WELLS DRILLED, PUMI'S SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All t,pi-sa'ol szvs We repair and ser,ce STINE MACHINE L SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 3fl 6412 ____________ I' p ______ SLIM BUDGETS ARE YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHINGBOLSTERED WITH VALUES uflsft IF YOU HAVEN' T TRIED A THE WANT ,.0 CLA3SIF,IED AD LATELY ('IJ,t4,, 4 'I 0 o List Your Business...Dial 322-2611 or 831-99931 - ". 1:'-. "i . :.............. -.''i,'.: 1 "., " ,i ' . . ________________ '': ,-' . . 1...(j.5tIrlf; -'yr--.'-. . ' p... ,. .. ..t,, .,... 4J,U___,__..,_1.i . , --r-r- - - .. S i_iL. "' ! 'f-" -- .' . .. jrç.1uif3q .. , '.-t- - . .j.i.evmv, , -, , -. jwç'.a '- - l(,v . �Chic YN" j VW F,. *; HOROSCOPE 13 Greek Wnw 45 Choose 48 Click beetle 1011 For _ Wednesday, S.pt.rnb.rS I um ent 5 II L t £ 20 St" punch used in Mon Walker N==. zs Ao *4x WATS TO WAJM UP I iT : __ - - 0 ThE POEN LOSER gi Year, No. l2 WI&sdmy, Sept. I, 197k French ,,g today you could Id PW eyesIf someons outshines GEMM (Nisy 214m 21) If yor Youd be win ad to let it you have Me mummy over abow. others, on it WIN* WW. CAPRICM (Dom n-ijuL Abuse of power will make 19). You know that Cc ws who topics can agitate an $ YOU ) — "mad today. Be sure dw e Avoid them better lonu With 411 4163 •0 ram IF& joint ventures everyone or Is Olotto-M relAU0011hipf 001111d - — — ____ — — - 50 Tifts. - - - — — — - - 43 41 51 4_7 Com After be difficult: for you today. Lat companions be" their way %1= (Aug. D&pL 22) even it Uiey come on a little While you may feel strong, but don't demean donlineering today, that's no yourself. indication right. YOURSIDAY Friends could sense you're trying to impose your will on This year it would be wim to them. rely upon yourself than upm LMW (Sept. 2SOct. 23) others. There's nothing you You've reached the odw ftb can't accomplish If you put your of letting thina ft by. Any mind to It. mission Boss a U driller, expressed d$O OOUt7 Coup __ ballots edged HMtay bigger uto ree th Seminole Hatlaway.like French, expressed surprise at dection resulls. "1 dion't ' MViKt"The chairman wet an to my ft defed will not halt 16 political career. ,rm not discowsivid or turned am-, saw curying hisohm of the WW J~m M"W Trance 0 mission Chairman *he Haftwq for On nod to carry the Democratictorch into the pending battle for the Dl*l I __ (HR us ing UUCul neophyte Bob these In 'In t0 ncerned. You'd ZO(JulyA.fl) Your be very smart to I R 11; m — 10 Cent, _ dogs lie. ThPOpU1$r pj (Jan. Web. 19) to Th lotton diy. dye your us AVer J don your pfl$ tthanc or baous ___an co to form them 00 bST P10~Perao0al 17 Sanford, Florida 32771—P TAURUS(April WIft 9)In dealing with your Pwi 101110Y, kqt4t&o" UGITTARM (Now. 33-Dw. tranvuelm -----cANcicR "'°°' (J PU r by M Sensom (!121d _ - r ) 1 EVC1U1I mar, dlçeulon will mike ch up. you jf0 hive thi y y far hard *Now. ) that could cr irot may be abl. to gat careftil.loss you upon It won't be worth it In the alliO IN" fl 2t Musical shows 47 Former 22 -- oft Russian rulff 23 Soviet rKw 49 Beverage 25 Golf scores 51 Exclamation of 26 Dill herb surprise 1976 ___ 45 Putin nstrum,nt T I ____ 27 Meadow _____ $WSet$Op (ib) r rF9 - ____ 36 Shriek 10 Being DOWN 22 Soviet Union I Masculine 12 Tr M 40 Swen 24 Asian kingdom nickname 41 Mirtheglin 13 28 Girl's name 2 Nested box" lcomb. form) 42 Asperse WWR agency 3 Philippine 43 Shrubby mint 18 Wind 33 Whilney's 6 Soluble invention pfftiplo of 4 Cwbsn*k starch 5 Placal" I French A1ftIQ 7 Best-b*hs"d (pl) _ a _______ animals 53 A frican desert C1L. is scripts "fl's You 'D to win; ft m be heft to " said ' Hdww, an the .t __ eiieve , Incumbent Repablican defeated __ its good awd it," ft : Williams ______ . ,., __ you ft almost three to am You've g to __ French now .. _ __ l said this II 'k _ swamped former Attamonte Springs councilmen Dan DmtmuL In the bid for the Delinocratic nomination Godw receill votes to Dorhm's "Ill. Gunter, :•;, ___ 3 __ ed We to mite a commission sed occupied by Williams. Over in district 5, tomm Cgunty"Commigdow jobn 1 q4 •... 7. Pbele, Page $-A WIN by Bob Montane Th PAL ELLEN IS I 'LL BET PV)JA SODA '\IIIWCWRrnNG I' mAT ICAN GIVE U ) JI P!RSCPIS MoWR1T)P% P, REVEALS A CONPLM I HEREFMAVISIT! Mos Dia etkis Can Eat Bread L NORTH DEAR D BUNNY — b SthI I Hsmdehl MB — I° TI PRESCENT' fwsiE)_ U ___ I9 So PRISCIL WHERE 15 THE P by Al Venn.., " TIN FATHERGU 9LIR 1 TO THE EDO BACON WING. MOM! / r THE MORNING 15 LIKE TRYING TO STARr A C k IN WINTER! ______ SOMETIMES I 'I'VU HAVE TO JI.MP I HIS BA1TERY. -Z ___ A Lamb The =ws a weakness _______________ To ve you a better Idea of make a diagnosis. If you we the thinking about treating overwelift you should C00- diabetes I am sending you Thie centrilltill 00L1091119 L our tnain t end Diabetes: Diagnogjai, eliminating high calorie sweets ygjo, and qM. isa good idea. Others who want this formation can said a Bread n Import" Part of alamped,self-addressed enmcd &d& The usual diabetic velope with 50 cent s for ft. Jiat can eat bread. Even the address your letter to me diabetic, which you say you are care of this newspaper, P.O. not, has a diet plan that fits with Sox 11, Radio City St$UOfl his treatment. Should he Nsw Yodi, 1X19. require ufln, the amOwt is DEAR D IAMB My geared to his did, whatever daughter who is 14 as o that may be, and his daily darted her monty period. She phyxical activity or life dyle. is very concerned because all Changing any of these n her girlfriends have. She is the treatment This email for her age, 4 feet 10 means t m diabetics can pounds. and do eat bread. You -sdoesn't to go 10 some whole wheat bread or doctor. Please tell us shoot A$4 •Q6 4J S — DEAR READER The find thing to do is relaL The onset of You should also elIm1naUng all ezceconalder u(at th mendrUon varies from ages three 1 - q_7 rd CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO $URNS by Larry Lewis RE-ELECT wrve GOT TO sivs VOTE" AT WAST ONE GOOD REASON TO VOTE WORA'S A THCUO;4T. / LETIS SAY HE NEEDS NCITWER ~A SM OPH F. CAN KEEP THE 19N PROMISES WE DIDN'T KEEP IN His LAST TWO TzIt4jS TE . A~ invitational but not Mth e could and db bid four hearts. North showed the club ace and South bid the 6* lead We yaw heW Is pm%d ym b*. Im case 01 my W 01110ple I rqw. -N RANK AND ERNEST by Bob eves OT ftr Om it v0wiGrz ti ll $M_ Of SELIF -0 DISCOVERYP AND THIS IS WHOE 4A 1 A CNN Tollokoitwe. Florwo For'"IMM1060n. Oww ifie Poke of dwiws office South wins the heart lead, _______________ draws trunt and after diamonds. suit brUb 3-3 An Oklahoma reader wants so he gets to discard two to know U It Is ever proper to hearts a club and wraps incur a penalty deliberately. up 13 The answer Isamt decidThisdoemi mean that seven ed "no." Penalties are there good contr was a act. It made rely to prevent uninien- FOUND MYLF. : TUMBLEWEEDS b T. K. Ryan .• • SHE GOT ? z a. . • jml~ ISMS-?, . 1 1 1 11 If. :'~- NU-5., 'g-ij®r~ I -I~ 1~0 ' S 01 - I - J*. I.. It Gil Fox . -- DONALD AND ANN REYNOLDS IV THE PRINCIPAL IED POLITICS411 40 0 By ED PRICKErr Herald Staff Writer Once upon a time a high school principal decided to run for public office to try and change the things he thought were wrong in the land. Ile ran hard. And you could see him in levi pants and a red shirt campaigning for the U.S. Congress. It was a bit unusual A 1 — really, o see a trying field 41hous I. 9-7 r midnight snaCkl" at 7rU AVPYI ) VaI Arm JQ AdF t . . WHAT'S / - • /AM? • . by Gar Tdeau In V&y MW 00t- 41 111 . . %A4 Bride? L-rea ing a may #qMHI1%ATALL0UYL-LR1JSH70 fbrce Hbn to aLbout Y=. HF-R SIPEI r BOB FRENCH: 'lt'sbeautlfultowln... it must be hell to lose... • (For a copy of JACOB V MODERN, send $ I to Win at Bridge.' a / 0 this newspaper. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station. flew York. ) N V 100 19) SIDE GLANCES .. • On the other hand, the con. tract of six was a very good one. It was sure to make irrespective of amp and dlamond breaks since South __________________ 14 . • - tional wrong doing. DOMESBURY — . • because diamonds broke 33 Just per • • :• • _— delayed because of obesity or more oftm theset days from excessive preoccupation &hold weight, associated with illadvised crash and fad diets. Just be sure she has a good heafthy diet, avoids obesity and remains normally active. Nature usually does the rcst. So don't get upset about it and gl" nature a You may be interesW to know t menstruation ween Uw ages of 2 and 8, with pmpancy. has been repwW occasionally In some ap. pmndy bealthy young girls. in menstruation underlying medical problems caused the earl , • Sometimes menstruation is SISNATOR rPA88LLL - your diet, particularly if you 1010 16 and 18 and one have a weight problem. in between ages 18 and 20 Climate, habits and recent years diabetic hereditary factors are all specialists have important in determining the that the type of diet ne;~W fo, diabetics is low in (at and onset. Unless your daughter has chole~sterol to help avoid the 3offle definite signs of an endeficiency is not -high Incidence of heart attacksdocrine otherwise in good or health I and vascular disease In would recommend ignoring thie tuation until she Is at Ind to. c During his eight Yem On the county board, AlezaAer. w. elected chairman six times by his collseguag. Althiouo Gurdw UK fail announced be would rim tar ejobon as mayor of Altamonte Springs, he withdrew from that cont See, FRENC3% Page 3-A l•• — 6 - forcing. Hence, North's threespde Did was forcing and ask. West NW* East 5101111111 54 i four spades=; or one spade.two onds-two s-pan. The bid Ing In box shows one expert way of ]t reaching ski. Most experts play t the Jump raise to .. Alexander was a veteran of two four-year terms on the county rom iti al arena in IM Alexander. at a PtAY in his bmw with a few dome friends Tuesday night afteir the election s victory was even better W went one spade-three spades. 503 lied in Seminal by in a race for the U.S. Congi'u. chairman of the Seminole Cocoty Planning NW \ ng cerealtoprovidecerealfiberis your diet. cS •1. of standard American. When 9K 1063 01095 &Q10763 vQJ75 0.172 2 su(&ucose)Ieval does not 5IGU cupled by Sid Viblien Jr., who was Ing club on a high diamond lb and ruff his third heart with Dr. • DEAR READER GOT HME... 7 6A4 I have captured 4,50 votes to Tyro's 4,Ok Alazander will face Bill could always discard 992 By tAaee Lamb,&tD. high blood sugar, but I'm not diabetic, maybe borderline. 1 have qt U $ potatoes. Should I o quit eating brad? BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY b t RUNDOWN AT L -I He ran hard, and he lost. "I'm disappointed,* but I'm glad it's over," Don Reynolds, Seminole High School principal, said this morning. Reynolds was sleeping in after a Tuesday night celebration at the Club. A lot of well-wishers were there. The room was decked out in red, white and blue bunting. But it was not a pa rty, as planned . It wasn't a loser's party, either. 11 was a party for an educator who told the people who would listen that this nation is in trouble. II Specifically, Reynolds told them high schoolers needed jobs, and he told them law and order is an issue. Some of the voters listened. In Seminole, Reynolds lost to JoAnn place choice. ; Most of all, though, Reynolds learned a lot. "It, probably, was one of the most rewarding experiences in my life," he said. If he did learn a lot, as is almost always the case with any attempt at the unusual, it also cost him a lot. About $7,000 ot - s own money flowed into the campaign . A campaign in which Reynolds admits that as a candidate he was 86 11 longshot." Not an impossible hot, a longshot. Sti-11, Reynolds maintains his spirit. "None of thein beat me,"he said, f "I just ran out Oete help he Reynolds is proud off ostly from young receive L people. And, e is proud, also that other candidates, toward he end of the race, picked up on his issues jobs for teenagers and law and order. It's all rhetoric now. A story to someday tell grandchildren. And from among the many reasons ht. might give you for running, Reynolds, the educator, fishes for [be sentence that will explain It aH. MIKE HAAWAy: was surprised ... I'm not turned off. . Bob HaHaway: A Victory hug Story Pal* 3-A - . • TraiIwood Pa rents res s Boa rd " OHM" 0 Today By KRIS NASH Herald Staff Writer A group of Trailwood parents which picketed Semiwle County School Board of. Aro=d The CloCk ........ Horoscope ................ 10-H fices Tuesday is scheduled to appear at tonight's board meeting to protest the condition of access routes to Spring Lake 1B ..................... Elementary School and elimination of Editorial • •A Television .................A courtesy busing in the area. And U the panel doesn't take action, a Dear Abby .................I-B Weather ................... $-A spokesman for the group says, Um parents will be back an the picket line Thusday. Marie De hloor. a parent of two Spring Lake organizer of the demonstration. said her group will be on hand when the school board convents at 7:30 pm. at the Seminole County courthouse in Sanford. "We had seven people out there With hirs. De Moor said of the Tuesday " picket. "We were Uwe from 10 (a.m.) to 12 WASHINGTON (AP) — Claude Wild Jr., GqV Oil (noon). We're on the agenda for the school Corp.'s former chief isbbyis today repodlated his claim hoard meeting tonight, and U th ey don do be had given $2.no in in to S". 130b Dole, the something about this, we plan to picW spin Republican vi Thursday." "I have been in error and consequently have done a The Trailwood parents are unhappy serious dinervice to Sen. Dole,,, Wild sald in a statemeiiL because school bus service has been removed Dole Immediately sceepted Wad's apolM, c&Mq the from their neighborhood forcing Spiring Lake Matter "to WLfortunste hicident." The senstor added: students to walk to 3chool along a dirt road i 'We're moving ahead with the compaip.11 which Is used by cars and is too sandy to allow At Usue was w0d's claim to rtw)?n tarlW Ws week the children to ride bicycles, according to that he W givez $2,004 to Dek In IM to pm an to 9Wr Kathlryn Hiz, K"Went of the SpIng Lake IteNtlican Senate candidates In tUt year. Dok earlia bzd acknoxieedged that he hM Ifttuled ?Ars. Hix said that by elirIlinaiing the busiq Sorry," Says Gulf ToDole "e"'and "When they decided to stop the busing in 1974, we went to the schow board and protested and they agreed to restore the busing until certain Udqx had been done in the area," Mrs. Hiz said. "Ibey agreed to repair the bridge (over the Little Wekiva River), cover the sewer3, cut the grass, clean up debris and build a bicycle path. e done some of Uw3e things,,she continued. 41m repaired the bridge, covered the sewers and cut the gras& But the Arft'S Still not that clean and they haven,t built a bicycle path. And now our sctmi bus has been taken away." -Seminole School Supt. Wwjam p. I Bud) Layer said Tuesday the school board-3 sajety committee had checked cut access routes to Spring Lake Elementary and had pmlaimed thern to be saf e erasthct set of standards used by the board. Seminole County CDmnliwimer Richard WUli nsuld the commission hasckared the way for the school board to hiockade the dirt mad to Vtcuiv traffic, that was not enough. b flu . d "Even if they block it off, they're going to have to get p0licenXii there to keep peopile if= driving ijp it," she declared- "That ProPerty's adjacent to an orange grove. 77W rwd is one-lane, YOU and Canj It's gtt und.aIt's too smdy to) there. And hir, Layer told us thut Lh&t. is out . L ! :Pl W A • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 07, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 07, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 07, 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/3fbbab27acb8e63e474c073b9f5cfaa7.pdf 3dfdf403ca8412519dd113402f44f981 PDF Text Text _ _ ___ 0 It _ 0 -P __ Vn _ lveniitgHeta1d 6h Year, No. l4—Monday, Sept. 6, 1976 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents _ lb While America Honors Its Workers 4, Fam TF i 4 PI ___ ~p ____ ____ (j . I ____ - ___ - .7'w •1 ,• . ( z ___ 1 S ) A L. - '1 .- fr I Has No Labor To Honor - •: . 0 BYKRmNAR HdSfW aimouta . When you t to unem. tallshoenworkwhichwu In o nt lt'asOeuy to uy,'wegoog lk, Ill Newle& look for aj wee' or May= Once again y took on mMertai WhenMCW labor leada Peter N inned On will come next at 1= sibtiltles and launched a thriving in the Uraneway in iii,1 unemploymentto f month 'ftfly does gat Altamonte Mall on SR36, but he isid ier. Amer soheerved llgto ctI and militaryto be a mdch." vIso chang produced conflicts within the catlona fm work but that Intcill And y said he feels he has earned more company th caused him to resign after shod none had been ad aside to honor the nation's money during the crisis period b"j rng a year at lebodng1t what comes" than hehavde cowd ma Snce then Ely has been sear4, waiting But McGuire may ve overlooked one thing on unemployment checks. He has worked at hoping. an element which in being fd* felt assorted odd jobs, has been a carpenter's helper, "I qt smoking and drinhlng after I resigned Randy My of Laigwood and some 340,000 Other A carpet layer and has b out in his father's from the (second sture),,, Ely rec&W& .And FlOridiAnS on Labor Day 1976. Tbb is Um fact Construction or military Informal bicycle repair service at UN family just seemedto go up and up." This ed him to equivalent to the Crushing PhenOmem of house, which belongs to his fathier, James Ely. outgrow his expensive wardrobe, plo.ment. he COUW hi Ely, 37, married with two children and has said. uliy "r1ni t s time I've been j going to poasibte for him to gat back into th lived in Seminole for five years — and he has anMqf could find imd taking anythlag I cotild "I've been staying in the labore mailoffl- i been without steady work for the led 1$ months get end In ahold cL" working world and frankly, ft haan been that MUE shed on formal education, he has 13 When Ely and his family mod he from had," y salt " fad, years of experience in sales and management I' enjoyed " CthdnnaU,Ohio,in1I,he had a and in about the months away m com$dlng 10 Years Ely's older son Scat, 17, a dud at L an experience in the sales and management end of work on his hi High School, works at a sch l GED (aduate De don and the retail shoe business and had also sold contributes to the family finances buying his equivalency diploma). y has apply s refused to urance. Since qua lifying for a Florida insurance o clothes and payi for unempi ng for his ince on the Oyment compensation, remaining broker's license would have taken time and he . famil y car, whf ch he alone now drive& Ely said doutiy COnnced that a promising job offer is needed a job immedistely, y cetiwned to around the corner. cod insuring himself and his wife, Alana, selling bettor quality shoeL as drivers becam too much for them to afford. "I didn't know that I was going to be wmnStarting at the bottorn as a stockboy despite his PIOYed on Labor Day. so I haven,t really been years of Ely soon The family now relies heavily on Its two : - - • - _________________ - . . [RIF - - I! lie ' _ _ - 1 / ___ ____ 1 r —• . ... .. . .•• S.. a, _________________ __________________ . ______ - .% i • 0 ____ __________ _________ - . / Poll . ( oo : ;C ___ •.':. J H __ _________ _____ W m 0 2 Winter Park-baW am very y ye thinking was go go a opo a new a Rick rides the school bus to and frum Mgwee to work. popular Fashion Square M&IL He was suc_ Middle School. When the bikes cant be and, Ely "Almost everybody thinks I'm crazy for not cessfully operating the store and sming on am said, nieghbors and friends have been extremely being On unemployment," he said. "But to me, mall's board of direct helPful in taking family members whercm they when, after two yelu . ors It's a It more trouble than ft's wod And It's needed go he left the fl and Joined > GOP C ___ - • i - I - - r ta .• - _______________ • • - • I z;-. and sons Scott and rnck g IL = C - 1 B F. a A . 911 rn o - X g iae=~ r Z m B - P I Z _____________ ____________ I' . a: - Be F . 0 9' 0,~olj A 00 tb g! Mc . C ( . M s cr 6!t Laor D b on ..As 110 at oft 11 Ma t i\ - 1* 41 514 ( ra . im. a ' fo wo— 1, 9 > F "s * B '... i i ______ j1\ V . 4 • ' I — W tn MR B 14L i min= a) .1 -i ;S &a. ;r F Fr WC 5 .a 4. _4 g I; E so M M_ 0 1 C .. -. > Th m mndaU to officers of am. EDTtoday, the stood -. ___ . t, 1~ Ah, N GERALD FORD Carter and Ford's running mate, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, were expected to cross paths in mid-day at the Darlington 500 stock car race in Florence, S.C. a-.4 E2 M a '' — * JIMMY CARTER Returned For Trial By BOB LLOYD Her aid Staff Writer felony. Bond was set at $10,000, according to county jail A suspect who failed to ap pear for trial in 1974 in co Patroiman Jack R. Fenwider reported the was - I ___W- • • ) ___ ' 4 house has been arrested in Terrace r, ____ ____ ____ • - IT to Q '' ' I ___ _____ j . //' of • . was allegedly Niagara, N.Y., and returned to threatened with a pistol behind Sanford for trial. her apartment. Nathaniel Williama, 24, of Sanford police today reported Sanford, was returned by they are investigating an apsheriff's detectives Sunday parent "flim-flam" operation in after he wahed eWadition which an elderly resident of from New York, officials said. Bram Towers, in downtown William is being held in li eu San ford, was bilked out of $170 of $10,000 bond in county jail on by a man posing as an ina circuit court warrant surance salesman. charging attem pted murder, Patrolman I L Brooks Jr first-degree arson, throwing of said the man, described as a destructive device and con- about 45 years old with gray 'AA ' ' Williams is charged in partial premium on an alleged connection With a May 1, 1974 insurance policy. incident in which the home of Police said the man claimed ____ I ' ar. • nection with the firebombing of made after Charline Walker, 41, a Seminole Sherur, deputy's also of Cowan Moughton ___ 313. Frogs are placed in the center of a 30-foot circle and the first to reach the outer rim is declared the winner. Frog owners yell encouragement and beat the ground behind their frogs, but are not allowed to touch them, Hertz said. Oklahoma's 4th annual Great PLiver Race gets under way today outside Tulsa with about 3,700 participants. About 150,000 spectators were expected to line the 9-3-mile route on the Arkansas River to watch the six categories of rafts move down the river from Sand Springs to Tulsa. The rafts must be powered by paddies or poles. The record tim e for com pl eting the course Is just over an hour and a half CD --I M 5;L CD M • • I______________ frogs from throughout Malne, mod of them picked up by participants eoute to the race, said race committee chairman 1 Cr i . • Firebomb Suspect On the lighter side, the 4th annual Central Maine Frog Race will be held in the town of Norridgewock Wt year the event had 118 fA rt - 0 In Roanoke Rapids, N C, the Amalgamated Clothing and weekend. Z(n 0 . scheduled to work the holiday. The National Safety Council had predicted between 260 and 460 people would the in traffic acddents during the three-day ____________ 4 =1 29' > . ay 0 America honors Its working people today ith U hth d observances ranging from frog races in Maine to raft races in Oklahoma. More sous events recognize the o rigins of labor Day. In Connecticut, labor people will gather in a New Haven cemetery at the grave of Alfred W. Phelps who. at the time of his death in 1106, was known as "The father of the eight-hour (work) day. Phelps, a carpenter and leading figure in the late 19th century labor movement, successfully led the fight to get an eight-hour law through the Connecticut legislature, making that New England state the first in the nation to define the workday as eight-ho urs long. the city's rehaal to pay M Cn 0 C/) 0 to •• By The Associated Press The race is on, but they're not all off and running. The presidential political season, which has been undergoing t rial heats since New Hampshire primary back in February, t raditionally be today with only eight weeks left for President Fond or Jimmy Carter to win over the American vote But while Caner planned to begin his campaign by invoking the memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt with a speech at Roosevelt's former home in Warm Springs, Ga., the President was spending [bor Day in the White Ho use, relasing and attending to business. Fond, delaying the start of his campaign for a week, plans to kick off his election efforts nest week with a speech at his alma ma ter, the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Carter's speech at FDR's "little White House" in Warm Springs sta rts a five-day, whirlwind tour that will carry him to 20 cities in Police in New Orleans called a one-day strike today to protest ___________ 9 :*k 19 _______________ boycott today of products ffuutufactured by the J.P. Stevens Co., the nation's 3econd-largest textile manufacturer. The union and Stevens have been trying for two years to negotiate a labor = -• i BY The Associated 0 0 o EL Offic al y Opens p Honor American Workers W! W I • lo b g U l Lighthearted Observa nces 5-m ' 00 F_ 16 . is tee Improvement at Oviedo .By JACQUELINE DO paying WX for each $1,000 of assessed PPedY .'ke stories Page Hed Staff Writer valuation. The city Sao is required by the state to A public hear ing on the proposed tax rate and Around The Clock .........A adve rtise an increase in taxes— even though .Omlionbdgetisachededfor7p.m. ne Bridge ....................B this year's tax rate is slightly lower than led Monday at city hall. A year's. The "boom time" debt which was finally paid COndCI .........................The ad, w hich appears on page 6A of today's off this year had been overloading city budge Crossword ................. B Evng Hereld, is required Editorial .................. A general operating millage hasbecause the city's since 1954, w hen Warren Knowles became city manager and found a $43,000 debt on the books Dea r .......................But the total city millage, gone up. which includes debt and no plans to pay it off. Dr. Lamb .................. sece as well as the general operating costs, The de bt dates back to Florida boom of Heeuscope ................. B has gone down because taxpayers have finally the late and early '30s when Sanford rapidly Hospital ................... A Id f a 40-year-old "boom time" debt. expanded amid grand achemes of overnight SpOrtl ...................11.11-A The proposed tax rate of 6.3 mills — slightly development, riches and larger cities. "Land lower than tat year's 6.33 mills — is expected to was bought and sold rapidly by speculators and Weather ......... .......55.A be formally approved at the city commission's frequently handled as paper transactions wi Women .............. *** I*B Sept.27 meeting. It means city taxpayers will be buyers never seeing their Ian to' Knorles said. - I B - TodaySanford Des Increase Ad High school football lives! Trinity Pm romlis to jambOreevletorles,aad the ouflook B 2 (See CELEBRATING, page 2A) . . / from people who are out there trying to find something for me or just offering to help in some way. Th at means an awful lot,, Just to know that while they observe Labor Day. Family members are wife Alana and (back row. from left) father James i bull 'The led couple t weeks the phone's been co nstantly." Ely said. ",The Calls are Randy Ely, an unemployed Longwood man, and his ramily,Iookover ss AflajlyGuldetoDajlIjI ,, ••.. P background, thinking 3. . Sgt Luke Stallworth has to represent the American Sun firebombed. Stallworth ex. Ufe and Casualty Co. of Unguished the blaze on the roof Tampa. A check with Tampa of his residence. authorities showed no such Williams was originally compan y in that city. afftsted in June 1974 along with Sanford police charged Leo another suspect, Bennie E. Peterson, 49, of 2006 W. 16th St., yn , Sanford. Sanf ord, with leaving the scene Pa>e pleaded guilty to a of an accident with injuries lesser charge in Feb. 1975 after and resisting arrest without a man identified by officials as violence following an auto. a key state witness in the case pedestrian accident at was killed in a motorcycle Oleander Ave. and 14th St. accident on 1-4 near Daytona Officers identified the Beach. pedestrian as Donney Burke, Sanford police have am-sted 55, of 15m w. IRh St., Sanford. Dorothy Valot, 40, apartment Peterson was held in lieu of 23, Cowan Moughton Terrace, $6,000 bond following his arrest Sanford, on charges of at his residence six hours after aggravated assault and 0f8 t he accident according to I Irerni fl commission of a co unty jail records. Pa XM_ A!14 e ' ' 1l �C 2*-.y1up P1. Msaky, $.pt., irn MUM ti BREF Viking Uses smomet,r To Seek Out Mars quakes PASADENA, Calif. (A?) - Slightly atilt but.apparently Intact, Viking 2 is using Its seismometer to feel around for Marsquakes from its perch on the red planet's northern hemisphere. Scientists had been worried about the robot's delicate equipment because Friday's landing was a bit rough. But mission director Tom Young said Sunday that Viking 2 signaled that Its seismometer was functioning normally and all systems were "going extremely fl•" He said that what at first appeared to be a tear on its dlshshaped radio antenna may have been a clump of dirt, kicked up during the lopsided landing. Mule Wins Horse Race SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - After 98 days and 3,200 miles, a dark gray mule emerged from among the Arabians, Appaloosas and quarterhorses to win the Great American Horse Ras,-e. Iwd- 'rnmII.rnu will, AtI1 "aiu UWL4 Vfl..1 LUUIUU of San Jose, Calif., in the saddle, galloped into the California State fair on Sunday, Ui Celebrating Unemployment? E""HiraM, WWII, Fl. calft heir and ___ to ___ bolster her husband's con- some goad men. I enjoy The Elys have dons a W1 of fince as he fries to now working with people and Pd local &MMthe Morm enjoy very much some kind c4 a company and recently, My •'Th haan't been a terrible job where I could work with said, the office manager agreed experience, I can tell you that," young people. I don't know what Ely isit"We've gtwo finsthatwouldbe—som $2,3N dots to $1,000if itc be paid o boys that we're really proud of maybe - bid within X dfiYL -So andourfamllylscic.erthana ==Mai UthigIm attempting to sell the lid of families. Everybody's like to do." automobile, I 1009 Datsun, for been peat, they really have, ___________ $2,000 or as near to that amount and I know this thing Is going to F LO RI 0 M * as he can t. work out. Ms. Ely, 32, who worked as a "Experience to an awful good legal secretary in Ohio, was teacher, and I have a lid of that 1 employed by Florida Blue In sales and managemed," he SUNSHINE STATE,. QeasBlue Shield for three yens but Ely saidbe Pro Idad her to quit and become a fullStudent mentalltg time wife and mother. "My always worked Instead of monuments Am's wortei ever since we've been married," he PiplInet "I asked her to quit her job because I feel this can be kind of like wiernployzneat, too1 If you see what I mean. There might be a tendency to kindol ICAMMW Ifess PNP 1A) people am caft.19 flict Francis , got that good paycheck coining - Ely now helps out by ! A[JVE an Coleman Rules Keep Down Florida Medicaid Fraud Strict HEFFERNAN County Judge Seminole County Group 3 Honesty • Integrity* Common Sense • Hard Work ' VOTES.pt..h.r7 BILL HEFFERNAN County Judge SCHOOL BOARD Paid Pailflcai Adv. by C.MØIIP Trass. ,• HOSPITAl. NOTES SEPTEMBER Sanford: stopped at a ring before about 200 specEdward & Bennett tators, and gave a victorious hee-haw. Fannie Geiger Earlene Perdue Mary 11gar Mismanagement Claimed Dwight Hawkins, Deltons Louis Sever, Deftona ALBANY, Ga. (A?) - There Is so muchDonaldI)reggors, Geneva mismanagement in the Equal Employment DISCHARGES Opportunity Commission in Washington Sanford: that a Senate investigation would be Carolyn D. McClanahan welcome, a commissioner says. • Vickle A. Noel Robert L Smith Colston A. Lewis, a black commissioner Addle A. Taylor from Richmond, Va., made the comment in a letter quoted Sunday in a copyrighted Mae R. Burns, DeBary story by the Albany Herald. Gh&5eppe Guerrieri, DeBary Lora M. Nelson, DeBary - Ewnhiig1. 7 Befty L Heller, DeLand Ashley Cohn, Deltona Patricia A. beep, e Mondsy, $pmbr 191V&. 69, No Donald W. Phillips, Lake PvbHI* Daly and Sønday. eacep $ahirgay d Cil;o$tma. Day Mary by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 311 N. French Ave., Sanford. Fli, 32771. Mrs. Leonard (Pearlean) Sicind Class Postage Paid at Sanford. Florida 32771 Richardson & boy, Altamonte Home Delivery, 13 cents. Month, 12., lMOntfl. $l;20 Year. Spriqs $2140 By Mail. In Florida same as home delivery, Allother mail Mrs. Alfred (Lennie) Jlznlnez Maim. $7.70. 5 MoMIt $34.,o. I? tt.$33C • & girl, Lake Monroe V. .' '.. ,..L.. JACKSONVILLE (A?) - U.S. Immigration officials say they're trying to get the real story of 17 people who tell a tale of being adrift for five days, without food and water, aboard a very small boat. The group, including three small children and at least one pregnant women, were brought here Sunday and were first identified as Haitians who nearly foundered while seeking refuge in this county. But immigration officials said that might not be the case. They said they believe the eight men, seven women and the children - ages 1, 2 and 2½, are long-time Bahamian residents who were trying to slip Into the United States to seek work. kept. his word Re-elect Mike , #Iallaway ¶ 13 Die On Highways COUNTY COMMISSION DIST. 1 Pd pci. ad., pd. for by Camp. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Fraud does exist In Florida's Medicaid program, state officials say. But they say It doesn't approach the national level of abuse because of stricter rules and better enforcement. Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services spokesmen say Florida's limits on the amount of money that can be spent are more conservative than elsewhere and that a closer watch Is kept on doctors. "Any system Is going to have fraud. But we are In a much better shape to counteract It," HRS Secretary William Page said In a recent Interview. Some doctors and laboratory officials In Florida have been convicted of fraud In connection with Medicaid. Senior citizen and welfare groups also have charged that some clinics are taking unfair advantage of the system. But Page said the problem isn't widespread. "Refugees" Story Doubted man who Keep a ADMIIO4S By The Associated Press The Labor Day weekend heads toward its conclusion tonight with at least 13 people dead from traffic accidents in Florida, state troopers say. The HIghway.gtto& had projected that 28 persons would be killed before the 78-hour holiday, which began at 6 p.m. Friday, ends at midnight tonight. The holiday period claimed 17, lives last year. DEM. Treas. RestoreResponsibIlity to idhe County Commission Clerk, Suspect Wounded In Separate RobberiesFMIMMAN111woff I BREVARD/SEMINOLE • DEMOCRAT them she was shot after one of on Wekiva Springs Road at the bandits told her she wasft Sweetwater Cove Blvd. S. free stablek removing money from the cash Sweetwater Oaks. Pamela Court, of Citrus Sberifrs investigators today drawer "fast enough." 1 1 were probing two weekend Sheriff's deputy David Drive, Maitland, told deputies robberies In which two persons DugUld arrested three men that a $O dirt bike was taken early today on charges of grand from an unlocked garage In a were shot ass, 1 political signs. burglary at her residence over A suspect was shot and Jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond the weekend. seriously wounded during a Ruby Hackett, 100 Aber. struggle In a robbery at an each were David Lewis ' apartment complex and a store Fulghurn, 31, of Orlando, and deen Dr., Highland Pines clerk was shot during a holdup. Edward Marvin Fuighuin, IS, subdivision, reported $300 In • of E. Lake Jessup Ave., Oviedo. jewelry missing from her Robert Williams, Bradenton, was listed in fair A juvenile boy was also charged residence after a break-In, condition at Florida Hospital and turned over to state of- Deputy R.D. Strobridge said (UC48'CK) North, Altamonte Springs, fictals at the Sanford Juvenile the missing jewelry included a Detention Center and later black oval sapphire ring with following surgery for a released to his parents, chip diamonds. wound in the stomach. Sheriff's detective Ralph deputies said. Salerno and U. R.C. Parker Duguld said he noticed a Jailed Alfred Clayton Rosier, 21, pickup truck with apalso of Bradenton, in lieu of proximately 10 four-by-eight. I $1000 bond on an armed toot political signs Machad In the rear at Hall Road and SRrobbery charge. rovenLi, Investigators said two men, 4* Oviedo. one of them armed with a pistol , Sheriff John E. Polk said his held up David L. Varnadoe Jr., department will prosecute 22, of Oakwood Village Apart. anyone found with stolen merits, and Barbara Collins, 25, political signs. of Semoran North Apartments, Deputies said both the truck south Seminole, as they wameui and signs were impounded. 611 toward Ms. Collins apartment In other theft and burglary Bi6b H reports, Ruben Antra, Red earl .inday. After the gurina, took Var. Bug Road, Oviedo, reported a nadOe's wallet containing $10, $238 camera was taken in a deputies said, the victim burglary at his residence. Developer Everette Husky struggled with the gunman DEMOCRAT * HOUSE OF PRESENTA'T1VES a second assailant who had reportedthat a $2,000 water pump was removed from a lake been choking Ms. Collins. The gunman's pistol repor. tedly discharged, wounding the second suspect, officera said, 33 and both men fled on foot. County jail records indicate investigators arrested Rosier at U U 1430 Ash Circle, Casselberry, at U U 4 a.m. Sunday. In the second robbery, deputies reported that Kim B. Jerinillo, 21-year-old clerk at the Little Food Town Store, Bear We Road, was shot twice in the side by a bandit armed SN P.O. Box 71 Aitamonte Springs, with a pellet gun. his. Jerinlllo Fla. 32701 Phone 831-1976 was treated at Florida Hospital * — North, deputies said. d. ByBOBLJJ)YD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF BILL Z's 1 AJ• 'FLORIDA Assistant State Attorney ViE C.t. C.o "ftownwowsamew pn • •0 District I Deputy William Hodge reported two men, both armed with pistols, demanded money from the store's cash register after one of the suspects had purchased and partially eaten a candy bar Saturday night. The sus pects fled on foot with an undisclosed amount of money after shooting the clerk. Deputies said the clerk told - Small Tractor, SmaIFPticU j 4 t ora',i S$.u.m trtI Or Ian" KARN* The upcoming County Commissioners' election is an unusually Important one because the issues are so clear: the ineffective administration of county government, the lack of common sense decisions on county business, and the complete loss of control of county expenditures. (Up from $6 million to $18 million In lust six years.) 4fl•4$41 A0 ENcWINC. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322-5762 This county needs leadership to assure efficient government services, proper land use, environmental protection, drainage and water conservation, and traffic movement solutions without more and more taxes. ' FOR HOUSE OF JOE KNOWLES 'Asks for your vote Democrat Diet. 34 Orlando. Fla. 3904 4 1 Ma,nolla Ave Altamnl, Sp..n,s. Fl. 32751 Altamonte Springs 134.1244 P01. ad pd. by F. Iftiw. camp Ito' * STEIN * For Public Defender SEMINOLE.BREVARD * ELECT * JAMES C. DAUKSCH, JR. Always on the Judge 4th District COURT OF APPEAL With your help we can restore responsibility to the county commission. Please give me your vote and support in the Democratic primary on September 7, 1976. ', State Zlp'_-. VCOOflS1 I U U QUALIFICATIONS COUNT for COUNTY JUDGE Service as Assistant State Attorney Service as Assistant Public Defender Over seven (7) years General Civil Bar Association 3 JOB SO DOES LEADERSHIP: The first candidate to propose holding HARRY STEIN The Lawyer who received the HIGHEST RATING In the Florida Bar Association Judicial Poll. The Lawyer whq has been endorsed by the Orlando Sentinel Star, Palm Beach Post, Central Florida Law Enforcement Council; Central Florida and Palm Beach Labor Councils. .0 DAUKSCH, the ONLY candidate a County Court throughout the County. Experienced trial attorney and administrator. Chief Assistant State Attorney (Brevard County) 1973 to present (full time). a Chief Assistant County Solicitor (Brevard County) 1971 and 1972 (full time) P _____ as his specialty. It Cty Attorney for Palm Bay (Brevard County) 1965.1269. a Private practice 1955 to 1%0 and 1963 to 1971. a Florida Resident since 1916 . Brevard County since 1963 . Age 46, wife, Ruth, children Kathy (16) and David 14 University of Miami Law School 1955. ALAN A. DICKEY County Judge Dem. Primary, Sept. 7 Inquire, Compare, & Vote for VOTE JAMES C. DAUKSCH, JR. JUDGE 4th DST. COURT OF APPEAL Political advertisement paid for by Norman Pritcher. CPA, Campaign Tras. " ip Member of Florida and Federal Bar since 1955. Assistant City Attorney for Miami (full time) 1960 6963. with trial and appellate practice SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSION, DISTRICT 5or DEMOCRAT Pd. PuS Adv. By Campaign Treasurer I_ City Present Vice President, Seminole County as - I I' and Criminal Law Practice This county needs a commissioner who knows county government and what needs to be done. I served two terms as your "working" County Commissioner until 1971, providing leadership and common sense to make Seminole County a better place to live. Now, after seeing years of decreasing effectiveness and efficiency In government, I ask to serve you again. -----'--- Name Address kno*l,, knows S(nilflok Counly and lll represent > oii Jctl%ely and construc1ieIy Successful businessman farmer. Citrus and cattleman Graduate of Rollins College Church and family nun Mason, Shriner, Elk Hood Tractor Co. 2121 N 0 SEMINOLE COUNTY DISCOVER B1 I want b take a good bolt Bob Hattawayl 0 Please send me a copy of your News**. 0 I would Ike to help with Bob Haftaway's Re.election , lhNP%VkS for th. but Interests of 1311 hpdieUl .IlIs 1776 W_ --- AMERIc&1976 Madly, Sept. 6.1976-4 SEMINOLE COUNTY GROUP 3 NON-PARTISAN SEPT. 7 )Itl j' HARRY STEIN Pad Pl Ai'.efl.t li.j bY P1rr Sisin. C$mp.,, Tr545 (Afl5oi' THE QUALIFIED CANDIDATE PD. POL. AD. BY M. E. BAXTER, CAMP. TREASURER ,'. • ,t 1 - - j'' 4,. ..'•.'i 5• .',lc4 , I , 'i•l - . '.. ' I.. . ' ' ...................... ' ' ' . ,s'\ �U EwningHemid Ow day and cvwdlng... with Tuesday (that's tomorrow) primary election day. And, If the predictions of Seminole Elections Serviaor CamUa Bruce are accurate, 60 per cedoI the county's 1ige voters will be exercising their privilege. Not bad and way above the usual percentage. So, go out and do It. After Tuesday the emphasis sllIfts to the general Sept. 11 is the last day to election in Nov. 2 register for that one and also to qualify for the Dec. 7 ballot for Sanford's city commission. Candidates for the commission can qualify beginning Wednesday. Mayor Lee Moore and Cienmlssioners Gordon Meyer and Julian Stenstrom mud face voters again. Meyer and Stenstrorn have both said they will campalgo for reelectlon; Moore has not announced campaign plans. Qualifying doses at noon, Nov. 2, election day. Fees are $150 for the two commission seats and $180 for the mayors pot Candidates must be registered electors of the city. 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFOD, FLA. 32771 Area Cods 30S.3fl2611 or 131.m3 Around Monday, W. 6. 1976-4A - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN Pt. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM 0. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN eRACKLE, Advertising Director - - lilmi! Delivery: Weik, 55 cents; Mouth, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20: Year. 828.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home Iiery. All other mail: Month, 12.70:6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. E W Labor Day, The Clock A Beginning ft JACQUELINE If we had a sensiWe calendar, we would mark the beginning of each new year from Labor Day, not In the deep, dark deptl of winter. T I. I.la..s 1t.. L WUI5, LIJ1U7 Ud3 £ VI -& come LU be revised may be the rule that prohibits granting Liquor licenses to nearby "competing businesses." The commission approved several exceptions and has drawn some thin lines In the lad few months. When Leo Miller appeseed before the cammissIon Aug. to request a beer and wine license for his new pool hail at 400 Sanford Ave., the cornmissloners joked about the difference between a pool hail and neighborhood tavern before granting Miller a license. "Those other businesses are neighborhood taverns," said Commissioner John Morris with his jester's grin. "You want to have a pool hail and just use the beer to wash chalk off your hands, right?" A. A. McClanahan seriously suggested revising the ordinance. "If the ordinance is wrong, let's change It and stop circumventing It," he said. "We have an ordinance that we ought to do something about If there's going to be a conflict every time." Keep those cards and letters coming in, folks. Inquiries have been pouring Into city hail since Sanford's roving fire control wilts were written p in "Nuts and Bolts," so Information newsletter put out by the International City Mwagen4 J Association. Described a "a trend In fire wvcea," 11M vehicles are % ton psngsr vane quick-hitradios, with tw"ay water he., a. tinguisiers, life-saving equipment, iadiiers and forcible entry tools. In addition to answering fire . calls, the vm are to assist locked." residents, nts, provide me" u and help stranded motorists. They also visit public and In. dudrial buildings and provide suggestions on how to o fin hTPFOV Prevention. 1I1 ____ 1 I - l - '40 51flU7 - '. Re a c he s Into Prison Older 4 i * - - . - V ' ___ - - f to FBI -I Nabbing Radicals Letter To The Editor n . - - on the secret corners where some prisoners go for sexual relief. Korean Attack The attack by North Korean troops on a United Nations work party In the demilitarized zone at Panmwijorn was the work of brutality and bsrbsrtgn. Two U.S. officers were killed when the North Koreans at. tacked with pikes, axes and axe hhandles, apparently because they objected to tree'trlmmlng being performed by an American and South Korean work group In the demilitarized Zone. - - - Ian Is not me fire such tn1derd Incident In the area. Forty-nine Americans have died In such skirmishes In the zone since an armistice ended the Korean War 33 years 540 Whatever the purposes of the unprovoked attack, It Is likely to result In renewed determination by the people of this country tokeepthefOrceof,000UnftedSta sy,,.,,Jth South Korea to help guard the 151-mile border. It would be folly to withdraw In the face of such brutal behavior. _ __t_ ,- - ______ te clear the air, publicly concerning the problem and what has been done to correct it. I will refrain from casting stones or 1n1k1fl The women have said that their respon- allegations that this Incident has come to the sIbWUes are not all that thrilling, that public eye through politically based motives honey knees behind bars can be an ethet1c relative to my current candidacy and I have fwnt; besides, they allegedly regard themselves avoided comment mm for this reason. Instead, I have In' he same category as nurses when It comes been dedicating my time and efforts to solving the sights. They've even told the Springfield the problem. 'I would like to emphasize that, for Leader and Press that "We're not there to look at majority of the time this facility has been under their bodies In a sexual sense" Prim officia echo this response, saying that "strict lease as a day care center, this problem did not propriety" Is ohoerved, and no touching takes exist because a continuing effective program of pest control was Implemented, We are all aware place. even In our own homes, of the severity of this As for the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, which problem during the summer months, and the regulates Springfield and 33 other federal jails, difficulty of maintaining an insect free enthe peek-a,boo practice Is fully, I! not vironment. wholeheartedly, sanctioned. "If a woman is to be When this problem came to light, immediate a guard," says a bureau official with a sigh, "she steps were taken to solve the dilemma and these can't have special exemptions." The official efforts have now been successful In that the says that technically the same rules apply for problem Is now under control Other areas of male guards In an all-female prison: "If a strip deficiencies are also currently being taken care is necessary, men have that right." of. I feel confident that further inspections will . ls large toward providing the best day care center for the children of our community, because their concerns are Identical to mine. I did not enter Into this hutiness with the Intent ofprovi±ng anything but a quality service, a service , vi uu Is desperately thus to strive to improve these services my children. I welcome allsuggestions assistance Francis C, Jackson Sanford W exercising their right to determine their own "most wanted" list. She and Susan Saxe were charged In connection with the 1970 robbery of a Boston bank and murder of a pursuing police office. a I .1 JO, knowk, asks for your % () fc Po .4 p.i b) P s,u,, mp s When special help is needed People turn to us at a time when they're confused and at a loss. Our purpose is to understand their needs and do everything for them that we can. c RAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TELEPHONE 322 3213 WILLIAM I GRAMKOW - Tress CommIssion? NOW His RICORD,WUIIIIW,tYIs*1 I'll IPOFF" 01 the t*pyir Ins privious form In of Ice? Doss the Ca,grsi$lanal candld4*eo who promisa to ,4* the ureaucrafs Of your back say, I sIll try to amind tile PPM ** mlnlstrattve act, so burssua'ats will no I*Iger be able to * law *1 thOu? approval 51 Conyeis. Is your Pr*ldsifial candldal.h A PEANUT SLITTER end "SolonW' ssawwlcb or Is he lust A PLASTIC PEANUT.-OP NO SUBSTANCE WHAT EVER. Or Is yaw candidil# one whO says-. "I '19e am .,% ~. %W# . ~ 11 ~) STEEN'S ~.J , . ?%lj.t CLEANERS L_ ~ (~,.,P* PHONI3324$fl 4IISANFORDAVI. - , ~ AI a71 A'W I_-V ~ ~& SANFORD I LI, t0WE SUC. ml. F.F.E.O.A. Iiiii 'I - /I6") I AM, I BELIEVE, AN ARDENT INTERNATIONALIST.- READ AND HEED. That are essentials to avoid Asynasla In tills Epldu*lc Simon. FOR lie ci4*r*.,i,4 Is THU FUND FOR ELIMINATION OP ASYNESIA, The Fssd wIN Iprulsil, Oawhetp, I AaItt.*.s hr vauism terms 51 Asysusla. Make chocks payable te- F UND FOR ELIMINATION OF ASYNESIA. AIdruss-STAR IT. 3715$-STATE RD. 45 EAST, Sanford, Fla. 32771. t N J I_W,*1 I ~'I" ~ - i , or T 1_!~li, Q. How come FPL asks for so many rate in. t 11 WASHINGTON We have been negotiating that requires a bit of background. to power. But the pair had a falling out, which cabled from Dacca that their son Is still unaware behind the scenes to save Peter Custers, a Dutch Catastrophe and war and death have always was fatal for Taher. He was tried and executed, of all the charges against him and that they have newsman, who has been charged with crimes been commonplace In Bangladesh, a piece of Custers' friends acknowledge that he was In been prohibited from seeing him again. against the Bangladesh government. His family earth abused by man and nature. Most of the touch with some dissidents but swear that he and friends fear for his life, HOUSE REFORM: country Is a flat, almost marshy plain, bedeviled Democratic contacted them to get news not to plot coups. He Congressional Campaign chaIrman, James I For nine months, he has been secluded In a by oppressive humidity, monsoon rains and wrote dories, It's true, that were critical of the Corman, D.-Calif., has ended the illegal practice Jail cell In Dacca. Not until a month ago was he cyclones. regime. But his friends Insist that Custers was a of using House Sergeant at Arms employes as even permitted to see a lawyer. The charges The rains and the rich alluvial soil have also reporter, not conspirator. against him dill haven't been revealed officially produced an Ideal environment for cholera, Democratic party workers Last December, after the third coup In four A fewWayne days ago, weD.'OIij, reported former but a government official told us privately that smallpox, tuberculosis and malaria. Epidemics months, foreign newsmen were barred from chairman Rays, hadthat placed th Custers had conspired with the late Col. Abu have become common occurences. When the entering Bangladesh and those in the country co e Taber to overthrow the government, 'sexecue directr.0Paul rains become violent, the floods bring more were asked to leave. Custera made Immediate on the House payroll t $17,235 a yeaPendergast Custers' real crime, according to associates, death. Disasters have become routine, r although preparations to depart. is his stubborn refusal to Identify his news Pendergast didn't even have a desk In the There Is no question that Peter Custers He had his airplane reservations when he was Sergeant at Arms' office. sources and to testily against then, developed a deep symçathy for the oppressed picked up and thrown In the slammer. For eight We have made a quiet, personal appeal to the Bangalis. They are a gentle but emotional months, he was held virtually Incommunicado. Ur the arrangement, Sergeant at Arms Bangladesh government. meanwhile, to free the people. When they get angry, they are quick to He wasn't permitted to consult a lawyer or Ken H1II Wegy and perhaps criminally, imprisoned newsman. The response from the riot and revolt. The government alleges that he communicate with his family. Then suddenly, certified each mouth that Pendergast was authorities In Dacca was encouraging. But also became Involved In their passionate politics. the authorities offered him a deal, according to performing the I widlona for which he was paid. Cuders' friends Insisted that the government Qisters' family say he went to Bangladesh In his friends. The government said It would con- It tts Out that Harding WCO worked wider the merely was trying to keep us quiet and that It 113 as a journalist. The government Insists that skier releasing him in return for his testimony SAint arrangement himself. would take a public expose to save him. They be Identified himself as a "relief worker." We against the dissidents Following our revelations, Corman agreed urged us to publish the Peter Cuders story. have established that he reported news from The authorities even Invited his parents to that Pcndergast would get 75 per cent of his pay This was a decision, we felt, that his family Bangladesh. His dories were published In the Dacca to help convince him to cooperate. from the Democratic Congressional campaign should make. So we put the question to them in Dutch weekly De Groene Amsterdamrner, the Instead, they have urged him, In the cause of a group, and would have to put In 25 per cent of his 4 Amsterdam. Back cane this urgent cable: Catholic daily De Volkskrant and the French free press, to follow his cnscIence. The time In return for his Sergeant at Arms salary. "Please give widest publicity possible on Peter daily It Monde. newsman has refused, meanwhile, to testify Custom case.. All pressure on Bangladesh According to the authorities, Cuders plotted against his contacts. The Republican counterparts to the government most helpful and appreciated by with Col. Abu Taher, a socialist leader, to align Democratic group solved the problem more Government officials have told us that family." the sodalist and have-nots against the governneatly, When the prenent chairman, Rep Guy Custers Is being treated well, that be has been Vander Jagt, R.-Mlci,,, took over In 1975, he The government and the family are at odds med. The unfortunate colonel participated th visited by Dutch diplomats seven times and that divor aver what happened to Custeri. It's also a story the coup that brought Maj. Gen. Ziaur Rahman he will get a fair trial. his staff fTO(fl the House payroll enBut his parents have tirely. pol Idy. pd for by Camp w#WG $47 Million plus. Doss tile candidate say- IrIn, !s_snslbhIIty bact Is me Cauoty Dam. am creases! Didn't you just get one a little while ago? Joe knowIn will actiely and contrucIIcIy reprclen( SE%lNol F COUNTY ________ 0ALIS We know you're not happy about the thought of a higher electric bill. Were not happy about all the higher bills we get, either. And each of us at FPL pays an electric bill at home, just as you do. With no discounts. So we're right in the same boat with you. But while we know you'll never welcome any pri ce increase, we can at least try to help you understand this one. That's why were answering some of the questions you may be asking today. FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES For tile votor c*it up In tile iupiiorla 51 PROMISING POLITICIANS", Will not sail- HOW ARE YOU GOING TO Piooue, THESE WONDERS, YOU PIOMI$17. 1s1mp1- Candidota. I Will Give You Hi.Wut', and IMiyNy In Cow.~ 14*1 candIfssc spi WIlliaM IntIty? 055511 consist 91 14"100 a Capitol Rid,. cwWTad for $3 mIIlIs to wind up 251 r$T~LC~ " "16 I ____ ELECTION TIME). TUESDAY A. This will be only the third general rate in, crease for FPL in our half-century of service. During the years from 1957 to 1967, FPL rates went down a total of over $46 million. Our first general rate increase request came in late 1971. In 1973 we got our answer-$20 million less than we needed. Then we stated a need for $165 million in rate relief based on 1974. Eight months after the initial filing we got final approval for $58 million less than we needed. Q. Why make such a point about the delays in getting your rate relief! A. Because the time lag is one part of the problem. Our 1974 request was evaluated by the Florida Public Service Commission on 1974 figures. But 1975 was almost half over before we got a final decision. All that time, inflationary pressures kept costs rising. Even then we received only about 65% of what we needed. were playing a game of catch-up and we started so far behind that it was hopeless. Now we're paying 1976 bills with the income from 1974 rates. It's had enough now. but it simply cannot go on through 1977. We - "Not a bed idea, but will the public GO fore tournament In which all of the pa'tIcJp#.nlo have had sex-change operatlon.s?" Al 'S and other violent protests during the turmoil of the late iSOs and early lVlOs. She Is the only radical remaining on the ..1 JACK ANDERSON Pd ., L~l lL"ItI political militants charged with Not so long ago, the idea of a Man using anything other than the sWidard aftersbave cologne was considered strictly "taboo" (no commercial plug Intended). Not any more. in fact, according to one authority w the subjed, every with-It man will soon have his own Per. sonal "wardrobe of f ____ ?"A I I crimes as a result of bombings IUVC 7 1001 Newsman Held In Bangladesh Prison Q .&. f uture." - BERRY'S WORLD Retired Persons and the National Retired Teachers Association, a new concept of aging emerged and with It a new understanding. Just as 200-year-old America Is dill considered young, chronological age need not categorize an Individual. Our society is Increaslngly aware of the uniqueness In each of us that defies and rejects arbitrary t4ltilficatlons. Perhaps the key to the character of today's older Americans is found In the word "Independence," says Colonial Penn. "They reject thenoUonthatotherswwhatis best forth They are part of the process of determining their -- eui WASHINGTON (AP For the first Ume.this decade, the FBI Is Rating only one political radical on Its list of 10 most wanted fugitives. That doesn't mean all the others have been apprehended. Some simply have been dropped from the lid, although they remain fugitives train criminal charges, and the FBI still wants to find them. But several have been captured and brought to trial, often after years of hiding among friends In the underground. A variety of circumstances led to their capture - tips from Informers, their own carelessness and sometimes nothing more than charce. Katherine Ann Power rates as one qf the most elusive of the - pr century. _,1, . t a cit_yr ccs DIII. 1 Dem. Library will discuss plans for p.m., Sept. 9, In the public room of the First Federal Savings the coming year and elect and Loan Association of Permanent officers at Its first Seminole, M. 434, Longwood. - ___ Hatiaway COUNTY COMMISSION P01 Ady.. Pad for by Camp. T, ____ whef Is roil. sue *10 II illS ailS a1004 Psi I..' 5. IsIs 3.- A emfols Inuast ii u.i.Lits sissisary, is WI US eadsrstasd *0 H i - *10 frim lilisil 555 PSI heiS * iii No to ilsue he Is *sre. NOW 4-. READ THE RICOUDi U Al tall sill. Tilts Is protoN! me *14* lapurtost rile, Is Mill uptic sesiss SI *ssi. RI.cf Mike Gunter Pd __ ____ Elect Dave [Dist.3 __ ___ ____ m Pri.srI, Cli. Ti slab uis, l.LP.eslIs, Is PPI*1*I0O. Rile 5- lIsm.emry moihemalhcs is ssemafrp, to K..p a man whw kept hi. word YOUR MAN OF ACTION The Seminole Friends of the general membership meeting I , _ DAR ES -SALAAM, Tanzania - (A?)Presidents of five black African nations are meeting in Dar es Salaam to plan their next moves In the fight against white rule in southern Africa and to decide whether Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger can help them. One of the five, President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia, said if the Zurich, Switzerland, meeting between Kissinger and South African Prime Minister John Vorster did, not result in agreements that would satisfy black aspirations, "then we will continue until victory is attained on the battlefield," FOR THE 155Ilp OP THAT MOST DREAD 1151*11 A$YNS$$a. WHICH ii 50 EPiDEMIC THAT IT THRIATINS THU VERY EXISTENCE OF OUR CONSTITUTJONAI, NIPUSUC. The lint rile, to avail Asyussis is, 'Sill WiSDOM." "Till her 40 Me LORD Is Me ilupirlias 4* DISCOUNT ALL CASH Library Friends Schedule Meeting ___ u ____ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Altam..te South Semla.le Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks Boulevard. Sanford AA, dosed, 1p.m., 1201 W. First St. Tops, Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Crystal Lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 Physical Conditioning for Men, 5:154:15 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays through Oct. 28; fee, $15. Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. Orlaide Dog Training CIA registration for 10-week basic and advanced classes, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, 21093. Fern Creek Ave., Orlando Home Furnishing It 7 p.m., eight-week course, $15 fee, Call Office of Leisure Time Program, Seminole Community College. Oil PaintIng, 9 a.m. to noon, $15 fee. Call Office of Leisure Time Program, Seminole Community College. Parents Aaosysso., 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church Leugwood Area Sert.mg, now, Quality Inn, SR 434 and 1.4. Sanford Senior Cifhzeis, noon, Civic Center. Leaders Hold Summit More Free 0 I LARNACA, Cyprus (AP) Three Palestinian hijackers who held 80 hostages aboard a Dutch airliner overnight surrendered after telling their captives they wanted to call attention to conditions In Palestine. The hijackers gave up Sunday without harming the hostages after the Greek Cypriot government promised them safe conduct to the country of their choice. The country was not announced, but a Libyan Embassy official accompanied them to Nicosia after they surrendered. There were two Americans among the 75 passengers hijacked Saturday, but most of them were Dutch vacationers on their way home from southern Spain. - City Manager Warren Knowles has begun his vacation a long round trip to Canada. He says he has 19 rolls of color film stockpiled and fully expects to buy more along the way. _ Seay's Mgb N, today's law is" ft": W 7:19 79. ass., 1:15 P.m, low UI a.ss., My do* scattered 1:43 p.m. __ p .10 Pert Caaversl: NO 7:5 law Ns, lows .ear W Variable a.m., 7:48 p.m., low 1:20 am., winds 15.11 mph. Rail 1:31 p.m. prg Raypsrt blgh 1:43 s.m., 1:31 IOPRow'STW p.m., Pew 7:43 am., 1:14 p.m. a Release Hostages, Surrender mow 1.pt,.$VS-M WEATHER CALENDAR LD 3 Palestinian Hijackers So far letters have arrived from cities across the country, including Stockton, Calif.; Eacanabs, Mich.; Bowling Green, Ky.; Cincinnati; Agawain, Mass.; Durango, Col.; and Wllklmburg, Pa. _. . 0 IN BRIEF the imofficlal end of swnzner and of Summer's TOM TIED DON OAKLEY lassitude though, one hopes, many more weeks of fim weather remain to be enjoyed. For most of is, vacations are over and lies along stretcti until the next national holiday. Labor Day has also traditionally meant the end of school vacation. It's back to the books for the kids,, and some have gone :>0" AA back already. For them and their teachers, it Is a r T 10 I T new school year, a new beginning. Thar,too,wefaosthngstretchof rexldtIal e.-tI41i coitet, o ari In 1700, at the time of the first cens*a of the EW Mo. Who says prisons wearisome to candidates and public alike but so allaren't any United States, less than 10 per cent of the new fun? Female guards at the federal important. The campaigns will now begin to move nation's four mom citizens were5o years ol age medical lockup here are now permitted to ask into high gear. . or older. Less than 200 years later, one 0.4 of four male inmates to drop their pants whenever the In short, there's a definite feeling that things occasion becomes necessary. Officially, the Americana some 54 mIllion are In that .g get going again after Labor Day, for is as in. occasion is a drip search, but to the men It Is / dividuals and for the nation Itself. plain peek-a-boo and the prisonerpaUents The nation is currently celebrating the Bicentennial of the Revolution which led to Its This we savor and appreciate this holiday ass haven't had such Jollies since somebody put holes in the bedparis. ealtablishmerilt. But older Americana can also Pause that refreshes, a day of relaxation for mind celebrate a more recent revolution of their own. as well as body, before we plunge back Into the Not everyone Is delighted with the situation, '-'/ In addition to the striking increase In their workaday world. Politics and politicians, the cost though. After being stripped outside the visitors' numbers, "revolutionary changes In their status __ recently, two convicts decided It was Of living, the International situation we'll worry have created for the first time In our history so about them again tomorrow. Heavy thinking is the not as much sexy as undignified and they filed fli awareness on their part of their Identity as an administrative complaint n. , ... last thing we want to Indulge In today. members ofa distinct group with common needs vas1on privacies. "I don't mind It and goals," dates the 1975 annual report of th But the name of the day is, after all, Labor myself," said one killjoy, reportedly, "but my I. Colonial Penn Gro up Inc., the nation's largest Day, and we ought to devote at least a moment's fiance does." Insurer of senior citizens for auto, health and life thought to It. policies. Hence a controversy is born that has InaWhile Labor Day was originally set aside to ly 20 years ago, the report notes, It was blue-collar worklngman and woman, it is pilcatlons regarding a wide spectrum of social virtually Impossible for persons over to obtain attitudesandlegal complexities. For example: If upon the labor of all Americans that the economic / upon health Insurance at reasonable cod to protect women guards can undress men In their prison, and political strength of the nation is based, can male guards do th themselves against the financial consequences e same to women In whether we work in ship or office or factory or on another? So far as the law and the U.S. governof illness or injury. Since the enlargement of the Social Security the land labor in the strict meaning of the word, meid are concerned, the answer Is yes. 1 system, enactment of Medicare and widesiread but also labor in a far broader sense. It boggles the mind. employe pension programs have given today's if It was a labor of the Intellect that conceived the iorraTU0 . o older persons economic security unknown to MY Labor Day ideals upon which this nation was founded 200 years Not surprisingly, the Issue has Its roots In previous generation. ago. It was a labor of the spirit and of the body that equal rights movement. Traditionally an alllslthion has brought greater Federal legisla glon gave those ideals practical expression, that made male prison, with all-male guards, the • stability and reliability to the pension systems of Springfield Institution yielded last January to the this country great and exteticlel IL oyer.gest private Industry and now provides tax-benefit for that InsIst women must be everything plain, desert and mo nt i encouragement for individual retirement plans. State and 1oIgovernments have also And it is labor, of the highest dedication Which men must be. Three women were hired to be Car. Center Op.ratór R.pII.s ove that we are now In compliance with apofficers. They were advised they Initiated programs to aid older persons, perhaps plicable health standards. has preserved this country for two centuries correction would not is, used as window dressing, It Is regretted that the problem did the moat Important of which are property tax against all enemies, against all dangers foreign Editor: hacks; they would have to perform all the duties exist, It should be understood that the center was relief laws enacted by more than 40 dates. A recent sales of articles printed In the and domestic, of their male counterparts, however risky or These and other advances have enabled mort NOT d use the health standards were Sanford Herald have Indicated that there is a This has never been a holiday from this labor, embarrassing. of the current generation of older Americans poorbut as a routine annual period severe problem of insect Infestation in the Day There never will be. though, of course, not all of then -to consrve e t problem a, s thei the women have served nobly, and Care Center that Is currently under lu 1'0fl maintenance May Labor Day continue to be the kind of their assets, remain homeowners and maintain up'grade the facility at a with fitting curiosity. They make security checks the Sanford Housing Authority. These stories time when attendance financial independence. normally holiday it has always been. But may this Labor In cells where men often lounge In the nude. y have further Indicated that I have been PeitIons and definitions of the term "older lam deeply appreciative of the concern of Day, especially, be the beginning of a new year for walk hi on the inmates at their toilette. y unavailable for comment concerning this Thiant. Council, person" have changed. Fostered by such the media, Health America as, Indeed, It is the beginning of a new keep an eye on the showers, on the &.ats, evon problem. I would like to take this opportunity to organizations as the American Association of Department and the Community at Wo men's Lib laptiarsW,Ssalwd, PP. . . Q. All right, your last increase wa.s $58 mil- lion less than you needed. But you're asking for a lot more than $58 million now, aren't you? A. Yes, we need a substantial increase to cover our day to day costs.. an increase in our gross revenue (that's income be fore taxes, expens, interest, etc.). . Q. Why so much? My expenses haven't gone up that much since 1974. A. That's because you don't buy the SIme things we buy. Since mid 1974 the Consumer Price Index-which measures your cost of living-has gone up 16%. That's bad enough. But at the same t me, the yuoted price for a common type (25 i 6a)tra nsformer was rising 26%. A post insulator that was priced at $45.95 jumped to $71.64. it rise of almost 56%. And just from 1974 to Vri5 our " ~ IeT l fr~ i I taxes-paid to federal, state and local govem.. ments- went up almost 30%. Q. Then you're asking for higher rates because your costs and taxes have gone up ... tight! A. These are part of the reason, but there's more. We also face heavy expenditures for environmental protection. In 1975, we spent over $100 million in this area. Then too, were in what is probably the most thoroughly regulated business in the country. We must deal with, testify before, prepare reports for and get approval from an absolute maze of boards, commissions and agencies at every level of 'ovemment. is often leads to complications and delays that add to costs. One example: before we could get going on a new nuclear generator at St. Lucie, we had to go through a complete radiological survey for one level of government that almost exactly duplicated a survey we had gone through for another level of government. We estimate that the delay-more than four months-will end up costing our customers about $10 million a month. Please understand that were all in favor of protecting the environment and of exercising every reasonable precaution in building a power plant. We just want to point out that it all costs money. Q. Okay, your costs and expenses are up. But I see you still pay dividends to your stockholders. Why not just cut back there! A. First let's put the matter of dividends into perspective. Last year we paid our stockholders less than $72 million in dividends. In one lump, it unds like a lot of money. But right now you'd have to pay a hit more than $24 for it share of FPL common stock. After a full year your dividends would come to $1.56.Th,it's a return of 6.1/2%- ith no LtU1t.s. You could buy a certifIcate of deposit and get a guaranteed 6-1/2% or more. you could put your money in a regular savings account and get -114%, tvith both your money and your interest guaranteed. So we're not overpaying our stockhoklers for the usc.' of their money to se.....C YOU. But that's not the whole picture. It we didn't r.IY dividends, who woukl buy FPL stock? We need that stockholder mo ney to build the power plants, transmission lines and other facilities that sc....e you so reliably. , Q. Why sell stock to raise money! Why not just borrow hat you need! A. We do borrow a lot of it. But there's a legal limit on how much we can borrow. Also, the intirest rate on bonds Is running around 9%. On top of that, when we do borrow, the interest rate depends directly on our ability to make an adequate return (profit," in plain language) and pay dividends. That one of the ways lenders measure the risk of a loan. The less able we are to pay dividends, the more risky our loan looks. And the more risky the loan, the higher the interest rate. The catch here is that any higher interest rates we must pay add to our costs, and come straight back to you in still higher rates. Fact is, our ability to pay fair dividends on stock actually saves you money. Q. What about your profits? Can't you take less there? A. You just saw where about half our 1975 profits went-into dividends. And that really isn't 'profit' at all in the way most people use the word, because the money doesn't stay with FPL It's actually part of the money we pay for the use of money- part of the "cost of capital.' The rest of our income was plowed back into the company to help us keep on serving you. It may well have paid for a generator or transmission line that is bringing you power right now. If we didn't reinvest this money, we would have hadto borrow even more. and pay interest on that too. . . Q. But I thought the Public Service Commission set your rates so that you were guaranteed a profit. Don't they? A. No, and that's a mistaken idea that lots of people have. The PSC sets a top limit-a "roof"on the rate of return we can get on our investment in plants and facilities that serve you. But if our costs rise and our rate of return cfrvs (which is exactly what has been happening), there's no "floor" to keep up our rate of return. The only thing we can do is gO hack to the PSC to show that we need rates which will provide an adequate return. And that's what were doing. By the way, we haven't earned our authorized rate of return since the last rate order. We hope we've answered some of your questions. But it you have more, send them to: YOU ASK. FPL ANSWERS Florida Power & Light Co. P.O. Box 013100, Miami, Florida 33101. Please understand that we can't hope to answer each question individually. That would add even more to our costs just when we're watching everypenny! But wu will try to answer the questions that come up fl3osr Often, in future rnes&iges like this one. Its the most economical way to keep you informed. . . ' , Fp .11 Is FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY me's.1e was paid for by the stockholders of Florida Poer & Light Company. flW .. r . 1firi iS - -. ..-6L 4 . " -. '_- i; # . .- •. - -.- - 5 - SI-.. ,-.. i �0-061a11 NórsM 1s4d. Pt. Mu*y,SepI. 6. fl7ê Forme.r Lo * ngwood Employe Arrested In Bureau Probe Up W lLOYD Liroy Nsthaiilel IIIstUWrIII LMhn police reported Sanford beuo1ONstcostyajiLA17. ofthsstolenlNsmodsl,sdan. LvId Soolt,is, h111 11111111 wrellad on 711111 ddboywutw,adonrto of 700 E.' Altamonte Springs police Seventh SL, Sanford, wan held grand lwoin, ad py Im, Juvenile authorities at the arrested Michael William in lieu of PM hind on a nj cenydmargan in commedo Sanford Juvenile Detention Onda, 31, ad Maroon Ma' charge of aravMsd bdkry a of the city's paNic Cinter to await extradition to phy, 21, both of Orlando, on. after Mary 1rrefl, 31, of the New York, police said, weeks deputmun. felony marijuana pcm some adom, wan allqsdiy Patrolman Mike Ansley charges. Honda were set at struck on the arm and hoed Keen, 34, iii 10 as., lagwuod, was it reported that a 12.11auge $5,*each, according to county with a boar& — . NOTICE - - - . Charlie Vmgo and patrolman _ __ Mike FWwr. THE CITY OF SANFORD IS ACTUALLY DO YOU WANT A NEW VOICE IN YOUR COUNTY GOVERNME REPRESENTATION CONCERN FOR OUR YOUTH il nd4Ang_ Dshosolthe , N . BUSINESSMAN'S APPROACH ' eiSatsl ' were • FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY Earlier William Pomp, is, of 'COURTEOUS SERVICE 5unford,adtygradoroporator, IHONESTY • INTEGRITY ploedsd WAY to PRY larceny 'STRAIGHT THINKING o(oilando&lleralnLongwood • SOUND LEADERSHIP municipal court. He Is 4enrin(on. STRAIGHT TALK Sept. 14. • LAW & ORDER Other r LOWERING THE CITY TAX MILLAGE THIS YEAR, EVEN THOUGH THE AD uaoni iloyed mvkln&4 when beshad into jail, was a water • REASONABLE dapai1P mahona*re man • a - i Ken arri made a We continuing probe Into Aw"M of thefts of cityonnad pi updy, Indada Aaron -Sean Pool, 30, of Sanford, who was charged with aWivsted UMN and two cos of witness tom. In ether weekend wrests, a Sanford area man was taken Into contody in Jacksonville on local, charges allpglng two covists of sexual battery icon VOTE BELOW REFERS TO A TAX INCREASE, THE CITY HAS ELIMINATED'ITS OLD c TYRE Paid for by John Fitzpatrick, Campaign Tress. SPEAKS OUT.. unmem ___ U My oppone nt, Mike Hattoway, Is toatod on Sep. tombor 7th we, the citizew will accomplish two very Important Ildagi. First, the Political macbins will be eliminated and d,we con proceed I, hire ac,,ty at$srney that will be nsnpo1IticaI and represent only Seminole County and Its citizens. The majority .5 the Commission, which include,Mr. Haftaway, hove never questioned any of Tom Fresman's Ing.lfs.s. If you on were being billed on an average of se NO.11 each month, would we not require detailed time slips, certified by someone other then on county attorney? ____ - The point lam making Is that we are the people paying the bins; yet we have no representation in how our money Is spent. r . + ++ BONDED DEBT AND IS TRANS- I FERRING ITS DEBT MILLAGE. A TECHNICALI TOTESTAE Y F LAW Coleman DOUGLAS S erqeant Fish es CHESHIRE For Fishing Gear TRANSFER, ALTHOUGH THE TOTAL CITY TAX MILLAGE WILL CHANGE .: 4 '0 PACIFIC CITY, Ore. (AP) b aspects of my hobby is putting When Staff Sgt. Billie S. Mash. together a beautiful flatting rod burn Jr. goes fishing he's not from the spare parts I have after a live catch. cannibalized," he explained. The 30-year-old computer Occasionally Mashburn will technician, assigned to nearby find a particularly worthwhile Mt. Hebo Air Force Station, prize. He said he appreciates skhi dives. InipanyOresoay thetImathougbtfuUorfrts- -+ DEMOCRAT OR SIMBIOLE COUNTY COMMSION, DISTRICT 1 NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE + + + The City of Sanford proposes to increase + your property taxes. A public hearing on 1111 lip 'DIV - NONPART treasure In Inst fishing tackle beer and a can of soda. Other and gear. Tackle boxes, rods finds include cigarette lighters, and reels, knives, countless a gold-plated mechanical pen. lures and hundreds of pounds of cii, a thermos bottle, pots and lead weights are among the pans and dozens of anchors. items he find.. Mashburn became Interested Because the water is cold in diving for tackle when a Mashburn wears a wet suit in friend challenged him to a addition to his snorkie and swimming race. "Ireiteda wet mask. An anchor attached tna suit and w. raL" he sald rope prevents him from being "The next day I purchased a swept downstream by the wet suit and haven't stopped b. strong current. Ills only other using it since." piece of equipment is an inner Why does the Oklahoma-born tube float, sergeant - now an Oregon "Searching a cold riverbed resident who looks forward to for six hours ls not easy work, retiring here and setting up a but it has its rewards," said commercial fishing business Mashburn. Although he sold 1,- dive into icy water In search of 200 pounds of lead weights for lost fishing gear? several hundred dollars one "Because it Is different," he year, few people would do this said. "It is sometiting no one for money alone, else does, and I can often help a "One of the most satisfying friend .' SCHOOL BOARD 4.40 *4,. p.4 .. tp C.'. DUST. 2 ?.•as, IsA. Oases The Only Demo. Candidate Experienced In The lath Circuit - , c+. itedrnahéanieh ers and often ~omes Paid Political Ad by Campaign Treasury I need a few minutes of your time tomorrow to help me go to work for you and this county for the next two years. Francis +t it Is -i blunient mentaiItg a instioad at manurrients REQUIRES AN AD TO SHOW THIS FROM 6.33 MILLS TO 6.30 MI~L& -, - Vote For BOB FRENCH CANDIDATE 1 - BOB FRENCH _ ANCHORAGE, Alaska Fairbanks, and simply no port sear the skin from a miner's grade cool to Make and It is OUL (AP) Thit gold, then fadil Jtes able to handle bulk hind. More recently, uL Interior onlya mott timber, then oil in vast coal in great quantities. There is no Company store, Secretary Thomas is mined. Now that you are Kieppe quantities. Now, once again, Further, the known coal however, and families hiVO to t developers are looking deposits are so remote and signed a contract with Kaiser getting an oil plpellno from buy their warns In Italy, a the North Slope, I om the t. hungrily northward at what barren that li ving conditions, tiny E 01 Oakland, Calif., railroad town nearby, or potential for a coal slurry of ai.i.p could be Alaska's richest at the mines would be ax- make twlce.monthly trips pipeline along the urn, to mining coal onAl..ka'sNo r th natural resource: coaL trernely rugged. distant Fairhanks for utaples. tOUts." . But stripinining would Sl ope e geologists estimate During the last 15 years Recreation is icirce as Wolff, the University of provoke the sort of en trillion tons nearly nine coal mines have opened well. Good binding and fishing njfl Alaska's nhItOl*t, U71 it controversy that 2,000 year,' supply at current in Alaska and all nine have abound, and schoolchildren of has not been economically complicated construction U.S. production rates he gone out of business. Play intramural sports, but feasible to think of exporting the pipeline to tap the North buried beneath the Mate's The only active operation is beyond that the most popularSlope's ij coal until now. But rising oil J *000 squse'r miles. Some of that of the Usibelil Coal Mine, relaxation is Saturday night prices are changing the A short-term alternative the deposits are hundreds of Inc., on the railroad line about Inc., bowling at an Air Force base strlpmlnlng would be the In economics and Alaska will feet thick. gnfles south of Fairbanks. 35 miles away. probably be exporting coal dilation of offihore pint A barrel of oil has the It produces 750,000 tons a The mine has been In the f orm to use in eltrsctq coal within 10 years, Wolff says, energy equivalent of roughly year, all of it used within Usibelli family since 1116 from submerged bed, along although it takes millions of Alaska, and even that hasn't tothreetonbotcoal. Thus, when Its founder, Emil Alaska's south shore, where dollars and time to plan and ' the geologists guess rigid, been enough to satisfy the Usibelli, immigrated to offsire oil wells now construct port facilities and Alaskan coal has several suddenly swollen market Alaska from Italy. The t'atsportatlon routes. " Adm i tted ly it will take times the energy potential of during the oil boom. Current company president IS Many coil htdry experts, some new technology for oil at Prudhoe Bay, the 10. UtIlities serving 60,000 Cushis son, Joe Usibelli, who was both in the United States and Uqueficatlon of the coal" said billion-barrel Jackpot which tomers in Fairbanks and its born on land his father leased abroad, predict America's Pat ioti, , will flow southward In mid. outlying villages use UslbeIII from the Mate 37 years ago. needawl ll ultlmatelyforce the petroIeumg"l,gt Wflyen the $7.blllIon transcoal. This past winter one of The - present lease La Th.000 'i4uIft ItIJ W uu wiu w uoa uuei near them, Golden Valley Electric acres. AiassalpeuneLacorn pletet Aluka's abundant coal Anchorage)isgoingto run g get "Coallsgotngtohavetoget Aesociation, advised "We'renotablgznjne,"Joe one of theaidays and the oil of the ground to ceocustomers to buy portable us through this period bet. Usibelil said. "We are quite sinners. companies already have most oil and the energy generators (at about WOO capable of doubling our of the ed ent in place" for Tht COal is there for the dig. source which Is going to lad each) to keep handy In cane production. We would like tocoal production. It's the siulping that's us for the nest thousand the heat went off and the get in an export market to the the problem. For th is reason, a wholly. years," said Dr. Ernest Wolff, lights went oid. lower 46 stat.", Japan, AMAX, 17 haJ of the University of Taiwan The UaUCUI mine Is located dont really care si Coal, has plans for Alaska's Mineral Industries amid some of the Mate" where It goes." a $W-million development on Institute. n grsi ngy, dominated Trouble Is, no shipping the wed side of Cook Inlet, Geologists believe that with facilities. "You don't handlewhava by 20,OOMoot Mt. McKinley, i• i.. %—,A i--cc l u. 41U S ISC I exung iecrmoiogy more and is its own community, coal like you do groceries," he state coal lands since the late 130 billion tons of coal could be Ingof,tf.ejw. said. He said he could have 1960, dug up and shipped out sold to Japanese and ArabCompany century Appalachian coal officials say it rart1ng tomorrow. town markets as long ago as 1973 would take at least four years There's the rub. A cluster of 35 weathered he could have gotten the coal for production to begin, The coal is there, all right, out of Alaska. clapboard company houses I..& there is no way to ship it following construction of a for the 00 mine employes and Lack of dock facilities was deepwater port, railroad and out, not much of it anyway. their families, a bunkhouse, a the overriding reason why rIng plant. About GM million tons Of coal school with 13 teachers. And, Usibelli's operation was Arnold Miller, president 01 are mined each year in the passed 'c by AMAX Inc., a the United Mine unique in Alaska, a number of Workers, United Sta tes; Alaska's "run barns" fm people giant coal company that once says: "We know there are share, at present, is less than expressed interest in buying substantial depositsof high. and machines alike when the a million tons. emperat ure drops to 50 below The state has only one rail, and the accidental touch of road from __ In cey jail at Sanford In lieu of 16,110hind Saturdaynighe fe&'In(MairMNs I ree by Louguvod Pvlke Earl Dreggors, 54, of Cameron Avenue, Sanford, was held In county jail in lieu of $50,000 bond after being returned to Sanford from Jacksonville by sherifrs detectives. Two man were held In jail today hiliegof$0,Oo bond each on auto burglary charges. Michael Wane Smythe, X, of Morgan City, La., and John Anthony Fonk, 11 01 OriMdO were arrested at a.im today at Howell Branch Road and lake Am Lane by patrolling sheriff's deputy R.S. Morton who reported he observed two men tIkePrupertyfrolnanautoand vandalize a second auto. Sanford police early today arrested two men for' poseession of an auto reported stolen during a robbery at IAl'Oska: All"That Coal, But'.... _ - Jr., ahstgua, reportedly asd In the jail reaxik 11, of Rnder, was held in rouiery, wanfoundinthatrunk A Ixmar city of Lagwood + EusMapNura$amfopL11111111II,1e0L6,t916-4* ' -:- ' '.• + .: + + + Dd'WëRèbIIyNed $200,000 Worth of County Attorneys? I THINK NOT! It's Time For A Change. + I_ the Increase will be held on September Tomorrow,, I need your voteel I Ir. 9r a 131 1976, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. in the 0 Commission Room in the City Hall of the City of Sanford, Florida. 4 ELECT OMMI+ PoI,t,coi Adv paid by DORFMAN Campaign Fund innniar I MW m OWEN City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida N ewman Brock House of Representatives DEMOCRAT PD. FRAKES FOR YOUR CHILD'S By: H.N. Tamm, Jr. SA KE City Clerk DISTRICT 34 + POL. ADV. BY BROCK CAMPAIGN HDQRS., DIANA BOYCE. TREAS SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD A Businessman Who CARES About Education P01+ a d Join With Me Seminole County Democrats! It Can Be Done. • paid by Cip4i,n P • • . '' 'ç# A, ' I ft • .- ' 1 •., .•'.'t .) , s,.,• W -.7 ,ic.t- . ' I I .•'•.• .. •h •..-+, c • c I , ......... •I,' 1 .. + . +. -•3. + i't•'. wlr I, - + +1 II .,' -• . 1 �a BA—Iveelse HiraM, lanlert FL Mumm y, $eØ 7e 41 coach Joe Montgomery's golf game suffering, a sure football Lions have nine returning starters, couple of a perhaps fl7 running backs to make the top receiver in the area. The schedule toughie, so the Lions WI need the cohesiveness they can If is Isise HiraM. I.nfurt Fl. sign it Is meow,tU-4* is in the - air. The ____________________________________________ Ovied" 1111we A491L fast veer — go Pro ____________ __________ all Dolphins Charts — (Fifth Is a Is _________________________ muster. Win, OFFENSE 19 1 OVIEDO Joe Montgomery can't say muchforblsgoUgane,Isc,he$ookove,iaat spring as head football coach at Oviedo. Abont theoutlydl,ctahehasb,enleaving have been cleat marks on the practice field. leban Mart The fJt of the becoming apparent Friday night when Rockledge come. to town to kick off the new sessoi. "This Is my filth year at Oviedo," says Montgomery,looklag back upw 16 years as an easistard. 4 M4 I admit I have never gotten used lithe Idea of accepting a losing season. I grew up In Georgia, and an average year was eight or nine wins. I was shocked when I gut here to learn that the football team . Evans, Rick Wark and Morris Hedges. "We feel Evans Is the t rsce1ar In the area," said Montgomery, "and I JiM hops we cangdthn ball to ltimoftpjij' On the line offensively, the Uoe. will lock to ON likes of taces d UeJdr guards Don Jacobs And Jack Procefi pins center Greg Ken. DefensIvely, the Uons are sound with linebackers Hedges, Bill Carter and Den Smith backing up a front line which Includes Dwayne Miner, Curtis Holloway, Mike Muffins and Dan Nash. The secondary features Rick Nash, Randy Willis, Hurural Bell and Dennis Q)ne. cted fah: ..- had peaked In a 55 year." With the schedule facing the lions, 56 might be a good year this see.on. A better of* will depent! on a number of variables, namely the amount of ccbeslvnesa the squad is able topull over. Junior Mike Cos Is the quarterback heading the offense, with Henry Finney and Cedric Canley running the ball and Cox throwing to receivers Rick ______ DEFENSE Running NFC - r East Dallas ..'. Passing Line Kicking Front The name, don't strike Roger Staubach app- Very experienced, very Quarterback Danny terror, but the backs amity more agil. on tOgether, very effective. White. Roger's backup, move the ball. Men like field than in Clubhouse Burton Lawless stepped also earns salary with Robert Newhouse,Doug brawls. He's a proven right in as a rookie last long punts a WFL Den niso n. Charles quality passer. Drew year. Tackle Ralph Nee- product. Toni Fritsch, Young. Maybe fr an that Pearson, Golden ly had fine year. Ray. steady under prenure, mysterious man. Duane Richards are estab- field Wright's always led NFL in Ff3 percentThomas. Good. lished. swift receivers, lops. Viry good, age. Very good. - Gold. Tom Landiy Llnebacklng Summary Sdary Satisfied ___________ Coming strong. Those Lee Roy Jordan is Encroaching eqs of Mel big ends. Too Tail bound to cut down on Renfro at corner Insured Jones. Harvey Martin. playing time, but the by top draftee Aaron NEWORLEANS(AP)—Ths Th'p1'. 'owicid the NiwOi'kets$sIMalB710 pod their firM perfect esIll ______ inst u. witme's Mill If Cowboys could make ii to Super Bowl in ,s. building year. they should keep bail roiling with this solid team. Torn Landry has juggled old guys with new kids ad. mirably. First plies. are terrors. Corn- quality doesn't suffer Kyle. Will miss Cliff plemented by stead- with Randy White in Harris, hurt In exhibition, ness of Jethro Pugh, middle. Thomas Hen. in early games. But Larry Cole inside, with derson's another kid good depth. Good, Bill Gregory helping. who'll play more. Good. ______________ Very 900d. "We had Opportunities and ould have c&wi hi mars," said Earl Monall, the Dolphins' 42ysar4d quarterback, after his tillam's National Football League victory Setarday night. "For the second week In a row, the special teens came sp with a touchdown and we also blocked a pod," said Miami Coach "Also for the second week in a row, we were unable to generate much of an ______________ sh _________________________________________________________ Washington . You can never have too Billy many of this species, wounded ducks, but dredging up veteran field goal kicker, Mike Skins' coup was signing they get there. Admit. help. Walt Sweeney Bragg on punts don't at. free agents John able leader. Losing decked with knee, so he tract notice, but they Riggins, Calvin Hill. Still Charley Taylor with comes up with Ron Saul deliver. Larry Jones have such as Larry shoulder Injury hurt at guard. George Starke standout returner. Brown, sprightly Mike rece4vers. Getting Jean underrated tackle. Len Redskin special teams Thomas. Very good. Fuoett helps. Good. Hausa an anchor. Good always excel. Good, g1 'I- ' - Greg Kerr Cedric Canley been amazing 37 and antiquarian is Chris nor when Mike Bass still going strong. But Hanburger on right side, retired, but Allen pluckVerlon Biggs on other spry 35-year-old. Harold edcapablejoeLavender side has faded, Dennis McLinton in middle Is from Eagles. Pat Fischer Johnson taking over, hitter. Strong side Brad might be questionable. Strong man at tackle is Dusek veritable kid at Safety Ken Houston an tough Diron Talbert. 25. Good exclamation point. gung ho for the present and unaware of bank balances. He picked up half a dozen useful veterans to meet immed. - good Alien late needs. Result: ins___ tant contender. Sieond °°°d, St. Louis ___ Jim Otis to run Inside (1,076 yards), Terry Met, calf to burst all the way are what coaches look When Jim Hart gets hot Probably collective Jim Bakken comes back no more crown lewei of Car- for 15th year, and last dangerous passer in dinals. They k ee p tight one may have been football. And he has Mel curtain around OB. Den best. Vital force in Card for. Metcalf is best when Gray ii dynamite Dierdorf at right tackle Is success: So is terrific he can get some rest. sprinter to run under strong man; Conrad Terry Metcalf running Jerry Latin steps In. Very passes. Jackie Smith Dobler at guard literally back all kinds of kicks. good, catches in Close Very munches on foes. Very Excellent, J.L W FIIII hand, there's good. Pot Don Corysil - Now York Giants Well, howdy ther e is Craig Morton's found a It's young and promis- Punting of Dave JonLarry Csonka at home in Fun City. Hasn't ing. built around John ni'ps is consistent, but fullback. Instant bull. bee b,Ill1ant: h"t Hicks, who's already position of vfQe Hunt Makes Giant: force. Ron been bad. Same goes getting all-pro raves. Al as placeklcker Is pre. Johnson's gone, but for receivers Walker Simpson. as soph, joins carious. Had poor '75. should get running mate Gillette, Ray Rhodes, unit as reg from Joe Dawkins, Doug Bob Tucker (who's been Room for ular tackle. Could use speed-burnTom Mullen, Ing return specialist, too. Koter. Gordon Bell, neglected). Fair. too. Good. Area of greatest con- New man in block Is Al Good sound umbrella cern. That's why traded Beauchamp, ex-Cincin. helped by addition of for Walt Patulski, Marvin nati, since traded away Mike Sensibaugh at free Upshaw, drafted young Pete Barnes. Larry Stal- safety. Fine protection Mike Dawson. lmpera. lings, 34-year-old, holds on corners from Roger ttve they upgrade pass them together. Greg WehrlI, Norm Thomprush if Cards want to Hartle hurtles middle, son. strong safety work win. Fair. Fair. from Ken Reeves. Good, Don Coryell has worked wonders last two years, best in Cards' history. People forget they finished ahead of Dallas last year. If the defen. slve line steadies, they are prime. 'Third plies "The New Orleans defense was emilest, tat rather than praise then, I am more con- - w l- - z Rick Wark HenryFlnney JackProceH . - Reaves P ays Liske 1, St'le No. standout, Is not particularly happy about his status as Ken Anderson'sstandby. never be satisfied being The people who'll carry Roman Gabriel hung it Nice blend of kids and Horst Muhlmann the re. load ., ' . - - - PhiIa When Saints come marching In: Familiar sight Saturday is Trinity scores another touchdown ________________________________________________________________ Chicago St.. LOila St Montreal . y ELE HENRY J. PROMINSKI, JUDGE DISTRICT ' COURT'OF APPEAL GROUP 3 Forn EDUCATION. Graduate: University of Pennsylvania C University of Miami, Bachelor of Law C McGill University Master of Law Florida Atlantic, Master Public Administration / - FOR EXPERIENCE. Florida Attorney for 17 years Florida Resident for 25 years Former City Attor ney and Prosecutor Former Counsel Area Planning Board State Representative 1961970 Commander, U. S. Navy Reserve FOR EFFICIENCY C C C ' ' Qualifications: . . Seedays liseffs Milwaukee 5. Detroit Cleveland 4. Boston 3 S. New York 3 Minnesota 15. Chicago I Texas 3. Kansas City I California 3, Oakland 2 Today's Games Chicago (Kravec 1.3) at Min. 43 73 .443 22 24 - .335 39 14 54 West Cincinnati 17 50 .435 Las Ang 7$ St .Sfl 5 Houston oiio .i 9 Sin Diego "44'fl .440 , 39" Son Fran 40 PS .435 77'., , 77 Atlanta .434 77'.', Sat,rdays Resells New York 7. Philadelphia 3 ,4.Houston S. Los Angeles 2 Chicago S. St. Louis 1 San Francisco 4, San Diego 3 Cincinnati S. Atlanta 1 Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 3 Swiday's Resells Cincinnati 1, Atlanta I St. Louis 1, Chicago 0, Il In. PhiladelphIa 3. New York 1 Montreal 1, Pittsburgh 0 San Francisco 5.1, San DiNo fonnla (Tanana 15.9) Baltimore (Flanagan 1.41 at Detroit (Robirts 12.14), (n) Boston (R. Jones 4.1) at New York (Alexander 1141), (n) Texas (lilIes .$) at Kansa s City (Pattin LII), In) Las Angeles 1. Houston 0 Today's Games PhIladeIPIa (Undesod 94 and Kest 11.10) at Pittsburgh, (KIlon 115 and Denwry p4), 3 - Proponent of more effective administration of '. Proponent of branch court houses to bring the District Court closer to the people Opponent of travel cards for Judges San Francisco, (HalIcki 11.11) St. Louis (Falcon 11.12 and LaGrow 0.0) at Montreal (Rogirs 1.13 and Dunning 24), 2. ' , VOTE:SEPTEMBER 7th - HENRY J. PROMINSKI, JUDGE 4th District Court of Appeal Group 3 Rated QUALIFIED by the Florida Bar Association ICC. 179; Carew, Mm, 172; RIvers, NY, 170; LeFlore, Del, 143; Chamb. lies. NY. iii. Thursday's Detroit 21. Baltimore Friday's Nesefls Buffalo 25, Cleveland 10 ChIcago WashIngton 7, Atlanta U. Green Bay 1 St. Louis 31, Kansas City is salwdays Rasy"s Cincinnati 24. Tam Bay I) Pittsburgh 11, New York Jets College PaIditicaIPromCam,,,,,,yTr,.,,,,, 0 Civic Leader: 14 years in FOREST IflLLS,N.Y.—Qj Evert adva,c,J to the fourth round of the U.S. Open Glynziis Coles of Britain 6-0,6.0, while In men's action file Nastase ad- vanced by heating Marty Riessen 1 Sander Reigning Amateur - * ce'dtInloreU1anTh0carthior his 22nd birthday on Aug. 14. LOS ANGELES — Bill Sander, the 20-year-c14 P.cific The Tigers' public relations deNorthwest titled captured the 75th U.S Amateur QiU partht, which handled the Champio nship over Southerner Parker Monte 8 ivatl S Id. - - --tt said Friday that each well jjuj their ftl. wither received a reply. - hUll i.ilite ,i. Coming Watch for it on sports pages of Evening Herald UVAL ( Dist 1 I J.JI]:IIf] .)______ MICHELIN [ iI..XYiA] ",,, , A.i, ,,, (.. ,,,,. • G ra duate of Rollins College • Mason, Shrine,', Elk . Democrat Out. 34 ) \C Jos C 3 HATCHETI ;. ri JOE KNOWLES ,,...... "Asks p 4 L L --P C 'oos 0. 13,000 cases in 13 • No state court trial cxyears. perience. • Less than 20 cases re- • Absent from work more versed, than all justices. Current in his work. • Farthest behind in his Open and honest in re. work of all justices. ports to public on work • Will not publicly report c-lu . . 0... '1 feet my jamnily: '. CL . '" 'a VI . for your vote" w , _ McROBERTS TIRES Stccn, my wife . ilkinche, me, M3r anti Seminole County needs active, constructive representation. I will work Conscientiously full-time toward this end to give you the legislative leadership that you deserve NOW. Your vote and support will be appreciated. ... JOHN DICKEY INC. Ph . 322-0651 DIST.3 Cattleman, bank director s Church and family man Daneit. Cam Trea. pci Farmer; Citrus and ustice rk one. onwod COUNTY COMMISSION I HARVIE D COMPARE • - [The Clipboard Is 1. JUDGE Elect Dave DETROIT (A?) Rookie Mark "The Bird" Fisirye~i at" the Detroit Tigers re- - pitcher SCHOOL BOARD ai,, for b, john I -' IRCUI - Happy Birthday From 750 Fans - Non Part. 10 Successful businessman: water management in Okiawaha Basin, former mayor and City Commissioner SOUTH 000 (. J Knowles Knows Seminole County EAST Delaware St 9, Elizabeth City ' STATE.. Student mentality instead at monuments Francis Coleman Dallas X, Houston 20, OT Oakland 45. $fl a Los Angeles 10. San Franclsco 3 San Diego II. New York Gm. an ts 13 RIVEAR LSUNSHINE CJNTY COANSSN Dsst, I Dim. Pd pci adv. Pd tor by Cimp Tr.a, Football Miami 20, New Orleans 7 Kansas 39, Oregon St 14 San Jose St 43. Utah St 10 FLORIDA1 daway , 4 3 E.New Mex 2), Panhandle St mvgv Affix Sa l, Si; Yetczemskl, Bsn, Ii; , YOUR MAN OF ACTION Advance head coach. Unfortun. ately, doesn't bring enough players to make anyone feel Eagle, will rise from basement. Last !iie ICiøyIs Re elect Mike lore, Oil, 17; R.White, NY, So, Major League Leaders - Evert, Nastase Dick Vermell brings per. sonality. hustle to job as I kept his word OtIs, KC, $4; Carew, Min, 54. RUNS BATTED IN—LMay, Sal, 93. Munson, NV. 59, Ch&MbIISL NY, V; ReJackson, - - the Texas Lutheran 21, Tarleton St 9 Tulsa 22, Richmond 7 FAR WEST Keep a man who 160. Concord College 12, w.va. W esley- I E. Kentucky 21, Dayton 7 Houston (RIchard 11.13) at Fairmont 7, Bluefield St I Cincinnati (Nolan 115), (n) Furman I?. No Carolina St 12 .1.01 Angeles (Sutfon 179) at Jackson St. 23. Alabama St 1 "kan Diego (Jones 20.11). In) Swadays Rsi'.,lts Memphis St 21, Mississippi 14 Denver 30. Munn,. I? MiUiI St 7, North Tex as AMERICAN LEAGUE Now England 20, Philadelphia St 0 East 7 Morehead Slate 31, Marshall W I. Pd. GB lilIlbitlan Season lade Univ 14 New York $1 32 .409 — North Carol Ina II Baltimore 71 43 .330 IO' Miami.Ohio 10 Cleveland 69 43 .313 l2', Salem College 10, W.Va. St 10 Boston 45 70 .411 17 Shepherd Col 25. Frostburg St Detroit 42 73 .443 It'.i ii MIIwt 60 72 .433 20"i South Carolina 21, Appala. W est thian St 10 Kan City 79 St — Virginia Tech 2), Wake For )ak land fl 43 7 National Lia., est I 'lmnota 41 70 .193 I2'. BATTING (310 at bats)— w es t Carolina 19, Presby. Tex as 42 73 .459 17 Johnston., Phi, .311, Morgan. teiman Col 7 California II 13 .419 l5', Cm, .335. MidloCk. Oil, .331; West Liberty Ship26. 35 71 .430 21 Grltfiy. Ciii, .333; A.OlIv,r, pensburg I) It-n) Ir ,, Mayberry. KC, Ii. HITS—G.Bre$t, Pro Football Now York (Ko*sman 17-8) at Chicago, (Stone 3 5) Atlanta (Cal Contain 3.1) at Bobby Unser Wins Cal 500 lckx, Mass Win At Dijon cause defensive linemen, but John Bunting, consid. Outlaw is only outside none looms important. ered premium players, man with proven ability, Poor, too. Very good. Fair. MIDWEST St Cloud SI 39 So Dakota St RUNS—Rose. Cm, ii?; M. Eastern Illinois 17, Cameron 13 gan, Cm, 102; Of lilsy, Cl 99; State 14 SOUTHWEST Monday, Chi, 97; khml, Phi, Nebraska, Omaha 25, South Arkansa s St 31. NE Louisiana 97, Dakota fl 51 1) RUNS BATTED New Mexico St 30. Drake 29 in— Texas Col Alt 34, Texas G.Fostsr. Cm. 113; Morgan. North Michigan 11. North,, 20 Cm. 100, SchmIdt, Phi, N; Wal. Iowa 7 Texas El Paso 39, Texas. Ar. son, Htn. U; Luz(nski, Phi, 54. Ohio 21, East MIchiGan 7 ilngton 13 HITS—Rose, Cm, ISO; Montenot, All, Ill; Buckner, LA, 143; Garvey, LA, 141; Grltfey, Clii, American L.aew BATTING (310 at bats)(SSiiliV *9),' McRae. KC. .344; Carew, Min, Cleveland 4 0" 103 and .331; G.Brett, KC, .331; Dos. Brown 5.10) at MltwanAe (Col. lock, Mm, .324; LeFlore, Del, born 8-13 and Rodriguet 3-10), 2 .313. Oakland (Blue, 14.11) at Call. RUNS—RIYe, NY, N; hF l , _ IN BRIEF Ni* York , W L Pet. OS $4 30 .477 77 Ii 372 7 at 41 .311 13',' - l.,,fts :.' , ___________________ Detroit 1. Milwaukee 0 Chicago Minnesota 0 Boston 7-0. Cleveland 4 New York 42, BaltImore 24 Kansas City 7, Texas 0 CalIfornia 3. Oakland I last , SPORTS 4fl5 Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE C 5' Originally put together Bill Bergey didn't have The corners from castoffs, and it still one of his better years In worries. Randy Logan at looks like it. When Eagle debut, but he's safety doesn't get ink of Eagles got around to special talent. Guys with partner Bill Bradley but drafting, they went for him. Frank LeMaster, is more effective. John _______ , 4TH "' ________ ________ ,• 1' . ' Art Malone. up for this year. leaving experience. Tackle Jerry turning placekicker. SCOREBOARD -, C are Tom Sullivan, James job securely in young Sisemore, in fourth Eagles brought In David McAlister. They've been hands of Mike Boryla. season, is Standout. Ray, ax-Ram, for stiaround before. McAli- His receivers stand tall: Stan Walters another mutation. Spike Jones, ster's the only one with tight end Charles Young, OK tackle, Old-timers helped occasionally by chance to make Impact, wide man Harold Car- represented by John Bill Bradley, doe s the Fair. michael. Good. Niland. Good. punting. Fair. . "I thought we could keep It the backup quarterback," ' close and we did," he said. "We Heaves., who completed 21 of Trinit have played a lot of people. We paaseiforfl2yardsandthree just ____ I touchdowns Saturday flight as He was Impressed, howe r, ve on Andes-s u with the newest Buc, Isaac Haplayed a great game. gins, who ran io yards on a By 22 - 0 Jamboree Scores He moved the ball well. I'm kicii ff rMfora touchdown. glad he's able logo In and win," ,p undoubtedly earned a will be looking for hum. Also, 975 the Trinity Prep six-pointer, Norbert CSITIOd said Bengals' Coach Bill this year's schedule is rougher position on the team" said Saints were able to win seven of ball in for a two-point conJohnson. "I'll repeat, however, McKay. "We now have that nine gaines, with Norbert Seals version. st years. That Will make we have Ken Anderson OUT weapoawedida'thavebefore," showing the way as Central much harder on him, it that In the Luther g, I No. 1 quarterback." Hagins, a rookie who Joined Florida's leading rusher. feel he will dill be able 10 Kelley used his second and Heaves trought the Bengali the Buci about 10 days ago on The 1976 football season third string backfield, and dill ome through for " back from 6.0 firM QUSIteT opensthey the season with only team didn't play deficit on touchdown passes of waivers from Minnesota, ran a opener is only five days away, had trouble holding the score theTrimly kickoff back 92 yards lad week and U the form th ag st at Seals and do wn ain a team that is 12 and 4 yards 10 thin end Bob against Chicago for a Tampa Co. showed on Sat urday a!- fielding a squad for the ii', and 1$ yards to wide first in the Jamboree, Tabernacle Christim. That contest is set for own. ternoon is Indicati ve, thin year time this year. receiver Billy Brooks. 2 p.m.field. Saturday on the Santa In that uneven baWe, Brent home "I don't know U I earned a might be even better. "It felt great to be back home Trinity Prep hosted a Jain - Matthews, Jay Johnson and and play for a home crowd," place on Lim club," he said. Tabernacle looked againstChristian Luther High, said Heaves, a Tampa native. "But I hope so. It was Just like horee made up of the Saints, Chan Muller all rushed for good "But I love Cincinnati and I last week, with good blocking Lake Highland, Luther High touchdowns. and Tabernacle Christian. The Cliff Barnett showed himself beating 22-0, behind the running love this team. If I keep tin- all the way." MACKAY trimmed his roster Saints were much too strong for to be a deadly place-kicker, as, of the Ware Brothers, Ethan proving. Maybe someone Will give me a No. 1 Job," be said. Sunday to 31 players, two over the competition and ended up he was perfect on six extra Highland they lost In a double "We'll just wait and see what the expansion dab limit. He wlthwins,byidenticalscoresof point tries, tie-breaker, 22-0, over Lake Highland and happens ins few years when waived eight gay Despite the overall ease in my contract Is up. Until then, def ensive end Brad Watson on Luther High. which the Saints performed, Seals was used very Kelley was not satisfied with I'll Just have to sacrifice some injured reserve. persona] goals. sparingly by his coach, Joel every aspect of their play. Watson Injured his kit k Kelley, but still came away "1 thought we did well on with an Impressive day. offense but there are dill a few __________________ The 5-9, 170-pound, senior spots that need correcting only touched the ball four before I can say I am cornhhh11t.(hiiIILlI times, all In the Lake Highland pletely happy." route, with devastating results. Kelley continued, "Seals Alters poor looked good but this 31W Saints to get the ball on Lake figures to be rougher on him ___________________ _______________ highland's seven yard line, than last season was. Seals took a hand-off and zipped "Everybody knows who ___________________ in for a touchdown, with 9:16 Norbert Seals Is now, so they ___________________ left to go In Pert The next time the Saints got Ole the ball it was near midfield. ONTARIO, Calif. Bobby Unser, ins brilliant display There, Seals took another handof driving, edged out Johnny Rutherford and Gordon off from his quarterback, Mike Prosser, and gained a first Johncock to capture the s=,W0 California 500 for Indianapolis style cars, down. Two plays later it was Seals Again, this time wound his own right end for 22 yards and another TD. DIJON, France Jacky Idcx of Belgium and Jochen Seals' final effort of the day Mass of West Germany, driving a Martini-Porsche, came after Jay Johnson had combined to win the IIdeVnatIOnaI 311-mile race of returned a Highland punt for a French Automobile Club. on outside is tested pro. pro. Pat Hughes and ReturnotHenrystuckey No. I draft pick Troy Brian Kelly In middle from knee surgery Archer brings on youth. round Out regular crew, provides a boost at corGood. Fair. net back. Fair. corned shod our offense." If Sbula had reason to be con•neij about Ins III me New Orleans Coach Hank Siren sbovild OCEDId Shot his. 'The Saints got $2 yarda from Thick uck Muncie befoe heleftwlth an Injured shoulder, but scored only on a $2-yard Interception ret urn by cotnerbeck Ernie Jackson. The Saints and quarterbacks Bobby Scott, Bobby Douglass and Archie Manning, but Done had my much succeu. It was Manning's find appearance slflceMOff .euonshoulder OP. ei'atlon and he threw five pe.seifour incomplete and one intercepted. The Dolphins gained 221 yards, tan tuia didn't like the way that five opportunities to score touchdowns resulted in two field goals by Dolphin kicker Cam Yepresnlan and one touchdown by the ____ Saint- __ The Giants move Into a home BIlI Arnsparger has time to get defensive philosophy accepted, Csonka's on hand. But still tough to see Giants winner. Fourth piece. spanking . . Sol gum that's the WAY thlngs Waived werellnebacker Warwill be here," he said U Qnc ren Ca pone, fullbacks Morris naIl ended its exhibition cam- Lagrand and Bill Prt4idt psign with a 4-2 mark. placekicker Pete Rajecki, Tampa Coach Jtht McKay quarterback Gary Valbuena, said he wasn't particularly wide receivers Don Westbrook pleasedwlththeBucs'gameef- and Joe Wylie and defensive fart but was satisfied with their tackle Wayne Hznond. overall 1.5 preseason. _____ _CT: . ' - r the Tamps Bay Bucc . .. - j "The way things are in the Saturday night. He was operTAMPA (A?) leigne now, every good team ated on Sunday Heaves pi Bengali' No.1 quarterback needs two good qua rterbacks. the entire season. fleeTs. Bit he's dill No. 2. And the five year National Football League veteran, a formet University of Florida . If John Mendenhall gets Fairly young and fairly For first time sln 1965 ror his hotibes. we uf'-i.stlnguished. Brad yvu w,'t se famiiu pass rush will iump 15 'inn Pit on outsde figure of Spider per cent. Jack Gregory finally earning keep as Lockhart at free safety, " :. l l No. 2 in a 24-13 exhibition yki Bill Amispiweeir Philadelphia •. Fair. Good. Now Cox Not DE lsj, - 405 W. First St. FOR Sanford STATE REPRESENTATIVE p_,,,,.,,%,. Cb• V$as :t-- V. - r T TIMPT �IrsN, FL Mwy $sp I4 Labor ~_ - Day Savings. Fashions Image Ever Changing oa.m.to froml 9 pom "The world Is always Changing, and if our Image doesn't change with it, we're not really growing." That optulod Of fuhlon's fads and flippancy was given Thursday night by Georgia Card, fashion merchandiser for Sears in Central Florida. Mrs. Care) I was geet speaker at an boded by the new Fashion Center at Seminole Community College under the CCCI'dinauco of Joan Sheppard. More than 100 area women attended the open house, and after Mrs. Card's talk were served refreshments a nd given a of the new facility where such courses as fashion design and metchandlshtg, Interior design' and merchandising and tic sewing will be of.. feted. "Dress and make-up should be approached subjectively," Mrs. Cuel told her audience. "Dress for yourself. Stress your good points and detract from your bad ones. "And don't Ignore input from husbands, children, brothers and alders They WOMEN Evening Herald,Sanford, Ft. -1 often see you in a better light than you yourself!" she cautioned. Of the new trends in fashion, Mrs. Cazel predicted the "man look" will be big this fail, with three-piece pant or skirt outfits with blazer and vest being a top seller. The exciting and totally impractical "fantasy lock" Introduced by Yves St. Laurent should not be ignored, she added. Although taffeta doent wash well, and velvet Is not exactly Florida fabric, his tti Monday, Sept. 6, 1176--1 5 - -- . / ,.:,. 1(, ---'- iv to vir S pUrT Ideas can nevertheless be translated Into a new and Interesting look with a little ingenuity. IØ5ee how they can be adopted to you,"she urged. If you're wearing a skirt above On knee this fail, Its either been hemmed after purchase, or It's old, said Mrs. Case). Shorter skirts simply are not available this swon. "But wear the length that suits you bed — that makes you look good and feel happy." Gaucho pants are already selling fast in Florida. Mrs. Card suggested that if bode are too hot to wear with gauchos in early fall, try a shoe and hose which match the pants and,, give a similar uniform silhouette to the boot. Corduroy is the fabric that fashion conclous dressers are going for. She suggested a basic blazer and skirt or pants In grey flannel would also be good this fall. V h: if Georgia Cazel (top) was guest speaker; audience included mighbors from Sweetwater Oa ks (bottom, from left) Mrs. Brooks (Mary) Jakeman, Mrs. Mike (Patty) Veit and Mrs. Dominic (Jedy) Ferrante UATUrU5 Sale 9.59 Rig. 11.99. The JCPenney Version. Men's sport oxford with nylon trimmed suede uppers. Biueorgold, sizes D 2½16: D6½/11,12. Joan Sheppard welcomes capacity audience to SCC's new fashion center . A. Loyal, Sensitive Dog' Named For Abby Special 3 for $10 DEAR ABBY: In reading about your 40th high school reunion, we were most interested in learning that your nickname is 'Popo." We lived for a while In Micronesia (a Pacific Island) where Truskee is spoken, and Truskee means Sale 4.79 Men's short sleeve shirts of polyester knit with placket fronts, two pockets, contrast stitching. Assorted colors. S,M,L.XL. Rig. 5.99.2 stripe basketball shoes. Cotton duck uppers. Great colors in men's sizes D 6' 1 11,12.13; boys' 10/2; 0 8½/2; Cá'iI1 0 2½/6. e r. k .3 Two cooking temperatures. Ilafta Marriage Applications Glass liner. Pat yellow diamond pattern. 9 .99 also the German word for that part of the anatomy on which *IIY 11* ° Howard J. Mthter, 19, FerReginald Stafford, 20 606 Ronald W. Merthle, 25, 1306 DEAR ABBY: My only nandina Bch, Tamara J. Ward, Cypress, Annette L. Wright, 19, Persimmon randchildrn t a hnv. 14. and s Av.. Willi. P in, taxe Park. 718 Loc ust. 5) live In a distant state, Lawson, 26, 2019 Alexander Patrick L. Joiner, 22, 819 Howard W. Rogers, 35, Star and I always remember them Cherokee Cir., Belinda D. Rt 2 Br 272 Eustis, Brenda S. Thomas L. Mayfield Jr., 37, handsomely at Christ Burgess, 20, 877 E. 20th St. 271 645 Spring Oaks Blvd., AS, Coker, 31, Star R. 2, Br mastlme. Barry T. Kirby, 34, 200 Eustis. Katherine A. Caltrlder, 34, 531 Last March I received a letter Murphy John W. Turner Jr., 50, Heatherton Village, AS from their mother (my B.U, 24, Rd., Rt I WS, Phyllis L. Br , CM DeLand Maxine L. Fyfe, 37. daughter-in'iaw) that said, Steven D. Wheeler, 28, 525 E. Richard D. Benton, 29, Rt 3 same add. Semoran Blvd., FP Marsha L. lix 416 B, Lois J. Massey, 27. Edw. C. Rector, 21,7 Winding Adams, 28, apt No. 703 525 E. Geo. L Bennett, 32, Br 255 Ridge Rd., CB, Kim M. Keyser, Semoran FP Seville, Judith A. Haase, 35, 311 19. 5573 N. Semoran Blvd., Jasmine Rd., CB 32909, wp Edw. J. Busing, 69, David 1 Segrewt, 23, Br 514 Howard E. Griffith. 28. 1113 Edgewater& Elir. M. Flynn, 39 Geneva, Diana L. Thomas, 18, W. 2nd, Meronlca S. Keene, 20. Edgewater. nn VPrm'raat net r 111111nis 1, Waldron, 22, Br 46 Sanf., Pamella Jean King, 20 - Similar to Illustration At -- - - 01$,. I Pa way 110 111 11110 iv vii Sale 66.99 Reg, 79,99. Boys 20" Wildfire bike has motocros styling, coaster brake and steel rat trap pedalS. Flat black finish; waffle hand grips. Flaming decals. Padded crossbar and stem. I Girl's Wild Flower, rig. 79.99, Sal. M.99 Sale 34. 9 9 Rig. f pictured) ale 7 1.00 Richard A. Furman, 28, 190 WIllow Ave., Mild, Mary C. Schefstad,24,fl0A Sharon Dr,, AS 0 0 —I P4ot pictured) Rig. v.99. Boy's and Girls' 24" ten-speed bike. Has Stem mounted gear shifters, extension Sili Prices Sffitly, levers and rat trap pedals. Btackwall tires. a"" Thurs., Sept. Boy's—orange finish, Girl's—blue finish. M _____ _____ I . M . Oem. pci &,v . M Z —1 Nancy E. Malcolm & Douglas Penelope Ann Chester & D. Lawrence W. Sr. _____ E llen W. Barnett & Frank M. Raymond B. Savarese & Ann L. Barnett Jr. ______ Frances Barbars Smith & Anthony E. Allen & Susanne James Neil Smith. B. Florence M. Val us & John P. Patricia M. Mitchell & Wm. James Wheeler & Shirley M. S Theresa Marie Ervin Richard David Her bert & Harkiewics & Paul. Nancy Jeanne. Naomi D. Ledford & John R. Gerald A. Repinski & Diana. Richard Nelson & Sandra. ____ —f - ,- a Student mentalit y M 10 3 0 M IF instead of monuments Woo Francis VA oleman REGISTER SANFORD PLAZA Opus Sunday 1.40 toSNp.m. Cata$. Center Ph. 3fl.)Q Stor* Ph. 313.1)15 WINTER PARK MALL Open IS am. 105pm. Monday mru Satvrdiy Op1nSn4ay I:SQtoS:oop,m. Catalog Center Ph. 441144 Stoie Pis. 447-4333 Su.'luI husi, tru cattkm.,n Joe knonle,.tkl.ir sour tilIc KnunIc ORLANDO DOWNTOWN Open 5:30 am, 104 pm. Yves.. Wet, Thw,. sAd Sat. Open 5;3Sa.m, to 5:10 P.M. Mends', and Friday State Pb, #41-41 to U • ijrrnr S S S U U UI SI U S S Pd 10' by Camp Tr,. S U I S I S U' 2560 Elm Ave. Sanford Ph. 323-1 900 Non SCHOOL BOARD 'or PcI Uv Pd t Jc't'n D.irtei C Tr,,,s °" LITTLE CHARLIE 26° I S U S U U U S 'U U U S S. S. US U S U S S U U S S :• SS Dissolutions Of Marriage r M Open IS am. 10p m.M.s4 mrs Saturday ' U • . - same add. 39.99. 16" convertible motocross style sidewalk bike. Eaiiy converts to bcy'z or girl's model. Has rugged reinforced frame. Girl's 16" sidewalk bike. reg. 39.99, Sale 3499 S U S COUNTY COMMISSION - - *0%@V%F ' 2' :::i 60%141111ft1 4 qt. slow c 00 cerned, Barby and Sonny have Christmastime. Was l wrong to DAR Schedules First Meeting not as yet acknowledged my complain? Christmas gifts properly; HURTNANA The first fall meeting of the the home of Mrs. F. E. furthermore, they are old Sallie Harrison Chapter, Rownfllat, 910 Palmetto Ave., enough to write their own DEAR HURT: Yes. And your National Society of Daughters Sanford. Miss Irene Hinton will 4 thank-you notes, and it's high be co-hostess. Guest speaker daughter-in-law was also time they learned some the American Revolution, will be L E. Bannon, talking on to have itten that snippyof manners." will meet Sept. lOat2:30p.m.at the U.S. Constitution. Next thing I knew, I got a le. What motivates your giving? Is It the oleasure of snippy ieuer from my h Orthepleasure of eing We have a loyal and sensitive "Barby and Sonny have asked daughter-in.law, saying, "If theril, d' dog, which we appropriately me to thank you for YOIW you're going to make such a big Keep a man who named Pop. Just thought you fabulous Christmas gifts, and deal out of thank-you notes, There is no excuse for the about your they're terribly ashamed that kept his word would like to know please don't send the children rudeness your grandchildren they never got around to any more presents." namesake. showed, but if their lack of DIANE thanking you themselves." Abby, you know perfectly appreciation Irritates you, you Re-elect Mike I replied to that letter as well that I am not going to should tell THEM, not their ! DEAR DIANE: Thanks, I namesakes, follows: "As far as I'm have several other con- forget my grandchildren at mother. Pope is short for Popocatapetel, You can respect a man who respects you. 51 U U SI S 'I . U CHARLIE MID 26' •U , U SI U' I U / :•: ' SI BILL1 CHAPPELL Works for YOU.SS and Gets Things Done. Let's keep this man in Congress! Iii ,., S , , - Dist. 4 . S.' S U UI 5I S S'I . ' U UI U 5 S.' U S S 5 U U' S S I S 5' S I' S SI SIZESSIo 10 AAA..AthruB Matching Handbags Available U 5' 5 S S SI 5 S U S SI S U' S 5' S SI S SI S 5' . S.' SUSIS 5USd 215.220 E. Is? St. SANFORD PH. 322-1524 IS S' I USU SSU I see 5UUSU I 5 5 5555 4111 some: U SSSSSS.I a's as sees SSSS 10 U U55S555 USSI ' SSS SSIUUUS$SSI..,....,,, :66 'S••'SSSSSSSSUSUSSS.... �IUMT I PL Mu. $LI, m TELEVISION LiSTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS - ____ _____ Monday MI TI1M*T11a * flE P.nteK ______ CONT: _________ ____ TETIØ4 OGNI. F.YNp ?) AS oM en 6:10 (2) (Mon.) TELETHON OONT. (1att dVOUØI FrI.) ALWNAC 6:15 - VES * TiSneb *4 LOVE. 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TEA I) OPE LIFE TO LIVE ) P.0 oocrosi .24 (Ib.) ERICA *4 MA'IIERRY AFO 300 2) (Mon.) TELETHON CCNT. ( Fft) ANOTIER RLD 858 H u n te r Ma in ta Ins ' at 725 825). n*t io n, CIt 4). H os pita I Fo r Goes 0 S POPEYE MO FRIEM)S 17) 24 SESME STREET '9) 0000 MORNING A&ERIC& rod P.brIn ______ florId." at725andS2S.., iocei , wesr, epo) 80 (4) ___ LOVEILXZ, Ne,. (AP) - mlgmt1i Isss train y Bill )1111I9i operstenahoine for flyways down to the pii wayward and handicapped Unlort*mMeI, they. ao thaw gelS. _______ h. big, CitUI C'Ulfl U.. dhn had people s oo stop on treks to r my property and shoot my ___ ___ Ira while or to spend the wtr*. g. Une timo a giy Ur. _____ tar on M11kh'a fentlll pond. med tO kill IDE when I oi They haoe a bitter c1nnc, froitsd)dm. Other ' people __ ______ wereflythglnfsugo(thaqtga .td iflio jiat oft iny 0p. on his favote Igauge w to Y at them down," he d. Mfllth h been mather1 That issne.11y rsndts na gee, for years. Cksn. fa mon aipple andinot, wobhonkers move southward lems for the fnç cosa*y CAP TA IN DUCK, ouc 000 (Ff) p,4ftJ( 5 17) 24 ROBERT MAC p . i io ui 700 12) (U) TOOAV(I.ocsl, (4) 7) HARTMAN ,A 1120 (3) TOMGHT (.4) u& OPEN TEPIS PliGHTS anne. t* sfl. (RI es 13) (Tuss., r?sn.) I DREAM OF JEAI'HE (d.) PROFIlES El EDUCATiON (Fit) PICTURE OF HEALflt LkMruliy of florId.. 6.30 (4) PASroRs STUDY (I) SIMER SMESTEfl _____ • FRN CARETON EX. F1p 13.Ø 655 12) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. (lust vo4i FrI.) DAILY OEVOTIONAL PALL RIRVEY ______ eports ar (Iom..Ilshisd by a (2) M.DKINOu 12:55 (1) FMI.Y YSOFOURUES 2:00 D000PYRMIID ___ __ (7) HlPE PU4C JIGSAW KI*1 St. RI.D CF lit (Mon.) TELETHON n. (Tuss. ivo Ff1.) OAYS OF OIMUS • LOVE, AMERICAN StE (FfL)l OR REPORT 1) ALL VVCPIID1 830 CWSE * 900 PIIL DONP8JE '_ z ooiws s 17) MISS DEAF AMERICA. I MOVIE: (kbt) Th Lii. ________ Ftigibve" II Ihloca IJ) p.iopcy picprr spa. ctju .t... p, Fa ,, P'j IIe. (fi) d Edomd 0. Humphr.y Bogart. (SAW) 1940. çA T3I. F45ei Sparrow." John Garfield. 3$ Maureen OHs,.. (SAW) (4) 31 C55 LATE MOVIE: Beach." ciitt &Odsldi Qawlord. (B&W 1965. (Fit) "Shodi Triwt Slia cnj Lrdey. (SAW) . d Puitng Cotady and all* on ft lock, both forhig coidy th Much H. often service and Ma gee.. frg,g LAke feeds them on "There are times when kit hen several bird dop, a maybe o geese Will ü reck of good itiotgtmi and a ____ 'Lucas Tanner. DaVid leii . 1200 (I) ws.o (7) LLIAS YOGA. AND yj I1LLIN4 TEJ IAIIYS rIlE LR4TOLICHABLES p 9:30 S NOT1CIAS EN ESPANOL __ _________ ___________ I iwU. cirietnen ire scm." baAIDak. 1:45 -. r.4) LATE PEWS - ____ ____ aew ______ 200 5s,. swim OR'' L5 14) (kb) ion cu. 1000 '2) (MOn.)TELETHON CC*4T, (lust 3vou FrI.) SANFORD AND so (R) 141) (ii PRICEiSRIGHT SESALE SIPtT '2) (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. (Tues. droui Fit) 12) C EL EU R I'T V SWEEPSTAKES 3$ j Morning 0.00 (.2) (P)JEy. "POUCIWOMBI" TELETHON CONT.: Con bnusd IrOiTI niy, po,j ff055 reg3ar proaise today isitIiS2Op.m. LJ VTL, rILj (p4. AlSO PLEA sUllY YSUNO*Y$A.M4pj I ALSO r1I!j.ii 1"The Street Fighter' U i I 111UI fl 12) _______ ______ I1 (() !J. ir iflTII CY&DGIUft INHiA' ______________________ TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE OFF SEASON RATES '12) 11:30 (kfun.) TELETHON cor. Fit) HOLLW)OO SQIJARES 14) (1) LOVE OF LIFE 9 I RIPPY DAYS (H) tl2) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 000 DAY 1150 * PAUL HARVEY COM- ox iwwpe movers Isaid Court. this lttPI day of August, geese. ' He began his orphanage In 1944. "1pwheci the Depsrtm FIsh and Gain, Into leltiz n, ts thing taste and I've &€ with thelfl ever %1Ilf..t for the "I get rdurners here every year," he said. "They kow where we are. I FhCOWSIZS niait of thin. It's really too flat hard." Arthur tE BICkwlth, Jr. I Clerk Of the Circuit Court I By: Jean E. Wilke I Deputy Clerk IPublish: Aug. 23,30. Sept I. I), 1074 1DEC.11) U _____ aswaz sem. "1 got so med at their policies one year I ifiLW I1?74. I(SEAL) gaveaway30blrdoratherth$fl sell therm to the government for $100 each." Each tall the resident popuisUonatheMWthra 5 11:56 156 HIghway 17-fl Ph. M$.SSSI Ds8ary $8.00 Double t) S CBS NEWS ________________ ExtraIangersums.Aw.T.V.Iif,tgfo N.me Atmosphere. Cafe across ble*way. CUYat to sappi - Apprex. i.e i.. frem DisipyWedhs,Daytana Afternoon WEEKLY or ' FLORJD') 12:00 2 (Mon.) TELETHON CONT. flues. ltvou Fil.) [[4RIVE AUVEI' STATE,. _____ jJ GOVERNORS U, 12) FUN FACTORY 24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF You can respect a who respects you. sP€RI.ocou€s _______ __________ J. YOVR LITTLE FEE if GENCy" . EMPLOYERSNEED HELP FAST? We've Got The pop For You I HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSK)N 3 TPESAJNT RENTALS URSERY SCHOOL AID- Car. MONTHLY titled AVAILABLE STATE OF FLORIDA. and the Taxpayers, Property Owners aw CItIzens of the City of Sanford, in. cluding nofl.resld.nts owning property or subI,ct to a,,ina, thereIn, if al., Defendants. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE TO THE SSATE OF FLORIDA, THROUGH THE STATE AT. TORNEY FOR THE EIGHT. EENTH JUDICAt. Cli. CUlT OF THE STATE, THE SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS, U TAXPAYERS AND CITIZENS OF ________________ THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, INCLUDING NON. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR R E S I 0 E N T S OW N I N G SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO PROlATE DIVISION TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALt. Flu Number 74-27eCP OTHERS HAVING OR-CLAIMING DIvisiss WM1. TITLE OR IN. TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE IN RE: ESTATE OP AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE GERTRUDE R. GILBERT, BY THE CITY OF Deceased HEREINAFTER MORE BONDS PAR. NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TICULARLY DESCRIBED, OR TO BE AFFECTED Ill ANY WAY CLAIMS OR DEMAND.5 AGAINST THEREBY: THE ABOVE ESTATE You and Within three months from the lime required each of you are hereby to appear on the 4HI day ot of the first pubiicalio,, of this notIce October, 1974, at 10:30 o'clock AM. you are required to file with the before the CircuIt Court for clerk of the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, Probate Seminole County, Flor, at the • DIylsIon, the ddrni of which IS Courthouse in SmnOor,j, FlorIda, and Seminole County Courthouse, prayershow cause why the of the complaint Sanford, Florida, a written filed in this abov, entitled statement of any claim or demand procesdlno. should Iln k. UUT, gi and the PublIc Improvem GERTIIUDE N. GILBERT, Revenue Bands, Series 1974, thereIn deceased. described, and the proceedings P Eachclalmmustbeinwritingand tne Issuance thereof, must Indicate the basis for lb. authorIzIng vaIldal.. ..., -- -unvurme, such claim, me name and address of the TwoMillionOn. creditor or his agent or aflom.y, Th O and the amount cIa Dollars If the Hundred ($2,100,000) Pub4 lic Improvement will become due shall be stated. If Revenue th• claim is cofltingent or C'of Santont. at of a data t, i. ., , ,J uy rue nature of the of th* city prior uncertainty shall be stated, it the sequent claim is secured, the Iscurity shall to their sale; to matur, on Sep. t,nibcr * be described. The climant shall exce,din at such tim, or limes not thirty (30) years from the detiversutticientcoplesofth.ciaim date thereof; to bear interest to the Clark to enable the clerk to payable semiannually at such rate ) mail øne Copy to cacti Personal or rates not exceeding the representative, maximum rate fixed by applicable ALL CLAIMS AND DEMANDS law, a more particular description NOT SO FILED WILL BE of%Vthhobaailntite FOREVER BARRED. complaint f'ied in Dated August 21, these g Theodore R. Runge Thu to ShOW ca shall be As Personal Representative of the Estate Sctio 7a, Florida Statutø, GERTRUDE N. GILBERT the En1g lIeraid ane, .aperot O.ceased general Circulation in he City of Robert M. Morris, Sanford, Florida, published in Attomly td, Ssminoie County, Flida, .( Robert N. Morris uf 00141! AND ORDEREO at 51'!rd, Seminole County, 2)0 North Park Avenue Florida, ti% 2$lh day of August, *074. Sanford, Florida 32771 ' i. SetH Telephone 322403* Clrcut Judge Publish Sept. 4. 191e Publish: Aug. DED.177 sagt 4. 13. 1974 -- .,, bath, choice ares. $13,300. las JgifamIlyroom,WraIg;,,w. Experienced QUALITY INN NORTH courtyard. swimming pool, RETAIL CREDIT COLLECTOR- l4&SR434,LongWood 5421050 MAKE OFFER- "Like New", 3 ExperIenced apt., carper, air, on Park BR, 2 bath, family room, Wali.walI COMPANION- LIVe In, eaSy work. 1 Ave. Utilities turn., siso mo. plus carpet, settled n.lghbo,hoed, -WE SELL SUCCESSdeposit. 323.4350 after 5:30 131.050. toi Commercial 323.5114 It this is the day to buy C fliw car. Rstaurant Manager, fast food, 51109 todays want ads for the best VETS- HO DOWN 3.SR, 1%', baths, air condltii,.d, fenced Minimum 2 yrs. Exp. Salary open. buys. • yard. Low monthly payment. Resume. lox , Sanford. 'ie. 5100 Lake Mary- 1 ledroo.n lUflhIIMd Party Plan apartmens,clesnandprlv.te,one Check ours. We pay out a pct., plus man. Harold Hall Realty car allowance to sales field Call 4Room apt., very nice. Elec. and Mrs. Ford. 5427053. REALTOR, MU water paid. $120 ma. $01 Magnolia. 3220211. 323.5774 AnytIme EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORPut youneff In our place. were 2543 Park Dr .......... $70 growing. We need aggressIve, l&3BRileHomn MuItipIei)stjng Service Promotable pple. II you vS Adults- No pets OU5. brawss & a mourn, we want _____________________________ EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH t'OU. Call Mary Lou, MA EM. ARBOR- 4 BR, 2½ beths. Im. 31A-ipIexe PLOYMINT, 301 commercIal, maculate condition. Screened 3.$174. 15'x30' pool, lange fenced lot with ___________________ ____________________ '__________ I ________ Deooit. Adults Preferred. 323 No age limit 4420 or 323.5151. BACK TO SCHOOLMONEYSI$ Part timi work available Im. mediately. One week only. 32-Houses UnfurniShed Tremendous earnings. See Wayne Llnviiie,at Sanford Civic Center, S.inora -ForsllsorrenS-Lovely, Saturday, Sept. 11.1 P.M. Sharp BR,2batt,2car garage, centrai (Parents welcome) heat and air. 43g.3Q54 Expanding lies business . ,, - ____________ ______________________ ________________________ - sims I School & Golf Course. $50,000. RETIREE SPECIAL-) BR, 1 bath, in one of me nicer sections of -,-.. rvv month. 3fl.m, or323O05 horn; Tt.C. $24,750. PINECREST- 3 BR. 1 bath, central heat & air, owner will sell to qualified veteran paying all closing costs. $n,7. 3 BEDROOM- 1 Bath, small frame hnn,.. t1.f,4 . 'S VT U CiTy block. $12,500. .,. ANORA1 S .4 0 UTH 2.3 eva. FROM - • -. - 11flaflflg.NOthIflg Down AlA . Convntlonal.5% Down - - win Qulet,OneSto,.y Kitchen Equipped Adutt.FamlIy one B.droom From J 135 Sinfoed Ave., BlOCkS South of Airport FOR INFORMATION CONTACT 4 . 1505 w. lstb St. Sanford, Flu. 322-2090 Bralley Odham.323.4o70 I IUILDER.DEVELOPER _________________________________________________________________________ I .. - .-. Ill__i Help VVOFKS ior Keep a ,,,, and Getslhiugs Don1 Let without kept keep this man in ,..., I"Iassle Ra- .I.ct Mike Congress! Dern. )it. 4 Hathaway ____ _________ DHI.l __WTY ______ Dim. by Camg Tr..s TEEN HO TLIkE 6442027 - :. ' 1 '' ". :' c.;. '' t' ,, = Planss A Electronic iwane ion,, automatic rhythm sectien. Liberal PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO $UV trsde$lffared,scsSaII'splaneA OR SELL. AND WATCH THE Digan Sales & WaNe.,, Aul, 351 PROFITS GROWl W. FIrst St., 323.3335, 1 . 60-OflicaSUppliES .:!-- Life In Furniture MORE CASH -._iL .' Welcomes hOMES of DISTINCTION 4r5c Warded Lots r,,,d Str.,i Swr Irtet Llht l'dewjlk order MOMES BY FOR . APPOINTMENT k-ic. 211 W.2Sth Additions nford. Fla, Remod.iin _____________________________ .. '' ----- ' NELSON'S FLORIDA KOSIS Woodruff's Gerdin center 101CeleryAve. - Motorcycle Insurance IL.AIRAGENCY 323.3544 or 325.1111 Hanging laskets & Plant Sale, 117 051 St SanLsndi Phone $. 3720. tOot Honda, Cl 320, p050 Miles. Excellent coed., *305.322.3011. PosAtrymanureforyogrfalI3* '73 Hinds III Icyl, fully drssae, . assume payments, *iii or pasture, 13 tint fLIllel, after $ em. farm. Hoideri's Enterprise Egg ___________________ Farm, RhO Ellis Road, Osfeen (off 1)5), 2 ml. east Ostoen Jrldge. Rare A Exotic new armlvsls, _____________________ PLANTS&ANSWERS 1051 FrI Truce, won ou . lit st cGUiClor'S iteri best after. 313. 130. _______ - - - CANAL FRONT CABINS-. I3,0 to 140.000. 4*1 WOLF TRAIL- 3 BR mobile horn,, 10O'x10' lot. $17,40, 323-7822 EVES 2.1207 r 333.041s DSSARY N HOME BeautIful 3 SR. 2 bath, central heat & air, 2 car garage, corner lot, 10 pet. down, $2.50O. 4414)41. SANFORD DRIVE BY 1333$. $UMMERLIN AyE. Langeoaks,pine&palmt,om,3 BR, 2 bath, air conditioned. Neat & clean. Move 10 now. Drive by and call today. $11,050. Forrest Greene Inc. 530.4133 rIEALTORS - - - - - ___________ 322-2420 - '. Lake Monroe - Beautiful buIldIng and canal lots with big o.k tries. Jenny Clark Realty. 3221S0I. Pinecr,st - by owner - 3 bdrm, 1 bath, ref., stove, carpeting, drapes, air, workshop, carport, util mm., tenced yard. $22,500. See at 2003 S. Part Ave., Sanford. 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Phone 373. 1005. QUIET AREA 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots of kItchen Cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Apps. $2,000 down, $153 month. Price $21,300. Owner, 323-0522. Lovely 3 SR. a- -.-..., b..... ,. • •!CI ---. . S air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate Studio. 15.000 equity & aslume loan 01 532000. 3210503. - BUSINESS WITT REALTY ci Rag. Real Estate Broker 321.51i0 322.2711 fl3.7$ 122-On? DIRECTORy 1I EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY 1I _ k CailBart Realtor umlnuSldl, 322 740* i REDUCED, 2 BR, new carpets, carport. screened porch, garage, s1.Soo. We handle government r,possesslo, many areas, small down, seller PYI Closing Costs. CRANK CON'ST,REALIY REALTORS-43O.iøet Eves. 373354, Pest Control can cover your home with alum ____________________________ Siding soffil System. Also Interior, Exterior Plastering, Roofing, &Cutters 20 yrS. E.p ART BkOwtt PEST CONTROL Plaster Patching & Simulated Eagle Siding Co 551,9563. 2562 Park Drive Brick 1. Stone Specialty. 322 2750. 322 ISIS WANT TO SELL window Washing, Floor StrippIng & YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving Waxing, Carpet Shampooing. to an Free estImate. 323Sosi. apartment? Piano Services Get som, action With a Herald classllled at We'll help you write an ad that will bring fast sale, Garage sales are in season. Tell the CALL) 4.1.1 people about it wIth a Classified ___________________ _________________________ Ad In the Herald. 333-3111; $31. 93 &A BackHoe Service LanØ clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging. Housetraliers Stored and moved. 322 9143, Sewing TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON - _____________________ Itormerly Harrietts Beauty Nook) ESTERSON LAND CLEARING $19E First.323 5747 8uIldoIg. Excavating, Ditch w.rt Alter*li DressMaking, Drapes, Fill dirt, top soli. 3fl343 __________________________ I Upholstery. 322-0107. Land Clearing PAOLA_O.K. for horses, 2½ acres 3 BR, 1. Many extras. $31,900. BATEMAN REALTY - Beauty Care Reg. Real Estate Broker 2435 S. Sanlord Ave 32l-O759eves3fl.7 ...._ W. GARN Eli WHITE - Rag. Real Estate Broke, JOHN KRIOER,ASSOC. *O7W.Commerc;ai OI3fl'7ISI,S.anI0,4 Home Improvements Days-)fl4I73 Nights-3fl. - Homes usm, rime nouso, wiTh L lot with 2 bedroom wash hOusi, workshop A child5 mobile home. Excellent condition, play house. Near elementary Covered patio. storage building, school. Located In Country. Pool, marina, tennis, $l2.00. Fenced yard. $13000. 3235431 $514. after 4:30. ___________________________ 3 Ramada double wide, 21'*4O',3 SHOW PLACE-) BR,) full baths. BR, 2 bath, kitchen, living room, large screened In rear porch, dining room, den w w carpet. 1*20' family ruom, yard fenced 50.000. 3730011 after 3pm d well landscaped, wall to wall carpet, central hail and air. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES $3000. 3103 OrlandoOri. DYNAMIC PROPER IE5 Sanford_ 3235200 S V. Hardwicii, Broker Deltona.445M11 '*43' Like new 2 BR, bath, ___________________ completely IU?TIiShIC. air con dition, washer, all carpeted, has JOHNNY WALKER skirting, Must see to appreciate. Already set up in mobile home Rig. Real Estate s,,ae' GenaraItnnlyir.,.. park. Tolal pri:e, $4,000 or make otter, 3231*73. 332-4437 ____________ Lite Clearing; Mowing; Discing; Fill Dirt; Clay; Rock; Sand; i Backho. Loader. Ph. 3225127. ______________________ T. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 42o Home lmprovementsj ______________________ REAL ESTATE - CALL 3223103 7s_AcycIes - camper, _____________________ i3a11øJIT1J ___ 2-taGaidsn - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BR; family rom, screened porch, big fenced back lard, utility building. Abar9alflit $17,300. 323O4 f 77- Autos W..w.d IUYJUNKcARenj51gtoj Call 322. *131 after 4 p.m. Wood or steal desks, executive desk & chairs, Wcretarlsl desks A chairs, straight chaIrs, filIng For Wrecknd orJunk cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry NOLL'S Cars 8 Trucks Casselbermy, 17.92, 0500 my year thru 1014 modefs, 7 diys ___________________ ioe*.Callcalled, 513-2131 swimming pools. (2? 1S'x21' and *S'x33' complete. 1 yr, oId repoosessed. SacrifIce, ½ price. Call collect 351V3.0411 Asloc. 3230.N NigN 1200 FrenchAve. 5P-Mislcal Ardnndlie for S Raymond C. Lundquist, RegIstered Real Estate Stoker. Sales and Wanted, Residential sIte for Appraisals. 3224205. swImming pool. LeadIng 'trlb'jfr wants a 'ce backyard By O' - Diit,q C, e'.thid, t dIsplay new 1076 model above 1 SN, huge family room, double ground pool. Top consideration oven, range, air, Assume VA. NO given for prIme location. Call 351. QUALIFYING, $1305 down. 332. 64-Equipment for Rent 132.4220 collect. 3520. Sale AMMO . SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 10 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Idyliwllde- $4&000. 107 Brentwood Lease a Datsun lncludg Scars arid pci. off. Sanford Auction, 13. 5. Rent Our Relnsnvac DrIve. 3 BR, 2 barn, family room trucks. For Information call Sill French Ave., 3237310. r*RROLL'S FURNITURE, 322.5151 with fIreplace. Excellent floor Ray or Jack Mink, 531.7311. plan. 332.1151. KItche Bathroom Cabinets, S-Pets-Suppiles JUST MAKE PAYNE NT$- '72 and Counter tops. Sinks. Installation Sanford - OPEN HOUSE, Sun. & '73 Models. laIl 323.W0 or 534. available, Bud Cabell. 322.1052 Free kittens, CII healthy, Mon., 12 noen to dark. By owner. 3 1551 Dealer. cute and anytime, BR, 1½ belt,, central heat and air, cuddlesome. Call 352.3451between FREE DOG wmi purct,ase of thIs 20 screen patio, garage, carpeted. 10 AM. 13 P.M. like new '14 Toyota Corona, Ia'.. 123500. 2531 Marshall Ave. or call 51-Household Goods white, black vinyl top, FM ladle, 322.1053. Cats & Klttins 25,400 ml. 13,1St 322.1052. $2 Each to good hoerin FIJIURA BY SINGER 333.1744 1973 Caprice Classic Coupe, full One of SInger's top Touch and Sew power, air Coed. stereo, many Doberman AKC Puppies. pst and ZigZag machines. Assume extras. Real 111cc. 445.1145, show qualify. Cropped ears & balanciof 5153.500, pay $11.00 per shots. $150 to $300. Terms. 343. month. Will take trade.in. Singer $47 Plymoutip VIP, 4 Or. hardtop, 510. equipped to zigzag & make button sir, power steer Wis. New:' bsftery, holes. Balance of ssa.sa or 10 starter, - voltage regulator, payments 01 56. Call credit Stenstrom Realty alternator, tune.up.' Needs tires, manager, 332.0411 or se. at Good u.s mIleage and gi,d UNBELIEVABLE..... I BR, 2 bath, SANFORD SEWING CENTER Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala transportation. 5420.233315* after central heat & air, foyer, caSk, 307 E. lit St.. Downtown S. Road, $15 month. Negative kitchen, famIly room, chain lInk -5coggisw required. 323-041. 129,950. 'UVWBUO,$3,, * SINGER FUTURA * Ask for Artle 67-Uvestock. Pou IDYLLWILOE SPECIAL- One of Singer's finest. Said new for WHEEL NANCH OF SAN FORD over $400. Needs someone to Overlook your spacious backyard Phone 323.1000 assume balance, 11,4.50 or pay from your beautiful family room. Duroc Pigs & Stoats $12.30 mc. Free home trial. Will 3 large B N's, 2 baths. $37,705. '73 Duster, 2 dr., auto, all Plgs, wks. old. Shoals 100 lb. & up er, take trade. NATIONWIDE AM.FM radio, vinyl roof & 333.3541 SEWING CENTER, 717 N. 17.2. JUST LISTED- this terrific) SN, 2 upholstery. 41,000 ml. $1100. 337. bath in Lock Arbor, hugh fenced Cassetberry.Longwoc4 330.5007. p42. 68-Vnted to Buy lot, central heal & air, many '73 Nova, 3 s. orange 1 whIte, 2 custom Items. BPP $35,300, Gotta 52-Appliances Or., 53000 ml. small v-a. $ij. Soil Cash 322-4132 .322.210 any time. IT'S BEEN REDUCED-. $1,105 for an early saId Beautiful custom 2 19" Ptillco Refrigerator, excellent For used furniture, appliances, BR, 2 bath wIth wilk.in closets, condItIon. $125 or best offer, 332. tools, etc. Suy 1 or 1001 items. 1072 Gremlin X, 3 spd, meg whls, FM5*erea,tape deck. By owner. 3303 aft , gOqdiø giior.I $35,100. Larry's Marl. 315 Sanford Ave. S pm. KENMORE WASHER, parts, ATTRACTIVE2 BR, 1 bath Can be '44 Ford, rebuilt motor, now battery, service, used machIne.. used for Combination busineis brakes, current inspection MOONEYAPPLIANCEStn.91 residence. $15,230. DAVE'S 313.0370 sticker.Make offer. 32344N. ______________________ ash for Antique,. Cons Ignmenji JUST LISTED.- this) BR, 1½ bath, 53-TV. Radio-Stereo IN? 0105 Cutlass power steerIng with central heat, carpeting, large wanted. Hi.Way 46 Auction Excellent ConditIon Galleries, 322.4072. utility room. $22,000. 323.5135 Color'fV's from $50; B&W from $15; Service all makes. HERB'S TV. 'INEY WOODS BARN Call Sanford's Sales Leader NS chevrolet Impala, 321 engine, We Buy 1200 French Ave., 323)734 Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell _________ AT, PS, PB, Air, Very clean. 333. ANYTIME AT for 30 pet. commission, Free Pick. 3434. ____________________ _____________________ ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. REALTORS MIS 2513 PARK _______ 55-Boats&Accessories 1913 AMC Matador, Sm. V.1, 4 Or., Sanford 322-2110. AC, PS, 33,000 ml., exc. coed., Arehitects Own Custom Con. ROBSON MARINE clean. 51.500. Call 322.3351 or may temporary-I level,) BR, 2 bath. 70-Swap & Trade 702$ Hwy 17-92 ____________________ beseenat2321 Palmetto Ave. 571.000. Jenny Clark Realty, 3223fl-SU1 1505. 1055 Cadiilac Sedan DeVili,, loaded SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET 1011 COned Craft, 11' tn hull, '14 Anyone can be a seller or a buyer with extras, New: brakes, tires, NEED A HOME? $100 down certified trailer wIth extra muffler, air conditioner, time.upc No charge. All admitted tree, payment to qualified buyers. 3 air shocks. Selling due to Ilinese. ee, '73 0 hp Johnson electric Come browse every Sunday to S BR, 1½ baths, central heat, start motor with less than 30 hi's, at the Movieland DrIv,.ln refurbished. As low as $11,000. ___________________________ running time. Double gas tanks 1. Theatre, South 17.02. Phone 322 lotvailant,goodcleoncar newcanvas cover.52500.475-3513. 1316. MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSICbest offer. 3231510. 2 story stucco, 4 BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with convertible storage area. $40,300. ,<, _, _____ San ford Auction - - JEWETT LANE- ½ acre, 3 BR, 2 bath, central hlat & aIr. $23,000. No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortga9e. I BR, I baths, garage, gold carpet. .Close ½ to schools. 3230237 after 3:30. ________________________________________________ ________________ 2000 HARTWELL-..3 BR, 1½ baths, central heat & air, $37,9. Broker, 3221174 Day NO AUCTION LABOR DAY & see. maw, .win Jim Hunt Realty Inc. LARRY SAXON, INC REALTOR 1,2,3 L - COUNTRY CLUB-. 2 BR, 1 bath, central heat & air, $15,000. '" Apaftm.nb Homes ready loryour Inspection lndimmedllfsOcCUp.anqf . - ardens 25,OOO -- VA enevã & 4 Bedroom Homes COUNTRY KITCHEN- 1½ acres of land, 2 yi's. old, 4 BR, 2 bath, family mi., & dining rm. car. peted, central heat & air, 541,300. OWNER MOVINGI 332.430] Drastically redwced, assiams existing $10,400 mortgage. On lovely 4 yr. old home. 3 BR, garage, central air, many extras. Appraised $31,300. Now 133.000. Caii 421.1010. After hours. W.2304. 1IS. French Sanferd's newest residential ilelghborhood New - Wm. H. StemperRealtor iuo CHAPPELL ThIS IV5fl REALTORS 2WHlhsf. multiple listing service Interested? Hal Colbert Realty LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY-3 BR, 2 bath, csntral heat & air, waliwall carpet, kitchen equip. pnf, fenced yard, Owner re locating. $35,250. - BILL Seminole Co., need to sell in a hurry? CaU me & let me show you how our homes sell faster with SPP. Call Phyllis Capponi, Realtor.Assoc., PRIdE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTOR. $311333. _____ PlaIntIff, . man GEO. WILLMER,A$$OC, INC. REALTOR 53*450 ' SETUP MEN- Experienced SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom 41-HoUSIS mabile homes, -trailer apts. Adult & family park. FULL CHARGE SOOKKEEPER Weekly. 351$ Hwy 17, Sanford. -. AUTO MECHANIC- Own tools mino. REDUCED $1F000. MUST SELL ,.JALES REPS- Many lobs open - HOWl Large attractive $ 5*, 3 1 VS. - . tandem trailer. Must sell. lest Offer. Ails w Sees, 50-Msc,Ilaruous 531.1323 ?-Aijc$fop ii' While, 3$ CIWys*er LI 110 Met. trailer & extras. sisu. TAFFER REALTY $43,505. Real Lst.t. _____________________ . PEWS iii 'c .o mo REST. LESS S-PIeIp Vnted -- - MENTARY 14) Pierre Andre Levequ., .ir. As Personal Repr,omta. tIve at the Estate of El. I Z A SETH TUTTLE LEVEQUE ,iSId_ rul PER5ONA,. REPRESENTATIVE: DOUGLAS STENSTROM STENSTROM. ovIS & MCINTOSH P.O. Box 1330 Sanford, P132771 Telephone: 3222171 Publish: Aug. 30, Sept. 4. 1914 DEC.IM JSIins. 447,1111. SACKETI INVESTMENT CORP EALIGa; Reg. Real EstatsSroi.r PI.S w 1111.131 UNSWORTH1EAU AS,,II -_ ts a - SANFORD-U a'y Mns riser I *22.50 anw. 1st St. This ItIe Cutla will NOT LAS TI ' )234041or323.OSllev,s, iricktr,nt, TREES, PRIVACV 1*. censrai alt. and waist C Carol Jordin. Rseltor.Assocla Is. Rag. Reel Estate Stoker SLIT HU*RYII 1ICOE.3.$lh5t, 3fl.443 2011 S.FRINCH BAMBOO COVE APTS Fishermen. Canoists .2 SR. adults. Welilva Landing, 322.4470 CARPENTER. REALT & 3fl.430 furnished or unfurhished. Newly _____________________ _________________________ redecorated. Come satE. AI Office A Storage Since available 2 SN, Irx4, cen air, from Slvd., Sanford, 323.1341 diwuitewn Sanford. Of lot, quiet; Aduits. 34.Ia4 isOW LEA3G ____________________ I SR. St. Johns River. owner mus p sell. Sanford Court esort Property Apartments ____________________ 333.7341 New II'.IdI!i? sIngle SillY 1 1 2 Htchlaon Oc.an front Apts, 3*5. LONGWOOD-'mntra building Ic bedroom apis. and COIsePY Atlantic, Daytona Beech. Cali plus excellent iiiodern 3 Ii, l'batl furnished studio apartments. Mrs. RU. Hutctuison, 3fli05t home. Owner anxious. VAor PHi ConvenIei?$Iy$ecated&beaUIifuIIy 130000. landscaped. Abundant storage STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If attic) and "GE Enirgy Clatslf led Ads didn't wo ALTAMONTE -SprIng Oaks, 1 JR Efficiency PadiagV'. From $145. thfe wouldn't be any. 2 barn, nut Srantley Schools can 2311220 belwam a 15:30. SW. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL LL TOLL FlU 123.fl23 _____ polItIcal FlorIda. 1074. PA Dlvlslonsflfl? NIS - a'ewtlonthbelow. DROSDICK & DOSTER All persons hiving claims or PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION ua!eorTnIrlrstpijationo,thIs NotiC, Of AdmInistration: Aug. 30, TV rid of Sub 4)- - e • WU1 . - Guaranteag reconditfonsu auto - GAMSIT PANY (R) 9.) HOT SEAT 3$ MOTHERS ElLAW i ________________________________________________ _____________ 110O 2) (Mon.) TELETHON 4T. flues. dvoi4i Fit) WHEEL OF FORTUPE (4) PHIL HUE Guests to be athuricod. U-Houses 2324 Park Dr. -.---.-- UNEMPLOYED? Never again If ORLANDO - LU ROAD AREA- Kish Real Estat 332211a batteries, $13.tj exchange, 1è'óngwood Day Care Center3333551 have Ipe dusite and 3229251 3 IR.?amiiyroom,,.p0,1 332.5145 55 REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1101 LnEwd'soIdelt.4a.m.öp...1 "w. ambition: Serlousonly pleesscall Sanford Ave. 3 BR, 2 beth. waIi.wall carpet, _______________________ $742054 alter 4p.m. Of en INC. anytime. FORREST GREENE INC. contraI Mat.alr, 3½ acm plus, GiovannI, Dettona, Pie. 33143. REALTORS ct- and "SERVICE SEVOND stable for horses, feilced, 131.000. SUSY SEE CHILD CARE ________________ drew, round table with I solid THE CONTRACT" 2421.Hofiy Ave. 50.000 di?., Call owners, 3ist -______- 41R, 3 bath 3 o.k iai,s ia,.. .ii. , Phone 32375100, 32207á0 story, Convenient OLYMPIC POOL at youar dlspot ii 21-SVtU.tVo,ii V*nNd saw, References, rio ____________________ $170location. Pet' ma. By OwnerI SR. 2 beth,, garage, with thIs besuttful 3 SR home wil fenced, carpeted, central heal & EdUcaflOtial Child Care to, as owes Will keep elderly psilents IA my cettrii HA W.W carpeting, spi _-" Park,531.000.3234451, Stepping Stones,' Sand, Rock, 13, weekly it you qualify. 333•ki* home. 3322351. ptan lars utility. A d Grease Trap', Drywesls, Clocks & 3334435. ____________________ ____________________ yard. Great arsat Just $35,300 3 -Houses Fur,s1d Family Room overlooking bi g Winter Springs-. Duo.Therm Heater, 33.000 ITU. 3 Si, I½bafli, __________________ fam. rm., fIreplace. bit from . 9-OOd -== 25-LoaIn _________ Things to Eat school. Enc. Patio. $30,SOq. _________________ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Lake Mary- 2 SR lurnishid hoiss, WATERFRONT- u5t0tT.bUlIt 3 30 Elm Ave. 3271051. newly roilnished muds and out. 322-3751 I SR,2bamMmenp,miH.4 - Looking to ouy existing lit and 2nd Adults No petL 2323P3& SEAFOoo _____________________ W.W shag, large rooms, brlt k $l9$Oobuysthisratwtl,1ed3aR,1 mortgages at discount. 34 hiuf WILSON MAul FURNITURE IIreptaCe,IoNOIITON.CIOSItSI. . SUY-SELL-TRAO( approval. Osytona ($$)472$125. FurnIshed 2 5* cottage, air coed., beth home with Central heat and FREE HOME DELIVERY ____________________ toot sasoen. air,In Sunland.Owner,310.1311. 311.315 E. Pint 1. 333.3433 central heat. Quiet country lIvIng. CalI3l343loatterCpm _______________________ Alt utilIties turn, except fuel oil. F*4A Commitment on this 3 5* I ________________ SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICE__________________ $200 ma. 135 $icurltyi Adults only. exceileist coed. Quiet, corner ' REAL BARGAIN Leading manufacturer and Ifl't1uCt loin __________________ 332 7057. distributor has aluminum rec. large utlitty with work bench an 3 lR,2bath,carpe,ed,.C.A&H ____ 3Owds Unlurnisind dead end street. Payments $132 tangular pools lef, over from 105$ sink. Home Is lmmaculati ZSR.carpelod,air 132.300. season, half price. Guaranteed AdUlts, $140me HIGH SCHOOL monthly. Can assume first installation and terms. Call 351mortgdge. No qualifying. - )23.43010r232,W DUPLEX- Furnished o OIPLOMAATHOAEIN ML$*EALTORS (53.5331 collect. furnished. Ideal location. _____ JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Deluxe Aluminum aoove grouno Reasonable ron? 343.3731. 34-Ablh HOmES 3210041 2 WEEKS ________________ _______________ ________________ _________________ tO-.30 (4) PAsTORS p!INOtIC!.._,..... . WONI... Viur vote on Tuesisy, Nurses: RN's $ LPNI, *ioes, Aid. I *P'If1IdiN,S*. I%Pi for W, W. Tyr Ptidid Immidlatsty tam. rm.. ii•i Cot*. CommissIoner, DIstrid 5. ' k1 2$O43& iIppsd, $1% ms., PlldforbyTid&$iIm. Williams . first I tast. V43301 atier -.Let me show you how you can mike ' WISNdsyS. ARE YOU 7GUiL€o caiji $$5uepaqweek.C5$I333.$$ 4442037 for "We Carr PM PANK.ITL..,. -•. IotUne," Adults or Teons. baths, air. fenced yard, cer. AVON Ohm,, S1U ma. CIiNIfl.d Ads will always gi SlAVE A VERY MENNY CH*IT more. . . Much, Much M.re than MAS - and thi money to pay for LAKE MANY... LAKEF*ONT_ 3 !! expact. . 2 bafflI, on big La u, wage, 5a',IJwd p, f. - procts. Make bSSU$WUI Yard. ins ma. can IMOrMI4 Iou. 6-Child Care __________________ ford, Fl. The personal represen (Seal) tative of the estate Is PIERRE Arthur H. Becitwith, Jr. ANORE' LEVIQUE, JR.. WIlOSi Clerk of the Circuit Court address Is lox 113. Sanford. Fl By: Cherry Key Trovls 23111. The name and address of the Deputy Clerk personal repnelentatlye's attorney LOWNOES, PEIRSOL. 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPAttY 3$ ThE LOPE PGEfl eop stop on geese he help. protect, but in THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL required, WITHIN THREE suite 433 their lllgturay es and cane, ad with CIRCUITINANDPORSEMINOLI MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF First Federal BuildIng their own rites. j jat to Mch COUNTY, FLORIDA, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF p ONice lox CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.lW.CA.ge.5 THIS NOTICE, to Ills with the clerk Orlando, Much "I've killed more gems than NATIONAL Florida 33505 HOMES of anione to this date," said Mil- CEPTANCE CORPORATION AC. of the above court a written Attorneys for Plaintiff ntIOItid first it statement of any Claim or demand the state's mcot tOIdOd kit. "rY. taug pi. how to Plaintiff, they may have. Each claim must be PublIsh: Aug. 1$, 23, 30, Sept. 4.1074 goose hw*eri second. He he a bust thinS. Before I CS v. In wilting and must indicate lbS DEC.71 CHESTER M. WELLS, it ux, if al basis for the claim, the name and fdeTai i'ig and Wildlife u- around, I don't think there were NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUs Defeintants. addrs of the creditor or his ages cense to raise Use xx*ers arxi many goodgeesehuggera In this NAME STATUTE MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE or attorney, and the amount TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICEOF SUIT acme other game birdo. But his area. Mcd people dCiS'I FUIIU claimed. If the claim is not ye, dUe, Notice Is hereby given that the 3) TO: E. 0. GREEN & the faor1ta is the goose date when it will become due how fast they move and bow big SONS, INC., shall be stated. If the claim is undersigned, pursuant to the Why does a huger ipetit they are, en naturally people a GeorgIa Corporat,, "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter contingent or unliquldated, the U$.OL Florida Statutes, will register YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED nature of the uncertainty InuchtlmeasMllfchdoehcd. itool at them from hat an action to foreclose a wlththeCountycomptrifl1 tog fowl, then take the time sad away. That leaves cripples and gage mar. stated. II the claim Is 5ICured. the for Seminole County, Florida, on the fellewing property In security shall be described. The upor .to Ue them? I find thesn and bring therm imln9le County, Florida claimant shall deliver sufficient receipt of proof of th• Publication of hICk here" .04 12, GRENWOOD ESTATES, copiesof the claim to the clert to this notice, the fictitious name, to 'ft"gforbodars o Town of Longwoo,j, clorida ac- enabl, the wit: ENTERPRISE 1101,. under there and good for the geese. ft fluting pSrtfler3 for Mlfld* Cording me =, to the Piaf thereof as eeth personai wtilcn I am engaged In business at represontatty,. keeps op Include anyone whom be re recorded in Piat Book 13, p dgon. Peas 2, All persons Interested In the estate IoO PlorIbaIlghway I75, Longwoo, about 100 a year and sell thin ipeta as $ huger, In that cite- Public Records in Seminole County, to whom a copy Seminole County, Fior.Ja. of mis Not Ice Florida Thi parties interested in said AdmlnIsfrat has beei mailed are breeding," he said. 0'(llagban and a number of atere1 lredtoserveacopyofy JACQUELINE S. ANELLO MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF uther celebrities, written defenses thereto, if any, THE Much got started Dated at Longwood, Florida, this FIRST PUBLICATION OF hit? day of August, goose farm by bringing beck Millchhaakuledmanyof the uPOnLeoflardVWAf,orflyfor THlSNOTICE,tofllsanyobI at Suite 211, 251 Maltiand they may have Publish: Aug. *4,23. 30, Sect. 4. 1,74 geese from busting beautiful birdo and released Plaintiff, that challenges Ave., Aifamonte Springs, Florida me DEC.11 validity at the dec.d's will, the tripe, nursing them to health P'P' 2,500 ifl hi. 30year 32701 and file the original with the qualifications 01 the personal IN THE CIRCUIT COURI CiirkoftheabeveslyladCpurtonor and then kee&i, avocation. He still keeps representative, or the o, the 27th day of September, lurisdlcilon of the court. venue , EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. breeding. Some of the geese on nests and sees that uterded before CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1074; otherwIse a judgment may be ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND COUNTY. FLORIDA, his pond can fly but mcd can't egga are batched by stray entered against you for me relief OBJECTIONS NOT SO F ILED CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.1e17.CA.e3E because he's clipped their ducbOrabwchofbastyh dSIa,ndfdIntheComplamnthereIn. WILL BE FORFUFo ftADDI. sky, d ______ _____________________ ____________________ ___________________ _____ PICTITIOU$NAMI NOTICE OP ELECTiON twice hofeW Slv'ji IhIJ I IITt I, •rvc. A. In busIness 251 MaIflati4 ° (4) FAMILY Avenue. Aisaments Sirlais 33101, of lii • vicu Cu. entIce that a GENERAL EL.IC. ie ,FIorldsundertlw (NW) fictitious name of NIL KEY lION bS held In REALTY. • mat raiister slid name with the Clerk at p ffi• fl,f the Circuit Courts Noven.ber, A. 0., lila, -' (P.bt, , Ff1.) VILLA acerdince wtth the g mi SECOND day ALEGRA (Tuis., Thuts.) of The diflous Name NOIIJMIIN to lilt the tonin provN CAAW4As Statutes To.Wlt: Siction offices: Florida Statutes 1037. SSE TLflCEDO United States Senator Lawrence C. Milkey Representative In Prs.mpt.d Friday for the Fourth I Fifth Conyesslonat Publish: Sept. 4, 11, 20, 21, 1574 ______ Nqus Ftvnibn "FQnT$ DED24 Troasurer and Iflauranci 3:15 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE CommIssIoner (f) GEPIRAL HOSPITAL One (1) CommissIoner. Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Public Service Commission CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA State Attorney 14) (1) MATCH GAME PublIC Defender CIVIL ACTION NO. 7e.I$WCA4O.S • THREE STOOGES Stats Senators for the following FRE EDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS flUUAS, YOGA NC YOU Senatorial Districts: 17 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, f. *4 M Members of the State House ef mefiy known as FIRST FEDERAL Raprelentatives for the following SAV INOS AND LOAN *4 ROCKY NC FP.Da House DistrIcts: 33,34,44,43 ii ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA. 1c€nooc PIaInti, VS. Clerk. CIrcuit Ca'jp't (2) (Mon.) TELETHON EDWARD ALAN EWING and.. Slwrlff CONT. (T. 3v Property Appraiser Ff1) GLADYS ANNETTE EWING, hi Tax Collector IP.ONSICE wife, THE SOUTHEAST FIRST Superintendent of Schoois ç() NATIONAL BANK OF MAITLAND, jpqg NC ____ Supervisor of Ilictions a national banking corporation, and f GRIFFiN heard of County Commissioners, JAMES MAC KINNEY, EDGE PGqr 1,3,3 (U) FAMLYAFp M.en of me SChOOt Baird, NOTICE OP ACTION 24 sESA.E8W1Districts 2. 3. TO: EDWARD ALAN EWING and Publish: Aug. 2330, Sept. 4, 13, 1074 GLADYS ANNETTE EWING, his 31 ADOAMS FAMILY DEC.1l0 wife, and all parties having or _______________________ claiming to have any right, titl, or DOUGLA. ________________ Interest In the property heroin S GIWOANS LANO IN THI CIRCUIT COURT POE described. (7) 8STp, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 220 0MTI DIVISION () MAMCLIEWELSY.MD. Doverwood Road, Fern Park, P11, Number 742S2.CP Florida 37730 Divisiss YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Is Is: Estate it that the abcve.named Plaintiff has (8I ELIZASETH TUTTLE LEVEQUE filed a Complaint In the aboveslyIod 50 Decealed Court for the foreclosure of a 12) (Mon.) TELETHON NOTICIOP mortgaq. encumbering the (Ttx. tiC..4 sJI5TR,qTON tettwing àicrlbed real prcpeay Iii LOVE LUCY TO ALL PERSOh$ WAVING Lot?, ENGLISH WOODS. FIRST CLAIMS 01 DEMANDS mAiNST ADDITION, as per the Flat thiflof, '.0 ELECTRIC COM THI ASOVI ESTATE AND ALL recorded in Pies lOOk 17. Page 45, PANY OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Public Records of Seminole County. 3$ LASSIE IN Till ESTATES Florida. 53Q ____ YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED You are commanded to fil, your ISithSidmkW$fratiutitffi,.fe written defenses to said Complaint '2) (M,fl.) TELETHON Of ELIZASETH (lUst F) .r TUTTLE wIth the Clerk of the abevi.fls,ned LEQUE. deceased. Pile Num Court and to v. a copy thireof ,, thI Circuit ,, att hblo not S BEWITCIED Court for Seminole Ciunty, Fiends, later than Slpiembqr 14th, 1014. (7) T) ma,,. Probate Division, the addrs of WITNESS my hand and seal of the 'my which Is Seminole County COur. Court at Orlando, Florida. thIs 12th 12:30 Iii (Mon.) TELETHON TNT. (lUst Iw* fL TIE NQ SH J) SEARCH F0 CRCKEFmARRE.. TPin.) EVER'MOM4J1 3) ) e.o v MER $B$TER: 11* TrVAAufl5l5p 21 st c.ntury. (Tuos.) llUI I 4,5III1 I s, tFL n.'- Tree Service CE. SHEPHERD CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST __________________ Painting, Remodeling, General THEY PAY. Repairs. Call 3235175. Treis Trimmed, Cut, Hauled Away ____________________ ______________________ ROof Repairs, Carpentry, Painuing, (aftjm._ Home Repairs, Guttening, Cemeni wOrk YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING Frestimates_ 131See) IF you HAVEN'T TRIED Central Heat & Air1ondltionlng. ______________________ A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY, For tree estlmt . call EXPERT LAWN CARECarl Harris at SEARS in $anlord MOWing, Edging, Trimming 332. 1771. FrecEstu,nate, Ptoce323.1m STOP AND THINK A MIPIUTE,lf Have some camping equipment you Classified Ads didn't work there no longer use' Sell It all with a wovtckit be any. CIa%siIled Ad in The Herald, Call WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS 322-241* or 53*1993 and a frIendly Carpentry, Rfmooeinq. Additions SPRINKLER SYSTEMS advisor will help you. Custom Wo.'k L'cent.. Boewted _______________________ Free eilimal, 373 $03 We repair and service STIPIEMACHINE& Painting SUPPLYCO. 'Havesomecamping.quipme,,ty 201 W2ridS?. 312413) no longer use7 Sell it al with a I ___________________ ClCSSjIjed Ad fl The Herald. Cail SLIM BUDGETS ARE l??26llor13l9993andafn.,Iy YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING BOLSTERED WITH VALUES advisor will help IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. I 'CLASSIFIED ADLATELY. Landiciping a - Lawn Car. , Well Drilling __________________________________________________________________________________________ .': ToListYourBusIness...DicI322-2611 or 831-9993 1 - - . . . -- ,.. . ..... -'.., I . -. .' . - ., %J..7','i . .... ...... , . : ..... . . ' ' ... :' .. .- . . . '.' ' '. . ''f' '-"- - : . - /%1'0" .. , . , . . .' . r5rj1ff1f . ' u - ., . - - ..i'r .. ,i '. '(1t, ')'':''''-)'--'i" . _________________________ .-c - --' :?..a,4 •Lj. ;- ': , . . . ' .. . . tA'. L,1.(_ -' -. -'r: ,....':, •. -.... '.. -. , ,,. .. 'P5 . .. 'i' ..' ...i'j,,,i-'.'.t" ,, '', . , - ... , ' -..:.. 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( • - . 1$) fled the vICi of pofft,, the (No 3140= 111) rumblings of pii$linlstic •) Don't lit the dwose hilf,wy friends rIgj dolt 4XP$d cr.pehangers ' _____ Ex - . - . 1 \// .. ,, ____ I6mIIIi1 pitWeit. __ (Jun_fl4el) CANCIS Aide v, I !ii II ed late ) _ __t n1lntoday when lIstr. ke today, don't back on, even n'spbk.unUdogwfflbe _ _ doysuwyoubsveyowfads pw,'u , You'U t4smqe79. you rosy a tngi. M Dispute School V 19.Marth Z) drti4. Make analytical Judgment, 120 (JI17 ) YOS ____ rmdagyew pals. Things, mayIyos'rstet doiwd7* fed duir,. top pr1or budt"wIae today, b Ye.'D. today mey ant rat. thot highly —— z—Jr (Feb IyERISNASU HeraMitafi Writer ___________________________________________________ __ yew ISN we __ II 41 44'45t ___ WLTL __ (_. . S __ -. 7,lS don't InvIpt __(3it.Oct. ) A IJA •,•. . :. ____ _______ Avoid___ reeIrtg to ___ fl____ w lntering "utoday.Youmay may osms it the blen to riçdmefrhi1 a dedelon vu ptupaii en f11s this year. niib.d Into asey 50 . • . Jump In attorney Who Tallahassee . .L . served uafonnerg*,un. mental assistant__ to Gov. Askew, has been chosen to W;w mediate the current contract ,.•• J •- . . T (T headed the Flo" Department of Professional and Occupnnal Regulation _and _____ YOVUI*ThDAY Stowell, a Douglas L. - If I overalL who daunt with ______ op to high atandardo. ______ _ (J 1s . pals today rather than jr1mm baOitO1 4 TI Yft _______ ______ nrot an iiU16TS _______ ICOWl (Dr. -.. -.— Is rir c. tte .3â 39 40 111s fØ y tmIsy. If you feel like _______ __ .d, WE — Nov. 4)sc. 11) Give your nobler ___ __ r r r" r r _______ scouio _____ SlExtinci bird - - _________ r Is dim. ,.. _____ Sanford, Florida 32l71—Pr)c 10 Cents YOU fl 't mh", on ______ 60 Round number humorist 1IM ac bd d WN am Year, No. way It 1100 07 yew C ____ 1*II4I 70U r-II)I(4 todaY m ____ 17 9 19 èy, may TA* (Apt Maya)u doing eemelblri ____ ____ 11 - YOU L'*t' vwM yn Nit owe ten.. 28 American '1 _____ codd w ip $ cost*id coin -- - -- - __ -- 10 IT An X 6 kurow food (Scot.) lIrtIhhIland ——— 1 2 3 4 -i Till 101P4 LOSU Dry Ouldos hIgh 44 _____ SLIDE 12 mountains ExpIslor YOU ZERQ 54 Peruvian thInks, (1710- 55 Chemical 13 Since (Scot.) 36 Extras 1531) suffixes l7Spreed abroad 3$ Donate 24 Religious OBfoul 39Hsuvy metal DOWN group 21 I Retained 27 Onetime 22 Owns 42 PIece, out prasldsnt 01 2 District 23. Group ot 3 Gaseous Mexico not. musicians 29-- Aquinas element 25 And so forth 45 Ceremony 33M.ntalhe,flh lPip.(oónt (Latln.ab.) 4lGaiIlc 34 AppetIzer $ Values highly 20 Virtuous 46 Sharp tool, ___ SLIDE, 36 French itWnkur ItS$2.1973) 9 Attica weights 31 Be* (comb. 11 Biblical form) 53 French river to Corpulent 21 22 German ______ (erà *1.AQ 1) waV 1 AM grOUP I Little tte SI German socialist 52 Agieen.nts 1916 ___ French ISM .te .p#.mbi, 7, Tv.aday - dispute between the Seminole County School Board and the :... Seminole Education _ _ ___ ____________ Auociatlon (SEA); announced today. byBobMontana HILL GTRW ACG NWIAIIN _____ NIWSICATVQO ON_____ MILL STIT1C*yf — TMTS 'yVu w I i COUlD 'WU PICK M$ UP? I THRT)JS VWT &A51f TO Th .. uticsv -- I TM1IPdOU kN ___ --- WIN . 94 DEAR DR. LAMB— Could you nuie some in. formation, en plaflar warts. I havebadonefocaboigone-aad- PHONE ar a-half ye - getting others. I wont to a by Stoffel a Nail IS THERE AW HD am s. Now I mike I'ut rM VEWY AJ.JX$CU5 TO GEr ow TOM ev fM ____ POET wiII i' 9 NUMBER rtUD RAI3I IfM ago, but at the time I. was a anemic so he 't do Lo " PLAY __ advise? DEAR READER— m. poddistrist gave you good A& EVERYCNE GRIPES - 10 CUR MAILMAN I ADMIRE 1ME\ HIS A8OUT THE HIGH PATIENCE! ______ ______ Warts, regardless of location we (crD GO B6YS WITHOUT THE ERUGS! • • - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Larry _________________ WE'RE ALl. GiVING (00 PER WE'RE GIVING CENT This 'YEAR, AND r HOLD ri HO PR CENT z THINK WE HAVE A CHANCE ADAMS. AND WELL WIN TO WIN AS MANY AS ____ _____ VOTING THIS MORNING en po tim tn THE LEAGUE ! WE LOSE ..AND YOU'RE BENCHED) IN.T. p OpenIng lead-10 _____ CHAMPIONSHIP!; ______ Th e plantar warts are _____ ca _____________ We continue 10 get questions about scoring an unfinished The answer is that a side with a part score on an ungame Is given a sq SIDE GLANCES .6 By ED PRICKETT ayes or nays —and legs—. have (Herald phase W Bill Vlaceet Jr.) . It In voting booth FRANK AND ERNEST ____ ........ by Bob Thoves are used to destroy warts in other locations. A good method Is to apply a ci 40 per cent salicylic add plaster the ':: J1- I - size of ation for a detailed • ace 1)15 Soviet MIG2S fighter plane flown to Japan by a defecting Soviet air force pilot, Japanese officials reported today, but they refused to say whether American intelligence officers were among them. U.S. authorities refused to comment, referring all queries to Washington. But It was assumed that the Americans would get a thorough examina tion of the plane before the ____ Q 51 - _ _ Gar Twdea -. U ___ I LtW7iWW by T. K. Ryan ___________ ' F'L4CE 1C' CAMPAHEAP _______________________ --karatel" and out of ItS A5A i' ALL _ INVICAl" SUMfAW, IS PC 8". UJfrL1% \ III __ 71U AW X#j47j; W?p #i 7 1 Ail / - — OW' 5. , • I - . did t brough said the legal fees were a two-man committee to mlssleiers today stow best method I. peaMem would be to ise. C490d _____ Fku _ _____ . Zoo sftIcIsls have aped Officer Bruce Clark told Clark told ofthas be has _ commissioners that under a county ordinance Otto, one of five chimpanzees owned by Rudolph spent about 190 bears working en the ease. "A huned and eighty, he — tWo a lot At _____ 1971-74, coordinating the chief and Occupational Regulation licensing and regulatory boards that Collectively H cense more the county commission meeting Freeman submitted a budget detailed breakdown. The labor attorneys. Alley, Prior to that, Klm broug)1 and Alley and Blue of Tampa, Freeman engaged in a let ter- requested $70,000. i-iW war in which KimThen the chairman appointed __ I•• : 011110 _____ Following Askew's election, _____ Stowell served as an assi stant the governor's office from manner. Before today's report, mission chairman, not to department, overseeing 28 Freeman simply submitted his Kimbrough. bills on an hourly basis without KLmbrough,s reasoning Was ereis Va Jr.) ___ _ _ Coml.tost, 7, Out to accept the i-elm _ _ County Animal Control said, executive's staff and acting as Will be presented to the com. e same fierce and dangerous ____ Clark said he has received numerous complaints ci chimpanzees ___ ___ wild In Geneva. In Otto" case, Clark said, Commissioner Harry KWIS*kOW,ki. 'It's a lot it bananas when you're f ee ftng him, to.," replied CIVIL Clark "M the couty's anImal control officials " COS*1SI board has Pounced on him 39 days ago a be cavorted about the ruled that Ale— don not provide adequate cowzfrysId Clark said Alexander was notified that the chimp had been arrested. However, according to Clar k, Mender made no effort to claim the wa yward chimpanzee — end, since chimpanzees are facilities for the chimp. However, that dedulos has been appealed to the circuit eoar A rd en the case of the wandering chimpanzees was expected last week, but Clark said today the state attor neys office lint flied criminal on the endangered species list, Clerk told the corn- actloo, Instead of civil action, _____________________________________ _____________________________________________ otectilon. lie will then submit nonToday bin recommenda tions the school board, but before the — board can take action a public hearing must be held so either "void" of any detailed break- research the situation. side can challenge the Bridge ....................4-B Hospi tal ...................3-A down. In reply, Freeman committee consisted of Kim- me Obituaries .................3-A diator's advice. referred Kimbrough to his brough and his Democratic Comics ....................4-B ................... 1-7-A One at the knotti er contract with the county which colleague, Harry K wiatk owski. areas of Crossword .................4-Il Television .................5-B disagreement between th doesn't specify that legal fees Kimbrough's recommendation be outlined by quarter-hour. See FREEMAN, Page 3-A e SEA EIIII ..................4-A Weather ...................3-A See SCHOOL., page 3A Dear Abby .................1-B Women ....................1-B Ciatates Carter Te//s Collegians 0 By Th e Associated Press Ford plans more distinctly presidential activiti es today, Includin g With the presidential elect ion two mont hs away, Democratic presidential notninee JU=y Carter Stumped through the East for votes today wfule President Ford, emphasizing his incumbency, kept a high pr of ile in the White House. Carter told a co llege audience in New York that urban policy in ti ceremonies at which he will sign bills providing aid for child day- ons has ruined city neigh . Carter assa iled the Nixon and Ford administrations for budget deficits, inflation and unemployment. Later, In a Norfolk, Va., care centers and for victims of the recent Teton Dam disaster in appearance be charged that "we have a quiet, dormant, timid Idaho. leadership In Washington, closely tied to special Interests." Ford let surrogates, including Sen. Bob Dole, the GOP vice presidential nominee, carry his banner and answer the criticisms Carter levied Monda y on the front steps of Franklin D. tl crossed paths with Carter later Monday at a stock car race Roosevelt's "Lit In Washington, a spokesman for Ford's election conunittee, William I. Greener, later chall id Carter's statements about the economy and his capsule history of the Roosevelt era. Greener e White House" in Warm Springs, Ga. -• said: I 'There Isn't a seri ous econoni In America today who would in Darlington, S.C. credit the elimina tion of uueinplo>ment during the Roosevelt Carter's running mate, Sen. Waiter F. Mondale, spoke Monday administration to anything but the global holocaust of World War at labor rallies in Ohi o and Calif ornia. He char ged In a Barberton, II. Ohio, address that Ford's economic policies have 'IbcArayed" "President Ford is bringing this nation economic Sig U.S. worke drastically reduced Infla tion and a lo wered un employment rate Carter, speaking from a podium hearing Roosevelt's portrait, through peaceful means." said, "This year, as in 1932, our nation is divided, our people are Ford Said in an Interview with ABC News on Monday that a out of work and our national leaders do not lead." the pollsproblems. on Nov. 2 would strengthen his hand in dealing He recalled that in l93Z with the nation struggling In the grip of victory with theatnation's the Depression, Roosevelt defeated the Incumbent Hoover. Carter Ford stayed In the White House, by-passing the traditional Labor Day campaign start to take care of business, chide Congress for not completin g work on a major tax-revision bill, 'Being elected, getting a nisndate ... would give me greater describedbelieved Hooverthat as "a decent and well-Intentioned man who impact with Congress, more ability to move ahead," said Ford, sincerely our government could not or should not who became president In August 1974 when the Watergate with bo ld action attack the terrible economic and social Ills of our scandals forced Richard M. Nixon to resign. nation. He was leading a Republic party whicii lacked the ngtourat But Carter also promised to fight infiatlonand balance the U.5. carries him today from New York to Connecticut tOpdel1a ..' •1. ? Dole and Carter shook hands when they crai3ed paths at a stock strength and vision to bring us out of those dark While Carter continues aflveday whirlwind o was p natorial campaign in 1970-71. Freeman to provide the for legal fees was submitted. start next week. FA _" explanation, fierce by tbe'SemInoIe County calendar committee, then worked In Askew's guber- tegaFFees Wraps by the Soviet Union, but It Is believed to he Russia's most advanced Jet fighter and capa ble of fl ying at 1,600 miles an hour. The pilot of the plane was identifi ed as U. give a television interview and prepare ( Or ids own campaign U attorney date forward all legal bills will Freeman also said the report Secretary of the Professional The M1G25 has been kept largely under The Democrat opened his battle Monday with a Sharp attack on " I served in INS-7O as an a request that Hattaway in- request for $115,000 for 1976-77. schedule; co pensation and expenses; term ofand agreement, struct the board to ask Au totaled, $165,000 In requests and medical health Republican party for a myriad of economic woes that Carter claims the Democrats will cure. ': (Her ald Otto, an $5-lb. black hlwpaeea has bun Incarcerated at the county ____ facility (or 31 —:• animal _ to the state senate's rules and British air attache was reported to have gone shrinking paychecks and a sitagnant housing industry are some of the saddest products of the Republicans disastrous economic -.. _____ Stowell U a mediator ap • ParentlY acceptable to both groups. A of State University law school, Stowell to Hakodate to try to get a dose look at the craft. . Ford, labeling him a latter-day Herbert Hoover and blaming the 1 and Sanford. week" asked him to provide the Aunt 1974 until Freeman said that from this necessary Information. J F anuary Stowell took over as O(fla1s of the Japanese Defense Agency said they were primarily Interested In the supersordc Jet fighter's electronic firing control em. Experts from Tokyo and Japanese Defense Force base at Chitose, near Hakodate, flew Monda y to the Hakodate landing site. Other Western embassies In Tokyo in. dicated keen desire to examine the plane. The bothooda. He accused Republicans of paying only lip 'the people who live in th ose neighborhoods. Carter began the second day of his fall campaign for the ite House by telling Brooklyo Co llege students: "Tight money, I 00.. personal Japanese government returned it to the the Nixon and Ford administra W~r AjO5 Mir OW thorough Freeman said today that legislative liaison for many of Seminole County courthouse in Hattaway "sometime last ew's programs. racial confrontation in southern Africa. GOP K"lled DOONES8U TUMBLE WEEDS voters Soviet Union. The plane landed Monday at a small airpilot reportedly said he wanted asylum in the United States. In Washington, the State Department would say only that the matter was under consideration. I He's Into registered The names of the potential special masters were submitted to the SEA and the school several weeks ago, along with providing a detailed break- that, since the county attorney than 400,000 persons In the state down. is on contract, he could not and operate with a combined The attorney said the $13,000 "ethically" refuse a request annual budget of $7.5 million, paid his law f Is "not cx- from a county commIssioner. Stowell will hear arguments travagant" when you consider The county attorney Issue from bo th bargaining units on that the lawsuits contain began when $500,000 worth of claims. Last promised to study th Hattaway eight Items which have been th to negotiated to impasse, InTuesday, Kimbrough had try and come up withe amatter me od cluding class sizes, teaching placed in the official minutes of of reducing legal cods after loads and assignments; salary field in Hakodate, in northern Japan,, and the _____ am" 50.000-plus lawsuits that are on file at the Eyes TOKYO (AP) — Experts have looked over 0-b dlisn ids _ county's comPfle, contains a breakdown board to demand the detailed All On MIG25 _________________ ______ _________ Om _________________________ Give wart, The plaster Is the by the quarter-hour on all ____ ____ Reply said he plans later today to Free= law firm for by Gill Fox . ;' gO a _______ - of . ..•••. makes the usual means od addressed envelope. and 50 Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said Vihor 1. Belenko, 29. Defense Agency offidestruction unsatisfactory cents for The Health Latter In Paris today that the United States "will dais said he was flown by police helicopt er because you may be left with a number 3-4, Aerosol Dsngers. —. probably grant asylum" to the pilot. "If we do from Hakodate to an alrbase at Qultose, near painful scar. It Is better to live Address your letter to Dr. not, you can assume I have been overruled," ) Sapporo, and th en was taken by Japanese )' with a painf ul wart for as much Lamb In care of this ' he said. Kissinger has been meeting with armed forces Jet transport to the Iruma .e as five years than to live the newspaper, P.O. Box 1851, .......................3* various European leaders on the brewing near Tokyo. rest of yow' life with a painful Radio City Station, New York, I scar on the bottom of your foci, NY 10019. _ Liquid nitrogen to freeze out warts electrocautery to burn them out, and other treatments 0 cent Chairman Mike Hattaway a 13Freeman's report Is in anFreeman said the report, please Kimbrough. So, the page detailed breakdown of swer to a request from County which he said took him a bout 30 Republican commissioner County Ally, Tom Freeman $13, in legal fees paid the Commissioner J3hn Kimbrough ho urs of his personal time to asked Hattaway to instruct the ______ Those - submit to County Commission involving last year's Jail fire. Attorney's Herald Staff Writer __________ _________ I L location, In the dense tough on dangers of using sprays can U es on the bottocnofthe foot, send a long, damped, self- . ' would turn out In today's first primary election, the professional resumes. StenCenter. Despite predictions from Seminole actual turnout during the morning hours was very 01rcrn eliminated one name from the list and Gooms Supervisor of Elections Camilla Bruce that 60 per light, l3nP bber. ru used anyway. by the sane virus, but the I .. • - -' . , mlakin (PERC). —: Being Is s u ed By Free man ____________ _____________ the presence of one may lead to cidence with the treatment a spread with new wart for- being applied Just at the Urn. matlons. the wart was all th rough • ... deleted a second, leaving to remove mad warts because Usually this is a ham coin. UNTIL YOU LEARN YOUR JARGON! _______ The Employes Relations Corn. considered to be worth a two. ______________ over-one response" West Nerljb East South develo tau that baven-t (Do jou have a question reallyPin reached the general for the experts? Write ASk covered with eels thu. prop easet Regardless of One of the problems about the method,the successful ones ro runoslng a wart Is that a new depend on dest one may then develop. It is not Infectedt'-. ying a regrowth of the old one if It has been completely removed, Some folk medicine cires but a new wart. ft Is advisa ble seem to work on occasions. -. manned by 1I.H. McPherson at Sanford Civic an disappear About thil same vision. A strong medicine twenty-five years this JACOBY MODERN.) time, suggesting that tbe body CAW con be ap has finally developed an in- pli ed to a wart and the area munity to than and lfterall - ___ • , ____ LIGHT the system used by almost point bonus; a side with k; maim______ and U -. -• _____ *. ___ t ...,,., "'•• - an unfinished every American export. Somegame rubberInison given a 300point out. Others Just common enie bonus. Some patients develop a _____ sensitivity - t cards is Oswald: "Standard American with variations Is wart. Applications of cold balanced Both credentlalaof . . . . ' to to mildly coattagious. They seem there is any sign cia public as yet." the Jacob ys care of this to have a life cycle and will Jim: "tandard American newspaper. The Jacobys will disappear en their own time. treatment ShOUld be stOVIW(L goes back to the Culbertson answer individual questions For other warts, removal by system of forty-five years it stamped, sell-addressed Unfortunately, a wart may lad liquid nitrogen Is usually ago. In those days the s mple envelopes are enclosed. The five tag many tUsappesr iuecefuj. A Years ll it th e methods to. two-over-one suit response most interesting guestion, wtthinayear.Although there de roy warts mint st be done might be madewi th a very will be used in this colum . may be several war' s they may under a physician's super. weak hand. Within the last and will receive copies RATES ' . Of the di5CflfXt. ID it will eventually c. the _ vice. Plantar warts are dif- cream ces4alnht five cent feront than other warts and the formalin_ can also be used in treatment Is not the i. SOme cases. PRWUA*S POP at this • . Jim: "The main point th 4Q55 ________________________ - even contract and may •AQI3 2 I want to begin treatment. Re ____ toldxnenomatterwbatldo I ahotia't have them cut out waterproo f tape and then because the War formation . be more psioful than the wait wart tluue will turn white an Others have told me the only can be pt ad away _t realwaytocure them Is have This will keep of them cut out. What do you wart down ( SrAIXT erly his score an extra trick." VQ73 three candidates suggested by the Florida Public ..,/ would probably climb to an Impossible game contract. The modern expert one notrump His partner passes and our expert mates K Q 106 V143 •ss 4*943 studying the backgrounds and / .. South would respond two &42 podiatrist about d& months III Grooms, executive director of the SEA, who have been . . Oswald: Forty years ag 30t'Tu' Lamb etheirminimuman diamonds and the partnership WEST a IS V A 109$ 5 K J 107 467 Dr. ,, eleven point ' 4 PC J 102 1 I11UGS BUNNY perts WKJ ___________________ " The seledinnwu made by school board attorney Douglas Stenstrozn and F. E. (Gene) I points in general and many ex- NORTH (D) It was - ., Hard To Treat / . minimum has risen to ten AJI73 1 . BRIDGE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY 1 1 AT ______________________________________ PlantarWarts STOP! WHYTM _ — S ——— budget. Eli car race In Darlington, but Carter spokesman Judy Powell said Set DOLE. Page 2A Jimmy Carter: uncontagious smile? 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Ravi BEETLE BAILEY _______ — — THE BORN LOSER by Ass Sensom III RAMftED... _ — I 090FKV)A 10 _ - II - 110 ii — ______ ____ r_ - — —. — — by Bob Montana ARCHIE SUNDAY Cli 40 Wild an of BRERNKZBRDEOSOL For Satvrday Spt.mb.r 4, 1976 in your bank roll. You have a A11 (Mud) 21*ti 19) tendency to be extravagant. ft This ou1d be an exciting and .needa to be checked. f day for you,bt*be wary O1a SCoRPiO (Oct. *Nov. 22) pal who has a kookY EhemI• You'll be lucky today provided you're better oft 1101 be do get in your own way, Involved. Plow with the tide of events, not TAURUS (April $May ) against them. fortunate today SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. where aw career 2i) Others can be won over now are concerned. When op to ideas or plans that you're porhay knocks, be partial to. But be careful not to GEMINI (May tailor the facts to suit your You'll be quite enterprising listener. YOU have the ability to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. handle large projects. Be bold, 19) Be as gracious and conr but 1101 siderate of your dose friends, CANCER (June 21-July 22) today as you will be with perOthers will have more coI)t701 sons you only have business twNcht%lnSsyou gain dealings with. or joy today thanyou will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .. yourself. Don't be fearful. Your In an important matter where needs will be 1 primary an associate Is involved, be awe siderltk5t he checks with you firat before LEO (July 23.Aug.fl) You're capable of making sound changing Plans You both agreed Ever 1I_!_hIj:1;jI L i eTes In I I Z— • it BUGS BUNNY 1fl4 II ! ;j 1 jI - by Stoffel & H.ImdsId 1T45 1OUGH -r FEEL P4FETIORT' 'tI N D6H— IWa ri M4i lSnUtD PRISCILLAS POP by Al CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Verm.,,, by tony Lawi UNFORTUNATELY, ARID WAS RIGHT THE FIRST TIMEJ 1-3 F FRANK AND ERNEST — WIN Al BRIDGE differences between heart attacks and the transitory, anginal pains ! am sending u The Health Letter number 2-10, Heart Attack, Myocardial Infarction, Angina Pectori,, Others who want this information can send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with SO cents for ii Send your letter to me In care of the Evading Herald P fl R,sv 1 51 f1_1J. .., - -. .' Radio City Station, New iota, N.Y. 119. by Bob Tho,i F ONE DRY 4tN x OOT A D0141f HRR$JY HOSI IN GRAND oil ( CtNWRi. ' 9.3 F TUMBLEWEEDS six diarnid bidden, but the great majority of players stopped at the nice, safe ,. .i three-notrump contract. We show the hand here because it is one of those hands that are a cinch to bid right after the game is over. Even today we doubt if many pairs in the finals of the world's championship would get to that fine notrump slam. We also doubt If Ted and Mike would get there If we gave them the hand to bid toay. Somehow or other 4,) modern science would not allow for Mike's final jump to six notrump which certa nly was the winning bid. A New York reader wants to know if we really have the conversations in our Monday articles. The answer is that we talk over nearly all the articles, but that the actual Monday conversations are somewhat contrived. Otherwise, we would not have space. (Do you have a question for the experts Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) As Just put your arm I But then there's the more usual story A --Page 1C didn't worry as much as I thought I would. Show don't me any trouble, knowing my wife's in the police department. I'm very give proud of her." In January, LInda Brown, became a detective in the Sanford Police Department. Prior to that, she was secretary to Police Chief Ben Butler. Before taking the step from secretary to detective, Mrs. Brown discussed her career aspirations with her husband, who works for a snack vending-machine company. "I thought it was pretty unusual for her to be a detective," said Brown, "but she was working at the police department before we were married, and I'd accepted it. She likes her work," he continued,"and when you're married well, I expect her to respect what I want to do, and I respect what she wants to do." Brown has about his wife what is often a dangerous occupation. "But after she became a detective, I to want U .J EI - reservations - - - ------A S — (Herald POLICE uaae Warns photo pointers from Sgt. Jerry Capshaw of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office before riding POINTERS the roads of the county in the wee hours of Saturday morning for a first-hand look at law enforcement, 1976-style. Story. Page 3A. UKdy, WBICR Story ao you want to hear — thn nna ihn,it tha Grandma mugging, the tea room rnblng&j who Is held. hostage?" POLITICS by Garry Trudeau Around The Clock rxwr 4fl AWCor I CAE 1YSLRcQ L41RI/ if ; Y o 4'JJ Attorney Caledar .............. ... 10-A Page flit: Voter turnout forecasts for Seminole, state Editorial ............... ....4-A ! £l4YT4YM$- I Page 1 2A: :1 !TJfJ\\( 4-A Bridge Democrats target Fechtel seat Seminol e Magazine: Election reminders VOTE TUESI)AY Crossword ................ Det. Jaques had been with the Sheriff's Department five years, first in accounting and doing court work, before being offered the position in the detective division. Her duties are confined largely to missing persons and Juveniles, but there are times when she is called out at night in cases which are potentially hazardous. - "It doesn't really bother me," said Jaques of his wife's nightline forays Into the world of crime, "She's chosen it as an occupation, and we just accept the danger involved." Jaques is a salesman for a nursery. There is one element of Dot. Jaques' work that does get her husband a little heated. supper "When I hear people calling the police pigs and getting host il e, that's the only time I get concerned about her occupation," he said. "There're a lot of people out there who resent the police" Another husband of a policewoman whose worries are held at bay by his wife's level-headed approach to her work is Gene Jaques, former mayor and councilman of Longwood. Them To Ktn By BOB LLOYD Herald Writer A circuit court judge has enjoined four former -4II)J4U7v UI S Sanford--manufac ur ng rm disclosing formulas, processes or composition of more than 55 products, pending further action in the firm's lawsuit alleging conspiracy and theft - f'__I__-. . - -. t i fi from of trade secrets. Page 6A: I.ykkebak Vs. Cheshire for State Jaques of his wife, Carol, a detective with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department since April last year. Thom Th _..._j_.._.. _I To d a y around packing a pistol and making arrests on her own, but no police officer does that." Mrs. Brown said the other detectives are protective toward her and back her up whenever they suspect she might have difficulties. "That makes me feel good," said her husband. So far, smiled Det. Brown, she has only had one hole put Into her and it wasn't a bullet. A troublesome suspect, resisting being fingerprinted, lashed out at her, putting a hole in her hose! Generally, Dot. Brown works an 8-to-5 shift. "We have this arrangement; if she has to work late she calls. That breaks up all the worry right there," said her husband. It also means he gets started for himself and their 2-year-old daughter, Niki. Brown concluded that life Is not too difficult, being married to a cop. 'Not when I trust her Judgment," he said. ey've Got A (Few) SecretsL. by Donna Ites) Rep. Richard Kelly (R-Holliday) gets a few Patteson) -- I 4 A jean "She doesn't get excited too easy. "She's well trained and there's no danger she couldn't get out of," said It would be different If she was rushing People don't mess with Tom Brown. His wife's a cop. "They think it's cool, me being married to a police officer," said Brown. "And they iV by MY WIFE, THE COP Women's Editor . — of a cop's WIFE,,. rld By JEAN PATESON by T. K. Ryan it that's a frequent order heard in the Tom Brown J household where MRS. Brown practices her law 1 enforcement tech nique. . .she's a cop entering 000NESBURY to behind your back...' I (Hifild pflo,. I 'OK, Tom, cool it. ! by Gill Fox IS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&ffl! PI Dil wood The probe was turned over to 'the Longwood Police Depart. LONGWOOD - The ment, according to Public thudng probe into reported Safety Director Douglas Keller, sexual Involvement of city by State Atty. Abbott Herring's police officers with one or more office. Keller said the Ingirls said to be under the age of vestigatlon did not Involve the may lead into the fire use of city vehicles while of. department as well. / ficers were on duty. He said the Sources close to the police ,. investigation by Herring's department said Friday that a office involved allegations ,' fireman on duty "was caught in . . against only three officers. the sack" with a teenage girl In Herring, contacted at his S.,, -. recent months by a colleague Sanford office, said the nfflt'. wj UI ULUUII wastaken at the _______ acted on a "citizen's complaint time by officials. and gave its findings to the Meanwhile, City Councilman Longwood Police Department. $]erard Connell has called on "I won't confirm or deny that firefighters and patrolmen in 'I the complaint involved sex or the public safety department to GERARD CONNELL how many officers were ac. voluntarilysutsnit to polygraph clje-J," Herring said, adding, tests. other councilmen did not '1 don't want to publicize the Connell has urged all city believe it to be a proper allegations." officials and department heads municipal expenditure. "Our investigation didn't to take the lie-detector tests to All but three of the public reveal any "clear up the whole bloody works employes voluntarily violations," criminal law Herring said, mess in the community." took polygraph tests at city confirming that his inHe recommended the action expense during the probe of vestigators took "more than safter the city council suspended that department. one sworn statement" in the eight employes of the public Three city police officers late probe. works department and fired Thursday resigned amid an Although Keller said Friday four others on a series of investigation into allegations that the internal police in. allegations ranging from that policemen were sexually vestigatlon conducted by conversion of city property to involved with one or more Detective Frank Taylor was personal use to the theft of city teenage girls, completed, City Council property. The officers, Sgt. Roy Bur- . Qiafrmnan J. H. Grant said the Connell said he would per- field, Paul Wills and Steve Pnenh I. '.'ei....i-' 'ui'ieiuue under anal' pay for the testing If Coapinan, resigned "for perKeller's direction. "4. 7W' . . just angina. The thing to do is call yow doctor, not try to treat yourself. To help you separate the F ts Ii rg ed By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer I 3 - - DEAR DR. LAMB — What effects do nitroglycerine tablets dissolved under the tongue have Dr. on people with heart trouble? It seems to bring relief. I would Lamb like to know how this is brought about and how much isltufeto take? DEAR READER — The principle use of nitroglycerine Web under the tongue Is to Nitroglycerine also has other relieve transitory cheat pain effects — gnjngç decrease from heart disease. The tablets In tone of the large arteries, and lose their effectiveness quickly it even affects the mineral if not stored properly. They miaratlons. particularly Should be kept In a tightly potassium, in the cells of the sealed glass bottle from your heart muscle during an attack Here is a hand that conpharmacist. A plastic container of heart pain. It will tributed materially to the vic' will not do. When the bottle is reverse the changes in fttoryof Ted Lightner and Mike opened, take out a few for your electrocardiogram that are Gottlieb in the 1932 life masters pain, needs and keep the rat In a associated with some attacks of Playing at six notrump tightly dosed bottle Inside htt Pith. Mike simply knocked out the refrigerator. A fresh workable Sometimes the effects of tablat alould produce a distinct nlgroglycerine can mislead the ace of clubsand collected five clubs, three diamonds and the burning sensation under the doctor. The emphasis is on Its major suit aces and kings for tongue. Never use tablets that role In relieving heart pain. It his 12 tricks and what turned have been removed from the will also relieve pain from out tobean absolute top score bottle for longer than a week. esophageal muscle spasm. with no one close. Nitroglycerine causes muscle Since esophageal spasm causes True, two of the three pairs who bid six clubs made it. The fibers to relax, mostly the type chest pain similar to heart pain other pair lost to an Inspired of muscle we call emoothit is easy to fall into the trap of muscle. Those are the in- thinking the ndW of Pelt) diamond lead by East. The bad diamond break beat the voluntary muscles that are In proves It was heart pain when the walls of the blood vessels in fact that may VA be the can. and also in the digestive tube. SIDE GLANCES Occasionally nitroglycerine A -I1.el.. 14417 Cl.... ...hl. 4.. 4IUIAU UIIII IU can cause a major drop in blood the veins relax, the veins ex- pr mre. This can be an adpand and trap a larger amount verse reaction at the onset of a of blood. There is less blood heart attack. For this reason returned to the heart from the nitroglycerine should only be veins. The heart doesn't pump used by the patient to relieve as much Wood as before and the short recurrent anginal pains or heart muscle works less to prevent them. I do not The heart pain Is caused by recommend that a patient take the heart muscle working too them when the, have chest pain hard in comparison to the for the first time In months or amount of circulation it is the chest pain lasts more than receiving. When the heart work seven or eight minutes. Take Is decreased the pain goes only one. Too often new or away. You are right. It works different or prolonged pain is a and is effective medicine. full blown heart attack and not 10 Sanford, Florida 32171—Prjce 20 Cents Probe SPreads but yours PISCES (Feb.0-March 20) also subject to self-doubts. of your peers today you'll be Have faith in decisions you've the o who's most achniret thought through. Your unselfish atttt'xie wins VIRGO (Aug 23 you latIr respect. You might find yourself in YOUR BIRTHDAY middle of something very Sept. 4. lix profitable today. A generous The year holds promise of third party will be gain and advancement In bringing it about. care.jjse. Unusual situations UBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) may suddenly develop that will Enjoy yourself today but try to help you climb the ladder of do it wfthet* putting a big dent Nitroglycerine Eases Heart Pain 69th Year, No. 13—Sunday, Sept. 5, 1915 ' By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY * EDITION Circuit Judge Dominick Salt I issued the order in a civil suit filed by Southern Shortenings Inc. against William Barker of Maitland, Charles Lynn of Longwood, Alfred F. Greene Jr. of Sanford and Mary M. Bonar of Longwood. Southern Shortenings Inc. produces and sells emulsifiers, dough conditioners, dry mixes, pan oils and related products for the bakery industry. Dear Abby ............ .. ..z-c Dr. Leb Horoscope .................5-C Meanwhile, Greene, Lynn and Bonar are lloepltal ...............0-A seeking a restraining order against Southern Obituaries .......... Shortenings Inc. claiming they have been conOpinion .. ... .......... ....S-A stantly followed, annoyed and harassed by Sports.. ......... 1-3-8 persons connected with their former employer. Television ................$-$-D Affidavits filed In circuit court claim the three Weather ..................I-A have been put In fear of bodily harm by Jr, Women ...................14-C cldents, Including Aug. 15 and 24, when persons ' allegedly tried to run them down with autos. The affidavits also allege that the three have been the subjects of a series of hara.ssing telephone calls at unreasonable hours threatening lawsuits and bodily harmshould they not cooperate with Southern Shortenings mr. in the return of alleged trade secrets "of which the defendants have no knowledge." The lawsuit states that Barker was the company's sales manager, Lynn was technical director researching new products, formulas, processes and techniques, that Greene was a chemist conducting analytical analysis on the firm's products and Bonar was a bakery technician who assisted Lynn. The firm alleges that the f.ur persons "in late winter or early spring of 1976 in Seminole County" conspired together to terminate their employment with Southern Shortenings Inc. and to "appropriate unto themselves" the firm's trade secrets including the results of research by Lynn, plus customer lists and other information. The lawsuit also claims that the four em- I ---- Inc.'s formulations to be sold to Southern Shortening Inc.'s customer, by Barker, Lynn, Greene and Bonar under a private label." The lawsuit asks a restraining order to keep the former employes from divulging to other-'5 the trade Shortenings Inc., and also seeks In excess of $2,500 damages from the tour persons. The lawsuit also asks for "an accounting ci any profits realized from or attributable to use o: such confidential and trade secrets Insecrets of Southern formation." Southern Shortenings Inc., in the lawsun claims that Lynn removed from the firni possession and control "all of the research an: technical information compiled while he Southern Shortenings Inc. employe." The suit states that Lynn was discharged :. c failure to report for work and failed and reLed to delivery to the firm its laboratory notebooks and other memoranda or writings prepared while he was employed as technical director Lynn's Lawyer, William Letfler Ill, said that he could not comment on an aspect of the pending ployes, who were later discharged, contacted a representative of a New Jersey firm "to products to Southern Shortening litigation. No date has been set for a hearing. manufacture A . ,.j• -.•- ;. . I. ' �---j 1usaIa,ha.pL - - ---------------.----- - .----- SSfldeV.$W.LN iI, -r,t,1 Ph otog raph s V NATM IN BRIEF Chief Economist Jobless Rat. May Stay High - - / . The • :• ____ - -• . .,. ..#P,! .jt \ . , ' ,.. - \ \ - - ..,.. '-j b time as It was the ... .'. Hays Begins To Move Out WASHINGTON (AP) — Two trucks carefully loaded with antiques, paintings and memorabilia of a long government career pulled away from the Capitol and headed for the Midwest The were beginning to move Budget Plan Outweighs Social Programs: Carter helpers to the Capitol on Friday to begin quietly removing from his congressional office the antiques and paintings acquired during his 28 years in Congress. The Ohio Democrat once held great power they publicarlsarewrongwhen call 1makiess bug, says as president he would dolay promised social program until the budget Is b&1*I%Ced. In an apparent shift of emphasis, the Democratic nominee said, "There will be no new Sept. 8. + Rep. Howe To Stay In Race SALT LAKE CITY (Al') — Calling it "the most crucial decision of my life," Utah Rep. Allan T. Howe says he'll defy state re-election despite two convictions for liciting sex. Howe's wife Marlene, her hand on his shoulder, expressed support for her husband's decision and belief in his Innocence at a news - If there are people out there who think he's Howe who faces the prospect of campaignin with no party supnnrt or financing' -. votPrs to be forgi, ng lled+.pn - Blacks Expected For Reunion FARMVILLE, Va. (AP) — More than I,000 blacks are expected here this weekend for a reunion commemorating the five years during which Prince Edward County closed its schools rather than admit blacks as students: In 1959 county officials were being pressed to comply with the U.S. Supreme Court's 1954 ruling against public school segregation. Instead, in a move unmatched anywhere the nation, they shut all the schools, and white Parents hastily organized a private, all-white -- Sunday. SeØember 5. 1976—Vol. 69. No. 13 PubIIthed Daily and Sn4ay.eaci Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, Inc. 300 $ French Aye,, Sanford. Fla - I 0a YeI. I He p without Hassle l 1 7-EEN rm-% r 644-zwl 5; . '- i4 In , ') ' W ' AFATHER of . I nn r n c ru u ii P muu OGRES ii iiu Re tar de dA Li ne,arl,IeM CF TALLAHAESEE (AP) , pointing out problems that need to be correcte '. some 6,000 em ployes in the state are "Our going to be more sensitive to the needs of clients and that Is going to make the quality of services better," Kelley said, JviPSiJ S WE vu ' VE V MA DE + 6th Graders Scored Above State Average in 91 of 94 Skills! 1.!9h1ASSEE + PROGRAMS Established K-5 Comprehensive Reading Program Established Kindergarten at All Elementary Schools Established Career Education and Early Childhood Programs Senate — the claim of an election opponent that he is a tool of the insurance industry, But ,Travis Marchant, seeking to end Barron's 20-year legislative career, told a Increased Voc-Tech Offerings E xpandedU Jek Psyc h ological, d So cial Services Established MUtIStIC Program ( Only Three in State ) and (AP) esident Dempsey Barron says a statement from 13 CCOUfln1 disproves once and for all 12th Graders Scored 298.2 Compared to State Average of 253.51 Expanded Barron Denies 'Tool' Charge .' Capitol news conference Friday that he would not be satisfied WI anything less than for Barron to fully disclose his finances by filing his tax returns Programs HOUSING; - Six New Elementary Schools One New Middle School Teacher -. and a networth statement, Contracts Is Issue - JACKSONVILLE (Al') — If th D County school board and Duval Teachers One New High School One New Exceptional Education Center United fail to agree on a contract for more S6 + Million Renovation Program Including Air-Conditioning of All Schools than 5,000 teachers by Sept. 16, a judge says he'll go over it with them item by item. Negotiators agreed to return to the bargaining table Tuesday afternoon after a court hearing Friday. BUDGET' 1972-7J Total Budget was S26,613,262 with 27,130 Students 1976-77 Budget to be S52,251,948 with an estimated 33,953 Students At the same time we were able to REDUCE The Ml I LACE from 14.8 to 8461 A flil i&I IFD A 'TI ' 1 .:.' •• Established Computer Center K mi nistrative C osts D Ig i' :''. 1111111 PaidmUk — - WEDNESDAY SEPT.8, 1XII 'adr1ee Green Ad Campaign COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT; Established Local School Advisory Committees New P.T.A..s and P.T.O.s L .1 r,I%Ilrtrllnt' J fl t' 5l fl Established LstaIJi!sIIeu UI V Iii c u and n.. v .r.S Established Membership in Southern Assn. of Schools and Colleges for Accreditation GOALS; Lower Pupil-Teacher Ratio Streamline Administrative Process Establish Thorough C.T.B.S. Testing Progra m Have Better School Lunches c T1 fldi.. Ge t .,,ore 101 Mlii I I V ' • I S , , ' — ' ' - PLEASE VOTE FOR ME ON SEPT 7 THANK YOU II C ____ NON - PARTISAN/PAID FOR BY CAROLYN STANLEY, TREASURER : • (HiraM pM$s by Tom vicsj Dixie truck driven by William Franklin Robinson of Orlando wentwhen a Winn off the Robinson told Trooper A.H. Brown of the DeLand barracks, Florida Highway Patrol. that he was cut off by a car full of youths and had to swerve to a , # old it. No charges were filed. Robinson suffered only bruises. ________________________________________________________________ UNSCHEDULED This was the scene at 1.4 east of Lake Monroe bridge late Friday THURSDAY SEPT. 5, 1571 Hasaiiiargernbu Fre.ehfr$e,.tat.rt.ts haters c.i.ilaw - . Ke LawMan WO Views &M Prune spice cake RIDAY P -A s T hey rClrrOi i ve urea ByDONNAESTES Herald Staff Writer w- meat swe cantalsopw Walermelos Menus11411s and milk are subject to force routine patrol. tuanesseni,J'"blem unsolved. need, he said. "KellysJnyhw4a,e5ofle "I've been pretty much out of chnge without soCks, aid Kelly said the biggest bench today are isolated fnm It for two years," Kelly said at How do law enforcement problem, In his view, today In other branches of law the end of his tour. officers feel about federal law enforcement is the attitude forcement and do not unfunding for police equipment, of the people. Capshaw said, derstAnd the other areas of capital punishment, mandatory however, he am the pendulum Justice. . Jalll sentences for those o as having swung all the way fn "Judges talk ofrehabilitation commit crimes using deadly the anti-police attitude and now in the prison system when It is a respect or ,n Would a return to the use of law ad order adding it is immerosely irn. cat-o'nine-Wh public justice Capshaw Indicated his strong portant that the arms of deter crime? What Is It like for belief In mandatory jail sen- criminal a law enforcement officer to tences for anyone committing a terchange. Justice have in. ride the roads of Seminole crime Involving the use of a "There Is a great need for County at night prepared to firearm and In capital this. Judges would be more handle all types of problems. punishment as deterents to effective if they understood," Congressman Richard Kelly crime. Kelly mid. (R-Holliday), hoping to allay The two men discussed ,cat. During the more-~woany poss iuty of becoming o'-nlne-tails" Just ice when hour tour with Capshaw which isolated from everyday people persons found guilty of crimes began shortly after raidnight, and their views because of were publicly flogged and Kelly accompanied the officer legislative work in Washington Capshsw admitted that if such out of the3quad car and Into a was In Seminole County Friday punishment were acceptable night spot where a complaint night and rode a patrol with one today he would be tempted to was answered ; through a of Sheriff John Polk's finest to take advantage of It at times, wooded area that appeared to get the answers to his Capshawspoheof his nc bea lover's lane, Into anorange questions. that sex offenders often are grove where a parked couplL. The finest in this case, the turned loose in society with quickly moved on at the cream of the crop in Kelly's their particular mental sergeant's urging, and on view, was Sgt. Jerry Capshaw. The patrol area ranged from Sanford to the extreme southwest section of the county, next to the Orange County line. Jerry is an exemplary of. ficer. Kelly said, noting that "We became weight conscious Canshaw a bachelor's whiri several of our friends about degree. Isashlfts rvLsorand our a ge ha d somephysical very articulate. 4fproJects a problems — and n most cases also restrained, yet aggressive had weight problems. So we ance," Kelly pointed out. Properly respectf ul of his before it happened to us. — guest, Capehaw nevertheless CUN IC he ped ustO exchanged views freely with change our eating habits and Of Of federal funding through TRlM'S medically supervised I' A a e Law Enforcement Program, t091thor we lost U dfllfllStU Administr a tion ) I 1 6 lbs arid OdI 20 lb Capahaw said It has been a "big "We have both felt better boon especially In providing physically and have enjoyed funds for the education o police the satisfaction of knowing we officers, adding that he could can control our weight." not afford on his salary at the ()J & 'ii. Swi& time the college education he South Seminal. County has received. He said LEAA money has been particularly FREE CONSULTATION ea helpful to small de partments U, i- 1300 for needed equipment. PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED. MEDICALLY From his experience as a SUPERVISED. LOW COST PROGRAMS prosecutor and a circuit Judge prior to his election to Congress h two years ago, Kelly has re mained in rested ri the 711 BLDG SUITE 101 HWY.43aATMAITLANOAVE. crime and enALTAMONTE SPRINGS 4111110 41 1 1 1 41110 TOGETHER,,WE LOST 36 LBS* IN 6 WEEKS Now 411111, IT 0 I TRIMCURIC te - fA kept his word I SOUND LEADERSHIP t ' COUNTY COMMISSION , , . . I I I Central Florida we've got money to lend for new construction and %6 U re-salehomes. FIRS'I\ STRAIGHT THINKING ,. 16-11 ahead, we're here to help. AH over 01 • Reelect Mike CONCERN FOR OUR YOUTH BUSINESSMAN'S APPROACH FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY COURTEOUS SERVICE 0 HONESTY * INTEGRITY --- R.1 ad .5k n it comes to getting you Elect Dave 01ST, 3 411111111 Carrot and Ralsim uW - John Fitzpatrick, CampaignTreas Scafl.p p.tat.ea u Freseb fries Greta bem . * 0 9 0 Paid for — ___ .— - - REASONABLE REPRESENTATION 9 TUESDAY ______ + New Ass't Superintendents of Instruction and Finance - o STRAIGHT TALK di LAW A ORDER Imlay ___ - DO YOU WANT A NEW VOICE IN YOUR COUNTY GOVERNMENT? 9 MONDAY SEPTEM3*1,17$ .•- - - I VUR 1T11411 OF ACTION i A series of Franics P. Kelley, director of retardation for the Department of Health and Rehabilitative conferences had been extremely useful in ing he needs. - director of the states retardation program 3rd Graders Scored Above 9tate Average in All 72 Skills! -.. - ATLANTA, Ga. (Al') — Carter'semphaslsthatheiaa mepeoplewhocansupplernent About 20 men and women In an stranger to Washington served my own knowledge and ex Atlanta skyscraper and hun- him well politically In the perlence." dreds more throughout the primaries. But his lack of To accomplish that goal, Elcountry are working feverishly Washington ex perience has led zenstat has tapped the brains of In Jimmy Carter's Issues facto- to charges that he doesn't have top university professors, lawry, trying to help the Demo- the expertise on national Issues yet's, politicians, staff mem be rs cratic presidential nominee re. to qualify him for the White of prestigious research in. but the charge that he Is vague House. stitutlons and such former govon Issues. "I think that my opponents ernment officials as Averell The workers are Carter's na- are accurate in saying that Harriman, Clark Clifford and tlonal Issues and policy staff, there was a great deal abo Cyrus Vance. recruited from all over the nation's government with A large number of the expertj United States. Along with ex- which I am not familiar and work on the 18 Issues task perts In a variety of fields they where I need help and advice," forces that serve the Carter are aid Carter in developing the former Georgia governor campaign. Others are called his positions on a wide range of has said. "I'm trying as best I when needed and asked to write domestic and foreign matters. can to compensate for that in position papers and proposals 1,001 Issues, and adequacy bygathering around forthecandidate, "There we're going to address as many of them during the campaign as specifically as we can," says Stuart Eizenstat, the &light, irtild-numerred head of the vast Operation, possibly the nvd ambitious effort of its kind in ing fiS onlethimnl Y C3rter hi i-sOsu tarded people has been called a success by the WANT TO CONTINUE R Se minars - STUDENT PERFORMANCE• Statewide Testing Program 1975-76 I. '*....Jt - WV - - JACKSONVILLE (Al') — A former employe of the FBI says she was once engaged to be married to the late J. Edgar Hoover, long-time director of the investigative agency. Blonde Fowler, 68, tells her story In 1,000 copies of "FBI Woman," a memoir th at she paid to have published. "I have no proof, just the memories and a couple of scars," she said j a recent in. terview. She does have a small watch that she wears A I. I. T on a hain n aroun her neck. 1t s inscribed: OVER THE PAST 4 YEARS: ' Warriors I / /V - Issues And Policy Staffery Secret Alt.M.SFUl, WHY ARE YOU RUNNING - ... school. *.MSIM$.PI$.311$I - me , , COUNTY SCHOOL SOA + 000a year nlorein taxes jfCar- campaign trip until sometime In a July 28 news briefing, ter were elected and the new during the week of Sept. 13, however, Carter listed programs contained In the tra veling to his alma mater, th employment U the Item tore. Democratic platform beg un. University of Michigan at Ann calve his Iministra ons r. Kansas told mediMeauentlon -.a the a National Conference of State In Plains, Carter and-vice Ford administration gish Urow Meeting In Kansas presidential candldate Walter would rekindle inflation. es Le ' City. Mo., "McGovern was go- Mondale told reporters they are In answering charges by Re- tng to give everyone $1,000 and pleased so far with the results publicans, principally GOP vice carter,s going to take $1,000 of their campaign to 3UPPIAnt presidential candidate Bob away from everyone." Dole the Ford administration. Dole, Carter said about W bal. didn't explain how he arrived at anced budget goal: "If that r& his figures. A lAuis Harris poll released quires a delay. for Instance, in WNIe Dole completed his later in the day gave Carter a implementing welfare reform midwestem tour and returned 13-Point lead over Ford nationor health care in order to ac- to Washington, presidential wide with the Democrat having complish the goal then these press secretary Ron Nessen substantial margins In an redelays would be there." said Ford will spendmostof the glons except the Midwest. that ye be not judged,"' she said. L... 1139 N. Of&*11110 Oros*". Fla. nW 417 Al"mila Ave. °" I '.'. "Blonde Fowler, True Patriot, J. Edgar Hoover, Feb. 5, 1968. CHAIRMANe TWO YEARS must first he lilled their own houses, and remember 'judge not ç FOR A SECOND TERM? or housing programs and then JIMMY CARTER to rob them with Inflation," ROBERT DOLE Carter told a Plaim, Ga., Dole, barnstorming throu& fail campaign at the White conference Friday. He said a faspIH territory, said Friday House. Neasen said the Presl- conference Friday. + BUD SEMINOLE 4 --' .' my administration unless we can be sure that the cost is compatible with my goal of having a balanced budget before the end of (my) term. "It doesn't help to give people a little more on Social Security Democratic leaders and stay in the race for Second dais Poitaqe Paid at Sanford. Florida H771. HOmC D,lvv,. %S cents. MonTh 5210, 0 Mon'Ps+ Sli ;o 570 40 By Mat In F o'.da s as Nome 0et,er. Au o?"er Yon. 5270 a MOnvnt. 5O 20+ 12 )CI1US. 40411q - c "-1amlda " T Go -• from the House of Representatives, effective + £ WASIflNGTON(AP) — JbTl on Capitol Hill, but no one really noticed as he went about business moving out. e announced on Wednesday his resignation + of f — '-" She e vvas Engage d1 0 Hoover oqF Hood Menu BRIEF , Former FBI Em "FIaai* + uii ' uufleS la,u1vu Wayne L. Hays out of Washington. Hays brought the two trucks and four + IN By PER J. BOYER rock clusters, partial radio blackout that The ffr. photograph showed layed the ip4in4 of Its Initial Associated Press Writer PASADENA, Calif. (AP) one of the lander's three foot- photographs. But sclentlMS had franVik.. pads nestled snugly amid an pd up weak radio 5IW Delayedphot then hopeful the1, toured, that safely. had luded Saturday, and showed craft ns failure The America's second Martian "I wasn't looking for WI j JIe0 nder or space probe safely at rest on a bun desert," said Mulch, but I should not ffect Its 1 200-pound min rocky, gentle slope of wt wasn'texpectlngtoseeao many e a crater. appeared to crater, flaborstory which is scinduled: sharp IOdtL to begin its llfe4eardthlg ex-, "said Dr. me second photograph, a pain.ds In about a Th Mutch head of the ma shot of entists said Friday. sweeping pi team hat new lures, "It's certainly a hole." Vikin ,' ,,.i,,,, i showed an uneven Ti Small "It really is Impressive," strongly resembled file area said Mutch, as the first, around the Viking I lander iously awaited photos arrived. some 4,000 miles southwest, "It's as exciting the second with several dips and rises, suggesting the Viking 2 Under As the first picture came may have touched down In a Mulch registered surprise at crater. Bill Boatner, left. manager of Zales in Sanford the large number of rocks in Ow JEWELER photographs were sent by Plaza, receives 20-year service pin from Earl Mc- scene. He and,. L?+ theTheUnder when It touched HONORED Clendon. district supervisor for Zoles Jlewelers. Viking scientists down Friday and tiny wm that Viking 2's landing am — Boatner has spent nine of those 20 years In Sanford. hI the mother ship. ________________________________________________ Utopia be filled with / School FLMIIX Near Crater Rests t •::. .. ;b?' + + Show - Ford ad ministration's chief economist now says It may be early 1977 before the nation's unemployment rate drops below 7 per cent, In part because more women are entering the labor force than were expected. Alan Greenspan, chairman of the President's Council of Economic Advisers, retreated slightly from earlier predictions after the Labor Department reported Friday that unemployment rose in August to 7.9 per cent, the third straight monthly Increase. WASHINGTON (AP) Probe .. 9"""WSW,500ort FL COUNTY COMMISSION FEDE F SEMIN LE I It Sanford/South Orlando/ Longwood 'Winter Park Orange City 1 De ____ D EM. - çâ - Remember to Vote Tuesday - '- - ' -1-' "Y �The Seminole Scene Even1ng,,,,7,,,,,,,, I 1.1 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. Area Cod. 3OS.ifl411 or CV!! 32771 Around Sunday, Sept. 5, 1976 -4A H WAYNE 0. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, Advertising Director Ii.'mr Delivery: Wftk, 55 vents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20; Year. *2*40. By Malt: In Florida same as home delivery. All ____ :, 0 MW mail: Month, $270; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. _____ Khadafy Risks New Bloodbath The Clock By AUDIE pjppjy The Lebanese may be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel In their long civil war. That cannot be said for the participants In the "other war" In the Middle East the stalemated one between the aos and While the fighting among Arabs In Lebanon clearly has taken some pressure off of Israel, for The last time we left TImothy Dooley, that 15.. Inch leprechaun who has been following me around for the last 2 years or so, he was sitting upon a coer In my kitchen, mlmchbtg a pilfered chicken leg and bemoaning the fact that he couhbt't use Joist Lalton's newspaper apace to to his dory. Well, he was persuaded to wait his torn, but he's impatient to get on with his Incredible tale, so PU t urn this column over to Tim: "Thank Ye. Mr. Murphy. And lflmayuy,j, it's about time you was lettin' me get on with my story. And If I may say so, I could've gotten darted Friday, If that editor of yours, Norm (hrin, hathft Waisted upon writing about the Important business of cancer research. By the way, I know you told me Mr. (tain came to to from Texas, bid you never told me what part of Ireland his folks came from. "And I doât that he Is Jewish Apache Indian, as you told me before. Really, Mr. Murphy, you must think I was born yesterday, Instead of 900 years ago, as Is the case. "Anyway. I was Just getting meseif prepared to tell the folks about how I came to find meseif In Seminole County. Well, It wasn't an easy path, I'll tell you that. I've been watching after the Murphy family fr ar.,at = years now, and It's always been a chaliengin' occupation, If I may say so. "Mere was times when I didn't know tfI could get your ancestors out of various scrapes or not. I mean, what with your folks agitatin' against the English landholders and ntnnln' off with whatever pretty girls they get their hands on, well, It was enough to drive any self.reapectln' leprechaun to drink, If you'll pardon the expression. Well, around the turn of the century I was lookin' after your grandfather, who was a wee babe at the time, and I figured the best thing to do was to get the Murphy clan out of Ireland, no I had a ship's ticket blown Into the hands of your great-grandfather, who happened to be layin' low for takin' potshots at some English lord. "So over the ocean we came, and it was a sickenin' experlen'e leavin' the Old Country, If I may say so. Then I sort of stayed around and did the best I could for your grandfather and your father. And you can Imagine my surprise when I came back 1s There No Balm In Skunkdom? Things are getting crasy. If you don't believe It, just hop on down toa loesi pub and glue your ear to some ypic,] con. variations. The things you might hear will cause you to stop and think. Like thelady who was elplalnlngtoher man that she asked her former boyfriend 1. to give her a dog for a present. He gave her a skunk Instead. After I bird Into peals of laughter at the thought of a skunk walking around behind the lady asa Pot I got a1min lecture onsk and on skunkdom. Can you believe It? Here's another priceless gem. One young mother refused to teach her two-year-old son to speak the ' English language. Why? "Because once you teach them to speak, they begin to talk back Pm never, never going to teach him to talk," site replied. Those are just two recent eiamples of why I, personally, think things are getting crazy. But you ought togoout on the town and see for yourself. Especially If you haven't been out for awhile.., Spending the time being, there is a new constellation of ,~ power emerging in the Arab world. One of the ascending stars, and an ominous one as far as peace is concerned, is Col. MuammarKhadajyof Libya. For many years the fanatical, unmpromzig eIent of th Arab cc against Israel has been personified in Yasir Arafat, the head of the Palestine Liberation Organization. Ills stature has been sharply reduced by the Syrian Intervention on the Christian side In Lebanon. The squelching of Arafat's power Is no defeat for Arab extremism, however. It Is riding high maybe higher In the young colonel who overthrew the monarchy in Libya seven years ago. Khadafy has sweeping visions of Arab conquest, and unlike Arafat, who needed the money and sponsorship of others to sustain his cause, the Ubyan visionary is using $7 billion a year in oil revenues to arm his own people and others, Antidote F ou n d - including Arafat's Palestinians. The menace which this could ultimately present to Israel is obvious. Whether it does so, however, may depend on the Arabs themselves whether Khadafy can use his money and arms to buy his way into greater power within the Arab - camp. The temptations are great, particularly for oil lets Syria and Jordan, who rely on outside aid for their military costs. Even the Russians are temp. ted by Khadafy, although they must surely recognize the danger he represents. He is now a cash customer for Soviet arms, and Libya could provide the Mediterranean foothold the Russians Inst In Egypt. ithadafy'Irnage,1wftht) Kórin tfl OeIthfld" anda riflein theother,has an appjtoMa bs who see the world as he does in siiilpIistic terms. If the threat he represents Is going to be checked, the responsibility lies with Arab leaders who can see the kind of bloodbath that lies at the end of the road for the Khadafy brand of politics. Khadafy has been the principal supplier of arms for the Moslem partisans in Lebanon. He been accused of organizing an attempted coup in Sudan, and of engineering an attempt to kill or kidnap the prime minister of Tunisia. He is accused of arming the Palestinians whose hijacking of an Israeli airliner ended at Entebbe, and those who attempted a later hijacking in Turkey. President Anwar Sadat of Egypt has called Khadafy a "madman." He sound a bit like one in his defense of terrorism at the summit of nonaligned nations in Sri Lanka recently. The alliance between Egypt and Sudan aimed at contaming Libyan pressure and subversion is a sign that some leaders in the Middle East and Africa are awake to the danger Ithadafy represents. But with others the flirtation goes on. How much Libyan mischief will it take to wake them up? . To Catch _A Thief I 11 i , ______ _______ ________ ____ _________ "Do you reaiiz,i whE you have there Is only on. 01 40 million handguns In cIrCt.'lalion?" ___ I ______~. •. .c,,, 1 - - Independent County Cemnilsalon Can- didate Tom Binford says the publication will be used In his race against Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway. At a recent hassle-the..candjdate session another commission candidate, Dan Dorfman, turned to a citizen and quipped, "I'd like you to meet 'Tom the Bugler." the Joist Birchor, just might emerge as the man for Chiles to beat. That little bit of news ought to prove mighty Interesting to County Corn. mI'sloner John Kimbrough, who, I might add, has bet me Grady will beat Qilles. If you think that's a sucker bet, remember Kimbrough Is the man who had me give him five to one odds on the Democratic Primary. I picked Jimmy Carter and came up with a winner. I hope the streak lasts, especially since I've got a second fiveipot bet with Kimbrough that Carter will but President Ford. I've got that same bet, except for just a few more dollars, with Ralph Ray, School Supt. Bud Layer's administrative assistant and the school system's bona tide, last remaining mid-Victorian. The "Binford Bugle" Is on the streets. The Same WASHINGTON When the Conference of 29 Communist and Workers' Parties of Europe met In June In East Berlin In what the New York limes editorially labeled "a triumphfor national Communism" the official Eurocommunlst line was laid down by, among others, Comrade Enrico Berlinguer, general secretary of the Italian Communist Party and Comrade Santiago Carrillo, Spain's head Red. Comra de Berllngtr characterized their get. together as "a free meeting among autonomous and equal parties, which does not seek to lay down guidelines for, or to bind, any of our par ties." Noting that In former years Moscow "war our Rome," Comrade Carrillo said this was true no more. "Today, we have become adults," he declared, adding: "We have Id the traits characteristic of a church." But the question arises: Is this really true? The answer Is no. A look at the complete text of the final conference document reveals that when the crunch came, despite all the speeches about the necessity for Individual European Cornmunast parties to think and express themselves freely, these parties all turned to the same page In the same hymnal and sang the same song. There were no minority reports. In fact, the final conference document arrived at ft emphasizes "on the basis of a political line worked out and adopted by every Party In complete independence," adheres strictly on every Issue to the Soviet Communist - - - I - (/ efforts to help regardless of the reason. History will tell you that is nation Is judged On Its ability to core for Its needy. It seems just about everyone, with the possible exception of the county commission, knows that. Since this column began by talking about how crazy things are getting and ends talking about welfare programs, It's only fitting to mention something that Is both crazy and is also a social program. It's the ever-current SEEDCO-Sentinel Star hassle. SEEDCO President Horace Orr Is fighting for his life, and the entire scenario has become absurd, In short -crazy. If Orr's doing anything wrong, let the government find It out and make corrections. But to tire sal salvo of adverse criticism at the agency and its Operations doesn't make any sense. It doesn't make any sense because nothing is all good, or all bed. Not Orr. Not SEEDCO. Not you. Not me. Not anything. I'd like to see just one article that said something positive about SEEDCO: It would reaffirm my faith In certain segments of the news media. I know that Orr Is not the absolute Bogeyman he's been made Out tobe. Like Isald: nothing Is all good, and nothing Is nfl Evening Herald. Sinford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 5, D7-5A - - • . - - --. On Sept. 14, the county commission will reconsider a $20,000 request from the Seminole Community Action Inc. First commissioners, In their Infinite wisdom, chopped the request, but then after certain commissioners were shown how the money Is spent, they reconsidered and now say they will grant the request. Maybe someday Seminole County will grow up and learn that some social Programs are beneficial. It doesn't make anyone a "hard guy" just to say he's against social programs. The Sanford agency, by the way, rims a $300,000-a-year program which benefits migrants, emergency food programs, a community cannery, and others. In short, It helps those who, because they're not up to par, are unable to help themselves. There are a lot of reasons for not being up to par. One Is mental; a second Is physical, but Intelligent society will make o j c#A OPINION - I - ,- New Inspector By Harold Blumenfeld - Ordinance Weighed Judicial Candidates Face Quandary One of the major complaints heard from merit selection and retention of judges for Judicial candidates during this "Friendly many years. Season" has been the problems of ethical campaigning, particularly the distressing Reforms of this sort are supposed to take situation of having to raise the funds the politics out of the Judiciary, just as Donna Estes necessary to operate a successful camtagging judicial candidates non-partisan PaiWL rather than Democrat or Republican was In addition, the judicial candidates have to eliminate politics. But, please permit said their contests hold little glamour or me to doubt. Interest In the eyes of the voters. Many of __________________________ It would be nice If one could believe that the candidates believe that the election Amendment 2 proposes adoption of this because a person Is a lawyer he has taken system for judges Is outmoded and In fact system for Florida's 32 appellate Judges. If on the characteristics of true-blue lionnot the best way to select persons to sit on It passes, appellate Judges will no longer dy, Integrity and Impartiality especially the bench. rim for reelection when their terms expire. where the selection of Judges Is concerned. After all, what can a judicial candidate Instead the name of each Judge will But, more likely, lawyers are human Just 1. promise the voters? He can't promise a appear alone on the ballot where voters like the rest of us. new road or lowir taxes—and how does will decide "Yes" or "No" on the question The Watergate scandals and the recent the average citizen judge the competence of whether that Judge should remain In charges of illicit sex laid at the doorstep of or qulfIcatIons of a person who proposes office. at least one lawyer member of Congress If a judge receives a "yes" vote he will tobea judge? indicate attorneys may be even more ',b At least when the candidates for the remain in office for another term when he human than the average man. udlcIary ran under a political party label will again submit his name to the voters. A One thing for certain, the new method (now they are all tagged non-partisan) negative vote will put the Judge out of will eliminate the requirement that tIey had the various party organizations office, creating a vacancy on that court. Judicial candidates subject themselves to The vacancy will be filled through the working for them and the voter could to a a popularity contest with the voters. Their merit selection system already In popularity Instead will be judged by that degree determine their philosophy. The Florida Bar Association's Young existence for filllng Judicial vacancies In smaller branch of the electorate the Lawyer Section Board of Governors has the state. legal community. Under this selection system a nineestablished Itself as a speakers bureau on the subject of judicial merit retention In member judicial nominating commission At least half the candidates whose an effort to promote passage of Amend- of Lawyers and laymen makes recom- names now appear on the ballot for the mendations to the governor, who appoints Sept. 7 first primary election will be ment 2 In the Nov, 2 election. Judicial merit retention Is a method of one of the nominees to the vacant eliminated by late Tuesday night when the retaining judges In office on the basis of Judgeship. returns come In. The Florida Bar leaders and a majority merit rather than on the outcome of While many candidates are very up and of Its 20,000 members have supported the confident of victory, others are bone weary contested elections. - - Clubs Fill Many Needs The Sanford Connection Parties And Politics - Party line. - - - N and express bitterness that those friends In politics whom they have helped for years have not come through when they were needed. Some smell defeat and refuse to admit It even to themselves. The only sign Is the haunted look that comes Into their eyes. Politics can be a heart-breaking business. Even sadder than the voter disenchanted with the election process and Politicians In general Is the candidate who threw his hat into the political arena believing that although he couldn't save the world, he could at least tight one candle In Seminole County. And Instead of finding persons flocking tO his banner,be found that few had to help put up political posters, or to fold literature and Stuff envolopes. And fewer still could be found to dona te a buck tothe cause. The respect In which GOP candidates from around the state hold the Sanford Republican Women's Club was evident by the attendance at the women's Elephant Stampede held at the Central Florida Zoo. Not only were local candidates on hand to state their views on the Issues, but also present were Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins; U.S. senatorial candidates, Dr. John Grady and State Sen. Walter Sims; and Curtis Sears of Brevard County, who Is running for the Florida Senate seat currently held by Democrat John Vogt. - • Controls - Not 'AI ork Ifl their resistance to Communist domination) and in t he ir st ruggle for peaceful and democratic development of their countries. In the various analyses of the Eurocom munist Conf erence, much has been made of the g remarks of those leaders, who called for "doing q# their own thing WASmNGTON_OnanJgidInJune,ay the shore and to pick up (some).. .meat." own way" while eschewing spending Isexpectedsoonto hit a mlnu-ooggflng theruleofonepatheir rt y. But this is not tho first time little freighter steamed toward the Egyptian But Instead of beef, the crewmen picked up $1 trillion a year. The explosion of greenbacks is that this has happened. coast and anchored at a lonely spot beyond four nylon bags packed with grade 0pf Alexandria. Suddenly, out ofthe b6 kn on t unm leaves mere wa.s enough opium In the four sacks to in a windstorm, Seven years ago in Moscow, at a World shore, a blue light blinked, produce more than 11 million worth of heroin . communist Conference, this meeting's final The Treasury Dcpartrnent has begun an Rzpni1ng Ic, the iIgual, two huddled figures Once the contraband do ment cu was smuggled declar aboard, heroic ed: "All parties have equal e th effort, nevertheless, to figure slipped over the ship's side into a rowboat. Then sooty little freighter headed for the rendezvous how much America owns and owes out exactly rights. There Is no leading center of International four heavy nylon bags were lowered carefully off the Egyptian It will be the coast. Communism Each party. works out Its own first complete federal financial statement Into the boat. me two men rode silently toward The Egyptian authorities r ecovered 270 history, an ant bed of fig policy In full independence, determines the is the eerie, bl ue light. ures that supposed to di pounds of opium, which was washed ashore from be ready for r el ease early rectio ns, forms and methods of struggle." hi 197& As they approached the crashing surf, a huge the capsized rowboat. This seizure, according to calculate America's assets and liabilities, wave gave the boat a mighty heave. "Not far Decades earlier, many Communist leaders e Intelligence report, "is the largest In the theTo th Treasury will rely heav ily upon the fIsh opcnly made this same point about from shore," relates an Intelligence report, "the .aJ the need for area In the past five years." More information provided by the various government separate rowboat was swamped by a high wave and Alexandria roads to Communism. In an address to Important, It Is evidence that Turkish opium, In agencies. But government aduitors are ajj the Workers Party Congress (Communis in sank." large quantities, Is finding its way Into the illegal that the info rmation may be faulty. February of 1946, Bulgaria's greatest CornOne crewman was drowned; the other world market. munist hero, Georgi Dlniltrov, declared: Under struggled, gasping, to the beach. He was picked federal law, each agency must submit America's own Drum Enforcement regular financial reports to the Treasury and the up later by Egyptian authorities as he stumbled Administration, in an unpublished "The crux of the matter, and we Marxists assessment, agency along the shore. His astonishing dory cast doubt has agreed with head must make certain that the reports should know this well, Is this: every nation will on a United Nations report that was issued a controls worked the United Nations Turkish are accurate. Yet the General Accounting Office effect Its tran reasonably well thisthat sition to socialism not by a mappast year. has warned month afterward. It could also mean sober news But the DEA that only "a small number" of these ped-out route, not exactly as In the Soviet questioned whether Turkey Un1on,'J for the United States. reports are audited. be able to police the 117,200 acres, almostwould but by Its own road, dependent on Its historical, triple A UN mission reported In July that Turkey's the last crop, which has been authorized for 1976. A GAO repo rt, intended for official eyes only, national, social and cultural circumstances." effort to contain and control Its opium harvest UnfortuJy, the question cunnc be an. declares that the agenci es review their ac' In June of 19*, the German CmmunLst "de finitely works." The Turk.s held the opium swered until April, IST7. By that time, the heroin counting syst ems only sporadically and fail to Party Issued an "Inaugural Proclamation," that cultivation to 43,400 acres. me crop was asp. could be on Its way to the streets of America. emphasize audits of the financial reports. dates, In part: posed to be used strictly f medical p poses, Almo c tainly, this would lead to an epidemic The confidential rz. or ur st er 'mayor producing codeine for mild medicines and of new addict& "We take the view that the method of rndefi ciencies in acCowithig procedures morohlne as a pain killer. the Sovi et system on Germany would be Posing Footnote: Under the prodding of Rep. Lester 5traSS3 the need for "tho rough" and "accurate" w rong , since this method does not corres Bid the seaman's story, told to Egypt's top Wolff, D.-N.Y., and others, the Uni pond to udits. pfe5(y n o of development In narcotics official, Brig. Gen. Mamdouh Zaki, brought pr esstjre on Tujkey a deci ted States a co diti ns Gerde ago to ban KUWAITI QUIZ: A Kuwaiti lmpressarj) many." I raises questions about the effectiveness of the opium growing. Turkish farmers raised such a named Sharif Alami soon will arrive In this Turkish coidroLt A U.S. narcotics aged was howl that a controlled crop has been authorized, country to study American quiz shows. The state In November of 1944, Erm Gero, later to Invited to participate In the Interrogation. Now Wolff has taken over the cbalrmna.iihip of De portmen t has lined up a sched ule of shows for become First Secretary Hungary's CornThe seams,, told how the TwkL'th freighter the new }Iouae Select Narcotics Committee. His hun to observe. munist Party, observed: made an unscheduled stop at the Turkish fl order of business will be to study the h Perhaps there may soon be Kuwa iti versions "The Russian people ha ve found the road to Pad of kimtalya. According to a narcotics In- creased Turkish opium harvest, of "L&, Make a Deal," 'l'he 13)000 Pyramid" the country's salvation telligence report, "the captain ordered the FISCAl. ac cording to its own Federal, state and local and the "New Treasure Hunt." For prizes, 'crewmen) to procee*i hi a rowboat to a point on budget, are CHAOS: the specific Cltcwntjes As for us, almo out of control. Government Kuwaitis might we have to st offer oil wells. find out' own path applicable to our conditions." _ - Remains - OJDI urn it provides to police departments, but one of Its projects has paid offIn spades.Its "Operation Sting" has been luring thieves Into trying to sell stolen goods to fences who are reall y policemen or BERRY'S WORLD The Idea Is not a new one, having been ioneered In private Industry and first proposed i U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles has offered to debate his Republican challenger, whoever that might be. Some Florida columnists are predicting Dr. John Grady, On the Mideast, the withdrawal of Israeli Congress back In 1972 by the U.Chamber I found a new word, gerontophobla, in my of Qta troops from all Arab territory occupied slnce This loneliness and depression Is felt more Commerce. But now It would be embodied is a newspaper which I couldn't find In my dic. men and women who have recently lost a spouse by l7 called for. "Outside Interference" In this law, known as the Government Economy and tloitary. The paper (The Miami Herald) defines Before loneliness becomes a regular pattern of area Is denounced and the Palestinian people are Spending Reform Act of 1976, being pushed by It as a "mild neurosis brought on by the dread of said to have a "legitimate right" to their own the declining years it must be stopped. Older national state. Sen. Edmund S. Muskie, DMe., and cop. old age." It's a good description of what may be persons require attention and help, but they, sponsored by some 50 other senators. In the the most debilitating malady for many in the Support for the Communist-dominated themselves, must become Involved and reach House more than 1 0 mem bers are sponsoring Aging population, People's Republic of Angola Is called for. out to others similar legislation. The release of all "Chilean patriots" and Golden Age Clubs are a way of life for Poor finances and health are ry older "derats" Imprisoned by the "facid junta" Is Like the perennial subject of tax reform, zero- problems for many who are growing older. But people In most parts of the country, churches, urged, as Is the Immediate end to all acts of based budgeting may be a will of the wisp. Its loneliness and depression are being recognized synagogues and community centers.InAnd they terror and reprisal being perpetrated against supporters agree that a thorough-going review of as probably the word of all the maladies of are one of the best ways to become involved and "Communists and other democrats" In,J federal spending would be a massive job, but say elderly. Emotional needs are perhaps greater chase away loneliness. A few energetic citizens U rug uay. Paraguay, Guatemala, and a number it could be done on a staggered basis over a than physical needs. A helping hand Is needed can organize one in your community. of other Latin American countries period of several years, as has been proposed in and we can volunteer our services to The clubs offer a variety of activities Northand Korea Is supported In Its "struggle the not-unrelated matter of reforming the better life for someone. A dedication tomake a arts and crafts, lectures, cultural and for peaceful democratic reunification of the others educational courses, movies, dances, card g011's regulatory agencies, will be rewarding for ourselves, country." playing and bingo. Most activities are set Also, the process would be aided by a self- Old people think they are not wanted. They feel free, with a small fee paid for some enStrict dest ruct mechanism built Into the plan. That Is, neglected by children who live In distant cities or tertalnment and trips. In our area, and this U.S. trade compliance Is demanded with the embargoes Imposed on "racist spending programs would automatically ter- are too busy to spend much time with them. They applies to other neighborhoods, free buses are regimes." All states should sever relations with minate at a given date unless Congress, after miss the comradeship of former neighbors OF provided by the local Extension Home South Africa and all arms shipments to this review, decided otherwise. people with whom they worked before Economics Service for special trips or outings. country should be halted. Call It zero-based budgeting or a sunset law retirement. They no longer are breadwinners. Some clubs offer a hot lunch at small cost for on federal spending, something has to be done They y have no goals, no purposes. They just don't members The peoples of Vietnam, Laos, and Kamwho don't bri ng a box l unch or who lest Topey eat us out of house and home. have anything to do. puchea (Cambodia) should all be supported In don't go home to eat. their endeavors to repair the damage suffered by themnln'lhe war of aggression" (in other words, JACK ANDERSON The Law Enforcement &tItance AdmInIstratIon has been under fire for not accomplishing enough with the federal grants federal agents. In Washington. D.C., for Instance, the phony fences paid out $154,000 to buy various loot and wound U makIng300 arrests with the recovery of$3, million stolen property. Qiminals might Outsmart the best detective but they have a weakness for money. Which leads to the notion that some of the millions LEM has been doling out In grants might better be used for posting rewards In the frontier tradition. Mike then generous enough and some of the more avaricious fugitives might not be able to resist the temptation to turn themselves In. — - - Party Line - . __ I Once breathed Into life, federal programs, Tøy, just grow. And grow. And grow. In the past 10 years, federal spending has g iso per cent, but revenues are up only 130 per cent. Annual deficits have risen from $36 In Racal 1* to nearly $70 billion In 1976. The national debt currently amounts to more than $9,X0 for every household In the country. There are all kinds of reasons for this, not least of which Is the public's demand for more and more government services (but not higher taxes to pay for them), But another, which has been receiving creasing attention, Is the fact that In preparing the vastly complicated federal budget every Year, the mod Congress isusuafly able todoIs focus at the Increases invariably requested by Me goverrment's multitude of departments and agencies. Rarely does It demand justification of a program bell, or Inquire whether It Is serving its Intended purpose, or whether Its results have been worth Its cods, or whether It Is overlapped or duplicated by some other program. Lately, however, a lot of people have been talking about administering an antigrowth hormone to our federal Topay In the form of something called "zero-based budgeting." Under uedbudgdlng,Co would t0mu1 all aspects of a spending fran Program scratch,' not merely requested - I. ~e , JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. CUSTOMS CM ECI( LUGGAGE OT0 1 - DON OAKLEY vvf 0 from my 20-year-long vacation, which our leprechaun union allows us every hundred years, and found I had another red.halred Murphy to take care of - namely yourself. "So there I was, and there you were. And we've been together ever since, although you didn't know about It. I even went to Vietnam with you — Oh, yes, don't look so surprised. Who do ye think It was that pushed you Into that ditch when that enemy mortar rearranged the landscape In your Immediate vicinity? I know you thought you hipped, but ltwas me, I can assure ye. "And now I've decided to do what Ican to help you In your career as a journalist. And I may be a help. Just think, when Mr. Hattaway talks to Mr. Freeman, I may be there listenin'. And the next time SEEDCO Is burglarized, I may be there watchin.' And the next time God talks with Dr. Grady, I'll do me best to be on hand. "So I hope to make myself useful. Just one more thing, Mr. Murphy, and no blarney now, is there really such a thing as a Jewish Apache?" . . . . Henry H. Bliss, a 6$-year-old real estate broker, stepped out Into a New York City street in l9 and —lnani,d_ became the first recorded traffic fatality in the U,ilted States. In the fl years since then, nobody h come up with an answer to the everyday confrontation between people on foot and people behind the wheel of 3,000-pound Jacqueline Dowd r -- But Sanford's city commissioners will proposal Includes no recommendation for have to try. the do wntown area, mostly because of e At their next meeting, the corn- city's potential liability In case of an th acmissloners will probably be discussing a ddent In the public right of way. pr-cposed change In city laws that would U, for example, a pedestrian tripped loosen current restrictions on outside over a merchant's display on the sidewalk displays of merthandie. And the problem he could sue the city as well as the merInvolves the downtown sidewalks. chant. The problem brought up by a down- But the planning and zoning commission town businessman a month or so ago Is didn't want to close the doors to special easily resolved everyihere In the city but events like SlSTEBs annual sidewalk downtown, sale. So outside merchandise displays may The city's planning and zoning coin- be allowed In the downtown area with mission has come up with a recommended special permission as long as the change to the present law, which prohibits sidewalk area available to pedestrians is outside displays of merchandise within 50 not reduced below a specified wi dth. feet of the public right of way except It's a tangled situation and comments or with special permission from the city suggestions would be welcomed at the next commission, meeting of your city commission Sept. The recommendation which was 13 at 8 p.m. Presented to the commissioners at their last meeting would reduce the distance City commissioners discussed the 1o9 feet, which is also how far signs must problem of "misplaced" election cam. be from the right of way. paign signs at their last meeting. But that won't help downtown The city has several rules about where businessmen much, because In most cases the signs can be placed if you violate the public right of waythe street and the rulesyoube notifiedbut by sidewalk ends at the building line. So no you have 30 days to remove the city that offending room Is left for outside displays. sign. The memo from city building official Bill The primary election Is, of course, next Braceland which outlines the 9-foot Tuesday... - - - - - - - - - Chalk Talk: Education I t The oviedo High Th'i'ghwSlapper There was a wave of jokes that went around a few years ago which were funny because they involved giving the answer to a riddle first, then revealing the question. You know the ones Answer: He shot down 13 Messerschmltts (World War II German fighter planes). Question: Why was Hans Weiner. schnitzel kicked out of the German Luftwaffe? (Well, they couldn't all be funny.) They're a little out of vogue now, which qualifications and experience to top, but I Is too bad, because there Is a situation Stone apparently had the answer. right here In Seminole County that lends Teaching French and Spanish In Mrs Itself perfectly to the punchline first-buildirst-build Edwards' place when classes opened Aug. up second format. 30 was a 23-year-old woman from It's the case of Carol Edwards, the Massachusetts with a bachelor's degree 3 Oviedo High School teacher whose con- and two years of classroom experience. tract was not recommended for renewal In She was appointed by the school board on 1976-77 because her principal, Keith Stone, Aug. 11, which makes it look like Stone said he hoped to find a better qualified or wasn't exactly holding her in reserve Just mcre experienced teacher. waiting for a chance to bring her In. That's the pwmchline. The hilarious part Records are not yet back from is comparing Mrs. Edwards' professional Tallahassee on the new Instructor's cerdossier and recommendations with the tification, but Informed sources say she reasons listed for not placing her on may not be certified In both French and "tenure" (continuing contract status) and Spanish. Say she Is that still leaves her the way things actually worked out. with only half the versatility Mrs. Mrs. Edwards, at the time her contract Edwards has. lapsed, had three years of teaching behind Asked what would be needed to make a her in Seminole County and another year teacher better qualified than Mrs. at the Royal Thai Military Academy In Edwards, Seminole School Supt. William Bangkok, Thailand, plus extensive long- P. (Bud) Layer said, "Well, It could be term substituting experience at a well- certif ied areas, more college hours, better known Hawaiian prep school and at rapport with Students. It's something that Oviedo. can't be put on a scale of one-two-threeMrs. Edwards was certified In Florida to four." teach French, Spanish and English and Does that mean intangibles are Inwas working toward a master's degree In volved? business administration by attending "Oh, heavens, yes," Layer replied. Florida Technological University (FTU) "Always. There are value Judgments on at night. She now has received that degree, the part of the administrator as to how a tacking "business" onto the list of subjects teachcr can function in a given situation." In which she holds state certification. Okay. Certified areas we've dealt with. These may sound to some like tough With respect to college hours, Flu - - required Mrs. Edwards to amass 45 hours of graduate credit to earn her master's diploma. The fact Is that she currently holds 72 hours of graduate credit, close to twice what the university demands. But that apparently Is not enough for the county school board. Well, how about rapport with students" There are plenty of examples of people who look like Clark Kent unveiled on paper but who tend to fizzle when placed in a clinical or classroom situation. When she appeared before the school board May 19 to publicly protest her Predicament, Mrs. Edwards was supported by a crowd of more than 100 teachers, students and parents. One of her students presented a petition signed by 364 other students In support of Mrs. Edwarts' position. And a multi-sport Oviedo letterman told the panel that as an athlete he, too, sided with Mrs. Edwards, one of his former Instructors. And now for that humorous part, If you're not rolling in the aisle already. When Mrs. Edwards first taught 't Oviedo on a long-term basis, it was because the school administrators came to her In desperation and asked her to help them out. They had a remedial mathematics class loaded with chronic underachievers which had led to on-thespot resignations by two male Instructors and had caused several substitutes to declare that they would never again set foot In that classroom, Although Mrs. Edwards was then attending classes full-time at FTU, two of her children were enrolled at Oviedo and she was doing substitute teaching there when she could. As we already know, she was not certified to teach mathematics but Still they sought her help. Why? Becau$e she was so low on - - - OUR READERS WRIT qualtftcation, tangible or Intangible, that she was not worth being retained as a tenured teacher? And after Mrs. Edwards took the Job, handled the class, struggled through nine weeks of what she terms "unbelievable" experiences with 35 unmotivated, rowdy 13-l5-year-olds guess what happened? She proved herself so thoroughly Incompetent that they asked her back. They wanted her to do it again, for a full y ear this time. But she politely declined, pointing out that the class was not In her field of concentration (and not bothering to mention that when you survive a Jump with a faulty parachute, you don't turn right around and take it back up again). - So the administrators promptly arranged to put her under annual contract to teach in the Language arts department. And by the time the 1975-76 academic year began, she had become assistant chairman of that department the largest in the school was planning the language curriculum for the institution, was preparing lesson schedules for five classes of her own and was teaching out of at least 10 textbooks every day. This Included one situation where she handled three different foreign language classes simultaneously in a single room, overseeing more than 90 students In all. Mrs. Edwards did "a good Job" In the classroom, but her extra-curricular Involvement was weak, Stone proclaimed later. This was despite the fact that Mrs. Edwards had volunteered in writing to coach tennis and swimming and was ccsponsor of the school's Largest club. Which brings the story to the brink of Its next hilarious twist, but to give everyone' s sides a humane rest let's postpone It until next week. - - Rate Hikes Reminder Editor: As a federal employee. I am prohibited by the Hatch Act from participating In partisan politician activities; however, we can speak on the Issues. Incidentally, I think the Hatch Act Is a very necessary Law. It was the present Board of County Commissioners In Its capacity as County Utilities Commission which failed to respond to a General Waterworks rate increase request. This failure to act resulted in an exorbitant rate being effected by default. This, of course, led to two more rate increases when the City of Casselberry bought the system. (Try to get some stranger to believe you have had three rate increases with no "olce In the matter!) Belatedly the 8CC decided to get out of U* rate-setting business and get Into the utility-owning business. I suppose the Board does deserve some credit. The fiasco spurred Eastbrook residents to form a Civic Association which in turn deserves our gratitude for turning back an obvious move toward annexation by "taxless" Casselberry. W. E.Groce Winter Park P. S. Ed Pnckett is great!! Accusations Criticized Editor: I have just finished reading the political insert placed in your newspaper. II Mr. Townley Is the Godfearing man he claims, then why Is he saying these things about Congressman Chappell' Why doesn't he check the facts' He dated that on July 4th Mr. Qiappeil was cavorting with an Arab oil shiek at the Daytona Speedway. I can tell you, as can several thousand people in Deltona, that he was judging a July 4th parade and dedicating a new 'ibrary and I can tell you he was sweltering just like the rest of us. I also know that he was "cavorting" with several hundred Congressional Medal of Honor recipients at the Daytona Speedway. Mr. Townley implied that Congressman Chappell is only corn- for-table with "big money" people. Well, I can tell you that he has never seemed uncomfortable with me and I'm an Army widow, living on a small V.A. pension. Since when is compassion a sin to a Godly man' Mr. Chappell's refusal to censure or judge Rep. Bob Sikes was an act of compassion for a friend. I can attest to his kindness. During his first term in Congress, I had a personal Problem that was brought to his at- tention by his Daytona Beach aide, Mary Jo Stansfleld. He called me from his home in Washington not his office, but his home, to offer me assistance. I did not know him personally at that time. - Townley's mudslinging is worse than Mr. Honey's. At least, Bone) doesn't claim to be a "Godly" man Carolyn Denham Deltona �FL hsy. Sipti, flU Vie VVORLD H _ their jj liming Seminole Carried more weight p ,)j tertwo clays • math — w the selection Of the occup Of the date attaneys offlee for the 18th J' In both elections, Herring, the Republican ctmihent, lost Brevard Coy while carrying Seminole substantially, thus winning Offtc Currently, revar III#A voters to Seminoles 1, a little more f' e comm1 a1 cenr 0 uu coas Riot-control forces fired birthhot and teargas grenades Friday to break up group marching and demonstrating against So Africa 's apartheid system of separation of races Doens Of ns ded and them were unconfirmed reports that one Youth s killed when police fired on a crowd of stonethrowlng demonstrators outside a colored" school. Mexican Peso Devalued t'VTfli I'!" A , rn*w %1II (AP) — meuco s peso devaluation will make Acapulco and other tourist centers less expensive for Americans, but the Mexicans themselves are in for some beittightening as the Country rides out the roughest recession it has faced people for his sentencing policies. Cheshire said he began he 9d Out Of law °' ol prosecution work, going directly into the office. He said he stayed in criminal work ai has been a trial lawyer. "I feel I have served my apprenticeship the 18th circuit, gaining perlence and knowledge and now I am ready to offer my services as state attorney," he said. Lykkebsk says he is young, qualmed and experienced and offer In M and again in im CAPE TOWN, South A frica (Al') chaos 0 city. ____ Wrtr By DONNA ESTES South Africa Riots Prompt Police Alert bu crowds since World War 11. The devaluation is expected to mean that the peso will drop from its previous fixed rate of 12 per U.S. dollar to about 20 to the dollar. It will probably cut a tourist's typical hotel bill from $32.to $2o. But for the Mexicans, prices for clothing, furniture, cars, appliances and other consumer i tems already have gone up 14 to 30 per cent as merchants to recover from the rising prices of Imported goods. Monday it 7:38 p.m. In Oviedo, but woe in wider county and city employes will enjoy a holiday Monday, on Labor which will meet Wed.. aesday at 7:38 p.m. In. stead. There will be no garbsge co lea Monday most Africa has been at least temporarily upstaged by a surprise summit of black African leaders, including the heads of revolutionary Day. A nother ezceptloi will be the voler which will be busy prep.iIn for Tnesdsy 5 PntmuTydecUSIL In Sanford the city MU will be desed, bd them will be refuse coHedisa As usuaL 111 C h1 tamonte Spriags, Casselberry, Lake Mary, Ungw..d, Oviad., and Winter springs. There will be a council meeting gro ps. Kissinger was sch eduled to meet here Saturdaywith Brit ish Foreign Secrets Anthony Crosland, and later in Switzerland with South African Prime Minister John Vorster, to discuss the worsening racial confrontations In Rhodesia and South-West Africa. P TAL NOTES SUMO, a girl, osteen Sanford: Florence Byrne Fncoeur Catherine Hibberd George LAttletion Carolyn McClanahan Ernmer Roberson Mary Spivey Bertha Stanley pji Chester Carpenter, DePrv ' Ada Stephens, De Julia Woodard. Dod Donna Haws, Deltona Shawn Evans Geneva Clara Mathes,n Lake Mary Bm Mr. & Mrs. Roger (Mary) Splwak, a boy, DeBary Mr. & Mrs. Charles (Unda) DCHARGES Sanford: Johnnie Mae Clark George Gordon Eva Gustabon Darrick Mayes JoSie Moody Florence Misc Stanley Potter James Rbley Shirley Ryan Frederick Thompson Riths Whitten Ham Frfts,Desa Hard Barone, Deltona 0uia Ro nd Lachapelle, Deltona la Sidney Linen, Deltona Fronk Stein, like Helen Jauellne Ackerman, Like 'Z) T .. .. Sutton robbed nearly 100 elated with my robberieL 7bey it "But I have to walk so much that one or two banks and dale dose in ii lived them vicariously, weeks later I'd be out looking ginlilerlY." said Saft at break- million and did It with unique E21pedally poor people. for the ned job. But to me the faaL "Circumstances can be damaging." dorethey cpej s all. j dream or two. And these people The winnings. Me looking at a K pouch-eyed, crinkly face moruing, disguised as a dream brWKmd In the telling. There polloeman or a firernan or a * frorn a about inheriting money bank was like some other guy wealthy uricle or finding looking at a beautiful woman. I quality to Sutton; his graying At Diamond Store, our diamonds are bought direct from then cut and mounted w kro The result? Exceptional diamonds'exceptional values. He changed his appearance off a truck. And they think that Willie has been out of jail banks have a 1t of money and since 1969, even though he had are blood suckers. Maybe been sentenced the last time to they'd be bank robbers too if over 100 years. A lawyer named they more courage — or Ka th arine Bitsesdlviseda Intelligence." brilliant plan using the reversal . Ulle puff of his Of one CsetoCk or oms. ." Trees ELECT BOB •L ç. Stude Instead of monuments —1 1 carat 4ro 14 t oId, $1150 Francis I Coleman — I _____ Zales Revolving Charge • Zales Custom Charge BankAmericard • Master Charge. Amencan Espress Diners Club • Carte Blanche • Liyaway Non Part SCHOOL BOARD ftl adv od for by o Cee t ne YO (Iunter Dist. COUNTY COMMISSION Pd I . Pad for by Camp Trees 0 At McDonald's (& we do it all for you T.m. and to prove It, we're offering our delicious Big Mac TM. FREE when you buy one. Bring a friend or the family any day thru Sun,, Sept. 19 and redeem the coupon below. m. LFS DO IT RIGIff THIS TIME -VOTE SEPT. 7 HEY KIDSI DON'T FORGET OUR MCDONALDS PLAYGROUND, The bearer of this coupon is entitled to _______ One FREE Big Mac T.M. with the purchase of One Big Mac. Only one coupon per customer, please. Offer Valid only through Sept. 19, 1976 U _ • /\ DEMOCRAT Other Solitaire Diamonds From $l.00 up Cam Trees WILLIE SUTTON JLITIIIWLL COUNTY COMMISSIONER Paid political ad by Campaign Treasurer U 904 Orlando Drive. DISTRICT 1 • • • •• •• • •• • - - nslbI ' Crashes In Storm PONTA DELGADA, Azores tails were not Immediately (AP) — A plane carrying 60 available. Venezuelan air form cadets The crash Occurred shortly to Cbun crashed ide Friday shortly after the center of Hurricane after Hurricane Emmy Emmy had skirted to the north drenched At of the island chain, a Port lead24 persons were killed, gnese possession In the mid-At. rescue Officials said. Lantic about 1,000 miles south. aircraft burd into flgmes w of bon. Weather offiafter ft mashed the gr cials said w1nthwere oniy several hundred yards ji0f erateand theystedt a U.S. air base on Terceira poor visibility may have caused island, the officials said. the crash. : i ITH - ,., .. - the weakening storm fall below 74 miles an hour, Emmy will be Sunday's downgraded to a tropical storm. - . (' A . , •) HE RT " ' 1 • :. This county needs a COMMissioner who knows county govern. ment and what needs to be done. I served o terms as your f - With your help we can restore responsibility to the county commission Please give me your vote and support in the Democratic primary on September 7, 1976. -% LW I Friends helping friends. That's how we feel about our services. until 1971, providing effectiveness and efficiency in government, I ask to serve you ' p.m. C ii Commissioner leadership and common sense to make Seminole County a better place to live. Now, after seeing years of decreasing •: I I - ' "working" County Pd Pal. Adv. by Jack Greene, Treas. ' This county needs leadership to assure efficient government services, proper land use, environmental protection, drainage and water conservation, and traffic movement solutions without more and more taxes. ________ U*Se CONGRESS - 5th DIST* DEMOCRAT — mission The upcoming County Commissioners' election is an unusually important one because the issues are so clear: the ineffective administration o. county government, ac Or common sense decisions on county business, and the complete loss of control of county expenditures. (Up from $6 million to $18 million in iust six years.) - They said rescue operations Cmmy's highest were continuing. Further winds were 75 miles an hour whenft hit theres wherejt made first landfall after roaming the Open AtlantIc for . 61 IcA Robert 1. Brisson L.F.D. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME P •- , - • 4 1 905 Laurel Avenue Sanford, Florida - 322-2 131 I FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Joe Knowles %III act idy ANJ .. .-- f r conhtruclIbcly fCprCseni jy b, I U U I"t Good only at The Diamond Store Odt 7 DO Sasy's high It low 79. Tdershowers likely, JESSEO.CRs Bay; one daughter, Christine, mostly Sanford; one sister, Mrs. evening hours. Variable VLrl~Poovery, Jesse 0. Crews, 49, of 1215 S. am cloudiness and continued Oak Ave., Sanford, died Friday one brother, John Crews, hamld. Highs in low W Iowa in at 9 p.m. Born In West Point, Glenwood, Ark. the 7k. Variable winds ii Miss., he had lived in Sanford m.p.b. an Funeral services for put16yean. He JNDA ES Monday at Sanford afroonditioningmechanic He Daytows Beach: high 1:12 atten.led Sanford Christian Christian MWLmuu7 Alliance Missionary Alliance Church. He Church, with Rev. Blair &nL1 1:44 P-111L, low 12:10 LUL Port Canaveral: high was 8 WOrW War H vder~m McGAMY Officiating. Burial low 06 8 1-101L 'elil be in Evergreen cametcr Bayport high 1248 a.m. Rita; two sons, Steven. Briuon Funeral Home is 12.83 p.m., law 1:17 a.m., 7:$ Sanford, and Robert, Palm handli nt - -_ -. V enezuelan Airplane AREA DEATHS i s ___________ _____ WEATHER ng arrangeme ,. j) I think a lot Of people were life. I enjoyed everything about : Win. ____ Buy une - away In Oviedo. Vehicle in spection statism will be dosed as ieW all driver's license OfficeL County school offices aslif all the schools in W county will be dosed Monday. Rub and post offim WID be closed, as win be many super markets. Departmeat stores such as Penney's and Zayre pin to remain OPM For Willie Sutton y. Ask Georie C. Hearn I I who dOFbyCp Glory. MA _ DIAM, '. Fl. Sunday, 5.0. S.1"6.—?A 41r sUcks cut from behirld his with hair N PrAUL on and elevator sh0eL No one was ever shyly. His Moe eyes, tho he retains his native ugh, I' ve$ now In N8r4nOnYM1tY in "Don't I know" you -fnm He th Florida ° 1 RicanUy Willie Sutton, the Be. are a dIng. WSfld. a ewheres?" said the the bsnk employes into a legendary bank robber now 75 In nice M for be He d a isgend l banks, but "Vegas? The Ca' said tie and nice sport calmness ("Relax, folks, it'i Jesse James, "ft's ridiculous,," legItImately. "When you're Sutt. fl4uw the jarmbdton iananicedhilnroorn and only money and ft's fbi your he salt "I mean, I can't even young," he saId, "you doaIoo( on the elevator begin to flUb with Overnice man "NO. But scmeplac" ners he asks money"). And he ingeniously ride a horse." n alum sombi things without properly ,you mot be mistaken," esent if he broke out of were t He stood In U PrisO w,F've 0111- smokes woman ci garette, bean id Sutten Oclosre and teft a fimUi says, "soition poiuonj do pain In his Proleaslon than a b' Of time now to contemplate The teller began walking ft was said that Willie took to glory. "You flUb Of sealed discomfort, and meditate." never res"ze mint" away, then stopped, wheel banbi the way Car uso took to years later how much silering Itwssrethulota After all these yews, though, and said, "I KNOW YOU ed miter Willie is a gentleman Opera, and a New York pollee youcausadyoured many p s bOforo: after hisfaced l oks familiar. He " ar u'ro Bert and lectr now. His e Of cummIssir said Willie was l" months of backbreaking participatory crime is behind the Babe Ruth 0, bank robbers. salt come, "And then feeling how lonelyhe you recalis beilinloa bank recently Ston said now, 'Talk about ofloolatiaL to deposit money: being deflated, I almost went ftft to escape froma prison, Mm, he says. Bealdes his Even ugh he spent 33 of his I began dealing when I was 10. The teller dared at him b through the floor." : he emeed m under usd autbIoapy he is plotting a 43 operating years and found himself daring int la behind bars My dre was in give my o novel and Is a popu r speaker and on the lain, he captured the facesOf mcithera lot Of money and build at the two city patr0ij public's imagination like no her a palace. When I was 211 "Well, I was dunned, they Bank robberi es are In. criminal perhaps since Jesse sent her$5,000. She were thunderstruck," Willie creasing, despite Willie's gave ft right . . .. . • James. recalled. over to the church. She been reu,vely He remembers suffering an assumed where ft came Now, though, Willie's fate having m and involuntarily, since 1 illne ss while in prison, and was and woulde't touch That Was not Abut. rle elevator was And bank people call uporl given lad rites. ,I got letters rally hit am, that I couldn't nefttha bank nor clink but Willie to ask for guidance. e from all over the colq," he please my mother. the geel Dorset Hotel in 'V Of his major suggestjonj is to d. "And when I got t urned "But I couldn't stop robbing Manhattan, where Willie was put shields back up I iL P at the down for parole,umeth. banksItwasacompelston.I .• The Now LIIrn lodging while In town to .s tellers' windows. "Anybody can People do care what happens to loved it. I was more alive when I • I • . I promote his new book'"Where Just hop Over a counter and people. I was inside a bank, robbing it, MW money . was stiff a satchel and be gone. he "Why'd they care about me. than at any other time In my definitely not on a bagman's said. ALTAMONTE SANFORD PLAZA R.I.ct Mik. With the exception of emergency serirleft sub By Steam ( a LONDON (AP)_ Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger's quest for a peaceful political settlement in racially troubled southern Of ,More Pain Than MIAMI (AP) — Emmy, any winds approaching h weakening week Atlantic Emmy's , Ocean as expected to drop winds were estimated at from 'hurricane to tropical miles per hour in a few squalls, a= status Saturday after MWMM hurricaine atrwoh is drenching h. Gales n Emmy have bid•, fl%5fly, both as a westwari feted the Portuguese islands moving dorm in lower all. National tudes,cometedaalow,Jagg t since e . northeerly curve atter it r d Hurricane a small chance that reached hurricane as ___ What's Open,Closed Monday ADMISSIONS Out 1W two men vying for the and a change. inOC Democratic Admitting he is a tough DOUGLAS (1IRE DON LYUEBA.E Tuesday's primary election to man, but one who uses common have an Opportunity to face chief trial counsel at poris Lykkenbak believes himself sense, he said he has earned his i — I Island &C before ieavlrna "the right man for a reputation beca use he 7 IM.joined Lykkenbak of active to do the job honestly, efsaying • 5pp the prosecution . charge the crime he can prove fidently, Aggressively and to Of Mefturne-laft Aware Of Judicial circuit (Orange and and then prove the crime he has the bed of his a bility. ___ On Saturday, it was rted Seminek' s imp"Unce and me Osceola Counties) AW at- charged. He believes a tomey Robert Eagen in IM Oat Lykkebak hwi gained the Cam" 111111111% hard here. Cheshire, married "1 the CheshirePrevioüsl ran prosecutor is roponsibie to the endorsement of the Seminole people for convictions just as father of two children, ha-. unswcessfully for a se.t in County Chi e f s of Police #he ju_lge is resporilble to a Amociation. resided in Melbourrie for 29 Florida LegWature. This years and practices law Inan Lyebak a first South Brevard County. to He worked In the state at. thl' Cheshi re's campaign is based K meY's office under three on three main Lam — abuse of The differed states lea bargaining by the state kq* hAD Wooed er, erry Bross and torney'e in the 18th ddt; failure by that office to Lykkebak spent three years maintain quality prosecutors asacourtinartlalprosecutor in and his desire to reunite the j M the U.S. Marine Corps and as office with law enforcement. Kissinger Upstaged SMIUMER 3. Ins Emmy Running Lykkebak Vs Cheshir e IN BW had of riot For State Atty. Post - Y" 4) 1 I - SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSION, DISTRICT 5, DEMOCRAT fi Pd. Pol Adv. By Campaign Trsur,r ea �S —I,*Iu $s 11010day, Wt 1. rd, PL N £ os Cupones Keep Puerlo Ric o Fed, Afloat 2.6 Million Floridians At Polls ? v.,wngs.raw,s.nford,Flo P— Hanael, a Purg ius y, The ft-ne.m Floridians go to the polls yer. resigned W summer after defeated by O'Malley In the 1974 mr:n p1can, In the general dec. Tuesday elect three Florida The winner will face Sen. being Impeached for soliciting election. Mrs. Aw.ildud g 1 y CYNTHIA VICE.ACO8TA f, Supreme Court justices and Lawton Chiles, D.P1a., In the financial favors from Accounting office, the In. check.-They eat meet now ____ Ausduted Frees Writer nominate man and woman who Nov. 2 general election. Chiles companies. The job pays $40vestigative arm of Congress, almost every day. Phil Brewer, a newspaper The most interesting legtsla. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico will make state and federal will be seeking his second term Wo a year. s o begin yI, __ live races involve two Senate U.S. food damps help laws and rtgulatethe insurance In the Senate. Gunter, a former Insurance columnist froni M, these abuses this month. nales arei't ft only berefl. and dlllty Industries. Grady, a member of the John company vice president, lost Katie Nichols, a publishing leaders, President Dempsey F' '!feed more than half of In July, the U.S. Justice Deciarles of food 4amps on an ruerto Rico's 2.7 million Although the governor and Birch Soddy'a national coun- the 1974 Democratic Senate heiress fri*n Tallahassee, are partment IndIcted 11 persons IS1aJd with 21 per cent unemj,ople, and the Island's nomination In a runoff. Hodges running for the Democratic Barron, "ri'.u' five of the six Cabinet Officials cli, draw 211,659 votes as on charges of violating the ployment and a per capita anconomY han come to depend are not op for reelection this American Party candidate for and Jones are former Depart. Public Service Commission President Pro Tempore "' federal Food Stamp Act. In a nuallncomeofonly$1,* (ft's mUuv. Trask, D-Fort ' th1FOram. Year, omclalsuydronglnter. Senate In 1974. Republican ment of Insurance employes. nomination. In the St)seIn parallel actlon,thellcensesof .. ;' food damps have beeM In many local races should leaders persuaded him to 100 Mores were suspended for the middle clans say their : come so important that they lead to a good primary turnout. switch parties In his current bid such things as dlacowtb ) diets i bved, t, are counterfeited, used EledlonaDlredorMary Sln- for the office. J food stamps for cash and although sometimes the \ ,J Ilegally as cash, used to gtn said she expects nearly Sims Is the son of an permitting liquor, detergents, damps are too costly. ___ 2.6 million of the date's 316 sharecropper. He has attacked Iambic, and even used to bleaches and other non-food y Ede1mfr Ramos who owns W4DA WL MAIGA*ETLOWYAK pll1 registered voters to Grady as an interloper in urchaae narcotics, says Items to be purchased with a $30,000 home and earns $150 partldpdeln the prlmary. lictorGonuln, head of the foodstampe. RePublican politics, picturing aweekuateletypeoperator 'Great American Privilene The statewide ballot lnthales NfuaaIeanRe. & Secret Service here. I Porto Garda Qulles, for ex- says that when her threechll • Gov. Rafael Hernandez the tIres Supreme Court elec- publican with a history of con. ample, was accused of U- dren "look Into the empty relions and a Republican U.S..tlnixna u.s party loyalty." Today s confusion that ffthe two- changing I$ worth of food frlgerator before payday, Senate primary. Voters also yew-old food Amp program stamp for $670 In cub. He they tell me to go back on the Mrs. - Hansel, endorsed demands we keep will nominate congressional Friday by The Miami Herald, were ellminat4 "it would has a meat Market In Ponce. sumps.,, candidates lnl0of Florida's lS has pictured herself as a bsnknçt the economy," his Mary Arana Ayala, a she can't. She says '4" clear-thinking districts, a Democratic Public moderate Republican option to "'" F" secretary says. And his beautician, allegedly charged she'sBut no longer a food damp Service Commiadon candidate her conservative male rivals. political opponents agree. ByJANE $32 in food stamps to wash and recipient because she can't hard-working.. . and Democratic and Repubti- She is a former Glen head, N.Y. — HeraI NO Wrllw Set a customer's hair. Gon- afford to pay the $122 a month Despite t can treasurer4nsurance corn- sthoolhoardmemnber who has dedicated man monwealth's small sales, the Secret Service required for people of her inWINTER SPRINGS — City • .• mlIrer candidates. • fr been active In the League of 4 pu1aUon, the U.S. govern-thief, says his man conducted come and family size to obtain ' ) residents will vote on a Them are primaries 11 Women representing us in ' s. a drug raid in Mayaquez last $179 worth of stamps. She g spende more on f proposed chesier amendment . Mate Senate and 61 state House F o u r I n c u m b e fl t C Congress. ' ampi here than it does for year and recovered $600 In used to pay $69. I U U. U. to be Included on the Sept. 21 ' of Representatives races. congressmen face primary food damps. A raid on a any state. The federal outlay A committee of the Puerto ,Second prim ballot that The Supreme Court election opposition Tuesday, with Rep. . betting parlor In the same Rico legislature. r)lflg to hi the 12-month period ending F • p would change the date of the has an historic aspect as there William Lehman. a Democrat • Jtme 30 was $23 rillion tOwn brought in iL34ö in solve some of the Island's ar.almunldpaielection from Isagochancethatvoterswfll frmMiarnI,apprrinIymthe .-. 'That's o Congressman compared with $396 million economic woes, held public December to coincide with the -elect a black to statewide office toughest battle. He • The f!atlng habits of Puerto hearings earlier thIs year and t• for California,' he leading general election in November. -' for the first trne in Florida primary opponents. . recipient of federal food Ricans weren't studied before was told by dozens of poor Mayor Tray PlUand and ' history. Also involved In Democratic damn the food stamp program people that food stamps were the states. members of city coundl are He is Justice Joseph Hatch- primaries are Reps. Robert CAMornis has 21 million began In 1974- They're being needed to survive. One was divided on the Isane. If a • -• dl, a former federal magisoo LF. Sikes of Crestview, Don studied now, and the island's Mrs. Hilda Sepulvda, e somplin of opinion taken by trate from Jacksonville who Fuqua of Altha and Bill Chapthe Herald Is any indication — sumps' a shade more was appointed to the Supreme pellof Ocala. vices estimates that food from welfare and $159 In food \ \ .J_;2' than Puer Rico's l so • 21, purchases have ' stamps to support her three — recipients. The federal MRS. LINDA KIR of 224 ' Reubin Askew. City, a former federal econo \ ' '" percent In the last two years •• 4. '. RI co, neve. Qiarles St. says, "I like It the es5' . QruJt Opposing nakneu is mist , hopes to unseat Sikes, \ • — particularly purchases of • much rn greater way it is. mere are too many • I. a Judge DuVal of Miami, dean of the Florida congressdairy products, meat, fresh or issues and holding a descendant of William Pope men who has been reprimanded EVELYN NELSON JOHN IL1VNAS rinciPal fruits and vegetables. elections at the same time reasons. large families, high DuVal, Florida's first territo- by the House for financial iris"My two sons used to go to would nonfuse things even more over five years, looks back 64 S. Edgemon, a convenience rial governor, unemployment and low In- bed hungry before I got the conduct. store employe, recently for a lot of people." wistfully to the days when come for those with jobs. DuVal has attacked HatchFormer Rep. Bill Gunter, Orstamps because I simply M RS. MARGARET city was known as the Village of registered for the first time to eU's qualifications and charged lando; 1' LOS cupones, as the Aubyn Hodges, didn't have anything to give 515 North Orlando, saying, 111 Ued vote. ,I would like it better to that Askew manipulated the Tallahassee; end Roosevelt K. LMOWYAX of am called here, has them to eat," says Carmen Who •stens And Speaks for The People Longwood-Oviedo Rd., it the way it was." hiatunas vote at one time," she said. nominating process sohecould Jones, St. Petersburg, are made possible a more Canales, who supports herself manager of the local pizza said. "With city issues the Asked If she plans to vote in the appoint a black to the high competing for the Democratic nutritious diet for many in and her boys with $130 parlor, said she is not election should be held city election, she responded "If court. Hatcbett has marshalled treasurer j3. Puerto Ricans, but there have monthly In food stamps and registered to vote, butplans to separately, because people I'm off, I guess I plan to." strong support from Askew and stoner nomination. been abuses. The General an occasional $40 alimony Supporters of the amendment the governor's supporters. dosoandexpectstovoteinthe would just get coniuseitm Jeff Latham of Davie and claim more people would vote city election.It " would be Also to be decided Tuesday is Betty Armistead of Rockledge CONGRESS better for all concerned to hold MRS. EVELYN NELSON of In city elections If they coin- the Supreme Court election be- are vying for the Republican thom all at once rather than go S2l David Sl says she plans to cided with presidential and tween Justice Alan Swidberg, nomination. $227,400 Democrat tDistrict through another election," she vote in both elections. "I don't congressional elections, but an Askew appointee from St. At stake is the two years icI Pd POP Ad Pd fo' by Paul Wlan Jr Camp., qn Tm.. ' " said, really think they should change unfortunately this does not Petersburg, and John V. Rus- malning on the term of former - • A JOHN MATUNAS, ceewner the date. I think they should apply to most people ap- sell, former Fort Lauderdale Treasurer-Insurance Commisof a local Beauty salon and leave the city election u is." proached who admitted they mayor. • warded remoem nacienna vtuage ror or were not registered. The third Supreme Court race may not be decided Tuesday, as Rep. Bill Chappell, Democrat from Florida's Fourth District, there are three contenders. If announced from Washington Saturday award of a Department of no one a majority, the top Health, Education and Welfare service grant to the Seminole two finishers compete in Community Action, Inc. (SCA), in Sanford. Sept. 2 runoff. On the basis of a congressional mandate, HEW made the Seeking the mat to be vacated award of $,400 for the purpose of providing head-start services For by retiring Justice B.K. to handicapped children. As defined by the granting agency, a handicapped may be physical, mental or emotional. Seminole Elections Super- Beasley, office be from 5:30 to p.m. Roberta are Frederick Karl City Clerk Nancy Cox expects while the branch be Tallahassee, a former state visor Bruce Approximately 200 disabled, crippled young children will be a larger4animnsl turnout served by the federal outlay which includes, among other things, predicted that per cent closed from to and then senator; Richard Swann of former 3rd city voters at the city annex re-open until funding for personnel, equipment and supplies. Although the county's city hail) must provide 21 per cent matching funds, the registered voters bill trek tothe polling place (the Absentee ballots may be District Court of Appeal judge; match may be made on the basis of volunteer services rather than polls Tuesday to cast iaiiots in on South Central Street (SR returned until 7 p.m. election and Charles Holley of Naples, an attorney. cash returns to the federal government. P the state's first primary 521). day. Karl ran unsuccessfully for In predicting the 60 per cent On Friday, Amos Jones, director of SCA, said a declsldn by election. The county's 54 polling places governor as a Democrat in 1964. turnout, Mrs. Bruce said that the Seminole County Commission to withhold a $20,000 seed with '135 voting machines Voters — Democrats, Holley was the unsuccessful — 452 absentee ballots have been money request jeopardized the agency's programs designed to throughout the be Republicaps, non-partisan Republican nominee for issued and as of Friday some help the needy. manned by 321 clerks and inwill vote in races ranal from 318 had governor In 1964. After the commission refused to grant the request, Jones. returned. spectors for the election U.S. Senate contests to the Applicationsbeen Supreme Court justices are for absentee aided by black businessmen, began a lobbying effort to convince The breakdown for the school board ballots will be received ateither county's 50,201 registered elected in nonpartisan eleccommissioners the funds were necessary. Also on the ballot, in of the elections offices In the voters is as follows: 16,210 lIons. The job pays $40,000 a SCA programs include a community cannery, a migrant food the City of Oviedo will be candidates for Seminole County courthouse or Republicans; 29,370 year. program, a food program for the elderly, an outreach program three city council seats. The at the branch office inSeminole Seeking the Republican Sen. and others. 1,429 Incity has 1,025 eligible voters. Plaza until 5 p.m. Monday Democrats; ate nomination are Dr. John dependants; 1,181 ncnpartlsan Commissioners Friday said they would reconsider the matter Candidates are: David L (Labor Day.) and 81 who have designated Grady, a Belle Glade physiin two weeks when the budget Is reviewed at a public hearing. Evans and Eugene P. Sams Jr., clan; state Sen. Walter Sims, an Both Offices will be open other splinter parties. After a tour of the agency on Thursday, Commissioner Dick group 3; Ben M. Beasley and Monday even though 1t is a legal Williams said SCA has some programs that are "outstanding," Polls will be open Tuesday Orlando realtor; and Helen John A. Kuhn, group 4 and Ray holiday. Hours at the main from 7 a.m. 107 p.m. but added he would have difficulty justifying a 120,000 expenditure from the county if the money Is earmarked to pay administrative salaries. -- • nter In Wi VVIflT. U • -. -4 run s . • •• t-' • - ' i.- . r-' ' : • VOTE TUESDAY Change or pj fa . song translates: "Women of fl' besides stantly mentioned by cornedi- shod from their balconies: Food stamps have become ans, disc jockeys and on tele. 'I've got It made with food so mach a part of the Puerto vision. A line In a currant hit damps." children. She asked the government for a bed and a Move. Si* said the govern mont should permit food • . • • Vote Date - Bavarian-clad version of Busch Gardens character, "Ille Friendly Eagle" (left), greets Gov. and Mrs. Askew at the European-flavored park near uthern Governors' Conference. host was Virginia Republican Gov. Mills Godwin (center) The Askews 'Eagle' Mi. ir..iutv eu .1 NUtI 60% Turnout Forecast wins Seminole Election group 5. will has— Camilla Office will of 60 1 2 ball 5. p.m 30,156— of the so,i old will Miami, a of H. "Max" Tuesday, We can put this man's abilittowor lour as House of Representatives. And the time couldn't be better. - recipient agency ELECT A CAREER PROFESSIONAL: n.O-"i •. .. our Ccurt tovernmt igr,ttoe(P'°t iie u rjave xes and we SsIble yout by Our to 0 P0 are P& 0tctl &fla cou rtroom ance ol a %tUnCtP operated tle C ,1(,rcerner. wiflutilize ses5t Court OICIP& 1&W we the M As your CountY Judge. eiefltwith ,c1 tii&t teve andv, or ,, tiara, 1,t1tuW ,. do enorm tj3 ve Coi t;residown In ue agancles to o.arCittI University of Florida College of Law I Three years a prosecutor in the U.S. Marine Corps Three years a felony prosecutor, Division Chief in ici Orange/Osceola State Circuit Court I,. -_ Member of Florida Prosecuting Attorney's Association munity 1AUOICIPft1 OUT For our and National District Attorney's Association .a-%- C tita ot th e rl C0UI' to b& rtant that ju dge e*Pe ' it PS tmPOWth praCtt &t legal 01 th 1bi1tY &üd nee to c0nitl r. & ttt 1btes roe t pr0 mmunity cvtmtot I&A en COUOtY exP8ttCC n bOX' CiV interest 10 b m:of SemmfbW My MY C,ountY Jude ra&tetote Serfl1 on Se ,serve irte Cit ur Don and his family live in Altamonte Springs, the only Seminole County Democratic candidate abilitY you" r "a . I, 9 16tem ie COUY Court Ith deeP tilti a realit y 17 Il' quest Y° ELECT BREVARD/SEMINOLE • DEMOCRAT OWEN Your Candidate from Seminole Co. FRAKES "The Right Man foraChaflge." FOR YOUR Newman Brock HOUSE OF REPRESENTA TI VES, 0/STRICT 34 (uc-A-aAcK) DIMOCRAT HE KNOWS HOW To WORK FOR T.'IE PEOPLE" (4 CHILD'S SAKE SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD A Businessman Who CARES About Education -_._ Pot ad pad by CampaIgn Traurr MEMBER: Lii The Florida Bar Lii Seminole County Bar Assoc. U Orange County Bar Assoc. LI Florida Trial Lawyers Assoc. LI American Trial Lawyers Assoc. :'--. - "i, -- •-VA i ') pt*id fo r by cdrnpign tro.isu,ei 'iL- '-* - - -• -•- -= 4,- •- -I--- - :r1:'.-• :I -• •- - - •-• *•.. -•- •-.'• - '-; I- -1.. -• -•• -•-• -_ -- _r, �""W11101111111 0'S.$i' *SSy. WI L1971 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR By GENE II. LA ROCQUE Rear Aha1 USN (Ret) _ JNDAY, WTMII $ ___ (lSbI•TflbeofflotIdatlthfryMFamlly T1UCSII World, 01111M 10 a.m. Golf IovnamenL live anteilal,an.st $p. ('en to public. MONDAY, SEPTEM1$ Altam.514.uth Seala.le Jaycee., 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Osks Boulevard. Sanford iWary, noon, Chic Center. Sanford AA, closed, 1p.m., 1301 W. First SL Actimeeri Sealer Citizens Grs, 1 p.m., Packwood Apartments clubroom, Maitlant Tops, Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Quirch, Crystal Lake and Cowstry Club, take Mary. TUESDAY, SEPTEMRR7 Physical Cssdanlag for Mm, 5:154:15 p.m., Tuesdays and Thursdays through Oct. 35; fee, $15. Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. (ktaidj, Dog Training (b reratlon for 10-week bank and advanced dons, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, 2US$ S. Farm Creek Ave., Orlando ki Home FwWag 1, 7 p.m., eight-week course, $15 fee. Call Office of Leisure Time Program, Seminole Community College. Oil Pal.Iing, 9 am. to noon, $15 fee. Call Office of Leisure Time Program, Seminole Comintmlty College. Pi Aissyas., 7:30 p.m., Caseelberry Corn. munity United Methodist thwth. Lwes4 Area Serts.., noon, Quality Inn, SR 434 and Slard Seoler Citizens, now, Civic Cter. 3aal.rd.8emlioi Jayceettes, 7:0 p.m., Jaycee tts, Free Mood pe 24 p.m., Adventist Church, 7th and Elm, Sanford. Sealurd Uses, noon Holiday Inn. Wilder $pstsgs Jaycees, 7p.m., VFW building, 1742. Overeaters Aissyasm, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and light, Sanford. S.-.Ie LIsa, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, SR 434 and 1.4. Canselborry Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., The Barony. WEDNAY, SEF4BER I Tends 11, 74 p.m., $15 fee. Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. Garage sale, $ a.m. to 5p.m., Florida Hospital South, Orlando sponsored by three Florida Hospital Auxiliaries. Trw.etls, Aslyds course begins, 7p.m. Register with Seminole Community College Registrar. Home Furnishing 1, 7 p.m., eight consecutive Wednesday!. $15 fee. Call Leisure Time Program office, Seminole Community College. C over th. proposed B-i bomber is Strategic Aircraft programs little to arm B-i proponents and Non-govemnnie Unfortunately, as the U. S. studies, Not surprising, therefore, is But if nothing else, the rapid now into its fourth year, longer that are part ____ of the B-i's critics alike with sufficient however, do not substantiate Arms Control and Disar- Air Force Secretary Thomas C. appearance on the strategic dill If one Includes the UI-fstsd lineage, force of persuasion to decide the Air Force claim. ThO COIdinVU4 COflttOYftIY B'.7$ and Advanced Mvid mament Agency lamented In Its Reed's defense of the embattled scene of the mdi. missile Time, however, has done the question of going ahead with The Canter for Defense recent report to Congress, "the 0.1 as "the product of an ex- shows how quickly an ol fuliscale production. Old Information, for example, most basic fact about tensive, decade-long design, weapons concept can become arguments are trotted out, published its B-i cost analysis deterrence ls the uncertainty o( analysis, and development obsolete. Like the horse cavalry sometimes merely dusted off to last year, showing the real cost many of Its fundamental effort to determine what was of yore, the manned bomber show the patina of consistency, of the bomber to be at least $92 assumptions." needed to do the manned may simply be on Its way to £ sometimes propped up by billion during its useful life. Obviously the Air Force's bomber job throughout the becoming an expensive and others that are really marginal, 4 More recently, the highly. can for the S-I bomber would remainderof this century." Inefficient anachronism. d. 4 and advanced In the hopes of rapecied Brookings institution have been stillborn if It were Thus having assume there Authoritative reports In r swaying the undecided, brought out Its findings on the admitted frankly that It rested should be a manned bomber, dlcate than Defense Depart. Certainly It is clear few B-i finding little virtue In the on guesswork. Any the Air Force Is hari%)resled to merit Is now redudying the Air converts have been gained by program and placing Its real bureaucracy pleading ap- accept the Idea that better and Force's bomber problem. • either side — perhaps one of On cods upward of $75 billion over proprlatloruifromthe Cungm cheaper alternatives might be According to one senior sounder reasons for a the next 25 years! knows It must couch Its at hand. Defense official, "The first IAN congressional compromise to . •'. Both research organizations programs In da2llhig, If often Consider the new air. thing we will probably do Put off the B-i decision until used constant dollars In their B- meaningless, technical jargon. launched cruise missile Is... .cram as many extended, p next year. The next ad. 1 cost accounting, not the The military services are grand (ALCM), a miniature tin- range ALcMsas possible lnthe ministration. It is argued, can gimmicky "depreciated masters at this game, manned alrplaneo(astonishing weapons bays of 842s and B_ best decide the Issue in relative dollars" offered by the Air benefiting from general precision and performance. Is." freedom from election year Force. presum*ians of their esorteric The cruise missile was hardly If the B-i fleet Is built, this Is politics, and on the merits. As for the 04 itself, it Is knowledge and professional a gleam in the Pentagon's eye no doubt exactly what will The hardest argument demonstrably a marvelous objectivity, in 1970, when the Air Force happen. But the prediction against postponement Is that ft flying machine, replete with More Important, perhaps, the Irrevocably committed itself makes hash out of the Air might cast up to $500 billion "stateol-the-art" engineering military procurement system to the B-I. Since then, It has Force's argument for a new 1 (which incidentally Is less than and black boxes, Innocently does not allow the services to conceded that the cruise missile bomber able to penetrate to • what the Depsrtmentof Defense graceful to the eve,the epetomne concede that one weapon could bea complement to the S. enemy targets. I. spending for commercial of American aerospace system might be as good as 1, but it blanches at the thought For what the cruise missile advertising.), leadership, another Willy-nilly, they have that, anything could ever offers Is a 'stand-off" weapon •,. That sum, if real, is a pittance No one questions that it can to make a choice years ahead of replace the manned bomber. that can be launched from any cemar ) to the $fl billion the fly wndcrfully, or that it i. a any ppecthe procurent Tf t!ipcruise missile Is cheap number of platforms, £ . I Air Force wants to spend just to better airplane than the 0.52 it decision, endure the throes of (about $750,000 apiece), ac- eliminating the high bomber build 244 0-1 bombers, or more would replace. Twenty-five long and troublesome research curate (better than our best lames expected from Soviet-.---------------. dram2tlI'IIIv, _l .__I-_ _•--_ -.----.---. - and . .. .---. --------- if-one -,-.- ..--_ jcw u& nign Leamowgy aner ---• am ueveiopmeni cung ICBM), inc highly styiealrdefenses.AndtheU.S. Itto the total cost of buying and all, separate the two bombers. tenaciously to that choice maneuverable (more so than would have to lose over 100 operating the B-i fled. But disagreement over the B- despite all the uncertainties manned aircraft because cruise missiles (all loadable on -. . For obvious reasons, the Air 1 really has very little to do with Involved and alarming changes physiological stress is not a a single 77) before equalling Force wants to portray the B-i the airplane Itself. At stake are In weaponry design and per- concern), It does have problems the cost of a single B-i. sascmdlnvestmenttherefore conflicting views of nuclear formance. of Its own—not the least of When an the theological chaff claiming its lifecycle cods will deterrence and war-fighting One need look no further for which are how to deal with It In Is blown aside, the ultimate . be a little as $27 billion (in capabilities, and what these the fountainhead of Air Force future Strategic )' .. •. Arms questions are whether the B-i . depreciated dollars, whatever require in the way of strategic Institutional commitment to the [imitations Talks (SALT) with could ever opera te in a nuclear those are), weapons. 04. the Soviets. war as penetration bomber, and more Important, whether the U. S.arrayofnuclearlaunchers d make that CAB Opens Charter Fi ights e -. What are required most of the WASHINGTON (AP) — New dgjonall have cost about half charter. conditions specified In the con- time open minds on both sides, government rules will allow the cost of a coach seat on a All charters must contain at tract. better accord on mutual Americans to take low-cost scheduled flight. least 40 people. The charter opThe CAB said it adopted the assumptions, a fair assessment '. charter flights to any part of the £ The new rules Issued by the erator has the right to Impose a different rules for European of our nuclear technologies, and world without having to join a Civil Aeronautics Board cover penaltyon purchasers who can- destinations because those agreement on hard facts. , .• S.group or buy ground accom- both domestic and overseas ccl at a time when the operator countries already have similar Without these, the B-I will rage .., modations such as hotels. flights and will go Into effect on no longer Is permitted to sell charters In use and the board controversial year after year, The new charters, similar to Oct. 7. unsold or canceled seats. did not want to create too much . neither the Air Force nor those already popular In EuThe new rules face possible And the operator can cancel disparity between U.S. chartersand a.l. . the American public will be rope, require a traveler to buy a legal challenges from the flight if it does not meet and those operated In Europe. well-served. Paul Spegele, left, 18 months old, and Sarah Simon, round-trip ticket in advance, scheduled airlines that 3 admire sign at bridg e on ha' s ""ad in Winter But the affinity group re- generally have opposed more 5,, ' " quirement Is being eliminated liberal charter rules. On the Springs. Mayor Troy Pitana has denied the coat and travelers won't have to stay other hand, a charter estimate shown on the sign, and said It was the City for minimum periods, except In organization has already said It of Winter Springs that paid $5,500 for the project. nine European countries where will seek a court order to strike Sign was erected by a group claiming the bridge was visitors will be required to stay down remaining charter built to fumish access to property owned by County at least seven days. restrictions. Tickqts on charter flights traCommission Chairman Michael flattaway. Because the new charters, known as Advance Booking Charters, do not require passengers to belong to any organ- . Sanford Rtwanis, noon, Civic Center. Caseelberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Sereanders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., Chic Center. Oviede R.tay, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Vegetable Garden Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center, conducted by Seminole County Urban Horticulturist John Mathes. THURSDAY, SEFIEMBER9 Flower Arrangement class, 7:30 p.m., $12.50 fee. Register Registrar's Office, Seminole Community 'I B-I Or Not To Bw 1 ... That's The .500 Billion ? FT - o Lake May Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Country Club, Seath Semlasl, Optimist, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, SR 438 and 1.4. Sanford CIvitan, 7:15 am, Buck's. Sanford Sestoma, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford AA, IPm, 1201W. First St. Suford.SemIaoIe Jaycees, 7.30 p.m., Jaycee building. Florida Sulfur Oxides Study Inc. board of directors meeting, 9 a.m., Lexington Building Conference Room, 3319 Maguire Blvd., Orlando sisra INC., noon, Holiday Inn. FRIDAY, SE TEMBER If Seminole South Ret&y, 7:50 am., Lard Qiuinley's, Altamonte SprftL Sundy, Se pt. 3, 1976—nA ' .. . - .. BRIDGE SPARKS 0 'CONTROVERSY ci '• . SEPT. 7th VOTE FOR ' O An fl - -i i- -i DERS I * STEIN * travelers found in "affinity The CAB had required everyone on the plane to share an interest other than traveling. This encouraged the growth of social and occupational organons that also traveled. fact, some of these groups had no purpose other than toqujy Knowles Knows Seminole County as"affinity groups" under CAB rul es. Under the new rules, there • Chic Leader: 14 years in water management in Okiawaha Basin , former mayor and City Commissioner • Church and family man no minimum fare and charter operators will be allowed to set the fare on their own. For Public Defender -. 4 SEM)NOLE.BREVARD aaaa3.a 'I •- . : ' Always on the • - i• -' - I ' L f JOB . j . -• 10 , . 41 Countries where the Eu. ropean rules will apply are Betgium,West Germany, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Switzerland and the United Kingdom. To qualify for the charters, passen gers will be required to buy their tickets at least 30 days in advance for domestic flights and at least 45 days in advance for European flights. Tickets independent row will organize the flights. The flights must be round trips with predetermined fixed dates for departure and return , - - - • Successful businessman: Farmer, Citrus and Cattleman, bank director • Graduate of Rollins College • Mason, Shriner, Elk - I '. Oemocat . Out. 31 KNOWLES "Asks for y ourvote" JOE . and all passengers must travel together on both legs of the HARRY STEIN a. a Experienced trial attorney and administrator. Chief Assistant State Attorney (Br.vard County) 1973 . to present (full time). a Chief Assistant County Solicitor (ftrevard County) 1971 and 1972 (full time) it Member of Florida and Federal Bar since 1953. Assistant City Attorney for Miami (full time) Tax Airing For Oviedo .. . w ______ • 4 ' •• I • • ; ' 1960.1963. '\ a City Attorney for Palm Bay (Brevird County) a Private practice 1953 to 1960 and 1963 to 1971. Florida Resident since 1946 . Brevard County since 1963 - Age 46, wife, Ruth, children Kathy (16) and David 14 . University of Miami Law 4 Dem. Primary, Sept. 7 for maker and a businesswoman. and s the person the 5th District needs in HARRY STEIN 1 Trti IA.fl.i,) 4J WasPangtontobrnçj Government back to the people 4 JoAnn Saunders a • a 'org u' :1et JoAnn Saunders kr.ois th, dffu11pS senior cittiens have and vvill work for effective otun to solve their needs JoAnn Saunders cares about YOU and w, 11 listen to the PGCOPIe in her district Concernnq tme overnment of the activities npotc'.PrAsCi:.jnd Community affairs (although his never held pubic office) She kr'ao-.'.s how Government woiks and is dada ( Orrpr,, JoAnn Saunders for Congress Committee 16. )a ' '•.;.:. • -' : 5th DIST. DEMOCRAT N GUNIiNt JoAnn Saunders has been a horn.' C.npa a that rU Inquire, Compare, & Vote • . A t1i School 1955. • a ,, '• Ii/ i '•\ 1968- 1Q69. Pad pi A1,(? $.%g b, "" . . " , •' ' ' - I. J OVIEDO — A public hearing on a proposed Increase In property taxes in the 1976-77 fiscal year begInning Oct. 1 will be held by the city council during its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday. The city Is proposing that .,I. . -: : - - -: jI 114! An INN - .. a ( property taxes be raised from the certified level of 2.64 mills; f 8164 per $1,000 taxable value I to taxable value). City Council Chain Arthur Evans has urged city _ "Meet tm /atnilv: Stcen , my ife B lanche. me. Mars and Dad . residents to attend the hearing t the feelings on A second 0 ng body know nin ole County needs active, constructive repre- sentation.Iwjfl work conscientiously full-time toward this end to give OU the legislative leadership that you deserve . . NOW. Your vote and support will be appreciated. ic hearing is . scheduled for Sept. 20. AW on the agenda for the meeting w il l be the city engineer who will answer questions concerning the regional sewer system concept; a plat will be considered and a tie down ordinance for mobile FOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE homes is expected to be adopted. id N 'a Nov".4 Ia.. ca u - - '-' ' P 'a' •".'.! a .., ,:. .: • • • - ... -' • .''" -"-t • .' '. '' -........................... ,. ' .Jr, - , 1 '.;': ;/fr..a '1' ,a ' a ij ''I. I..•' • '..... 'a no / '(i '' iax1A r ' ' • •' 1 ' ' t,.,? i. .. ' ',.•'' - . I • a.) , I . . •',. ••. -. . ' . - . .. • . - . I - • t• : , . - V �flA-tnsim. Hsra. SuIs,d. PL Ssy. Ssp. S '- Three Democrats Eying Fechtel' s Florida House Seat, __ couple of pinching tight ome swift Lking and tackling. If ft weakness, it is depth. The right side of the off*nslyt line aW plays f irst string defense. z S em UUI cootacts with their kgti'tors, the needs for a condlt*glonaj amendment. Additionally, I would Ifl not convinced at this time that new taxes KNOWI1: Today there isala reapectfor thelaw. IwlU have preferred the "Wiggins Amandsj" not from Prhap review or modification should be given addIt1o,j a . t, &i s*çpoij legislative action that Will improve rules governing . the proposed nth consideration If a need actually exists. Eliminating waste out of &naaict seat currently held by ftiment the law. Good leadership Is vital. I will help provide nqianscan KNOWI.ES: Our country Is founded on the premise of the bureaucratic maze In Tallahassee Is a good starting point. Vince34 Fechtel In Tuesday's primary this Jerry Posey wasn t certain (edom ii electiOn. ' n not be FECIfrEL: Your quutlon Implies new taxes are needed or RYAN: I would *tein$ to have the House act exactly what to expect out of his responsibly Everybody, moo and woman, must have equal rights. The candidates are: Newman D. Brock, and require all proposed legIshh,n to be accompanied with a taxes need to be Increased. I strongly disagree. I feel Floridian sSeminole High football team when RYAN: I sin not opposed to the ERA and I am not In favor are taxed heavily enough to solve our state's problems without Altamonte Springs attorney and former assistant level government ERA. I would prefer to see It remain In the status quo. practice started three weeks ago, geLIdo not oppose ataZr01ofln. Howeve; state attorney; Joe Knowles, a former mayor and towhth the proposal may have a relative bearing apositive FECIfFEL: I Opposed the ERA because itls not clearjnmy to obtain my vote there must be a corresponding reductlon* and now with that and two quarters city commissioner from Lake County; and James statement as to just what effect the proposal would mean to the mind and in the minds of some of our nation's most brilliant another area I of a jamboree under Ryan, executive director of the Seminole County taxpayer. scholarsjust what the ramifications 01 thIs amendment may be. I 4. Do yes favor Umitlag the terms of cabinet officers? , e as LO admit £ op Port Authority. legislation. Proportionate minority party prohibits discrimination on the basis Questions were prepared by the Evening Herald speicial Interest of se two s. With longer the csthflcersbuild their 0 "Of course, the question is how 3. What sources of new or ftcrmed tax revesm wagilid you power structure and that is against the best interests of the in conjunction with the Seminole County League of membership on committees, more indepth overview of the executive branch, Involving more legislators in the appropriate advocate to laud state programs? much the other teams on our people Women Voters. prown, requiring committees to improve existing programs ____ BROCK: I do niot betieve the taxpayers of this date can stand schedule have improved," he said KNOWLES: To accomplish this would require a con. before adding new ones and greater citizen Involvement will any new or Increased taxes. However, U a new source of in. Ututionalamenot.I L Wt a.ges he ike rules gsverwag the aperatls.s of me Improve favor Friday afternoon, leaning back at always letting the cuzezpr the legislative operations. creased tax revenues were necessary, I would prefer that alcohol, l. views. LigWakev do y prss.e? h is desk •"I look to Mainland and 2. Di you favor a cuestitalls..) ame.keeit guaranteeing tobacco and parl-mutuel wagering absorb the brunt of t.rnflo. RYAN: No BRO(: I would propose more timely notice be given that equality aider the law shofl set be dealed the bask of sex? Gainesville o 1e ones o 1n RYAN: Question presumes a need for Increased taxation. i FECHTEL: No response. regarding cnInIttee hearings. The average notice given BROOC: Yes. However the Equal Pay Act of 1963, Title VII, pr..*Iy for a hearings Is approximately 41 hours. Civil Rights Act 011964 and the Equal Employment Opportunity This does not provide cithens -npe time to make appropriate Act of 1172 have, for all Intents and purposes, .liminited many of Three candidates are vying for the Democratic nomination for the Florida Houseof RAn..... / and It was a game Seminole was In a position to win, but let slip away. Seminole has exactly four returning starters - centers Kenny Lee, guard Ricky Mann and defensive ends Charles Ritns and Greg Pringle. A number of others played enough to be considered starters - including John Litton Nate Washington and Ken Meadows. Litton the I which features Washington, Jeff Anderson and (Continued an Page 3B) the district because they have so many starters returning (About 15 each). And then there is DeLand." The latter presents the Seminoles with a game which has built-in C a enges. challenges. DeLand handed fl minoe 118 irs LOBS 1S. Season, I • .. I' loe "'T A 4 4 DEMOCRAT * HOUSE OF PRESEPflAT1VES t%. T41 NEWMAN UO(I 'Here, VINCE FECVTEL JOE LNOWLES I S DMM33 Don Annett .0 This Is For Your Mother RTS % 10 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Then Plastic Flowers Exploded LARGO (AP) - Police are mystified for a motive, gave ploded. spokesman for the Pinellas hunting for a young man this account of the Incident: Hidden In the dirt had been a County Sheriff's Department. who handed a 13-year-old girl a Dorgia Sue Wheeler was out- lead pipe stuffed with exAuthorities said there appar floral arrangement an said side the family's apartment plosive. ently was nothing suspicious "Hers, this Is for your mother." when the young man gave her The blast knocked out an about the floral arrangement, Morn.iits later, a bomb hidden the arrangement - plastic aluminum window casing and even with a cord dangling from in the planter blew op In flowers entwined with Christ- shattered the glass and marble it. mcthjer'g face mu-tree type lights and stuck sill. A postman heard the blast Spokesmen at Sun Coast said Dorothy Wheeler, 32, lost the into a basket 01 dirt - and said two blocks away. they never send floral arrange UP Of a finger, suffered cub on ft was sat by Sun Coagff. The young girl, treated for mentsto former paUents.They er lace and leg pfrog- taL shock, said she did not recog- had no idea why fl hmecb in Th, girl took the gift Inside. idse the man who handed her used the hospital's name. sprayed by the Friday blast. Her, mother, who had keen the flowers. ft doesn't make any She was listed In good condi- discharged train Sun Coast lid "We have no Idea yet what said Mrs. Wheeler's husband, lion todsy at Morton pig R. Thursday after a week of tests, the motive Is and no other de- Ray, after Inspecting the dampital In nearby Qearwster. put the arrangement on a win- Sn no(themanxceptth,i age to his home. "She's a very _"d thn- w dowsill and plugged it UL it ex- he was In his 20s,11 " -. P.O. Box 71 Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701 Phone 831-1976 -. -:.... -. . £ Candidate anuuua.e co AI (LAKE COUNTY) PROFESSIONAL: Member, Lake Co. Water Authority. Board M.mber, CitIgees National Is Foremost Fertillzw Co. Former Mayor of Leesburg - awsWassnijell . Former . Clim and• ,• CIVIC: ---------------------CHARITABLE: ------------------ S Haynes ' - I.' City . State_ , -Dy Tie-Breaker Rule Unsound Zlp._ $ The of Inv0 v nt JIM RYAN PROFESSIONAL: Society of Naval Archoech and Marine Engineers (National) . Port Engineers Seclity of New York - National Rivers and Harbors Congress (National) - National Board . Water Resources Conqress. Marine Club ii New Orleans - (Naval Architects and Marine Enqliwer,) - Florida Industrial Development Council - American Institute of Banking-Florida Ports and Water Resources. (Chairman, Ports and Harbors Division No. 5) . Propeller Club .f America. Candidate '1 B" (SEMINOLE COUNTY) PROFESSIONAL: Lawyer - Former Chief Assistant State At. torMy. Firmer City Judpe. Assistant City Attorney in two cities. Judicial Nominatin Circuit.g Commission sO the Eighteenth Judicial civic: Xhitanis international - "Citizenship Service committee,, - Longwood Area s*rtoma - Prvociont, Chalrmanand Past Director. Central Florid., Zoological Society. (4 years) -Chairman. Waterways Committee Greater Sanlo.'d Chamber of Commerce. Director, Industrial Commit?,, of "2$". Director, Seminole County CIVIC: Former Jaycee. Former klwanian. "Numers" Legal ssocia ns. Mutual Concert Association. Sponsor, SantordS.min.le Pallet Guild. Cha.rman Sanford S.rtoma - Sanford J aycee -(As$ociateM,mbor) . Longwood Chamber of Commerce. Sanfor d Chamber f Commerce. Like Mary MILITARY; Former Infantry Officer in U. S. Army CHARITABLE: ——————————————— I I j.•k. .l Gemneral Contractor (Inactive)- city of Sanford - Oenitrai contractor I inactive). Management and Development. Industrial Development and Research - Adverti se ment Development end Implementation. Banking. Principles and Management. BUSINE SS Sun lank of Seminole Longwood Florida Dir,ctor, Sun Bank - as. we Award" School Activities Pals QB Jim Fru "ties s ft a('. Patriots would have kicked a eld goal for the winning points. kicker, Robbie its, ed six of Detroit's seven gam es d had been counted the regular catcher all season. .. Raley confers with linebacker Frank MeGahee May was acquired from Houston In a winter trade. • • . -'- •,,". .. - • . -- - .• In short, the situation which could be encouraged is an intentional foul for the purpose of . 00 aborting a touchdown Under usual rules, a defensive penalty will not detract from a score • . • ' 11 - — .. . • , Let the INVOLVED man get INVOLVED U for Effo rt ' • "Tribunal Chris Riggins . • Samara" - Casselberry, Florida. " bh Os Kenny Lee ake Bran tiey Jamboree . EXPERIENCE; Marine Executive - Operations, Management, Ship-Port Construction and Development Bookkeeping and Accounting. American Law and Proc.diare. Real Estate Practices and Principles. Property. t. Chuck McMullan FOREST CITY — Lake broke a toe in practice," ex- four plays, bid needed only two Bishop Moore outclassing Brantley High School coach plained Raley. "He will to score from the Brantle 10.Y Apopka, 7-0, while Kissimmee Jim Raley threw his arms in probably be back for our opener Brantley got On ball and took 64 measure of Apopka in dismay and considered jam. next week at Apopka, but he want Immediately Into pass overtime in the third stanza. borees as useless shortly after wasn't ready tonight." formation, but all four were In the lastquarter, Brantley's Kissimmee had defeated the Under the tie-breaker rules, Incomplete to end the game. Mike Behan Intercepted a Patriots In overtime, 6-0. Klssiminee took the ball for The second quarter found Bishop Moore pass to halt the Friday night. initial drive, but the Patriots Little more than an hour couldn't push past their own 49 later, he had even less use for and surrendered via a punt. the preseason warmup as Anthony Shim-Konis broke Bishop Mooretooka 7.0 victory. loose for an 62-yard rim for * "It's good to get a preview Bishop Moore with 5:35 andwemakeafewbuck,ig runalningintheperlodfortbe 'where football is concerned.., .. - ... clincher. .•- .. well, I'd like to play four " quarters," Raley lamented. • / "Next year I would like to .. play all four quarters against / _- Milt it Ma ''- ;.. four other teams." .. He knew it was an Impossibility, however it exReturns •.. ... . . - . . .. .. • , . -pressed ." . . LJE.LflVlL (AP) — Catcher _4 _, defea( after the 12-minute 42 quarter. Milt May is back on the Detroit ro, I. , _! I Actually, Lake Brantley Tigers'active list, but don't excoul d have won the quarter Pect to see him behind the plate. . . -. ag ,. Kissimmee, and that Manager Ralph Houk says he ,t re-activated May on Friday consoled Raley to an extenit. •..: mainly to give the Tigers an Lake Brantley had aflrd and ..-• - - .. 7,• extra eft-handed bat In the oalatthe}Uss1mmee nine with . .•.• ,4 . . . -. 2.02 remaining and punched It dugoUt to pinch hit. • . "He's not ready to catch," in to the three before quar. tiUUUA . said. •,OUL I1JV[C was no terback Jim McCullum was * - . - . . reason not to activate him." wrapped by tackle Robert Oshields for a four-yard loss on May had gone on the disabled ., . . . list April 20 after breaking an - •; -j.4' fourth down. ankle situation, , 4. He had dart°" planed it to area coaches thusly, although he obviously didn't consider it a loophole: "On penalties with an exchange of possession, the ball will be brought back to the lyard line." Okay, Floyd, asserted one coach, but what happens when a pass is intercepted, a player is running for a touch down and a foul Is committed by the team trying to tackle him? "I said on all penalties on exc1.hange O possession, th e ball will be brought back to the 10,' said Lay. Nullify the touchdown P orerivu. eriod.F'Jitlljfu A buzz went through th e audience like an undercurrent rushing from ebb tide. OTHERS: Central Floridayraffic Club. American secu rity Council - Central Florida Blood sink . "One Gallon Club". United States Coast Guard. CHef Engineer. Unlimited Horsepower Issue No. 4-I. Florida Construction Industry. Class "A" Award"- Outsta"nit Community Sofvko - I"S - "Award of Merit"1911-14 and 1175-16, POLITICAL: Democrat - Precinct Committeeman - Precinct No. n 7bis year, to win in overtime, you gotta score. If you can Specifically, ties will be decided by each team fur 1yard line. "b " nlaus 1' from the opponent's i. ''.,m. If it's still a tie, play it again, hJ.Ii,pI1 LIIILL WIJ the • . is to the team which has the ball last, because it knows what it has to get a field goal, touchdown, one-point conversi the run-pass for two. Therca a'ars to be a loonhole in this new tieF • . AWARDS:OistinsuisMdServiceAward.sanford.Somjflol,Jayc,,,I,,$..Ou,,fand ng Secretary Winter Park Sertoma. ltfl.73 - Centurion Award" - Outstanding Community Service - IfS advent of another high school football season brings still another crazy tie-breaker system which is being installed in the Sunshine State this fall. Last year It was the penetration system, where the official needed a ruler to decide which side of the field the ball ended up on. breaker. Floyd Lay, executive director o1 . ___________ By JIM RAYNES Address Chamber*# commerce - Seminole County Association for Rotarde4choldrim. SOMIRGIOCOURty Association . ii. UflCneS . . for Retarded Adijlts. Director, American Cancer Society . Career Education Committee, I Seminole County School Board) - Chairman, Heart AUQCietien.KiwaniS. "Saw -A- Life" Program Gold Sponsor, Salvation Army Tos?rn:iterslnt,rnatlonaSe.cnp Authority Director Founding President a chairm8ft- Seminole County Association for Retarded children - ;: r; Development Auffiority . Past Director United Appeal -- Sunday, Sept. 5, 1176--1 B I I want b take a 0 Please send me a copy of your P4eeeer 0 Name---- L H l ompar " Donnell Gilchrist I JAM RYAN 1 . • ' . '7 ' IArA - - I'l - the yardage is marked off on the next play. at will probably happen," speculated Lyman coach Dick Copeland, "is that the officials will ignore the foul. At least the good officials will ignore it." And if the defensive player can't draw a flag b (Jim ) kh clobbering an ppo maybe he sho uld tackle the referee, k 14 'Mat ought to nullify the score. Z '7 - Dewavne lionaker brought down the hard way I STATE RE PIK TIV - OR I DISTRICT I Adv., P rREE TATI ON o DE MOCRAT Crn Trs FERN PARK — t time of the year wien Basques and Mexicans come to Seminole County to bounce a pelota off tune of the season whefl minors are permi tted to view the game the wall at speeds of 125 m p.h. brought from the Pyrenees fecta. quiniela and win, place begins Sept 17 when the Orlando Seminole Jai -Alai fronton opens for Its winter season Area afedionados geta sneak preview of this year 's roster — there are eight new pIaers — Mountains, where jai -alai Is to the Basque culture what baseball Is in erica. There will be no wagering at the exhition Once the season begins, however, pari-mutuel wagering and show general Manager Gordon on Se. 14 when the fronton stageselationnight the will be the order of the day as pans t and handicap games with 1 variety of wagers offered including Big Q per . Hulbert today announced the l of new players, who will play undLr the names Jose, Anton Patzi, Arta, Arca, Miguel, Soto and Coldo "Players-manager Juan ene e Arnetahashnedupanotherall Arrieta, back from Spain on his recruiting trip, will have dar line and we expect to have a successful season," d newcomers Jose Anto Pa a nd a In the frootcourt with Hulbert, who added that a number of plant improvements Coldo, Miguel, Arca and Soto in the backiourt The new Miguel Florida fans will rUeton as Use player will benefit fans this season A realigned parking lot, plus an additional parking lot and a will bear the same number t year's Miguel, No. 32, however he is a different player Among other favorites returning from last year' s years ago *)0a Beach under o e been Playing Las vegds covered walkway around mdes and front of the fronton are among improvements • Tommy Albe rs stretches it out with quick opener JgJizis( kissiinniee Or an omSemino e ai=A ai ' WA • roster are Santi, Lrrea, Jays Eddy, Monolo Maruri dana and c ' Patu also played in Vegas, while Arta comes from the fronton in Milan . Itaiy liguei played in Jakarta,w hile Jose Area and Solo dtC from the fronton in Macao, a free port on ; a the Chinese mainland. Coldo i was signed by Arrieta Durrango Spain . .:.::s The season will feature nightly perfortnances with ilusees on Monday Thursday and Saturday. I IIJ' L — jf4 ----..------- ç..-':. - •'. ' ' s'' I j. ' 01 iy 'C ' �ti-IvisM. Nereld, SIird, 1111. Isedsy, Sept. S, 1916 Hegan 11 J Bucs By The AZMd PFM Mike Heganla not one o(your heavy hitters. In 10 major league sessoes, he has a I1fe Um butting average 0130. He's for his glo,e, not z bit. So It was especially awed for the 34-year-old cuthelder4frat baseman of the Mllwai*se Brewers when he hit for the cycle In Friday night's 114 rod ofthe Detroit Tigers. "Somebody asked me If this was the best right I ever had," Began said. "I told him If I had just gotten two hits It would have been the bed nIt I ever had. Began belted a two-run double In the first tntth, ered In the third, lit a lazes. loaded triple to the foth and h*iedln the stith. Elsewhere In the American League,the New York Yankees heat the Baltimore Orioles 3-1, the 80dm Red Sox defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-3, the Tens Rangers trlrwned the K"aas Oty Royals 4-1, the Oakland A's bt'nkrd the Call. fornia Angels 34 and the MD. needs Twins routed the Clicage White Sox 11-1. The chief vldixn of Hegan's outburst w rookie seclnti on Mark "the Bird" Fhbycb, 15-7, who failed to complete a game at Tiger Stadium for the first Hits Close For Cycle; G ap time In the main. Ifrtn EL ton 4.3 and San Francisco hew his three extr"11211 hits downed San Diego 7-3. off Fidrych, flnaIy knocking Yankees 3, OriStea 1 Mm or* in the fourth. The Yankees took another The Pittsburgh Pirates iweig step towards the AL F.ut title a doubleheader from Montreal, by beating Baltimore beldud tlghtnlng up the National the combined six-hit pitching of League East race and knocking Dock Ellis and Dick Tidrow, Expos Manager Karl Kuehl out who came onto got the final mit of a job. The Yanke are now 11% games The Pirates, making a frantic ahead of the secondplace dash at the East DI vision-lead- Orioles. lag Philadelphia Philhies won Thurman Manson drove In their eighth and nirib straight two runs with a single In the games while the PhiflIes were third Inning arid a sacrifice fly losing again-their seventh in a In the fifth. ____ row. That slashed Phila. Red Sax 5, I' 3 tWplia's lead over Pittsburgh Luis TIart, 1740, posted P01 his hi s to JiM 7½ games. The Pirates seventh consecutive victory for have shaved 7½ games of the Boston, scattering 11 hits. He's PhlllIes' lead In the lad nine coming ofta mouth of August In days. which he went 6.0 and compiled Pittsburgh edged Montreal 9- a 1.44 earned rim average. 7 In the first game and crushed The Red Sox put the game the Expos 7.2 In the nightcap. away early, scoring all their Kuehl was fired immediately rims In the first three lrvili*z. after the second game, Mon, Carlton Fisk drove In two raw treat's 15th loss In their last 17 and rnred one. games. Hangers 4, Royals l A*ed If his diml.aI was Texas rookie Tom Boas unexpected, Kuehl said: "You recorded his first major league can't be surprised with the victory after four losses, scat. record we have." tening Seven hits. It was the The Expos have won just 43 fifth conseuctive loss for the games while losing 55, the word Royals, whose lead over Oakrecord In the majors. land In the AL Wed Is now down In other NL gaines Friday, to six gamer. New York nipped Philadelphia A's 3, Angels S 1.0, Qdcago defeated St. Louis Mike Torrex pitched a two. 35, Qnclnnau crushed Atlanta hitter-singles by Rusty Torres 10.6, Los Angeles nipped Boon- In the third and fifth Inning," _____ ___ ____ _____ IAU F'i Kuehl 7'/2 - t...t.n IWU V _ VTW hi all three row for Oakland. Torres, 1140, driEk out ves and walked one while Waihing. ton sIngled acro. two rims In the second brdrg and added a sacrifice fly In the fourth. TWIN lI,WhileSezi Roy Smalley collected three hits as Minnesota rapped out 15 safeties against three Chicago pitchers. Pete Reern survived a shaky first baring to pick up the win, with relief help from Tom BrrCneler. Nelal, Phhliesi Tom Seaver struck old eight batten-gIving Mm 155 strikeouts for the season, his ninth consecutive year with more then drlkeoids-ai the Now York Nets edged ahinping Philadelphia. Seaver struck out Mike &lunit tires times and Greg I4rzlnaki, the Phil.,' other slugger, twice as he raised his record to 11-10, ail..vIng just four hits. Roy Staiger, who had two of the five hits Steve Canton, 114, allowed, drove In the game's only rim with a single In the ___ Dodgers 4, Astras 3 The streaking Los Angeles Dodgers posted their 15th vItoryin their last 17 games as Ron Cey drove In three runs with a single and a two-run homer to end Houston's sevengame winning streak Los Angeles starter Burt Hooton, 9-12, picked 1q the victory while Larry Dierker, the loss. Taking A Crash' Course Even veteran bowler, don't know all the general playing rules Involved In bowling. Some might not even know how bowling Is scored. With that In mind, here's a crash course on the game: SesrM. A game of bowling consists of 10 frames. Each player bowls two bob in Each o( the first nine frames exipt when a strike Is rolled. A player who acum a strike orspsreIn the lad in= fl deliver three WE. Legal Delivery A ball Is legally delivered when It leaves the bowler's possession and crosses the foul line Into playing territory. A bowling ball mad be delivered entirely by manual means and shall not Incorporate any device either in the bell orattachedtoit. An exception Is made when the bowler has had a hand or major part of the arm amputated. However, the aid mot not involve a mechanical device with moving parts which would add more force to the bill Also, a description and model of the aid and a doctor's certificate, describing the disability together with his recommendation that the aid should be used, must be furnished to the American or Women's Bowling Congresees.___ Strike A strike Is recorded when the player completes a legal delivery r.nd bowls down the full ten pins on the first ball. ltls marked byan(X) In the small aquarelnthe içper n1ghthand mner of the frame In which It was rolled. The count In each from where a strike Is bowled Is left open until the player has completed two more deliveries. The mashnurn count on one strike when followed by a spare Is twenty. Double When a player bowls two strikes In succession: this Is a double. The count Is the frame where the first strike was bowled shall be left open until the player has rolled the next ball. When a double Is scored, the count for the first strike is twenty plus the number of pini knocked down with the lArd ball of the third frame following. The r"1nnun count on a double is 29. Triple or Turkey When three successive strikes are rolled, the player shall be credited with thirty pine In the frame In which the first strike was bowled. In a game of ten full frames, a player must boil twelve strikes in a row to bowl a 300. Spore Any player who knocks down any remaining pins with a legally delivered second bill has scored a Evening Nerali, Sanford, Ft. ro Charts cl - - 0 ~~~~~ ( Fourth In a sides) Bowling OFFENSE AFCWut Oakland Running - Chink in By AARON KAUFMAN .0 Line - Kicking Raider armor. DEFENSE Front Linebacking Secondary Losing end Horace Jones to knee surgery big blow. That's why picked up Jeff Winans. Tony Cline nicked up. too. But Art Thomas, Otis Sistrunk anchor middle. Good. Could afford to trade Gerald Irons. Means regular work for all-pro Ted Hendricks on right side. Monte Johnson in middle. Phil Villapiano strong side quality Very good. Shrewd drafting paying off. Neal Coizie, Charles Phillips can relieve Willie Brown. George Atkinson without drop in class. Jack Tatum is super safety. Very good. As always, one of the best, deepest squads in NFL. As always, must Show it can win big game, which may be myth but which hounds Raider psyche. My pick 10 overcome. Division wlvmer. Summary Kenny Stabler's south- All elsni. play, too. lioiUst. Very ood. Spectacular Joe Washington might be mother Gale Sayers. To make room for him, switched Don Woods to fullback. Terrific duo, Plus Bo Matthews, Rickey Young. Very goed. Fragile Dan Fouts has three years under belt. Pat Curran, tight end, prime receiver. So's exBengal Chanley Joiner, Rookie hope Larry Dorsey at wIde and. Big, strong veteran flucleus led by tackle Russ Washington, guard Doug Wllkerson. Gets rookie boost at guard from Don Maceli. Booker Brown improv. Seeking placekicker to challenge Ray Wersching. Might be Tony D1 RIenzo. Punter Dennis Partee had sub-par 75. Kick return unit adds Mighty young, but potentially mighty with 'ophs Louis Kelcher, Gary Johnson. Fred Dean all bound to improve. Lost Coy Bacon In trade; John Teetlinck hurt. Fair. Weakest link on club. Best of grab-bag bunch should be third-year man Don Goode. First. year man Woody Lowe could surprise. Maybe es-Saint flick Middle. ton. Poor. Improving youngsters Mike Fuller at safety. Mike Williams at corner joined by ex-Falcon Tom Hayes at corner. Aso solid safety holder in Chris Fletcher. Fair. Six iosing seasons in row, climaxed by terrible 2-12 in '15, hasn't dampened Chargers. or Conch Tommy Prothro. Couple of good drafts makes them potential contender. Second place. Woody Green shows ability but seldom results. Injuries are one reason. With him will be paired either MacArThur Lane (aging) or Jeff Kinney (just fair). Fair. Mike Livingston'll get Lot of no-name guys chance to play himself around. That's why drafout of a job. He might do ted Rod Walters No. 1, trial. too. For receivers, should fit into guard slot. Larry Brunson's best. Best talent of all is at There's no more Otis center, with all-pro type Always among the best in NFL. with Jerrel Wilson punter for 14 years and Jan Stenerud booting field goals for With Wilbur Young, fix- Beginning to show lot of lure at one end, good lot age. But you got to go of young guys, such as with Willie Lanier in midKeith Simons, Jim Wolf die. Jim Lynch on left Looks like they'll never side. Could use some get anything out of huge depth. Clyde Werner John Matuszak. Fair, rounds Out crew Good. Surprise rookie, Gary Banbaro, looks like he'll crack this unit at safety. Es-Card Tim Gray will help, too. Key is to find corner mate for Emmitt Thomas. Good. Chiefs are being remade by Paul Wiggin, and he assuages critics with Vine personality. Don't expect to Wlfl yet. That offense lust can't put points on board. Third veteran crew. Most better, maybe What they could do with paw slings of fortune publicized, Gene Up- None over. than punter Ray an O.J.l Instead must do biggest staple of off- shaw, might be most Guy. But old guard puWith Mark Van Eegherl, ense, with terrific set of vulnerabl. if ever Seth on placeklcks. Pets Banaszeli. it at. receivers led by Cliff change made. When Looks like George BlaCould keep 'em from Branch. Dave Casper young Henry Lawr- nda will yield to sideSuper Bowl again. Fair. new tight and. lie- ence's leg heals, he'll winder Fred Steinfont. /%& - Passing - - a / JoimMaddon San Diego ______ I Gist ing. Good. Washington. Fair. Tommy Pro*wo - KanusClty - I - Taylor around. Pair. Jack Rudnay. Fair. Paul WIggIn decade. Watch Brun- son as a kick return artist. Very good. place. Donvsr - Crplotc ccmaback by Otis Ari'mistrong, whose '75 season was injury fizzle, is must. Teams with big Jon Key*orth In post-Little ear. Jim Kiick in support. Very good. Stes.& flamsey ,b Reliable crew 4r,men. almost by default, till ted by top draft ee Tom rookie Criig Penrose Olaulc at guard, return can develop. Receiving of Mary Montgomery at crew is led by premier tackle. It's solid, togethtight end Riley Odoms, or few years. should be Rick Upchurch. Fair. OK again. Good. In that mile-high atmospriere, Jim Turner might go on forever kicking field goals. So might punter Billy Van Heusen, who doubles as wide receiver. No problems. Good. Depend P'.eavity on vn' Lyle Almado, Paul smith. Alzado would be all-pro contender on more pubIiclzed team. Smith mov. ed to end this year in major switch. Good. Expecting ontinuni1 im. proved from Rand Gnadishar, middle man who made Pro Bowl. Tom Jackson also class guy on outside. Going to "53' defense more. Fair. Fine ,in cnrrie's witri mighty mite Calvin Jones and resourceful soph Louis Wright Bill Thompson also aces at safety. Knee-troubled Kurt Knott could help. Good. rear t (iecisuui' fur John Ralston regime. Dale Carnegie spirit must be enhanced by wins But quarterback gap threatens any real improvement. Very "iffy season. Fourth place. Wide open chance for kids to shine. Like Louis Carter, ex-Raider, homegrown Jimmy DuBose. Harold Hart is prospect, too. And old Essex Johnson will be handy. Fair, In familiar Florida environment, stifled Steve Spurner may bloom. At least, he's experienced leader. J. K. McKay. steady tight end Bob Moore as targets. Fair. Former Packer punter Steve Broussard tab bed for job. Shaking down the piacekickers. Mirro Roder secured from Bears. Manfred Moore helps special teams. Fair. Concentrated draft on this territory, with the Selmon brothers. Leroy and Dewey. Among vets, Pat Toomay, Dave Pear will Contribute until Leroy becomes leader Pair. Wide open, and there'll be shuttling right until start of season Picked up Warren Capone from Steelers recently CoupIe of guys named Peterson have chance Poor. No blue-chippers dredged up in expansion. Just a lot of subs with experience, like Durwood Keeton, Ken Stone. And traded for corner soph Mike Washinglon Fair. John Mckay's quips and teve Spurner's occaiional flashes will keep rampa folks Interested while this expansion ranchisa struggles to wild. Give 'em three ears. Last place, o ali_t John Ralston Tampa - IMMOMMElffirmMEM, 4 4 ~- Got lot of guys In expansion draft who've been starters for good teams such as Howard Fest, Mike Current. EsCharger Ira Gordon. too. Spurner will live. Fair. - John McKay $100,000 His Reward 11 A Athree-rwibmnerbypinchDan Driesseri In the ' eighth Inning broke a $-6 tIe and r L= L= powered Cincinnati to its vicI tory over Atlanta. Drleesen's Cincinnati lZachry 11-5) at MITS-0.11reft, KC, 177; TENTH- 1. stonooste Sharp Jungle Jet. s connected; 6. Royal Bar S For%ox; S. Millie Schenk. 6. Atlanta (Lacer$e 3.), (n) MONTREAL (AP) - Karl sixth homer Of the season AKRON, Ohio (AP)-Hubert long for me." Carew, Mm, II?; Rivers, NV, (Patterson (4) 13.00. 5.10. 5.60; 2. rounds, had his second I ~ 69. He Wasson; 7 Ernesla; B. Thousind. Fairway Flair; 7. Maztown Coun. Thile Series' new format, an Pittsburgh (M4dIch 6-11) Of ; ght with George Mad= Tuesday night at the Kuehl has been fired as man. scored Ceur GorOdmO and Green is on the verge of avengAMERICAN LEAGUE Chamb- Sharp Cricket (1) 4.00. 4.00; 3. Mr. TENTH - t Bit of Grace, 2. Jay less; 8. BudZoo's Kelly. After a two-year hiatus, Uw was at 138 with favored Jack enlarged field, a purse five i Montreal (Blair 00), (n) lu. NV, 160. East 58deye(2) 3.10; 0(11)16.30; T (41 Orlando Sports Stadluni, VidorPerexpi JupanewnJck name. ager of the Montreal Expos and Dave Concepcion and gave lug heartbreaks from an old skinny Alabaznan Is tanglIng Nlcklaus, 6370. Joker; 3. Gay Mood; 4. Nellie Day; . TWELFTH Today's Games 1. Fleet Feet; 2. DOUBLE$--Otis, tImes as large and 36 morr KC, He Is now known as "Disco Duck." WLPCI.G$ has been replaced by Charlie reliever Rawley Eastwlck, 106, nemesis, Firestone South's with the monsteragain. He's Cincinnati at Atlanta Rivers, NY, 30; McRae. KC, York 10 30 .613 A1.711; HandleMurakaznl, who qualified as holes, has Green's approval. $12130. Its Taffy; I Jersey Jane Janie Z ; S Johnnk Margo. 6 Dolly But more important, the KO win he scored over Madison put Fox. The rookie skipper was St. Louis at ChIcago 30; Lynn, Din, 71; RodI, Oak, Baltimore 44 62 .371 in's ViCto17. Reliever Adrian monster. And his reward could winning. He tamed It for a five- Japan's Order of Merit winner, "It's a good concept. You don't ELEVENTH - I Madeawiss; 2. M. 1. Thomas Thomas; S. D.S. him In line for a shot at Elisha Obed on Sept. 21 at the Sports dismissed after the Expos DSVIflS, Philadelphia at Now York 21. 2-5, was the loser, Cleveland 67 61 .311 I3's Sunny Dell; 3 Apache Mac Go; be his biggest payday, $1®,. under-par 65 Friday and a one- snagged five bogeys and fell to have anybody here who Is a 1, A. Newsmaker Pittsburgh at Montreal Stadium. TRIPLES-G,Breqt, KC. 12; soston 64 45 .113 17 GIants 7, Padres 3 dropped a doubleheader Friday San Diego t Sin Francisco, Oarsiev, Oak, 17; Carew, Mm, Dog Racing Firestone', 7,l yard, so shot lead midway through the fifth place wIth 72-139. D et roit 000-to-1 shot 61 7$ .142 20 to win. They have Obed recently lot his world's jm1or middleweight title to night to the Pittsburgh Pindes; 2 10, LeFlore, Des, I; S Tied Randy Jones, the 20-gAma shook Green in the first four revamped $300,000 World Series N 11 .434 21 Al Geiberger, twice a winner all proven they can play well," Los Angel" of I mll"" Echard Dagge InBerlin, Germany. But before that upset, be WS ith 7. winner, was routed as Ken tournaments he played that he of Golf. DAYTONA BEACH 7.3 West In previous tournaments here, he said. FRIDAY'S RESULTS HOME RUNS-L.May, Sal, wiiieted in 7Iflgbts and was considered one of the greatest Kan City 7$ $5 .356 a nsan who me Expos have lost 15 of Reitz drove In four runs with a vowed, I'll never come .ba 21; Banda, Oak , 21; G.N.ttles, Oakland Green, who sklppedthe1n4 hot67 and gedftoin*U.Ji.. 72 41 .341 6 pound-fol.p(mnd fighters In the world. homer and a sacrifice fly and until I learn to play golf a little their last 17 games and their Major FIRST 1. NY, 23; ReJackson. League Jarhud So So (7) Sal. Minnesota 72; .4" 12 kept his word at par of 140. If the match can be made, and matchmaker Bruce Trampler 85 won-lost record Is the worst San FT*flCiSCO 23.10 3.50 5.00; 2. Brown Maid (3) Henóck, Cl., 21. T ex as II 72 131 17 crushed Sin bit better. This course Is too American Golf Classic and last 14th to sixth place I at 141 Included says It Is all bid In, Obed figures to be a topheavy favorite. ut In basebalL Montreal is 5.40170; STOLEN 3. Traffic Jam (1) year's PGA here, had a 36-hole BASES-North, 7.60; 0 Diego. Jones, 20-11, was chased Californ some dangerous names, Lee (3.7) 4730. P (73) 133.20; 31.64. 64; LeFlor, Dat, 51; Chicago 57 76 .179 21 total of 136, four under Leaders anyone with the heart, punch and determination of Peres has to be games behind the first-place In the third as the Giants built a Re-elect Mike SECOND 1. Campaneqis. Oak, 19; Patek, Madds Kristi (3) Friday's Games given an outside chance. itS Dave Hill, the first round colea- TrevinO, Hale Irwin, J. C. tor JlxnBarr, 11KC, IS; Baylor, Oak, 13. I *ex, York 3, Baltimore 1 9.601.203.40; 2. So Lonesome Liz (7) Philadelphia Phils In the East I NATIONAL I.IAGUI den with Japan's Takashl Snead and David Graham, last liperexcan win, that will be nice, butthim tgthjngishe Division of PITCHING (12 DeCisions)- 2107.60; 3. Bold Star (1) 5 10; 0 (3 Boston S. Cleveland 3 BATTING (323 it bat the National ;, 7) 12,$0 P (37) 61.50; T (371) Murakaznl, slipped to second week's victor on the Firestone Milwaukee ii. Detroit 3 Johnstone, Phi, .3)9; Midiock, W.Campbell, Mm, 14.1, Is finally getting a shot at the big time. After all these years of League. CUb5 L CIYitUIJ 5 212.60: 00 (73) 111.40; 31.33. jph,- Mafia way 3.10 Garland, Sal, iS.& .711, North ex layout. T as 1, Kansas City 1 Chi, .33*; Morgan, Cm, Trevino and Irwin with 70-137. frustration, "The Disco Duck" Is just one or two wins away from a Two home runs by Rick Mon. Kuehl, at 3i, was THIRD I. 2.73 0.Ellls, NY, 144. .700. 323 Naps Jack (3) 11.20 Mi esota II, nn Chicago I GrIffey, On, .333; A.011vet, d7Os,SneadandGrahaxnuh,. shot at the world's title. NY, $4.7, .at, 2.91 9505.00; 2. Jim Tara (I) 12 40 6.40; pllotinthemajors,Hls age may day and a Ueireaklng pinch Oakland 3. California 0 COUNTY COMMISSION Pgh. .330. Three others In the select Dist. I Green values the leading FIdich, Dot, 15.7, .447, 2S 3. Leader Leo (I) 3.60; 0 (I 3) 91.10 SPRINGFIELD, ill. And, that Is what boxing is all about. (AP) Saturday's Games RUNS-Rose, Cm, its; Mof. L oem. have been a factor in Single by rookie Wayne Tyrone LS ANGELES (P)-SfJI.0 field of eo 315 P131) F 23 nard, KC , 15.7, 2.30; T (3.15)76420; 31.91. Mitwauk.e (Traven 15111 at gin, Cm, 102; Griftey, Cln, Pd p01 20 dipped under par. money-winner title and, If he Jo Anne Carnerfired a four-unPd 10, b Camp 1r,M dismissal as the Expos picked lifted the Chicago Cubs over St. he just graduated from Raymond Floyd, FOURTH -1. 9$. Bibby dc, lOS, .647, Star Strutter (3) 374 the Masters wins here, would regain the No. der-par 67 Friday to take Detroit (Ruhie 5.10) Monday, Chi, 47; Schmidt, The next bazing card at the Sports Stadium will be on Sept. 14 the 54-year-old Fox, a former Louis. Monday opened the Chi- Clemson, Parker Moore of Law champion and only player here Phi, Palmer, Iii, 19.11, .433, 2.60. 3300 .I0 5.70; 2. Burgandy Velvet Chicago (Brett II) at Mm 96 (1)9.00 3.20; 3. ZipIoc (7)3 $0; Q (3 and will feature a double main event. I spot from Btn Crenshaw with lead going Into Saturday's . nows 100111 11-13) RUNS BATTED INSan Francisco Giants' field cago half of the first with his rena. S.C., finds It strange to be to fire two straight subpar more than $295,000. Boston (Wise 1010 and Lee 2 6. Foster, Cm, 1)3; second round Morgan, of In the top spot, Edgar "Mad Dog" Ross will nut his very Im- has! a interim m2nao.. the $100,000 In, 20th hairier ci the iaan hat the I"IWSJIIVJIUWIVL ,,. e ,.,.i i U,. i,.. In -10 ..-.-D-um J flUIIl 5) at Cleveland (Dobson 12.11 Cm, 97 Schmidt, Phi, 57; Lu. Jerry Lewis Muscular pressive 36-1-1 mark on the line against one of the world's class the red of the season. FIFTH - i Alice Hansen 17) 9, 80 Cards came back In the second 76th United States Amateur .1 Eckidy 10.10), 2. (I n) zins*i, Phi, 53; Watson, Htn, 53. Instead of monuments Junior middleweights, Matt Donovan of Trinidad. 150 350; 2 My Girl Peck (1) 570 Dystrophy golf tournament. I flow York (Flguwee 14.7 and HITS-Rose. Cm, 179; Monte"We feel we need an older on Ted Sinunon's solo homer. Golf Championship. S 70; 3. SC Lonesome Joe (3) 3.400 ' Hottiman III) at Baltimore nez, All, 165; Bucktsif, LA, 141; FRIDAY'SRESULTS Mrs. Canner, of Lake Worth, Dunholds wins over the United States julor middle weight man to handle the youngsters Yet at 23, he's the oldest of the (17) 32.60 P171) *100; T(713) (May 11.9 and Palmer 19.11). 2. Garvey, LA, 140; Orifley, Cm, Fla., carded a 32 on the back champion, Mike Baker, the European champ Hans Orsolica, on our ballclub," said team Francis remaining eight players with FIRST-i. AO (flort(7) 321 20; 31.31. oleman (I n) 134. L f highly rated Ralph Paladin and the former welterweight champ President John Mcflale in annine Friday, the lowest score of 1. Wary (2) 1650 7.20 7.40, 3.00, 2.40; 2. Clever Trip (6) 660;SIXTH ki Texas (Umbarger 9.10) at DOUBLES-Madlock. Chi, 33; 2. Christy's two rounds scheduled In the Hope (1) 4.00 Angel Esp.da. 340; the day. ).60.2$0;3.MIthIana Chief (3) 4.50; Kansas City (Leaned 15.7). (n) .tohnstone, Phi, 23; O.Maddox, flouncing the managerial Jarh..d Alice (1) 500; 0(12) tournamentSaturday to decide Q (67) 12.30; 2:17.3. Oakland (Norris 4.1) at Call. Phi. 31; 115k, Pgh, 31; Sim. The newed addition to Pete hk'sbieoffiers, VInnie change In the press box inuneShe shot a 63 in Pro-Am P (21) 30.20. T(2 II) 41% $0; who'll play In the 36-bole finals SECOND- I. Marybar Queen mons, StL. 31. fornia (HartzeIl SI), In) CurIo, will hold down the other 10-rounder with New York's diately after the second game. Season Mark Thursday and after Friday's U050n1 (5) 43.00, 41-20. 2240TRIPLES-D.Ca$l,, Phi, I1 Today's Games at Bel-Air today. SEVENTH 1. NOflMm Friend "Smooth" Gary BaileyBrockport Boy (3) 11.50, 4.20; 3. (7) 16.10 roundshesaldshehadacbance Milwauk ee at Detroit G,ronimo, Cm, 10; Tyson. SIL. CINCINNATI (AP) "We need a new atmosphere The He killed off the chances of S40 3 00 ; 2 Trav,lin Jane 9; W.Da',is, 30, 9; 0.Parker, Lisbon Hanover (6) 3.00; Boston at Cleveland to August 17 at the Sports Stadium, CurIo lost a controversial split in the clubhouse." repeat the performance but il Cincinnati Reds are bidding to Dick Slderowf to Join four oth131.40; T (336) 905.00; DO (7.5) IS) 310 210; 3. San Ann Pgh, I; Stennest, Pgh, I; Rttan. New York at Baltimore decision to Gene Wells before the third largest crowd to ever some putts that could have 0(5?) 33.20; P 7.S) 91.50; T(7.5 I) ( 772.20; 2:10.3. Kuehl had been touted last lead major league baseball in era who have won the British cv. All. •. NATIONAL LEAGUE 39500; 31.61. Non Part witness boxing In this area. THIRD-l.DolIyJejtr(a) dropped In just didn't. 2 HOME RUNS-Klngman, NY, SCHOOL BOARD Oct. 31, when he was hired to attendance for the first time and U.S. Amateurs In the same East EIGHTH I. Wright Flyer (1) 4 " Pol 'mIs nd r, r 32' G.Fs!e'. 5.40. 4.00, 2.40; 2. Cra,v nnrn Ii Since that date. Ashlock has been trying to buy CurIo's contract replace Gene Mauch, as a since 1939. In p*. 4,Ut.c) W 6.00 1.60; 2. year. Siderowl, who won BritPenrose Fee (2) 100. 3.10; 3. Breezy Sal (I) 2.10; Q 12.40 Cm, 25; Monday, CPu, 27; Mo? PhlIa 5) • and finally late lad week he was able to secure It. Walker of England, who carded brilliant baseball tactician who Despite having the second sin's title for a second time this (7 4)19.60; T (121)131.00; 1:33.1. 7.60410; I. John Brits (3) 1.20; Q(2 7's gin. Cm, 24. Pins 57 .571 CurIo has a mark o120-4-2, with 7 knockouts, while Bailey fought a 69, the first time that she has FOURTH- 1. Top Reward 4) 12 00 , P(42) 12300; T(423) STOLEN BASES-Morgan, worked wonders with Expos smallest fan market In base- spring, fell to Moore 2 and 1. In New York 64 65 .311 IS'., ( for the United States Junior middleweight title In September of farmhands O'Am.to) (5) 27.20. 7.00, 5.10; 2. 532.20; 31.74. Cm, 3); Taveras, Pgh. $ 0; broken 70 In a 1.PGA event. Chicago 62 72 .413 at various levels of ball, Cincinnati Is currently the the afternoon, Moore beat Greg NINTH 1. Western Hero (3) Flying Hank (4) 320, 2.50; 3. Brock, StL. 47; Mtn, Cidino, St. Louis 14, losing a 10 round decision to Mike Baker. 51 71 413 21 At two-under-par after Fri60 3.70; 2. Bee Betty (1) 11.00 the club's minor league system. top-drawing club among the Hays of Fayetteville, Ark., by Westerns Bev (7) 910; 0(54)25.50; 13403. 43; Lopes, LA, 43. Montreal 1) 54 339 Also expected to see action on that card will be Casselberry's 6.403. Shelly (2)2.50; Q (31) 91.10. day's round were: Shelly Ham. T ($67) 6*1.60; 2:10.1. 1 But there has been suspicion majors. PITCHING (12 Decisions)the same score. 1 West Scott "Golden Boy" Clark and the fad rising Frankie Santore. In recent weeks that the young FIFTH-I. Slick Bullet (Filupelli) P (31) 299.70; T (34.2) 171310. Liii, Fresno, Calif.; Joyce KaxAlcala, Cm, 111. .714, 131 Rho. Cincinnati The Reds have drawn 2.2 trill50 So the quarter4lnals set-up (4 I 40. 340. 3.40; (7) 2. Superficial den. LA. II), .756, 2.9$ Canton, Along with the regular Pro-Am show, three kicking-boxing bouts Expos players, far from frett- lion at home, averaging 36,342 had. L Ang nilerskl, Williston, Fla.; Maria TENTH I. First Class (S) IS 4) 7.20. 1.20; 3 Debbie Ham 0. (5) PPu, 145, .762, 3.09 Norman, Houston 196 61 49 ii will be presented. 3203.60; 2. Jack Tryon (I) 1.40 i,00; Astrologer, Venice, Fla.; Sue 2 ; ing about their horrendous per game. With 13 borne dates 60 10.20; T (6-7 5) 115.20; .750, Cm, 121, 2.12 Candelaria. flI/ Mark Tinder, 19, Monterey, San Diego 44.3 43 73 3 Rugged Randy (2) 3.00; 0 (15) 2053 They will be full contact karate matches with fighters being record, may have taken advan. remaining, the defending world Roberts, West Palm Beach, Atlanta 54 iS .410 25" Pgh. ItS, .737, 3.02 Underwood, P13.11 52.20; 1 (51 2) 42970; SIXTH- 1. Strong (Kurtiworm) 9.1, Phi, .692, 3.77 D.mery, flown In. The man In charge of putting It on Is Dr. Pal, who tage cf Kuehl's relaxed atti- champions are assured of set- Calif., vs Stan Sousa, 21, HonoFla., and Marlene Hagge, Palm 430 27 n Fran 51 77 300, 2.10; 2. Chance Win()) "'a' lulu; Pgh, 9.1, .492, 3.0) Zachny, Cm, represents of Republic of China and according to him, "We are tude. FrIday's Games Springs, Calif. ELEVENTH I. Ann Pat (5) 370,320; 3. Mud Pop (4) 3.00; Q ($. ting a new club mark for the II 2.11. Moore vs. Mike Reid, 32, Chicago I. St Louis S 11 00 5.00 4.00. I. G.R. Petunia (2) I) 960; T (4.14) 130,00; 2.09.1. Interested lii showing the fans of Florida what a kick-boxing fight In the one-under-par 71 Mauch, manager of the club fourth straight year. Pittsburgh 97, Montreal 7.2 Seattle, Wash.; SEVENTH-i. Blasewood Comet 17603.60. 3 Ima Friend (7) 2.10; 0 is really ilk., from Its Inaugural season In bracket were: Sandia Spusich, Cincinnati 10, Atlanta S AMERICAN LEAGUE They lead the Los Angeles (Whayland) (I) 2560, 6.10, 4.00; 2. (2 5) 43,00; P IS 2) 101.70; T IS 7) James Mason, 22, Kirkwood, FASH New York,), Philadelphia 0 "After fans see these three matches they will want to come g 1969 until he was fired last Oct. Dodgers and Philadelphia Phils MO., vs BATTING Indianapolis; Sharon Miller, 1 225 at bats)- Decatur Boy (I) 1.30,1 00; 3. Love 16160; 31.92, John Fought, 32, Lo Angeles I. Houston 3 McRae, KC, .351; G.Bret?, KC, Bug Run (1) TWELFTH 1. Loco Motion (2) 5.00; Q (15)17.70; T to the shows we Intend to dart promoting all over the South." 1, was astrict disciplinarian but In total attendance. Ft. Worth, Tea.; Carol : San Francisco 7, San Diego 3 Tualatin, Ore.; and .332; Carew. Mm, .331; 505. 1.7) 476.40; 2:09.1. 5.20 3.40 2.10; 2. Wampum (6) 3.50 was accused of edging McHale Thousand Oaks, Calif., and Saturday's Games In 1939, the Reds topped lock, Mm, .377 Garr, 051, .316. Whoope (I) 2.20. 0 (2 6) Bill Sander, 20, Kenmore, 900. EIGHTH- I. Single Dimmer Ray "Razor" Rosenberg was the hit of the night on Aug. 31 at and Vice President Jim Fan- baseball with a season total of Ill) Philadelphia (Lonborg RUN S-Rivers, NY, Sandra Palmer, Boce Raton, IS; (Bridges) (6) 22.00, 15.00, 4.00; 7 P(26)20.10; T (265)3020; 31.75. Wash., vs. Skeeter Heath, 21, at New York (Swann SO) A the Sports Stadium. 4367. Handle R.Whlle, NY, IS; LeFlore, Out, Frisky Donna (2) 13.50, 910; 5323.106. • C rung out of the daily affairs of 961,443 fans at old Crosley Hampton, Va. Fla Los Angeles (John II) at 14; Otis, KC. $4; Carew, Mm, Backfire BayeI (3) 3.40; Q On a show that proved to be very weak, Rosenberg and the club. In addition, 11 players came Field, a park that held 29,000. Houtton (Andujar 7.9 or Sam II. Those are the remaining SATURDAY NIGHT 9600; T (623) 2903.00; 2:10.3. Price opponent, Sammy Maslas thrilled the crowd with a sensational bito 2)) In at even-par 72, Including When Kuehl was hired, It was Last month's turnout of 564,132 competitors from the original RUNS BATTED IN-L.Nay, NINTH- I. Nifty Lady Byrd Lou's (McGIoIP,en 1112) Sal. ; Chambliss, NY, SI; brawL FIRST 9 0 I. See Secrets; ?t. (Komers) (1) 9.40, 3.70, 3.10; 2 Bar announced that McHale and at Riverfront Stadium repro- fteldof20o that qualified toseek 7. Judy Rankin, the first $lOO,000$ E Chicago (R.nko 671 Munson. NY, U; Miybirry, Birdie H Volo (2) 350. 250; 3. t; 3 Desert Lady; 1. TeSs Mae Everyone knew M.ela& They had seen him defeat Scott Fanning would have a much seated an ahl4lme single month the title won winner on the tour. San Diego (Griffin 75) at San XC, II; ReJackson, Sal, $3 Car,l,ss Start (611.00; Q (2 4) 11.10; Yet; Sr Winding RIver; 6 It's Jody. In the past by such Terry "Rootin" Tuten, James Salerno and Robert Spencer in four greater role, but Fox said he mark. Francisco (Halickl 11.11). 'V5trgemski. San. $3. The field was trimmed to the 1 (426) 222 80; 2:07.3 7. VoIare; I. Pixie WhuS. stars as Bobby Jones, Lawson tripe to Central Florida last year. They knew he Is one of SECOND-I, My FlirtyGertie:2, was assured he will have a free low 60 after Saturday's 18 holes The six-year-old stadium has Little, Arnold Palmer and Princess Printer;) Jug: 1. Noting; roughed fighters In the nation at his weight They knew he had an reign for the rest of the year. a capacity of 52,000. of play. 'rue tournament winds Jack Nicklaus. S Silver B ; 6 Wright Drive; 7 edge In experience and weight and they knew he was a former Penrose Vixen; I. Peggy F.sllon uuaen waves cramp. THIRD I. Moving Lady. .2 Space Watch; 3. Wayside tans,j; I But they didn't know what to expect from Rosenberg. He came Pearl's Pain; S. Canadian Bowl, 6 into the fight with a mark of 12 KOS in 12 fig!" But that was done Gene Austin: 7. Just Foiy; I in thesmall arena dotting our Ask. He was an untested product. Satin,,. . iB) (Continued from Page they were the best pair of defensive FOURTH I. Blue Gra. 2 After the first few seconds of the first round, Rosenberg was no Dart; 1 6 R. Sunset; I # ends in the country," said Posey. Diamond longer untested. He had sampled some of Maslas famous power at )onnelI Gilchrist in the starting Currylea Lad; S. J,lls 8i.jfol, 6 I the out-sot and had come blasting back with combinations of his ii. ~f "Well, I don't know about , backfield. Alvin Sweet, Chris Big Girl. P ~,., own, that left Sammy on wateady logs. also th Meadows ey ceratinly are the best in t and his TAMPA, Fla. (AP)-The old projected at 55,000. Except he's for 57 yards. Riggins FIFTH 11 1 Moving Millie. 2 only a 14 remird, but Coach Soulhem California witil taking This is the way the entire three rounder was fought- Both men and new star running stars of with Tampa. area." plenty of ball carrying duty. black Joe, 3 Wright Grand. 4 . . During his NFL career, Johni. John guarantee we're trying as hard lamming Into one another for every second of the six minute McKay expresses the Bucs, Intervene; 5. Dream Acre. 4 Fast Job, disputed the Idea as we can. We might have to use Cincinnati were on display the offensive line, plenty of Robert Charles and Lft are the On "I came from a contender to son has reached the 100-Yard satisfaction with the sbout. Rising; 7. Penrose Whyriol. I team's that the e Saturday night when the un expansion team and my plan maf k five times. He has caught progres& xhibition gamer are a variety of personnel, JUSt to tackles on defense with Flint playing Buckskin Warrior. blocking is expected from the group The draw that the Judges ban&-d down seem" fair enough. meaninglem. BengAI3 and Tampa Bay is to make the most of the 120 Posses in'the last five seaSIXTH I Ricki Cox; 2 Back -_ middle guard. Mann and Meadows Door; which includes Don Arinett, Chuck even Lf Rosenberg appeared to bold the upper hijfor "We are a much better footof "I've not found the stuff about see what they can do but we're I - Cracking Chick, A. ack Buccaneer's wrapped up their situation," says Johnson, who sons for 1,511 yards. contest. ball team by a long way," he Philosophies on NFL pesson tryft to win beligve me." are the finebackem with Ricky Nebo, 3 itrialls, McMullen, Danny Flijit, Lee, Mann, 6- 15's Rosia`~ I League pro-season campaigns. totaled 3,70 yards rushing In Griffin, the former Ohio State said, comparing the club now to games to be The game pitted two former Tim Kelly. I Devil's Den Now. with Clark a pro, Masin OrtadytoturnproandTidenoffat ______ Bryson, Chris Riggins, Morris Be Charles Riggins and Henry cfltate Two-time Heisman Trophy eight years with CbcinutL "I star. has led Cincinnatils exhi- the one wli!cb started training. as SEVENTH ... as tar University of Florida quarter- r I. Midnight Major. School somewhere, Rosenberg would seem to be the young man to Barber and Veonis Quinn in the 2 Mac's George. Luke. 4 winner Archie Griffinwasez. am satisifled." 3. Kim *%ilchrist. bition rushing attack in with 197 Shut each other- Bucs wa tch. "I wanted to win every game meanin 0 he AW Dark Lament. S. Just Plan Verge. 6 pectedtoseeacticmifor CIncin'LJ secondary. gle ," d. 4-Ttam Darrell Johnson is the wideout. The Bengals let Johnson go yards onan average pickup of we played," he added. "It will don'tdowhityUy purrier and BenHe is a dynamite puncheir, who has quick hands, a good chin and nati dW mL=ing Isu4 week's after lag season and Tampa figures G COUSIn il christ to 5.1 Posey provide Kim. YdoI gals' backup John Reaves. Jews Defensively, the Seminoles yards. He missed the New be long forgotten who won these keep flaiding M,,,y all the head in the world. The only thing he is lack.ing is ex.- 13-10 loss to New Orleans. EIGHTH I Rs Jerry; 2 grabbed him in a UaWa few Orleans game, which left the exhibition gamcof but no one the fi starters on the team with breakway speed. "He to tv tough as a fire hydrant. figure Reaves, in his fifth pro year, penfence, but 1 aim sure that the management at the Sports . Petite Pinto. 4 eld in Ow fourth quarter. 1 Essex Johnson, the Ben- weeks ago. Since then, Johnson Bengals 3-2 In exhibition play, :s- a. , G is a back with a few good moves, and ' mara. schD, 1 nb0, ' ,,."',, Noble Roady; 6 schWWed to play about forgets what you do In the . Ends Charles Riggins and Stadiwn is going to take care of Wt. Anyone as exciting as "The "I think fan., paying $10 or $12w&S gals' all-ti.me leading rusher, has carried 3D times for V because of a groin pull. three quarters E x Part,. P. Mary Kale; S. Chicory Cincinnati iegular seam." for Razor" figures to get all the action he craves, can turn the corner," the coach NINTH Pringle get strong accolades from will be starting before a crowd yards and caught tour passes I Shonda Lee. 2 The expansion Hues had But McKay, who coached at a ticket deserve to See team with regular Ken Anderson 10 Wright Colsoll. ) Hardy Type. 4 wrote that added. . Posey. "One sports writer that are trying," he added. "I'll relieving him. - __ _____ re Perez Dubbed 'Disco Duck' Before his fi Ssndsy, Sept. S tfle-3$ %J .1 lINlIJscoREBo,RD n oeaTing monster _______ Baseball - - • • - - Am Final 8 Cam em s 67 - TopS Am. 11114111171cas, - - , -- --- Student mentalitu - --.-- - -------- i ' • S See ng - . fickso - - - i 1v .) I ,-... ,.... In, I - P - )71, - IWI MOUSI oi REPRESENTATIVES for th, best Interests of SEMINOLE COUNTY knos.ln knoss Seminole Count and will rcprcscnt you .ictiscl) and cinslructiscly. Successful bus inessman 1.irmer, citrus and cankman Graduate of Rollins College Church and l.imil nun tas,n. SPinner. Elk JOE KNOWLES "Asks for your vote" Democrat Dill. 34 PO4 .4 at by ip.,. ca" i,s. NT S - . LEVIS PANATELA - .. DRESS SLACKS ~ - - ' - ' $ 7 ~ - rice • ' - oem inole Outlook Sprrier Tam - $1 see - 97 ~ I - l'V11, - ' ?j,! 1''I'.'5''II S511'' 'g' 1 r ,If L'j'5 (,,1l,f,tt S - 't....4., " .,--' ,,.,? ,, ' c 'I I , :'.' '4' :'.•? :) ,,,,.(\ .I . 5Vj . a '' ' •1' L " . r. 4 ('4I1 I ' iI.' 4 ; Ii s. ;'.. . ,çL II,1'f • ' 4 '' 1, ', L. '.' fi.5'll • ,, 4•ij ''Jf'. * HIC •,#) -. . . m" 41 I , '4, ..': Jw..j. .x"'gi:'..; -' S i 1 LI'' . ''';''•'''"1").'' '.' pm V' 't'L i... Vt , ... :'j..l.;,:'."' 4 ( I --1f-'4--'. '''_.1' '' I. I .'" %' ' C' ,, i -' .':'' til-6:00 1 qi ''rt-. 4 y 4) .lf.i, tj( ....,... - 'OPEN U" I; 4.i'nt.L.It.7 i',', '•. •' .,' . , '(... ._,__. '.. ...... ",'rw' '. �IIRV.S*.Lfl - Legal Notice Hidden Costs May Await ________ ____ ______ By VIVIAN ROWN )tXa and it may be The fIrm —Air conditioning can be A? Newafsi$,s npenee encoixtared by new great If you can afford It. If It Is it's__________ the Urns olthe peer when owners. l vlcthg of It, if it a , qy awoadeliomyer neei it, should be a condition Owfleraontheap,rozlmatecod lose p apecthe when a rose- of the sale. of nxlnlng It. Setting an ado. co,.jed cetinge Is encoodd. -Find o4 how muds It cod.s maftc thner for the hoxs you 1m.t, —u there Is a fireplace ft will the expense. There may be Legal Notice ________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SININOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Pits Nvmbe ___ ___ __ __ CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole NOtICe 15 heleby given that wears sflglQd in builneli at 31 No. 151 Court, Winter SDrliwys 37701. Ia Es: Estate at Is Re: Estate si Seminole County, FIends under 11w G. N. H. SCHMAH. (also known as BERNARD F. MAURER, fictitious name of GINO 1. JOHN. GUS SCHMAH), oeceas. and that we intend to register Dec.awd n.m with the Clink of the Circuit NOTICE OP NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Court, Seminole County, Florida in ADMINISTRATION TO ALL • PERSONS HAVING accordance with the provisions of TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST the Fictitious Name S*stutss, To. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Wit: Section $45.01 FlOrIda StoMS5 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALl. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: 5: Gino Penlangel "derving to keep iç with the ten It Is med. lids could be ex• acing a coinpreseer, might be _______ NOW LEASING Sanford Court _ Apartments Orlando - Winter Courthouse, Sanford, FioIld., 32111. estate is Gertrude A. Maurer, ______ ______ _____ Butyoucanhtosci*cieaiing presaitownerhastai In the ground. Bout deciding to a home find ________ the answers to these zimity, can affed dug wells. __________________________________ __________________________________ — $3-$2fl PROBLEM PerhapsAlcoholicAnonymcus 1100 CORNELL &SR434,LOflgWOod 162.400 Call 4U.307 for information, ______________________________________________________________ companion. Needed immediately ap1rtmai,cleana private. Reduced by Owner- Older but extras mci. central heat.aIr. Rental property also Included, VETS- NO DOWN 3BR, i' _..___.,., _. ____________________ IROWSe AND SAVE ••, 4floom apt., very nice. Elecj it's eas, Classified Ads will always give you and fun The Want Ad wst5tplid.5120,ne 501 Magnolia. more. . . Much, Much More than yard. Low monthly payment 515.100. __________________________ show youyournewhome $21,500. 1)01 Park Ave., Sanford. __________________ ______________________ copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy to ' pI"nitrs on tap. Often a daIDp ______ Dear Mr Saus, in a - i&2BRMabhleitomes Adults-. Nopets -.- each personal representative, All persons interested in the estate ORA J. MAGNETTI, his wife, and All persons, interested in the lo whom a copy of this Notice f CAMERON BROWN consumer _______ AL ANON Plaintiff. Mi's. Ford. S637OS3, REALTOR, $315253. Unlurnisfled,tI,eoroom Sey , ARBOR- 4 BR. 2', baths, Im. maculate condition. Screened REALTORS Deposit. Adults Preterrnt. 3. C*istomed to high standard of IJ drinkers. For further information call 423.4357 living. Call 323.5543, besdiful lilly area. why. EaCh year stace, we base bad to of Administration has been mailed required, WITHIN THREE corporation -at Is the bug qudlent? Defendants. SantordAi Anon Family Group P.O are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF e bdiug no much there been no cash laft for 33.3, Sanford, Fla. 32711. Some homeowners will adeift MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ______ NOTICE OF ACTION ____________________________ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THiSNOTlCE,tofileany theyetos-ftgowa La*w.nishousewnrk. 3er4da ,s TO LEWIS D. MAGP4ETTI THIS NOTICE,toIileanyobis they may have that Challenges the 6-C)ld Care *5*. Experiince,, m.ni. or aste or even that they thsow an. gftw.jeu'own besse. Caiysq Euggest any way we once had t1tee, bUt every- mnke tha Cli validity of the decedent's will, the qualifications of the personal 4Iag pay en ..sse inceme? his wife EducationalChildCareforasiowas home. 323.225). thug, they may ten you, "Is qualifications of the personal representative, or the venue or Residence Unknown $3, weekly if you qualify. 323.1124 Mrs. G.L representatIve, or the venue or lurlsdiction of the COurt. now wider coidrot." eck ft Dear Mrs. G.L, or 3235133. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that action lurlsdictlon of the Court. 24—BUSIneSS odwlthaflesteter,E ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND to foreclose a mortgage on the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED following property in Seminole Longwood Day Care Centeraids can NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED be a big soorce of forgotto consider the maintenance cods of cheaply constructed OBJECTIONS L'sont.4a.m.op...to County, Florida: WILL BE FOREVER BARRED FASHION OPPORTUNITY ____________________________ citrus trees. Walk to Idyliwilde Box _____________________ __________________________ -- I _________________________ ______ d, fenced yard, Owner re ___________________ ______________________ __________ balcony wider the beooin ofa Off hand, It appears to me you are spending some money rejuvenating the front 01 managed properties. that home ban been estimated I realIse that professional management in not always at Oo, a ge for evailabie, and t ors are nonnafly the bsd managers widow who owns It. -Septic tanks mod be mlstake but It Is often wise to secie competent advice and colt of — lug on the sIze 01 the tank, the Send year quests. to: ffly, and sorb appliances as Real Estate livesimeats dishwasher and wialdog maThe Esenlig Herald Ctdne&Anownermaynotbave * North Preach Anise had a tank serviced In many Sanford, Thsids 30771 tembar 5th, 1974. Bernard F. Maur,r, Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Gerald Korman, EsquIre S: A. Ein ShIoiser $30 E. Highway Teleilluone (303) 131.1121 Publish Sept. 5. 12, 1974 OED-22 TransactionsAre Recorded 471 Weklva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec. Harbo,,,r s on.. 134.100 EInhelt Censfr. C. Inc. ta wm. Sweetwat,r Oaks, SeeS, $44,955 Magnolia Svc. Corp. to Walt New , DONALD. Plaintiff's attorney, Orlanda, Florida 32101. on or before September 24th, 1976, and Benton C. Jones to Clarame R. Byrd, sql. coda. Unit 270, Oaiid Homes Corp. Lt 10 Bik C S.c MarianetteL.I.iettel,sgl, E$O'ofW Jonei Lot 121 Winier Manor 1 Add, Harbour Sec One $45,000. Sweetwater Oaks, si,soo, IS0'of Lots 112 Fogg's Addn. to Alt. right toaccepe orb reject any or all $100, Devco of On.. Inc. to JpIsn B. Citlz. & Southern Bank to Hirm S. Spgs., $22,147. bids in the best Interest Of the city of Heary 0. 1 Resa P. Orsea Is Pierson Jr. 1 wf. Patricia L., LI 7 Cochran & Lynn Petters comm. Sanford. at Thurston R. Vann 1. Margaret to JiMmy R. WIlkinson LetS, Clock C BIk L. Camelot Unit Two, $35,100. W. E. Knowles SW cor. of NW ¼ of Sec. 1421.21 etc. R. Bruce GrIff Ifl 1. wf. Sharon K., Lt Seminole HleMs. ass.. Wlatre 1, Varosm, wid, Is H. 5100. City Manager 721 N ½ of 21, 81k 20 Sanlando me W. H. Green & Sons, Inc to Jimmy Albert Varavea 1 wf. Marie. II. Lt ASA G. Candler V 1 June R. as to Sburb Beautiful, Sanford Sec., City of Sanford I. Wilkerson Lots 2, 3, 1,9 Block A 2111k 1, Sac 1 Paramse Feint, SIN. I mt. to Red Lobster Inns of Amer. 537.000. Publish: Sept. 5, 1916 Skylark Sub., $20,000. Jon L. Gole 1 Diane to U S Steel Inc. portion of WV, of NW ½ of Sec. OED.1S Nader Hornet Inc. to Alan G. .. _____________________ LAKE MARY- LAKEFRONT_ 3 SEAFOOD oRLANDO . mortaaaes at disc. 21 r approval. Daytona (104)472.5133 _____________________ . — Wm. H. Stemper. Realtor LEE ROAD AREA- ieI S. Fr 373.7832 322 1991 o. - ______________________________ Cleaning the garage again? the same items arounulN0t Jd.)REALTORS HIGH SCHOOL DBARY N Guempi. 1 *1 Gail W. It 3 815 e W. waler Oaks, Sec 6, 139,900. Heatherton Village Un. I, $24200. want ads. Like magic, the Clutter will di5appear, and you'll have S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL CALL TOLL FREE ' . -. _____________________________ ,..,. ______ beautiful acres, with all the extras on Lake Crystal. You have to see It all to believe it'5 OnlY $59'SOO. Lake Mary, 333.7511. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA UNEMPLOYED? Never again If yo', have sincere desIre and PROBATE DIVISION ambition: Serious only please call File Number PR 76.2S3CP V46 after 4p.m. or wrIte 1010 Divis.lon Giovanni, Deltora, Fla. 32743. In Re: Estate of __________________________ GRACE I. McGRAW, Deceased P furnished ideal location. 3227957. '- i, DEC IS) l ______ ________ __________________________ _________ like new 14 Toyota Corona, ldr., 67-Livesfock.Poultry KENMOREWASHER,pa teICe, used machinis. MOONEy APPLIANCES323 0651 ___________ _____________ 42le Homes white, black vinyl top, FM radio, 25,000 ml. 13400.322.1062. - Duroc Pigs & Shoats PIgs.4wk1.osd.5ts1golb&up 1175 Caprice Classic Coops, full power, aIr cond. stereo, many extras. Real nice. 445.1145. 19" PhIlco Refrerator, excellent condition. $123 or best offer. 337. ____________________ BUY 'MVW BUO,$)59 53-1V-Radio.Stereo Near Stone wlltlendef,ns.is, 2 BAMBOO COVE APTS apartments, furnished or unfssrnfshsd. Newly story home. Screened pool, ½ acre attorneys for the plalnllff, aI Post Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32501. n 5 Box '5, Flonidi or before September 14th 1976, CAd 32503, and tile the Orland,,, original with the tile the origInal with the Clerk of thiS clerkotth eabovestyledCou,Ono, Court either before service on the before OctOber 6th, 1516, otherwIse, Planlilt's attorney or imm,dialeI a ludgmeni may be entered against Ihecealten, Otherwise a default will you for the reiiet demahot In he oe entered against ou toq the relief complaint demanded In the Complaint. WITNESS my sand and the seal of WITNESS my hand and the sea' said Court on the ls.t day Of Sep thIs Court, this 15th day ol Augu tefnber 1576 wall carpeting central H A. Area pool, tool Just $31,000. 34-I'biIe Homes MLS REALTORS _____________________ . - Fishermen . Canolsts ' 2 BR, furn., adults. Weklva Landing, 3724470 321-0041 1200 French Ave., 323-1734. room, family room, dining room, large kitchen, central heat & air, 2 screened porches, pool, many , _________________________ _______________________ alternator, tuneup. Needs tIres. — ____________________ _____________________ Deputy Curs Publish: Sept. S 12, 19, 24, 1916 DED.74 transportation. 1430.323-2791 after 3 DAVE'S 323 1370 to 6. 2015 Coronado Concourse, Top prices, used, any Condition. Boa?, bikes, antique wagon, 611 $126. Winter Park CampIng gear, dog house. Cash for Antiques. Consigi'vnents Call Sanford's Sales Leader wanted. Hi.way 16 Auction '73 Duster, 2 dr,, auto, all power, Galleries, 3226512. AM.FM radio, vinyl roof & . - - Reg. Real Estate Broker . 323-6041 or 323 0511 eves, - DELTONA- Walk to Plaza. One biock away is this almost new 2 BR, 2 full baths, garage, wall to '7) Ramada double wide, ' ' ____________________________ ___________________________ 7Swap & Trade certIfied trailer with extra l2'x65' Like new 2 BR. I bath, completely Iurnlmnt, air con. dition, washer, au carpeted, has No charge. All admitted free Come browse every Sunday 9 to S at the Movleland Drive In Theatre, South 1792. Phone 372 ROBSON MARINE 792$ Hwy 1792 3225961 $29,900 Overlooking Lake Monroe- 3 to 4 BR tri.level, fireplace In living room, On ½ acre with option on adioinlng ¼ acre. 541,000. JENNVCLARK REALTY PPione 305 327 ISIS 0155 4'dAf?erttours _____________________________ __________________________ U- patio Apartments Bedroom ApIs, Kitchen Equipped II -- -_ 72-Auction One Bedroom From Deltona 6686811 1SYR.FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES JOHNNY WALKER 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford. 323 5200 Rig Real Estate Broker General Contractor 322 6457 - -.___________________ 43'-'LotS'ACrge :-'____________________________ 1'AFFER REALTY clean. $1,300. Call 3725703 or may LikeNew,$700 $313495 Rig. Real Estate Broker Il'OE.2Slhst 372 2111 ____________________ 0I'd- miles northeast 11.91 acres, 700 ft. frontage on dirt road. Power and phone on land, $17,900 _____ 3BR, 2 bath, wall wall carpet, Osteen-9 25 acres, good land, central heat-air, 3i,7 acres plus, lightly wooded, $13,175 Easy stable tor horses, fenced, 535.000 terms 531 2191 $9,QQQ On., Call owners, 3236114. Lake Markham Chan- By owner, niCely cleared, Shade trees. 9001 Winter Springs-.... 3 BR, i' bath, 196, ValIant, good clean car. $700 or best offer. 323-1030 ____________________ EXPERTS READY TO SERVE'( I ____ I ' ' - _____ _____ ____________________________ ________________________ Aluminum Siding _________________________ _________________ fenced, carpeted, central heat 1 6753563. 1200 French Ave. 3237340 BUSINESS DIRECTORy CORP.,REALTORS 2521 Park Dr. Sanford Auction _ - SACKETT INVESTMENT Jim Hunt Realty Inc. 1949 Cadillac Sedan DeVille, loaded with extras. New: brakes, tires, muffler, air conditioner, tuneup, air shocks, Selling due to illness. LABOR DAY PIanos & Electronic Organs with automatic rhythm section. LIberal trades offered. Bob Bail's Piano 1 Organ Sales I Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 3fl.fl. SANFORD 62 dry ALrej near St Johns. $110400. 647-Till. I ______________________________ Home Improvements can Cover your home *.th alum Pest Control _____________________ RoOfng, Gutters 70 ts E'p Plaster Patching & Simulated 2342 Park Drive - $19,500 buys this refurbished) BR, I . - . ______________________________________________________ _________________________ P EAL BARGAIN -I Oftice , ___________________ _________________ $17,900 FORREST EENE INC . REALTORS $30 4133 Eves 322 5970 Assoc, 323 0413 __________________________________________________________ ' MAITLAND - REDUCED to settle 2 BR. 1 bath, enclosed tront porch. Home Paneled through Perfect estate. Make offer on spacibus for business or home and busln,U. bedroom, 2 bath, mint snape, zoned C 2 519,700 large landscaped yard, Faith I ' ', * Terrace off Maitland Aye, 'C. Realtor ' P ark . 2 '' JENNY CLARK REALTY $94 6032 Raymond E. Lundquist, Registered Real Estate Broker. Sales and Appraisals. 322 2296. Da,u and Attr Hur Land Clearing ._ carpeting Merchandise , Beauty Care - - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON tO'merly Harriett - Beauty Nooht 319 E First. 322 V41 _________________________ C&A BackHoe Larvi clearing, fill dir?, clay, rock' All kinds of digging Housetrailer, StOred and mOved 3229117 I OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY i TIL S Uppland Park Hom I Arthur H 8eCkwlh, Jr. 2)1 W. 15th — . - Sanford, Fia. !! plus equily. 323 $605. IL... 512 IS e*chang RE EL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 SOnford Ave Phont 37 Non, 12noon tOdark. By owner 3 BR. 1½ bath, central heat and air, 20' screen patio, garage, carpeted. For Appointment Call 305.322.3103 ______________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________ _____________________________________ _ 123.500. 2331 Marshall Ave or call 322 1503 ______________ if) li Y410 )ewing ______________________ lterations. Or —. Tree Service ________________________ Landsctpin Makng. Drapes, Upholr- 322 0707 I Fill Ott CIa, RO(k Backhou L0der Ph fl 1377 _______________________ —. Treej Trimmed, Cut, HCUIed Away Roof Repairs, Carpentr,, PanI,ig ________________________________ latter i pm I Home Repairs. Guttering. Cement I yrlu AR[ AQ*,flg, edging. Irimmng, WeEding esti Its. $3) Y1551t40 SOMETHING v Ø'AVEN'T TRIEr i'd fertilizing Free estimates "' I ED AD L A 'ELY Central Heat 1 Ar Cona,,iong P?C 373 3951 " For treE estimates. Call Carl — ________ 1771 b.iItere DrIve. 3 BR, 2 bath, family room Freezer, antique bullet, chest and with fireplace. Excellent floor dresser, round table with 4 Solid plan 322 1.101. oak thai.'s. large recliner. table saw, assorted items. Call 322 2976. By Owner- 3 BR. 1¼ bath, central heat and air, garage, exlras Basset cribandmattress 523.00° Assume 7 pcI mortgage ____________________ Likenew,130 .,i :...j - Seal) QUALIFYING $1300 down, 322 2125. — By I I ESTERSOPI LAND CLEARING BuIldtig. Excavating. O,lcn work Ftl curt, top sol 3225913 _____________________ ____________________________ ldyllwilde- 144.000. 107 Brentwood "-.4 , I ___________________________ -._ C E SHEPHERD enerdi Panting NemQdilig G Repairs Call 3731373 Service I _______ ____________________________ 3 BR, huge family room, double _____________ uI.IasIlUITIic IltCM Qi.uIN , ' ara;e sales are in season Tell tne pivpie abOut t With a Classified Ail li Herai 323 2411. $31 ______________________ Mowing, Edging, Trimming _________________________ Central Heetingand Air Conditioning Piano Services -- - _______ - ______________________ Bath Free estimate. 323 3951 ______________________ -' _____________________________________________________________________ Broker, 3227171 Window Washing, Flcr Stripping & Waxing, Carpet Shampooing - 3 BR, 2 bath. carpeted,.0 A 1 II, 46-Commercial Properly dead end Street. Payments 5)53 -____________ monthly. Can assume tlrst LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' Iron. mortgage. No qualifying tage * 115' deep on a corner site. 1.164 sq It 01 building toned for j 322.2090 jj[j,_•_,,,___________••_•_•_••_) OHN SAUL'S AGENCY BUILDER-DEVELOPER ______________________ farming area Frts on highway Buying a flew home? Moving tu an and surrounded by the Rocky apartment? Mountains. $95 DOWN. Get some action with C Herald MONTHLY. Call Owner. 106-376. classified a. We'll helP ou write of Fi,. Chg. 53.141. Del. CALL 322 2411 Price 513.611. APR 6pctl ____________________ _____________________________ 1505 W. 25th St. nford, Eta. Bra Hey Qdham-323.467o - school. ,Enc patio $30,300 3270901, — ______________________ ____________________________ IOACRES COLORADO air, in Sunland. Owner, 349 5371. Sanford Ave.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT ' Publish Aug 77. 79, Sept. S. I). 191$ DEC 104 1973 AMC Matador, Sm VI, 4 dr. . WANT TO SELL Homes ready for your inspection and immediate occupancy By Mary N Darduu Deputy Clerk 1966 Chevrolet Impala, 327 engine, AT, PS, PB, Air, Very clean. 323. _____________________ -- ____________________ _______________________ ____ ardens New 2 3 & 4 Bedroom Homes ' Excellent Condition 372 0651 __________________________ 1216 - Already set up In mobile home Pork. Total price, $6,000 or make sticker. Make offer. 323.1696. SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET start motor with less than 30 hI'S. running time. Double gas tanks new canvas cover. 52500. 2i'xØ', 3 BR, 2 bath, kitchin, living room, dining room, den w w carpet, $9,000. 3230014 at'er 5 p.m. many more extras. $21,900. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES '16 Ford, rebuilt motor, new battery, ________________________ pool, marina, tennis. s12,900 668 2 BR, 1 bath, frame house, with Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pc, commission. Free Pick ,wP$.wCtIOA, ay5 7 p.m. 1573 Gremlin X,3 spa, n1awt,.els, Sahtord 122 2270 Fs?ereo tI decE sy owner. 51150. 323 0615 after 5 p.m. __________________________ ___________________________ S OUTH ' _______________________ _________________________ _ ________ VACANT. MAKE OFFERI 2 BR, with family mom, and screened porch in quiet area. 2BR.I¼bath,Fiorldaroorn,scr porch, on private,'oad In park like area off Enterp/ise.Oat,en Road. ANORA Beardall Holiness Church Yard Rummage Sale, 911 Maple Ave., STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If 55-Boats & Accessories CIassitied Ads didn't wo. . there wouldn't b any. is' Bonita, 113 hp Joiuhlo., all _ electric, Murray Trailer,' 13" Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom w?eeis, some canvas. 319.5321. mobile home. Excellent COndition. IJNSWORTH REALTY LARRYSAXON,INC REALTOR _______________________ _______________________ ___________________________ A bargain at $17,500, 323 0416. M. '73 Nova, 3 spd, orange 1 white, 2 , 35,goQ ml, small V.6. $1175. 3222390 any time. _______________________ ANY TIME Multiple Listing Service COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BR, family room, screened porch, big REALTORS appraisal at $16,500. 42$Ioi9, After hours, 641.2504. 3222420 _______________ ______ 4 1574 " Mary N. Darden Pto,w323.1o50 acre Color TV's from $50; 81W from $13' For used furniture, appliances, 1963 Plymouth VIP, I dr. hardtop, tools, etc. Buy I or '1001 items. air, power steerIng. New: battery, chickens, cow. 3 BR. 2 bath, living _____________________ play house. Near elementary school. Located in country. Fenced yard, $15,000. 333-3.431 after 4:30. Forrest Greene Inc. &3 If any, toil On VAN DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, Arthur H. Bkw itt. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Casn 322.4132 home. Country living, about 1 air, family rm,, garage, large lenced yard, separate studio. $3,000 equity I. assume loan of 132.000. 321 0503. WE TAKE TRADES beautiful 3 BR, 2 bath home. Split plan with largeb.drm paneled living room, inside utility, wall- $30413) 28R.carpeted,alr Adulti. SIlOmo 323 4)01 or 322 4470 ,' 21. THIS NOTICE. tofileanyobieons property: PARK SECOND REPLAT, as Lot 7, Block C, NORTH recorded ifi Plat Book 13, Page 73. shall save an Opportiilty to be validity of the decedent's will, the of heard at s.iid hearing. UNIT I as per piat qualiflcation of the personal recorded in Florida By order of the City Commission Pat Book 17, page 32, Public ha jun filed 0 the City of Sanford. Florida, against you and you representative, or the venue or Records Of Seminole County, are • lurisdiction of the court. H. N. Tamm, Jr. re.jired to serve a copy of your Florida, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND written defenses, If any, to I, has been lilt against you end Publis.h: Sept. 5. 1976 you Julius C. Pefryska, ROWIAi . _____________________ _______________________ QUIETAREA plenty of privacy, 3 LAKES for your pleasure with thiS __________________________ Reasonable rent 363-3721. CALL TO SEE LAKE MARY- 3 BR home on 1½ acre waterfront site, large tree,, 573.0001 All utilities turn, except fuel oIl. .61' clean. Move in now. Drive by and call today. $17,950. THINK of all the different ways you can decorate this clean, 3 BR home to suit your tastes, Area of FurnIshed 2 BR Cottage, air nd part time SANFORD DRIVE BY 1333 S. SUMMERLIN AVE. REDUCED WATERFRONT- Large oaks, pine & palm trees,) BR, — -L*e-M.,y---?-OR fornh1,t.1Ihouse, newly refinished inside and out. Adults. No pets., 332.3930 nd - to James T. Ratey & WI. Carol 1. It ___________________________ D.' 372 6123 P ghts 322 2357 __________________________ "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" , _____________________________ -- 1100-432.3933 11elp INC. 33-Houses Furnished ' extra cash In your O(,•$ _____ _____ Publish Aug 27, 25, Sept s. 12, 1976 ruamea, easy smev, WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Ea*:teblo Life Miur Sec. te to CIII,. Bk. Oviedo S 179.33' of N lad. to J. P. H3flaway I WI. Sally, 134,300 Gerald 0. McNaIr 1*1. Pltride A. 210 55' of SE ',. etNE ¼ of Sec. 15-21. LI II II I Ncrlh Ortando Ranches, Noticeof Administration: August39, Cam Carp. I. Omlal Constr. Corp. LI 196 Woodcrett UIWI F,ve, 131.11.5. II eU I FICTITIOUS NAME Ill', 520.000. Sec. 2, $110. 1914 Lot 71150,1 Lets 1.213115 p Sky Maranolia 5WC. COrp. t* C&s,dTek Notice is hereby given that I am TRW, inc to Rodney Rithiedof. Ruth 0. S*inney, sgl. & MIle 0. Lark Us. 3 replat, $24,555. Marilyn M Ruf,sell engaged in business at ItO I isJuarles inc. Lt 551 Wiscva Hunt Maiuly .1W 35'- Of If IS (less N 10') Steanwenits, s.gI. to Ruth 0. Swmnrsey, As Personal Represent. The Huskey Co. to Creative Commercial, Sanlord, SemInole Club, Tax Hunt, Sec. 3. U,0. & C 63' 0114 (less N tO') 515 , Allie 3. Stoenwerth & Grace 0. Concepts tip, , the Estale f LIs 7 & 7A 81k H. Sweet County, Florida under the fictitious Magnolia Svc Corp to CasOrel. SrardIey H.sll Wallace, Lt. ten, Lt. 231W IS' of 21, water Oaks, $70,000. Grace I McGraw Sec $ $16,000. tnoiatri.s inc. Lt 77 Wekiva Hurl name of SANFORD QUICK PRINT EMiICe.gV. Sanford Heights, $100. Deceawø Club. Fcx P'Iwst. Sec. 3, 35,100. Patricia 0. Wofford, sgl. to AND SECRETARIAL SERVICE, ATTORNEY FOI PERSONAL S. Lawier £ WI. Lw&e R. LV 1, us James 1. Wells 1 Helens J. to Raymond W Meyer & wf Anna V. and that I intend 0.0 Ii S.ih.r.w 2, 1 wI La.'i-i to regisler said I, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 9, $3.95e. Joseph P. Lunetta 1 WI. Rita P. Unit 11481k), REPRESENTATIVE HeftIer Homes Orl , Sec 1, name with th Clerk of the Circuit to Vernon I. Palmer & wO GailoC. N,cnvIasJ 6r67ir & wt. Gertrude 230. VIllage Of WIn.meadoss No. I. 130,000. Eugene I) Cawood LI 12 131k 1, c.rinq VaIlqv Farms. to Rl,.tqt I'. MOrqyyPt & wit. Sylvia 131.100 Court, Seminole County, Florida in 04 Glues, Hedrick & LesIer Kalmanion & Barbara to accordance with the provisions Sec 1. 110.00° 66. It 3, 515 F, Lynwood ReviSIon. Frederick W. Benens, Inc. to Wm. Jofivi T Peret I. Cuaralype of Robinson, P A $41,900. he Ficlilious Name Statutes, To Qor.eid P Ewatci I Wi. Rtetstsi W,gØ. U. Wilson Jr & WI, Kay VI. LI 43, 109 C Church Street, P0 Royal Castle System Inc. to Wit: Section U5.0t Florida Statutes B*x 7631 139.0-l'oIW 14204 E 102.0' Cf/s 142' LNhcr &*f lean A. beg SE bel AWe Homes, Inc. Ia Ray 0. from S'Iy cor. .1 42, Amended Flat . 5: JanIce Maagnar Cf $ 96094015W ¼ lNW ½ cA Sac. SW Of SE ¼ aS HE ¼ of Sec. 431- Howder 1 wit Cheryl.1 It 372 Spring Cf Druid Park md Telephone: (303) 4253551 Chattels etc. Publish: sept. 5, 12, 19, 26, 1i16 2721 30, 16000,. 25 e'c.. $10,000. Cets Un ill, $39,100. Publiih Aug 29. Sept 5. 1914 810.000. DED Phone3fl 766). Sanford schools. 3230257 after 3:30. HOME . to Jc NATIONWIDE ___________________________ SEWING CENTER, 777 N. 1797, Horse Pasture for rent on Upsaia Cassberry.L 339 Q, Road, $13 month. Negative ______________________ _____________________________ __________________________ Coggins required. 332.13.64 BROKERS _________________ _________________ _________________ 1 air, 2 car garage. corner lot, 10 PC,. down, 535.300.461-4141,_— $6$33 moved last spring? Planning on ?. I BR, 2 bath, 2 story, convenient storIng them another year? Don't " location, References, no lease. 00 It. Plan a garage sale an. don't . $170 per mo. DIPLOMA AT HOME IN , Two, $13,900 with 2 saddles and all tack. 5330 1174 Chevrolq Vega GT, yellow hatchback, 4 sPeed. AM.FM stereo tape player, extra wide rear tires, excellent condition. 466. n.u3o. take trade. JOHN KR IDER, ASSOC. 107W. Commercial '73 Models. Call 3231570 or $34. 1605 Dealer. - assume balance, $156.10 or pay $11.30 mo Free home trial. Will Rig. Real Estate Broker 1001. 66.-S-Horses One of Singer's finist. Sold new ta, ______________________ ' Carriage Hill Un. NO. I, Wm. W. Ballard I. Nellie R. to Pierre Renaldo. Inc. to James I Harlan. L. Walker & *1 Mary E., & Solomcns & of. irma I. Lot 450, Suzan.sse 544.000. Wekiva Hunt Club, For Hunt, Sec. 3. Richardson 1 of. Condev Homes of On.. Inc. to 546.500 321 0759eves.327.7.a 254$ PARK Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. _________________________ __________________________ _____________________ Lot 32 block H No On Tern Sec. I R. Haynes 1 wf. Mary J. Lts 1$ & 19 3,81k 0, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2 A, Unit I, $33,000 City of $anterd,ib of Ilk 6 1 ½ at DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES slatement of any claim or 51k 65, Sanlando lie Suburb 161,000. demand St. on E Tier IS, I all of Ilk OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF they may .iayne I. Homer to L. David Beautiful, Orlando Sec., $Il,. Edw. W. Nosier & wf, Isabella tO 4vacated IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TI4 Tier 25, Homer Ill, Lt l3BIk E Sec I, Spring Fia. L.and a Colonization THE CITY OF have. Each claim must be EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. EIGHTEENTH Deisald Rosonbert, Trusiss etc Is Mirton P. Strahl I. WI. Sally A, Sd' Ca. FLORIDA JUDICIAL Cl Ltd. Map of St. Gerturde Adda SANFORD. in writing and must indicate the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE bass for the claim, the name and Kenneth R. Wakefleidlof. Tricla Woods sd, $4,955. COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY, FLORIDA, Public Heering will be to John L. Souls Sr ,Trust.e LI 181k .IonellH. Marinaro (form, Daniel) JohnM HoilingsrTh 1. wf. Bicki Robert W. Clark & *1. 0 helddlv at Hall the or attorney, and the amount THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING N. to to Anthony A. Daniel. sgl. ½ int: Lts Commission Room in the F W000inwere Park, 2nd repl, to Stephen L. Nasty 1 of. Beth 0. Betty Jo Cooley (form, claimed. EE lIthe claim Is not Clark) LI 11 13, Ii. IS, 16 pIus vacated Streets in the City of Sanford, Florida, at the date yet due, FUND SOCIETY, Lot), 81k C, Bear Lake Ills., when t will become 534,90° & Wa' Cf 17 Ilk D, English 1635, Un. adj. on North & West, Beverly Hills 700 o'clock P.M STOCK TON, WIIATLEY, DAVIN & due 66 Conner & wf. Jane H. to Win Al. C.eviness 1. Sluei'nil L. to 2, 8100. on Seplemr 21. shall be Staled. If the claim Is Plaintiff, COMPANY, a Florida corporation, 1976, to consider so $15,000. changes and Bonnie Oliver & James Arthur, Lt 7 Pafticia v Hou'phtallng & MerrIll N. (QCD) Betty Ii COciey (form. Plaintiff, contingent or unliquidaled, the ERNEST TYLER TUCKER, et Myrtle Lake Hills, $3,500. .i. R. Hattaway, etal., Inc. 1 amendments to the Zoning OrCross, Jt. ten, Lt 75, nature of the uncertainty shall be u., vs dinance of the City of Sanford, slated (OCO) Rocco F. Monaco to Forest Shapes, $3240J. less S 103' Clark)tsTerryC.gofl&ofShamo TrustmtoJamnDHartman&of If the , LI II £ W 6' sf11 Ilk D, English Florida, as follows: claim is secured, he LEONOR A FLORES. a single Martha R. 1 ½ It I, 81k 2 s.c., NefreneMOflaoc.Lt24,CasaAloena, RubyIl.Hemmerle(formCagte) Ists. U.. 3,5145, security snan be deScribed, The Defendants person, Aportionof North Orlando Ranches. $100. toDapidI, Sharp&wf.Jane P.. Its Donald I. Cooley & Betty Jo to sisx NOTICE OF ACTION thatAvenue certain on property claimant shall deliver sufficient Defendant abutting French JelloM. Wbeeleg Is Albert SIsite 6 & 7 515 IA, 2nd Sec., Sari Lanfa, Terry C. Bolt & WI. Sharon P. the copies of the claim to the clerk to TO Ernest Tyler Tucker LI III NOTICIOF ACTION N. Hattaway, lad. I Tru,te to East, and lying between 2ouh Street and enable the clerk to mail one copy to TO LEONOR A. FLORES 3921$ etc. $115. FF., Sem, to Maznoo K. Shah & 2. 831.100' Carolyn S. Tucker, 10305 Clearly Lane Lb 1,11521 Lts 31 6115 I Sec. S I'tOfled from RC- I (Restricted Charles W. Schisler 1. MarjorIe to of. Daphne p. 5133' of It 26, Forest Theodore Peters & Linda to Kim NinTh All persons interested In the estate Ort, Commercial) District to GC-2 JohnP.Spolskl9of NancyC. It I Slopes$40,CdO, Ranches Sec. P0. Boa 10153 CharlesPetefl,pdIlOftofS33s'ofW to whom a copy of this Notice of YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Wm. A SluiIed 1 WI Joyce to (General Commercial) District. bik 0, Oaklarnt Ests, Itt Sec. Tallattessee, Florida 32302 The Gra,I Casusii. Cup. Is l 4 LI 3 515 0. innsiraIionhas.beenrnaIedar. Said property being more par. actiOn to Poreclos. a mortgage on $11,000. 81* 0, 0. N. Darrell .1. Srock & *1. Beverly .1. t. Vykydal & WI. Frances £ Sally j, Mitchells Surveyetc., YOUAR EHEREBynotifiedthaf Ihe following property in Seminole required, of Levy Grant, 12 515 P. Sunland wi THIN ticuiarly described as follows: Ests., $20,000. THREE a complaint lo 'Charles W Wilson, sof. to D5es, If. to. LUI Ilk F. Seminole a mortgage County, Florida MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF encumbering foreclose the Lots 16 through 19. BloCk James Robert W. Gordon 1 *1. Audrey Gl Sites, Thomas to Minnie Thomas. Oonaid R. Rou &wf Janet to Steve following real Lot 23, Block C, W000MERE Lot 3 81k 9 Tier 15, Seminole Park, Highland Park. Plat Bookl, page l, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 17.000 Patrick C, Glis50n&of. Janie W. LI Marc,Imn. Tedesco (form, Pays) 7 blk 2, TM Woodlands, , toAndre B Hotley & of. Sylvia LI 14 $41500 51k Country Ctub Manor Unit e. Ewecetfe Huekey 1 wit, 80-"v'utos for Sale 5710. _______________________ _____________________________ No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1¼ baths, 'EVES. 3flI517 or 3220612 5: Jane R. Carroll I _________ 321.1764 ______________ $S$.0 or 10 payments ol so. Call credit Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Reg. Real Estate Broker Approx, $2,000 down, $115 month, - FREE HOME DELIVERY Blvd., Sanford, 323-1340. Brantley, 141,000. Bernard J, Mush & Jeannette to int to Red Lobster inns Cf Amer. Colwell Management Co. 55 Th doreJ&5yiviaRftantto Norman R. Brewster 1. wf. Myrtle Inc., same as above. to to the hignest bidder: Douglas H. Kingsland & *1. Sharon $37,300. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Stephen M. Jepson Lot II, Block 1 F., LI), The Springs River YOUR HOME? 0. (1) 1961 Ford Pickup send YOUR LITTLE FEE AGENCY" Hiram S. Cochran 1 Lynn p A.LetI,8lk7HefllerHo,,ofOnl CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Rest Haven on Lake Harney $100. Sec. $73400 Buying a new home! Moving tou C.chran, as to ½ 1st to Red Lobster ID No. F100L4.45070 Sec. One, $17,500. THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL WESELLSUCCESS-. Josepii& Mary Hvizdak& Emil & apartment? Any person wishing to buy this OTHER PERSONS Irving H. Veins & Mildred to Inns of Amer., Inc. sam, as abey. Jerry Lee Hadl.ck 1 wf. Marsha INTERESTED 201Commercial 323 S176 Emlila ttvizdak to Jan15 B. & Dalna Eddie R. Johnson 1 wf. Barbara A. $75,555 L. toMt. Guaranty Ins. Corp. LI II Manager's truck must deliver to the city IN THE ESTATE: office I. Jerumanis Lt 6 So 327.3.42 ft of No & Eric H. Joletson 1. wf, Get some action with a Herald Barbara A., in writing p. Maurice R. Fairbiother 1. *1 LoIs Ilk X The Woedands, Sec. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Restaurant Manager, 1a51 655.117 ft of W ½ of SE ¼ of SW I., food, classified d. We'll help you write Four, much you are willing to pay, your that the adminIstration 0, LIs Ii & 17 BIk A. BIk A Midway IoWm, 0. Frye& wf, Carrie I. Lot 2, p3.31. Minimum 2 the estate yrs. Eap. Salary open, Sec 31 21 31. Sfl0. an ad that will bring fast sale. __________________________ Hts.. 84.000. less W .31', The SprIngs Live Oak Terry King to Patricia Anna King, name and addr,, ot Grace I. McGraw, deceased, File _________________________ Resume, Box 300, Sanford. Fla. ______________________________ Viiiette A. Sill Is Roger 0. £ CALL 322 2611 L. Cuilum, sgl. to DorIs 0. Foltz 5 Viiiage, 1st Addn. etc., $47,100. This information must Ii, BIk A, West Brantley Lake waled - _____________________________ _ be In a Number PR 74233 CP, is pending in fancy 0. Campbell Lets W2S Click 137.47' of W 334' of LI 3, less N 100' of Larson 0ev., Inc. to George a. Raad Heights. 1)00. envelope clearly marked, the Circuit court for Seminole _____________________________ C Lake Oaks Sec sI $aalaade W ISO', Pamers sd, 12,100. "pickup truck bid" and delivered to County, Florida, Probate Division. Davis 1 R. B. Bennett Lts n. , 10, Gary L. Hiller & Inge to Bruce A. Spri.,s, sssos. the City Manager's Off Ice prior to Legal Notice Harvey I. Mars. 1 Karen Is. 1031. 106 Brookhollov, s.d $32,500 Yager 1 wf. Mary Ann Lt 126. Lake the address of which is Seminole ___________________________ Legal Notice Hckenson, Flowers, Inc to Fred Qeere N. Kampewls 1 of. Greta DorIs Bishop, wld. 1 PaulIen Harriet Ests., $19,000. 1200 flOOfl On September , 1976. All County Courthouse, Sanford, Wa 5 1 KatherIne Walls Jr 1. K., Lt 453, WInter Springs Unit 4, QuIroijef 1. ho. Alfred to Pauline bids will be publicly opened and Florida 32771. The personal FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME George W. 1 Faye Royal No', Of SW 543505 mv. to Joseph the same date at 200 representative of the estate is NOtice 15 hereby given that I am Zepp Unit lOB, Says-auto, condo. ph,Securities Perian 1 wf. Constance M.C. Lt read Il, PM,aloud in NotIce Is hereby given that I am 'Cf NE '. of NW ½ of ec 1321 79 Margaret L. liollan, sgl. to Bill I, $40000. 81k 0. English Es.ts Un. the City Commission Room. Marilyn M. Russell, whose address gaa Ifl buslfl4s at *5 PIne Tree engaged In business at 510 Hwy '. Thetrucksisail be sold to the hlofest 5 76.4 Little Wakiva Circle, Rd., Sanford, Semmnol. (visaPy, Atamont, Springs, Simm U r;.j ; wads r a. brook third -. High & wf. Susan J. Lt 12, 81k C, Vincent C. Wright &wf. Loretta, Lt I George W. I. Faye Royal to Joan M. Redding, of. to Henry Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 3, MSO The City reserves the ritt to name and address of the personal REGIS CO., and that I intend 81k A, English Ests. Un.), less part. to name of CAVEST COMPANY, and I'fickerson Flowers, Inc N½ ø SE ½ Perry Reddlng, as separate prop. acceptor relict any or all bids In the representative's attorney The Huskey Ca. to Prestige, Inc. 00° register said name with the Clerk of that I Intend are to register said name of NE ½ of NW ¼ of S.c 1521 29, Its 39 1 20 81k C. West Altamonte Lt 19115 D, $weetwater Oaks, best interest of the City of Sanford. torth below, ttte Circuit Court, Seminole County, with the Clerk of the Sec 7. 530.173. Circuit Court, James Desi,iet a *1. Joan C. ) Ills... Sec 1, $100. Publis.h: Sept. 5, 1576 119.951. in All persons having claims or Florida accordance wIth the Seminole County, Florida In ac Sill D. DavIson a wi. Linda 66.. Lot DED 25 demands against the estate are provisions of the Fictitious Name coroance with the provisions of the ralornbi Lot I? Block B Sweitweter Trust to Sandpiper Investors, LTD. ResldentlalCommunitmis Inc., AS_______________________ Geo. R. Patterson 1 EIIZ. to Oaks Sec 4,572,500. Commencest$Wcor.cfLol34 Golf Lt2I7Wlnter5prmngsUniti,$io,, DATE OF Florida Statutes tt57. MONTHS FROM THE Donald K.Down.sa.wf . PatrlciaT. NOTICE Section $45.09 Florida Statutes 1537. OF PUBLIC HEARING THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 5: Donald R. Graham . new tires, aluminum topper. ___________________________ _________ - SANFORD SEWING CENTER carpetIng, new roof, central heat ENTERPRISE ROAD-. home, situated on ¼ of a city parage, screened porch, fenced yard. $375 me. _____________________________ Club Fox Hunt, Sec., $1,300. same date at 2.00 P.M. S2EaCht0000dhOme OoLancc .. ______________________________ demanded in the Complaint Detailed specifications are WITNESSmyhan.andthesealof available in the Office of the City this Court, this 19th day of August, Manager. ' 1916 All bids shall be in the City (Seal) Managers Office, City Hail. San Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr ford, Florida, not later than 1:30 Clerk of the Circuit Court By Mary N. Darden Tuesday, Septemr 21, 1916. b$th5, air, fenced yard, car. C011ect, anytIme, for u.r. Benrier _____________________ Court either before service on the INVITATIONTOSID Sealed bids will be received in the Plinhill's attorney or immediately office of the City Manager, Sanford, thereafter, otherwise a default will DED.21 " _________________________ MIS y cute and Cuddlesome. Call 56226 Ibetween balanceof SieS.SOor pay $1) 50 per REDUCED TO SELL No nualIfying. ie new 3 OR, U,,, eatin kit EIosed garage, nice W000MERE- 21S Palm Place. Free pool with this) BR, 1½ bath, central heat air, carpeting, equipped kitchen. Only $15,000, Call Sanford's Sales Leader REALTORS 1563 Ford Truck, with camper, ____________________________ ______________________________ has been filed against you and you are regoired to serve a copy of your written detenses. If any, to it, on Julius G Petruska, ROWLAND, Eves. _______ BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, JEWETT LANE- ½ acre, 3 BR, 2 3__________________________ central heat and air. Phone 333. bath, central heat & air. $33,000. PINECREST-. 3 BR, 1½ bath, central heat & air, owner will sell CANAL FRONT CABINS-$,3,9go to clOsIng Costs. $23,750. ' Have a dress shop of your quality merchandise, 514, 0 "f' recorded in Plat Book 11. Page 56. live of the Estate of G.R.I4. Schmah, also known as Gus Sctmah), Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL and MONCRIEF Attorneys at Law Post Office Box 2215 Sanford, Florida 32171 Telephone: Publish: Sept. 3. 1974 Atico Mtg. mv. Etc. to 0. MarvIn elem. sdwol. 33.3753 anytime. Gertrude A. Maurer Vacuum Street Sweeper William F. 1 Gall K. SfuhrkI to 120, QUEENS MIRROR home TLC. .. H&A., kitchen equipped, s tInt & last. 5743521 after S on wwhaays. '" Lol 2001 HARTWELL- 3 BR, 1½ baths, central heat & air, 522.530. in one of the nicer sections Sanford. Owners have given this First class 2 BR, 1½ bath, fam. rm., age screen Porch, ., - Dateoftheflrstpubllc.tionof this with all new kitchenl A super buy -- Delto . - ______________________________ One of Singer's top Touch and Saw CRANK CON'ST.REALTY '72 Honda 300.4 cyt., fully dressed. $200 & assume payments. 1511 Elliott after S n.m. _____________________ 6.S'PetsSuppIies dawn, seller pays closing costs. WYNNEWOOD-. 1305 Wynnewnod _______________________ ____________________ ______ for swImming I. fishing, 3 BR, 3 carport, screened porc,., garage, - Si-Household Goods bath In exceIlen condition. BPP $14,500. We handle government lot, central heatair, many custom items. BPP, 131.300. Gotta Seel COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, 1 bath, central heat & air, $14000. 3 SR. 1½ bath, kitchen equ, locatIng. 1*230. - PLANTS&ANSWERS Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, 64-EqUipment for Rent Counter tops. Sinks. Installation __________________________ available. Bud Cabeli. 322-SOS? Steam CleanyourOwn Carpet _____________________ RentrlurRelnsnvac CailBart REAL ESTATE 2017PhST LOCH ARBOR- 215 Ridge Drive. Just listed this terrific, 3 BR, 2 land. 2 yrs. old, I BR, 2 bath, family rm., & dining rm. car. Piled, central heat & aIr, 514,300. LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTYBR, 2 bath, central heat & air, wall.waII carpet, kitchen equip. Sanora- For Saleor rent- Lovely) BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, central heat and air. Us.301t - farm. Hoiden's Enterprise Egg _______________________ Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen _______________________ BLAIR AGENCY PAlO SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 cellent condition on nicely land. NTERESTED? School I Golf Course. ___________________________ - older 4 BR, 1','j bath, carpeting, central heat-air, well landscaped lawn. $36100. how our homes sell fasten with APp. Call Phyllis Capponi, COUNTRY CLUB MANORReaitor.Assoc., FRICKE & *nders Clrcic, 3 OR, I bath, 323.ill4anytIm. ___________________________ — ____________________________ ______________ __________________ .. %*Curfty shall be described, The claa,lant 'h011 deliver Sutficlent il be a big expense with s Wound Pool. Top consideration borhoods. Owner says to make 421220 collect. carpet, settled neighborhood, bays, _______________________ Sanford,Fkinida 32771 the date when It will become due shall be stated. If the claim 15 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil 322.1*4, shall be stated. if the claIm Is contingent or unhiguidated, the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Free, 444.2037 for "We Care" Contingent or unIIquidate, the natur, of the uncertainty shall be COUNTY. FLORIDA. "Hotline," Adults or Teens. nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.IS4s.cA49.E ______________________________ Party Plan _________________ Investments . Plenty of oak stat. Call Betty Flamm, Realtor. payments. 3234170. ___________________________ _____________ whether there Is a water mark 1'' Convenienttos&stping MAKE OFFER- "Like Now", 3 ________________ CALL 3222611 swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nics backyard Poultry manure for your fall garden ________________________ - living room with fireplace & LAKE MARKHAM ROAD- Ca1l423.43$7 in writing and must indIcate the basis for the claim, the name and Casselberry, Florida basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent Aug. 35, Sept. 3. 1574 address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount DEC iSO -Does the home l water when It rains? You might walk - lv Loch Arbor. Needs some re heat & aIr, underground pump, courtyard, swImming POOl. '. deposit. 3234*5 after 5:30 — - If lIds Is the day to buy a new car fl- Aus Wad - Used Office Furniture I BR, 2 bath, pius family room, large COUNTY- Narcissus Avenue. Large 3 BR, 3 bath, family room, In bath, choice area. NI Subs ____________________ $, 137.100. 3 SR. 2 bath. AFChIt,I'$ Own Custom Con -CARPENTER. REALTY ______ Pifleled family rm., fencid yara. WILSON MAIR FURNITURE BUY JUNICCARS- from$IOvo$3j temporaryi ievei 3 s, SiiutlfI buyl 322-10g5. Office 1. Storage Space avallabli, C.ii 327 1634 atter 4 p.m. $14000. Jenny Clark Realty, 322. 31 IllS BUY-SELL-TRADE E. Firit SI. 1SN _________________________ dewetown Sanford __________________ 322.5637 Wood or steel desks. executive dsk & chairs. secretar;.I desks & NEED A HOME? 5100 down SWIMMINc POOL SACRIFtCE4 SR. St. Johns River. Owner must chairs, stralgPt ciafr, tiling MORE CASK Leading manufacturer ana payment to qualified buyers. 3 sell, cabinels, as Is. Cash an. carry For Wrecked or Junk distributor has aluminum rec. BR. fl baths. central hea,. NOLL'S tangular pools left over from lflS Cars & Trucks refurbished. As low U $11000. 323.1541 Casselberry, 1712, S season, half price. Guaranteed ____________________ ________________________ year ffiru ida models. 7 days installation and terni. Call LONGWOOD laIrs buiIdin I . week Call collect. 541.2131 MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC- $551331 collect. 62-I.aw,s-Garden ____________________ _______________________ tiusexcetI.ntjnolI.m3.N, bath 2story stucCo,IDR,2 bath, family - ____ - ___________________ Stenstrom Realty. room, large separat, garage with WANT TO SELL. home.Orieranxlous.VAenFHA. SUNLAND....,01 S. Sunland. Large convertible storage aria. 545Ø Deluxe Aluminum above ground NELSOP'S FLORIDA RODS YOUR HOME? pletely fenced. Attractive paneled 401 Celery Ave. R IS'x33' complete. I yrs. old. WITT REALTY apartment? 2 bath. neir Brantley Schools 543,500. Call collect 305.3 ReQ. Reel Estate Broker 32) 0640 ____________________ classif led ad. We'll help you write LOCH ARBOR- 104 Orange. I. Gek ____________ _____________________________ REALTOR REDUCED 511.000. MUST SELL Camfy Commissioner, District 5, HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST. paid for by Ted I Selma WIllIams AlAS - and the money to pay for it. 'Start now — selling beautiful Mary Hawthorne, statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be SudII thugs add i. DlviSIOflS????? SANFORD $33,500 *ONLY Ri4TLS AVAILAfl1 THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to tile wth the clerk iS Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, THISNOTICE,tofflewlththeclerk of the above court a written Florida, or as soon thereafter as water tested. Then, too, newer Tired of Sub 5i5Is for Sa - ______________________ discuss the comprehensive Land All persons having claims or demands against the estate • Use Plan. demands against the estate we required, wiTHIN THREE The public hearing will be held on requIred, WITHIN ThREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Wednesday, September IS, 1576 a, _____ 4-Houses Carol Jordan, Realtgr.Asst, BUT HURNYII __________________________ 'IAN MO PARK, 1, ) _________________________ Weekly. 33)3 Hwy 1713, Sanford ________________________ 1$-i-help nted ford, FlorIda, 32711. The name and representative's attorney we set prewnslve Land Use Plan and to ___________________ ___________________ the swhmnlng pool, If there Is Inexpensive service coidrads are now considered wisafe beone,andmoieandmoiehomes for boiled tanks that are worth came of pollution of . hal (state Brick front, TREES, PRIVACy, 3 estate is MARY R. SCHMAH,e Longwood, Florida 32750. The name meeting 15 to inform the public of A new home owner may Dead Inacceedble and will cod more placement 01 filters. ___________________ — -___________________________ - Noon The Day Bfore Publkation Circuit Court for Seminole County dress of which Is Seminole county NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida 32171. the City of Cassslbervy Planning paid a 'Ixeahie amoxt for the l4U?Chii OCean trocW Am., 33,S. Atl$nti, Daytona Beach. Call Mrs. 1.11. Hutthison, 1224051 ______ RATES 5:00 AM. - 1:30 P.M. MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noen EvenIo Herald, Saifert Fl. ______________________ 41bjs __ _______ _______ 41Ou - ______ _______ _______ _______ fthS1 story I £ 2 bedroom apis. and Completely furnIsh,d studIo apartments. Conveniently Ioca$u.d& beautifully 1 flirv S limes .......llc a landscaped. Abundant storage 4ffiru 2$ times . . .31c a ifle flflCiatlng aftic) and "GE Energy 25 times .............24ca mi . y Efficiency Package". From SlaS. (52.00MINIMUMCHARGE) • _______________________________ Call 3711220 between I 1.5:30. _______________________ 3 LinssMlnlmum OWSE AND S CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS _______________________ Sanday, 1.0. 1 17e-SS ________________ _________ ___________ ___________ ________________________ ______________________ _______ 322-2611 31-9993 that the adminisfraf ion of the estate of Bernard F. Maunan, deceased, DED1C of 0. N. H. SCHMAH (also known as File Number 74-236, is pending in the SCHMAH). deceased, File CircuIt Court for Seminole County, CITYOFCASS!LBERRY med cleaning for safety every guaraigees with the wslt, bUt their new home. Somehow they when It wan deaned last. L.gal Notice IN THE CIRCWT cou FOR SIMINOtI COUNTY, FLORIDA P105*71 DIVISION Fits Nimber ,.ip Unwary Buyer Of House y fp thoae bidden COds. ______________________________ J4 1g * Grease Traps, Orywells. Blocks i. Duo Therm Heater, 33.00° BTU MIRACLE CONCRETE CO )Q9 Elm Ae 332 5)51 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE II Classified Ads didn't work there II sou are hjnj d'ttCuity lin.. a I WOuldrst be any. pI1,tj i.e car 'o drip, a ioo. or some Service ycu r,-,e fleei) of. I Carpent,,, RemoI.i'I.g Addit,on reaij PI cr want iJ ivery d, Cus.tom Work Licensed, 8ond, I Fit. E5Imt, 323 6035 _______________ -- Painting ------.--I'fa'De some camping equipment lOu longer use' Sell it all *ith a __________________________ Class fed Ad in The Herald, Cail 322 2611 or 531 9993 and a friendly YOU ARE MISSING SOME THING ______ Well Drilling I ' _______________________ CLASSIF,IED AD LATELY . EL I. S DRILLED PI.P,IPS )PRINI.L14 1-St' All l,pes,..du :e'. Wi repair and service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 7531W 7ndSt 323 54)? ______________________ _________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLS TEN ED WITH VALUES ...r .4..ii,t . p-..'..... t tL,s,q " ''"..lO"i'.,-...,:1 i't., 4I ¶ I ..'" .- C(i. UMISS , .A'ji-,' - -''"" Yow BusIfless,..DIQI 322-2611 o 831 9993 i-z& i',,,.,l" '.lt ,.1, ,..'':-"' •-. , 'j 'I' (cl71 1 J 's*. _'.''t 'A 1,... irJ4 ,'...";A( .;.'i. -h.'.#-..' Zt. r'.. :,s_-,-'.''3 'ft41.' '%.. -5'. .... -): il I. " eea.i 'Li" 4 "' t I,,", 1.?,.1. -'.ç,f' "' .. �1111101 Jt 1L FL Siny, $s$.i, lTh ltt i- BREAK ' it -1 1 -.1t fl 'Hook' Another Unit In Your Life IEDITOK'S NOTE: tab NNW (EY73I1J) is If he also frequency radio on board or life-saver for motorcyclists, hdis at e IdI .1 the CR ;!h" hall an FM boat. just U weil as he4si) locatee one In another If you're one at those millions automobile driverL avewfinally =: The U.S. Coast Guard refiaes to monitor CS made the moy toward t*,Ing Duncan Parks, a 1$.yeareld man from Wathina wheeler, thin maybe It's time you fobeca of the many hoaxes they claim have beenGlen, N.Y., made a Croan-coimiry trek from his imit perpetrated via CS. In other arise of your life. home to California and back. His company for the the Coed Guard may not listen to you, but the trip? A motorcycle and his zweot4slkbig CB, of For Instance, more and more fishermen are flab So probably will, course. Ibidjug that ft's much eader to find "where the flab Thhermen aren't the only oiddoormnen are" with a CS at their side, the air waves a help. Have you thought who find Parks felt prepared for Anything after be put his of backFor practical piies you won't be scaring flab packing with a CS for company? CB In an old camera coo and wore it around Me away by screaming tea nearby but to we how the A hand4eld CS transceiver Is a selfcontalned neck with a transistor radio earphone which catch Is going. into his helmet. CB radio. You cantake It anywhere on a backIt will also Be" time from fishing In the wrong packing expedition, from New York's Central Park ''" "1 was going alone," Parka said, "and realizing Place till theism goes down, and turning In with a to the Smokey Mountains. thyAhaul. the vastness of this great country and the possibility A walkie-talkie can be bought for as little as of a breakdown. But I got my CS." nd dOn't minimite the fad that then cou1dbei $lS.IS and toØ. You're a member of1 Even though you or might not be planning to go dire emergency aboard your boat and the only way family In which everyone likes to route his own boating, back.packlng motorcycling right away, YOU couldCR. get attention Is by setting your but afire course on family outings then stick them all with a you could be just planning to bicycle around the Or sming CS. It works much better than saying, "Meet you block, and need to be In contact with home. Yes, you'll be able to scream for help from your back here at 8:15 p.m." This way you can find out good buddies, but don't expect to hear from the w There's a CS for every occasion and there's no they are and If they need help. Co Guard, If you're In their area. limit to its use for leisure or in an emergency, all It How about a CS on your two-wheeler (or takes Is a desire to communicate and a little The only way a CSer can get Coast Guard help Is motorcycle)? ft may sound strange, but It can be a imagination. I - - 1ti 1l it .t i1 VLJt-tjt— r qtt i1t1 rLr JL S 1 L_P'W.Jl st •••' ..:. .• CB'ers TEN CODE I. .'-•; ..,....,,. '.'.;f. I - .,•,. 10-1 10-2 - ••. -- 10-3 1 10.4 10-S 10-6 --•: - _:..,' 10-7 104 10.9 10.10 •-, - i. ..C.r___ ----,. — - . . • • •. • -• .. -- 10-12 10-13 10-16 10-18 10-19 10-20 10.21 10-22 10-23 10.25 10-26 10-27 i 8 Receiving Poorly Receiving Well Stoi. Transmitting OK (Message Received! Relay Message Busy, Stand By Out of Service, Leaving Air In Service, Subject to call Repeat Message Out of Service, Subject to Call Visitors Present Weather-Road Conditions Make Pickup At. . . Message For Us? (Hurry) Nothing For YOU Location (?) Call Phone Disregard Message Stand By (Standing By) In Contact Message Received Moving To Channel... Check Registration 10-29 10-30 10.33 10.36 10.39 10-41 10.42 10-43 10-45 10-Si Stolen or Wanted Against FCC Rules EMERGENCY Correct Time (?) Message Delivered Switch To Channel. Home Information All Units Report (To Control) On The Way Check In With Base Meet At. 10.52 10-56 10-62 Can't Copy, Use Phone 10-U Waiting Next Message 10.75 Causing Interference 10-77 No Contact 10.91 Talk Closer To Mike 10.97 Arrived At Scene 10-98 Mission Completed 10.99 Cannot Copy You 10-100 Personal 10-200 Police Needed d CB Courtesy Can Be Contagious You a To ByROREETANGUS A reader has asked me to remind other readers that license to operate a CS transceiver carries with it the respon.lbWty to consider the rights of others. While most CBers are scrupulous W*ut such things As limiting conversations to essentials, operating their rigs within the rules set down by the Federal Communica tions Connlmion pedal-use channels, there are a few who abuse the privilege by operating with excess power, by suing Emergency Qiannel 9, or te truckers' channel (channel 10) for chitchat, by filibustering on the air, and the like. Not only do they Inconvenience other CBers waiting to use the crowded channels, but they give csjn general bad name. This reader's problem is that ,f Interference with her elevislon set and stereo lystem, a problem common In wban areas. What complicates Is the fact that the offending Ber, probably a neighbor çeratlng fully within the FCC egulatlons and suing equiprient which the FCC has type. ceepted, Isn't even aware that c's Inconveniencing any a Evening tiers W, Sanford, Fl. neighbor Is Causing the problem, and then to peritj5iie the CRer to have the unit checked for excess radiation. ii that doesn't work, man, neighbors around the count4 have worked out an arrangement whereby the CBer doesn't transmit during the The usual solution Is for the Superbow, or Monday night televiewer to find out which movie. acelvers which have received On FCC's okay actually do exceed the agency's radiation limit — and makers of television and hI4I equipment have done far too little toshield their units from such Interference. K.q ;j • "When he goes out the door, he could lust as well be going to the grocery store, If I spent my whole life worrying, I'd be one unhappy person., a man who k.t hi.wo,'d R...I•ct Mik. I' Naftawa __ cc , D4st. I 00111wry ] Detn. Pd po ad.• Pd POr by Camp, Tr,as I Student mentality 'I've got this friend who's also married to a police officer. She'll come round with her eyes all red from crying, and I'll say, 'He's working nights again?' It's a sure thing.' -, Instead of monuments Francis Coleman I can't imagine him doing anything else; I Wouldn't want him to be anything else. That's his first love, and he's good at it.' Jack s011 -- So Life's Different ' EIIII Living With A Cop? By JEAN PA1'lON Wowea's Edit,r go," no hubby. And his eyes His wife gets angry at all the say, "You understand?" Unpaid bours of overtime pat In Sometimes she does and by her husband - and most The some Is f'millar. The big • somets she gets mad, or other police officers she knows. tough cop Isbuckftegcn his g cries. "Iseehlsfnatraflon - be Ilst,r and mattering about it That little scene, agree local spends the whole night enF,9 being "a We out there." His policemen's wives, Is whole forcing what he thought was the distraught wife Is Wringing her lot closer to the truth. ft's the law, and the nest day the hands and begging, "Honey, be unexpected calls and the careful." He leaves and tear- constantly dt'uglng shift work Prisoner goes free." "It's not Just me," said Mrs. fully she reaches for the that really, get to them. One Pittman, referring to the Kleenex — or a booze bottle. week, a husband will be pressures of being It's a rough life, being working the 11 am. to 7 p-rn. - ,• married to a cop. At least that's thift Thc r.cxt it'U be 3 to 11 poUcemans wile. 'Tve vo' this •., - .. friend who's also married to the way it looks on television. p.m., or perhaps 7p.m. to these police officer. She'll cone Not AD wives of local police In the snonilng. round f red from Officers agree with this view. "You can't plan anything crying, and I'll say, 'He's' -' "When he goes out the door to ahead. His system no sooner working nights again?' It's a work, he could Jiat as well be adjusts to one shift, than he's sswe thing." going to the grocery store," working another. We don't have Penny Salerno remembers said Kris Pittman of her much time to ourselves and It the dreary days when her feelings when her haband, makes life rough," said Mrs. husband wa on the road. Even Deputy Bandy Pittman hits the Ptttman. with her fulitime Job at the road. "If I spent my life "I don't ::- him at all for a court house, she still found time worrying, I'd be one unbay solid week when he's on the 3 heavy on her hands and con, person." am. to 11 o'clock shift. It's sclomiy made the effort to keep Her husband doesn't rim Into miserable. And he doesn't get busy at home, go shopping, visit a lot of dangerous situations, any time with the baby." friends.... she said, and when be does _"I And the baby, rather than It is better, now that her think he can handle himself. take her mind off her husband's husband Is a detective. His . He's very cautious." atuencez, has tended to em- hours are more regular, Besides, she usually doesn't phasize how often he Is gone although he Is still on call every know about the danger until It's from home at "family times." third weekend. "It takes a lot of all over and he's home telling For the first three years of her getting used to, never knowing her about It. Not much point marriage, Mrs. Ptttman was quite when he'll be called out," worrying then. working fulltlme In the In- she said. '11w job Is denianPenny Salerno, wife of tensive care wilt at Seminole ding, and Ilnaglne there are a (Herald photo by Jsa.0 Patten) Sheriff's Detective Ralph Memorial Hospital "I'd have i€* of dIvces In the police (Sonny) Salerno, has pretty something to occupy my time form It all depends on how much the same attitude. "I for eight solid how's a day. But strong your marriage It" wwu gu cry worrying," she when Brian came (six months La enny Salerno (top) summer' Penny said, "big I don't worry. I block ago) I quit my Job" sometimes wondered whether It from my mind." Although nd Kris Pittman. At the same time, her she still had a husband. He they have a police radio husband was transferred from scanner in their home, most an office job with regular bows was leading the team which times Penny finds It best not to to his present beat In the patrol broke that million-dollar theft ring. There were stake-outs all listen In. car — and Its accompanying rAlEAuouwEy Is , FMS I BREVARD/SEMINOLE • DEMOCRAT To., Candidate from Seminole Co. M.fo,aa11..... DISCOVEI[t1 BICENTENNIAL 0 AMERICA summer, I didn't get to see him Her four yearn shift schedule. It was quite an of marriage to a man in a high risk occictIon adjustment, the baby and the haven't bun ttut.tough, said - roadwork coining at the same Mrs. Salerno. She has con- time, said Mrs. Ptttman. fidence In her husband. "He's "I'm not saying a baby Isn't so well virsed on handling work," sie smiled, "beg I'm guns. He got a way with here at home, dose d lnwftJi people — and a cool head. I nothing to take my mind off trust hint to be careful. lilt was Randy being gone. I tend other way round," she toward depression now and the smiled, "he'd probably bite his then," she admitted. nails and worry all the time She tries to be philosophical, about me!" "Every job has Its problems," Then there's the other she said bravely. She knows It's familiar television scene. The not likely to Improve much In couple Is in a restaurant, or on the future. Pittman, who has a the way to the beach, or lighting B.A. degree In criminal justice, the candles for a cozy evening plans a career In investigative at home. The phone rings. Wife work. Irregular hours go with stiffens. "Sorry honey, gotta the Job. Do We Really Need $200,000 Worth of County Attorneys? BREAKER, BREAKER When pretty Nancy Schmidt gets on her CB radio, you can be sure that all the "good buddies" out there will be listening. Nancy, a resident of Daytona Beach, Is a CBer of long standing. Unfortunately, she prefers to keep her 'handle' to herself. Sisiay, Sept. S 1ê-1C a a A large number of tran- 'Ths11 i VVQ%4m 41 I THINK NOT! It's Time For A Change, much." But she was one proud wife when it was all over. "I'm always proud when someone asks e work myhusband does,"sald Mrs. Salerno. There are parts of his Job which, for security reasons, Detective Salerno can't discuss with his wife. "1 read his reactions, his attitudes." Mrs. Salerno admits that before marriage she didn't really think about what life would be like married to a cop — the dangers and long hours. "But I can't Imagine hint doing anything else; I wouldn't want him to be anything else. That's hi., first love, and he's good at . He Was Married To Job; p 'Project Child Find' Comes To Seminole There are many children In Seminole County who have special needs, be they physical, mental or emotional. A program, "Project Child Find," has been cztabllshed to locate these children, ages 0 to 21, evaluate their special needs and place them In a school program which can benefit them most. Brenda Borders is the Child Find specialist working in Seminole County to locate children with exceptionalitles. She work, for the Regional Diagnostic and Resource Center which serves Serninok, Orange and Osceola Counties. This Is one of IS Regional Child Find systems Initiated by Florida by the state Department of Education. Project Child Find has been successful In locating children with e1ee?tonafltfes In Orange County, but not In Seminole or Osctola, said Ms. Borders. She urged that anyone who suspects their child — or any child they know — has problems, they should seek help Immediately and not wait until the child Is ready to enter school before dealing with the problem. A family doctor, public health nurse or social worker should os Informed if a child has what you consider to be unusual behavior. Or call Ms. Borders at 3234220. A child with a handicap to normal growth and development can be helped If the problems are recognized early enough. For cryin'out loud, first mama, will you knock off the ratchet jawing?-, Pack & White L;0M*11 - - w Pohp,aI Adv paid by OORFMAN Campaign Fund Join With Me Seminole County Democrats! appearing in The Herald are available to you in 8x10 reprint size for $4.00 plus lax. DIAL 322-2611 or 831-9993 'S It Can Be Done. dance classes. Two daughters were born, which kept her m4 off her absent husband to some degree. "But kid., need a father around, too,' she commented. 'You can worry your whole life away over something that might never happen.' Taking a deep breath, she sunmoned a wry grin and agreed to bury her bitterness At first, she aLso used to worry a lot about the dangers her husband could run into on the job. "But I got to the point where I didn't let it bother me. You can worry your whole life away over something that might never happen so I put It out of my mind." while talking about her life as number two in the affections of a dedicated cop. No names, we agreed. '- — 'Life is too short to live your whole life lust for a lob. hoping for a good turnout, they would like to do — with students. making teaching aids, clerical or nursing. A training program has been set up for new volunteers. Recruitment coffees will be held in several Sanford schools during September. Mrs. Schaffner is "His job was a big contributing factor to our divorce." In one short week, the pretty young woman speaking had not got used to putting the "ex" In front of "husband" when she mentioned her fanner spouse. "I'm bitter," she agreed. "I don'twant to have anything to do with another policeman as long as I live. If a deputy asked me out , plain wouldn't go; I just wouldn't risk letting a relationship get started." 'Dividends Doing Fine,But Not In Sanford The Dividends school /olunteer program is flourishing In south Seminole County, but sad to say, volunteers are few and far between In the Sanford area. Mrs. Dede Schaffner, coordinator of the Dividends, believes the lack of response in Sanford is not because people Itere don't care, but because they don't know about the peugrau, Dividends tolunteers may be Parents, senior citizens or anyone interested in helping in schools. The volunteers choose the school they would like to work In, and the kind of work Wife Sued For Divorce to the trees or hung from the limbs, I could tolerate them. All I've always enjoyed the drive roadside posters are visual to work in the morning, and pollution, to my thinking, but to back home again at night. The take long nails and hammer orange groves Find stately püfe them into the living hearts of along West 46 and Longwood. towering pine and palm trees Markham Road have the effect lust to display a political poster of calming m mind before the really hurts. onslaught of the day's busy To my way of thinking. I'd rounds, and their breeze-tos3e1 think twice about voting for greenery has a similar anyone who cares so little about tranquilizing effect in the the environment that he or she evening, can go around mutilating — and But now a strange affliction in some Instances killing the SeeIIIS to have befallen every shady trees which beautify our third or fourth tree. I believe Florida highways and byways it's called Political Poster Just for the sake of a few Plague. lithe posters were tied posters. — Police work got to be so much in her husband's blood, that he even started volunteering to work on his days off. "To some women, It might be enough just having the security of a husband who is working and bringing home a pay check regularly. I want more from life," she said. "To be a good police officer, you've really got to be dedicated," she started, "I can understand how It can be exciting work. But life is too short to live your whole life just for a job." -_ Such dedication, combined with long and irregular working hours detracts from a good home life, she mused 'I know some (wives) who have filled their lives with other things — church, children, choir practice. But they're lonely underneath.' "It'shard for them to cutoff their work, to divide their time between work and home. It's sad, but If you're going to have a family, you must be able to forget the job sometimes. "1n fact," she continued thoughtfully, "I Wink when you have that kind of dedication to a job, you need to make an extra special effort on your time oil" "Of course, I'm just One police officer's wife.. . ex-wife. I know some who have filled their lives with other things church. children, choir practice. But they're lonely underneath. Ask anyone who knows pclicnen the divorce rate is high." In the first years of marriage, she naxwed to fill the empty hours sewing, reading, watching television arid taking - — ::Lri r . 4 ç. '- . - . - . -: - . -. . ••.• �$uy, SipU. In This Should Smoking Bride's Book ; Be Prohibited UINI44..Iabe .iauiui40 g That time month ishere again, and this time, my number is up. The numbers uld .4' ROSCOE OTT Adele Williams, l)eltona: Yes, even though i smoke! one patient object, though ji may not care. After all, there am 9e Wally two in a rommot ADELE WILLIAMS Ca Ii a han, Julia lAngwood: "Yes! I'm Very much against smoking, anyway. I find cigars and pipes aid cigarettes all offensive. It seems as though the smoke IsMtractedtOaperst,wha 7 Anohing be more likely Identity is understandable, such De1tonadruckftrkhwheny a proposed for the e d A; d he i't marry Lied solid local appearance. What does Amy Anderson do Th eFores t r::: F, V . Paddy Holloway, San. "Yes. and Ilin a nonsmoker. I've been a patient, and find others smoking around you very annoying. Then there's health reasons also. It might give a reverse action wfth medication.,, tinyruffied CAM lPUkJr., tf beceme the bride 01 Peter and a deep rW& at the ban, Francis Bwns, am 01 C& Bridesmaids were Mlas Kathy (Ret.) and Mrs. Fred M. Burns, MCGnt . VIM Grove, . . took Place at The Mrs Bruc e Ro bison, Jck, 0fd, Rev. Pensacola. They Barron officlating. wore g0wrd Of wral,lemm and Me Mde wore a fortud gown lavender- respectively, styled Of PC= do sok and chantilly honor. in an e feduired a lace Ah n" to the W&I and wore bodice with SaW= neckline cOlOr-matched halos of elbow sleeves and trsl~l babybradh in their hair. sweeping from a self-buttan The V00m's h4her attended back tO ftW length and him an bed man. Ushers in. ishly embr idered with cluded Champion, Lee r PADDY IIOLLOWAY M 1WW~_k:-,X_,-,1~--;7z J.B. Morris, Sanford: It should be pernü alimited basis the patient doesn't object. ---- f Mrs. Mae Richardson of Casaelberry. The bridegroom's mother Is Mrs. Paula Sanders - r — r Mrs. LC. Wow, organist, Played nuptial selections and accompanied soloist, Mrs. Am Scott. '. Given in marriage by Wayne Inman, brother-in-law, the bride chose for her vows a forrad gown of sheer illusion over briM taffets which ter. minated In a chapel The . hlghnedillneandlong sleeves were acceded with lace and seed pearls. The sam ism And her . harles L. floor.4ength Imported silk mantilla which was secured to a lace headpiece She carried a bouquet of miniature pink and white carriatlow mid baby's Yellow roses, minit green &W" and lavender adoam sgatice. The reception was held immedlately following the Given in marriage by her ceremony. Following a wedft father- the bride chow As her trip to Grand Caym= Island of honor her sidal, the couple will realde in Mobile, 1Y and Lastle Park. They At&. Z36, -A Joyce Simmons attended her sister as matron of honor. She wore a floor4ength gown of melon-colored illusion over taffeta and a matching nose veil. She carried a large white mum showered with streamers matching the gown. I "Wo by a" 0 Mr. and Mrs. Peter Francis Burns r* Lingle, Pierce Plan Wedding Mr. and Mrs.Glenn A. We, Highland Ct., Sanford. f ----- r ' ---------- .:-•• MORRIS I' - P-M. candlelight and double ring cemnony. The bride is the daughter of member of Phi Kappa phl and Miss UngJtsaip72 graduate the Student Ag Council. Born in 4 nounce the engagement of their of Seminole High School. J t Bridesmaids were Kathy gripe with the educational ment and is a clearinghouse of related to the specific concerns She Sanford, she is the grand. system of the county? daughter. Phyllis Day (Pip) --------------------------------details may be obtained by callin# the bridegroom; and Glenda Forest Resources and Con- and Mrs. H.G. We, Sanford. has set aside ' p.m. on scheduled In all four mem ber mission's chairman Everett Pierce Jr, 102 servatlon, where she was a Sw eat. They were lime green, bridegroom as best man ring ber.r — TIVW W,dfnril ° at 22772 Her fiance is 1071 --V - arllrIIII,fa --Monday , upt. , n the counties to establish Corn. Pale ptn* and pale blue gowns r the Commission's Staff of were nephew Seminole High School of the and lrIdgroom. a Courtroom S .n the Seminole mission ,priorities ,4 In Assistant • ? 1. k... with matching picture hats Rodney Sanders and Jerry .eann,e Gruber at 1975 graduate of Florida State A reception followed in the ..uwity Courthouse on North input from the community. The H5-3339. ... ••..•,..• adorned with white daisies, Sanders, brothers of the church fellowship Hall. University. He is employed as Park Avenue, Sanford, to hear — Each carried a large white bridegroom; and Jimmy an auditor for the Department Following a Florida wedding problems and constructive mum with satin streamers Broomfield, of Health, Education and trip, the couple lives at suggestions for improving the her gown. Longwood Welfare in Tallahassee. Born In where the PhYLLIS LINGLE Keith Owens served the bride, was the flower girl. The bridegroom is subcontractor. Daytona Beach, he is the Today, more women are 2. i -. ... •ij':..z''v ''1 grandson of Mrs. Hugh thrust into roe of the head xi Theta Epsilon Chapter, Other members attendinS Whelchel, Sanford, and Mr. and ousehold than ever Beta Sigma Phi hosted a were Rory Burguson, Arlene Mrs. John E. Pierce, DeLand. ).•..11'' before. The number of ----- JR. Fro emplo : .....'.. extremes. It should be in moderation, if no one ob. -; w" kWh lilk illusion vail Elizabethtown Ky.: John was held In Place by A Juliet UP Whitaker, West Palm Beach, Of PIL Me nd C Park III, bcalela Are you a mother having Puerto Rico and in over 100 Commission hopes that not only difficulty finding good, af. cities and metropolitan areas women and women's groupi6 fordable child day care services across the country. It seeks to but all other concerned persons in Seminole County? Are you a serve 83 a medium for in business. government, woman who has been given the responsible persons to utilize, education and other areas run-arOund trYhW to establish and consult with, in attempting will attend the hearings, and credit or make a loan? Have to Identify and solve the many discuss such problems as child Yo* experienced sex complex problems facing care, credit, employment, discrimination in your ia nen gan ad a cts; ed u cation , yment, T.- NEI . o slsr S r empir lav Vickie Mart Richardson became the bride of David tAe Sanders on Aug. 7 at First Baptist Church of Im9wood. Rev. Ralph Taylor was the I ___ All lace .ig,. . .. U nited In Marriage ' Park, wore Identical Kathryn Renea daughter of Dr. Commission Slates Hear-jngs To Explore Women's Problems -; 1j L'.Jfl weat. JULIA CALLAHAN w , A record, m ' dt in Lim rocm. I jot don't think it is right.,, _ Richardson, Sanders former Brooklyn boxer, tOiWnd:cuve lunette, institutions etc. Why turned w our social the entire Mildreds Call with promising owns her own real estate Guild of response. business In Sanford, lives on a w i Identification? S&d0rdSeminole's Bicente. lake In Seminole County, Just Perhaps this solution Is not nnisl Dance are In order was out to be telecast. to Cdr. and Mrs. Raymond Fox County line. She relaxes on the upset a computer's sequence. Mrs. Bucher a furwr New' Jr. of Lake Mary on their silver lake and enjoys poodoon boating always wedding anniversary on Sept. 1. and entertaining. or sign your name to a check, the questions asked are: Have dig 0,4 the magnifying glass to seemed miss ance In commemoration, Ow COUPIC slap a stamp on the envelope you written your acco unt attempt declphering Amy said, "My work is very the drama locally on !tie ...1as or a pleasant and my clients and leave the rest to the number an the check? On the numbers for the check, dub and even when are Channel 24 televised delightful celebration. friendly postman. envelope? Have you signed envelope. ft's simply that I'm It on Aug 3 refreshing that It rea ll y IsnY What a pleasant Just the A& of a bill taTifies your check? Have yuu enclosed sick and Ured of making the surprise for the Buchers to view like work. My 411ew-old son is "Music Maestro, Plan' me. When a statement arrives, payment card? Have you work easy for some cold, says that MY Playing and the complete production from the time song of a long list I tuck the unopened "dun" Into changed your addres ? your snobbish machine. of relazation seemed harder on home away from home. f ollowers of Nick Pfelfauf, an Isolated chamber in a filing name? Did you detach proper me than my work." Time Is not the only element ____ personabl e cabinet where it stays buried stub portion? Did you indicate Involved in maintaining triple A Speaking of connections, newscaster. Nick and his after Incidentally. AMY also has a with the others until I'm in a amount you are paying on tub credit It costs a bundle. Thie Mildred M. caskey makes more hours musicians, from blue 22-year-old son. She added, n#Ay mood. Then I dig them orcard? check is 10 cents plus 13 cents than her sham. Prominent in grass to red In uch "It's so wonderful and out and writ an s is if numnbers and sometimes an nratric he has bookW p educational living within three Each statement has its own take precede over namies, envelope. dance circles. Mildred called through September, 1977. But generations.of I t ~1~ can't we simply sign NeWYorkandleftherflUznber our checks with our bank ac- On making connections, Mr. for the famed dancer, Edward uc of Villefla, to phone her regarding y and I n't mean playing them. Gø• Even It a person were filthy rich without the woes of balancing the budget, paying Doris Dietrich bills is hard work and more 6=m than a pain In the necL IreCallthedarswbenallthat was necessary to pay a bill was ad of rules, which I have tried Roscoe Ott, San fod: "Yes. In the first place. I don't like the sMen of smoke. It definitely isn,t good for the patieriv, Park, Burns Balancing The Budget Is For The Birds 1 .11 UI. Age Of Computors ': -_ a - S Usher - groomsmen A ______ 'Creative Aggression'Set . .. ______ Club Notes The Office Community and can be a constructive force Services at Seminole Com. in developing the full and well. munItyCOlIege "Introduction to ro un ded personality technique which t eaches the Aggression will be taught by student to turn natural Dominick Salfi, J.B. aggressive behavior Into a Clan will meet in H-113 sub Positinandcongrucftvelorce Tuesday and Thursday VVg 'When channeled properly, from 7 to 10 p.M. aggression can be an emotion Sept. 14 and ending beginning that can in interpersonal for the course is $10. For'further refatIosbj ? aid ov1ng Informnafi call the ahead In business and industry, Community Services at S.C.C. S _____. The Division of Adult and who herself has a deaf child Continuing Education at The class will be basically for Seminole Community College the hewing who wish to com. will offer the deaf. dasa beginning Sept. 34 in However, the deaf are welcome RooiS.1G7on the main campus to attend. of SCC from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 Registration fee Is $10 and pm. for eight consecutive may be paid in the registrar's Tuesday evenings, office located In the Language" will be Administration Building an taught by Mrs. Joanne Decker, main campus at - Decorating Den e DRRPfR"l Qfl liC(RRI6 One or all, '.)t ,et --S.- III !UU1 own home no Charge — or obIigtion 4 41 -- -- - - . and sand for Anne-Marie Park, daughter of Mr. and The Central Florida CornMrs. . Park, Altamonte Springs. And It's mission on the status of Women farewell .to lazy summer days of Inactivity to area was recently e stablished by the O Affionrinn+c - S - • • • • • • ' P"t -I M _____ M - DecocatrngA Uiitlnce ..# a.pet's 'n rapi- new couple in town was introduced. The woman, who was pretty an vivacious, Immediately singled out my husband, who was the best-loo" man the re, and they were soon Into a lively, two-way conversati m Z ._ -' 4 C0ørA1u — -1 r10 0 3 on. ' They spoke only to each other, Ignoring everyone present. I tried several times without success to get into the PHILIPS cunversallon. I finallycouldnt take it fl) longer, my husband DecOrating DQn, lit Vitt 13th -, - t - Jn PP,,I,ps SANFORD. FLORIDA t ( .'uns, n((Js "em,rn,k kai.l-, Wally P,i p1 - - S S j i riallaway I I • PRIrC COUNTY COaalsSsIoN Od for b Ca.'p Trti mri 141 mn '.j( r.- bu'n,c,. citrus and Joe know In a ,, liii larmcr, t)Ie .i 14 Student mentality Instead at monuments F Francis Jackson Non Part SCHOOL BOARD P' 4d, Pd for t, •'? "I.. I cig 'D a '111 s The Key To Many Doors oi . And we open them NYLON/ACETATE 45-54 INCH at the School of HI-FASHION , Ci r,' bodies, healthy PRINTED JERSEY CORDUROY for s FASHION COLORS! FABRIC I PIN WALE I NO WALE WIDE WALE beauty to the MACH. WASH DRESS, BLOUSE & SPORTSWEAR 45" POLYESTER & COTTON minds, well adjusted .. - NEW SHIPNXNTI SUPER SELECTION' NEW SHIPMENT! dancers who bring • "N to'v to?~%CE world around them. for 2 yord 2 for - i ya • • Dougl as RESTRICT PLEA BARGAINING I * RETAIN QUALITY PROSECUTORSI * RE-UNITE THIS OFFICE WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT I I I ENDORSED BY: CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL GOALS: * YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF THE 18th CIRCUIT Age 3, Married, Wife Susan, Son Doug, Daughter Heather. Me mber Church, M.Ibourn. Masonic Lodge, Bah ia Shrine Temple, Salvation Army Advisory Board, C.B.E. Advisor, Mu-HI. fl. ARNEL/NYLON ol / C(?awe JAA 91 01w 0 Home Studio of Ballet Guild of Sanford-Seminole BALLET- TAP-JAZZ-JAll ERCISE All CLisses Available For Children, Teens, And Adults CALL OR COME BY TO REGISTER 2560 So. Elm Ave. Sanford BRUSHED WINCAMA VELOUR MACH WASH. EASY CARE 79(1 323-190 MAGNA SUEDE NEWEST SUEDE LOOK! 0 46 No yd.L 0 4ci otv A I POLYESTER/ARNEL PRINTED I'.' DIRECTORS: Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld P41 Es REGISTER NOW Fall Term Beglisa Sept. 7th .. • . 9 - 100 0 BREV PA - - - - - - - - - - Dance Arts. Strong Baptist '"• Jo"n D.n rts A DEMO I Coleman S-- P-0 frrsr' 'iuoi i vuriuiij Dim, 'O P0 4($V DEAR BRIDEGROOM: Party where a 0 0 0.ec m,,O Re-elect Mike Congratulatlonstoyouand your bride, You are beautiful! DEAR ABBY: My h usband and I recently attended a dinner - Ph. 305-322-3315 D. - • r i UI 'Y talk is cheap but love conquers all. And if we could have lAfl Girl Scouts In our wedding party, she could have worked her three sLgersinsomehow. JUNE BRIDEGROOM -TI V. ,.e ".'r.:.3 • •• • • • • Washington Shores and College Park areas to Sunland Hospital. Morning and afternoon shifts are available five days a week. Job related training will be provided by the Chapter. Call American Red Cross Office of Volunteers, 8944141. who > - t1e - was married - I ... 1A1 AA: ABBY: This is for the I last June. (My childish, but I insisted on bridee said she didn't have bride is a social worker and I'm leaving, so we both left without her three older sisters in her a school teacher.) We had 106 saying goodby to anyone. wedding party because they attendants in our wedding d He has barely spoken to me already knew how much she party—three men, Wee women since. Was I wrong? I think I loved them, her friends were and 100 junior bridesmaids. was wise to have left be fore more attractive, then could add My bride is a Girl Scout created a scene. more "class" and she could afford only three leader, and she Included all her FRANKLY JEALOUS "girls" in the wedding DEAR JEALOUS attendants, --- -ceremony. what a beautiful I wo ul d say you created at least sight to see 100 young Girl for the car keys and started a minor scene, but what's done Scouts, all shapes and sizes, toward the door. He followed Is clone. Your husba nd was ran ging f rom 10 to 14, In me and asked me what was insensitive and you were wrong. By th en I had tears in childish. Perhaps you both wedding procession! my eyes, and told him how I learned something from the I would like to tell that bride felt. lie said I was being experience. I hope so. who found so many excuses for excluding her three sisters that lJ) J' Ir• •• passengers from the Keep a man who kept his word so M_S 04 W.A., CAW Q s0cm TODAY OPEN MONDAY LABOR DA 'TIL 6:00 P.M. OR Volunteer drivers are urgently needed to help In the American Red Cross Foster Grandparents program. The Central Florida Chapter of the American Red Cross needs volunteer drivers to carry .4 STARTS 2944ORLANDODR. SANFORD Drivers Needed For Red Cross Program F1GII1' men yearbooks and asked for median earnings. In 1974, the resumes of projects and socials average man working full-time, for the year. Mrs. Ceynowa year-round earned $12,152. For out1th ed plans f " Oct. 16 All women working the same Chapter ich will be tie°' It's farewell to summer vacation days of sun, surf hours, yearly income averaged hosted by Xi Illeta Epsilon. 0 03 sj~ work President Erce ll Gray force. Yet, women lag subIn presented members with stantlally behind SALE ZAYRE PLAZA ' ' Episcopal Church, Sanford. positions In the country's club women, who will be busying themselves with County commissions of the new year's activities once Labor Day is over. Seminole, Orange, Osceola and Contact Jean Patteson or Doris Dietrich at Th e Brevard Counties. It Joins similar commissions in an Herald for coverage of your kick-off events. — states, the Virgin Islands, - - •. - 1- if ;';'-. - SUMMER'S FAREWELL l ofOct.16atep.m.at Holy Cross The weddjngwil bean 1 __________________________ 'Sign Language' Offered Kimberly Inman, niece of the men Beginning Day Luncheon for Blum, Jane Carpenter, Donna bearing that responsibility has members Aug. 29 at the Forest Craig, Linda Dunn, Oliv e increased 44 per cent In the past Drive, Sanford e Of Sue George. Vickie Hall, Elizabeth Oyears. Women comprise C we T oa Jett, le Pauline, Evelyn per cent of the population and the start of the new sorority Serraes and Faye Suer. almost half of them are holding year. __________ — matching ... • •. a A& ~,Dt $ yd. ' ' - • ' .. _ .-_- I A............. -.-----------------S -- S ••:.: - - (• 1 '- •' . 511 j tS • • - - • j_ ' I ' b I( ' 1 iij,i , ' •,'' ': ' '.:;.- ',è .1 L &if , ' . • - %,'I S I ' 1, it , �BLON DIE 76,19 76 __ ç/i?I*1 * I n f l a tion Problem Ever With Us TELEPHONES IOO' YEAR iPI I: Pioneer offices are (from left) Tommye Lloyd, Bob Rents, Tom McElroy and Ann Hunter : Sanford's Telephone Pioneers Ring In New Year'stivitie Acs . Chic ' . I' Mrs. David Dyal was matron Routh, and back (feldman Mrs L. T. StrWer graded __ Junior Melts, all predicted the the guests M the door and of honor. Brldesxnaldo W preed thorn to the receiving Gall Bitting, Rosemary Garner 5115 foothill team would have a no U. S, Treasury Depwil. Jim including the hedesies and Denise Stevens. The winning season. ment announced the ap. honorgueda and their mothers bridgroom'l belt man was moperdoro(the POWP Mildred Babcock and Mrs. Robert PullIn. Ushers were Sharon Galloway was Mrs. Central1nr4diifrkwv.1is. - Florida JOlhMe553er,afldtMflOther Hirold Johnson, Tommy honoredatagala celebration on and Storage Co., Forrest The engagement of Min of Miss Messier's fiance, Mrs. Stringer, Ronald Garner and her third birthday at the home s of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Messier. Gatchel, is U. & Defense Bond Charlotte Avis True and Ens. Wade Garner Sr. chairman for Seminole Comdy. James Wesley Batham was Aseisting at the reception Richard P. Galloway. Assisthig with serving were were Mmes. C. I. Powell, A U.S. Treasiry epoeornan announcedat an engagame4 said, "'rhe appointment is in recept'on giventa)' Mrs. Wells' other three Mildred Babcock, Wallace The national death toll preparation for a major elect's parents, Mr and Mrs. daughters, Mu. William H. Tyre, J M. Stinecipher, reached 32S fatalities with 14 Raymond Herring, W. V. deaths recorded In Florida over campaign to combat Inh1Mjn, Robert Elswoith True, at their MI'CIfl siul dbiuIZ5 the fl1tItIi flO7 lake Mary home. - Ben Currie of Bitting, Oujda Wilson and the the long Labor Day weekend. DeLand. and aisid in defense efforts. ___ Misses Duncan Baker, Donna 115 U.S. Treasury Is going to Lou Harper, Sue Collum, Two popular brides-elect, Duabury School of Dancing bend every effort to keep sales Marilyn Messier and Kathleen Miss Messier bee the KathleenBabcock and Joanne was accepting registrations for a new seseon. Penney's ad,s In ezeess of redemption of Babcock, were honored at i bride of Wade Hampton Garnet, Williams. bonds in order to pCcvtut ad bridal tea given by Mrs. George on Sept. 4, at the First Baptist Vertikd a Wednesday morning ditlonal money being diverted Wells and her daughter, Mrs Q'urth Sanford with Dr. W. Mrs Vernon Mitchell was special, pieces of Imported into already Inflated spending David Dyal of Wed Palm P. Brooksofofficiating at the honored at a stork shower at hand made linens, at $1 each; Beach. lake Mary School. HOdCUPI and reconditioned Model 12 double ring ceremony. were Mines. Herbert Lampert, Electrolux vacuum cleaners ACROSS a us secretary of State 40 Containers iv comedian, ii One ot the -- King Kenneds 42 Stitched 45 Portend 14 Poisonous 49 Standard of weed iudgment IS Wicked 51 Youngster IS Went in again 52 Mil.ty Ill Splinter assistant 20 Get up 21 Automobile 53 Mystery Gardner writer Small pastry 24 BEETLE BAILEY 54 First lady -Laughton 55 Stagger lab DOWN 30 Newest FOR SOMEONE Wrrt4 r AT 32 Nullity 3.4 Zoroastri an + 35 Russian FIN6ER5 WE thJE e4A6 44gp I Weeps 2 Asian sea sacred books KNLJC,<LE THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom in, ' by Bob Montana RUGS BUNNY '.. -— .•* --. .-. .. ... . 'Least Wanted Senators' List • I) Released ONE 0' The Florida. Women's responsibilities for woman.zdrlbutthg mon.y to their ., POBUC21 Caucus They have joined other pro. campaigns. For more in. its latest black lid - "The Ten ERA groups In a strategy of formation, contact the Florida Lea5t wanted 1,egidstors List" voting no-ERA legislators out of Women's Political Caucus - composed of the 10 people office. Campaign Support Committee who have consistently gone on They also plan to back up a (PWPC-CSC), 6340 S.W. 16 record In opposition to the list of pro-ERA candidates by Terrace, Miami, FL 33155. . Equal ..-- - Rights Ainendemnt . . .• ; . . • - •-•• 0.0 .. 'I •.............• - I - •- Little beauties eye Miss BPW title ... IQ Miss Florida To Emcee Contest The competition In the fifth annual Little Miss BPW contest sponsored by the Sanford Businessand Professional Women's Club Is going to be tough this year, judging from the contedants' pictures which are being posted in the lobby of the flaphlp US. Bank of Seminole. The contest will be held Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Nancy Stafford, Miss Florida 1976 will emcee the pageant. Entertainment will be provided by the Sanford In 8 Around Sanford School of Dance Arts. A queen's reception will follow the pageant. The public Is Invited. Admission IS $1. + + fWmmmmmmm CLIPANDSAVE These legislators; include: W. D. Childers, Did. 1, Democrat; Richard Deeb, Dist. 19, Republican; Warren Henderson, Dist. 25, Republican; Vernon Holloway, Dist. 39, Democrat; David McClain, Dist. 21, Republican; Art Rude, Dint 31, Republican; David smiti, DIM. , Republican; Nancy Harrington, Dint. 113, Democrat; Van B. Poole, Dist Republican; Walter Sackett, Dist, no, Democrat. I COMMODES ° hr . HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS MULTIPLICATION perfect. As an example, in a recent team match each Sou th player Entry forms for girls ages five to seven on Sept 18 may be obtained from any BPW The Florida Women's member or Val Colbert at the PoUtical Caucus Is a multiSanford Atlantic Bank partisan political group which Building, supports equal rights and WHO yourself with SItPIO (t. 24-Nov. 25) progressive thinkers today. You're dill under foitauMa Something of collective valise Influences, Inst don't expect will emerge. It could be a more than you're e'uWIid to. profitable new enterprise. Being unrealistic leads t TAURUS (April 20-May 20) dlqppolMm.J4 81 Success comes to you today If SAGITTAftUJI (Nov. D.DcJ you don't dilly-dally. 21) The remarks of a negativ, yourself it you see acquntance Ai dance should be taken: something worth going after. with a grain of salt today. I't 1V+MThh1 tPAsu C1ir..a+. f4-1WSW an I ICI ma snaaow aaraen YM Your first Ideas are apt to be your clev erest ones today. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. When you over-analyze you 19) A goal you're preeeidly tend to become negative. concerned about Is achieV CANCER (June 21-July 25) although you'll have aome Occasionally we have to cad a roadblocks to contend wttb.f little bread upon the waters in They won't stop you. hopes of getting something In AQUARIUS (JUL 20-Feb 19)1 return. Today, don't toss In the You're likely to be only per-I whole loaf! tially succuI today because LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Being of your tendency to too ad upon having your way proscradinate. Pull at the today could cause someone who dope Is fond of you considerable PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Inconvenience. Be willing to You're for more prottve and thmpromlse. ef!lcient early In the day than V1itC,O (Aug. 25-&pt. 25) Be you will be later on. Don't let 4 willing to share with those less time run out zyou. fortunate than yourself today, YOUR BIRTHDAY even though what you give or SepLI,117S loan may not be ret urned. Your material prospects look LIBRA (Sept. 25-Oct. 25) An MY encouraging this year. U old friend's feelings will be hurt you're eu*erprlMng you may. If he's excluded train your plans find several ad'41tlonal ways to with your other pals today. supplement your Income. -- I For Monday, ARIES (March newspaper, P.O Bat 489. Radio City Station, New York, N V 10019) J Sept ember 6, 1976 21.A,ril 14 Your mood Is such that you treat everyone with consideration today. You'll be amazed at the good will a few friendly words can create. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 ) The top of the heap Is where you belong today. If you put out the necessary effort, you'll find that exalted posi tion is reserved just for you. fll+a4-. UUI 9-4 I SEEK & FIND through very unusual dr-1 cwndan SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 25)$ Embrace your family and day dose to the hearth today. U you dray too far from home, you'll, find you left your ha nninmw where your heart Is. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 25DC: 21) You're very much on the GEMINI (May 21-June 20) mind of someone you haven seen or beard from In some time. This person will be gets Wig In touch shortly. CAPRICORN (Dec. 224 ani 19) Chances for acquIsltlai are favorable for you today. Be alert. Th. windfall may us In Situations or projects that challenge your imagination arouse the best that's In you today. Embrace the un usual. CANCER (June 21-July 22) In your commercial dealings today try to keep everything on a friendly, casual basis. Avoid using clout or any type of pressure. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Listen carefully to pa rtners or associat es today. They could have better ideas than you. ft may be hard to admit, but you'll profit If you do. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) If Your hands are Idle, you'll be both unhappy and restless today. Find something Interesting and productive to do and stick wi th it. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 25) Someone new and Interesting could enter your tile today. It's a way you'd leadape AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 1$) Without being selfish or protect your own Interests' today. No one can lock out for Youbetter than old No. 11. PLSCES (Feb. 20-March 30) Rely on your own j'vigtneit; today. If you feel you're being ' hemmed In, get on by yourself-.' where you can think things out. YOUR BIRTHDAY Sept I,197$ Friends will be a big asset to You this year where your work or career is concerned. Join a group where you can make a lot of new contacts. by Gil Fox HODGE PODGE "SOs SRSTZZREZTSRZSSNDMi CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS by Lorry Lewis PRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves OZOHS OBL SOB SSO BE RS S BERT1HEFBSOEUBHAOZO ZOTEOURFOUEFBEEKDDD ORASD K IUHRLDOTS S V E A BSBTGONOELZBIBOSNOL Eio D G E D B S A 0 B I R S 0 D D 0 S SUSISSBHBAUTARENC s O B B N 00 ROB I 0 B PR K+E 0 K C RIGZCUNOCESWSOOKBOO TSSLOTHORKOCNAEBYOS U ES E HSOSR ESOS EL lOS SEPBOEUZTLOTOICOSNC SOC IARSOAMERGODKCOS SOC KDREHPOSNTS I HPOS uauu,.Luur,a; flIOUCfl woros oeiow appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally.Find each and box it in. t Soapwort Sobersides Socialite Socket Socle Soubise Souffle Sounding Monday ????? Sourball Souther Sovkhoz Soybean '- "And another thing. .stop introducing me as'my . wile!" z . DOONESBIJRY • BATH EQUIPMENT WELL, ThArL.L HAVE I 70 COME OUT.- oav- OF COURSE! 'O btJ M. )FAH. I Obtain these services under Medicare 7M /$y f WTCs __- We Bill Medicare For You current by Garry Trudeau TUMBLEWEEDS I As Prescribed by Your Physician 81 yuu u ui FV SIDE GLANCES - COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES + (IHUI.. - \ 1101 )R /E4yp 1D ny - - LMT?! ffS AE (3iyjjy CAD T 1! I r'•...'.-i.'+''c+--+. ,,_j•çlj4 _.,i+• 'MEDICARE SUPPLY Hwy. 17-fl -3 ...THEY BUT HAVE r H-4I ' I '- ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) Count him In. Surround IIU7 An asking bid is an artificial bid that asks partner for specialized information about A Delaware reader wants to his holding in a specific suit. First thought of by Ely know when th e lead-directing Culbertson around 1935 these double was first thought of bids turned out to be too ad- and who thought of It. vanced for that early day, but The late Joseph B. Elwell have been revived for modern thought of It for use in the use. Each expert has his own game of bridge back in 1904. set that he trots out at th e When dealer or partner made notrump, a double would call proper time. The great weakness of these for a heart lead. bids Is that the need to use one (For a copy of JAGOBY seldom occurs and even when MODERN, send St to; 'Win It does come up it isn't at Bridge," c/a this AND PIV15ION! I ;-1 I .1 in I I / HE ( HAPPY NOW... I U I .•.+ I r • p OSGXX IS SO BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS 4 Ib.l IN WI LJlL THOS OOrS WHEN by Al Vermeei . HAPPY THESE .•.- PAYS 81 <*OXYGEN Icod) + - Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... W a • ATTENTION! I Medicare Subscribers 46 Part in a play 47 Donated 4$ Paradise 50 insurgent had a method of asking for partner's diamond holding after receiving a positive twospade response to the artifi cial two-club opening. Each South player also decided to make the unscientific bid of six hearts. Why did they do this? For two reasons. The first was that th ey did not want to telegraph the opening lead so that even if the defenders held ace and king of diamonds they might not find that lead. The second was that even If North could show bo th ace and king of diamonds, th ere would be no way to ask for the Important queen of spades. Finally, if North happened to hold two aces he might ha ve gone on to seven after that jump to six. 1.4 Frank Neal has returned your dancing shoes and go to home from an Interesting tour the Sanford Civic Center on Of seven European countries Wednesdays from 2:30 to 4:30. Including Sweden, Norway, That Is the advice of Mrs. A.C. England, Denmark and (Dorothy) McReynolds, who Holland. He traveled as far .Uen*Iod her first song and north as the Arctic Circle. Mt. dance last week, and Is session Neal lives in Sarasota, and Is still smiling. There Is music for the son of Mrs. Inns Neal, dancing, listening and sing-a, Sanford. as well as refreshments Il you want tohavea tittle fun and it doesn't cost a dim, said and you're 50 or over, put on Mrs McReynolds. + 31 Breathe 17 Mark to shoot 40 Kind of nut at 41 Principle 19 Flower holders 42 Cicatrix 23 British 43 Great Lake princess and 41 Broad maw marmw - . +.+ P. 9. I For Sunday, S.pt.mb.r 5, 1976 vim 6 Afternoon nap 28 Philippine 7 Kansas tab) sweessop S VigsI+arit 29 Nuisance 9 Ods name to High cards 33 Storms By OSWALD and JAIFS .IACOBY 7. •. _______ ______ namesakes 114 LII _______ lllJllll lJill ulli liamn jijul Jjll lll Jj illJl ili. lllll Illlll JIM- JIJI dliI aiim i lIin lllJIJ jlli.ill jil Jill Jill ll Jill lil Jl WIN AT BRIDGE V. ry.,. 4.'.- k.....,.- _____________ _______________ oom Jill Jlll lJil Ideal Marriage A Myth'?P. + _____________ 24 Talon 3 Dosed 25 Possess 4 More unusual 26 Discolor 5 Employer 27 Stones li V - ByBElINICEREDE(OL _________________ Ii Ddarnma 56 Vegetable 57 Oriental coin 26 Vocaiiled 27 Race course circuit Mort Walker ________ i 39 Roster 12 Nativemetal 13 Continent 1 HOROSCOPE storehouses I --Houston i Marry 4 haley, S. I, Answo ldlop Noted Namesj Burke, Frank Griffin, P. D. The Ritz Theater was Anderson, B. C. Roberts, John featured Walt Dianey's "Alice Sanford's Telephone Pioneers of America distribute Christmas packages at area homes H. Reaves and Miss Marion In Wonderland" with a special are about to dart another year of social sod for the elderly. The group partJcIp "When I was a young man I Reeves. children's matinee for 9 cents. service activities In the cocrwuuulty. Officers Fourth of July celebrations in the city and as Who are then the people most high rate of divorce? vowed never to marry until I lowly to stai married? Weekend specials at the $ for the coming year are Tom McElroy, its Bicentennial project, donated a Mbd According to Canine Barefound the Ideal woman. Well, I Capt. Alexander K. Powers Piggly Wiggly were Soperpresident; Bob Bentz, vice president; park on the lakefront. According to government au's Click, marriage checin found her - but alas, she was statistics, reports the American "would help." These W55 graduated from advanced brand margarine, 19 cents per Taiwn)e Lloyd, aecrdary and Aim Hunter, The Pioneers, with com.waiting for the Ideal man," a Council of life Insurance, the sultatlon.i with "highly expert" officers training at the Infantry pound; large Cuban avocados, 4 treasurer. pany,is sponsoring a voter registration 1v. famous diplomat once said. higher the education and in- marriage counselors could be School, Fort Banning, Ga. for 25 cents; golden corn,ears Org In 1911, the organization chose a and continues its Blood Bank drive. How many people meet their come of the marriage partners, conducted, he says, the sane for 25 cents; and sunshine triangle as its symbol and Loyalty, Service, Pioneers Community Service Chairman Ideal partners? Not the the better the chances for way People At a Kiwanis Club meeting, assorted cookies, two cello le visit doctors for Fellowship as Its motto. The Pioneers Is an Ruud lUther keeps In touch with area majority, ty,, It seems, according to compatabllity. periodic physical ciie&ups, at a Seminole High School (5115) packages for 25 cents. organization of long service telephone em- .church, youth and special children's a recent Bureau of Census For example, when both time "when a dangerous PFiflCIpal Herman E. Morris, pioyeswho have been Wyeers or more with organizations, and during the course of their report. husband and wife are college marital condition may coaches Fred Ganas and Bill And It all happened 25 years Southern, Bell, A.T.& T. or Wedern Electric. Jobs, telephone workers are given leads to According to the Bureau's graduates, 90 per cent have develop." Fleming, lineman Walter ago this week! - The Sanford Pioneers Include their persona thq can help. 4 senior demographer, Paul C. been married only once. When M hl.I . .I .. ..... a __.T rm"es and reurea Pioneers train noilnern At the regional level, the Pioneers have Glick, marriage partners 'tare both are high school graduates, marriage partner? Short of Bell and telephone crples in other parts donated thousands of dollars and man hours typically joined through a 93 per cent stay married. outlawing blind data, large of the country who have retired locally, In to projects for the blind and deaf. Ecology process of chance, often In- Among husbands and wives cocktail parties, singles bars, their social gatherings. Chairman Vic Levitt will organize paper and valving compromise." who do not graduate from high drive-in movies and chance According to Glick, a certain school, 75 per cent stay meetings In bowling alleys, our Since tin Sanford group formed In it aluminum can drives and clean-up camamount of the divorce rate in together. has been Involved in projects to bSII.fit ft paigna this year. society has not yet come up the US. - the highest In the little Red School House, Income too, makes the dif- with a workable process. _ch__Seminole Youth A Future Pioneer Club for telephone world - stems from the fact ference. The larger the Ranch and Primrose School S personnel with less than 19 years service was As for demographer Click, he that "the supply of acceptable financial au.ts of a couple, the hopes for At Qrhtm.u, members dress dolls for the formed In July under the direction of Nelson a scientifically marriage partners Is often more likely it is that they will tested and appealing system for Salvation Army and hold parties and Thornton and Jean Meyer. quite limited and those who May together. selecting a marriage partner -' would be most ideal partners Census figures show that the which would bring together never meet. vast majority ofAmelrcansdiIJ young men and women "In view of the haphazard havestabiemarrlages — about (presumably olier war too) .. a ----. uiv uiiriwi oi per cuu nave neen marrleu . who would have a much higher , • LITTLE MISS BPW step of marriage Is generally only once. At the other end of probability of establishing an undertaken and In view of the the scale, however, there were enduring and satisfying CONTESTANTS + many frailties of human adults, the nearly 200,000 couples In marriage than could be cxr .7,,. , • .. the surprise may be that the which each spouse had been pected through the almost proportion of marriages that married three or more times. universally haphazard system last Isu large asftls,"he says. What can be done tostanthis that now exists." .. . . , + Eveal NeraW, leafeel, FL Young 111110 "M at Dr., DeBary, CLIP AND SAVE Lake + CO. him if MAN -. '. + i ;LL.Jr '' .,I4,,r '+ I ,,s- aj''a-.L1h 'ii • .W. '.l;,' , r, .'.i-'r•-'•.'-a LT riJ4f 7 .i_l, '.'j1;'• +4,%••• • +4 iif+ 4• '. Fl.. 1-1I_+I - .7 1 ,,•••' . ''' k ,i+ �ec.-Iss.a. NsrsM, ksrd. FL Suy, Si't. 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( z ___ 1 S ) A L. - '1 .- fr I Has No Labor To Honor - •: . 0 BYKRmNAR HdSfW aimouta . When you t to unem. tallshoenworkwhichwu In o nt lt'asOeuy to uy,'wegoog lk, Ill Newle& look for aj wee' or May= Once again y took on mMertai WhenMCW labor leada Peter N inned On will come next at 1= sibtiltles and launched a thriving in the Uraneway in iii,1 unemploymentto f month 'ftfly does gat Altamonte Mall on SR36, but he isid ier. Amer soheerved llgto ctI and militaryto be a mdch." vIso chang produced conflicts within the catlona fm work but that Intcill And y said he feels he has earned more company th caused him to resign after shod none had been ad aside to honor the nation's money during the crisis period b"j rng a year at lebodng1t what comes" than hehavde cowd ma Snce then Ely has been sear4, waiting But McGuire may ve overlooked one thing on unemployment checks. He has worked at hoping. an element which in being fd* felt assorted odd jobs, has been a carpenter's helper, "I qt smoking and drinhlng after I resigned Randy My of Laigwood and some 340,000 Other A carpet layer and has b out in his father's from the (second sture),,, Ely rec&W& .And FlOridiAnS on Labor Day 1976. Tbb is Um fact Construction or military Informal bicycle repair service at UN family just seemedto go up and up." This ed him to equivalent to the Crushing PhenOmem of house, which belongs to his fathier, James Ely. outgrow his expensive wardrobe, plo.ment. he COUW hi Ely, 37, married with two children and has said. uliy "r1ni t s time I've been j going to poasibte for him to gat back into th lived in Seminole for five years — and he has anMqf could find imd taking anythlag I cotild "I've been staying in the labore mailoffl- i been without steady work for the led 1$ months get end In ahold cL" working world and frankly, ft haan been that MUE shed on formal education, he has 13 When Ely and his family mod he from had," y salt " fad, years of experience in sales and management I' enjoyed " CthdnnaU,Ohio,in1I,he had a and in about the months away m com$dlng 10 Years Ely's older son Scat, 17, a dud at L an experience in the sales and management end of work on his hi High School, works at a sch l GED (aduate De don and the retail shoe business and had also sold contributes to the family finances buying his equivalency diploma). y has apply s refused to urance. Since qua lifying for a Florida insurance o clothes and payi for unempi ng for his ince on the Oyment compensation, remaining broker's license would have taken time and he . famil y car, whf ch he alone now drive& Ely said doutiy COnnced that a promising job offer is needed a job immedistely, y cetiwned to around the corner. cod insuring himself and his wife, Alana, selling bettor quality shoeL as drivers becam too much for them to afford. "I didn't know that I was going to be wmnStarting at the bottorn as a stockboy despite his PIOYed on Labor Day. so I haven,t really been years of Ely soon The family now relies heavily on Its two : - - • - _________________ - . . [RIF - - I! lie ' _ _ - 1 / ___ ____ 1 r —• . ... .. . .•• S.. a, _________________ __________________ . ______ - .% i • 0 ____ __________ _________ - . / Poll . ( oo : ;C ___ •.':. J H __ _________ _____ W m 0 2 Winter Park-baW am very y ye thinking was go go a opo a new a Rick rides the school bus to and frum Mgwee to work. popular Fashion Square M&IL He was suc_ Middle School. When the bikes cant be and, Ely "Almost everybody thinks I'm crazy for not cessfully operating the store and sming on am said, nieghbors and friends have been extremely being On unemployment," he said. "But to me, mall's board of direct helPful in taking family members whercm they when, after two yelu . ors It's a It more trouble than ft's wod And It's needed go he left the fl and Joined > GOP C ___ - • i - I - - r ta .• - _______________ • • - • I z;-. and sons Scott and rnck g IL = C - 1 B F. a A . 911 rn o - X g iae=~ r Z m B - P I Z _____________ ____________ I' . a: - Be F . 0 9' 0,~olj A 00 tb g! Mc . C ( . M s cr 6!t Laor D b on ..As 110 at oft 11 Ma t i\ - 1* 41 514 ( ra . im. a ' fo wo— 1, 9 > F "s * B '... i i ______ j1\ V . 4 • ' I — W tn MR B 14L i min= a) .1 -i ;S &a. ;r F Fr WC 5 .a 4. _4 g I; E so M M_ 0 1 C .. -. > Th m mndaU to officers of am. EDTtoday, the stood -. ___ . t, 1~ Ah, N GERALD FORD Carter and Ford's running mate, Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, were expected to cross paths in mid-day at the Darlington 500 stock car race in Florence, S.C. a-.4 E2 M a '' — * JIMMY CARTER Returned For Trial By BOB LLOYD Her aid Staff Writer felony. Bond was set at $10,000, according to county jail A suspect who failed to ap pear for trial in 1974 in co Patroiman Jack R. Fenwider reported the was - I ___W- • • ) ___ ' 4 house has been arrested in Terrace r, ____ ____ ____ • - IT to Q '' ' I ___ _____ j . //' of • . was allegedly Niagara, N.Y., and returned to threatened with a pistol behind Sanford for trial. her apartment. Nathaniel Williama, 24, of Sanford police today reported Sanford, was returned by they are investigating an apsheriff's detectives Sunday parent "flim-flam" operation in after he wahed eWadition which an elderly resident of from New York, officials said. Bram Towers, in downtown William is being held in li eu San ford, was bilked out of $170 of $10,000 bond in county jail on by a man posing as an ina circuit court warrant surance salesman. charging attem pted murder, Patrolman I L Brooks Jr first-degree arson, throwing of said the man, described as a destructive device and con- about 45 years old with gray 'AA ' ' Williams is charged in partial premium on an alleged connection With a May 1, 1974 insurance policy. incident in which the home of Police said the man claimed ____ I ' ar. • nection with the firebombing of made after Charline Walker, 41, a Seminole Sherur, deputy's also of Cowan Moughton ___ 313. Frogs are placed in the center of a 30-foot circle and the first to reach the outer rim is declared the winner. Frog owners yell encouragement and beat the ground behind their frogs, but are not allowed to touch them, Hertz said. Oklahoma's 4th annual Great PLiver Race gets under way today outside Tulsa with about 3,700 participants. About 150,000 spectators were expected to line the 9-3-mile route on the Arkansas River to watch the six categories of rafts move down the river from Sand Springs to Tulsa. The rafts must be powered by paddies or poles. The record tim e for com pl eting the course Is just over an hour and a half CD --I M 5;L CD M • • I______________ frogs from throughout Malne, mod of them picked up by participants eoute to the race, said race committee chairman 1 Cr i . • Firebomb Suspect On the lighter side, the 4th annual Central Maine Frog Race will be held in the town of Norridgewock Wt year the event had 118 fA rt - 0 In Roanoke Rapids, N C, the Amalgamated Clothing and weekend. Z(n 0 . scheduled to work the holiday. The National Safety Council had predicted between 260 and 460 people would the in traffic acddents during the three-day ____________ 4 =1 29' > . ay 0 America honors Its working people today ith U hth d observances ranging from frog races in Maine to raft races in Oklahoma. More sous events recognize the o rigins of labor Day. In Connecticut, labor people will gather in a New Haven cemetery at the grave of Alfred W. Phelps who. at the time of his death in 1106, was known as "The father of the eight-hour (work) day. Phelps, a carpenter and leading figure in the late 19th century labor movement, successfully led the fight to get an eight-hour law through the Connecticut legislature, making that New England state the first in the nation to define the workday as eight-ho urs long. the city's rehaal to pay M Cn 0 C/) 0 to •• By The Associated Press The race is on, but they're not all off and running. The presidential political season, which has been undergoing t rial heats since New Hampshire primary back in February, t raditionally be today with only eight weeks left for President Fond or Jimmy Carter to win over the American vote But while Caner planned to begin his campaign by invoking the memory of Franklin D. Roosevelt with a speech at Roosevelt's former home in Warm Springs, Ga., the President was spending [bor Day in the White Ho use, relasing and attending to business. Fond, delaying the start of his campaign for a week, plans to kick off his election efforts nest week with a speech at his alma ma ter, the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Carter's speech at FDR's "little White House" in Warm Springs sta rts a five-day, whirlwind tour that will carry him to 20 cities in Police in New Orleans called a one-day strike today to protest ___________ 9 :*k 19 _______________ boycott today of products ffuutufactured by the J.P. Stevens Co., the nation's 3econd-largest textile manufacturer. The union and Stevens have been trying for two years to negotiate a labor = -• i BY The Associated 0 0 o EL Offic al y Opens p Honor American Workers W! W I • lo b g U l Lighthearted Observa nces 5-m ' 00 F_ 16 . is tee Improvement at Oviedo .By JACQUELINE DO paying WX for each $1,000 of assessed PPedY .'ke stories Page Hed Staff Writer valuation. The city Sao is required by the state to A public hear ing on the proposed tax rate and Around The Clock .........A adve rtise an increase in taxes— even though .Omlionbdgetisachededfor7p.m. ne Bridge ....................B this year's tax rate is slightly lower than led Monday at city hall. A year's. The "boom time" debt which was finally paid COndCI .........................The ad, w hich appears on page 6A of today's off this year had been overloading city budge Crossword ................. B Evng Hereld, is required Editorial .................. A general operating millage hasbecause the city's since 1954, w hen Warren Knowles became city manager and found a $43,000 debt on the books Dea r .......................But the total city millage, gone up. which includes debt and no plans to pay it off. Dr. Lamb .................. sece as well as the general operating costs, The de bt dates back to Florida boom of Heeuscope ................. B has gone down because taxpayers have finally the late and early '30s when Sanford rapidly Hospital ................... A Id f a 40-year-old "boom time" debt. expanded amid grand achemes of overnight SpOrtl ...................11.11-A The proposed tax rate of 6.3 mills — slightly development, riches and larger cities. "Land lower than tat year's 6.33 mills — is expected to was bought and sold rapidly by speculators and Weather ......... .......55.A be formally approved at the city commission's frequently handled as paper transactions wi Women .............. *** I*B Sept.27 meeting. It means city taxpayers will be buyers never seeing their Ian to' Knorles said. - I B - TodaySanford Des Increase Ad High school football lives! Trinity Pm romlis to jambOreevletorles,aad the ouflook B 2 (See CELEBRATING, page 2A) . . / from people who are out there trying to find something for me or just offering to help in some way. Th at means an awful lot,, Just to know that while they observe Labor Day. Family members are wife Alana and (back row. from left) father James i bull 'The led couple t weeks the phone's been co nstantly." Ely said. ",The Calls are Randy Ely, an unemployed Longwood man, and his ramily,Iookover ss AflajlyGuldetoDajlIjI ,, ••.. P background, thinking 3. . Sgt Luke Stallworth has to represent the American Sun firebombed. Stallworth ex. Ufe and Casualty Co. of Unguished the blaze on the roof Tampa. A check with Tampa of his residence. authorities showed no such Williams was originally compan y in that city. afftsted in June 1974 along with Sanford police charged Leo another suspect, Bennie E. Peterson, 49, of 2006 W. 16th St., yn , Sanford. Sanf ord, with leaving the scene Pa>e pleaded guilty to a of an accident with injuries lesser charge in Feb. 1975 after and resisting arrest without a man identified by officials as violence following an auto. a key state witness in the case pedestrian accident at was killed in a motorcycle Oleander Ave. and 14th St. accident on 1-4 near Daytona Officers identified the Beach. pedestrian as Donney Burke, Sanford police have am-sted 55, of 15m w. IRh St., Sanford. Dorothy Valot, 40, apartment Peterson was held in lieu of 23, Cowan Moughton Terrace, $6,000 bond following his arrest Sanford, on charges of at his residence six hours after aggravated assault and 0f8 t he accident according to I Irerni fl commission of a co unty jail records. Pa XM_ A!14 e ' ' 1l � 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 05, 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/da58156fe9d4e4c0a34119a78f9f82e8.pdf 96e3e4850c5b36db467ae27f9a7e7875 PDF Text Text CI—lveel.p $sreW, $11011ird, PL Thuridsy, Sept 3, $74 'Blot!' -And You Can Get What You Want In Russia MOSCOW (AP) -"You need where the offIeJaJ encyclopedia that can't be made a hit easier short of a high.quailty goods, Union. First, it can provide a of the Soviet Union, It mot be Sbevardoadze, started his reign Mores found U per cent were money and I need an apart- smugly dMn15 that corruption by the judicious use of "blat" - any store clerk has a chance to way pJ()1fl14 obstinate bureau- CInr!Ia, the Rimny Caucanm ift the lmprlscniñent of One ..,f iwlndllng 'heir customers by ment," a woman in Ssr*ov Is "characteristic of the a word from Russian criminal earn extra money by favoring C1CI55 when all Other paths moUntain republic where a for. the top lieutenants of the pre- selling short. In the first two tells a local housing choW. bourgeois (Western cowdrlou') slang that has come to mean certain customers. open to a citizen fail. It adds mer secret policeman was vices party boss for embezzling years of Slievardeathe's ad Two thousand rubies change state apparatus and parile. getting what you need by The, s even great. some flexibility toeveryday life made party chief In 1V72 In an nearly half a million dollars and ministration, 25,000pecple were hands and the official tells his met" bribes, Influence or personal er for civil servants who dia. when the citizen Is willing to effort to stamp out cheating, arrested for various kinds of building country mansions. assistant: Satisfy the request In one celebrated Incident COCtIOfl5. The ox-policeman, Eduard pense the best things In life: pay the price. A spot check of Georgian corrupilon. of our worthy client." earlier this year, construction More Important, a form of In. Thus the man at the Mate- apartments, vacation trips and In LenIngr a motorist officials of the Qirbokury owned furniture More will get a aistotnoigles Since only one or- dustrial corruption known as finds his Volga automobile will Tractor That were found to bed shipped to his customer's ganization In each city may dii- "fixing" makes the economy be repaired a lot fader If he have spent the equivalent of house fader for a few rubies or peso such Items, people who more efficient. Though facto. slips 50 rubies to the body shop $43,000 of Mate money on a a bottle of voa. For the right work there can by clown any ries here don't compete with j manager. Another customer landscaped river retreat for price, a store clerk will watch terms they want without fear each other for orders, as they 1 BREVARD/SEMINOLE DEMOCRAT had warned him In advance:themselves and their friends.. for a rare automobile part or their customers will go else- do In the West, Soviet plants do "Unless you grease the man- The Soviet weekly Liter- good leather jackets to come where. "Unless slug It out for supplies of rare age?s palm, you won't be going aturnaya Gazda, aghast noted into dock and squirrel them In addition, the nation's rigid raw materials. anywhere In your Volga." that the retreat Included aside for his client, Many factories have full-time command economy puts treFor the right bribe Li Soviet marble bathe and beautiful Money talks In more serious mendous emphasis on - and fixers on their payrolls who Armenia, a clerk at the bidsw hostesses who played love matters, as well. Officials In awards lavish prizes for - the prowl the country looking for trial Medical Examination games" with the guests. Georgia discovered a ring of fulfillment of work and produc- these raw materials and trying Commission certifies potato. In another big-time teachers at the Tbilisi Medical ton quotas. Bookkeepers and to get them for their plant. It Is 1 nets for high disability pay- operation, an Azerbaijan InstItute who, for a Miff bribe, supervisors who compute widely believed the fixers use rnents they don't deserve. The Republic newspaper recow*ed would make sure the dullest whether quotas are being ful- payoffs and other inducements total loss to the Mate by the a complicated land swindle student passed the admission filled are In excellent positions to get the goods. But the efil. time the scheme Is uncovered: involving the leasing of land test-The father of one aspiring to depart from "Socialist mar- clency of their home factory A 22,500 rubles, equivalent to from a vegetable plant to Mate doctor had to provide a bull- silty" for the sake of a little old- and that factory's contribution farms. After louses to the date dozer for work on the institute fashioned profit, 129,700. to the national economy - deStories like these, taken from of $11 million were uncovered, director's garage. Corruption serves at lead two pend on the outcome. angry exposes In the Soviet five people were sentenced to In an economy perpetually useful purposes In the Soviet If there lsacorruption capital Press, suggest that Western death and SI packed oh to countries are far from alone In prim their concern over official and It's anall4cale corruption, however, at the level of the Orprivate corruption. in Bribe-taking, industrial rack. dinary citizen, that Is most no ds and general swindling are ticeable In Soviet life. There are alive and well here, too - few elements of everyday life CHE 69Th Year, No. 12—Friday, Sept. 3, 1976 R S'TE A1IOUNEY 3 Longwood Lawmen Resign In Sex Probe from .M.I. Co. "On U Ma. loua C&' 1 S . By DONNA ESTES and - Herald Staff Writers Three Longwood police officers have resigned amid an Investigation into allegations that policemen were sexually involved with one or more teenage girls. Police Chief Douglas Keller said today the whirlwind investigation, started earlier this week, Is finished. But city council chairman J. R. Grant said the investigation, which he confirmed involves allegations of sexual involvement by police with teenage girls, is continuing and he will be calling a special council meeting on the matter "in I have given our findings to the Longwood Police Department. "I won't confirm or deny that the complaint involved sex or now many officers were accused," Herring said. "I don't want to publicize the allegations." "Ow- investigation didn't reveal any criminal law violations," Herring said, confirming that his invetlgatnr' took "more than one sworn statement" in the probe. Keller said Burfield had been with the department for two years and Chapman had been a full-time officer since "January or February", Wills since June. Poverty U nit Endangered NEW YORK (AP) When U.S. Steel raised its prices in lysis IM and then backed down when President iota F. Kennedy expressed his wrath, It sad- U.S. Steel forgo an opportunity fared greatly In a public role- to get the but dollar possible? tlons sense. Would they sell at a loss Just to Looking back at the reports of get the business? that Incident It seems clear, at If the demand was so "high," least from this currant per- why had some members of the spective, that the entire sorry Industry, and Wall Street steel incident might have been analysts too, failed to detect It? avoided with proper timing. Why was the new pricing drucBut, coming as It did Imme- trite being undermined by sup dlately after the union had pliers even before It was Imple. signed a wage agreement, and merited? following what the President The people In the steel Interpreted to be an assurance of chatty know the answers to Price stability train minige- these questions better than any. mat, it was an astonishing one .1.., but we aren't likely to public relations blunder. be aftnii an opportunity to To a lesser degree, U.S. Steel listen In on the reasoning behas done It again In lflI, ad- hind the strategy. mitting In effect that it was We do know, from statements forced to rescind Its third in- by members of the industry and crease In a year for no other by those outside who make a major reason than because career of studying It, that cod market conditions wouldn't pressure on U.S. Steel was permit It. mounting, threatening the prof. its It tea)lIfls today allve. Why then did It try? There's the dory, and perhaps also an The situation, shared by explanation of the problem that many other industries also, the public would accept. presents a difficult problem for The company statement on both them and the country. It Is withdrawing the Increase, that this: How do you promote dohad been scheduled for Oct. 1, Is mend by raising prices? You perhaps more perplexing than can't, obviously. explanatory. If this Is so, bow does the "In spite of high demand and country expect to continue full cost Justification for these moving up out of recession, and products," it Mid, "competitive especially, how can it do so factors forced this decision." without sparking another in. The competitive factor aim- flatlonary conflagration? ply was that some companies Nothing demonstrates more weren't willing to go along, and dearly that the nation dill Is thus would have undersold U.S. fighting the battle for economic Steel. Economics I explains stability, that we are dill enthat this situation results from meshed In dilemmas, and that a weakness of demand. by no means are we safely on a What other possibility Is smooth road to a strong recovthere? Would the competitors of ery. Ana Foiled By FTC WASHINGTON (AP) "Splcierman," the popular comic book character who can spin spider wets and climb the sides of buildings, has met his match at the Federal Trade Comnznlsson. And the same fate may be In More for other hero figures who are used by drug firms to Induce children to buy their prod- - By ED PRICKETI' Herald Staff Writer reviewed at a public hearing. "They have some programs that are outstanding," CornA $500,000-a-year poverty- missioner Dick Williams said fighting agency Is In jeopardy Thursday after meeting with because the Seminole County Jones for a tour of agency Commission refused to allocate activities. $20,000 In seed money. However, Williams said he Amos Jones, director of has some difficulty justifying a Seminole Community Action $20,000 expenditure from the Inc. (SCA), said the county's county If the money is ear. (Herald Phil* by Tern Vincent) refusal to grant the agency's marked to pay administrative Bob Bray, star tackle for Lake Howell high's LEADING request for $20,000 "definitely" salaries. football team, ponders tonight's Jamboree at placesallprogramsdeslgnedto Commissioner Harry Under new head coach Curtis Keen, help the needy In harm's way. Kwiatkowski,- on the other ITS soa BRAY Brooksville. hawks re out to Improve bit last year's 1-9 record. However, after the corn- hand, said he sees no problem For details and photos of Thursday night's jam- mission refused to grant Jones' with funding the agency borees Involving Seminole, Oviedo and Lyman, see request, he began a lobbying because the administrative effort. Assisted by black positions are needed ln order to Page 6A. businessmen, Jones has met win grants. Individually with cornmissloners to convince them and think what they (SCA) (IC) how they utilize funds Is the seed money Is needed so worth what we gave them last that the agency can continue year," Kwiatkowski said operations, following a meeting with Jones SCA is responsible for a migrant and a contingent of black community cannery, a program brineasmen food program, a food Last year, the agency for the elderly, an outreach program, a headstart program, received $20,000 from the By JACQUELINE DOWD said Thursday the day care and others. The agency county. This year, Jones asked Herald Staff Writer center falls below basic operates on about 000,000 a for $39000. The staff recomsanitation standards in other year In local, state and federal mended $20,000, but the budgetco nscious commission voted to A day care center In Sanare" too, but he declined to funds ford's public housing — that his Though funds were cut, allocate nothing. discuss specifics until MM come under fire from tenants, "The majority of the funds Jackson and the center staff commissioners interviewed say administrators and the county has time to correct the they will reconsider the matter are used to help the little healthdepartment — I.sclosed. In two weeks when the budget ls people," Kwiatkowski said. problems. Frances Coleman Jackson, Mrs. Jackson, a candidate for WAY ,, Facility Failed Health Checks ] ,, who heads Use day care center located next to the Sanford Housing Aut hority offices at Castle Brewer Court on Sanford's westilde says It has dosed "until we can get all this Ironed out." ' Mrs. Jackson, former 40 operator of a commercial day , care center on Hickory Avenue. . r iur also said It Is necessary to close any year-round day care center county health department, to give staffers time off as wellni j last week, found the as perform major maintenance day CIXO center still has the and cleaning chores. roach Infestation problem In the last six weeks, the day found in a July 24 Inspection— care center has failed two In- even though housing authority spectlons by the county health employes have sprayed the department, been criticized by building several times. tenants, and questioned by "I didn't think there were a housing authority cornwhole lot of roaches in there," missioners who delayed a Jackson said. "Now I can decision on renewing the say for sure there aren't any. It center's lease. was sprayed again over the "As far as I'm concerned," Mrs. Jackson said this mor- weekend." nlng, "the day care center can Ken Hester, an Inspector for turned over to the tenants." the county health department's A second Inspection by the environmental health division, ,. ACTION REPORTS... .. ' , Bob Lloyd Writes them '. Every Day, Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer be the Seminole School Board, said she requested a renewal of the Forging Into Wild Blue Yonder.? authority Executive Director Thomas Wilson III two days before the last meeting of t he housing authority commission. ci. ..i.i ..i. waj ....n...i.,i616 "' -- - - The nation's unemWASHINGTON (AP) pioyrnent rare increased ror the macro month In a row in August, edging up from 7.8 to 7.9 per cent, the highest level so far this year, the government said today, At the same time, the Labor Department said the Increase in the number of Americans with Jobs slowed last month after sizeable gains earlier this year. Employment rose by 74, 00() In August to 88 million out of a work force of 95.5 million, after a gain of 400,000 In July. There were some bright spots in the job picture, Including a 240,000 Increase In non-farm em- EvenionglifeuM Your Action Newspaper ployment and improvement in the unemployment rate for adult men, usually the family bread. II - - - - - Alit FORCE ACADEMY, Cob. (AP) The Air Force has ordered a full-scale investigation into a lawyer's charges that cadets have been operating a forgery and theft ring at the Air Force Academy since 1972. - A spokesman for the academy acknowledged Thursday that the Air Force Office of Special Investigations was conducting a probe. Middletown, N.Y., that at least two dozen cadets were robbed of thousands of dollars by a forgery ring that still may be active at the academy, in. volving at least four of Its more than 4,400 cadets. Meyer said they stole cadets' checkbooks and military Identification cards and cashed forged checks In restaurants and stores In nearby Colorado Springs, as well as at the privately run Air Academy National Bank on the Institution's grounds. The attorney said he became Involved alter the parents of a cadet accused of forgery asked him to Ma). Monte Blews, the academy's chief publi c relations officer, said Thursday that one cadet forger was court-martialed and dismissed, and that another accused cadet resigned in the summer of 1975. take over the cadet's defense from a military attorney. "Since then," he said, "there have been a few Isolated cases of forgeries, but no evidence of a series." However, the lawyer, Edward Joel Meyer, said Thursday in a telephone interview from his home In Meyer's client was exonerated and returned to the academy in good standing, and the Lawyer believes the young man was actually a victim of the forgery ring. The attorney said that information he turned up in Jobless Rate Ups 0 0 Action Reports.. . the court, fir, and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, crime and its consequence. Bob is always on the scene. Searching police blotters, interviewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob gets it all and delivers the action for you daily. Coçyr3gflt Marvel Comics Group - AF Academy Scandal lease after a meeting with representatives of the Joint Tenants' Council and housing any complaints were raised at the Thursday night commission meeting. "When I left that Tuesday morning meeting, I thought we were all in agreement," Mm Jackson said. The proposed lease renewal Includes a price Increase that would hike daily chargesper child to $2.50. Discounts are made If more than one child from a family attends. "No one's making any money from It," Mj', Jackson saul. "When I went in there, I knew there was no profit to be made." The FTC announced Thursday that the Hudson Pharmaceutical Corp. had vaigned acnsInt decree to stop selling Its vitamins through advertisements In comic books and on television commercials between 6 a.m. and 9:05 p.m. that appeal to children or use hero figures Including Splderman as an inducement to buy Its product. The decree would allow the firm to continue to use the cartoon hero's name for its candyilke vitamin pills. The FTC had charged that Hudson's TV cornmercials and comic book ads were an unfair practice and deceptive because it said children are not qualified to decide whether they need vitamins. - Day Center Closed .. In The Herald the near future." Keller would only say that Sgt. Roy Burfield and officers Paul Wills and Steve Chapman resigned Thursday "for personal reasons." Grant said the resignations were received before midnight. Keller said that the probe, turned over to his department by State Atty. Abbott Herrings office, doesn't 1ro2vo tire use of city vehicles while officers were on duty. He said the investigation by Herring's office Involved allegations against only three officers. Herring, contacted at his Sanford office today, said his office "acted on a citizen's complaint brought to ta this week. We BOB LLOYD - Has U.S. Steel Done It Again With Rollback? Sanford, Florida 32111—PrIce 10 Cents And the unemployment rate climbed at a slower pace than In June and July. After gradually falling since the spring of 1975, joblessness jumped a half a percentage point in June and July, followed by the one-tenth of a per cent hike In August. In August, the number of people without work increased by about 80,000 to 7.5 million, the largest since 7.8 million couldn't find work last December. The Increase In jobleaness has thrust unemploymnent onto center stage as a key Issue in this fall's presidential election campaign. Jobless rates for white and black workers, at 7.1 and 13.6 percent, respectively, were about the same In July. However, the rate for black teenagers, which had dropped substantially In July, jumped In August from 34.1 to 40.2 per cent. The Air Force Academy operates with a similar code, under which cadets must not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate any cadet who does. Is FP(RL Far Behind? Today - AøUflC) IlIC UOCI the course of defending his client was reported to the academy and that he was asked by its superintendent, LA. Gen. James R. Allen, for all information he had on the subject. Meyer said he sent Allen a letter last Aug. Z3 detailing his charges, with transcripts of Interviews with former cadets who allegedly admitted taking part in the forgery racket. He said he sent a copy to Air Force Secretary Thomas Reed. Blews said that Allen ordered the investigation Aug. 27, the day alter he received Meyer's letter. The probe comes on the heels of a cheating scandal at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., which has raised a controversy about its honor code. .. .. 4-A Bridge ......... ...... s-s Calendar ................S.A Comics ....... ..... ... s-a Crossword ...............s-a Editorial .4-A Dear Abby........... ... Dr. Lomb .... .......... ... SB Horoscope............. s-B Hospital .................. . S-A Obituaries ................IA Sports ....................0-A Televi*loü .................i-A Women 1-B MIAMI (AP) Florida Power & Light Co. asked state officials Friday for a 19 per cent rate Increase next year to overcome Inflation and reach what the firm called a fair level of profits. The $349 million rate increase proposed to the Public Service Commission breaks down to $6.62 for the typical single-family home, the company said. The average home uses 1,000 kilowatt hours a month and now pays $3427, FP&L said. - FP&L. the Mate's largest electric utility, serves more than 1.4 million customers along the Atlantic coast and wed to.Sarasota. "Operating efficiencies and cost-cutting methods have been outdistanced by Inflation," said FPL president Marshall McDonald. He said the cost of new generating plants and of providing service had tripled over the last 10 years. The rate increase would be higher, McDonald said, if it wasn't for $107 million the company's new St. Lucie No. 1 nuclear generating station is expected to save in fuel. The plant began operations in June, was shut down for adjustments after a few weeks, and is expected to return to service late this year. The company's last general rate Increase. which went into effect üc May 1975, was only the second in its history. McDonald said At didn't get the company up to the 9.12 per cent rate of return that the Public Service Commission had determined would be fair. Increased fuel costs regularly are Passed on to consumers. �IA—I eIq Nv. W 1108110ft PL PrIy,Sept. 3 in Authority Names Hubbard Company' - MTIM I INBW Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. WASHINGTON (AP) IN BRIEF $174,000 construction project. Chief Writes Check To Cover WindowExpenses FBI Airport Manager J.S. (Red) Cleveland hopes the Sanford. Cedral Florid. Akport will win matching federal fun& to help bul1d two new tWwaM a pslrol nod at the aoidh end of the field and ligidleg on the noItb4Oidh naway. - FBI Director Qarer*ce Kelley, his job possibly In jeopardy becaiae some government materials and labor were used two years ago to build a pair of drapery valances for his apartment, has written the bureau a check for $335. The payment covers the cost of constructing the plywood frames for the tops of windows, additional carpentry work to correct errors In the original measurements and four trips to Kelley's apartment in a nearby Maryland suburb. The valances, built soon after Kelley took over at the bureau, and gifts Kelley has accepted from senior FBI officials have become Issues in a Justice Department probe of financial Improprieties and other abuses of power within the FBI. Sanford's proposed project has been verbally approved by the Federal Aviation A&nlnlstratlafl'I Miami office, and a formal application for the federal livid. Is being prepared. TALLAHASSEE (A?) Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins says the $4.5-million rate hike her fellow commissioners granted the Florida Telephone Co. Hubbard beat out low other bidders for the job. is an outrage. Mrs. Hawkins was the lone dissenting vote Tuesday as the three-member commission ' approved the hike for the firm, which serves six Central Florida counties. She said she was particularly unhappy that rates for four-party service was Increased by $1.20 a month, meaning that some customers on a four-party line will be paying as much as • I fl I.. fl I ia AS S 0 U I I _ A circuIt cciii jury has receenneode4 two life prison sentáces for a 32-year-old Sanford.. man' 4Ma4. gull* Thiuiday of two sezual bsUery omada icon a six-year-old girl, The 12-member panel returned the verdicts agalr Douglas McArthur Simpson Thursday afternoon to Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGrsgorat the end of three. day trial. Simpson Is scheduled 'or sentencing Nov. U. The little girl testified In the courtroom cleared of spectators under state law, that Simpson had taken her Into a beikucin at his on two separate days and sexually assaulted I. me grand jury Iitn against Simpson, returned Jima 10 alleged the aft took place on May fl have no ezplanatlon other than If be (Simpson) was given medication." .BatbdInrorsaaá*hee been rep!rted that 'the human body itself will destroy gonorrhea without medical treatment. County Jail nurse J une Monahan test ified that she hadn't dispensed any medication to SLflWIOn. Simpson's wife Dottie, eightmonths pregnant with their third child, burst into tears when she took the stand as a defense witness. She said to her knowledge the alleged victim, who frequently played with Simpson's small daughter and son, had never been inside their residence alone with her husband. Mrs. Sim pson said she had been tested for gonorrhea three and 23. times since March and each Physicians from Seminole time the tests showed negative. Memorial Hospital testified The ilv evidence In. that the childwubrougjtto the trodud during the second part emergenisnbyherznother of the trial was Simpson's In early June. Doctors said the record of prior criminal conchild was treated for vtdlons. Certified court records gonorrhea. Seminole County from New York state showed Medical Imin,r Dr. G. V. Simpson had been convicted Garay said teats showed since 1964 on charges of Simpson had the rfl.alae misdemeanor child abuse, But County Health Director felony burglary twice, felony Dr. Orville Barks testified as a narcotics possession and petty defense witness that gonorrhea larceny. test on Simpson two days later Judge McGregor could, under was negative. Barks, when Florida law, decide against the asked by prosecutor Claude jury's recommendation of two Van Hock to explain how the life prison sentences and order county health clinic tests Simpson to the In the electric results could show the opposite chair for the sexual assaults from the earlier tests, said, "I icon the little girL tbI.n date - Ewning Hesuld FrIday, September 3, 1911—Vol. 19, No. 12 pvblt$hfd Daily and $sdy. except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald. Inc.. 100 N. French Ave.. Sanford. Fla "ni, Second Class Posts" Paid at Sanlart Florida Home Delive.',t. 51 cents Month, $7 & S Montrit, $14 70 year $24 40 8, MatI In Flor ida same as I,Omi delivery All other nai Month. 1770. 6 MOnths, $1620. 12 Months, $32 40 19 I .0011, -ow .11100 low .40 -~44010,411101, 41111111,41111111, low I 111W 4110111, low .01111, 'aw . PUBLIC AUCTION SsturdsySspt.mher 4.1:00 PM May —DI. On Roads LifeTermsMeted ' I Lightning Fells 14-Year-Old By BOB LLOYD Deputy J. F. Bennett repo rted nothing was found to be missing Th ursday af ter unknown persona pulled off a Nerald8taff Writer A 14-year-Old Altamonte Springs girl, injured Thursday afternoon while standing beneath a tree that was struck by lightning, was listed In "fair" condition today at '.ri Sheriff's Deputy Charles Coff ee repo rt ed that Jane Dickinson, 14-year-old Lyman flJgh S IpIJ ader,frfl to the grounij unconscious about 2:3%p.m. wien a bolt of llglnIng hit the tree minutes after She got off a school bus near her home In the Robin Hill subdivision, Miss Dickinson lives at 124 Peacock Drive, deputies said, and she was under the tree, between the sidewalk and street, in front of 200 Whip. perwill Lane when the lightning struck the Tammy Bradley, 14, of 217 Whipperwill witnessed the Incident and said the tIgldithg strike caused "a puff of smoke" as her friend fell to the ground, deputies reported. Sanford police today were investigating the reported theft of jewelry valued at $1,000 from the residence of Mrs. Ruth Morgan, 25M El Portal. Patrolman Jacob Cohen ---I--ii uuaui jewelry, bellevedtakentnaburgjary,as a diamond dinner ring and a topaz pendant. Ken Williams, 1302 Forrest tree Drive, Sanford, reported to police that $396 in fishing equipment was taken in a burglary of a storage room at Care Center, Altamonte his resisience. Springs. Patrolman lack Fulenwider Deputies said the county by said two stereo speakers, two school facilitywag end tables and two baseball forcing open a locked window In trophies, total value $250, were a teacher's lounge area. repo rted missing after a Leonora Sanford reported to breakln at the residence of deputies that a suitcase and Ronald S. Hosack, 1012½ W. clothing val ued at $671 were Third St. taken after a garage door at her Sheriff's det ectives today residence, corner of Hobson were probing the theft of an and Homer Sta. was forced el ectric calculator, slide open. The Seminole County School Has Drivers' Association has decided to Join forces with the Seminole Education Association (SEA) as a bargaining unit. The decision came on a 71-1 vote at Mllwee Middle School, South Seminole, Thursday night At the same meeting, the Drive's' Association also accepted the contract terms proffered by the county school board for the 1t7177 term. Jail records indicate Cassolbetry officers arrested the pair at 4 am. at the Seminole Plaza Shopping Center. 'U5tKAIUK, JI) I.R i I I III rrancis — oeman JMen Psrl. Pon 3 Walnut La ne Tables, Portable TV, Maple Bed room Suite, Living Room Suits, Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, Sewing Machine, k Dresser, Cane-backed Living Room Suits, Oak Chai rs, Table and Floor La mps, Drop.lsaf Table, Small Tables, Cider Chest, Pictures and What.Nots,, Card Tables, Yard Tools, Afghans, Linsne, Bedding, Renville Pieces, crystal, ,Pots and Pain. Fruit Jars and many ,, iiü to mention. • SALE CONDUCTED BY AAA Auction, Inc. Stan Vermilion, Auctioneer . I I 3-7O2O Medicaid Abuse Probe Set TALLAHASSEE (AP) - A state legislative committee chairman wants to see if widespread Medicaid abuses turned up by a congressional committee also exist in Florida. Rep. Elaine Gordon, DMaimi, said Thursday her Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee would begin its own investigation in the wake of disclosures this week by a Senate subcommittee of national Medicaid fraud. VOTE FOR A WORKING JUDGE h \ lose QCU. \ C HATCHET, Ij COMPARE 6.3 . 1 3,000 cases in 13 Aftsoill 1'•' Less than 20 cases reversed. Current in his work. Open and honest in POUS TO PUDIIC on WOrK done. t) Absent from work more than all justices. Farthest behind in hi work of all justices, S Will not publicly report < to Pair Sues Over Murder PENSACOLA (AP) do • No state court trial ex- Cl 7i V. 5P1IU. - $ A city attorney says police were right in confiscating $2,500 a man had offered a policeman to kill his exwife after falling behind in alimony and child e A WARM THANKS support. But the man, his plot thwarted, is suing to get the money back. And his ex-wife has joined the suit. Florida law provides a means I Carter To Launch Campaign; WASHINGTON (AP) -President Ford plans toy close to the White House during most of cumbency and use the presi. Mondale. The two Democratic dentlal stage. Furthermore, Ford's advisers believe he is at his best when his itinerary is limited and his speeches don't come in bunches. They point to his speech accepting the Republican presidential nomination as the kind of nominees were to discuss plans for their campaign, which for. this month, limiting his cammally opens on Labor Day. paign travel to a series of relaMondale was in Kansas City, tively brief tripe, according to Mo., on Thursday, winding up his new campaign chairman, his first campaign foray, a nineJames A. Baker III said there day journey from coast-toare no plans for extensive coast. travel or extended presidential At a meeting of the National vote-hunting trips during the campaign performance he can Conference of State Legislafirst month of the campaign give when he has time to tures, the Minnesota senator against Democrat Jimmy Car- prepare and polish an address. said federal bureaucrats often ter. Carter has tentative plans to have been arrogant and pa cover nearly 20 cities during his ternallstic and that a "new, Carter is formally launching first five-day campaign week. creative partnership" between his presidential campaign road show on Monday 'with a speech It is to take him north to Con- state and federal governments at Warm Springs, Ga., and La- necticut, west to Chicago and bor day appearances at Dar- SOUUI to t1OUyWOci, ha., With lington, S.C., Norfolk, Va., and appearances in Pennsylvania, Maryland and Ohio In between. Newark, N.J. Ford telephoned Ronald ReaA White House spokesman gan on Thursday to ask for said there would be no Ford campaign help from the man he campaign travel before defeated for the Republican Wednesday. Press Secretary presidential nomination. Ron Nessen was to announce A spokesman said they talked the President's campaign kick- for 10 to 15 minutes. off plans today. "Gov. Reagan agreed to do what he could," said Deputy Baker said in an interview White House Press Secretary that Ford will be doing less on John Carlson. the-road campaigning this He said Ford called Reagan month than during the presi- in Santa Barbara, Calif., "to dentlal primary elections, solicit his advice on the camHe said the President's paign and to ask his help." travels will increase later In the There was no word of any campaign, but that even then, Reagan plan to campaign achis managers will seek to avoid tvely for Ford. long, wearying, multipleCarter spent Thursday at speech days. home in Plains, Ga., preparing The Ford plan clearly is in. for meetings today with his tended to emphasize his in- running mate, Sen. Walter is needed. "The past record on federal. state relations Is dismal," he said. "People do not believe that government works. They have had enough of bloated, Unrespo nsive government." Meanwhile, Ford's running mate, Kansas Sen. Bob Dole, was In Spartanburg, S.C., where he praised federal judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr., who lives nearby, and said it was "one of the great tragedies" that Haynsworth was not confirmed to the Supreme Court. SEPT. 7th VOTE FOR Jol nn SALU DERS - on work done. Dist I PcI Jdv Pd to. by John Daniels. Camp 'Treat HAR VIE DUVAL Dist I P r Keep a man who kept his word Aid ELECT p' • Your Candidate from Seminole Co. ##a away - NOW _ I Ford Plans To Stay Close To Home Reelect Mike ( EUGENE McCART'IY McElmurry, Virginia Longwell, and Lucy Hopson, has been set. directors. (See Clock, Page 4A) The suit claimed that while OWEN RSWEA1IORNEY' BREVARD/SEMINOLE DEMOCRAT • ELECT - o SCHOOL BOARD + PLUS Azores MIAMI (AP) - Hurricane Emmy's 75-milean-hour winds approached the Azore Islapds today, but forecasters said the storm was weakening and might be downgraded by the time it reached the islands. "Winds nearing hurricane force in squalls could affect some of the Azores this morning," said forecaster Joe Pelissier of the National Hurricane Center. Emmy's highest sustained winds were just above the 74-m.p.h. threshold needed for a hurricane. Forecasters said Emmy probably would veaken today, causing it to be designated as a tropical storm. lI'SPORTSCRAFTTRI.HIJLLED BOAT-973 MODEL SOHP CHRYSLER OUTBOARD MOTOR U UVA Student mentality instead at monuments Emmy Approaches BEAUTIFUL HANDMADE RUGS TWO-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILER I I Tr PLt Lewis said Thursday that Joseph Winston of Hollywood, owner of Inland, had turned himself in late Wednesday. Lewis said attorneys for the other two, Tomas E. Diego of Miami Beach and J. Frank Copeland of Tampa, had contacted Shailer's office. l4 UV L Busmen. Join SEA I 19, both of 141744 New York Ave., Orlando. AND MUCH MORE I I iWIAIW, I I I I IIs ANTIQUES. FURNITURE. APPLIANCES I window screen to Chuluota fire station. Casielberry police have Jailed two teenagers on felony marijuanapossession charges. Being held In lieu of ,00O bond £ projector and a Q'ornap, each at county jail today were valued at $461, In a burglary at Durwood Harold Driggera, ii, Ronenwaid Exceptional Child and Ronald Eugene wsmws, L'b..l.1 tL..Je..I WI ON LOCATION: 24O S. Key Ave., Sanford (lbleck north ol nth,l block sastofSummsrftn) Formerly the Ella Lee Kirchhoff Estate p Condition Listed As 'Fair ' I ____ tor, who lost a IOU bid for the"I think this is just a1dj Democratic presidential nomi- attempt to get on the ballot," nation, is running as an hide- Whlsenand said. pendent this year. He said Shevin would argue The suit was filed In Miami that the datc has a substantial before, U.S. District Judge Nor- Interest in protecting the izdegman Roettger by Terry DeMeo, rity of the ballot from an on. an attorney for the American slaught of persona trying to Civil Liberties Union. have their names appear as It sought to have the judge presidential candidates. Iki order Florida Secretary of Whisenand said anyone wantHis efforts as treasurer of the Seminole County wilt State Bruce Smathers to place mug to vote for McCarthy can McCarthy's name on the Nov. 2 write In his name. of the American Cancer Society earned Delbert presidential ballot. The suit alleged that the Abney a big kiss from Irene K. Brown, uilit Ally. Grit. Robert Shevm, president, at the organization's annual meeting whose Tallahassee office will Thursday night. Abney was re-elected, as were Mrs. handle defense against the suit, will argue that McCarthy's Brown; Edith McNeill, vice president; Connie Fox, rig,t., have not been violated, secretary; Helen Kelly, corresponding secretary; an aide said Thursday. and Gib Edmonds, Robert Daehn, Elaine and Ron No hearing date for the suit and Comptroller Gerald Lewis announced earlier this week that charges had been filed against the three and two South Florida Corporations, Landban of Florida and Inland Capital Corp. I TALLAHASSEE (AP) for Independents to get on the state's election law was WicumPresidential candidate Eu- ballot for state offices, there is stitutlonal since It di.. gene McCar thy, charging that no provision for an Independent criminated against independent Florida's election law is wicon. presidential candidate presidential candidates. stitutlonal, has f iled suit In fedHowever, Deputy Atty. Gen. oral court to get his name James Whisenand said Placed on the November ballot McCarthy could have used the 4... McCar thy, former Minnesota petition-signat ure approach senator, said In the suit that his provided for independent 4 constitutional rights had been parties. He said McCarthy violated because Florida law could have formed his own co ntained no provision under pa rty and submitted signat ures which an Independent could get of one per cent of the state's on the ballot. voters by the Aug. 15 filing -:.The former Minnesota ama- deadline. ___ - 4. Suspects' Names Released TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The names of three individuals charged in an alleged landsecurities fraud have been released by officials who claim the scheme bilked 162 Floridians out of $1.5 million. Broward County State Atty. Philip Shaller J . $9. gonorrhea, although almost totally Immune to traditional penicillin treatnienL. can be eurtd with other antibiotics, the federal Center for Disease Control says. Five cases of the new form of gonorrhea have been confirmed in the past two weeks, the director of the CDC's Venereal Disease Control Division, Dr. Ralph Henderson, said Thursday. - In Phone Rates Is 'Outrage' ( ATLANTA (AP) - A new strain of CHICAGO (AP) - The National Safety Council says 26oto.so persons may lose ir lives In highway traffic accidents over the Labor Day weekend. The three-day holiday traditionally as the last fling of summer and for A purposes of counting highway deaths is considered to extend from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday, local time. 1puuu1r Paula Hawkins Says Hike Gonorrhea Strain Is Curable 260.460 McCarthy Sues To Put Name On Florida Ballot FLORIDA Th. Sanford Airport Authority has named Hubbard Construction Cemipeny of Orlando as the apparent low bidder for a Friday, Sept. 3.1974-3A COUNTY COMMISSION Pd poi ad. Pd for by Camp Tr,4s FRAKES FOR YOUR CHILD'S SAKE OEM. , pfeqge th a t ,4 SEMINOLE COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD A Businessman Who CARES About Educatio n Pot ad pad by Campaign Treasurer FOR CONGRESS JoAnn Saunders ris been j ho"i'maker and a businesswoman and is . 5th DIST. DEMOCRAT JoAnn Saunders 'u- .1 ]'r; tt p011cs P TA 5 JoAnn Saunders Se C the person the 5th District needs in Co.- m,r t Washingt to bring Coveiriment back never held public office) She knows how Gov ernment works ad is ded. e 04 ec. e ,, tOrt to sole their needs IoAni, Saunders cares about YOU and peape in her dStrct JJ to the peope cJkd + to iifjcr mn,c'.r'+1 Ct,ic and (although she ba it JoAnn Saunders for Congress Committee P 0 5., 3 O.i.., t.'*t: -4w. " re 1-i'c jil e -" :. ij'Cj "d'.t and will work for �EveningH e m id _ Evenlsq Ne'a$, Sanford, Ft. N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32111 Area Ccde 305.332.2611 or 031.9993 Friday, Sept. 3, 1976-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH 0. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director 9 - IIi'me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $25.40. By Mall: In Florida same as home deIiery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Forget Politics On Fee Issue he Clock NORM OSiffliN Historically, elected officialr represent the public trust. What that means, in essence, Is that citizens elect leaders who, in turn, hold a public trust — that trust being to look after the Interests of On people who elect them, (kie interest public officials should and must see to Is the health, safety and welfare of the citizens. Another Interest a public official cannot fail to overlook is the public's money. Elected officials must watch over the greenbacks. In the current county attorney , think It Is grossly unfair for County Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway, a Democrat, to strinewall demands from a fellow elected official to peruse records requested of the county attorney. All politics aside, Hattaway should require Toni Freeman to comply with a request from County Commissioner John Kimbrough, a Republican. Kimbrough has asked Freeman to supply detailed Information concerning $13,000 In legal fees Kimbrough says Is "void" of detailed explanatlon, And to date Hattaway has made no public statement as to his intent to honor a fellow elected official's request to get an accurate and detailed accounting of fees paid the county attorney. Fees, we might add, that came out of the taxpayer's For Hattaway to ignore the issue Is paramount to ignoring the public. A county attorney Is under contract to provide legal services. But when a representative of the people requests more detailed information, that information should and must be provided. Freeman has simply referred Kimbrough to the legal contract he has with Seminole County, In essence, the attorney is saying, "Check the contract." True enough, the contract may not specify that Freeman provide detailed Information on all legal fees paid his firm. But when an elected official — in this case information, should be phwided. Freâtsan Is appointed, not elected. Kimbrough's request is not just from a politician, i t is a request of the people. He is well within his ' '14~04 L" 6 Members of the Seminole County wtlt of the American Cancer Society gathered Thursday night to reflect on their last successful delve and look ahead to the next one. Guest speaker US W. Joseph. Reynolds, president of the Florida division 01 the American Cancer Society. He outlined and reviewed how the millions 01 dollars 01 cancer crusade money is spent In Florida and around the nation. Presumably, some of the funds collected somewhere went to those two doctors whom, we read In the Evening Herald only a few hours earlier, claim they have found Is particular substance In the blood of cancer Patients that could serve as an early warning signal. U It proves itself In further testing, they told the American Qwmlcal Society confab In San Francisco, the blood test could be part yearly physical examinations. Fine. Great. There Is nothing more dreaded than that evil cancer — and scientists snd medical men have been knocking their individual and collective brains out for years to find THE answer. of routine MAY CROMLEY But so far there has been none. And the latest, preswncd breakthrmo sounds good — but could be cotmter.prodoctive and spotlights a basic problem concerning this race against cancer, Periodically we are told of this doctor or that scierdist believing sincerely he has taken a giant — or ems a baby — step toward a cure or detection. Usually these claims and theories get Immediate widespread exposure and coverage. And then we hear nothing more — presumably because that key extra, definitive step has not or cannot be taken, In other words, the Initial theory did not pan out. What Is left Is crushed hopes and disillusionment upon crushed hopes and disillusionment. Would It not be better to hold off on such pronouncements wgu they can finally and Irrevocably be proven? 01 what possible benefit can it be to raise hopes and then either dash them or allow them to dissipate by attrition? The answer Is: there Is none. And such actions by the scientific and medical community — yes, and even the media — is at bed unfair; at word, __ ___ . D ivis ions Protect Status Quo ____ ___ ___ ___ _____ _______ - A) ~ __ _______ 1r — 0 '/;1rIc ___ P ___ , . . ___ ' . ___ . - ______ _____ The Ink has hardly dried on that Carter document. Yet the Democratic Congress majority, which most certainly will be majority' in the next Congress, has given up on passing what are undoubtedly the seven key IIb in Carter's platform. The Democratic leadership has suggested opposition within Its own rants msej passage unlikely. It is reported in fact that three fourths of new breed of Democrats — ,the 81 DemocratIc retmen —1leve the Thmsphey-Hawkrs employment bill could hurt their chances of being reelected. News accounts say they want It killed. . ... . .. ______ _____ —. A Chronic Case 11 F 41ON,4M JOHN CUNNIFF What P Emp'loyment? The haus goes back to July of Last year, when the congressional leadership prevailed on old colleague Ford to conspire with them In Insulating legislators from the prickly effects of inflation. The leadership wanted annual cost o1 living Increases, but did not dare risk voting for It on a yearly basis. And thus a plot was formed. The leadership created a bill providing for the automatic escalations. The bill was burled as a rider obscure legislation regarding post office salaries. Then before the media or the pedpid got it a shot with no sound. Good Jerry Ford, the man of the people, signed it before the echo of the aye votes had died Salaries Jumped Instantly from $42,5OOd sulting organization, began questioning the to $44AW, foregoing tht possibUy that Senator the balancer in party In Congress would likewise doom postcard becoming one of the overriding issues of the figures, partly because some customers Kennedy's children might go hungry, and in. that he is elected to be the watchdog over the voter registration so publicized by Carter, as debate between Democrats and Republicans. maintained the figures were wrong, partly be swing a like annual Increase In perpetuity. well as national health public's money. And it is the public's money that Insurance, through tax Both agree that there Is a limit. Both agree cause their own surveys were in disagreement ove rhaul, pays Freeman's salary. the food stamp Program and legislation splitting workers remaining are those of low Fed, to somet hing to do with renewed discomfort In the secretary of What we're talking about here is the public's the major oil companies. A spate of government productivity, and the only available plant public officials. The Fed's figures showed there Congress regarding the matter. Iowa Rep. hard-earned tax dollars. Who asks for an ac- roorganizaon proposals, aimed at efficiency, capacity is of the same marginal quality. was a lot more capacity to be used than really Charles Grassley, who has filed seven bills to has died a quiet death. Apparently, so has zero counting, Republican or Democrat, is not at issue, Nobody seems able to demonstrate at what existed, said Pierre Rinfret. repeal the cost of living nonsense, says any What is at issue is the public's right to an ac- budgeting and sunset proposals requiring point the Inflationary line Is crossed. Four per member who voted for it "has the potential for agenciestobedudledfromthebottom up a cent?SIx pe rcent?mea The G Genera l A Office began an In. trouble." Grassley r counting of how its tax dollars are spent. nswer,soImpo eminds that another pay specified Intervals. vestigation into terms 01 prices and Jobs, is debatable, and hike Is due 0 t.l.Hesaysase,.yinprobably will remain so In view of the current private concerns measured capacity because, crease Is probable early next year when a The Congressional Investigation of corruption poor state of our knowledge. Inevitably, wrong figures mean wrong policy. presidential commission makes its quadrennial in the Senate Not only Is there considerable question about This seems to mean that the Democratic On June 20, 1976, a governor of the Federal recommendations on congressional salaries. majority has In effect stalled the bulk of what the real rate of unemployment — some say the Reserve System, Henry C. Wallich, conceded us And then there is the hike of Oct. 1, 1977. Since the pain of prospective taxes may cause bettors to shun Carter is campaigning for — for now at least — statistics overstate the case, some maintain it a speech before the Western Economic "We could get three Increases of many legal gambling in favor 01 illegal facilities, the Na tional understates — but there is uncertainty also about Associa tion that a review as though It were a bag of hot potatoes, of the figures showed thousands 01 dollars in the next 14 months," says Gambling Commission says that maybe Congress should the level of available plant capacity, that Indeed they were wrong. Grassley. "It could add up to from Take these facts then add that In the exempt legal winnings from federal Income taxes. $20,(X. The latter measurement, less well known to "Th us It ha ppened that In 1973," said Wallich, "I don't think is will sit well with 11510 [)wUc primaries, 60 per cent of the votes the the American th ThIsisahitllkeurgingthatabbepaidnoy't general public than the jobless rate, is de- "when the Federal Reserve and McGraw in. public." wed to Carter's opponents. It becomes clear vised to laws, or encouraging law and Order by _ '-.i provide federal and private officials dezes (McGraw-Hill) still seemed to signal Jimmy Carter and Sen. Wal ter Mondale face the with an understanding of Hence the Repubfl who knows? It might not only persuade many persona to bet who can Ill afford a how near capacity is ample capacity In most lines, we were, In fact, same uphill fight as Pr es single angry voter, are asking ident Ford and Sen. the nation's industrial machinery, legally rather than Illegally, but to bet rather than work, since for a return to the experiencing severe bottlenecks and were very days when Robert Dole. winnings aren't taxed and paychecks the people had at least tangential To encourage further production when plant much surprised thereby The voter Is thus faced with a dilemma. He utilization Is near ..." Aside from these drawbacks, amid the obvious loss in needed control over legislative pay. It's part of a capacity Is to Invite shortages If the Fed had known the true situation, in all called "Clean up knows so little what Mr. Ford favors has gotten and Inflation . Congress." Quite rig theme revenues, the idea of g ranting To attempt to curtail plant ex- probability the nation's monetary poli ht. 600(1 cy and t through an opposition Congress. ho ught. Now let's hear It from the man He seea. too, pamnion when more space Is needed also flirts a great way to prom ote pirhllng all who private Investment strategies would have been made the automatic We do have one qi4ln. though. Are taxpayers actually that the Carter programs have fared equally with those maladies. pay bill law, that staunch changed, and the inflation-recession badly with the Senate and House majority. that guardian of Senator Kenned paying the members of this commttalon for advice like this? Are we sure, therefore, that we know when we followed might have y's anemic children been muted. Such foolishness ought to come free of charge. — Gerald R. Ford. —Buffalo Evening News JACK ANDERSON ill C iV 6'i,',tA,c qf~( , ~4~ i ttate to say this, bul.11mmy crack corn and! don't care!" '- .. , - .:eI, ; - •!.. . :- .' , : • ., '-¼1v - •I - . ,.. ___ d i,__,j._ (H er a ld P%sts B y 114 Nch4s) June Cameron (left) 3,d MonicaMow e at Dedicat ion W i nter S prin gs Op en B idge i ng Causes A Stir A REA DEATHS Z o FRIDA V. SEPTEMBER 3 ADMISSIONS Sanford: t.oiwood AA, closed, $ p.m., Rolling hills Moravian Doris Anderson Church, SR 434. Elmer W. Avenel VAC' s club for Singles, 9 p.m. to midnight, Orlando Eliza M. Brown Garden Club. 710 E. Rollins Ave. Martha Campbell SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 Rutha [. Frison Sanford AA Women's Group, 2p.m., lull W. First St. Mildred D. Gibson Casselberry AA, closed, 8p., Ascension Lutheran Rosa L. Ricks Church. James J. Knight SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Willie H. Montomery Tuscola Cherokee Tribe of Florida fish fry at Family Pamela Pear World, Osteen, 10 am. Golf tournament. Live enAngela Sims tertalnznent p.m. Open to public. Rosins Volpi MONDAY, SEPTEMBER$ Robert Kunkier, Casselberry Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Moto Stevens, DeBary clubhouse, Spring Oaks Boulevard. Anna L Wiegand, DeBary Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. James C. Council, Deltona Sanford AA, closed, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Francis J. Cygan, Geneva ACtiOn TSSenIOFCItIUns Group, 1p.m., Packwood Margaret E. McCracken, Apartments clubroom, Maitland. Orlando Tops. Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Ba pt ist Church, BIRTHS Crystal Lake and Country Club, La ke Mary. Sanford: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Mr. It Mrs. Lacy (Druecilla) Physical CondItioning for Men, 5:154:15 p.m., Gilchrist, a boy Tuesdays and Thursdays through Oct. 20; fee, $15. Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. (Pearlean) Richardson, a boy, ()1j1j TI'' Q for 10-week Altamonte Springs basic and advanred cusses, 7 p.m., Natic.a1 Guard DISCHARGES Armory, 809 S. Fern Creek Ave., Orlando Sanford: Home Furnishing!, 7 p.m., eight-week course, $15 Vicki Austin Call Office of Leisure Time Program, Seminole Bruce Bergar Community College. Michael J. Ca Oil Painting, 9 a.m. to noon, $15 fee. Call Office of Joanne Cubbison Alan S. Kendall Leisure Time Program, Seminole Community College. Ernest Lawrence William S. Phillips James E. Ray Joseph Rouadl botm L. Salsbury Walter L Scott Thursday's high $4, today's TOMORROW'S TIDES Thomas Tlshken low 71. Daytona Beach: high 5:13 Clyde V. Woodard am., 5:44 p.m., low 11:15 a.m., Julia J. Woodard, DeLand Partly cloudy through 1I: p.m. Fr a n ce s C ha pm a n, Saturday with afternoon or Port Canaveral: high 4:52 longwood evening thunder,how likely. a-rn., 5:34 p.m., low U:1I a-rn., Leonard H. Cr uc e, Oviedo Highs in the upper Me and low 11:43 p.m. Kenneth Boudreaux, Sorrento lOs, lows In the 70s. Variable Bayport: high 12:01 n.m., Mrs. John (Roberta) Spears winds 10 m.p.h. or less. RaIn 10:54 p.m., low 5:11 am., 1:11 & baby girl, Lake Mary proba bility Is 10 per cent. p.m. WEATHER WINTER SPRINGS — Mayor In Hacienda Village and for the In it he stated "you Troy Pliand objected today to safety and convenience of the spearheaded a collective effort statements made about the families living on Hayes Road. between Seminole County and city's Hayes Road bridge, They were forced to go a W _________________ in ter Springs to legally build _____________ center of political controversy. mile old a beautiful, strong bridge A bottle of champagne was 434 when the Hayes Road Hayes Road with taxpayer's smashed on the railing Thur. culvert was washed out, he money. Sojne folks did question MRS. MARTHA ALBERT Sanford; son, C. Boyd Coleman, sday by Mrs. Monica Moore of said. It also created a problem Sanford; niece, Mrs. R. M. CROP (Committee to Resist y motives as the bridge goes " for the fire department in an Mrs Martha Louise Albert, Jones, of Sanford, and several Oppressive Politicians) during emergency, Piland added. to some of your vast land 76, of 206 Laurel Drive, Sanford, other nieces and nephews. holdings in the area.,, a mock ceremony to dedicate died early today. Born in Brisson Funeral Home is in the str ucture as the "Hattaway Piland said he Initiated the Wakefield, Mich.,she came to nhiirci. M ..Se----flh1a,nl•. . eøn,I.• UVI IVIUWJI5 UI tiricige" In "honor of Its Sanford sIx years ago from Hacienda Village complained sponsor," Commissioner Milwaukee. She was a member and the KO.p a man who city engineer recomMi c ha el Hattaway. the Lutheran Church of the _______________________ Funeral Notices mended approaching the Piland said th e cost of kept his word Redeemer. bridge, paid for by the City of county road department about Survivors Include her ALBERT MRS. MARTHA Winter Springs, not county doing the work in August, 1975. daughter, Mrs. Margaret LOUISE— Funeral services for Re-elect Mike taxpayers, was $5,500 Instead of The city council later approved rs Martha Louise Albert, Miller, Sanford and three M. the contract with the county for the $15,000 claimed by Laurei Drive, Sanford, who grandchildren. died today will be held Saturday June Cameron of CROP In her the brIdge. GramkowFunerai Home isin at ii am. at the Gramkow tongue-Incheek speech. He said "It doesn't make any di fFuneral Home Chapel with Charge of arrangements. Pastor E. A. Reuscher oo . the bridge was built by the ference to me who owns the liciating. Burial will be in COAIIMSSIOt4 county at the city's reouest and nrrnrtv." Pilonji .,l,I "W a,a. YTV 1111. I Milwaukee. Wis. Gramkow in Dem. MRS. MARY COLEMAN paid for in advance. were not looking charge. to construct a Pd p0' ad pd Uw b Camp Treat bridge, but we had no choice." Piland said he resented Mrs. Mary B. Coleman, 13, of COLEMAN, MRS. MARY a.— allegations that Hattaway had Torn Biford, independent 3320 Palm Way, Sanford, died Funeral services for Mrs. Miry the bridge co nst ructed with candidate for the county B, Coleman. 13. of 3320 Palm Thursday. Born In Falrburn, county funds to provide access commission seat held by Way. Sanford, *$o died Thur Ga., she cam e to Sanford in Way will be held at 2 p.m.. to Hattaway property holdings. Hattaway, recently $n 1932. She was a member of the Saturday, at Brisson Funeral He said the bridge was put In "open letter" to the printed an First United Methodist Church. Home with Rev. Leo King of incumbent for two purposes — to correct a in the so-called "Binford 1tng, Burial in Oaklawn Survivors include her Memorial Park. Brisson Funeral flooding problem In Gee Creek Bugle," which was mailed husband, Curtis J. Coleman, of out Home In charge. which threatened mobile homes to voters. - PrIffallaway Bell Operators Moving Out Guest Editorial Detente N iPS Korean Crisis I Bud WASHINGTON — The story can now be told . - pie. : . NEW YORK (AP) — The question of just how are nearing capacity? No, we are not, Several years ago Illnfret Associates, a con. how the three superpowers, thanks to a word that President Ford has banned during the presidential campaign, averted a military crisis S4 t in Korea. The word is The murder of two American officers by axewielding North Korean guards was the sort of incident which. In times past, might have brought the United States to the edge of a war that could have involved Russia and China. Instead, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger asked both the Russians and Chinese to use their Influence to cool the crisis. Secret Intelligence reports state that both superpowers Intervened with North Korea. The pressure was too great for North Korea's militant Kim II Swig to buck. He Issued a personal statement that the slaying of the two Americans was "regret ful." It was the first apology Kim has ever made to the U.S. The attitude of the Russians and Chinese raises the hope that future incidents can be defused before they develop Into a war of Incredible magnitude. In a typical cable, for example, the U.S embassy in Moscow quoted the comment of an official in the Soviet Foreign Ministry. Ibe confidential cable quoted the Soviet as saying: "With friends like Kim, who needs enemies?" This probably wasn't the official's exact Language but, rather, the embassy's paraphrase of what the official meant. Rut he . 5.0.3, lrn—SA of According to strong hints from leadership, own low we can push unemployment before prorights. The issue goes back, really, to a system of strong covert Opposition wWdn Itsarte r' ducing an unacceptable rate of inflation is checks and balances. Kimbrough Is BERRY'S WORLD 111111 - BEIRUT, Lebanon (Al') The warring Christians and Moslems agreed today to stop shooting at each other across five miles of road leading to the presidential palace so it could be repaired for the installation of President-elect Elias Sarkis. But there was no indication when the mini-truce would start. Fighting continued on all war fronts, and the heavily damaged palace was hit by incendiary shells that set fire to part of the structure, security officials said. Hospital officials estimated about 120 persons were killed and 170 wounded in fighting during the night. , ,' wan - _ Lebanon Mini-Truce Slated so it Is that the 1976 version of the Republican Party's highly suspicious platform may be nothing more than additional Grand Old Platitudes. Yet there Is at least one brief bit of It which gives hopes to the dreamers. Addressing to a "government that works," the party1 demands "repeal of legislation which permits automatic increases In the salaries of members of Congress." It suggests th ts at If Congress more pay, It must vote publicly for the right, thus standing answerable to Its employers, the . I I - about politicians and the philosophies they formalize, they have a prope nsity for doublecrossing such bridges when they come to them. _____ 1.11 BRIDGETOWN, Barbados (Al') Prime Minister Errol Barrow's 15 years in power ended early today when J.M.G. "Tom" Adams and his Barbados Labor party routed Barrow's Democratic Labor party in a general election. After a bitter and hotly contested campaign, the election had rated a tossup. But returns from 22 of the 24 races for seats in the House of Assembly gave 15 of them to Adams' party and seven to Barrow's. Adams, 44, will become prime minister. Barrow, 56, went into seclusion, and there was no indication when he would resign. but will support Powder. The Asplanks are inL. place once anarked ØII.'iot4 SEIPTEMBER 21 IM Election Ends 15-Year Reign Of Barbados Prime Minister WASHINGTON — Political campaign platform are vitably nailed er with pegs of V' ____ IN BRIEF . Congress Feathers Its, Nest ________ ' WASHINGTON — The split Party was quite clear at its national convention In Kansas City. Strong-minded GOP ilb al they will not work unless President Ford veers more to their side of the fence. Strong-minded conservatives hint they will sit on their hands this fall unless / the President hews closely to the Ronald Reagan __ line. this fence will be no easy task even for no amiable and conciliatory a candidate as Mr. Ford. The Republican problem is all too clear. Jimmy Carter, however, faces party divisions ___ less advertised but no Take the Democratic platform. Unlike past documents, the 1976 edition was written precisely to conform to the candidate's own views and his promises. There were no Fordmises. The Carter conReagan4lke compromis ventlon position was strong. He was not forced to compromise on word or paragraph. . a ____ NOTES CALENDAR TOM TIEDE 4, ' ' HOSPITAL ... _____ . _____ . ____ . _____ irresponsible. There is FTKOer aspect t"f the fight sgalnst cancer; one just U dangerous. Every no often we hear about another theory as to the cause of the disease. One day It may be too much sun. Another, charcoal foods. Another, bacon. Another, coffee. The list and theories go on and on, often based on a chance happening in a laboratory somewhere. The researchers mean well and the public Is so eager for something positive 10 finally happen that news of the theory Is disseminated and spread. And that name public gets more and more confused or disillusioned. Maybe even cynical that nothing will ever happen. Meanwhile, the people who areØo.e to the disease suffer, waiting for the real, Use final, an. swer and breakthrough — the one that will literally be a matter of life or death. So a suggestion to our dedicated cancer crusaders: avoid the temptation for impulsive, premature information. Save your effort for when.. we hope... Friday, went on to decry Kim's meddting with the definitely had input Into the incident after It balance of power. happened, but I don't think they would go so far But Assistant Secretary of State Philip Habib as to abandon him. probably told him, probably summarized the Korean incident best "What the hell are you They doing, the United States Is In a telephone conversation with Rep. John not going to tolerate this, and you had better Murphy, D.-N.Y. Habib called to protest a resolution that Murphy had submitted on the make some conciliatory gesture." O'NEILL'S KIIT(: Rep. Thomas "lip" Korean crisis. O'Neill, D.- Mass., the likeable, loquacious "I know you agree with the display of force House majority leader, Is quietly passing out we put on," said Habib. "I mean, Christ, we sent campaign cash to Congressmen whose votes he a squadron of F43 from Japan, a squadron of Fseeks. He hopes to drum up enough votes to Ills from Idaho and put the carrier Midway replace retiring House Speaker Carl Albert. with five escort vessels and 75 fighter-bombers The pattern of the payments suggests that in the Sea of Japan. O'Neill Is really trying to buy support for his bid "We flew over B-52s and on the morning we for Speaker. With suspicious charity, he has cut down the tree, we lined up every troop and handed out generous contributions to colleagues every piece of equipment on the hill so the North Koreans could see. I didn't think we could go any who have no serious opposition and, therefore, no real need for campaign cash, But they are further than that." poweri In the Ilrne wtv, cold influence the Murphy agreed. "Why do you think the North election of the next Speaker. Koreans 'ent the United States an apology of We reported last December that O'Neill sorts?" he asked. "This Is unprecedented for threi a $1,000-a-plate fund-raising dinner at a them." fashionable Washington hotel. He has now "I think they overplayed their hand," amassed a campaign chest over $100,. suggested Habib. "It backfired on therm. The burly, big-hearted Bostonian Is deputy Realizing this, they had o back off a little." chairman of the Democratic CongresaItjia "Don't you think the Russians and the Chinese let Kim II Sung know that they tho4ht Campaign Committee, which distributes funds to all Democratic candidates for the house. But he this was a totally Insane act and that they has offered the committee only $5,000 of his weren't about to let him start something and expected then to finish It?" asked the campaign boodle. He plans to hand out most of the money, apparently, to Congressmen who can Congressman. clo h im some good. said Vabib. "I think Russia and China He has hand,id out $500 contrlbutjcnj, for example, to 14 Incumbent Congressmen who hardly seem to need the money. Here are a few of them: — Rep. James Delaney, D.-N.Y., won 93 per cent of the vote the lad time he ran. fle has little need, therefore, for campaign money from O'Neill. But Delaney is a power In the House, whu Is in line to head the potent House Rules Committee next January. O'Neill wants him in his corner. — Rep. Jim Wright, D.-Tex., another key Congressmen, was elected easily two years ago with 79 per can of the vote. But O'Neill slipped him $500 anyway. Rep. Joe Gaydos, D.-Pa., piled up 82 per cent of the vote In his last election. Yet O'l'ieill courted him with a $500 contribution. Conglesemer. Lee hamilton, U.-Ind., Lucien Neisi, D.-Mich., Andy Young, D.-Ga., and Ed Patten, D.-N.J., all had easy elections the last time they ran. But despite comfortable vietorrie, over 70 per cent, O'Neill gave them each $500 anyway so they would remember him when It comes time to choose the next Speaker. So far. the big Bostonian has doled out three to times more money to incumbent Congressmen than 10 challengers. The Incumbents of course, will have more clout In choosing the Speaker. Footnote: In 1974, tYNetli also collected a ckIflpolgn k1tt) and dlstribj the money to COtAressnen whose good will he sought. He already had his eye on 1hj 8peershfp. I. A plan by Southern Bell Thomas Hunt, manager of the The move, which Hunt said Hunt added. Telephone Co. to transfer Its local telephone office, said would involve 41 Sanford "People should understand operator functions out of beginning Sept. 5 the 321, 323 workers, Is Sanford Is slated to lift off the and 323 exchanges will join the completion scheduled for final that the basic service is not by Oct. 3. Of the going to change," Hunt launch pad this weekend as directory assistance number In local telephone personnel who stressed. "For calls that don't three area exchanges and the 4.. being handled from a facility will be switched to the new require operator assistance, 1-1 Information service move to near Seunoran Blvd. and U.S.40 location, only about one-third you'll still dial one and then the a location In Orlando. in east Orlando. live inside the Sanford city number (preceded by the area limits, Hunt said. code if It differs from your "These 41 people all have owrn." But a breakthrough has been Jobs," said Hunt. "They will all be working following the move, made in the handling of all long And these aren't jobs that were distance calls which require the made just to create a job. I help of the operator. These think it's important for our include person-to-person calls, p customers to know that many of collect station-to-station calls, the same employes who have credit card calls and those been handling our operator which are charged to another ' L. . functio ns In Sanford will be number. ' doing exactly the same job at I, the new place." Hunt said the new Cen tralized r- , . . 7 - .\I .I Directory Assistance Bureau will serve the entire Central .. 1. _* . I -k andSouthFloridareae a 305 region. s means processing - . 40,000.0,000 calls each day and 3 / will be expedited by a rapidaccess retrieval system which . 401scans the equivalent of 1,500 pages per second In providing aid for long distance customer COUNTY COMMISSION Dist. 3 Pd P01 Mv Pa,d Icc by CmD Tr.. • NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, PROPOSES TO INCREASE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES BY 4.84 MILLS. ($4.84 PER $1,000 ASSESSED VALUATION). A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE INCREASE WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, THE 13TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. 1976 AT 7:30 P.M., AT THE CASSEL BERRY CITY - - Small Tractor, Small PiicF 12.30 hpd,eel c LEEDS OPENS NEW STORE Joe Lefkowitz, owner of Leeds Distributors Inc., and Frank Frappier, manager of the new Leeds store in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, officiated at the ribbon-cutting Thursday as the firm opened for business. FLORIDA. Exam Dated: August 25, 1976 m Hood Tractor Co. lila N Oc3nq. $IQII,m Tra il Oqla.,d., Ft. 115*4 411 Ma1nct,. A,s. Aiimd ,, $p,n, Fla 321St Orion" Altamonte Svi 4124544 5141144 By: G.K. Christensen Mayor PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., SEPT. 4 bOO P.M. ON LOCATION 2404 S. l(.y Ave. (Ibli north of 1S1h I bik cast of Summerlin) AAA AUCTION 339.7020 HALL, 95 LAKE TRIPLET DRIVE, CASSELBERRY, Attest: Mary W. Hawthorne FOR HOU SE OF REPRESENTATIVES City Clerk Jo, knu*k *iII .*ticL .Ind çj i Irultci fCpfecnt ll\I,F (i)I\l Joe knut,ki .3 N O., I I,,; ,.,ar 'i.. . i V .t L_'.4, ), ,Ji ( •ii. JI.,. .y.'z,. -.-L- P). , , , ., .. -.ts.i4l' .-,. - ' ,,i. - •_•.j Dem. �Ivsslq Nsr.W, SaMsrd. FL Frly,SW. 3, in& Oviedo Loses Twice In Jamboree MIS Up Ry 9,Cincy By 7 Pirates, Dc doer ______ ssocia Seminole's Defense Shines, Tribe Solits' WINTER GARDEN -Things first drive and was forced to dld not go as well as expected punt. eynwknwnook o Higgins took the ball on his touchdown. The point after was cut field, and good for a 7.0 advantage. for Seminole County football the ball to No. 35, OtIs Higgins stormed 5$ yards for the teams here at Wed Orange Oviedo might as well not have High's Jamboree Thursday night. The Seminole Seminoles split two quarters, losing to Wed Orange in the first, 7-0, but then beat Oviedo, 9.0 in the third. Oviedo dropped a 148 decision to Groveland In the U played the rest of the quarter as Oviedo could neither run nor the Sanford defense Mopped pa for the red of the period. mv TJnn nf.n.1u. riven quarssrnucu times, six of which were b? Sanford's star defensive end, Greg Pringle. Seminole a other score came when the Oviedo center snapped the second and West Orange Mopped Groveland 14-0 in the final stanza. Ref says TD on Cedric Canley fouryarde. nJ.u, Willis and Mike Cos tasted the turf as they were sacked eight ball over his punter's head in the end zone, which resulted in a safety. Posey had good words for his team's rformance after the quarter. "The defense was great," said Poesy, "We knew this yew that our defense was strong and It showed tonight. The only mistake was that West Orange touchdown and that wasn't the defense's fault. We had then shifted wrong. "I thought our line did a good Job blocking also. It opened a lot of holes for backs, width helped. our running game. "We tried to got a good look at all our players but unfortunately we in't get as good a look as we would like at some. "But from what I saw out there tonight, the team Is looking good. Any mistakes we made will show up In the game films." Oviedo's coach Joe Montgomery was not as enthusiastic about his team as Posey, but he was optimistic. "We came to see U we could run the veer offense and I think we proved that we can," commented Montgomery. "However, we'll need a lot of work on our front line to make the veer better. Because 10 Sanford has such a great defense, they were getting through too easily. Sanford took control early over West Orange, stoj,ping the Warriors' first drive with a Miff defense. The Seminoles proceeded to mount a drive towards a score with key runs by Chris Riggins and Jeff Anderson, It was not to be Sanford's quarter, however. With a third down and two situation, Coach Jerry Posey sent in a pass play. Forced under pressure, quarterback John Litton's pass was off the mark and was Intercepted. The Seminole defense held and prevented the Warriors from wing the interception to an advantage. "It was a mixed-up play," said Posey. "I just got my information wrong." Posey thought it was third and twelve Instead of two. Wrong information was to seminole's Uonnell (illchrlat breezes past Dillard Gould, runs into Jon Olsen (32), Scott Meyer (26) turn the game around for West Orange. I The Warriors were on their own and 1t was third down and six yards to go. The quarterback pitched out to the left to Larry Johnson who scampered untouched 66 yards for the lone score of the quarter, The Seminole defense was looking fora play up the middle. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The Oviedo had Its turn to avenge New Orleans Saints make anloss as It took on the -other effort to prove they're for Groveland Groveland Greenbacks in the real Saturday night, this time in second period, a National Football League The Lions got on the board exhibition game against the j early when they recovered a Miami Dolphins. Groveland fumble on the The Saints, doormats of the opening kickoff on the NFL for the nine years of the Greenback's nine-yard line, team's existence, are 4-1. Two plays later, Cedric Canley scored from the four. The try Miami, undefeated in live outlags, is used to the feeling of for two was good so Oviedo led, victory. 8.0. PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) So far this exhibition season, Garth may not have the girth, Five minutes elapsed before the Doiphips havekept the but he seems to have the guts to there was more scoring. wra ps on. Grovlafldrecovered an ,j make it In the National Football fwnbleon theUofl24.Onthe Regular quarterback Bob League As a linebacker with the next play, Cornelius Singleton Griese has tlrown only 23 Detroit Lions. i crashed through the line for a passes. That compares to 52 for The lions have until Monday Oviedo's Dan Nash (83) tries for shoestring tackle on Seminole's Nate Don Strock, 40 for Jim Del to pare 10 players to reach the $ 24-yard toisthdown. The twoWashington as Darrell Johnson (48) blocks and Mike Mullins (76) watches. Gals and none for Earl Morral, league maximum of 43, but Point conversion was sucnormally the supporting cast. Thursday night Garth Ten Naccssful. The door closed on Oviedo. Runningbacks Benny Malone pel did his best to insure he A bad punt by the Lions gave and Don Nottingham have also won't be among those cut. spent a lot of time watching Groveland excellent field Ten Naple, a meager 210position on Oviedo's 30 with a from the bench as rookies Gary pounder rotnTewA & M, had Davis and Clayton Heath tried perhaps the best performance minute left. Four plays later, to carve themselves a spot on of his career in a Iastdltth effort Gary MacGregor dived over the roster. from the two for the score. The to make the squad, and led the extra point was wide. The Saints, on the other hand, Lions to an injury-marred 24-0 o have been deadly serious about preseason victory over the The third period was the main attraction for Seminole County the whole thing. Baltimore Colts fans. Both Seminole and Oviedo It's hank Strain's return to At least" seven players were hungry for victory, but coaching after being fired at fered sidelining injuries, suffour of Kansas City alter the 1974 sea- them Colts, but again the Seminole's defense lightweight Ten son. prevailed as Seminole won the Naple didn't seem to be the quarter, 9.0. It's Bobby Scott's chance to slightest bit damaged after Oviedo was stopped on its prove he's an NFL-caliber Playing virtually all the batterquarterback. ing game on defense, Dolphins To Tes t Saints L ions Topple Colts - - - Burkhart lets it fly for Lyman Lyman It Out To Win One, But Loses Via Air I 14 ORLANDO - Paced by an circuited twice by dropped reaching the Tiger with effective ground attack, Lyman aerials that were right in the the aid of personal foul penalty steamrollecj past Orlando hands of intended receivers. -after 3:26 had elapsed in the Colonial, 6.0, then was surWith 4:12 remaining, quarter. prised, 8-0, by Orlando Jones Lyman took over on its own 43 Then the passing game Thursday night in the Metro after nearly losing the ball on a faltered again as Burkhart Conference football Jamboree fumbled fair catch attempt. tossed an interception and at Oak Ridge High School field. From there Burkhart guided Jones advanced upfield in Quarterback Bob Burkhart the offense steadily downfield, spurts, hanging onto the ball for scored on a 10-yard keeper with finally rolling around his ring more than six minutes until only 35 seconds remaining to end for the touchdown, they scored with just 0:13 sink Colonial, but in the PlacekickrMarcusK.lc,. showing on the clock. - _- i -.J following period the conversion attempt sailed wide The big play for the Tigers Greyhoundsseemed to sag in to the left. was a 46-yard swing pass which the 75-degree heat and high Two plays after the ensuing car ried from their own eight humidity blanketing the field. kickoff defender Steve Peavey yardllne to the Lyman 46, aided Other action in the event, picked off a Grenadier pass at by a missed tackle on the " which began an hour late midfield to put the lock on the sideline near the Jones 20, because of a driving thun- Lyman victory. Three times after that the derstorjn, saw Winter Park and The Greyhounds started out Greyhound defense held for Edgewater each sweep a pair o( on the same track against three downs and appeared quarters. The Wildcats dumped Jones, slashing at the Orlando ready to take the ball away, Orlando Evans, 6-0, th en club's defensive line and only to be harpooned by fourth,vaunted Oak Ridge, 74, in a tie-breaker. Edgewater In spilled Or lando Colonial, 1-0, minat ed Jones, 14-0. - V - 1!1 - ' .. - - f '4 .• - - .. / F111, - ____ down lapses that kept the Tigers in business. After a pass interference can brought the ball to Lyman's 31, the white-Jerseyed defenders stopped Jones cold and left the Tigers facing a 4th-and-10 situation. But on the next play the defense spread out to cover a pass and Orlando's quarterback weaved 10 desperate yards to capture the first down by inches. Three plays later Jones was back on the Lyman 28 ma 4th. and-17 predicament, But again the Greyhound defense failed to capitalize as the Tigers sent a play around right end for 20 yards and a first-and-goal on the eight. Another trio of plays moved Jones to the three as Lyman Orlando Boone rourWed . out I - forwards smothered a series of Mile plunges. When the Tigers were hit with an Illegal motion penalty that set then back to the eight again, the Greyhounds goal.11ne stand appeared to have succeeded. But Jones went to the air and a sprawling stab of a pass down the middle was good for the deciding score. The Tigers added the Iwo-point conversion on a (alke placement that sent the holder sprinting into the right corner of the end zone. Thanks tOyOu,Istifl havea I t)t o,i' JOyt-als $n',.,..,, iJ% b.'nn Uutobe'CAt,!,,! 'hI DL ' flq lh.. lhjl tm1. flum.c uu 01 ca,,10,a ' h,';,-,1 C,,, !. 'n half S., hum i.u, Bess anti au *1") l,. n' lt,ri.r.,; A i. ,- II.l',in,, i'1,, •- p-., problems the whole night, _______________ _______• - Colonial's Bobby havens puts crunch on Burkhart i.'man offensive blocking forms v.('olonja1 (m.d -' '•- w ,. , By The A ;:_,0"1, :1 k1 b;!6,1k0A1 so i Cln-q in r,.rin V ted Press Frlday, SW. 3,1074-7A V recorded his 13th of the season In the nightcap. Elias Sosa, 6-7, New York Baseball Diego. (n) Giants Of 440; 3. Speed Drive (5) 3-10; 0 (3-4) $1520; P (3.1) $1340; 31.41 SECOND -1. The Lost Guide (3) 16 -60. 5.50, 120; 2. Top Fern (2) 23.10, 7.40; 3 Kid Coach (6) 3.50; 0 S) 10120; P (3-2)654.00; 1 (5.2-6) 2.071.50:00(33)33.20; 31.36. THIRD - 1. Per fect Debbie (2) no. ix. 2. B's Bic lurk (3) 3.50, 3.00; 3. Bellamy SlacI (1) 3.20; 0(2-3)10.10; P (2-3) 24.30; T (2-3-1) 5340 3150 FOURTH -I. Top Ginger (3)550. 1.10,2.50;?. RIta Ann (7) 360, 2.60; RifVef (6) 7.10; 0 (37)12.40; P (57) 41 0; T (5.7-4) 15.20; 31.71. FIFTH -I.D.$.jaclipof(1)15 20, 11.20. 1.10; 2. Bar S Pat (5) 10.00, 4.60:3. Trusting (1) 3.10; 0 0-3) $ Since then Manager Walt AlGames "We're not thinking about the the team's lated victory, NATIONAL LEAGUE Minnefa at Denver Is the National League writ- ton's club ties won 14 of 16 Phlflles one hit," claimed ManEast Philadelphia at New England, Demery's first major league games to cut the deficit to 1ev. age' Danny Murtanaji. "We shtgt,g lag the early chapters of a W L Pc?. OS i") sixth complete won the second game with en. The latest triumphs, their have to go I] 40 called, "lb. Miracle of out there and do ow gene In seven darts by Pirate three-hit, four-inning relief per- Pitts 19Th?" third andfou th inarow, came he ,,We job," llroughthe years the NL lU added, realize If pitchei'_ New York 67 65 SOS 16'.', Harness Racing fx'mance after starter Rick Chicago came up with excitIng first- Thursday night In a 24, 5-3 we keep winning, somebody 61 .159 Dot, 2-5, q.s 14 Rhoden exited with elbow trou- St. LOUIS SEMINoLE Si 70 .419 21 races that have kept in. sweep of the Montreal Expos. else has to help as by beating THURSDAYS RESULTS 43 43 311 37'., In Sutton, 174, went 82-3 hIss. Bill Buckner had three '° Bobby Murcer drove in five the Phillles,so that's out EreM high in the sport right West ofow innings, scsttes'üg sixfly hits in hita runs as the San Francisco GI- hands." and asacriflce to pace a Cincinnati through to the World Series, FIRST- I. What Acclaim (Rick 637 t He left after brigs. 12-hit attack. Regur) (1) 13.10, 350, 2.10; 2. Los Ano 76 54 .316 7 A month o ft "Ow' attitude is the old line ig his ared ants ended a five-game losing if rg)g Index finger while Liberty Blaze (1) 3.10 3.00; 3. ON HOUStOn streak by Giants ii, Mets 7 61 61 17 the New about playing them one at there would be no hot San Dutchess Choctaw (2)1.20; 3. a fielding a h 63 72 .167 3)'., under SePtemYork Mets, 10-7, by Murcer's ON five RBI were a AtlantaDiego Minnesota time," her penned fight hI either çe on Victory (6) 2.40; 0 (4.1) 59 74 441 21 said Pittsburgh's Richie Earl Wilhami, downed Milwaukee, 8-4, in the ask, who drove In two runs club high for the Giants this San Fran 3010; 12:13.1. 77 league. But, now the defendin 425 21 SECOND Qarlle Hough picked up a season. San Francisco jwnped 1. Arden Ed (Mike g only American League game. with a double and stole home in vs Results Eastern champton Piw'gh San Francisco io, New York Newman) (6) 35.10, 1)40 3.10: 2. 57.20;P(I-5)735.l0:T(15.1).SSs.X: save in the first gene and on Jon Matlack, 14-8, for six hlta Pirates and Lea Angeles Dodg. Scotti Tron (3)1.20340:3. Nibs Brat -1. Mark Below (3) 22.50, and six rime in 3W innings. (I) 2.10; 0 (34) 72.50; 1 (65.5) 6.10.SIXTH Los Angeles 25. Montreal era in the Wed have turned 4.10; 2. Tuls Heather (6) 3.20. *1.109.10; 00(7-4)107,10; Pittsburgh S. San Diego o MJIkeCaldwell, Making his 4d 11:31.3. %",tagl around. THIRD Only games scheduled 1. Torpedo Byrd (Mike 1.40:3. BUSY Mir B. (2)7.10; 0(54) appearance of the year, picked 40-10.'P(S 6) 116.70; T (5.6-2) 595.00: pulled Today's Games D'Amato) (5) 5.50 110 2.40; 2. 1139. up his first victory after seven Domino Gale (1) 7.50 .60; 3. St. Louis to within nine games of Eastern orsc, 5-10) at SEVENTH - I. Milk & Honey (7) setbacks, Reveille Dan (2) 7400 (43) 45.00; 1 Chicago Bun 1212) leader PideiplIis with a so 6.40,2.80.2.20; 2. bay Wire (2) 7.40. (3.42) 367.40; 1 2:12.1. Pitts rgh bu (Rooker 10-7 and 'l'wlas I, Brewers 4 3.40:3. Ruth Roady (I) 2.10; 0 (2-7) victory over San Diego. Larry FOURTH 1. Barriers at Montreal Pride 31.10; P (7-2) *1.00; T (7.2.1) 119.00; Rookie Butch Wynegar had Calldelaria (Bridges) (2) 21.50 10.40 3.50; Demery, 5-4, pitched a fiveFryman 10 10 and Stanhouse 2. 3155 four singles, Rod Carew and 5). 2. (I fl) Proud Speed (6) 1.20310; 3. Sharon hitter as the But,' seventh con-L EIGHTH I. Peiwow Ola (3) 1.10 0 (21) 61. Cincinnati Biliingham 00; T (24-3) 14506407 40 3 MA MIS Dot (4) Lyman Soetock had three hits Bonnie 11 secidive victory drew then 99550; 1:31.4. Atlanta (Nlekro 1110), (fl) 730,350;3 Mr. Monk (3) 3.50: 0 (1each to paces 17-hit Minnesota tPhiladelphia d Go/f (Carlton 164) at FIFTH 1. Ben 1 (Dewrry Jr) ) 13. closer to first place than eries attack. Tom Johnson, 2-1, New York (Seater to lo), (2) 13.10 7.00 1.40: 2. (tie) .t.Sns 339.20;40; P (1-0) 13130; T (45-3) they've been since July 18. IOfl. AKRON, Ohio (AP) First (1) 2.40 3.20 and Sneaky John Los Angel,, (Hooton 512) at earned the Dave trying to victory with Ol it too hard. I quit NINTH i. Macs JIlson (7) Pittsburgh has cut (4) S.005. 10:0(1.3) 91.00; 0(26) 12.50,5.20,4.10;?. 6 games Hill sought oiIde help to cure pressing on the fifth hole," he leaBe Ceenshaw, the year's nings of relief after starter Ed-- Houston (Dierker 1312). (nI HiD No (tt 1S.00. di ng tour money-winner, San Diego (Jones 20 10) at 51.401 (2-1.10 21.10 and T (26aIl) 5.20; 3. Philadelphia's lead since his driving protens. Japanese Snnon (4) tIO; 0 (1-7) die Bane was raked for three San Francisco (Barr 10 11), (n) said, 3:13.3. ' (PUT 21. hel ped by a 1111am. w as deeper in arrears at 78, last 51.20; P (7-5) Takashi Mkwnt solved SIXTH 1. Loco Legs (Serbes) 2.114 20; 31.19. 290.50; 1 (71-4) Saturday's Games on four hits. kig behind the sur- in the field of 20. He scrambled losing streak by the leaders. (1) 1.40 5.60 3.10; 2. Ocala Buffer (I) Philadelphia at New York his own woes off the tee. prized leaders were the game's to one double bogey TENTH I. KeIsoQu (6) 9.40. Thetwoduhmedfore St. Louis at Chicago 6.00340:3. Jersey$ilk (I) 1I.00Q (1and six hoBoth methods were ultrasuohigthotsinesvchof 2. Slick Jim (I) 3.60. 260: the ) 1 San 13.20: 1 (41 Diego at San tr.tcco 3)34.20: 3:11 . $. geys. games next week. 3. Tippy Faith (3) 3.40, Q (44, 1400; ssful. The two straightened 000 f prize. Cincinnati at Atilntj, (,) SEVENTH - I. Fsaris P (61) 13.00; 1 (6-0-3) 1340; ION* Hill and Murakami seemed Do Aug. 14, the Dodgers trail- out their shots so well they Montreal at Pittsburgh, (lhlenf,ld) (3) 340 2.20 2.40 Jack Nicklaus, winner of tow stunned they were leading such ; 2. ELEVENTH -1. Travelln Ros y ed Cincinnati by 13 games. forged t hree-under-pa Los Angeles at Houston, 'In) Mth.Ie Eden (1)2.202.10; 3. Proud r 67s previous Series titles and near- a glittering (3)160.360.2.40: 2. Ertel (1) 3.10. Mac Win (6)30.10; 0(3-1)5.00; eld. fi (3- 3.20; 3 Dasher (4) 4.60; Q (I-;) Th ursday for the opening-round ly $389,000 on 46) 53.50; 2:00.1. Firestone South AMERICAN LEAGUE 39.20; P (7-1)65.20; 1 (7-1-1) 211.00' EIGHTH 1. Leadat the$3OO,000Woj&ries alone, fashioned aM for thi Little " Steve (Betty Eait 31.42. was4,XO-to4 to win and 2rd Gill) (2) 13.50 1.40 1.60; of Golf. 2. Dr. bY L Pct. OS to'l to withdraw," cracked 11111' TWELFTH - i. Tragelin Rosy (3) Speedabil (7) 3.50 3.10; 3. Sena'ore 1.40, New York 79 50 .612 3.20, 1 00; 2. Rebozo (1) 7.20, "I've hada couple of Weeks of Raymond the Masters who strung together six birdies Tina (6)5.200 (2-7) 16.00; 1 (27-1) 5. Baltimore 69 61 .531 l0'i 00; 3. Aurun (1) 10.00; 0 (34) It hocking the ball. Jack Tuthill champion, was next at T 2:05.2. Cleveland oi 6) .515 12', 69. Tom in a 15-hole Mrdth. "I never 22.30; P (34) 64.30: 1 (31-H 20340; NINTH 1. Lotus Bud (Mickey 20 Boston (PGA tournament director) Watson, the defending chain, ha ve had the ball In play and O CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (AP) 63 65 .101 17 Bridges) (7)1.20 4.30340;?, SIlbys 6 70 pe 1 ning the footba ll season A -39*3; Hand le - 32I$,. and Frank ChirkinIan (CBS-TV plan; last week's Americanscored so low here. Beau (3)1.40 3.40; 3. Egyptian Wind Milwkee 51 71 .450 21 nationally-ranked producer here) helped me out," Classic victor David Graham, (1) (3-7) 5.50; 1 (7.3.4) 4.00; "I had an unhealthy feeling I against West T 1:36.7. said Hill. 54 J.C. Snead and Buddy /1,fljj might go for $0. This Comm Is Miam i of Ohio is no time to be Kan City TONIGHT'S ENTRIES TENTH - 1. Baron Bell (Paul in jured; but the North Carolina Oakland 71 61 "Jack told me I should Just matched par-70. very long for me." Kimball) (6) 11.403.0Q6,50; 2. Yegtsa Minnesota oo 69 .4*9 I3, FIRST Tar Heels will have to face that Texas 1. Traffic Jam; 2. raise my chin a little. Frank (5) 360 310: 3. Marloret?. L Bar At 71 were U.S. Open chain. 60 12 .455 ii (3) Ramble; 3. Brawn Maid; 4. Waysid e Murakami knows only "good problem in Saturday's game at California LOS ANGELES (AP) The tried to get my 520; 0(5-6)20.00; T 39 71 .441 19', 3W (6-5-3) 540.40; 1 Gold; S. B Printer; a. Ammo; 7. legs moving, It plon Jerry Pate, Hale Irwin, morning" and "good evening" Kenan Stadium. old guard of amateur golf in- worked. I only missed Chicago Jarheadbo Be; I. Ed Ghost. two fair- Hubert Green and Lee Trevino. in English. He spoke thro A -1.367, Handle - $S,32O. Thursday's Result cluding current British chain- ways all day," added the 39ugh an SECOND Either Bernie Manapace or 1. Wind Sock; 2. Uto III fortune continued to dog Interpreter, Minneso ta 5, MIlwaukee I Joe; 3. M.adds Kristi; 4. Bold Star; S. former Ohio State Matt Kupec will be at quarterolon Dick Siderowf and former year old American. TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Only game scheduled Johnny Mill . win Jac; 6. Donna Eckert; 7. SC I IS. Amateur king Bill Camp. er Just recovered University catcher Ty Kawata, back for the Tar Heels in the Today's Games Lonesome Liz; I. James Tryon. 'befirst time Marakaml, 32, from 8 hand Injury In A mo- a Japanese Importer-exporter. 1:30 FIRST I. Stars Shield (Hobbs); New York (Ellis 1361 at Bel. They THIRD -). Jim Tara; 2. Ed's bell faces tremendous pressure looked down the 400-yard, par- torcycle accident, the skinny " I' m timore (Garland 15 SI. In) surprised I'm leading. I were moved to the top of the from fuzzy xycheeked kids. four first hole at Firestone blond was assessed a four-shot wiUtrynottobeupt1glgJj. Boston (Tiant 16.10) at Cleve. Lob.lI (Johnson; 1. Prevaricator Clown; S. Just Leigh; 6. Sea Schor; (Provost); S. Michiana Chief 7 Se As the 7lth National Amateur South, he asked, "Is this a par penal sign al calling list after Johnny land (Brown ) nd Road; S. Leader Leo, ty for a 76, of the tournament, it pr (Jefferson); Clever Trip (VanMilwaukee (Augustine 79) at devenler); Tournament enters its fourth five?" obably Stratton broke his left wrist FOURTH i. Timothy Faith: 2. 7. Aloof (Kurttwo,Th), Miller carried an extra club, will hit me tomorrow," said the (Fidrych 156), In) Bangle B. Royal; 3. Star Struiter; 4. and filth rounds today, even deduring a scrimmage a week Detroit Aside from his eagle three on his bo y's Putter, for lS boles. "It winner SECOND 1. Scotch Snip (0. Burgandy Velvet; S. Texas (Boggs 0 1) of 14 Japanese tour- ago. No Frills; 6. Kansas Nestor); 2. Kingly Hal (Bratman; fending champion Fred Ridley the second hole. Muralmmi City (Fit 159).at In) Noel's First; 7. Zlploc; I. Risky con- was downIn side the bag. I naments. He wasthe No. I 3. Brockport Boy (Udell); 4. Hal Fritz. of Cypress Gardens, Fla., Is ceded he struck an errant drlv- didn't know it was Chicago (Gossage If 13) Strattones injury came just 10 1 commander (Lyons); S. marvbar in there," he money-winner on the Japan days after leg problems (Redfern 37). (n) older than mod at only 24. FIFTH - I. My Girl Peck. 2. er the first four holes. "I was said. cut Minnesota Lisbon Nap's Jilt; 3. SC Lonesome Oakland (Torre; 10 10) at Queen (Johnson); tour last y ea 1 r with $140,000, Joe; 4. Hanover Ii Iuh,t - ? Three of the 32 left In corndown P.J. Gv mM Johnny OV!iO '•'' "'r lilt, (Ill (Weaver); I. Cool Hand Luke (No Wayside Sutan; S-Onion; 6. Penrose pefitioln are teenElam, the only other Tar Heel agers. SevSaturd ay's Games FIUer; 7. Alice Hansen; S. Jocosta. Driver). Milwaukee at Detroit SIXTH are from 20 to fl quarterbac ks with varsity ex1. Christys Hope; 2. THIRD 1. Aubrey Time Chicago at Minnesota ar y; 3. TaIlgate Toddy; 4. Jarheod Slderowf could join an experience. Boston at Cleveland, 2. (In) (Faga); 2. Crazy Goose (Van- W deventer); 3. S<nator Mir (S.rbes); Alice; S. Cappys Shari; 4. Ruttain; clusive list including Bobby "It's al ways tough to lose a New York at Baltimore, 2, . 1. Koney's Time; S. My Odyette, Dolly Jester (Rau); R ed Jones and Lawson Little by first-string player," said Coach ni SEVENTH - I. Yes Man; 2. Blue Counsel (Filepelli); 6. Mr. Durke, Texas at Kansas City, adding the US. title to his Ri-ItBill Dooley. "We've certainly (Provost); 7. Thorpes Champ Romy; 3. Mickey Eckert; 1. Oakland at California, () (Stader); I. Breezy Sal (Hall).RomanticRonny;5.TreveliflJn; had some tough luck at quarI'll crown in the same year. He es; 7. Northern Friend; S. FOURTH 1. Ocala Eagle My doesn't think youth has a great terback this fall. But it's nice to Sa nRul Ann. (Jefferson); 2. Sherry Betty Major \/ s. U. EIGHTH - 1. Socies Stan; 2. advantage.' Leagueknow we still have two. highly-. t-iaqtze,; 3. Abes Hops (Smith;; 4 Nazz'vs Folly (DennIs); 3. Top Pinrot. Fee ; 3. John Brite;-4. "I'm In good shape and I capable players there in Bernie 10 Flyer. S Ba's Knee; 6. Reward (O'Amato); 6. Fi.ino Hank FOREST HILLS, N.Y. (AP) in conc tration don't think double rounds will Menapace and Matt Kupec." Leaders (Kurtzworth); 7. Westerns Bev Jobill Champ; 1. Conway Finny, I. by her oppo- and said she didn't mind en Sh elton Streaker . Swedish sensation Bjorn neat to win the second burt me," he said of the two The Tam- HeeLs, 3-7.1 in 1975, IPhillip); S. Prince Desmond set alter rain a American League NINTH - 1. White Cactus; 2. voack). sounds slated both today and Borg and Argentina's Gull- being cr hed In t fir . She said bit. "It's lovely, really," figure to have one of their BATTING (325 at bats,Shell Y; 3. Western Hero; I. Bee us he st th eladyfrom[ondon, 'It's FIFTH I. Zeb Painter lermo Vilas fought off oppo- repeatedly fired p Saturday before Sunday's (But. to ughest opening-game tests McRae. XC. 352. C Brett, KC. ton);?. assing shots just like being at home." Princess Strong (P. Regur); Betty;SJosie Potts; 6. Demon; 7. hole finals. "It's a matter of nent.s in wind and rain and Ja- past the char ging Navratilova, 1. HazelKerry Woman ; S. Blue Jim. Cirew, Mm, .311; Bos. y against il'IS, 11-1 last Conestoga B (J. Neely); Miss Rithey topped Kath TENTH - I. Jack Tryon; 2. year, who were ran ked 20th m 3)6 Mm, 326; LeFlore, Det, Nut (Petersen); 5. Debbie Ham Dc Rugged net Newberry supplied the mlxlngt mwj soft, acc a Ham-ter, 6-3, 7.6, and Mi's. Reid The he th ur te Randy; 3. O'zzy Oar?; 4. Roy). 6. Slick Bullet (Filipelli); c.ii, s, in his 33rd thunder at the water-Logged loba. RUNS-p White. Associated Press NY, Bold Admiral; S. First Class; I. beat Linda Thomas, 6-3, 6-1. c& (Johnson); I. Brenda LeFlore, Det, 51, Rivers. NY, tional amateur, could have a U.S. Open Tennis ChampionSnazzy Time; 7. Able George, S. preseason poll. She broke Martina twice en TopseedclrlsEvegtpla Van (Seiders). 81. Otis. XC. 8.4. Grich, Bal. ysSat. ppendeal SO; little more difficulty on the hilly Ships. The onl y Other game SIXTH I. Chance Win route tosS-I lead in third set, urday, second seed Carew. Mm. 80, North, Oak, ELEVENTH-i. Cousin Francis; BeI-AIr Country club course. Showers which began early dropped the next two games, RUNS BATTED lN-L May, (Bridges); 2. Frisky Patrick Goolagong played today.Evonne week involving a rated team Bat. 90, Chambliss. NY, 56; lMetcalf); 3. J.M. Captain (No 2. G.R. Petunia; 3. Wright Elite; 1. Campbell drew 21-year-old Thursday soaked the clay then won t he match in the ninth Rancer; S. Ann Pat; 6. Conive; 7. DrIver), 1. Mud Pop (Provost); Borg, the winner of the Wim- 1355 No. 19 Kansas at Or egon Munson, a Friend; I. Triple Kwik. Jim Blair ofLagan,UteJ),for courts at the West Side Tepj State. Other top games on a XC, 51. Reiackson. NY. 54; Mayberry. Victory Rally (R. Neely); 6. VarsIty game with a sizzling forehand bledon a nd Bal.12. TW ELFTH - I. Prov en Sister; 3. U.S. Pro ChampionBomb (Gill); 7. Clayhavn Pioneer Øls fourth round, after beating Club throughout the day, delay- down the line, followed by light Saturday Include New Ystrzemski. Bsri, 82 Loco Motion ; 3. Cracking Craig; 1. (Lake); S. Strong (KurtzwOrtp,). an ships, looked devastating in Mexico State at Drake, Mar16-year-old Gary Hallberg the start of play for two in Brave Ron; S. L's Doroma Racer ; 6. ace.Martinaslwnped into a trouncing unhe 5Tt1 - 1. Decatur Boy National League hours and Mopping it for two chair at co Wampum. 7. Bunny River; I. Barrington, ill., 2 and 1 In ralded Austral- shall at Morehead Sta te, Ap(Bridges ); 2. Direct Amer ica urtalde and wept. BATTING (325 at bats)ian Cliff Letcher, 6-2,6-2. Drip Whoops third round. Blair eliminated more during the atruoon,Sev. palachian State at South Caro"I was really mad," said the Phi, .339; Macflock. Pleely); 3. Impulse (WIlsey); 1. Dry (Bramnard); S. Birdie Bee matches the Arizona State player train eral were postponed 20-year-old Miss Navratilova. Vilas had slightly more [ma, Virginia Tech at Wake Chi, 33$; Mogan, Cm. Bright (Ruin); 6. Woodie Delight Gniffey. Cm, .330; C Maddox, and others were played In con. ss Fore st , trouble Camarillo, 3 Mississippi i, at Memphis before do wning Ro "They canceled everyone else's (Namie); 7. Love Bug Run (Roy);5. Sta te, Furman at North Caro- Phi. Case of Australia 6!2, Ridley, a senior in law school tinuous drizzle on soggy courts. match. I was waiting Blazewood Comet (Whaylana. _ I RUNS-Rose. Cm, 115; Morfive EIGHTH I. Bullet FrpigM ecause Your All of that was just fine with hours. I was sure there was no lanky third seed coasted lina State, Richmond at Tulsa, gan. Cm. 101; Gtiftey. Cm. 95 at Stetson University, appeared I 2. Frisky Donna (F. Ihlenfeld) CONDITIONER pleased after beating Fred Miss Newberry, a 23-year-old way we would play and ___________ before Case Texas-Arlington at Texas-El 5hm,dt Phi. 96. Monday, Chi, (Gill) 3 Backfireaayel(Rau);4.Fa,ta I want- through Kask of Wetherslleld, Cons., 2 scrambler from La Jolla, Calif. ed lo rallied in the second, breakin g Paso, Uta h State at San Jose I IN- Easy (Bridges); 5. T.J.Q. ' PUNS '• ?1k4H and 1 Miss Newberry took on third-- " State, Northeast Louisiana at C ioste-. Cm. 112. Morgan. lDvoracek); 6 SIngle Dlller (No Vilas to tie at 4.4 Then , suddenly, they told us 7. Armbro Jamie (Van Arkansas State and Ohio Uni- Cm, 97, Schmidt, Phi. 57. Lu Driver: 'C "I think I might be playing seeded Martina Navratilova we'd ha ve to play." deventer) But Vilas, playing mostl y in versity at Eastern zmnski, Phi. 8). Aatson, Htn. 5) better at this stage of the tour- early In the evening and Michigan. NINTH - 1. Curt Jubilee (Kim 5-iiiiI Electric , Fourth-seeded Virginia the back court, quickly br oke ball):2. BmrdieH Volo(Brldgei);3 For the last three years, _____________ nainent than at the same stage stunned the Czechoslovakian Wade, fifth-seeded Nancy _________ Avon Marshal (Dennis): 1. Nifty then won the final gam e Miami and Oklahoma have last year," he commented. He expatriate 1-8, 6-4, 6-3 In a Rlchey and seventh-seeded asback, Pro Football Lady Byrd (Komers); S. Ocala Star Case sent a backhand won his title with a 2-up victory thrilling center-court match. Kerry Reid all managed shot amassed the best records in F (Jefferson) 6 Careless Start _______________________ to get sailing over the base Line. NFL Exhab,t,ons (WmnQai'd) F. Party Juny (No Miss Newberry, coming off a their firdround college over Keith Fergus at the Counfootball-sharing 32.1.1 Thursday's Result matches in Vitas Gerulaltis, the only oth- marks. In addition, the Ohio Driven; I. Luke Way (B. R eg ur). try Cl ub of Virginia at Rich- knee opera tion and 20 pounds between the showers. Detromt 24. Baltimore 9 HEATING, INC- ~ TENTH - I, Sharp Cricket er men's seed see action , team has won the Tangerine. Frida y's Gam mend. Lighter than she was six months (Roy); 2 Mr. Badeye Miss Wade trounced Austral- cruised by Steve (Ovoracek), ______________________________ Cleveland at Buttaio, (nt Krulevitz 6-2, Bowl title the Last three years. At 24 this time, he's meeting ago, took advantage of a lapse ian Wendy Turnbulj, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2 in a 3. Eds Buddy (Rau); I. Stonegate Chicago at Washir-gton, cond-round match. rp (Pattern); S. Speedy Don se 22-year-old Jim Mason of KirkCoach Dick Crum, starting Atlanta vs Green Bay at Mit (komers): 6. Bannas Ba by (P. waukee. w,wf Mn., tn,luu A ...'u,.,L. ,J (n) his third season at Miami, has ,J. .. yv.' Neely); 7. Pan Lady J (Deason); I Kane.xs City at St LouiS, ( n) Mrto )A Clark). A ther' young tigers tangling In 27 lettermen back, including Saturday's Games seven starters on both offense the same bracket are 20-yearCincinnati at Tampa Bay, (n) New York Jets at Pittsburgh, Dog Racing and defense. old Tony Campregher of Long in) Beach, Calif., and 22-year-old One of the returnees is senior Miami at New OrIean, (n) DAYTONA BEACH Clayton Vance Heafner of Cary, Rob Carpenter, 13th in the no HouSton at Dallas. In) THURSDAY'S RESU LTS Seattle at O,ikl,irnt ml lion last year In rushing with N. C. . - Hl'o /it Muraka m I ' - - •. - S ea - - - - - Heels Launch Tar Young ions óuO Grid Year - Emerge - ' - - . - C. - .. ... - . . Borg, (lbs Advance , 5. - - . Open Foes - ' - . - ' IM4I.A. I. t Mo Cnmn...nk.. h.. k... &k In `bAI" 'p . I.. the andnight do by dropping a pair of overtime decisions, 6-0 to Evans and 7-0 to Oak Ridge. Although plagued by passing Lyman opened impressively agairgt Colonial on the strength of solid line thrusts by sophomore fullback Ben Ansley and wide gainers by running backs Wyman Jackson and Kyle Peters. But the Greyhounds were unable to sustain a drive through more than a couple of series of downs and were short. -, EVseinl$eraW,Saa&.,LFL if ied Sulky Looms d Ham bletonian Factor spoilerofthetournamentwlth a DUQUOIN, fli. (AP)-. Most victory over ex-San Francisco drivers are expected to ride 49ers' quarterback John Brodie modifi ed sulkies designed to Q and 1 on Thursday. He's vim-- shave seconds from their trot"Lua lly unknown, but the Huf- ters' times in the 51st Hamner n ame is familiar. Vance's bletonian Stak es at the Do late fat her twice was runner-up Quoin State Fairgrounds Saturfor the U.S. Open title. day. The son beat Joseph Walker But trackside bettors won't of Baltimore 5-4 Wednesday. know until ra ce tine which Siderowl battl es C. Parker horses are pulling the newly-deMoore, 23, of Laurens, S.C., signed "bi kes." wh il e 39-year-old 0. Gordon Sta te Steward Doug Sappe r Brewer of Huntingt Valley, said the management of the 'ta., meets Wesley Adcock, 21, Hambletonian decided not to of Columbus, Miss. say in t he program which of the In Wednesday's play, Moore 18 ho rses would pull modi fied øIlrnInated Gregory Farm-ow of sulkies. The I llinois Racing Mariton, N.J., 4 and 3, Brewer Board does not require proedgedS. Stro ud Cole of Monroe, gram notes on the type of sulky La., 2, and I a nd Adcock used, al though many tracks do eliminated Lennie Clements of make the distinction. Poway, Calif., by the same Bill Herman, who will drive count. the favorite, Pershing, will use , The teen-age contingent lIsts a modified sulky. But he says, Thiark TInder, 19, of Monterey, "I don't care (or it." Ca lif., Bryan PInI, 17, of Santa Herman is worri ed that trotQ'tu, Calif., and Frank Fuhrer, 1mg is getting too last for the 17, of Pittsburgh, whose father horses, especially the younger owns the World Team Tennis animals Tharigles of that city. "It will take its toll come i-,.,., ju ,,,a rn .,,, .i . tutu 16th in the nation in scoring with 11 touchdowns. North Carolina hopes to counter with tailback Mike Voight, the Atlantic Coast Conference player of the year in 1975. He has rushed for more than 1,000 yards in each of the last two years. Kansas opens with what may be the strongest backfield in the school's history. Quarterback Nolan Cromwell was the offensive player of the year last season in the Big Eight and halfback Laverne Smith starts U.. We mason as the school s No.3 all-time rust. He needs only 580 yards to pass Gale Sayers and 611 to pass John Rlgglns. New Mexico State has had three straight 5-6 campaigns. A e horse and does move him up Pearson and B.etty Pollock .s couple of seconds, there's no a two-player Pinehurst score of squad dominated by veterans, including 17 starters, supports inn. And It could be a plus." 36 Thursday then won a match Coach Jim Bradley's optimism Rollover, a pacer, trained of cards to kick off the Sabal that the school will be a winner ith a modified bike Wednes- Palm Women's Golf this time around. Drake will iy and did "exceptionally Association tournament season. have trouble handling offensive I1," said Brown, a public reFinishing second were Helen guard Carl Dean, a 6-foot-4, 245 Lions man who owns, breeds Bisho p and Grace Heidtman pounde r who has been a thirdd trains horses as a bobby. while Chris Healey and Jean team All-America the past two Most observers believe vir- Sims were third with a 31. seasons. San Francisco at e' fl) 101 Ann,, - flOSY I A...,,.. ..... ,, .. 920.5 60.4 20. 2 EC Tuttle (1) S 10, -. - . ii L all," he predicted. tly rJl the horses in the In a modified sulky, the Hambletonlan will be in front of thafts alongside the horse's modified bikes. ody are thinner and designed The race has purse of $263,or maximum air flow efficieny. The driver's stirrups point 524, the Largest North American us toes inward, also to improve harness prize ever. Sixteen colts, a filly and a ur flow. gelding are entered. Some racing experts believe Ls much as two seconds can be The race is trotted on a heat rimmed from a horse's time by system. The first horse to win sing a modified bike. two heats wins the 11amHerman believes that the bietonIan and earns half the 3odilieds "help a rangy colt. purse. 'hey help a lot." He said they an be of value to horses with alt problems, too. Pearson, Pollock Roger Brown of Fort Lauderale, Fla., whose 3-year-old Top Sabol Field At, Rollover, raced Thursday, iys if a modified "doesn't hurt LONG WOOD Linda Ale 1 Ill' Ii i I c s i~f 11 ~ ~~~ ~ 11 -Mr ovor Student mentality instead at monuments FOR HO REPRESENTATIVES for thebestinter1st10 1 0 SEMINOLE COUNTY - Francis Nan Part Coleman I a son SC HOOL B OA RD P Dist I • knuk, ;,, ':;,nmc ( mfl and will tcprc-scn( ttmcl and COnlruItl%,I) "utr,atuI hu;ncsman l.iiincg, miltu and Itlkn'4n (.:,*mJ,tc Of ki,(I,ns (oit(c I. hur,h .mnd lam:, rn.,,ri %).is,fl "ihmmi I 1 JOE KNOWlES Asks for your sole" Democrat 01st. 34 Pot ad led b,, Si-,. t smg t.,.s 41 44 L' '.41'. .1 " ...... ,- r.','"-.--....... ' ,Pt_.J' p' - ji, ,, fl' 3'. __1r ,4i r' ':.- tir, i �I-Evesk 'feraM, knfo,, FL S Frld.v, kØ. 3,1976 TELEVISION LISTINGS Friday Knntti fP Oviywv Pro The nbes and Michael Landon. (Fl) 35 MOVIE: larceny. Inc.' Edward G. R,b'won Jack . Cation. 1942. Comedy of ox. 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FIRST ST. . - r , ' IS A CHURCH MEMBER VICE STORE CHRiS CANDLER, MOR. )Out sole Pt a ..j SER IS A SUCCESSFUL FARMER AND BUSINESSMAN — Herald ________ .i'a fIJI by Joii F- ,(:patrIck, Campaign Treasurer The pateal grandpsrs mAr (Dun,? DR. JAMES E. HIRSCH CHIROPRACTOR announces the opening of his office for the practice of CHIROPRACTIC Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17-92 & Airport Blvd. Hours by Appointment i Phone 3224155 'IL.1 Abigail Van Buren, Ill Lasky Or,, Beverly Hills, Calif. 50312, Please lease, and be said It had not enclose a long, sell-addressed. been written In! stamped (3 SC) envelope. Club Notes Woman's Club the cruise should contact Mrs. F. Steudle, 339.7175. Altamonte Woman's Club The 17 h a fish fry Labor Day for the begins its 31st year with a Temple Israel community. Come Join in the covered dish membership music and WASHERand DRYER luncheon Sept. 15 at 11 a.m. at Temple Israel Sisterhood will Matthews, auxiliary president. regional manager for a.m. Scheniey's Inc. will conduct a "cordial tasting." Mem. theformerGlorta Happy Seniors wkins. The Happy Senior Citizen., ing a seven-day the month of September go to: cruise Nov. 6 to San Juan, St. Natherine Benthly, Itoss L Maarten and St. Thomas. Fields, Catherine HawkIns, Persons Interested Happy birthday withes for Club is plann Roaland H. Tillman, [I. AII 4.1., SALE TREMENDOUS SAVINGS ON ALL MODELS FAIRWAY LAUNDROMAT : Dry Cleaning at budget prices and coin laundry:: : FAIRWAY PLAZA " On Hwy. 17.92 at 27th SHOP NOW AND SAVEI _ GMACTIME PAYMENT _____ __ PLAN HOME "" Try it you'll like it! -CEI4JfR- 170° West First St. Ph. 322-3183 Sanford ebra LET'S DO IT RIGHT THIS TIME — VOTE SEPT. 7 13th and Sheppard Avenue are available to the community for I use. Many activities can be held In this commwuty building. Contact Mrs. Ruthia Hester, X22-l5, for information. their granddaughter of — — Ochiocknee, Ga. were the of Mr. and Mrs.RB.BoyklnMrs.Spencer Is a childhood friend of Mrs. DEMOCRAT S SEMINOLE COUNTY COMMISSIONER Boykin. I FAA Weighing In at 7 lbs. 322-5418 recent ho use guests PH. 322.2121 fa r Mr. and Mrs. J. Spencer and -- , IS A FAMILY MAN SANFORD Casselberry of Cans] PoInt unce birth of a a, my lawyer, who checked my &okes, Rev. Rlchardmlngpen, ELECT BOB Ella Roberts, Arthur Mae Scott, Betty Black Smith and A.C. Lamb. ' ' Master Charge • BanhiAme,ica,d - V,.- j \ • .,.. ,.'r, ',', - . . ' : - ' . ., . 31, West Side Improvement Association Center Inc. West '. . Our Own Custom., Credit Plan ,, '_''•_t .'r ILL )T ' v'RE !' RED" Cash • Goodyear Revolving Charge m U) m z —f :Z For Abby's booklet, "How to Have must be kidding. I then phoned a Lovel y Wedding." send SI to mosphere. Open 7 am, daily. Located at,,,, zc," ' 8 Ways to Buy — — M you have In mind. Office Supply Co., Sanford. Ha 221 03.2250 M HAWKINS that It had been written Into my lease, he Laughed and said I tention, wWch Is probably what Service in a pleasant at. flat ground plane Yodel 2205 .od• 2210 ?2's MAR VA dogs on company time! When h told the new manager John Smith and their two Beulah Kemp. ______________________________________________________________________ ' m — Birth Told that they were not to walk any you 'll attract plenty of at" children, Darlous and Tomeka. BettyLiemployedbyswemey's Mrs.Sndthls more effective than cable. ci,nnt'ctor MA B can I do this? Well, the building changed Mrs. Johnson 1 in ' i'rs 5db gain, 4 times DC ground. Hard- ___ o STUMPEDINCIUCAGO Daniel Shawn, August , at Estate business In Boston, and former Blanche Akins Johnson The Only Demo. Candidate Exp.rlend In The 11th Circuit ' Another problem, says Scott Barrio, Is that "those people are used to tity. They don't want.to1. only 500 dozen to start." spent a few days in Newark, berships are available and N.HJ. visiting her sister and Interested persons may call brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. F. Prather or Mrs. . ' ' ----- Massachu.i to say he had Mn. ROZlaIIdH. buildup. Omni. Chromed brass $21995 11 An M cn ISki,iflilj model • No static required • FUlI.k.,1 . 11- channel i\I ' _ , '' '. tertainment, say Jerry Hester, the Altamonte Civic center, hold its opening luncheon erly commander, and Emmer Harry Fedder, southeast meeting on Sept. 14, at 11:30 Wesley Wrigh t Jr. form vlilting him Mrs. Betty Akin., Williams and her sister, $4995 .. •'rriinklip mount, no holes —I rn broken _____________________ she visited family, friends and f un attended her_____ school reunion. ,, • . CodeZ2Io31620 ______ on Friday after her 4s.dsy to her native Germany, where I I 0 Country Club Circle Sanford welcomed home his wife, Irma, . Base .L,, j rise building, at Ch time the hold the new management teen Alfred W. Klrchstein, vacation before going to see her sister. Tr ( I. Royce 23 Channel 't Non Part SCHOOL BOARD PA/CR switf',hi's, dual r.onl.ersuIn rl'ceiver. IC .'iudiui i.irgr S/RF meter. . ment in a very expensive high- Highness walked. Trying to 34 . and friends while in the city. ackson S Pushbutton '\Nl.iind . understanding that It was done," so I'm asking you: Jacksonville, Daytona Beach and saw many of their family , ' " 2 DEAR ABBY: I signed a DEAR STUMPED: Make EVrgiadesMemorial Hospital, three-year lease for an apart- In & Around Sanford Francis Coleman Colt old. ... can U you want to. Of course Instead of monuments Four years later he ran away 77w Ady, Pad lot by Cimp Trios ' FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES . "ti Mrs. Wilma (Blondle) ' Bennett of Sanford will ' reptea., the LTD CS Radio . Club In the Florida State CS .". Radio Association queen • O)flteg at Itiver j" Lake Wales on Sept. 11 and 12. '. Mrs. Bennett Is an active n)emberoftheLTD(Let's Talk for the Deaf) Club, and her ügr.st. Include working to help Seminole County's hard of " hSEID Children CS radio and P'dlfl8. Employed by Southern Bell, Sanford, as an assignment dut, dw Is married to Charles Bennett hrough with it this time, we're marriage. Make & clean break ownership, and the WONDERING new DEAR WONDERING: You managerinstrtatedau the help Student mentality Longo says he was born in the PREIWAPSI4OF&PLIAaII(.T ND Pot 4. 4 HUM1IJATED written Into my lease. hurt, I told him If he doesn't go engagement u what he says as he looks back POLICEWOMEN" 5UN0AYS*A.M.SP. Pd Tries For Title lam getting married in a long Rick decided to wait until DEAR HUMIlIATED: Face Everything was fine for 14 white gown and veil. I have autumn! Again no reason. He , dear, Rick Isn't ready for months. The elevator says he still loves me, but I'm in*rthge and always wanted to leave the you're lucky be guard, the Janitor or the reception wear ing my go wn and starting to wonder now. had the sense and courage manager himself would walk and arrive at the . I am so embarrassed and admit it. Better a broken Her Highness regularly, COUNTY COMMISSION Bakinsky Rabodiy, and there Is Wilma Bennett manager assured me that there agreement you had with neJa Jo. iw'w mwaIt rwitne. '?o ' aidCassel are Mr. 'be ryand Mrs. Laonad kl,i, would always be someone management will be athe royal reason, He j wanted to wait. ___________________ available r of Casselberry and to walk "Her headache, man - I.armcr, ilru and At Easter we set the wedding maternal ndparenta are Mr. Highness ttkn Jo, knokj,,Iør, ," my French poodle- I DEAR ABBY: Everyone I and Mrs. Richard Claw of 'hour 'iIc for June. I had some more flnished.Hesays hegjw would not have rented the have asked abou t this k oks at AltamonteSprjngs. wedding Invitations printed and me to be his girlfriend, no apartment without that me like I am out of my mind, P'4 44 had my wedding gown put On matter what. Tell me what to stipulation, and It was my and t hen they say, "It's Just not — Iayway. My girlfriends even do. Gunter Royce Module . new arrangements to have Her Pahokee, Abby vltations printed and darted Elect Day. Royce 23 Channel THE MONTH won't work. Dear had some showers for me. Then no way of confirming much of 93 35f5 rnas, I had the wedding In. YOUR MAN OF ACTION Longo's story comes from an Mr. and Mn. C E. Kamr an the pnmJ recipients of the August Garden of the Meath award, presented by the HMc= Circle of the Garden Club of Sanford. The couple lives at 1226 Randolph Street, Sanford. and don't be his "giriftiend." It What do I do now? Rick Is X. We've been going cockroaches to 'swing on States and Canada as well as swings, open tiny newspapers, through Russia, Asia and the in tiny chairs and ate from "And YOU C5fl compress a down coat, roll GARDEN OF He Puts Off Wedding-Upsets Bride ______ C(N.NiTY C3**&'Y P adv . Pd says. "Then the channel Is sealed with a ditch which In't00&0.tof the filling factories accustomed to dealing with beddIng etc., you see, as opposed to fashion. They buy prepared casings so they don't have to sew at all. That's why the gar. mtflt Li returned to our factory and refinished." " Casselberry ___ DT. The appeal, you see, lies not only In the look of It all, but the lightness and practicality, "A wool coat with the Interlining needed to be as wa as a down coat would kind fiffiffallaway lArngO, who billed himself as hind a magnificent gray beard. The Great Longo, he performed It is many years since he as- from the 1880s to the 1940s, toolshed the world by training traveling through the United JACKSON COIJNTYJ1ij, -, ) Keep a man who kept his word ridden, his fate shrunken be- snake charmer advertised as miniature table where they sat . _________________________________ ____________________________________ candObester(A) 9 1976 COLLEGE FOOT. BALL PREVIEW: Sports spa- the 1976 season, with intorviews with 0(5 coaches and O.J. Simpson analyzing the Heisman Trophy , . other. swards and drunk molten Iron,. the only man ever to tame but The Great .Longo says the cockroaches, says such men as most difficult feat of his long Thomas Edison, Leo Tolstoy career was taming cock- and Anton Chekhov were enroaches, vious of his secrets and longed At the age of 1(, Dmitri Iva- to learn his skills. novich Longo is alert but bedA magician, dervish and _______ '— ot , it ç Ins suitcase and It right beck." I proof urethane coated nylon on the outside, which comes In red, yellow, blue or black and a corresponding plaid cotton lining. It sells for $120; the vedfor$I0 In both cues, the question to getting the feathers inside. "Ifyouopeneduponold pillow, say, and tried to doff se feathers o something elese, they'd fly _ an ow. So you Mve to send the gesineids to a blower or filling factory. ____ ___ In They keep the feathers big tanks and from there, they're blown Into the channeL or pocLis of material which have sewn on three sides.. " th ON THE NEWS I; ___ Frid.y, lØ. 3, ma—u 1 Affmadaway O TEA. "Stioi,ider to Shoulder" (A) ioscow (AP) — He has dishes. o vm THE TER. ____ Ev.nl.g Herald, Saufsrd, Fl. 35' STEVE ALLEN LAUGH BACK t was a down-filled comforter, though, and not a pillow, that got Alice '6) HEEHAW stonyolracehonseTeablscijt, ' 9 LAWRENCE WELK Blaine's Imagination 2:00 SHOW (A) ' Keep a man who racing. A Danish one, at 2 13 BASEBALL: leans 4. to be announced. 24' INTERNATIONAL r that. kept his word '7' CONSUMER SURVIVAL ANIMATION FESTIVAL "I was In Copenhagen KIT '31 SCIENCE FICTION THE. last year and inybotel had 24 MASTERPIECE THEAATER Re-elect Mike these big, white down TEA 7:30 , comforters on the bed. ft 2: LAST OF THE WILD 2:30 was hitter cold, but with sporting goode stores hail '71 ANTIQUES (A) 24 THE GOODIES thecomfortar,Icotddsleep very little fashion to 9. CHAMPIONSHIP 31 THE ADVENTURER with the windown open. them." WRESTLING 800 C UNTY coassw That was the first time I 300 So, feather In mind, she 2 12. EMERGENCY' Pat01st. I ______ ever encountered down," designed a reversible 24 UPSTAIRS, amec5c Gage's &oam of buldDOWN. Pd p01 . pd o by . ' She knew, of course, how STAIRS (A) sng a chain of hot dog stands wool flannel on one side 35, MOVIE: "Time Travbegins wheri he purchases a popular down-filled ave nylon on the her, and a flJfld site. (A) ' den" Preston Foster. Pit sportwear was. "At the boot-length, quilted sport twice 4' 6' THE JEFFERSONS Corey. 1964. Story of pro. ' same as time," she say "I coal She staffed both with TAKE ADVANTAGE destined journey into me past George decides anything ' felt those clothes In enough northern goose and future. Harry Oelafon*e can do, he OF THE OFF SEASON RATES from Akron, Ohio. Trained Roaches 7 1 MASTERPIECE THEA- SHOWTIME 1$] 1.00 GOLF Third rot.sid of play in this $300,000 tournament ow S'kowisq ,if,' '— ATER 10.00 2' 12 LMJrJ OF THE LOST 4' 6 SHAZAM 65' SOUL TRAIN Morning ALAN BURI '9' A ME RICAN BANDSTAND NEIGHBORHOOD Saturday 7' THE OLYMPIAD (A) 35, 70° CLUB 7'INNERTENNIS 24: THE ELECTRIC CON. 930 2 12 1 H E P iN K PANTHER 41 , , 5) THE CLUE CLUB 61 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES .7' RELIGION IS RELEVANT 9. THE NEW ADVEN. TURES OF GILLIGAN 24 MISTER ROGERS' 2 12 THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 6*' p' u OFWALDOKr1TY p GAMES 9 MOVIE 'Wake MO WtlOfl It's Over." 10.00 Issues and the candidates. 12:30 2 GO uSA 4i s U.S. OPEN TENNIS: Early round coverage, women's an men's singles, Forest lIL N.Y. 900 12:40 EY TM 9' LOSTSAUCER 24: US pWpt AND poi- THE GRAPE APE SHOW 1200 6 MID, MID WEST 61 THE UNTOUCHABLES 7' LILtAS, YOGA AND YOU 24' USA: PEOPLE AND POLITtCS 930 24 CANADIAN CUP HOCK- Jack guests. (A) 6 CAMPAIGN 76: Weekly SOf101 cevering the e '9J TOM AND JERRY AND 2 12 THE scri m 10 a twKcme travel agent. 630 '12 BILL OOSBYSHOW 31 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 1 2; BONANZA (R) 12.00 2 '12k NEJETSONS 2 '12) JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS 4 BUGS BUNNYROADRUNNER I 7 ZOOM (A) Featured: Sarah Vaughan. ( 4:30 500 Afternoon • 4, '5 VALLEY OF DINOSAURS 3$ MOVIE: sanci. Manc Stevens. Flory Calhoun. 1949. horse who 01 a show hsr wild. 24' EVENING AT POPS: 1 91 SPORTS CHALLENGE 24 MISTER RoGERS' NEIGHBORHOOD 8:30 1962. Newley, 1968. Bittersweet comedy about a gol wants to and who war" to marry her, 7' NOVA: "Underoroi,nd MI%rerncnt' '9 ABC MOVIE: "Death at Love Kate Jacn. of a young writer for a dead movie queen is enCOU'aged by tars Robert Wagner, Kate SWEEPSTAKES 4 C000 FENDS E VIEW 'a, ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW SM HOGAN'S HEROES 'Si HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 800 2, 12 SANFORD AND SON' Fred spire a yarn about his experiences as a wartime hero in Germany. WOIfTTW'I "The Blackboard Jungle." Glenn Ford, Asrie Francis, M idealistic young ma's takes his fwst teact'ing t, in a tough metropolitan vocational scho. ig, 6 1• MARY Hfi,fffl,I)Jf MARY HAfiTMJ&J 9 THE ROOKIES (A) 24 MOVIE: 'Winter 14ib" After the death Of his wife, a lage pastor bebe u'' he has been deserted by God. Duretedbyw0r tiies. (A) 16 i MOVIE: 'Swaet Hovemnben," Saijy Dennis,h1hony __ __ GROUPERS 9 000 BALL COUPLE 71 THE ELECTRIC CON. 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Newts ?sylsv I S.d N,pp .j SaNs Class NsrNiWuflMp PA&.M1TT0 AVINUI lISim. 1VI4ISWSflN BAPTIST CHURCH lISp 731p.. i.MP.1wilS.Av,. lii Saya5adCr,ti_, Pasts, ______ Isy$cS.uI 11a.m. • ____________ VIS11INISCIIflKSS 7:11p.m. .r • • - 1:15p.m. ______ - - • t•. . . . -. -• - • - - . - - ______ _____ __________ F -: • •, w.-. . FIRST PSNTRCTAL CWURCN oc SANPOØD *133 SaNsid Ave. U,, p.,',, _____ MsrNalWs,,AI 1SS5is.IsA,s.(i145) ', WwiNp . .- M•thodlst - Pr.sbyt.rlan mCI ui. MITIIOOIIT CHURCH •,, Ma..',. CwlllssI •.........5:4Ii., Ml.1,.WurlNp ....... lI:Ni.m. COVSNAIT SSSYTUSI*N CHURCH ___ __ _ The bald eagle, a nobs bird, - • .............. U".Nsaastaao, pu Mwlaq Wun $N7 ....... 5:ISs.rn. $.,$tamucas,. .. tI:lli.ai y$MSas5,SudfaN ... I:l555. l:15m. emblem o(Amerlca. CuRlS? UNITUD Bem4amln Franklin, one at our wisest PatriOtS. ____________________ ______ ______ ____ MUNCOIST CHURCH TsiawDr$vs.IuaIariIui*ssss 0501510.111. P.51St 1suySS51 S:4ls.m. lI:ISIm. M..diuPsriee. 7:15p.m. WssaNv Nsrsaas To emphasize the d3erences be tWIsSflthSWOdd'Afir$td.moc,acyand • _____ - Europe, Franklin chose the docile __________ PIUST PU*SSYTIRIANCNVUCH Rs,.VIVSaILS,ysalaad •. i.. 1.51k.. MIalsists CIwtakINsI 5:41am. iia5 WunI,ep 11:55 I Nuniry InsteadoIabrdo1prey_(ogyin0Ij,, . : the United States. age, freedom and powsr caught the _____ ____ ______ fancy of Franklin $ fellow gathered at Philadelphia In 787. To them "noble" meant more . 7:$p.. 715, 4 P•15M ____ S.. ____________ Slim. u•,i.,. uv0vT.,i.1ve YsNlS.c,ksT5., pa..,, II:IS$.. • • .. . , __ ____ ________ Other Churches _____ CI IWtVY _____ - _____ - . .. - - . - -- 1. . .- ChdtI*n Science ' _____ •;•. • ______ j AU.IOUUCATIIOLICCNUUCH YllOud A,s.. S1 .. _________ _-.-_.•_________ ____ ____ A$IIN.Pu* _____ .......Pa' FIU$TCHURCHOFCH*ISTKIENTIST Mit. Padsr , Ills.. Sunday SSW* Monday ment call th. United States. Tuesday Wednesday Reuelation Reuelatjon Re'.ielatjon Nehemj(,J) Cli.51 ISIusu. sunuc., UMYP 1:15p.m. 1v101a5 s.np 7:15pm Wit SaWsSJvIy&P,.,a.$a.,. 7:15p.m. FInsI WpaNsI4y PsilsusaIp i.., 4:30pm. Wid (1w, P?IØbc, 455 parta,,. Mstla. WinMp Friday Psalms Saturday Psalms lsajah luaday 115151 Pasts, _____ _____ UPIALA PUUSSYTURIAN CHURCH CstaSt Clialy cit. 5:431*. UMYF LUpsaliRsad, 5:15p.m. R•, Du,a Iii 4:15am S*a,kls11 Ms.•s Piapi, lveaffigwinlap 1,51,... I 'N.. . - WILSON-EICHELBERGER I DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE DownIrs $jnford Don Knight & Staff I' THEMcKIBBINAGENCY Insurance . - the entire congregation at once, hold in common. I think we are integrated churches are tin- Wallace, Pat Boone, Demos L. 0. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. INC. Sanford, Fli. Howard H. Hodges and Staff - .. 5 PANAMANIANS Insurance Service for "We are not out to endorse Baptist Church, Richmond, Va. involved In the polarities of the The result, he emphasizes, Is race issue." that good Intentions often back- Nichols stresses that bridges Act res s To C h a ir fire because of shortsighted between black and white idealism, churches will never be built as Boquete Chlriqui Province, Republic of Panama, small," Nichols sas. "You such statements as "religion Is have to start with something colorless's or "GOd is colorElection of actress Sally year-old girl in the Philippines. shown with their host Dr. J. T. Cosmato of First other than groups because the blind." Struthers to the functioning As National Chairwoman, Baptist Church of Sanford, spoke at the church fears, suspicions and "God may be colorblind, but position of National Chair- Miss Struthers will direct attractions during there visit here, They are on a churches apart are really group "We must address our selves to mittee of the Christian sponsors by Informing the tour of the United States. Their father, Victor Rojas, Fears." the realities of human Children's Fund, Inc. was public of CCF's work In helping "Toovercomethat,"he adds, existence. znnounced has preached In the Sanford church and Dr. recently in children worldwide to become "This is where we have our Richmond, Va., CCF Board independent, contributing ('osmalo has peached in Panama, First Baptist "youhavetostart at the barest level of human rehitionshlpi - grcatvst psobitin. I think we President W. Stirling King, and citizens of their own countries. contributes to the support of Rev. Rojas. on-to-ne relationships or one want to know bow much we can attended by notables including i he a a n 0 Ufl c e me ii t family to another family. If you become like black folks and National Salvation Army culminated three days of in- WINN.DIX,E STORES and Employes HAR RE L L & SLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STE NST ROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff project says Paul Nichols, senior ahead if we can hold onto those willing to give blacks positions Shakarian, Bill Bright, Rex any candidate" said a minister of Good Shepherd issues, rather than getting of authority in the church." Humbard and other special spokesman for the network. Ilhsrald photo by Ja.e CaussIps,ryp & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik arid Employes To many genuinely con- you don't discuss race unless it be integrated than previously speclalfeaturing Billy Graham, dertaking the program as a _____ _____ cerned church leaders make naturally develops,' he ex- was the case," Nichols says. Jotmny Cash, Tom Landry, missionary ____ - ' . i t' PUBLIX MARKETS GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford a speaker here at Ridgecrest encounters. integrated churches today and America" project will have as and nation-wide crisisBaptist Conference Center. "My recommendation is that many more that are willing to its starting point a television counseling ministry, Is Unthe mistake of dealing with the plains. "There are so many 'Yet there Is still the whole Tom Skinner, Janet Lynn, America, paying expenses out - ) Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PANTRYPRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS a daily Christian variety and government, education, the RIDGECREST, N.C. - If alternating Sunday School they will have mutual support counseung program. media, business, the r e 1 a t 1 o n s b e t w e e n classes between black and and one won't have to bear 511 the church and The official announcement predominantly black and pro- white churches, to social or the pressure himself." family life. j hours after Despite dominantly white churches in recreational get-togethers, the The Christian Broadcasting intricate network completed its first 711pm ____________________________________________ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossIble - Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson vital areas of American life: changes will have to come In Nichols, however, offers a progress is being made. United States and to Hawaii. for its's daily "700 Club" small Increments, according to suggestion for these group "There are many more white The "It's Time to Pray, television and radio broadcast, _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 1 John Y. Mercer and Staff ___ _____ ,'c . J.C. PENNEY COMPANY - _______ ____ 5:15 £ll•.m. dSu.day FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK Dealing With Race Issue ______ ________ 5:55 p.m. MIT$OOIIT CHURCH L.sF.Waag ___ _________ iev. Pat Robertson, president Churches and individuals dare of the Christian Broadcasting Network, Inc. and host of the being asked to pray for seven nationally televised "700 Club" FIRST UNITID -_________• ___bysp1tua1hethage Thursday ________ _____ PIRSSYTIRIAN CHURCH WUIS?AV,.LM1Ma,y Rsv.A P. $ts,ss. 111.157,, 11adiSCINIA$(IS51 S:Us.. Msm WSn',p Il:I5 m 'OS5 l:15p * symbolized by Its emblem, embodied Sii,a W?V55 • Sai..ei cHd bp flu A'wa _______ _________________________ Andtothj$daytheUnftedStates strives to retain that noble character , _____ CwrVg 5-., Noble also meant "an exalted moral cbaractet, admirable In conception, stately-all qualities epitomizing the democratic expel. the door of your heart to Jesus, He comes in (Revelation 3:). America's slide Into im- wwy.u.naupaa,yUeapu R. R.WlI$IaaiPlctsI1 Pius, _____ ° him. The Bible says Jesus dana knocking outside the door of your Extravaganza" Sept. 9. The problem and answer questions. Tetons, returning on the 10th charge of the program. Mrs. Vi Convention Is $276,000.00, of p.m. for fifth through eighth election. MITHODIST CHURCH isv. KsaaNSnsr MSt01OSW5tIMP for New Church Sites and and he and his wife, Rita, have Maitland and Asbury United Clarence Barlow. Recent high witness will be held during the 24th wedding anniversary with and synagogues across special prayer in churches and hree children; Elaine 10, Methodist Church of Maitland, The Winter Park Church of scuioo graduates serving as Fall. One such session be a surprise supper and cake. America will be joining in In homes over a 40-day period. Kathryn 6 and Jonathan 2. or by calling Carolyn Auerbach Religlouscience will welcome counselors included Cathy held In Community Church prayerforthenationfromSept. The TV special will air on Rev. Andersen was Installed for tickets and Information at its regular minister, Rev. Roy Griffith, Mike Register, and Sept. 16 and 17 from 7-9 p.m. Diocese Workshop 17 through election day as the more than 100 television Graves, back from vacation Kelly Gregory. by Dr. Richard F. Amos, 7.fl85 and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Sept. 19. "It's Time to Pray, America" datlono natlon-wide, on Sept. A free nursery will be this Sunday, commencing with president of the Provincial Last Sunday evening the The Episcopal DIocese of Interdenominational nation- 17, and on the Mutual BroadElders' Conference of the available for infants the regular first Sunday group presented a program of First Baptist Central Florida will sponsor a wide prayer campaign gets casting System and other at. Moravian Church In America, five years. Call 644-5350 to let Morning meditation at 10:10 sharing on their experiences at Christian Education Workshop under way. filiated radio stations the a.m., followed by the worship the retreat. South lth offices in Winston- them know how many First Baptist Church of at Good Shepherd Church, Catholic and Protestant following night. service at 10:30 a.m. Reverend Salem, N.C. to expect or state Sanford will center its em- Maitland Sept. 11 from 9:30 churches and Jewish many Graves will astohis toplc, The Women's Fellowship of children on check If how In the broadcast1 the special paying by "Science andhave God," provide Community phasis around State missions of am. to 2:30p.m. Lunch will be synagogues are being Invited to guests and host Pat Robertson the Rolling Hills church check. the Florida Baptist Convention served. Workshops will aclearandconclsere..deflnition Methodist hold weekly prayer for America will join together to encourage 'welcomod the Andersen family duringthe month o(Set,,tember. available on such things as forthesevenweekends between AXnUICSJ15 to prey daily for of the basic understanding of Sonando with a luncheon following Mrs. James Hardy, Director "Family Centered Programs" Sept. 17 and Nov. 2, accordIng Ir country In the several Church will hold a free open are held at Bush Auditorium on of Community United Union will direct a State Techniques." Broadcasting Network, Inc. elections. The prayer will be for house Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the campus at Rollins College. Methodist Church of Mission Program on Wed. Good Shepherd the church on SR 434 and 1.4 'It'sTineToPrayMica" g, ilecent and honorable Following morning services Casselberry will meet Wed- nesday, at 6:30p.m. to launch will be seen locally Sept. l7atS persons to be elected to all The Episcopal Church with Carol Korfin, area director Rev. Graves and a group of nesday In fellowship hail at this emphasis. Mrs. HardY First Presbyterian p.m. over WSWB Channel 3 levels of government aaoas Goodhepherd in Maitiand will speaker. She will tell about her church will take off for Faye Messick will preside and Baptist is $003.00 and the goal Sanfordwlhlresume Youth Club pledge daily prayer for the tegrity will return to every CIwulkisul " Fr. WIlN AN,4 ... SN. VINI Mass ...... ,.I5. i., Sstvlc. a 11.. Mad, Isa.. tI:*$fl.ss. $u.d.,k5sN 'SN.. -:.. -: ____ 1:15pm. A _________ r' ' • . ________ :•' UvaNip 155.,lI, ..............7:IS pa. F'.WlM.I.ats , _______ ClaNs..._aauaass,ai., p.,,,, S-li.. wiuch will thclude many well- cheon. Rev. Andersen comes to all women and many area Morton B. Glenn of New York Ravenna Park howmuchHeiovesyonduyouleammareabohimand odda."Undertheausplcesof Longwood from Hopedale, churches are involved. Break- (medical advisor to The Diet TheUnitedMethodlstWomen spendmoretimewtthHlm,youbeglntoloveH.lmmoreandmore Campus Crusades, InterLabrador, Canada where he fast through dinner fashions Workshop) Is comtlned with Twentywo youths, grades 7- national, this program seeks of Christ United Methodist every day. had served for the past five wIll be shown by Jacobson's the moral support of group 12, and four adult counselors train Christian lay persons in Church will meet on Sept. 7 at years. Prior to serving in Proctor Shops of Winter Park particlpationtowhichhasl3een from Ravenna Park Baptist howtosharefajthin Christ and 70 p.m at the church. On Labrador, Rev. Andersen and Longwood Village shopping added mild exercises and good Church attended a retreat in to give tiiem an opportunity Sept. S there will be a Bible TV Show I a U n c h e s served two Moravian center. Cost for lunch and show tasting. recipes. More in- Norman Baptist Assembly, share this faith with tuie coin- Study at the home of Mrs. congregations in London, Is per person and tickets are fonnUon may be obtained by Noan Park, Ga. Aug nfl. munity through televimon and Chiford Joon 9:30 a.m. England. lie Is a 17 graduate available from the Good calling 3393435 The church recently honored Adults accompanying the group other mass media. of Moravian Theological Shepherd office, 331 Lake Ave., star aiid his wife, Rr. P r a ye r Fo r I1 a t ion included Rev, and Mrs. Gary Several Intensive training 11:11:4 . 15:55 1:$p ' P$p m Msii.aS*s,,A*p 5sM 55ap Wad. SINs SivIp TINt ,*snaa $ss,' sad yy -m as p.. .,, ...a ,,., WwiNp S.ipik*ssI aSa,p,,',u - Nsfllvy 4'- .... , ,- .. 0 sam cssumcw Sew. Lils Huts. IIIIiykSSsl 0511.1 ___ ___ 555am ...JySSs.slI Ms'asWunIip tl:5l IYSS51 ..................5;d*m. I'I.IMWS,IMP 1:55pm ______ TMlI01-sNsr1.Ip ........11:11a.m. PVlVstNsINipWud,,,4.y 7:15pm Catholic S.S.INS 1*ykassl LUTMIIANCNURCNOF TWIRIDIIMSI I11w. •1 _________ __________ ____________ ___________ 11:15 a.. 4:11p. 7:15p.m. 4:31p.m. _____ . ___ utitari3t in thc chapel attend without obligation and asiociste pastor of the Rolling coffeeatlo:30a.m.,iuncheonat welcome to join the program. Reverend Graves wW be a pa paflngwithseveraluther Chiln Homes. hills Moravian Church, SR 11:30 a.m. and fashion show at The liberal diet has been speaker at the meeting, area churches in the program FIRST PINTICOlyaL UIo-.apell,s.s • _______________________ ______ _________ IIC Pt Avis., ________ __________ ,'. 0..JiyT.CS..N - -- he Rev. Olaf E. A. Andersoma • ____ _____ Congr.gatlonal Ma. WsnNep £vilaapW,nlap WIt Pviy,i1p,,4cs - ________________ ( ________ .'.'.:, ., • • ______ _________ C 2' • -' : .: - . ______ V1CTOSy sa.pyy ciuvectu UI ws a,.. pa. m.usz CONSRIGATpaL CHSISTIAN pus, • llS.Ps5A. . . . ........ n. TraudalNew ..............4:lSp.u.. RII.S.e.,lj.Nu.N, Put-Wv aNp .............4:15p.m. S.IIilkII.* SN.. WuViysrMsslha..........1:15pm. II::: WSd.IVq.14W1ti*y 7,,..,,, • K. • , ••,. Luth.ran _________ ____ __ S * . . , .:' Church Of Christ am w. ca,... •• BYELDANICHOLa Herald Correipsadeat - .. •;. . .. . OP Till NAZARINS • liii $aals,IA,s. 0.uØl 0. ShINS ,. ,. Christian kadsy kSuN P1, MS,H.5*S,ISI• II:$I•55 Church Of God PISSTCIISISTANC)I5 YsNINsul ____ _______ _____ ______ liSp... ________ ministries, don't have too much rlgtt to Interested hi Evangelism, since LOflWOod, right off SR434. D*SCIPS.,SO, CNSIIT 5,asesft$l$ir,eci personally. He weesa to know that die accepts hun 00 her P.S.,. _ ___ : • "We received wonderful condemn them, u we haven't he preached his first sermon at CNUICM OP 000 0.. Nir Nwvss Dr. Bowdoin and his wife, hihend. He waids her love, her heart, her life. ,• • .1k, Mi*lsr swwy pr.vw,i Is, aN unItes • SySsi cooperation in spiritual worked too fast to relieve our the age 115. He Ii In hIs 14th Polly,andtwodaughtershavea Mwi.ap II:NpS. ____...." Non' development from the church own problems." SYMBOL_ ____ _ ........................ ..........................5:43a.M. year as an approved evangelist home In Sweetwater oss. ins as your Lord and Savor?" He doean't want to hear, "I like your YuulIF.l*.øip%s,, 4:31pm. Wutlenscs people there," said Dr. With •.L.,i.udt Isn..............4:55 p.M. million people hi In the United Methodist Church. co-worker in BowdoinSowder philosophy. I like yow church became at the beautiful music." D.nomlnatlonal PsmIIMkn$cs .. Bowdoin. "We worked with South Africa, and 21 million He has been In over 400 Crusades, Jimmy Sowder, sic, Jesus wants you to love Him, to give your heart and your life to 7:15p.M. (Nwsld PIsis Sy UIIa NIsNNI) both black and white people. We black, Dr. Bowdoln does not crusades around the world. He resides In south Seminole as do HO wants you to say "yes" to Him. . . He wants a personal WIPOSD O 1E' SANPOSO SIsLI ciuvaci. would have like to have reached believe a one-to-one vote would is on the Executive Committee members of the staff, James relationship with you. iws sa. am. II? AWpurS i. J.UPunuI .,... .. Dr. Herbert Bowdoin, noted Methodist Evangelist more blacks, but the tension Is work, saying, "Most African of The Council of Evangelism of Goode and In matteil of love there is a certain "all or nuthbig" quality. Mrs. Melee Wendel. Episcopal _ ___ .. 11:111. There's a generosity, an overflowing, a great giving that _ ____ ______ WI.... o:up.m. _____ SI1wiSrWca 'NOBILITY chcterlzes loving. When you love a person, you want to give UIIPVS7WMSN...............1:11p.m. ______ Nil. Pare TINS., LwsyD lip,, when they to dothe samething. The giftotlove isthegift at P1crpW (SINaI C,,.', 7:15.... Moravians Install Associate Pastor NN Csmmv.ls. III., ___ __________ ____________ _____ eI1. Jestn gives Himself to us, and He wants us to give ourselves ______ _________ _____ ___ CINTIAI.IAPTIflCNUICM . OUR NATION! . Asumbly 01 God I'L 7% * Oral Roberts very high and many had to nations vole In a black can- the United Methodid Church. travel treat d1.InoL" didi$. Iii.,, ni.., Ih.0 ii... - .is. - -----. --' --.. -- wu a gibe L0 ins Continuing, he said, "We adlctator,and electionsare International congress o QUFZTION: IgoWckkr._ly ad have beans Dr Her rt ... uo'vdoln, were very Impressed with done away with." World Evangelintion In beeri1ImylUe,betIdet'twwhatwii*'t.aakea o tue United South Africa, and feel they are Lausanne, Switzerland, in decklos fir CbrW," really u M ge .uWCu, ud3 recently trying tO solve their WO131llflS. for Answer: Iii good that you go to church. But being a church 1974, and the world wide a LOVO in- Thyhaveaplanofdivtdlngthe Methodist Convocation on member doesn't necessarily mean you have received Jes as Savor. And that's what "making a in uuiem, in their own way, and ask' He and the 51 people who ed for in return. excel* to accompanied him, worked with areas. Each will be given It's somdhin ike (rr4 B3QIfl'5 WMraticn abeist two $ are ave. Mother tour 13 MethodIst Churches, In Soutti complete He Is the speaker on the people in love The young man asks, "Iki you love me' Will you Africa, on lay missions and as compared to moiesia. i in the Fails will include MethodIst How, heard over O "w tii.e wom urn a ' "es"-,the • . crusud.0 -Th.v .i., I... 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Nd. lMsip,, SlSlJiid Mesr,51 state called it, to keep the Brooklyn, who says he is the the defense attorney to remove place." Rd SIVININ DAY ADVUNTIS? 5 51.4, Allaa,..t, Sp,j __ 'P S'blSSll. Iva Part Rd life," says the scrappy priest' priest functioning as a lawyer, Isiui A,,.,, NII's.ts (lapsu, I,arl.II a,. CIitvNa Cl*va 71 CIvi UaUss' Ori5*451 CIvil. I Fi'. Pan But the Rev. Vincent La Rocca the country serving as a trial jury began. blackness, with my cultural mood's John Marshall Hotel at clothe, house, educate and predominantly black church of have a right to be black and I Supper," ss &nhers ac- children. says It reflects a tendency in attorney, has petitioned the appromately 800 members In have a right to be different. I cepted a pin s>bo1izing her initiated a series of American public affairs to U.S. Supreme Court for a ro- peals and back-and-forth deci- Richmond, led a session on the shouldn't have to be the same new role. "erase every sign of religion." view of the case. sions with the issue now before "It's part of a complete se"I dont throw the name of the nation's highest I(fl3f HuSt.. ias', 07115. CHUICHUS criminal lawyer. and have a right to ture of black-white church as you to like you, to worship relationships during the with you. "I've worn a collar for 25 sponsored by the National Chrian 1dren's Fund, . is an International, non-- "A quarter of the world's profit and non-sectarian child children are almost always care agency, chartered In sok out sonic means by which are on the brink of death due to (ices in the American southwest years as a priest," Father La Student Ministries of the we can live in a community and lack of food," she said, adding: and 12 foreIgn countries. 500$ Cts1uiIs* ClipIl Hwy $7 51. FItih C%vi* SI (SrI,.. k*w.,I, Nil Nd SI Lits Nis,,. Clap51 Dilaps Bird, LUI Nuts. collar while defending an t'i- Society. PwiI Sara Clvii II me La•. Old. 11*.. it might eau.'.e bias among the signed to it by Brooklyn's Dish- shall wear his collar while three predomina nily black not. P.uec.st.i Op.. Bath NAZARENI IPISCOPat. J.v. M.nassv IliSisi (lvii. 5131* COalGIEGATIONAL (a.,'.sat',.az Cir,U,,a. ct.cs. Upsala Cl,wci it CIv,*I at Liti 1$$s.. U S It 53 N C.sw$5.r,7 Ss.'SkM.1Stsc(551l$t11$5L..,N,R. ______ when I was admitted to the School of Theology of Virginia willing to step forward in the Qirlstian Children's Fund. You Families and develop their another and then another, all in 110,000 contributing sponsors ____ '•i%' 51Ne1Ns.mst. tli W tim Pe t.vlva. Clviii. C.41.. Dvi Di & Hwy It p,, •liff U. Lviii Li*w$a Clviii Ii. Ui Stayta Clviii '4 LIaaad II, MaT CIvil SINe kUirs.,. hal, i.ivy Slid hal. Mie L.a,ac,d LiagaIad C5*i'il If Its Nat.,,,,. 'SI,.,.. & A,. Las. Harp U'ldid P,ibyt.',,5 CSvii C.s,s. Clvii. 17's 5 Drh Or AS4VIWS Pi57is,,15 Civil "3 I4i 1.411 Rd SIlipi Mais PIibv1sr1.. Civil, tilt Pila Sir'S55 *4, Afli.- 0511 losisI Tats,-s.,t',. 'It's dehumanizing to a cer- defended about 1,000 poor ci,.,,, dud "Now l'mtold I have to wear Association of Theological whohaveliterallywept because inlusionolhope, an approachto to assist nearly 200,000 needy I:' %a7,.g AIJIISU CIvil. 1411 1 Pait Lvi TI Salvi,s. A,.y, 7$ iu SlIt Si 44*5*. isl.asoruc rings, DIOOILJ Brothers ters should be involved," he expression of religion." between blacks and whites, "I recommend that the Miss Struthers became in- by offering only watery soup, 1 CIvilSI Cr's'. alla* s CI*mv* ?iI*Py CSu,i 1 p _____ClipSI. MI 55*, GOspri Clviii 51 6,CSnu1 Ills M.,,,p, 5 collar is called prejudicial. La Rocca was handing came trust," yet a clerical collar Is My number of activities can which all of them plan to speak years ago when she began would be a banq :s'i'''.-( 1'. -,.,-.. ul . i.,.. - •tr. p '. • I ' * I to most of ' , .. . , .' ,, l'• .'i I , I.'';'?,. l ' .',.$ . 'I , - ') :1--...........• .-->( '' .-'.' -::.. ',- ."a lf L...: • ' 't •!: ' ,:-' I(( Ijj,j,5t �Isgal Notic I.iNit1ce_ CITYOP OVlE,PLOmSA meWed PUhIW Nurlug TSCTAde$1.* ISPflpnsl.aaci TO WHOM It MAY COPICER#: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by me City it Ov$ide, Florida, that the counco will heidi public Marin to csnaldsr snactmu* it Ordinance No. Sfl, aWltIsd: AN O*DINANCE OF THE CITY OF FLORIDA. DETER. OVIIDO, MINING THE AMOUNT AND FIXING THE NATE OP TAXATION AN MAKING THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY OF THE CITY OF OVIEDO, FLORIDA. FOR TN! YEAR 1P7& Seld OrdInance was placed on first readIng on Auguet fl. 1570, and thu City Council will consider same for Hn pasoags and adeplion alter the public Msrk WSIIdI will be held Wi me City Hall at Ovisde. on Monday, the 2h day at September, 1570 at 7:a P.M. or a soon thereafter as pess*le. At the mndlng Werated ,ialla i,iay appeal and by with rNt lathe P1pNSdur detance. This hearing may be co.WImnd from time to time untIl final action Is token by the City Council. A cepy at the prupasad ordinance Legal is pealed at the City Hall, Ovledo, Florida, and copies are on fIle with me Ciurkef the CIty and same may - ks4 h. -r IIia DATED this Niti day at August, &Ø. tSlo. NOtICe Nancy K. Ca. $DOPTED AT THE REGULAR MEETING OP THE BOARD 0 COUNTY COMMIUIONftS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. ON IIS0TH DAY OF JULY, A., WHEREAS, Florida Law presCrIbed that the Søard of County Corn. WHEREAS, the Beard of C'.'y Cemtninioners. uw recom. '',son and approval of the 3urvIs Cl Elections, may nOmi the thiling piacos iar Election Precincts, ' NOW, THEREFORE, SE IT RESOLVED by the Board of County mmlssleriers of Seminole County, Florida, met me po !udhnPrecIncts.are*aai'shedformeFlRsTpRtMA*YEL,cTION celled for September 7,'W7S, as toilet... . • e. . PRECINCT NO.) CtiwthofOod,$O3WesfZ),dltr,s5,Sanford, FL WIlson School, State Read 431, Peale, FL Mioway School AudItorIum, Jltwsy Avenue, Sanford. FL Altarnorde Springs City Hall, 1 bIb. wøt at 437. 51 blb. north of S 430 Altamon?e Springs, FL City Hall, South Central Avenue, Ovl, FL CornmuiSItyH,use,FlrstSor,et,Qe,eva,p Community House, Avenue I & 7th Street. ChtAuo$a, FL CommunRY House, Avenue E &7th Street, Olulusta. FL Slovak Garduis Community House, Howell Branch Road. Seminole County. FL BaptIst Church. West Lab Brardley Rosd. SemInole County, FL Labs Mary Elementary School Auditorium, State Road iS A Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary, FL First Federal BuildIng, 300 East Altamon?s Drive, Altamonte SprIls, FL FlorIda Federal livings 3. tenectlon of 44 and 4i, Attamonte Springs, FL WWer Springs Town HaIl, 103 Norm Moss Road. Winter Springs, FL Church of God, Wildmere Avenue, Longmod, FL Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Avenue, Sanford. FL St.AfldiewsPe5btetoJrth,,113r Lake Road, Seminole County. FL Portable, Calselberry Elementary School Parting Lit, 401 1. WinO,, Pork Drive, Cas alberfy. FL Florida Gas Training Center, BuildIng 130. Sanford AIrport, 7747 CarrIer Avenue, Sanford, FL. SemInole High School, Georgia Avenue, Sanfont FL Idyltwilde School. Vihion Road. Sanford, FL Jaycee Information Booth, 4th Street and French Avenue. Sanford. FL Sanford Civic Center, Sanford Avenue, Sanford. FL PrairleLaksLeglonNail.LakevlowAv,,e, Fern Park, FL Sewidh4ay Adventist Church, South at 0 on Moss Road. Wirier Springs. FL Altamoide Springs CiVIC Canter, Magnolia Avenue off Longacod Avenue, Altamont, IRECINCY NO. 2 PRECINCT No. 3 - PRECINCT NO. PRECINCT NO. PRECINCT NO.0 PRECINCT NO.? I'RECINCT No. 7A PECINCT NO. p PRECINCT NO.9 PRECINCT NO. 10 PECINCT NO. II PRECINCT NO. 12 . PRECINCT NO. ECINCT No. PRECINCT NO. !RECINCT NO. 10 PRECINCT No. 11 PRECINCT NO. 10 PRECINCT NO. 15 PRECINCT NO. 30 PRECINCT NO. 21 PRECINCT NO. V PRECINCT NO. 23 PRECINCT NO. 24 PRECINCT NO. 23 Springs, FL PRECINCT NO.30 LahaMaryFWeHouse,Slcorneretwlibur Avenue and FIrst Street, Lake Mary, FL Semkwlsitospffai PavIlIon, 300 Bay Avenue PRECINCT NO. Sanford, FL PRECINCT NO. PRECINCT NO.29 Central BaptIst Church, 1311 Oak Avenue, Sanford, FL Portable, Sanford Middle School, Sanford. PRECINCT NO.30 LakaMolwoeElemenfarySchoo., Easlof1. PRECINCT NO. 31 Aun Monroe School Rosd, Lake Monroe, FL English Estates School, Oxford Road, Fee-n Part. FL FL PRECINCT so. n Portable, Adlacusttos.uth sldeofMafalr Country Club, West ISA, Sanford, FL Lenqwooi City Hail, corner Warren Street PRECINCT NO. 33 end Wilma Street. Longwoad, FL PRECINCT NO. 34 Altainorie Springs Elementary School Pineview Drive off Palm Springs Drive, Altamorde Springs, FL SprIng Oaks Community Club Houw, Spring Oaks Drive, Altamonte Springs, FL 5*. Mary Maaien Church, 100 Sprine Lab. Road, Altamonte Springs, FL Sonora Club House. East off Sanford Avenue on Sonora Blvd., Sanford, FL South Seminole Middle School, East side of Queens Mirror Lake, turn soum itt Winter PRECINCT 50.35 PRECINCT NO. 30 PRECINCT NO. 31 PRECINCT NO. Part Drive, Casselberry, FL 55. Johns VIllage Craft Shop, 250 Oxford PRECINCT NO. 3, Road. Fern Park, FL Elks Club, Howell Brand, Road, Goldenrod. FL Milw Middle School, Hliway 477, H'gh. way 427, Long,,uo.j, FL 5andlewoodVlIlasRacrsationaIBglsg 110 North Woodland Drive, Sanford. FL Eastbrook Pool Asaoclafkwi. off Eastarook Bouiev.nd, Seminole County, FL liii JOS pariments RICTIef $OI%eI Room. off 4OonWWi$er*OnBIYd.,Se,nN.a..CounfY FL Summit Apartments Rscrestnal Room, off 06 near Red Bug La11 Road, Seminole County, FL PRECINCT NO. 40 PRECINCT NO. 41 PRECINCT NO PRECINCT No. 43 PRECINCT NO. 14 PRECINCT NO. 43 PRECINCT NO. 44 Roiling Hills Country Club, Pressview Avutue. Norm of North Street and south at 41, Altamoale Sprks, FL RoIling Hills Muavian Church. PRECINCT 50.47 PRECINCT PRECINCT Springs, Drive, Highway 41, Lengcod, FL Holiday Inn. West side of I-hull south Aftamonfe Springs, FL SI. Richards Episcopal Chordi, 311 Lake Howell Road, Seminole County, FL WIrier Springs Fire Stat Ia', No. 2. *11 Nor. thorn Way, Winter Springs, FL Red Carpet Inn and Ranguet Club at Altamonte Springs. 151 N. Douglas Avenue, Aitamonte Springs, FL Win Recreation Centef.Summeqs Swim CIuh. Mark David Boulevard, CMaelberry, FL Lcnqwood Community BuIlding, 174 WisE Church Avenue, Lonwood. FL. Sabal Palms Country Club, HIghway 41. Longwood, FL so. so. , PRECINCT 50, 50 PRECINCT j •I I , so. ii Sept. 3, 1570 CITYOP Publish Sept 3,1910 DEDI2 - Il, ' Ql 17 ). 51 '.5" " • 55 1,4 ''5 4. 'I '4 4' .M ILI5 I ..------ Poet Office Box 100 Winter Park. Florida 377w Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden __________________________ IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IIONTE UNTil JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL NO. U'1i$0.CA.as.D In Re: The Marriage at WILLIAM H. DEUBEL Petitioner arid EDNA 1. DEUBEL Respondent NOTICE OF SUIT TO: Edna L. Deubel Addreu Unknown YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution at Marflagehabeenfiledagaind you, NORMAN E. PIATT, SR., et t.tx., it aS., - Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICEISHEREBYOIVENtha, on thelflhdayat September 1976 at 11:00a.m.atttwwestfro, Courthouse os Seminole County, at Sanford, Florida the U5l9flid Clerkwllloflerforsat.thefoilowlng described real property; Lot II, ILK. "C" NORTH ORLANDO TERRACE, SEC. S UNlTLperplatosrecordedin i- t ia, Fags9, Public records of Seminole County, Florida, togettier with all structures, im. p,miflfs, fistures, Il1flCe5, and appurtenances on said land or used in conjunction therewith. The aforesaid sale will be made pursuant to a Final Judgment entrod In Civil No. 74-572.CA*C now In tne Circuit Court at the pend Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole ovnty, DATED Stilt 31st day of August, 1916. (Seal) flhur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Covi't By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk VAN DEN BERG, GAY & BURKE, PA. Aflonwys ICr the Plaintiff Post Office box FlorIda 33102 Publish: Sept. L DED-17 ___________________________ FLORIDg ) AHRWE ALMj gp STATEN 1 lOFIOC, TflI Deputy Clerk JACK T. BRIDGES, Of CLEVELAND, MIZE I BRIDGES Attorneys for Petitioners Post Office Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 32711 Publish: Aug. 20. 27. Sept. 3, 10, 1970 DEC.100 By: Mary N. Darden Dey Clerk SAM E. MURRELL & SONS Attorneys for Plaintiffs o. Box 174 Orlando, Florida, 32502 Publish: Aug. 13.20.71, Sept. 3. 1970 Seminole County, Florida, will at II 00 AM. on the 13th day of ternber. AD. 1976, offer for sale DEC 01 and sell to the highest bidder, for IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE casi,. Sub. lect to any end all EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. exst Iris, at the Front (West) CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Door of the Seminole County COUNTY, FLORIDA Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, the CASE NO. lsIels.CA-a,.E above described tiersonal property. HERBERT J. DICKSON, nOt InTP)àt said sale Is being made to dividually but as Nominee of the satisfy the terms of said Writ Of Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE AND EQUITY INVESTMENTS, Execution, .'iE. Polk, Plaintiffs, fl Sheriff GREYSTONE Seminole County, Florida GROUP, INC., a Publish: Aug. 20,77, Sept. 3, 10, 1976 Florida corporation, SUMNER DECle KRAMER. D. JAMES FARQUHARSON, ELIZABETH C. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FARQUHARSON. DONALD C. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. JONES. as Trustee CHARLES W. ________________________ CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S)34S.CA.19. EE FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. IGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, v BENJA?,iIN E. HINDS, Ct tie., Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: BENJAMIN E. HINDS RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN All parties claiming interests by, througn, under or against BEN JAMIN E. HINDS and to all parties having or claiming to have any right, title o, Interest in the real property herein described, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor. tgage on the followIng real property in Seminole County, Florida: LOt 140, WRENWOOD HEIGHTS, according to the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 17. Pages 1 and 7. Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you and you arerequiredtoServeacopyofyr writt,ndefes, ifany,toitonyan den Berg, Gay I. Burke, PA., at Post Office Box 193. Orlando, Florida 3302, and tile the original with thu Clerk of the above styled court on or before September 15th, 1914. Ottirwiu, a judgment may be entered against you for thi relief demanded in the complaint or petition. WITNESS my hand and ttmeseal of said Court on Wilt day of August, Iwo IlCal) Arthur H. Beckwllh, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Aug. 13,20. 27, Sip?. .1. 1974 DEC11 STUM, CHARLES W. STUM as Administrato, of ths Estate Of CLARA NAOMI STUM, Defendants, NOTICEOPSALE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED thiS under the power Of site in a matter now pending In the Circuit Court ci Semnole Couni5, Flo,Wa, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure in the above styled cause, signedthe l7thdayof August, 1974. the undersigned Clerk will offerforsaleatpublicauctionlotfle highest bidder for cash, at the West front door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, on the 23rd day of September, 1916 at 11:00 am., a parcel 01 land described as f011owt: i he East 1294 feet of the North of Government Lot 1, Section 34. Township 20 South, Range 3 East, Seminole County, Florida, and he North 431 feet of East 921 feet Of the South ' of said Government Lot 1. Less th South 130.7 feet of North lOIS feet of the East 157.5 feet of said lot Right.ol Way 1, LeSS LongwoodMarkham Road. Together with that certain Promissory Note dated May 30. 1914 made by Longwood Utilities, Inc. in the amount of $29,132.00 and 326 shares of stock of Longwood Utilities, Inc. represented by Stock Certificate No. 2. DATED: This 17th day of August, 1974. (SEAL) Arthi.,r H. Beckwirn. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: cherry Kay Travis Gene H. Godbold Maguire, Voorhis 1. Wells 133 Wall Street Orlando, FlorIda 32001 PubliSh: Aug. 20. 3), Sept. 3. 10, 1974 DEC91 &' ')'fl'(5 I1*5V.S$'_ .**'a.i1 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY tIru FRIDAY SATURDAY fl400n RCI 1,t Get sonie action wiSp, ,, He,ai classified ad. We'll help you writi an ad that will bring fa CALL 3322511 P - -r--- - Commissioners at Seminoie County, Florida. By Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the County Court By: Marie W. Walker Deputy Clerk __________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT I" AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Na. CHARLES 0. TULLER, JR.. etc.. Plaintiff, GEIGER DEVELOPMENT COMPANY, it ci, NOTICUOPSALI Calll234317 '' Sanfcrd,Flr Ida 32171 BAMBOO ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Free, 6412077 for "We Care" "Hotline," Adults or Teens. . j " -I or write $23,300 5 ACRES- Approximatety, near - .1: 31-_partm.ents PLUMBER APPRENTICE, also AIR CONDITlOpING AP. PRENTICE- Clear, cut, high school graduate. Good 55$. Local In Re: Estate ef MAMIE LEE DENTON, OFFICE MANAGER- Retail FULL CHARGE BOOKEEPER AUTO MECHANIC- Own tools SALES REPS- Several openings RENTAL CONTRACTOR MANAGER TRAINEES-. Retail, area. Public Relations. Furnished 20)7 0 Furnished, 2BR apt., Lake Golden. LongwOod Day Care CenterLngwd's oldest. 6a.m. 6 p...bus to elem. tchool. 339-3792 anytIme. SEE USI AT 322.2420 ANYTIME lake privileges, $121 me. Water, * REALTORS MIS 2665 PARK EXECUTIVE HOME LOCH ARBOR- I BR, 251 baths, lm. maculate condition, Screened 1S'x30' pool, large fenced lot with citrus trees. Walk to ldyllwllde Stop and think a m'nute -if Ciassif led ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any. . ' '. , . MON IPILYRENTALS AVAILABLI CoI0rTV,AirCond.,Maidlerv. QUALITY INN NORTH I4&SRISI,Longwood , '. 507.400 SChOOl & GOlf Course. $39,9O0. LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTy-] BR, 7 bath, centrat heat 1. air, wall.wall carpet, kitchen equip. Ped, fenced yard. Owner re locating. $39,330, I BR, furn. ape., lights, water turn. Adults only, 01. 322.23% after 4 wk days. RETIREE SPECIAL-] BR, I bath, In one Of the nicer sections of Sanford, Owners have given this home TLC. 524.150. I Bedroom apt., carpet, air, on Park Ave. Utilities turn., $130 mo. plus deposit. 323.4319 after 3:30 PINECREST.... 3 BR, I',, bath, central heat I air, owner will sell . if this is tie day to buy a new a, shop today's want ads for me best to qualified veteran paying all CloSing costs. $23,, buys. Sanford. Adults only. Modern Studio & 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. $99 par ma, up. 373.5015. 3 BEDROOM-) Bath, small frame home, Situated on ¼ of a city bloCk. $12,500. Lake Mary- 1 Bedroom Vt Iliad apartment, clean and privats. One Wm, H. Stemper Realtor man. 322.3930. ____________________ MAKE OFFER- "Like New", 3 BR.2battt,famlly room, wall.wall carpet Settled flelghborhd, 333.0351. 2545 Park Dr .......... 13.2 BR Mobile Homes Adulti-. Nopets 3IA-'--iphxes Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322d5300r323.5$54. 32-tuses Unfurnished 3 BR, 151 bath, kitchen equipped, $105 month. 372.9729 or 3Zj-.,43, representative. All persons interested in the estate to whom a copy of this Notic, at Mmlnlstratioflp,albeenmauiedor, requirel, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THiSNOTICE,tofileanyobj, they may have that challenges the validity Ot the decedent's will, the qualIfications of the personal representatIve, or the venue or jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of AdminIstration: Sep. tember 3, 1975. Rutt,s H. Minor, Jr. As Personal Repres.,enta. lIve of the Estate of MAMIB LEE DEPITON Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE DOUGLAS STENSTROM STENSTROM, DAVIS. & MCINTOSH P0. Box 1330 Sanford, Fl. 32771 Tdaçtone: 3222)11 Publish: Sept. 3. 10, 1914 ri' "' REAL NICE 3 BR,2batpi home, carpeted,C HIA, kitchen equipped, with family room. Can assucyie mortgage. No qualifying. Payments monthly $164. Move In now. Hal Colbert Realty 323- 7832 .1 pct. down, 539,500. 6614161. Iroke,, 377 7111 Assoc. 323 0403 Night )ay NEED A HOME? $100 down payment to quolifled buyers. 3 BR. l't, baths, central heat, refurbisp,ed. AS low as 110.000. WITT REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 32) 0540 323-2111 fl3.7IS 322.077, SOUTH q Sitifoidi newest residential neighborhood G New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM Bedroom Apts. Quiet, One Story • VA Financing.Nothlng Down • FHA KItchen Equipped Adult.Fa tnfly Conventional.5% Down 0n Homes ready for your InspeCtion and Immediate occupancy Bargain in 3 BR furnished rIght party. Phone 372-dOW or 3234000. ,,,._, '135 Lake Mary- 2 BR furnispled newly refinished Inside and out. Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 3 BR, carpeted,alr Adults,$140mo Bralley Odham-323.4670 1505 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Adutt. NO PeTs. 3333930. ____________________ 323430) or 3374170 Bedroom From W. 25th Sanford, Fl.. BUILOER.DEVELOPER 322.2090 prsiessionaliy Ma '/ 2)-Situatjo,n Vtnted .ady wants house work, 3 or hdaysa weak. Experienced. 3219334. t'ithermen Canoists 2 BR, furn adults Wekiva Landing, ____________________________ . TONING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 32726fl or 131 9993. - I - 25-thans Mn. RU. Hutchison, Real Istate / the same it'ms around you moved last '.pring7 Planning on storing the',i another year? Don't do It. Plar a garage sale aist don't forget to ady,,t it In the Herald want ads. Lke magic, the clutter .ui disappear, and you'll have extra cash in your Pocket. ._ ]&lBedrøom 3 ffi Modl :.ce Central Heating and Air Conditioning _____ Carpeting - _____________ 's'* ITCNEC OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 IlL Tired of Sub Divisions????? Uppland Park ANFORD rhis little cuule will NOT L.ASTI " Homes By - I - , : r MI a" ''' l T'- ... . pLtjs all $arvic lncl.jded' Iii the THRIFTY PLAN. '' $37 Only Pius tax I 5620. _______________ 68-Wanted - If' "' __ Ti -- Home of qe, A-r s- Ph. 734-8330 Low Overhead 1773 S. Boulevard, Detand _______________________________________________________________________________ to Buy Cash 3224132 ________________________ ____________________________ ______________________________ Accounting Llkenew. $50 We Phone 323.1724 Buy Furniture DAVES32) 9370 P111EV WOODS BARN tax & loss statements, posting, general ledger. 3210704. We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous Sell for 300(5. Commission Fr Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322 Sill - Aluminum Siding __________________________ Sanlord 322 2270 I Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming poOls (2? IS'x74 and can ROQ$rIQ. Gutters 20 yrs Eagle Sid.ng Co No charge All admilted tree Come browSe every Sunday 9 to S at the Movieiand Drive in Theatre, South 1792 Phone 372 $716 swimming pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1576 model above ground pool. Top Consideration given for prime location. Call 30$ 422 1220 collect. Beauty Care - to'rnerty HarnesS's U,,,,', 517 1 t inSt. 337 5712 .',,.,.,, 72-AUCtIOfl Home Improvements Painting. Remodeling. Genenai Repairs. Cell 323 U?S Omptete household of nice fur. niture including beautiful bedrOom set compIese 2 Castro convertible couches; Early American Couch; Wood dinett, set with hutch. Beautiful 23" large, almost new Color TV; Nic, red *00.3 Patio Set, round table & benches. 6 hp riding lawn mown; All kinds other househOld items including tools, electric & hand. 140 JUNK h UTURA BY SINGER e of Singer's top Toucn and Sew ZigZag machines. Assume bdlanceof$Ill30orpay$II 90 per month. Will take trad, in. Singer equipped to zig lag & make button notes. Balance of $31 se or 10 payments 0, $6 Call credit SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 E II St ,Oowntown -- , Piano Services Land Clearing Garag, sales are Tell ttt people about it #.ith Class,fnj' *0 in the Herald 322 2611; $31. 9993 in season. C&A BackHoe Service - LAJ clearing, till dirt, Cl.Iy. rock All knici of d.ggng t-Iousetra,le,'s Stored and mowed 3729142 Sewing ______________________ t,ItRSON LANDCLEARING BulidOlig. Eccavaling, Ditch *0-k Fill dirt. top SOil 323 5913 Cite Ci,sti, Mowing. Discirg. Fill Dirt. Cl,I, Rock. Said. Backtioe Loader Ph 372 5827 Alteration5. Dress Making. Drapes, Upn.cls!er, 3720707 I _________________ Tree Service _________________________ Landscaping & Lawn Core ________________________________ ____________________________ Tret Trimmed, Cut, hauled Away' Roof Repjrs. CatpVnIr,, Pint.,g. (otter 4 p m.1 Home Repiir, Gutter rig, Cement YOu ARE M'SSING SOMETHING,-, Mowing, edg.rig. work Free estimates 131 $7 wreong IF HAVEN'T and fer?lin. Fre, estimates klEO Central Nest & Ar Conditioning CcA',',in'j AC LA ELV PhoI- 1)23.5951 For eStimits. call Carl EXPERT LAWN CARE Harris at SEARS in Santor 3 1771 Mowing, Edging. Trimr,ng Free Estimates Phone 1192 STOP AND THiNK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't work there it ou are having ditticulty tintIng a wouldn't be any. placeto live, Cit' 1(7 drive, a iou. I WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS some service SPRINKLER SYStEMS have need 01. arpentry, Remodeling. .111 '('II * .ini as my Custom Work Licensed. BonwJe Alit pes aid sizes ___________________________ Free estimate 37) 60)1 We repair Service STINE MACHINE & ?rimmrtg. ______ v(iij _______________ fre, Well Drilling - you i_i HIiC some camping no onger use' Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3227611 or 531.999) and a fnifndl èø viSo, will help Dell's Auction Center Hwy. 14. West Sanford 323.5420 for 2562 Park Drive 322 446.5 . Painting you YOU ARE MISSiNG SOMEtHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIF,IED AD LATELY - Si te money on TV'S I Furniture Al. Dora Auction every Friday :30 p.m. Bay Rd. & Old Hwy 441, Al. Dora 904313 1743. "1 4IT f., w•_*_. 4 I i1 ,7•I•5 '''7j -, '7'I 5' 'ri. '5 it .T"I' YstO'#lt::1.c' t.v'r I ,' i ( 337 6.1)1 10 W 2nd St .v ',u:_,- 'l, '\''.,,(? 1 .I'(. 'i'"' 1' SLIM BUDGETS it 14E BOLSTERED WITH VALUE S FRO.%'I THE WANT rj " a..'. - "-1 , ç......... i ...-. ,.. f .;li1- - ''I ,! F '" 4 " ' "I I ' I ' ,j I A i'.'. - To List Your BUSIflSS...DjQI 322-2611 or 831-999á1 ' ...... ..... :' COL,UMS I ' '4'ftY.•: jrid Open Daly For Retail Sales 10$ * ART BRUWN PEST CON: ROt. Classified Ad will always give you more Much, Muth More than yOu expect C E SHEPHERD Friday Night 7 PM Goods Plastering, __________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Auction Sale Extecior Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specially. 3727710. Also Lep 9563 SWAP SHOP FLAMA,,ET Snyone can be a seller or a buyer site for Interior. Pest Control cower your home with alum sOng 1. soffit system 10-Swap & Trade iS'*33' complete I yrs. old, reposse.,j. Sacrifice, 'a prlc Call Collect 305 712 0610 Home Improvements Bookkeeping done in my home, Will pick up. Payroll, forms, profit 4'i 41p 'i 145.5fl Plus Tax &S DoLand Chrysler.Plymouth Credit Cards Accepted Basset crib and mattress new ver 1600 Needs someone to tSIume balance, sisio or pay 11230 mo Free hcrn, tral. Will eke trade NATIONWIDE IF.WIP4G CENTER, 77? N 1? 97, :alselt.rry Lcngwood 3394097. SERVICE Plus Tax - u'&• - or used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. SSS Sill collect. 'e of Singer's finest I'j SUPERIOR torte Pasture for rent on Upsala Road, $15 month, Negative coggins regulr. 321) 4314. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 3II.315E. First St 332 5fl SINGER FUTURA 'r"SAVE '50 _________________________ - Big 9 yr. old beautiful Quarter Horse with 2 saddles and all tack, $350. 323 °64.85 Only , _______________ Major _________ 'f SERVICE With this coupon 66-Horses THRIFTYI ECONOMY ECONOMY SERVICE Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Show quality Cropped ears & Shots 5)50 to $300 Terms, 363. 5710 Freezer, antique butte?, chest and dresser, round table with I solid oak chairs, large recliner, table saw, assorted items. Call 337-2976. Caskets PLUS all _____ SAVE '15 THRIFTY cuddlesome. Call 5622624 between 10 AM. & 5 P.M. Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. Adjustbands, check valvebedy,repiac, service included in 1Tit(e1II i.i SAVE '20 '. -- 65-Pets-Supplies SO-Miscellaneous for Sale Tune transmission-. includes fluid & filter, - ______________ CARROLL'SFURNITURE,32231,I Merchandise ... plugs, poInts, Condensir, P.C.V. valve, gas filter, mi di, car-b. . " Rotate tires Free kittens, all healthy, Cute and Stepping Stones, Sand, Rock, Grease Traps, Dryweils, Blocks I DuoTherm Heater, SS.00O BTU. . charg.a.c ... equipment y For Appointment_Call3o523, ________________________________________ ' -- .... RentOurRensnvac manager, 337 9411 or see at Sanford, Fla ....... 311 W. 25th '' ' CONSTRUCTiON hc over Cliff Jordan I ____________ 1 Brick front, TREES. PRIvACy, 3 BR, central air, arst garagel Call Carol Jordan, Reattgr.Auoclot. BUT HURRYII ___ a nj. '" QUALITYHOMESATMODERATE PRICES 41-Houses leaning the garpge again? Moving '•" ----~ I - .. . Tune engine-Includes Scape engine with machine S. check points, plugs a. wires, set timing a. adjust cubvreler Align fruit end Repack front wfi,.l bearings Balance front wheels ChelhA.C.allbelts.., tliIft&ftVWIi'fifs"- Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Park - ooting to buy existing 1st and 2nd mortgages at discount. 21 hour approval. Daytona (904)6721133 FOUR UNIT APT., SANFORD S lHousehojcj I - Adlust 1, bleed brakes Lube, Oil & Filter 64-Equipment for Rent _________________ Corner lOt, 1 block to US 17.92, walk to downtown, new roof I year ago. Commercial zoning. Good income. Great potential. Only $19500. Call 631104. - ECONOMY PLAN SUPERIOR PLAN ____________________ LJppIand , - ThRIFTY PLAN Poultry manure for your fall garden or pasture, 52 yard loaded at the farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen _______________________ (015413)2 mi. east Oste,n Bridge. Kitchen Balhroom Cabinets: Counter tops Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell 322 6052 anytime. . Atlantic, Daytona Beach Call the plan that fits your needs and budget. Clip the money.saving coupon and coma on in-TODAY, Hanging Baskets & Plant Sale, ill Oak St., SanLando. Phone 102. 5159. SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 S Hijtchlq Ocean front Apts., 339 S. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave. Rare& ExoticnewarrIvais'"' LIMITED IMMEDIATE SERVICE • NO WAITING PLUS OUR NEW 'FAMILY PLAN" FOR SERVICE ______________ pct. oft. Sanford Auction. 1200 S. French Ave., 3337340. 'fill keep elderly Patients in my home. 3323211. - 4k-Commercial Property / 2'xOO', 2 BR, central heat an air, onspaclouslotwithtr Adults 3391435. NUMBER OF 1976 CORDOBAS AND VOLARE' SEDANS AND WAGONS AVAILABLE Never again will YOU be able to buy transportation at such LOW PIICII Come see us- TODAY while the selection is the greatest. PL*NTS&A?4SWERS 210E. 1st St. Wanted, Residential WHATEvER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWt St. A - twlns,'l3t.7091.' 41 CARS. USED CARS NEW Lawn Mower Sales & Service We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301W. First St., 372 Osteen-5.23 acres, good land, lightly wooded, 513.073. Easy back I UNNIAD OF VALUISI Office Furniture 62-Lawn-Garden Sanford-s miles northeast. lI.1 acre,, 700??. frontag, on dirt road. Pow,, and Phone on land. $17,900. Easy terms. $312191. Studio, 1,2,] '25,000 NOW-Before the boss Cassetberry,17.fl.1304206 Installation and terms Call 30$. I.uxu'ypo Apartm,nb his salesmen are giving the place away. Come on gets .'.irs, straight chairs, fili'ig SACKETI INVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS Ailyn has gone to St. Petetothen.w& used car factory. To save you BIG inoay wtilIe Allyn is away Allyn Welgel... The man you Can deal wlthl -- cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry NO L.L' S SANFORD- 52 dry Asres near St. Johns. $110,000. 447.5111 1972 Grumul, X, 3 spd, meg whátj FMstereo tape deck. By ow,,ef (1130. 323-0445 after 3 p.m. ________________________________ __________________________ I YES, ___ Wood or steel desks, executive desk & Choirs, secretarial desks & - • _____________________________ EXTENDED WARRANTIES at - 43-Lots Acreage _________________________ Nova, 3 s, orange & wtiIti, is'., 55,000 ml. small Vt 323-3390 any time. !!'3 DISCOUNTS. _ 60-ONice-6upplles 13 YR. FHA F1PIANCINã' GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford, 323 5200 : , can buy the car of their choics, with , LikeNew,$700 131.3195 L•ading manufacturer ano distributor has aluminum nec tangular pools left over from 197$ season, half p'ice Guaranteed eneva ardens transportation. $150 323-2w 1, ears at a terrific savings, Our customers ____ _______ Story&CiarkSpi,pi BR, 2 bath, kitchen, living roori',, dining room, den ww carpet. 19,000. 373.0011 after S p.m. - alternator, tuneup. Needs tlffl Good gas mileage and gib4 ' - flI1P JVV 11W51 I - VYT 59-Wvslcal Merchandise 332.7491 SWIMMING POOl. SACRIF'CE- . PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR REAL ESTATE JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY DeBANY N HOME leautiful 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat ___________________________ & air, 2 car garage, corner lot, 10 1W PIy,vsoi,ffi VIP, 4 dr. air, power steering. New:'baflj starter, voltage r.9utafq( 'OPLYMOUTH140 1911 Caprice Classic Coupe, full power, air cond. stereo, many 'L& AcCessories ROBSON MARINE 292$Hwy 1792 3fl.5961 LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR SANORA . Nanted- Lazy Salesperson ac customed to high Standard of living. Call 3231512. 119,100 buys this refurbished 3 BR, 1 bath home with central heat and air, in Sunland. Owner, 319.337), home, )00'xlOO' lot. $11,000. -- - Check ours. We pay out OS pct., plus car •iIow.tc, to sales field. Call Mrs. Ford. 142.7pe5 3270901.' MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC2 story stucco, I BR, 2 bath, family room, large separate garage with Convertible storage ares. $I9,30Q. - Party Plan lam. rm., fireplace, I blk from school, Enc. patio, $30,300. Ill WOLF TRAIL- 3 BR mobile - Expanding Sales bu$in needs working partners. No investment. 322 1251. Winter Springs- 3 BR, 151 bath, 2009 HAN TWELL- 3 BR, 151 baths, central heat 1. aIr, $23,150. lilA., kitchen equipped, $191 me., first & last. 1743331 after S - By Owner- 4 BR, 2 baths, garage, fenced, Carpeted, central heat & air, near park, $24,000. 323.9404. 540.000. Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 3235774 anytime heat and air. 123.3091. 372.2111 3720441 tiNt Good COndition, 5400 CalIJfl.OsJoaftersp.m. , extras. Real nice. 4114141. - 11' BonIta, 115 hp Johnson, all ______________ electric, Murray Trailer, 13" 'n'eels, some canvas. 3.g Used Tree Shaded,fenced lot,] BR, 1511., Fla. rm., kit. equip., air. cpt., washer, dryer, screen porCh. 10' x 21' lawn bldg. 523.300. 3230149. EVES )fl 1317 or 3210612 Sanora- For sale or rent- Lovely] BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, central 55Boats & CailBart 3 BR, 2 bath, waIl.wall carpet central heat-air, 351 acres plus, Stable for horses, fenced, $35,000. $9,000 dn., Call owners, 323 oieo REALTORS 2Ol2SthST. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE INTERESTED? COUNTRY KITCHEN- 151 acres of land, 2 yrs. old, 1 BR, 2 bath, family rm., 3. dining rm. car. peted, central heat 1. air, $44,500. VETS- NO DOWN 3.BR, 1'., baths, air conditioned, fenced yard. Low monthly payment. -__________________________ ass.,.------._ 2574 Park Dr. 3223991 fl3.7$4 CANAL FRONT CABINS- $3,900 to Courtyard, swimming pool. r.I..P..rnA,ILA,,I)_ 3 BR, MAMIE LEE DENTOP4, Minimum 2 yrs. Exp. Salary open. IV, baths, air, fenced yard, car. deceased, File Number 70230.CP, is Resume, Box , Sanford, Fla. peling, $195 mo. pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, Probate AVON LAKE MARY- LAKEFRONT] Division, the address of which is BR, 2 baths, on big Lake Mary, North Park Avenue, Sanford, WAVE A VERY MERHY CHRIST. parage, screened porch, fenced MAS Florida. The personal r.presen. and the money to pay for yard. $27S mo. it. Start now tative of the estat, is RUFUS H. selling beautiful MINOR. JR. whos address ii 7)1 products. Make beautiful money. ORLANDO LEE ROAD AREACall 5443019 for inforrnatløjt. cherokee Circle, Sanford, Fl. The 2 BR,family room, corner iot, $191 name and address of the personal tpo. representative's attorney are set Nurses: RN'S & LPNs, Aides, Aid forth below. companion. Needed immediately Forrest Gre Inc. All persons having claims or 62$ 0636. dema, against the estate are REALTORS I301133 __________ required, WITHIN THREE TAXI DRIVERS 4________________ BR, 2 bath, 2 Story, convenIent MONTHS FROM THE FIRST Yellow Cab, 201 S. Park Ave. location. References, no lease, PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. Sanford to file with the clerk of the above $170 per mo. $345993, court a written Statement of any bROWSE AND SAVE ________________________ claim or demand they may have. and fun. The Went Ad Way. 33-Houses FUrnlst10d Each claim must be in writing and must indicat, the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the claimisnotyesdue,thedatewhenit *11 becom, due shall be stated. If the claim Is contingent or unluidated, the nature of the uncertainty shall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described. The Claimant shall deliver sufficient copies of tne claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mail on. copy to each personal - Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat I air, family rm,, garage, larg, fenced yard, separate studio Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom mobile home. Excellent CO'"Sion, Covered patio, Storage building, pool, marina, tennis. $12,900. 6411516. Jim Hunt Realty Inc 1010 PontiaC Lemans,, 2 ir. automat, PS. Pb, aIr, piayer, new paInt. Call 323.3Øq I '77 Grand Prix, excellent condit$11 $2,100 firm. Phone $31 $713 .' _______________________ Ask forArtle '44 Ford rebuilt motor newbi $969 H0ndi Cl 350, 9900 MIle,. WHEELRANCHOF SANFORD good brakes, current Wisp Excellent cord.. $390. 322.3317 Phone 3231* sticker Make offer 323 14k ______ ___________________________________________________________________________________________ - garage, gold carpet. Close P schools. 323.0237 after 1:30. 'I,, 1574 Honda Civic, excellent ódl ditlon, 33 MPG, asking $1,900. 1792. . it FREE DOG with purchase it thiS like new '74 Toyota Corona, Idr., white, black vInyl top, FM radio. 21.000 ml. $2401 3231047. ?IIA ww. .U',,,W - CARPORT SALE- House & All. Make offer. 212 Colonial Way, on West 32nd St., Sat. to 5. No qualifying, pay equity, aswm m mortgage. 4 BR, I'.', bathi '73 Ramada double wide, 7Vx60', 3 Seminole Co., need to sell in a hurry? Call mel let me show you how our homes sell faster with BPP. Call Phyllis Capponl, Realtor.Assoc,, FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTOR, 131.5253. JEWETT LANE- 51 acre, 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat 1. air. $33,000. REDUCED $11,000. MUST SELL NOWI Large attractIve 3 BR, 3 bath, choice area. $12,500 Has ;jg. family room, central air, w w carpet, beautiful fenced _____ eta.. ____________________ camping gear, dog house. 42-Mobile Homes TAFFER REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100E.3SthSt. 332.405. 1519$. French 337 1991 COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, I bath, Eves. 332)494:337.4141; 323.1911 central heat & air, $11000. 4Room apt., very nice. Elec. and waterpaId.$I20mo-So1Magnoi. on weekdays. Restaurant Manager, fast food, Apprx. $3,000 down, $115 month - JOHNNY WALKER Reg. Real Estate Broker General Contractor 322-5437 1971 Chevrolq Vega GT, yellow hatchback, I speed, AMFM stereo tape player, extra wide reartim,excefientjt. 5135. '171 - -.Ah,..11 - Boat, bikes, antique wagon. Price $21,500. Owner, 323 0523. Reallor Lease a Datsun inctudb'ç Z cars and trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, $31 1311. ___________________________ JUSTMAI(EPAYMENTS_..'72and '73 Models. Call 3230170 or 534 4405 Dealer. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY so 6. 2013 Coronado Concour,... Nights- 377.2353 elegant, 2 story home,.] large BR, living room with fireplace & formal dining rm. Maisy modern extras md. central heat-air, Rental property also included. Conic by this weekend and let me show you your new home. 821.500. 1301 Park Ave., Sanford. 1973 Honda 330. Top st,, i milege. $300. Call JOly 333.,)fg after 3 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Oa, 322 6)23 Deltona,4,eI.MIl Reduced by Owner- Older but Deltone- First class 2 BR, 151 bath, lam. rm., lags screen porch, cent. -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commer;al 323.5176 many more extras. 130.900. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broltir YARD SALE- Fri. & Sat. 2345.4Th St. Lake Mary, 2 meg wheels 14", Garage Sale, Saturday& Sunday, 10 - SAN MO PARK, I, 3, 3 bedroom trailer apis. Adult 3. family park. Weekly. 3311 Hwy 17.92, Sanford. 373 1930 - FRENCH MuIple Usng Service garbage l.a-n. No children, no 1*11. 3210271. . _____________________________ '72 Honda 300, 4 cyl., fully dresied. $200 & assume payme,s, 1111 Elliott after 3 p.m. lug nuts & spacers. Misc, $1,000 equity 1. assume 'oan o $32,000. 33).,503, DELTONA- Walk to Plaza. Or block away Is this almost new 2 BR, 7 full baths, garage, wall I wail carpet, central heat and au f _____________________________ GARAGE SALE- Clothes, all SIzes, children's & adults, household goods, Misc. Saturday Sept. 4. 9 to 3. 2551 5. Palmetto Ave. 2- 3 BR redecorated house, lots c kitchen cabinets, eating bar, net Carpeting, new roof, central hea and large fenced back yard R EALTORS-430.) Eves. 33.3g, BUY JUNKCARS-fI'om$10tO Call 332.1431 after 1 p.m. . . BATEMAN REALTY CRANK COtl'ST., 9E..T'? the terrific oI. $11,400. Call Sanford's aIes Leader Call 321-0220 between S 3. 1:30. EducationalCtslld Care for as low as $2, weekly if you quality. 323.1124 or 323.0435. down, seller pays closing cash wall with fireplace in tte family room to the storybook kitchen to ML S. N EA LIOR S . REDUCED, 2 BR. now carpet carport, 5O'eened porch, garagi1, $14300. We handle goye,'nme, f repossessions, many areas, sma MAYFAIR GOLF- County Club Road. One of a kInd from the Stone Beth country style horn. w.,p, an the extras on a lug, lot. Asking w... . COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BI family room, screened porch, b fuscod back yard. utility buildin 9' A bargain at $17,500. 323-0410. SUNLAND- 301 S. Sunla',d. Larger corner lot, 3 BR, 1 beth completely fenced. Attractiv, paneled family room, carpeting. $72,930. LakeAshbyprovHotheset,lngfo, this Immaculate 3 BR mobile home. Only $21,900. satIn kit. Enclosed garage, nh neighborhood, $24J00. QUIET AREA 2SOSPaj k Arty year thru 1515 models. 7 days week Call collect, 541.7131 . - Req. Real Estate Broker 243$ S. Sanford Avs. 321Olftuves.322.704 Multiple Lii Ing Srvici REALTORS CITY- 705W. 3rd St. Needs a littI. attention, but the Inside is as neat as a pint Workshop In rear, enclosed paneled front porch. $11,000, LAKE MARY- Spaclo furnished studio apartments. Conv.nienfly t.at.4&b.a.dlSuIIy landscaped. Abundant storage (Including attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package". From Slit. o-(NId Care IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION FIle Nvmber 744$4.CP of • Apartments New modern single story 1 & 2 bedroom apti. and completely Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O. Box £53, 5,ir'Ord, Fie, 33771. ______________________ that theadmlnistratlon of the estate ¶' REDUCED TO SELL No qualifying, like new 3 BR, 1 3222420 ANYTIME $29,730. SURPRISEI Immaculate 3 BR home with new shag carpeting, tastefully decorated Interior, newly sodded lawn, private above. ground pool and shade trees for ,,, NOW LEASING Sanford Court For families or friends of problem drinkirs. For further information call 423.4337 18-}Ip ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Blvd., Sanford, 323.1311. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON , NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: APIS COVE One & 2 Bedroom apartments. furnIshed or unfurrished. Newly redecorated. Come see E. AWPa' - TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED BUSY BEE CHILD CARE that under the power of sale in a 2427 Holly Ave. matter now pending in the Circuit Phone 333.7110 or 3220160 Court of Seminole County, Florida, pursuant to a Final Judgment of 9-Good Ttin to Eat Foreclosure In the above styled signed the 17th day of August, 1574, the undersigned Clerk will SEAFOOD otferforsal,atpijbllcauctlontotp,e highest bidder for tasit, at the West FREE HOME DELIVERY front door of the Seminole County Call 323.0316 after 4p.m. Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, on the 23rd day of September, 1914 at Vnted 11:00 am., a parcel of land described as follows: North 51 of the NE ¼ (LESS the EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORPut yourself in our place, we're South 3 chains of East ) of Section growing. We need aggressive, Township 20 South, Range 29 East, Seminole County. and the promotable people. If you have North 17 chaIns of the West S chains guts, brains & a mouth, we want you. Call Mary Lou, AAA EM. of Section 12, Township 20 South, PL0(MNT, 201 Commercial, Range 29 East, Seminole County and 323.5176. the South 51 of SE . of SE '/.. of S*ction2, Township 20 South, Rang, Wanted, baby sitter, part time, 29 East, Seminole County, Florida provide your own transportation, LES$ that part lying in the right.of. Lake Mary, 3fl1511. way of Longwood Markham Road. Containing 10417 acres. UNEMPLOYED? Never again if DATED: This 17th day of August you have sincere desire and 1976. ambition: Serious only please call (SEAL) 1142015 after 4p.m. or write 1010 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Giovanni, Deltona. Fla. 32153. Cteik uf 55w CIrtult Court By: Chirry Kay Travis Dewy Clerk Gene H. Godbold Maguire Voorhis & Wells 131 Wail Street 'YOUR I.ITTI.E FEE .lGENcr" Orlando, Florida 32001 Publish: Aug. 20,21, Swt. 3. 10, 1974 WANT A JOB DEC 90 Deceased V I,, , Write P.O. Box 1213 INC. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT', . - Call Sanford's Sales Leader DREAMWOLD_ 2552 Hartwell, Cozy 3 BR, 3 bath In like-new Condition, Central heat and air, family room, eat.ln kitchen wIth breakfast bar, plus lots more. 'EStatE owner. $1,100 or best offer. Phhlthl 3411$3, 190 Ford Vi ton, slier? bed pickup, new tires, aluminum topper, $)35, w.000, I to 0 p.m. - fr S.le'iJ 03,000 milei ' , Phone 372.7301, Sanford large kltctien, central heel 1 a Ir, wall to wall carpeting througfso, a. 2 screened porches, pool, ma ty extras. Must sea to appreciate, -A11tOS 420. Cars & TrUCkS WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? CARPORT SALE: 222 Atbeil Winter Springs, Friday & Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Saturday 9:30-3:30. ChIldren's Get some action with a Herald clothes & toys, and odds 1, u. classifled ad. We'll help you write Yard & Porch Sale, Saturday, an ad that will bring a fast sale. 1,9 am. 'til 7 $20 Myrtle Ave. CALL 372.3011 ___________________________ ___________________________ BROWSE AND SAVE. It's easy and fun. 1$Motorcycles' The Want Ad Way. ___________________________ Rig. Reel Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,A33OC 101W. Commercial home. Country living, about 1 a re well landscaped. Can have horn Is, chickens, cow.] BR,2 bath, Ilvl 90 room, family room, dIning roe Fridly, SeW, 3, Trucks.TraI I_ IN] Ford Truck, wfm camper, collector's Item best offer. 323. 54-Garage Salei ____________________________ W. GARNETI WHITE Island, beautiful large mob IS $12,100. DUPLEX- Furnished or un location. furnished. Ideal Reasonable rent MORE CAS H For Wreckedorjunk play house. Near eiementai school. Located In countr Fenced yard, 111.000. 323k Stenstrom Realty ENTERPRISE ROAD- Near Ste COUNTY- 3303 Country Club Road, Read slower. Don't overlook this custom 3 BR, 2 bath en large lot. Central heat.air, lots of trees. - Kish Real service, used machines, MOONEYAPPLIANCES J ,O Hit,, 'rime camping equipment ypo no longer use' Sell I' all with a Classf led Ad in The Herald. Call 322261) or 5319993 and a friendly ad viSor will help you. after 1:30, __ unitwnisId FACED WI TH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Rig. Real Estate Broker 503W. 1st St. 3230041 or 373-0317 eves. $h how, wortihop & chIld 1000. Pinecrest. Foyer, porch, large utility room. Excellent location. $25,000. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, Ii Classified Ads didn't work. - there wouldn't be any. E - K Ek.tORE WASHER, parts, 2 BR, I bath, frame houie, : 77- Alatss Wanted - M. UNSWORTH REALT'i - 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpet central heel and air. Phone 3 '' PINECREST- 113 E. Jinklris. Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath In lovely By Owner, 3 BR, 1T central tj & A, screen pat, carpeted, $25.aQ. 322.1903 aft, Noon FrIday S2 -AppI1ances $73,000. ______________ Sanford -- ( Stenstrom Realty TEE 'N GREEN- 107 Bunker. Close to golf, 3 BR, 151 bath, central heat-air, carpeting, tool shed, deep well, BPP Warranted, ying a new home? Moving to a, . 8efore Publication The DGy Sundo- Records of Seminole County Florida, subject to a 1.00 foot utlliti easement along the Northerly am Southerly lines thereof. By the Board of County Corn missloners of Seminole County, Florida, this 31st day of August, AD. 1510. (Seal) loud of County DED.I0 I* .:4 (52.00MINIMUMCHAROE) 3 LInes Minimum DERDuNES Noon WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Ev.nki HorW, Sarifsit FL "7jI 41-H Architect's Own Custom C temporary-h level,] BR, 2 hi $74000. Jenny Clark Really, 22 1530. 'i . 41-H - Sonora, $3JS1 3 II, 2 be paneled family rm,, foncea ya Beautiful buyt 323-ISIS. Book 1, page 03 of the Pubib E2 ' RATES HOURS 41-H ANFOIO: Drive by - 1335i Summerlin Ave.. large ('SIts, pIt', 1, palm tr,es,j BR,. 7 bathe, ai conditioned, neat & clean, Move ii noW.D?Iveby&caittoday; 817,95 Ithrultlm.s ........4icaHiti offiru2Sftmss .... 31ca line Setimes ............. 24c$Ilite OAKS SECTION L according to th P1st thereof as recorded In Pu __________________ Florida corporation, H.L.L. IN. VESTMENTS. INC.. a Florida corporation, and DENNIS N. MEREDITH, Defendants. Civil Acticn No. 7S21iICAo.D. The nature of this suit is for foreclosure of a mortgage on the following described property located in Seminole County, Florida. to-wit: BeginnIng 040.0 fit East and eis.is teat North of the Southwest corner of Government Lot 1. SEC. TION 32, TOWNSHIP 19 SOUTH, RANGE 32 EAST, run North feet to Meander Line. North Line of Lot 1, thence North 24 degrees SO" East 320.23 feet along the Meander Line, thence South SO degrees 0' East along the Meander Line 132.0 feet, thence South decrees a' East along Meander line so feet thence South 112A3 flit. thence South 40 degrees 30' 10" West 232.33 feat, thence South 100 feet, Ihenci Wett 43.7 feet to beginning. TOGETHER WITH non exclusive right.of.way for ingress and egress over the following described property: Begin 440' E of the SW Corner of Government 1054. SectIon Township IS South, Range 32, East, Thence N 11115' to the beginning of the lands d.scrik.d. SIIItICU W 13.7'. thence S and parallel to the first course herein descrIbed a distance of 111.15' to Mullet Lake Park Road. thence W 43.7' to point of beginning. an Other relief. You are hereby required to file your written defenses with the Clerk said Court and serve a copy thereof upon the Plaintiffs, or Plaintiffs' attorneys, whose address 5 annexed hereto, on or before Septem lOtn, 1914, or a Defaull will be entered against you. WITNESS my hand and seal as Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, this 11th day of August, 1974. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 322-2611 8319993 dialnage and utility easement, it wit: The Easterly io.x feet of th Drainage and Utility Easement o Lot 12, Block A. SWEETWATEP Pubilsit: Sept. 3, 1570 OED.lI NOTICE OF SUiT THE STATE OF FLORI TO. DENNIS N. MEREDITH Residence Unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit has been filed against you in the Circuit Court for Seminole County, Florida, entitled: W. 0. JACKSOn and ROSE LEE JACKSON. his wife, Plaintiffs. vs. JOHNSON & JOHNSON DEVELOPMENT CO., INC., a 0riondo - Wintet Pwk gIven, passed and adopted Resolution closing, vacating an abandoning, renouncing an disclaim Ing any and all right of Ut County of Seminole and the public I and to the following descrIbe Sheriff Seminole County, FlOs'ida Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. ' ao*ve PublIsh: Aug. 77, Sept.]. 10, 17, 1510 DEC.1I0 i day of August, AD. 1,10, in ft County CommIssioners' Meetir g Room in the Courthouse at Said or Seminole County, Florida, purs to PetItIon and Not Ice heretofc. described personal property, That said sale It being made to Satisfy the terms of said Writ of Execution. John E. Polk, ' NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that v virtue os that certain Writ of Execution issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County, Florida, upon a end yea r,nquwedt.,e,w. at your oriften defenses, if mY, to final ludgmsnt rendered In aforesaid court on the 0th day of GENE N. STEPHENSON, STEPHENSON, STALNAKER AND June, AD. 1q70, In Ihat certain case BEANE, P.A.. Attorneys for the entitled,' Sanford Boat Works & Petitioner, and to file the original Marina, Plaintiff. vs Dart English, with me Clerk of the above-led Defendant, which aforesaid Writ Court on or before October aSh, 1570: Execution ws delivered to me as oltierwiss, a Judgmint may be SherIff of Seminole County, Florida, uttered against u for ttsu relief and I hay, levied upon the following demanded In the Petition for described property owned by Dan EIISPI, said property being located OlsioMlin. WITNES$myharstandthesealoi In Seminole County, Florida. more this Court this 31st day of August, particularly descrIbed as follows: One Satticratt boat, 3.5'S" in length, Y4" beam year 1900, FIA No. (S.at OOSSY, 4 cylinder, gray marine twin Arthur H. Beckulth, Jr. engines; warner gears; no 1dm. Clerk of the Circuit Court tiflation plates, marks or rximbers By: Cherry Kay Travis on either engine or transmission; DepiAy Clerk steelhulllocatedatthesanford Boat P'.lhn: Sept. 3, 10, 11, 24, 1574 Works, Osteen Bridge. DEDlI Additional Information available from the Civil DiviSion of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. men?. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE an the undersigned as Sheriff COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL NO. 74.lfl.CA.$9.0 CAMERON.BROWN COMPANY, Plaintiff, Orange County, FlorIda, upona final _________ CLASSIFlED ADS NOTICE OF RESOLUTIC CLOSING, VACATING Ah ABANDONING DRAINAGE Mi UTILITY EASEMENT TO WHCAA IT MAY CO?iCEN,: NOTICE Is hereby given that it Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, Florida, at I Reguler Meeting held on the 31 the seal of the Circuit Court at .niurg, ' legally described as: Lot II, SlockM. Camelot UnIt Two PiataouPagesnan%ofme atic Recordo at SmInOl. County, Florida. Public hearing will be held Thursday, September10. lSlOat 7:30, P.M.lnmecaaalberryCityHaIl.ss uto TrIplet Drive, Co Florida or as soon thereafter as Thk. Mary W. Hawthorne, CRY clerk CaaevTy. Florida Publish: Sept. 3, 970 (Seal) OED.14 ________________________ "I IA, vwwi Uae ymn y,nuq S...- _________________ ludomint rendered In the aforesaid JAMES T. CRA000CK and court on the 30th day of July, AD. VELMA J. CRA000CK. his wife, ii ISiS. In mat certaIn case entitled, al, Florida Rock Industries, Inc. Defobeemi. Plaintiff, •vs. William N. Shell, NOTICE OP SALE Defendant, whidt aforesaid WrIt at Notice is hereby given that pur. Execution was delIvered to me as soant to Summary Judgment Sheriff at Seminole Cou,y, Florida. Foreclosure entered in the ahave and I hav levied upon the following entItled cause In the Circuit Court at described property owned by Seminole County, Florida, I will sell William N. Shell. said property the property situated in SeminOle being located in Seminole County, County, Florida, described as: Florida, more partIcularly Lit 0, LAYO WOOD, according to described as follows: the Plot thereof recorded In Phi Ofw 1572 Ford Truck. pick.up, ID look 11. Page U, at the Public NO. F 37YNHOOS7S. FlorIda Title No. Records of Seminole County. N11032 red in color Florida, being stored a? Attamonte Garage, at public sale to the highest and best 117 Longwood Avenue, Altamonte bidder for cash at the west front Springs, Florida. door of the Seminole County Additional information available Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, at from the Clvii Division of the 11:00A.M. on September 15th, A.D. SemInole County Sheriff's Depart. meal. (SEAL) and the undersigned a Sheriff of Arthur H. Bickwlffi, Jr. Seminole County, Florida, will at Clerk of the Circuit Court 11:00 A.M. on the 2h day of Sep By: Cherry Kay Travis timber, AD. 1510, offer for sale and Deputy Clerk sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Lyrm James Hinson, of subject to any and all existing leWis, TURNIULL, ABNER AND at the Front (West) Door of the DANI ELI SemInole County Courthouse in TEN OF THE ADOPTION OF SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH, A MINOR, these presents command youtoapp.tarandfileyourAnswer or other pleading with th Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Seminole County Courthousi, Sanford. Florida. and serve a copy thereat on Petitioners' attorneys, CLEVELAND, MIZE I. BRIDGES.onorbeforeme23rdday of September, 1970, otherwise a default will be entered against you, WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL of the Clerk of SIte Circuit Court on this 10th day at August, 1974. Arthur H. Be*w,th, CleftofttwBaerdat I , vs. TO: ROBERT FAULPIER, SOARDOPAQJUSTMIm LAST KNOWN NOTICEISH!REIYOIVENthat WHOSE RESIDENCE AND MAILING me City at Casielberry loud Adjustment wIll hold a public ADORESS ARE UNKNOWN: A sworn Petition for Adoption of hearing. Mr. Bernard Fidelo, owner, Ahed Fauior by David I... is..req.eet: a variance from: flhandLl,R.$mth,h;swife, Y Regelatiens me Cede, to construct an inground having been flied in the Circuit Court owImmIll pool three 3 flit from inandforsemlnOieCounty,FIOflo, mee*lstlnlstructure.mepsrsslis the tItle of which is IN THE MAT- DEC.14 County Commissleners in and for S.minol County, Florida By: Joaevt Hare Deputy Cleft Execution ls*aed out of and under In me Matter ii The Adoption of: SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH. a minor. NCT$CEOF PNOcEED:?;Q FICTITIOUS NANI Itetic. is hereby given That I am engaged in business a 2050 Sanford PRECINCT Ave., Sanford, Saininole Cbonty, Florldauftpseflctltio(Jsnameof HYGANEENTERPRISES,.ndt,I, PRECINCT NO. 33 I intend to register laid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, PRECINCT NO. 51 SemInole County, Florida In ccwIth the provisions of the Fitltiot,ii Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 505.09 Florida 17. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that clear notice of the poUinq places5: John R. Knoll, Jr. tar saiderectocts be publishea In one (1) issue of a newspaper of general PublIsh: Aug.77, Sept. 3.10,17. 1774 circlat,p within the Cãunty. ADOPTED this ltSs day of July, AD, 1910. BARRETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, NA., Plaintiff, DED11 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. t0.IS37CA.21.F DEO.13 iisisiwrs designate polling places for opeclai elections, NOTICE OP SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of that certain Writ at Publish: Sept. 3. 1 it the CIty of ovie, Florida Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 754111.CA*I ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF CRY Clerk RESOLUTION ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER K1MIRO(JOH, SECONDED BY MMlUIONER WILLIAMS, THE FOLLOWING RISOI.UTION WA Legal Notice (I t1' �PrIy.$s$.3. 1,74 Ans,sr a Prs,lous Puals Moisture _____HOROSCOPE Chic Young BLONDIE I, ACen.. —_I Mort Walker I I4AVE AN UNEA FEEiS fIAT fl4E GENEg4 19 WA1i4iN VEY MOVE I MAKE o O YOU TWINK ITS J&J6T * VAA6NAflON NO EITI4Eg IJIAT iTOE 5WMlI:T6I1tW M1K 9M AS I4AD ,7\,N9TAu.EP \. C AN). 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Ravi BEETLE BAILEY _______ — — THE BORN LOSER by Ass Sensom III RAMftED... _ — I 090FKV)A 10 _ - II - 110 ii — ______ ____ r_ - — —. — — by Bob Montana ARCHIE SUNDAY Cli 40 Wild an of BRERNKZBRDEOSOL For Satvrday Spt.mb.r 4, 1976 in your bank roll. You have a A11 (Mud) 21*ti 19) tendency to be extravagant. ft This ou1d be an exciting and .needa to be checked. f day for you,bt*be wary O1a SCoRPiO (Oct. *Nov. 22) pal who has a kookY EhemI• You'll be lucky today provided you're better oft 1101 be do get in your own way, Involved. Plow with the tide of events, not TAURUS (April $May ) against them. fortunate today SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. where aw career 2i) Others can be won over now are concerned. When op to ideas or plans that you're porhay knocks, be partial to. But be careful not to GEMINI (May tailor the facts to suit your You'll be quite enterprising listener. YOU have the ability to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. handle large projects. Be bold, 19) Be as gracious and conr but 1101 siderate of your dose friends, CANCER (June 21-July 22) today as you will be with perOthers will have more coI)t701 sons you only have business twNcht%lnSsyou gain dealings with. or joy today thanyou will AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) .. yourself. Don't be fearful. Your In an important matter where needs will be 1 primary an associate Is involved, be awe siderltk5t he checks with you firat before LEO (July 23.Aug.fl) You're capable of making sound changing Plans You both agreed Ever 1I_!_hIj:1;jI L i eTes In I I Z— • it BUGS BUNNY 1fl4 II ! ;j 1 jI - by Stoffel & H.ImdsId 1T45 1OUGH -r FEEL P4FETIORT' 'tI N D6H— IWa ri M4i lSnUtD PRISCILLAS POP by Al CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Verm.,,, by tony Lawi UNFORTUNATELY, ARID WAS RIGHT THE FIRST TIMEJ 1-3 F FRANK AND ERNEST — WIN Al BRIDGE differences between heart attacks and the transitory, anginal pains ! am sending u The Health Letter number 2-10, Heart Attack, Myocardial Infarction, Angina Pectori,, Others who want this information can send a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with SO cents for ii Send your letter to me In care of the Evading Herald P fl R,sv 1 51 f1_1J. .., - -. .' Radio City Station, New iota, N.Y. 119. by Bob Tho,i F ONE DRY 4tN x OOT A D0141f HRR$JY HOSI IN GRAND oil ( CtNWRi. ' 9.3 F TUMBLEWEEDS six diarnid bidden, but the great majority of players stopped at the nice, safe ,. .i three-notrump contract. We show the hand here because it is one of those hands that are a cinch to bid right after the game is over. Even today we doubt if many pairs in the finals of the world's championship would get to that fine notrump slam. We also doubt If Ted and Mike would get there If we gave them the hand to bid toay. Somehow or other 4,) modern science would not allow for Mike's final jump to six notrump which certa nly was the winning bid. A New York reader wants to know if we really have the conversations in our Monday articles. The answer is that we talk over nearly all the articles, but that the actual Monday conversations are somewhat contrived. Otherwise, we would not have space. (Do you have a question for the experts Write "Ask the Jacobys" care of this newspaper The Jacobys will answer individual questions it stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions will be used in this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) As Just put your arm I But then there's the more usual story A --Page 1C didn't worry as much as I thought I would. Show don't me any trouble, knowing my wife's in the police department. I'm very give proud of her." In January, LInda Brown, became a detective in the Sanford Police Department. Prior to that, she was secretary to Police Chief Ben Butler. Before taking the step from secretary to detective, Mrs. Brown discussed her career aspirations with her husband, who works for a snack vending-machine company. "I thought it was pretty unusual for her to be a detective," said Brown, "but she was working at the police department before we were married, and I'd accepted it. She likes her work," he continued,"and when you're married well, I expect her to respect what I want to do, and I respect what she wants to do." Brown has about his wife what is often a dangerous occupation. "But after she became a detective, I to want U .J EI - reservations - - - ------A S — (Herald POLICE uaae Warns photo pointers from Sgt. Jerry Capshaw of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office before riding POINTERS the roads of the county in the wee hours of Saturday morning for a first-hand look at law enforcement, 1976-style. Story. Page 3A. UKdy, WBICR Story ao you want to hear — thn nna ihn,it tha Grandma mugging, the tea room rnblng&j who Is held. hostage?" POLITICS by Garry Trudeau Around The Clock rxwr 4fl AWCor I CAE 1YSLRcQ L41RI/ if ; Y o 4'JJ Attorney Caledar .............. ... 10-A Page flit: Voter turnout forecasts for Seminole, state Editorial ............... ....4-A ! £l4YT4YM$- I Page 1 2A: :1 !TJfJ\\( 4-A Bridge Democrats target Fechtel seat Seminol e Magazine: Election reminders VOTE TUESI)AY Crossword ................ Det. Jaques had been with the Sheriff's Department five years, first in accounting and doing court work, before being offered the position in the detective division. Her duties are confined largely to missing persons and Juveniles, but there are times when she is called out at night in cases which are potentially hazardous. - "It doesn't really bother me," said Jaques of his wife's nightline forays Into the world of crime, "She's chosen it as an occupation, and we just accept the danger involved." Jaques is a salesman for a nursery. There is one element of Dot. Jaques' work that does get her husband a little heated. supper "When I hear people calling the police pigs and getting host il e, that's the only time I get concerned about her occupation," he said. "There're a lot of people out there who resent the police" Another husband of a policewoman whose worries are held at bay by his wife's level-headed approach to her work is Gene Jaques, former mayor and councilman of Longwood. Them To Ktn By BOB LLOYD Herald Writer A circuit court judge has enjoined four former -4II)J4U7v UI S Sanford--manufac ur ng rm disclosing formulas, processes or composition of more than 55 products, pending further action in the firm's lawsuit alleging conspiracy and theft - f'__I__-. . - -. t i fi from of trade secrets. Page 6A: I.ykkebak Vs. Cheshire for State Jaques of his wife, Carol, a detective with the Seminole County Sheriff's Department since April last year. Thom Th _..._j_.._.. _I To d a y around packing a pistol and making arrests on her own, but no police officer does that." Mrs. Brown said the other detectives are protective toward her and back her up whenever they suspect she might have difficulties. "That makes me feel good," said her husband. So far, smiled Det. Brown, she has only had one hole put Into her and it wasn't a bullet. A troublesome suspect, resisting being fingerprinted, lashed out at her, putting a hole in her hose! Generally, Dot. Brown works an 8-to-5 shift. "We have this arrangement; if she has to work late she calls. That breaks up all the worry right there," said her husband. It also means he gets started for himself and their 2-year-old daughter, Niki. Brown concluded that life Is not too difficult, being married to a cop. 'Not when I trust her Judgment," he said. ey've Got A (Few) SecretsL. by Donna Ites) Rep. Richard Kelly (R-Holliday) gets a few Patteson) -- I 4 A jean "She doesn't get excited too easy. "She's well trained and there's no danger she couldn't get out of," said It would be different If she was rushing People don't mess with Tom Brown. His wife's a cop. "They think it's cool, me being married to a police officer," said Brown. "And they iV by MY WIFE, THE COP Women's Editor . — of a cop's WIFE,,. rld By JEAN PATESON by T. K. Ryan it that's a frequent order heard in the Tom Brown J household where MRS. Brown practices her law 1 enforcement tech nique. . .she's a cop entering 000NESBURY to behind your back...' I (Hifild pflo,. I 'OK, Tom, cool it. ! by Gill Fox IS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA&ffl! PI Dil wood The probe was turned over to 'the Longwood Police Depart. LONGWOOD - The ment, according to Public thudng probe into reported Safety Director Douglas Keller, sexual Involvement of city by State Atty. Abbott Herring's police officers with one or more office. Keller said the Ingirls said to be under the age of vestigatlon did not Involve the may lead into the fire use of city vehicles while of. department as well. / ficers were on duty. He said the Sources close to the police ,. investigation by Herring's department said Friday that a office involved allegations ,' fireman on duty "was caught in . . against only three officers. the sack" with a teenage girl In Herring, contacted at his S.,, -. recent months by a colleague Sanford office, said the nfflt'. wj UI ULUUII wastaken at the _______ acted on a "citizen's complaint time by officials. and gave its findings to the Meanwhile, City Councilman Longwood Police Department. $]erard Connell has called on "I won't confirm or deny that firefighters and patrolmen in 'I the complaint involved sex or the public safety department to GERARD CONNELL how many officers were ac. voluntarilysutsnit to polygraph clje-J," Herring said, adding, tests. other councilmen did not '1 don't want to publicize the Connell has urged all city believe it to be a proper allegations." officials and department heads municipal expenditure. "Our investigation didn't to take the lie-detector tests to All but three of the public reveal any "clear up the whole bloody works employes voluntarily violations," criminal law Herring said, mess in the community." took polygraph tests at city confirming that his inHe recommended the action expense during the probe of vestigators took "more than safter the city council suspended that department. one sworn statement" in the eight employes of the public Three city police officers late probe. works department and fired Thursday resigned amid an Although Keller said Friday four others on a series of investigation into allegations that the internal police in. allegations ranging from that policemen were sexually vestigatlon conducted by conversion of city property to involved with one or more Detective Frank Taylor was personal use to the theft of city teenage girls, completed, City Council property. The officers, Sgt. Roy Bur- . Qiafrmnan J. H. Grant said the Connell said he would per- field, Paul Wills and Steve Pnenh I. '.'ei....i-' 'ui'ieiuue under anal' pay for the testing If Coapinan, resigned "for perKeller's direction. "4. 7W' . . just angina. The thing to do is call yow doctor, not try to treat yourself. To help you separate the F ts Ii rg ed By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer I 3 - - DEAR DR. LAMB — What effects do nitroglycerine tablets dissolved under the tongue have Dr. on people with heart trouble? It seems to bring relief. I would Lamb like to know how this is brought about and how much isltufeto take? DEAR READER — The principle use of nitroglycerine Web under the tongue Is to Nitroglycerine also has other relieve transitory cheat pain effects — gnjngç decrease from heart disease. The tablets In tone of the large arteries, and lose their effectiveness quickly it even affects the mineral if not stored properly. They miaratlons. particularly Should be kept In a tightly potassium, in the cells of the sealed glass bottle from your heart muscle during an attack Here is a hand that conpharmacist. A plastic container of heart pain. It will tributed materially to the vic' will not do. When the bottle is reverse the changes in fttoryof Ted Lightner and Mike opened, take out a few for your electrocardiogram that are Gottlieb in the 1932 life masters pain, needs and keep the rat In a associated with some attacks of Playing at six notrump tightly dosed bottle Inside htt Pith. Mike simply knocked out the refrigerator. A fresh workable Sometimes the effects of tablat alould produce a distinct nlgroglycerine can mislead the ace of clubsand collected five clubs, three diamonds and the burning sensation under the doctor. The emphasis is on Its major suit aces and kings for tongue. Never use tablets that role In relieving heart pain. It his 12 tricks and what turned have been removed from the will also relieve pain from out tobean absolute top score bottle for longer than a week. esophageal muscle spasm. with no one close. Nitroglycerine causes muscle Since esophageal spasm causes True, two of the three pairs who bid six clubs made it. The fibers to relax, mostly the type chest pain similar to heart pain other pair lost to an Inspired of muscle we call emoothit is easy to fall into the trap of muscle. Those are the in- thinking the ndW of Pelt) diamond lead by East. The bad diamond break beat the voluntary muscles that are In proves It was heart pain when the walls of the blood vessels in fact that may VA be the can. and also in the digestive tube. SIDE GLANCES Occasionally nitroglycerine A -I1.el.. 14417 Cl.... ...hl. 4.. 4IUIAU UIIII IU can cause a major drop in blood the veins relax, the veins ex- pr mre. This can be an adpand and trap a larger amount verse reaction at the onset of a of blood. There is less blood heart attack. For this reason returned to the heart from the nitroglycerine should only be veins. The heart doesn't pump used by the patient to relieve as much Wood as before and the short recurrent anginal pains or heart muscle works less to prevent them. I do not The heart pain Is caused by recommend that a patient take the heart muscle working too them when the, have chest pain hard in comparison to the for the first time In months or amount of circulation it is the chest pain lasts more than receiving. When the heart work seven or eight minutes. Take Is decreased the pain goes only one. Too often new or away. You are right. It works different or prolonged pain is a and is effective medicine. full blown heart attack and not 10 Sanford, Florida 32171—Prjce 20 Cents Probe SPreads but yours PISCES (Feb.0-March 20) also subject to self-doubts. of your peers today you'll be Have faith in decisions you've the o who's most achniret thought through. Your unselfish atttt'xie wins VIRGO (Aug 23 you latIr respect. You might find yourself in YOUR BIRTHDAY middle of something very Sept. 4. lix profitable today. A generous The year holds promise of third party will be gain and advancement In bringing it about. care.jjse. Unusual situations UBRA (Sept. 230ct. 23) may suddenly develop that will Enjoy yourself today but try to help you climb the ladder of do it wfthet* putting a big dent Nitroglycerine Eases Heart Pain 69th Year, No. 13—Sunday, Sept. 5, 1915 ' By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY * EDITION Circuit Judge Dominick Salt I issued the order in a civil suit filed by Southern Shortenings Inc. against William Barker of Maitland, Charles Lynn of Longwood, Alfred F. Greene Jr. of Sanford and Mary M. Bonar of Longwood. Southern Shortenings Inc. produces and sells emulsifiers, dough conditioners, dry mixes, pan oils and related products for the bakery industry. Dear Abby ............ .. ..z-c Dr. Leb Horoscope .................5-C Meanwhile, Greene, Lynn and Bonar are lloepltal ...............0-A seeking a restraining order against Southern Obituaries .......... Shortenings Inc. claiming they have been conOpinion .. ... .......... ....S-A stantly followed, annoyed and harassed by Sports.. ......... 1-3-8 persons connected with their former employer. Television ................$-$-D Affidavits filed In circuit court claim the three Weather ..................I-A have been put In fear of bodily harm by Jr, Women ...................14-C cldents, Including Aug. 15 and 24, when persons ' allegedly tried to run them down with autos. The affidavits also allege that the three have been the subjects of a series of hara.ssing telephone calls at unreasonable hours threatening lawsuits and bodily harmshould they not cooperate with Southern Shortenings mr. in the return of alleged trade secrets "of which the defendants have no knowledge." The lawsuit states that Barker was the company's sales manager, Lynn was technical director researching new products, formulas, processes and techniques, that Greene was a chemist conducting analytical analysis on the firm's products and Bonar was a bakery technician who assisted Lynn. The firm alleges that the f.ur persons "in late winter or early spring of 1976 in Seminole County" conspired together to terminate their employment with Southern Shortenings Inc. and to "appropriate unto themselves" the firm's trade secrets including the results of research by Lynn, plus customer lists and other information. The lawsuit also claims that the four em- I ---- Inc.'s formulations to be sold to Southern Shortening Inc.'s customer, by Barker, Lynn, Greene and Bonar under a private label." The lawsuit asks a restraining order to keep the former employes from divulging to other-'5 the trade Shortenings Inc., and also seeks In excess of $2,500 damages from the tour persons. The lawsuit also asks for "an accounting ci any profits realized from or attributable to use o: such confidential and trade secrets Insecrets of Southern formation." Southern Shortenings Inc., in the lawsun claims that Lynn removed from the firni possession and control "all of the research an: technical information compiled while he Southern Shortenings Inc. employe." The suit states that Lynn was discharged :. c failure to report for work and failed and reLed to delivery to the firm its laboratory notebooks and other memoranda or writings prepared while he was employed as technical director Lynn's Lawyer, William Letfler Ill, said that he could not comment on an aspect of the pending ployes, who were later discharged, contacted a representative of a New Jersey firm "to products to Southern Shortening litigation. No date has been set for a hearing. manufacture A . ,.j• -.•- ;. . I. 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S Too Much' Parental Cri* ticism Can Hurt Children WT tA7AYEri, tat "People often WASO to u Felker pints out that atuiks rather than try to force or not be repeated — to be more who often aspect lllesr.okls to does he hesitate? Qithfre' with pIIslu2lents. (AP) — Pareoti who comta pram positive things avid seem to indicate that children coerce them Into doing specific. behave like l.yw. a poor self-image tend to be Children who lick positive cvftIfre the t!ft theft eM. thiselves — f you're positive do not know how to cvzuate something beyond their mnL Mother common error that Felker lIds iavual 'SW" of fesrful of new situations and self-concepts, Felker believes, dren do wrung, while ignoring about ycamsU, Its often mis- themselves; they often judge As an example he uses the can reinforce a negative self- poor seffconne$ In a child, the experiences, often become pessimistic the things they do rIØ*, can cc d INS 'prldiful,"Felker themselves more harshly than familiar parental warning, "I image, the father offlveuys,Is flr4ofwhldlls the kind ofthing Finally, how does the child adults. "They become ciam problimi In rjclai ad- says. His adele. is for p&ada an adoit would. Parents should don't want you ever to do to compare children with their a child says about himself. Does evaluate himself? U he is hy. generally negative — toward jentmd, wane a Pordoe Uni. not to be afraid to False them- teach their children the art of anything like that again." A brothers and sisters. "Evaluate he seem to like himself, or does percrltical, Felker points out, themselves and others. They're selves In front of theft children vnLty Fatamor. 1fctlticimi. more realistic solution, Felker them Individually," he advises, he apply words like "dummy"? this can lead to a negative self- fearful and anticipate the worst Prof. Donald Felker, h.d of and to encoorage their Children Another suajedlon Is to ad says, would be to point to the while noting that some of the Is the Child enthusiastic about image, causing the child to — interpreting things generally the Dopmtsnev* of Odid Devel- to do the same thing. realistic goals for children particular "Iting" that should harshest critics are siblings; new, different situations, or downgrade his accom• ina negative way." opened and Family Studies within Pirdue's School of I. _______ believes that such behavior can adversely affect a child's self-ünage. "Kids dart thinking negative 9th about themidtMaIiaflth.,. -- - - from parents," he wane. 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"I've never said any ranie1ent or illegal acts were Involved, but from the evidence I've gathered there is extremely poor management, poor business practices, poor judgement and a gross misuse of federal funds," Largen said Wednesday. Ott said Largen "doesn't know enough about SEEDCO to jornment." And the agency director said Largen has "Implied In several letters that Uwe are criminal activities going on at SEEDCO." Orr also said Largen requested an FBI Investigation of SEEDCO in the spring of 1975 and brought a Sentinel Star columinist In May of 1975 to a Hamel QT. 1111IROUBON IMPORTI ByEDPRICKErr HeuM8Wr1ter . _________ JIM 7 Iterfor 3 rolk 29t LOW • • ''S • S \\ FRUIT MOPS \ • 1 If tnacouuaamc S How cope with dress? "Some Ihysicalactisltymaybeftsemost healthful and relaxing thing for anemotlanailytiredtherapgst," Dr. Cray says. "We are confined to a chalrtosit and listen all day." Dr. and Mrs. Cray collabo. rated on a paper on the chiatrist and his family and presented It recently to a meet. tog of the AmericanPiybji Association In Miami Beach, egJar Irk.99i • Its Drawbacks PAW ALTO, Calif. (AP) — says Marjorie Cray, a former psychiatric soda) wuñar who's married to one. home after listening all day to the pstleda' woes, says Mrs. Cray, the payddatrlat is emotionally and not likely to make an attesdlve husband and fathsr. "Helsnolongerinamoodto WAN. Moreover, the problem ofhlifanllyseesnverytrfte compared to the problem be han been focusing on," she explains. "His seneltivity Is dulled." Mrs.Qayadinitsthatshe feels jealous of the pitied who has a priority on her husband's emotion and time. She dies a cane where a child shouted to hispsycbiatrldfather,'WhonI grow up, I'll never be a doctor. I ward to be a pstiedr' Her husband, Cray, who's on the staff of Stanford Medical School and a practicing psychotherapist tional here, acknowledges stress Intrinsic in hils protals. sian. The dress, he says, often expresses ___ itaelflnthesidcldeof welltrabsed and respect.d payddafr Limitipok. a.ghv psic. $1.03 MON*T4*3O' 'p DINNIR v.., wo-4 64 In Family Has Islttherapedlctohaveapry. (1tThru9.4.16A9$ ' LMoNa0 I thitrtd L tw,? ot at , 100 80$ PINCRI SOW Rig. 4SC 37 AI...line quality___ Pencil- IU1.ALL °'°°°&°' Sob! 39c Reg. 75C Sal.. . ii dries clear and bit. 4-as. - iii.. Typewriter Paper Tablet now thru 9.d.'76. L, 2. meeting called to discuss the removed, Largen's reply was Orr blames Largen for feasibility of a health main- affirmative. "I think there "attacke" by a Seidl Star te orniution (0) should be a ga in ad. rnliimnlit nm "* fra ministration; Fm talking about began 11 months ago, public for Seminole County. Ott says shortly after the the hierarchy, the board and opinion has been eroded to the meeting "an attack" by the that group." point that normal channels of Orlando newspaper began on "If he (Largen) can't sub- commerce have been shut off. SEEDCO. At Wednesday's stantiate there are thieves We have had Insurance policies conference, Orr said newspaper or crooks then the next thing is canceled, bonds terminated, dories contained 136 errors of to say that we're dumb," Ott credit refused where it once fact. Ott has submitted a replied. was standard, and loans or lines complaint of unfair reporting to Concerning the HMO Issue, of credit refused by banks," Ott the National News Council. Largen said he would support said. Largen said he has never an HMO in Seminole if It is used A General Accounting Office "4Isagreed i principle" with to help indigents. (GAO) investigation cleared SEEDCO, but the physician But he said the Ott proposal Ott and SEEDCO of any Insaid be would, like to see the would have been a "money- stances of Illegality. An Interim agency do what it was ad up to making organization." The GAO report was released last accomplish — provide jobs for physician went on to say that week. and aid the needy. The report rapped the agency SEEDCO knew next to nothing Orr says SEEDCO Is about the operation of an HMO for poor business practices, but responsible for 273 jobs In and that the I0,000 feasibility Orr says he has known all along Seminole. The agency director study conducted here by the that mistakes have been made also says SEEDCO has pumped agency was a "waste of tax- and will continue to occur as almost $5-million in federal payer money." long as SEEDCO is in business. dollars Into the local economy Also, Orr cited a $5000 exOtt said he envisioned paying since agency efforts got un- patients at the HMO, because tortion attempt, burglary and derway In 1971. Ott says an HMO here would an attempted shooting as "I feel that the principles of reduce the cost of medicine to examples of harassment. Orr an organization like SEEDCO everyone because profits from said a Sentinel Star reporter are lofty and Ideal, and I would the HMO would be spent to was found creeping around gladly participate If a new reduce the cost of medicine. SEEDCO offices at 3 o'clock administration was installed The SEEDCO study showed one morning. that would exercise good an HMO was not feasible for Ott blamed many of his business principles, good Seminole County. The reason, woes on the Orlando financial responsibility and see the report said, was a lack of newspaper. He said the that the majority of the federal participation on the part of area SEEDCO board of directors Is money is filtered down to the doctors. But Orr said he had 38 considering a lawsuit against bottom," Largen said. signatures of persons Interested the publication. If the lawsuit Asked If that meant Ott and in an HMO before Largen began isn't filed, he said the agency his directors should be a campaign "to destroy us." will ask the National News Council for a ruling. Though a grievance has been Wed with the council, Orr said officials at the New York-based agency are waiting to see If legal action is taken. If it Is. It's doubtful the news council will 1 investigate. UTOCO(PONPUCUSTOU SChOOL 50*11 Sob! 37c Cigar boxes'. handy 40 LIZ AND DICK SETTLE H ERE Ui and Dick are together again—right here in Sanford! But don't scramble for Your autograph book. Liz and Dick are two llamas recently donated to the Central Florida Zoo by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orltt of Loch Arbor. The Oritta, shown above welcoming the new arrivals, ordered the llamas by telephone from a farm in Sisters, Ore. They named the animals after their son. Dick and their daughter, Liz. Dick, llama on the left. Is 14 months old. Llami Liz is a year old. Question: Will it last? State Attorney Completes Probe Longwood Charges Eyed By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Today, Conne ll called for all elected and appointed offlcls of the city to voluntarily take He detector tests to help clear "up the whole buody u's" ln*?se commwJW. LONGWOOD A probe of alleged wroft ' doing in the city's Cornell said he would persona lly pay for the testing II cuancil public works department by State Attorney Abbott Herring's co lleagues did not believe It was a proper expenditure of city office has been concluded, according to Herring, and a decision Is funds. now being made on what charges if any will betoed. Early last year, council members, Including Connell and Sources close to the investigation say they expect both felony Council Qiafrman J.R. Grant, separately investigated problems and misdemeanor charges to be filed against at least some of the in the poli ce department. No Charges were flied although It was four city employes who have been fired and eight others who have determined that several police offi cers had received more Inbeen suspended without pay for from one to five days. centive pay than they were entitled to and that money from the Mayor James R. Lormann said earlier this week that Improper sale of accident reports copies had been diverted Into a activity which had been occurring In the public works department benevolent f und and the treasury of a fraternal organliitloo. which includes street, utility and maintenance operations After Public Safety Director Douglas Keller took office, he said ranged from drinking beer on the job to the theft of city property. he found no Intent on th e part of the officers involved to do Meanwhile, Gerard Connell, one of two city councilmen who anything wrong. refused to vote on suspending and firing employes because no Since then, Connell's reports to the council of complaints he evidence aiaIn!t the men wwe as nr.eant.d malla,I hi. r..,n. Sm. r' received against police officers have been determined to be unrefusing to the state Commission on Ethics Wednesday. founded. The other councilman who declined to vote, Parker Anderson, Lormann said complaints against officers of stopping young said he is sendi ng copies of his reasons to the ethics commission girls motorists on e th road in the early hours of the morning for and Herring's office, extended periods of time were without foundation. - 2.1 .00 l.g69t.ocfi Just For kiddi.... Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents rItic Urges Fir ing PAPER PLATES ____ Thru 9.4.16 LImit 1. LOMONflI a Psychiatrist ...with3 i.f!!!ii 01W Sanford, C Of Orr, SEEDCO Board 1t•i l,YlIIlflJsJ; —'in -- BAR --— NAM IWEAT 3 llISiSlIJISJ:fl 69th Year, No. 11, 1976—Thursday, Sept. 2, 1976 - . . S•S -- 0 Traffic Fines To Graveyard Sites Credit Cards Okay James Perry, former Seminole Economic Employment Development Corp. vice-president, says U half the news articles about SEEDCO were NEW YORK (AP) — Th Wed law enforcement too may come not from a bolder but from a state trooper's bad pocket when he whips old hi — creditcard Imprirder. In Wisconsin, speeders non can pay traffic fines on theli Master Charge cards and Iowa is considering accepting the card for slnijlar vI 1a*lnu Credit cards are breaking tradition not only In the police department but In virtually every huflh4lon. The Florida State Supreme Court recently approved an agreement with the date's Bar Association that Allows payment of legal fees on credit cards. positive, the agency "no doubt would be a success." Today Roaches Found Again At Day Care Center By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer A day care center which serves children living In Sanford's public housing has once again failed to meet basic sanitation requirements. A second inspection by the county health department, conducted last week, found the " day care center at Castle Brewer Court on Sanford's westside still has the roach infestation problem found In a July 24 inspection. "But they are making an effort to correct it," said Ken Hester, an inspector for the county health department's environmental health division. "They have been spraying." Sanford Housing Authority Executive Director Thomas Wilson III said the spraying was done by the housing authority. Housing authority employes checked the building after the spraying, Wilson said, and "did not fine any more roaches than would be normal." heater said the day care center falls below basic sanitation standards in several other areas, too, but he declined to discuss specifics until the center staff, headed by school board candidate Frances Colemen Jackson, has time to correct the problems. Mrs. Jackson could not be reached this morning for comment. He said no specific time limit has been set for correcting the problems, but did say another follow-up Inspection will be made within a week or two." I,'. Las Vegas, a cddLng chapel now accepts the cards for marriage ceremonIes 24 hours a day. Plastic currency has Infiltrated the halls of acadrnl, too, where tuition can be Charged for everything from a masters degree to a certificate from the American Barde41' SchOOL Acceptance of Credit cards at cultural Institutions Is not new, but some new names have been added to the list. The cards now are accepted to the Soviet Union, where aarn1ttan to the Bolabol Ballet and the Moscow Art Salon through the Met Lntcurisi (savel bureau Is as readily accessible with American credit cards as are tickets to a Broadway show in New York. Credit cards are now so much a part of American culture that they have been placed In several Bicentennial time cajsules as examples of basic tools for living in this era. They can be used for such disparate purposes as garbage collection, 0 - -- . •. Gurney: 'Flabbergasted' ORLANDO (AP) Federal "the direction of Justice De- against the retrial. He said it counts. prosecutors will retry partment officials in Washing- would be Illegal to take only "Some other person might former Sen. Edward J. Gurney, ton" was to press the perjury part of a grand jury indictment consider he was being sub. R-Fla, on a perjury charge but count. POLITICS: and try to convict Gurney with jected to a political trial," Dithave dropped a conspiracy The conspiracy count would it in view of the fact that Gur- tmar said. 4th District Court of Appeals, count alleging that he took part be difficult to prove because of ney had already been acquitted The indictment alleged that in a scheme to collect kickbacks a recent ruling by Young that of three other perjury counts, Page 5A Gurney and others took part In from housing contractors. the bulk of testimony from a one bribery charge and one the conspiracy to pressure Florida House Race, Page IA Gurney, silver-haired defend- previous trial could not again charge of accepting unlawful Florida builders for Other Congress Races, Page 9A financial er of then-President Nixon dur- be used again, Alto said. compensation. contributions in return for faI' lfl' ing the televised Senate Water. Retrial is set for Oct. 4 in OrThe Winter Park Republican, vors from federal housing Around The Clock 4-A gate hearings, will be tried on a lando. the only senator indicted in of- agencies. Bridge 3-B charge of lying to a grand jury Alto had indicated strongly in lice in 50 years. was cleared on Calendar ... ...... ........ 6-A during a probe of the fund- the past that he wanted to drop five of the seven counts The perjury count alleges in a Comics ...................3.B raising scandal in 1974. both charges, left from an orig- live-month trial in Tampa last that Gurney lied to a grand jury Crossword .. ........... ..3-B '1 am surprised, shocked and inal seven-count indictment. year. The jury deadlocked on in Jacksonville when he Editorial ............... ...4-A flabbergasted that the attorney testified he did not know that He said he had been informed the other two charges. Dear Abby .................2-B general would reverse recom of the derision by his superiors Young took under advisement his fund-raiser, Larry E. WilDr. Lamb ................ .3-B mendations of his working-level only at 5 p.m. the previous day. two motions from Dittmar that llama, was raising funds In his Horoscope .... ............ 3people to drop charges," the 62. Alter the hearing, he was over- the case be thrown out. behalf before June 1972. Gurney Hospital ................6-A year-old Republican said after heard to say: "They sure put said Gursaid be lerned of it then and The defense lawyer Obituaries ......... 6-A a pretrial hearing Wednesday me on the spot with this." the Imordered it halted. ney had lived 'through Sports .............. .. 10-li-A in Orlando. Alto refused to answer re- pact and harassment of all Alto emphasized that the inTelevision ............ .... 441 Government prosecutor Vin- porters' questions. this" for almost 211 years, since dictment charges that Gurney Weather . ............ ...6-A cent :ItO told U.S. District Gurney's attorney, C. Harris allegations of the scandal first knew of the fund raising and Women .......... .14B Judge George C. Young that Dittmar, argued strenuously surfaced in newspaper ac- lied about it. - ..... The day care center has been critized by public housing tenants, who voiced their complaints at the last meeting of the housing authority commission. The commissioners delayed a decision on renewing a lease for the day care center with Lee-Jack Enterprises until the tenants' complaints could be investigated. The commission's next regular meeting date falls on Sept. 9, when several commissioners and staff members will be attending a Florida Association of Housing Redevelopment Organizations convention In Jacksonville. A new date for the meeting has not yet been set. Commission Chairman Edward Blacksheare said this morning the lease renewal will be discussed at the next meeting. The commissioners will review the health department's inspection reports and Commissioner D.C. McCoy's findings during a personal inspection of the center. Several issues, Including who is responsible for pest control In the day care center, were raised at the last meeting but apparently have not yet been resolved. Tenants also complained that the lease gave Mrs. Jackson control of the building, which is located next to the housing authority offices and is often used as a meeting place, after day care hours. Mrs. Jackson's request for renewing the lease included a price increase thatwould hike daily charges per child to $2.50. Discounts are made if more than one child from a family attends. ..• .•••....... .. Early Warn*ingign Sal For Cancer9 SAN FIIANCLSCO IAI' Two scientists say they have inadvertently found a substance in the blood of cancer patients that could provide an early warning system for the dread disease. Dra. J.C. Morrison and E. T. Bucovaz of the University of Tennessee said Wednesday that tests of 4,200 persons showed the system was nearly 90 per cent accurate in identifying whether patients had cancer. They told a news conference at the American Chemical Society national meeting that 11 - it proves itself in further stud- tea, the blood test could in three years be part of routine yearly physical examinations. Numerous other blood tests have been devised by scientists in the search for a foolproof way to detect cancer at an early stage. No test yet devised has been successful enough to be widely adopted. Morrison dressed that it is unknown how early in the develuiinent of a tumor a positive result will show up In the test, but he said animal studies are under way to find out. He also stressed the test is a general one that may Indicate cancer is present but will not tell doctors where. "This could be a test that would tell a doctor that he should run further tests on a patient, watch the patient closely," he said. Bucuvaz said the two began their research looking at something quite different the structure of yeast cells. In trying to find a protein molecule in the cells, they mixed the yeast with human blood to see if the molecule they were looking for - would combine with a different Protein In the blood. By chance, Bucovaz said, the blood they were using came from a cancer patient, and they found that a protein intheblood did latch onto the yeast protein. When they repeated their experiment with blood (torn a healthy person, be said, it didn't work the proteins did not combine. With 57 per cent of the cancer patients they tested later, they said, the combining occurred; in 91 per cent of the cancer-free patients there was no combination. - �Hun ' a lenI.d. II. 20196 I Two Sa nford M.n Arrested In Store NAflON NBW \\ H By BOB LLOYD with armed burglary and Herald Staff Writer turned aver to officials at the Two Sanford men were held Sanford Juvenile Detention In lieu of $5,000 bond each today (biter. Brown said a 3030 rifle in county Jail following their taken In the second burglary of Mrly morning arrest luelde a the residence hasn't been irglarized ocery Mare. recovered. SheriWi deputies and San. Sanford police Jailed 64-yearord police surrounded old Johnny Bell Wedeesday Fleming's Grocery, SR-41 and night after a shooting Incident -reenway Avenue, east of at Ninth Street and Pew= innford, at a.m. after a citizen Avenue In connection with an eported hearing glass alleged debt. reiking. Bell, of 1100 W. P1gMh St., Officers said a man fried to Sanford, was being held today sit through a broken rear In county Jail In lieu of $16,000 rindow but retreated upon bond on charges of attenited I using officers. murder, nsa of a firearm In • — -. Owner Roecoe A. Fleming commission of a felony end niocked the building and assault and b.ttery. eputles conducted a search. Patrolman H.J. Shea Jr. gt bike Stallworth said he reported a man fired four shots .*' )WdMlchaelMcKmmey,21,of from a .31callber pistol at ' .ã .. . •• #P• -'• hit Place, Midway, inside a Samuel Johnson, of 1100 W .'-ilk-In cooler in the More Ninth St. but missed __'. herifra Detective John I. Officers said two shots went 4 Wit ft~ Oak found Earl Williams, 25, through a wall and Into the tidway Avenue, Midway, In a living room of a home at 1104 rawl space above the store's W. Ninth St. No Injuries were upended ceiling, deputies reported. -p .. '• .. ported. Barbara DWiI Urquhart. 64, liols by Torn VIacw ( Eth McKlnney and Williui of Lii.. Je-sup. San!onl Route ERECTS Construction crewmen positkMl one 01 the 47 apartments in place at Cardinal etc jailed on felony burglary, Three, was being held In lieu of Industries' Sanford Court Complex, 3301 South Sanford Avenue, this morning. urges. $1,000 bond at rowdy Jail y COMPLEX toda Cardinal officials say this newest apartment complex In Seminole County Is to be Sheriff's Detective C.R. on charges of retail theft and used as a model for all of Florida, with 41 of the units to be rented while the rm reported today thist two a police officer. remaining six will serve as one - two. and three-bedroom models. eekend Police report ed the theft uldence in Quuluota have charge was in connection with a en cleared with the arrest of package of cigarettes allegedly Hays' Resignation Averts Ethics Committee Probe WASHINGTON (AP) — His political power destroyed by scandal, Wayne L. Hays chose resignation from Congress as the only way left to hail the House ethics committee's investigation into payroll-sex charges. The Ohio Democrat quit late Wednesday after a two-day effort by his aides to negotiate an end to the ethics committee Investigation. The ethics panel quickly terminated the probe when Hays resigned. Governors Debate Spending WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) — Southern governors are debating whether to urge Congress to take steps to put a lid on federal \\ Cross-Florida Barge Canal 'Economically Ridiculous'? TALLAHASSEE (AP) !:, ' -, ._ -' spending. Under consideration at the final business session of the 42nd annual Southern Gover- nors' Conference today was a resolution petitioning Congress to pass a constitutional — An en- vironmentalist says the U.S. government should scrap the Cross-Florida Barge Canal and turn Its proposed route along the beautiful Oklawaha River into a paradise for gaping tourists. Meanwhile, Col. Donald Wisdonm, district U.S. Army Corps of Engineers chief at Jacksonville, was to explain Corps studies on the canal to state planners today. David S. Anthony of Gainesville, president of the Florida Defenders of the Environment, attacked the studies Wednesday. He said the Corps left out pertinent cost data and refused to release vital information on projected benefits on grounds It was confidential. Anthony said the $420 million waterway is "economically ridiculous; it's a bummer and it's an environmental disaster." State Ballots Contested '•• a!!"ndment. Hof am WORLD IN BRIEF ur Juvenile boys. Two of On boys, ages 12 and To Reach Agreement SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - taken from the PAU super. TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A would-be State Senate candidate says in a federal suit that state requirements to get on the ballot Impose "a discriminatory burden upon poor folks like Warren Folks, who may otherwise be extrordinarily qualified for public office." Folks, a Jacksonville barber who has advocated state's rights and segregation, asked the U.S. District Court Wednesday to declare state filing-fee and ballot-petition laws unconstitutional. He said Elections Director Mary Singleton three times refused to recognize him as an independent candidate in the Senate race between Sen. Mattox Hair, D-Jacksonville, and John Fisher, a former Republican senator. Cheating At Academy Told muketatSanford years, were released to their Shopping Center and the rents after being charged assault charge was made 10 WASHINGTON (AP) — Law- through 1VTI have violated the swers." th burglary, "undermine the confidence of connection with an Incident yen Ivy said he thought expulsion our cadet clients In their atBrown said two boys, ages 1$ J.C. Penney a when Patrolmancusedfor West Point cadets ac- honor code and gone undetected in the academy cheating and unpunished. was the correct penalty for torneys" at mandatory ul 16 years, were charged J.A. Cash arrested the IU5PCt. scandal are offering to give auMeanwhile, Cadet Michael E. those who cheated at West meetings called for all cadets thoritles evidence of wide- Ivy, chairman of the Cadet Point, but that "there is room accused In the sca ndal. ) I vi viii spread honor code violations if Hono r Committee, acknowledg- for punishment less t han exIUU U Rose said the cadets was the Army promises that cadets ed under questioning by the pulsion" within the system for warned to "beware of Individ. . . Involved will not be subject to House panel that he had been minor t ransgressions. usia who are advising you to aid autn*tk expulsion. brought to Washington the day I M i h In another development, their own-self interest" and the The evidence is contained in before his appearance and or- Rose complained that West cadets were told they were Sanford's planning and property proposed for 5W0(fl affidavits from West dered to the Pentagon where Point superintendent U. Gin. "being used,, by "crusaders" ning commission is scheduled have been notified by certified Point cadets and gives names, Army officers went over his an. Sidney Berry attempted to and "reformers." data and details of code awers to questions they anticimeet tonight at S at city hail mall, zoning officials say. VIQISUOUS, consider a routine agenda. accortung LO &- pared ne would race at the —A proposal for se -s e Items planned for discussion gas pumps at 1106 Country Club tomey Michael T. Rose. hearing. e: Rose told a House armed But Ivy said under oath that Road. —Auto-Train's plans for a services subcommittee on his answers were not changed —A request from Robert Wednesday that his offer of evi- by what occurred at the session, rmanent office building at McFayden, who wants to do dence does not rule out "cx- which he said lasted from 9:30 d Str ee t and Persimmon business as a masonry con- pulsion for those who warrant a.m. to 5:45 p.m. But he said renue. —Rezoning of property north tractor from his home. at 1513 it" and that the affidavits will Army officers did make 9th Street and west of Maple W. l6thSt. show that an many as 7% indi- "suggestions as to how I could renue. A public blng *ill —A site plan for Mac's viduals In classes of 1974 Improve The clarity of my anheld and the 15. property Electric, which was tabled at I feet or the the commission's last meeting. U.S., N. Korea Fail &Z Represen- tatives of the United States and North Korea scheduled another meeting Friday after failing today to wrap up an agreement on arrangements to prevent violence between their forces in the Panmunjom truce village. The secretaries of the Korean Military Ar- I FLORIDA: IN BRIEF 1111111 H '0f101 Meets eets Ton g fltt - mistice Commission have been meeting daily since Tuesday. They are discussing North Korea's proposal that its forces and those of the United Nations Command be separated physically by the military demarcation line Which runs through the middle of Panmunjom and the rest of the demilitarized zone. Allied sources said after Wednesday's meeting that agreement on major points was near. - - - _____ lf ervic : Land Swap Called 'Unfair' ___ - me rs wiuun - IT S Lonvenient ATLANTIC MOTOR BANK 7607 S. French Ave. Sanford No EflT i.I. mn. JLTI.IIII vuir, run TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A West Palm Beach farming corporation says the state is getting rooked in agreeing to swap some Palm Beach County land for acreage in Hendry County. Tom Bratten, an attorney for Hatton Brothers, said that the state land being given up Is worth $1.4 million more than what the Department of Natural Resources is claiming. However, state officials said that Hatton Brothers officials had an ulterior motive in trying to block the swap because they want to obtainthe state land themselves: LAYMAN OF YEAR Judge Wallace Hall (left) is presented with the Sanford Kiwanis International 'Layman Of The Year' Award by Kiwanlan Bill Gramkow during ceremonies at the Sanford Civic Center on Wed. tuesday. JoAnn to SAku DERS PRESENTATION Alleged Terrorist Leader Convicted In Bartow BARTOW(AP) — Daniel M. mother of two boys, took the testified of being terrorized and titled, against the advice of groves. him. One of the boys later freed rhomas has been con- stand during In the two-day forced from their home. Brinkzneyer. The man then switched cars, himself and released his father lctedof nine charges tnater- trial and told the jury of her Thomas was convicted ofat. Brinkmeyer said he did not forcing the woman to with and brother, orlst attack on a Winter Haven ordeal on Oct. 13, 175. tempted first-degree murder, know whether he would appeal. _______ xme last year. A woman abShe said she was abducted burglary, robbery, two counts The Winter Haven ho usewife lucted from the home was from her home, sexually as- of sexual assault and four te st ified that a shot-gun wieldaped, then hurled from a saulted and Drown from a counts of kidnaping. keep a man who ing bandit entered her home, ridge, bridge in Tampa. She said she During the trial, Thomas forced her to tie up her 10-yeark.gst hi. w ord Asix-menuber circuit jury de- clung to a barnacle-encrusted asked Circuit Judge Thomas old son and us her h band and Iberated about 90 minutes pi ling for nine hours before Langston to remove his public warned her to keep the younger Vednesday before returning being rescued by passing fish' defende Mike r, Douglas Brinkmeyer. boy quiet. he guilty verdicts. Each count ermen. He said he was dissatisfied with After th arries a maximum life sin"It was so disgusting," she the way his defense was being the hous e gunman ransacked e, she said, he put her ence. Sentencing was set for sobbed at one point. "I J ust handled. In the trunk of the car husband opt. 13. wanted to die. I didn't care Thomas wi thdr ew his request and forced her and her children Thomas, 27, Is the alleged anymore. I felt like dirt." -y Go when Langston assured him he to accompany him on a drive tader of a ski-masked gang acoem. Her h us band and sons also could test ify. Thomas then teaaround Polk County orange e i .a. 'or camp Treai used of 16 attacks on rural entral Florida homes last fall i nd early this year. i 1,,__'•,', pP'IUII ',. • •; ..,.. • The Winter Haven woman, Re.eI.ct Vai4ia way y I •' County Commissoner1 District rreu wnion (left) accepts the Sanford Church Softball League championship trophy from Rev. Kenneth Bolt of the First Baptist Church. First Baptist won the crown over many challengers and was rewarded at a luncheon meeting of the Sanford Kiwanis on Wednesday. UPNlMING SOUTHERN HOMES SINCE 1888 ANNUAL 3, Republican A 1( . Ji 0 171 14 1 A At our convenient new facility you can: F(. Deposit & Cash Checks. i[ Deposit to ... or withdraw from b 1 DAY • MONDAY ONLY 1O AM TIL S pM 13Th Street F__* Statement Savings Accounts. Iffi Street Pay Installment Loans. Make Christmas Club payments. line quality furniture at big savings! Make Master Charge payments. 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W.-4... •, - - - ,- --:-- - - -_ - - . - ri I II/ �i ~ 11' , Evmveng fleiaid For years i I had ted that he ezided, in* I could never peeve I. As a bay, my md1 would mofr'..L my heather and I a4 tmnd to know Wø!, O!! of on had been rsg the re!rlgerator. 300 N FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA Area Cock IC' a' ,e nm m3n21' or all 90Q1 Around Thursday, Sept. 2. 194-4A WAYNE D DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Edtor WILLIAM D. CLIRRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE, AdwrtIsIng Director lime [*liver,-: Wetk. 36 cents: Mc'nth. 121O; $ MLhs. $14.)); - Year. S*.40. H'. MaiI In Fkndd same as home debvery. All I i!,i 1114 1 - to — _ The Clock BYAUDIEMLJRPIAY Seventy-six U.S. congressinen have addressed an open letter to President Ford expressing the fear that Mex Veering far tO the that a * T&Ctus Curtain" might ring down along our common border. Predictably, many Mexican leaders have demanded an apology. The letter cited nine rent developments in Mexican political life which the congressmen inter" as a softon.comjnunjgjn policy by the government of President Luis Echeverria. Whether these developments are as alarming as the letter suggests, is a matter of interpretation. It may also be a matter of communication and understanding. The stçpod which Mexico has girn to ma,w revolutior.ary Third World caies .1 and disturbing. io derstand it may require more familiarity with Mexican Politics than is common on this side of the border. Fortune magazine observed some months ago that there is an "artful distinction" between words and deeds in Mexican political life. Amid a ll the Third World rhetoric and the questionable policies that sometimes go with it, said Fortune, Mexico has shown a respect for the role that private investment must play in sustaining the economic growth which offers the only hope for the country try to keep pace with its fast-growing population, Even the words can change. Mr. Echevea I W ~ -, 'Cactus Curtain' Is Prickly Issue Is" oftu om Puzzling theUnited States forjfa own 9 y room leA was the kiidien. I could dill hear the We alwaysdenied M and once i knew I was histrange sound, but It Was more difficult, became "Well, I figured you could one my advice," be aoc, I always_ipecftd my heather was a closet my heart was pounding. gild. "After all, you are a Jownalld and this Is an conçtgslve eater. But drady, he never got fat At the door 01 the kitchen, I flipped on the fight, election year. You need a good source. One that can And there were atber_idiioon that our howe expecting to confront a burglar. But the kitchen was furnish you with the Inside details." was inhabited by som thing, or xmeoro, that empty. "mat is wild," I said, still not believing I was wasn't a regular member 01 the family. I can I gave a sigh of relief and reached for the light talking to a leprechaun. "What's your name? I waking s late at night and hearhii a swdch. Then I saw him. He was sitting beside rn Sometimes thenSink, with 115 fed dangling off the counter. In his mean, I realize you're jot a figment of. . ." voice, usually in the kitchen would be Singing a *rige, hlgbpitcbed bme I arms he cradled a chicken leg, "Please. there's no need to be rude," the cou1do te understand. leprechaun said. "I estimated his heightat about 15 ththe He had a5e you I'm real. My And the voice belonged to nobody I knew. a bald head and muttonchop sideburns and in. name Is llmcthy Dooley. And if we weren't running These Incidents went on for years, but as I got credusiy bright blue eyes that peered at am above a out of space, I'd tell you right now about how I older they ousred lean frequently and I forgot followed you to Seminole County. O( awn, uyou'd mouth crammed full of pilfered broiler. A about them i grattuatei rorn high school andwent leprechaun. like to hear It, we could ask Mr. Lofton to hold his away to the Army and forgot about the hatnthrsg CfJlUIflfl 552111 later, and we could one his space." "You," I said, "are Impossible." Thenafew months ago food began disappearing "Not at all, my boy," he replied, laying aside the "No, bJfIOn IS 100 important a man to be kept from the refrigerator. But my threeyearold drumstick and licking his fingers. "I'm just glad it waiting by ii leprechaun," I said. "You'll have to was you that caught me and not your wife. She wilt until nut time." incidents from my mind. Then a few weeks ago my might have given me a snocdfull of Raid." 'Ibat's all right by me," Dooley said, grabbing wife wake me up ahoid 4 a.m. "So It was you all this time," I said. "Why me?" the chicken leg again. "I'll be here. I've taken a "Somebody Is In the house!" die hissed "Became you are my &lg11Tnent," he nkLliking to Seminole County. I think Eli day here "Listen!" "Jtat think of me as an Irish Secret Service age'.i awhile." The prospect of a "Cactus Curtain" between Th our countries should frighten Mexicans more than — cop be ts. I . Is deeds more than words that will determine the course of U.S-Mexican rela lions in the future. Nothing will change the fact that our countn have a common border, nor should rhetoric alone be allowed to fisrupt the countless economic ties th at span that border, Nevertheless, the "open letter" which many Mexicans found offensive should alert the incoming administration of President-elect Jose Lopez Portillo to the degree of concern which can be amused in this country by the sometimes baffling mixture of words and deeds which adds up to Mexico's foreign and domestic policies, Some Old Song Italy has not had A Pvm=ent that could govern in at least this decade and the wobbly regime launched by Premier Gullio Mooui probably won't Improve the Mr. Anth's Demos rule at pleasure 01 Um Commwujsts. For the first week, the Communists refrained from voting In the Senate and Chamber of Deputies, allowing the prime minister's fragile plurality hi parliament to establish him In office, Mr. Andrui(U will hold the office only If he revives his corrupt and hapless party and forces ft to tackle 'tJY'5 horrendoon problems — a depreciating llra, 7 per cent unernployment rate and20 per cent rate of inflation However, his ability to act is sharply limited by a Marxist president of the Chamber 01 Deputies and Marxist chairmen of seven key par liamentary commissions — their price for abdentlon from voting. In their own Interests the Marxists are likely to thwart as many of the Christian Democrats' programs as they can while 4W projecting an image of moderation and constructiveness because they abstain from bringing another government down. It's a game that the Christian Democrats cannot win. But they could at least cut their losses by moving forward aggressi vely on the programs that they think will help Italy. If the C rn'mists cl reottjout 1 office, he will at least have scored by tarnishing their image of moderation. BERRY'S WORLD Image Will Play DL I'VI Jl3 The ls ::.-J.t. Republican Is down so far In the go but up. Up It will s urely go, If only bectuse Jimmy carter, as the first candida te to be had the limelight to himself for a nidh between the Democratic and Republican 00nventlons. Everybody loves a winner, and he was the only wfzzer aroigid for a while. The question is whether the Republicans will be able to ascend all the way to victory In NOVember, or even close to ft. Many in the Ford camp are no doubt reminding themselves of the surprise harry Truman pulled off beck In 1941, when he was : __ • • — 1-4--% 1.Y.1' ;:c \ f N i. * _______ ___ _____ _____ ' J. ____ _____ _____ 1 I — I I'm into not boing into anything! - ,.. "U) I . •.ç ...' .4" .• 1. . i;:- . . 4. ' . • e. V 4 . . a number of equally acceptable methods of contraception." But four years ago, when be was governor of the Peach State, Carter wrote the foreward tam book which advocates abortion as precisely this: jtid another form of birth control. Called to my attention by the August 23 Issue of the hard-hitting pro-life "Llfeletter,"1 .... Endorse 5 HARRY LEE ANSTEAD ..,'Ideal to fulfill' Home Improvement Loans BORROW UP TO $7,500 7 YEARS TO REPAY Don't Move... Improve 0 . (Macmillan) and It Is authored by Dr. Robert Hatcher and James Trussell Jr. Dr. Hatcher Is the director of Emory University's Family Planning Program and he Is on the national board of Planned Parenthood. . Mr. Trussell Is a professor 01 economics and a faculty associate at Princeton University's . Office of Popula tion Research. In his foreward message, Carter observes how until quite recently It was not possible to • . discuss openly "the contraceptive needs of couples." Now, he writes approvingly, "abortion and sterlizaticm have Joined contraception as oinplacesg Dewey, and these are other dilfor the f ssues; me di cal and religio us rwl1es and, of W David E. YORK (API Lilienthal would words th columns and editorials for Individual couples.the parties of 1975 and those of 1,4& an d course, like a moratorium on the denigration y with the nation at peace, with the that, of America in talks to students" should Instead stop and Referring to the chapters In the Hatcher. he feels, has become the message of too listen and realize it Is mainly they who economy fairly prospering and looking better all many Trtsell book, each of which concludes with a despairing Intellectuals who fail to im- disW usioned and depressed. the time and with no great, looming do mestic or derdand the spirit of the people. series of suggestions for the reader "who wants They will hear a different message frorn the to accept a more active role In making foreign crises, the outcome may well hinge less sex "They should stand In the furrows for a whll grass roots of America, he on these differences than on the images the two and education, contraceptives, abortion and hear the corn grow and the warehouses contenders project to the public, even as it thousan ds of communities(ruin which emerges sterllzatlon more freely availa ble In our did In creek," he said, and then they would realize they the strength and 194& spirit and society," Carter says the book "makes a plea to are practicing a self-hypnosis and selling lacking In th e so-called centers of power. Thus Ford's apparently last-min ute Insertion America short. citizens." He concludes: "I Join them In i The moral authority and Integrity of the nation making this plea to t he to meet American public." Lillenthal, long-time Carter In debate may have been a well-advised public official, author, Is found diffused throughout the lanci rather Authors Hatcher and Trussell say they wrote entrepreneur and developer of extraordinary concentrated In the massive cities and -W move, their book to explore "the one problem which human and natural resource projects in Iran, Was hlngton.New York axis," he said. America has definitely not solved: the epidemic Usli the hLstn.lc Nixon-Kennedy debates as Colombia and elsewhere, was speaking Just prior a guide, this would appear at first blush to be tO publication of of unwanted babies," Lilienthal was a bit Irritated, perhaps In "Creativity and Conflict 1964because he recognized that In the off ering the unfamiliar newcomer an advantage. 1967," the sixth volume of his journal& Their plea for a bortion — which Jimmy U But the unsparkling Gerald Ford needs no ing These peo pl e, he continued, scholarly, politically important and powerful Carter joins In making — Is positively rabid. th have lost con- people of so much as a new Image, and If he can keep the fidence In our which he has long been a member, his "Freedom from compulsory pregnancy," as country, in themselves and In the expressi one he showed In Kansas city — snappy, hard- people. "They are so overly Intellectual might be thought antl-lnteljectuaj they euphemistically call abortion, Is "a basic or ImFor that, he said, he was prepared, but be human right." Futhennore, hitting, confident, articulate — he has more to they say, the would continue to speak out of his belief that government sho uld provide contraceptives to gain than to lose In a side-by-side appearance ability to Inspire." with his challenger. "each and eve ry sexually active man and And so, he said, "they who use up m of the or military might, Woman." The authors write: but In human beings. ,!-_Cl ' ' - For Details Call 322-16)) THE BANK DOWNTOWN 101 JOHN CUNNIFF Pos ifive Outlook Favored . ' . "Abortion should never be eonsidered just one of . ,. .___ .," — . . . , ' — S LONGWOOD — Altemonto prosecuted and tried — not Springs Mayor Norman Floyd became of the state attorney's By DONNA siFs and Sanford City Commissioner office, but because of the paper Justice." . Herald Staff Writer John Morris urged delegates work Involved," Morris said. "We need more people to .,.. from Seminole County's other make a career o the Morris predIcted It will be Both candidates for the Judiciary," Andead said. flvedtleaWodweday,ilgig to l9lbbefor,actloncanbetaken , Fourth District Court of Both men believe some moad a canpalgn to restore to repeal the section of the tAher .. Appeals believe there must be a system of naming Judges, the municipal court system In constitution calling for ,: better way of selecting Judges. poasibiy an appolrdlve method •' elimination of the municipal . ____ me city courts, In corn- courts. But for now, Harry Lee by an Impartial body, would be . _____ Anstead and Henry J. superior to the current election pliance with Article V of Lake Mary Mayor Walter Prominaki must hit the cam- process. Florida's 196$ Constitution, Is to Sorenson, whose city never paign trial along with hundreds Both men favor capital be phased outby Jan. 1, 1977. created a municipal court, bid of other candidates, many of punishment to a degree. After the first of the has during Its Iwo year history whom attract more attention Anstead noting although It Is trials currently held In theyear, city g prosecuted In than the appellate court permitted under Florida Law courts will be handled by the county court, said his city has hopefuls. Seminole County courts in. noted " he Is not sure It Is an effective There Is some rubber -: Anstead, from Wed Palm ci errant. connection between cases and Beach, and Prominiki, from pj Morris, recounting the believes It Is a . v. Lighthouse Point, are traveling deterrent to crime and should history of Sanford's voluntary convictions." T through the district — which he meted phaseout of Its court several out on the th Includes Seminole — to In- (ewe to those convi ird of•• years ago, said, "The City of cted of jY Sanford has already publicly troduce themselves to the violent crimes. "Every one Is voters. admitted we goofed." entitled to a first time to be The two will face off In th He said that expenses of e rehabIlitated," he sa id. -... Sept. 7 primary. Since the Promitiski operating the Sanford city said he Is not a appeals court race Is noncourt, prior to phaseout, totaled "silk-stocift lawyer" and has partisan, both Democrats and defended clients against a wide$967.50 monthly for main. _____ Republicans — as well as hitonance, the Judge and of offenses and dependents — will be ah)' to prosecutor. 1!: said expenses cast votes. merely for clerical wider the HENRY J. PROMINSKI He said a new method of county system for Sanford's Anstead, 3$, married and the selecting Judges ought to be .,.'weed out useless appeals' cases totals $1,402 monthly. father of four children, Is a considered, somewhat Floyd complained that the native Floridian. He has method used In Europe where court should be considered. to fulfill" his aspirations of phaseout of the courts will The appellate court is "Ideal public service, Anstead said. mean that Judges will not be as p Practiced law for the pad 12 attorneys take advanced years. educational law courses before easily accessible to South Prominski, 47, served for four becoming Judges. Seminole law enforcement years as Broward County slate He said, If elected, he could Teachers officers for the purpose of representative In the Florida help the court administratively obtaining warrants. The political action cornLegislature and Is a naval and believes In branch Daniel Dorfman, Democratic Morris said, however, that veteran. courmittee of the Seminole candidate from District 3 of the while thouses to save money and one of the county judges Education Association (SEA) Seminole County Commission, lives within Anstead has received the travel costs and time. 1.5 miles of the He also favors stanciarizing has endorsed five candidates John Alexander, Democratic police station and the second endorsement of many of his sentences meted out to those who will appear on Serninola candidate from District 5 of the lives within four miles, the colleagues In Palm Beach convicted of crimes and that County ballots In the Sept. 7 Seminole County Commission. Sanford police still have County. He outpolled his P' some method should he found to primary election. Francis Jacson, non-partisan problems. ponent In the Group 3 race Ofor Th e Seminole Educators' "There Is a poor record of the appella te court In a recent "weed out some useless ap- Political Action Committee candidate for the Seminole peals" that add to the caseload County School Board. Florida Bar Association poll of ,., having (Sanford) cases — — . (SEPAC1 announced the' ItVi u appvuc COMM Its members. dorsernents at a recent meeting The court of appeals decides He said he Is running a low- and has sent letters listing the cases involving personal In- budget campaign. endorsed candidates to all of jury; criminal matters, exAnstead sees his campaign the approximately 1,550 cluding capital punishment; for the appellate court as a teachers In the county. and civil matters exceeding challenge. He also favors an The political hopefuls FOR HOUSE OF $Z5(X). appointive method of selecting receiving SEPAC backing are: The appellate court consists judges to minimize the politics REPRESENTATIVES Robert Hattaway, of a three-Judge panel. Involved in the process Democratic Incumbent for the Joe Kno,kj "ill actieIy and While Anstead says his currently. 33rd District seat in the state ConIrucsi%cIy repre s ent political ambitions stop with the He thinks the caseload in the House of Representatives. SffI'joIF ('flhi'y appellate bench, Prominskl appellate court could be hanRobert French, Democratic Joe knowln Jk1orour.,ot said he would "love to be a dled more efficiently and that candidate from District 1 of the P'I .4 p4 l. I h ,.,r*p ,,r,, Florida Supreme Court an administrative office of the Seminole County Commission. —-: . WASHINGTON Jimmy Carter's official position paper on abortion Issued by his presidential campaign headquarters In Atlanta, Ga., on letterhead stationery — says he "per. sonally" disapproves of abortion. It notes: . ... :':: Carter' s Abortion Flip-Flop Thursday, Sf. 2,1911-4* Municipal Court Return Pressed Court JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. , = 'uuu4l FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD INSTALMENT LOAN DEPT 200W. FIRST ST. MEMBER F.D.I.0 A s a. . — JACK ANDERSON B rea A Boyco ft Aw b Pregnancy. We think that each woman has the basic right to decide with her Physician to ter. Of a s minate her pregnancy II she does not want to bear a child. Ultimately, only the availability of WASHINGTON Government officials have parent, the U.S. safe, legal abortion can guarantee this right." parent Is not expected to report boycott Is operating. been pointing idloopholesinthe law to The findings should be To hear Hatcher business the request to the Commerce Department," t)toons who, for the sake of the petrodoilar, wish and Trusseil tell It, the lack of In other worth, all the companies need to do is made public later this week, widespread availability of abort on-on-demand to comply with the Arab boycott of companies deal with the Arab governments through foreign the unwrit REPUBLICAN BACKDOWN: It Is against doing b usiness with Israel. ten rides of Congress for its mem bers may mean the end of the Republic, as we have affiliates. This Is spelled out In more detail in th known it. me "medical ly unsophisticated" The CommerceDept., of course, Is supposed confidential memo, with emphasis on e to disparage one another. Th us any ba ckbiting or suffer from restricti these back.knifing Is done with to uphold the anti-boycott law. But behind ve abortion laws, they sa y, the points: elaborate courtesy. not realiz gr ing "the scenes Its officials have advised business The RUwi eat financialsavings of COntJeSSIOIIaI Committee Transact business with nations newsletter went 's having abortions performed as early In leaders how to get around the law and still through subsidiaries abroad,"Arab too far, therefore, when It p th e memo published a regnancy as poaiNe." support the Arab boycott. scathing attack recently upon Rep. stresses, "since these subsidiaries are ap. Phil Burton, D.-Calif. A penitent j0 The problem cAme up t a secret meeting lad parently not covered by Couples in small towns suffer from these March of the Business I nt ernational Roundtable, filing requirements." Commerce Department the House Republican leader, personally laws; men suffer from the expense of having to a lcttr uf apol ogy to Burton utse of the most powerful business travel 'hither and yon" looking for states with Business firms can also avoid the Law groups In the less rest rictive abortion la w; children suffer United States. The meeting was attended by bO of simply by selling "to the Arab market The newsletter had accused Burton through the nation's top business executi ves, f became they may be "unwanted;" and yes, middl emen." The memo specifically sus his staff. "I took the liberty of ling 'r the newsletter to Commerce we all suffer because we see the job using "trading houses." the General Accountin them how to boycott Jewish companies without g being clone misera bly by soclety"—"the Job" Office" wrote Rhodes, — As another strategem, the memo recoin- as getting prosecuted. Under the law, business mends using an Arab insurance company receive their opinion being the lack of availability of abortionn-# to whether any of the"to matters reported were demand. firms are required to notify the Commerce insure U.S. shipments. "This can eliminate any to illegal. I was. . .informed Comptroller General by telephone from request to fill out (boycott) quest1onnalr Of any requests from Arab governments Hatcher and Trassell say nonrest rictive that their lawyers could or participate in the boycott. me companies are certified documents," the memo points out find no illegality hi the matters alleged." abortion laws would allow abortion to evolve also supposed to report whether they Intended Of other allegations, Rhodes dated: "I — "Solicit the support of Arab purchasers to a crisis procedure to one "more or less am I to eliminate or rephrase questiunj told they are widespread, and i regret com 1; with the boycott requests. m- routine" where women could get off the "wild Y et a conf idential memo, Summarizing what documentation," it is also suggested, "so that plications that you have been doing something merry-go-round of phone calls, visits to referral other Members were not. agencies, visi ts to physicians, and long waiting happened at the meeting, Indicates that the answers either comply with U.S. laws or do that not have to "1 a lso regret the accusatory be filed with the Commerce periods and uncertainty." Commerce Dept. Li more Interested In tone of promoting Arab-American business than in arti cle which, at least as It refers to In fact, say the authors, drooling at the mere hiring — Some companies have stopping the discrimination. The memo, raising the Arab been able to satisfy practices and accounting, appears to be nations, the of such an idea! societ y, with no an- I unthoua memo adds, by 'fyjng justified. I assure you a tecücility, notes that "neither the law nor tiabortlon laws, wom en "would find an atthat neither I nor any of reguJatis forbid companies to comply — unless that exported goods are "made In the U.S e Membe rs 01 the Republican mos ph ere w the th hich would en courage thinking abo ut leadership doing so would thsmthate against U.S. citizens Thus the companies can comply technically with aware t s article was being prepared was option of abortion before a situation arises In for the or companies" the aIsl boycott without using the more Publication." which they need one." objectionable phrase, "not of Israeli origin ," T is that ciwpan R des This Is the plea In w hich J immy Carter Joined can sup-. Rhodes ho en ded th et e l ter by promising: The memo, which doesn't mention the moral port the boycott, 1çt#.Iy .piak1ng, L that this type of thing will be repeated." Dr. Ro bert Hatcher and James Trussell Jr. In they can irnIcationj of the boycott, closes wi fjp4 wjy t) jntiIy It. The nielno aLso th this He told us, however, maith'.g to the American public. that he didn't regard his "Comp.Jes (should) weigh the letter igeits slyly tuac tIo 'caipanies might evenadmonition: iciitagts of complying as "really an apology," Commenting on the upcoming debates betwith the boycott avoid repong boycott demao' i l Footnote: On May 10, we reported that ween Carter and President Ford, Carter's press aant the Possible disadvantages Burton's former sec place. ss reta y, Nina-Mn Coleman, secretar y Jody Powell say3: "A Iace-tface ',ijbr, might bring in "The Cmer "'h cum the U.S. had filed claims with the reçceMnta Labor Department debate kind of smokes YOU 001." frut groups opposed to the expressed t 1ew that the '.iJit.'n.i t) on ly dtic znr accusing him 01 requ1rig her to cha ncott." Indeed It does. Perhaps Ford will wk Carter tj,. ex around at all hours unt it broke uf feur tç4tt t.e ee'i's pt v( Foctte (Jgress ti now working on her il health, about where he really stando on a boycott requi*, abortion. And II Burton told us that he had t rnuno. 'Thu i a gIsuon to dlfftn the anhi-botott regubtions. some reimbursed her for heltandswhere he stands now why did trips and US. company'a foe nn alfUsjie recejv he write a R. Jame,4 &heuer, D.-N.Y., has asked Rep. that, In any case, chauffeuring what he wrote four years ado? boycott request and doss not report ilto Ib, C "was part 01 her jbb ho M, D..CalL'., to resporsibiljty and her pay The que ion Is an Interest estigate how the reflected st ing one, but the ft." answer should prove even more facinaung. u u 1 TAKE POLAROID'S I 6 Back-to-School "Abortion IS certainly the m manifestly unavailable method of birth control. No woman should be' forced to undergo a compulsory — V only 999 — , i I EvenIng hisraW, Sasfict Fl. Appeals Hopefuls Favor APPointed Judo es — u'J,' IJRALY was also an uneléded president seeking a mandate in his own right. Truman had U.S. congressmen. Not the least of the $1 billion a the "do-nothing" Republican m Congress to Year economic hopes for Mexico is its tourist in- n against; Ford has the "do400.much" dustry, which relies mainly on U.S. visitors. The Democratic 94th Congress. Both faced slump it endured when Jews boycotted Mexican challengers who were date governors and had never been associated with the Washington tourist centers last winter should have been inestablishment and who vowed to a disenchanted structive, It demonstrated to Mexicq that when Public to restore responsible leadership to deeds are as prejudicial as words — in this case an national government. anti-Israeli vote on a crucial issue in the United The comparison should not be carried too far, I 4~ I . thought he could beat Thomas E. 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Glenn Jr., aide to House A Gene Hemp, associate Vice proprlatlons Chairman president for academic affairs, Edmond Fortune, Pace.; said Wednesday that 3,441 William Ryan, Department of freshmen and $72 transfers General Services bureau chief; $I, K ________ ____________ _______ Sanford's Finest Phone 323.0230 Prevails say. ________________ TOO MANY OTHER BARGAINS TO MENTION IN THIS AD! phil TALLAHASSEE (AP) "Idon't want to think lgot the Community affairs planner; Wayne Westmark says he Job because I knew him John Johnson, Department of was named Home sergeant-at- (Tu*er)," Westmark said. '-I Environmental Regulation arms because he was the best want to believe I got the job engineer; Richard Traynor, man for the job, not because of because Rep. Ryals in. former Senate information a little help from his friends. terv1ewedme and Iwastheb director, and Paul Turney, TIM 43.year.old former drug. qualified." House mall room employe. company salesman assumed Westmark said he has no the $22,000-a.year position government experience. PiWednaday. He is friends with "When I heard the position House Speaker Donald Tucker, was vacant, I talked with Jim D-Tallahassee, and Clerk. and be explained as much about designate Jim Helms. His the position as he could," second cousin Li a legislative Westmark said. 'He didn't enlobbyist, courage or discourage me." Westmark psa hired by Westmark succeeded former Tucker after was rororn- Sergeant.at.arms Philip Lamended by House Adininis- Barge, who resigned in July. tratlon Chairman John Ryals, LaBarge is now working in Bnndon, over nine other a Katie NIthob campaign for the III plicants. Democratic PUblic Service Commission nomination. Westmark Said he is a second cousin to Frank Westmark, a 46 ,C St. Regis Paper Co. lobbyist. He said he had not discussed the position with his lobbyist cousin IuiowIes 0 r op o u t and rarely sees him. 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Conflict 01 Interest charges vised Boney of the procedure Orlando woman, Jean against Rep: Bill Chappell will which mud be followed in a McBmmey, who was not emnot be clixisidered by a House formal, complaint. played by Chappell at the time. etbics committee unless Boney repped appdli for "Mr. appell refuses to of Representatives, Dist. 34 House Intelligence Committee. Ackerman 36, who left the agency last year, charges that congresaionai investigations have crippled CIA overseas and ;L~ - • , S ' NOTICE c 'F It' I BE E ELECTIONS EC WILL OPEN FOR VOTER REGISTRATION MONDAYS THROUGH SATURDAYS UNTIL5 P M. FROM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18TH TH bankers a member f w • - - SHIN • : ' £ • • a GLOSS DEMOCRATS OPEN N a 7" • I• u I • raiics iivi To $f Your House? 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Cii,o*I S BARCO Oh Rudolph I BROWO jm C UAUKSCH ' Bit TYLER T BEAEY Jot County Commissioner AILLIAMS NEVVTON GUNTER Ray CAI DuVAL D(VIESE State Representative FottyS.uthDu, - _______— — Counci lm en '• St even R • ________________ a Justice Supreme Judge. Court of Appeal Da,.d L S-d KUHN Alan C SUNOBERO . .• Oct No BARRE I V*4LE N — - -- , , E SUMSELY BEASLEY RUELI 1HAM IJ . / IIli . -- Son M . Gr oup ' . Group IV Court _________ RYAN Dool REYNOLDS — Justice . °' - P. Councilman SWANN State Treasurer & insuranceComm,ss,oner BROCK - R.CIUIdH Ra 2. FIthO.,t.,ct . ,. • I man D Representative E useft SAMS.J ' • CAI KARL — State Representative th., F ourth t,ccp I EVANS y,--- .- SIMS ., Cncman - Ch" R H tiL, Lçü/aiiie Student mentality T , HOLLEY IOWNLE'( - i Ot Oviedo - GRAD , 7 1976 Group Bob CHAPPELI .: C Justice Supreme Court United States Senator j,,,. . County, SIp ii/kiiI ongreffionill tnConqc,ss rouuhD,s,r,ct Simin.li NONPARTISAN _ ; OFFICIAL BALLOT Spt, 7 1976 s' • - Democrats and Republicans get to gresslonal cllstricVs primary. Trim Semuiol, County, FIo,,d, DEMOCRATIC LjiIgf Representative tions against Cuba. Also r unning Is Dick Watson, 60. He favors curbing of the ederal Reserve Boa's power and lowered Interest rates. Waiting In the wings is Republican challenger Lee Spiegelman of Miami Sho res. A Republican primary is featured In South Floridas 14th congressional district. Herbe rt Ibodwin of Coral Gables and Evello Est rella , a Cuban exile living In Miami, are seeking the tight to oppose longtim e Rep. Claude Pepper, 76, In the general Ca OFFICIAL BALLOT S.pt,mb., 7, 1976 J5b ?all III I j namerecognition since one brother state senator, promises to vote against government waste and tax laws that benefit the weal thy. He favors continued trade restric- CWTY COMaWISiy OFFICIAL BALLOT SIptemb., 7, 1978 V~ l JH Judge. 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Altamonte Drive, Altamonte Springs, are (from left) State Rep. Bob Hattaway, Regional Coordinator Biff Craine, Rod Cable, chairman of Seminole County Democratic Executive Committee; and ]Betty Neuman, in charge of office. OFFICE OFFICIAL BALLOT J Trim We Perfed%11 nt N (HaM .sts by T.M Vaciøt SAMPLE BALLOT . . - Supervisor of Elections Seminole County • - COMMISSION co unt ry and the way the Congress has been handling it," he saId.'Nobodyseemstorea1izethatailourprobIe,oiatein congress." • Hoodwin also takes swipes at Estrella 's Cuban heritage. . "Doe of the requirements of serving in the House of Representatives is that you have to conduct the bw'lness on the floor yo urself," Iboow1n said duiing an interview. "You can't use an ' interpreter. , *4 'Don't misunderstand me,' he added. "There are some very fine and productive Americans In this ti.y who don't speak English very well." r !' Estrella, 40, Is a naturalized U.S. citizen who twice before has lost attempts to unseat Pepper. In 19Th, he lost a bid to become - a I Camilla D. Bruce , - • 01st. 3 f • - RooM 404- Court House - Sanford F ' • • Office Hours Are: - 7. 1.. I ___ election. ' lbnodwin , 55, says he supports many of President Fords recent d vetoes of spending bills. . "I'm primarily concerned with the economic situation of the --- "Win or lose I Intend to stick banking committee. this thing out until he's In—Serving as director of a vedlgated," Boney said. state bank while he was a But Arbogast said Honey member of the banking cornmust hurry if Congress is to act mittee. du.-ing this session. Arbogast —Splitting a former committee officials ad- secretary' s salary with an The books close then for the November Genera' Election ELECT BOB " - ,.. . .a views of this district on the floor of the House.19 Bafalin is by Republicans. "'i CO looks set back American foreign policy. "We have not damaged the CIA Lehman has responded "But I'm ve ry uneasy about any branch of government that's not countsble to Congr for what It spends, how it spends and ¶vhat it does to our people." Lehman, , has sought to defl ect the campaign to more local issues such as beach resto ration and help for the elderly and those hit by enormous increases in Insurance premiums. (4 a. - as!9 pa \, Carter 'q fl Uiat I know the problems with which we are faced In this area."sikessays.'IamconfIdentIambleofprting Instructions to Voters district. Former CIA field officer Mike Ackerman andfOrmermuItsryInteufgenceoffI Robed Renick on four-year Rep. William Lehman, a Democratic member of the •' ... -I . O'Brien.,aformerTamaracasftcItymanagerandag t Republican, House 4 OcM CAI will be elected operates a drug rthabthtation center, are betting to t hat a veteran RepubllcanConssn an Caflbedefea time around. ht Andrew Ireland, 46, Is a Winter Haven banker who has dialtinged Mattox to follow Ireland's lead and release a net worth are rwini or the Democrat' .minan att On8I district. A bb ; runoff nucial disclosure, but the net worth d&kwmt ghouldn't inwfll be needed Sept. 28 to chose a Democrat to face Rep. J. Her. fluence voters. bert Burke, a IOyear member of the House. T. David Burns 41, a Bartow attorney, was a Republican until JOhnmelo,mayorof theF uderdaiesuijof5iri, ed few years. He unsuccleadully sought the GOP nomination was convicted of armed robbery in the l95O and later P*dOflid for the eighth congressional seat in 1974. 'by the governor. He also was d1shonoray discharged from the Also rnntilnu are William Wlllner, an assistant state attorney in .s. Navy for being repeatedly AWOL Sarasota and Jerome Pratt, palmetto lawyer and former state Lotnelo, 48, in a feisty politician who first was elected Sunrise representative. ' mayor in 1967. He has been re-elected twice, despite local p Sarasota businessman Joe Lovingood is criticism that he is too develOPMent-minded. He says he making his fifth attempt to win the House mat. Lovingood,Sl,isa unemployment the most critical concern of the countrconsiders y. Art Barker, the founder and director of the Seed drug re- former Sarasota County planning and zoning commissioner. faces opposition from Bob Johnson, 42, a slxyear habtuhatIonProsram in Davie,hahad his coofformerdrug veteran of the Florida House; David Motthn,, a business users — and their grateful families — Pty manager. The ! CLIP AND A VE - --- - - - State WII1Ian Hittinin 56 of Sarasota has been trying to associate Degraffenreidt. a member of the Fort Lauderdale City Com. mission and a high school administrator; Charles Friedman, a dentist who barely lost to the incumbent in 1974; and Joseph NOT election rival Tommy Boney refusing to go along with a dlscms or disclose his many i r • files sworn affidavits to beck up whopping House vote to censure financial deals, and I am afraid 0 his allega tions. Rep. Robert Bob Su (Fla) the public will not know all of : Boney, 01 Keone Helg$ but appell saM be refused to his ma codS before ' wholartmnlngsgalndaiappell votefcr thecwswebecausehe election ," Boney said. Medicare InsuranceEnti tIns y in the Sept. 7 Democratic fail Florida congressmen You o o m• Use • primary, charged in a letter too close to the inane. I rulalre DDrCcIIDr BED PADS' that Chappell violated the .BREATHING MAunuiuj Boney accused Chappell of I n Cor,sj code of ethics agedconjof jrge• andshouid be lnvestigatedby —Pressur ing the Federal IOXYGEN S ummuu 30 the ethics committee Ho usin g Adm inistration to a aviry U Z A letter from the ethics approve a low come HOSPITAL BEDS I rniiiiiu LIFTERS committ ee said the Boney housing project on which IL rrivarne DITU charges have been "looked Into electrical company obtained a nLLnnIn " flhIIPMENT before" and no evidence of o,xo legality was uncovered, ac- —Approving as a member of . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES il • I • cording to Bill Arbogast, the house Banking and As Prescribed by Your Physician 5 ' staff di rector for Currency Com mittee another IL • U committee Obtain these FHA4lnanced Ocala housing seices Ufluer meulwe "He (Boney) can drop the project on which his plumbing I We Bill Medicare For You whole damn thing or file a company got a $75,000 contract 1 formal complaint," • _______________________________________________ Arbogast —Allowing aid Spencer I said today In a telephone M4thdeuto moonlight for terv1ewm Washington. Co.,anthdided defense U Chsppel said all of Honey'sSinger conttor, while he was on 5 charges had been investigated Chappell's payroll at a .1 butBoneydlsagreesandujdhe MEDICARE SUPPLY year. I w l co inue his comPlaints I nt Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fin. —Accepting re-election • il - - - -_ The He favors gun control laws and the prohibition of cheap hanuns. Like most of his opponents, Lippman advocates federal condominium legislation and strong support of Israel. Also running are Bill Brown, 47, a former chairman of the Broward Coun ty Democra tic Executive Committee; Andrew PROVEN PERFORMANCE PROMISES 19 CoessImal agency contributions from in lleg to a ations. while he as f amu Quality , Ethics Committee Won't lnvest*ate Chappell tmIfl Races campaigning for weeks In executive from Lakeland; and Lex Taylor, a Lakeland attorney.' ng centers and other gathering places "I've never been defeated for office and I Barker, , believes in mandatory life lnp1sonment for drug 0bithl year,says Robert Culpepper, 44, one of three Democrats seeking gers and that the Juvenile courtsystem should be UW nomination district. ngthened to help rehabilitate young offenders. Anne KoIb, a Broward County comrnjsaioner, worked hard for Culpepper, a former Jupiter or and Palm Beach County cominisaioner, says he Is the only Democratic candidate with an ultimately successful petition drive to post pone development In the southwest section of the increasingly crowded county. S1i experience in government. But he's in tough battle against G.W. "Jerry" Bowers, 46 a supports a national health insurance pt-n and energy develop- former Miami sH:raid reporter and B ill Sikes, 3, the unsuccessiul ment programs. She opposes any weakening of the environmental nominee last time aga inst current Rep. LA. "Skip" Bafalls. laws. Bowers 01 Stuart Is traveling through the large district by is. Fred Li ppman, a Hollywood, Fla., pharmacist who ClSIflls to cycle He says he does not feel encumbered by ties developed ve n an important factor in the passage of Florida's generic dr ug bill this year, supported conservative Barry Goldwater In during his years asareporter. st of Hendry Co unty spent five years In Washington as an 1%4. He subsequently Joined the GOP, but now is back in ai de to Rep. Paul Rogers, DFIa. Sikes Is a supporter of Jimmy be ral Democratic fold. Include Color TV, Air HATTAWAY: As long a the cabinet member Is cern. For example, the by "clique cronies." agriculture committee shiould More extengve review : FLAGSHIP BAiiR I — Of Assodsled THE SANK DOWNTOWN . UtheJobIs id be comprised only of fa Rest wcorncr w guaranteeing that equality under the law $hall not ionto be denied on the basis of sex? our representatives and • Congress BY MARTIN MEl ve Who fed, , theyshowo In antiquated recognize legislator Who 1to two termL et spok esmen with opposing legislators. Elimination of WILSON: Yes. Their terms got It m views. Full disclosure of ceitakiti for elided offidels. should be limited the ies the governor and stIons this way ca HAI'rAWAY: I have always DRUMMOND: Ye,, but not tenure of cabinet officers we supported legislation that the current ERA (equal righia have seen the abuse, that I. What changes in the rules governing the would PibninAte discrIminatio n nnendoient) draft which can company entrenchments. The operations of the Legislature do you propose? on the beds 01 sex and will and will vi olate the sanctity of Incumbents also Intimidate continue to do so In the fids. the family unit, In years to prospective contributors for HATTAWAY Basically WIlSON: Yes. If..I female come. The drafted form has House 01 RepresentatIves in have suffred long enough been acknowledged as an f*mU In a .., of abomination. and democratic manna em their sez. though it appears to' some What sources of new or licreased tax revenue people to be unorganized. would you advocate to hand state programs? One 01 the bu ms we did encounter this I"session was HArrAWAY: I tend not to DRUMMOND: Primary . of of favor any ax Increases unless source Is to divert waste from U iiouse for a It Is aboslidely necessary tu Mitt IISOCIN and ,h1mte ?ds sectIi of the e, noe provide an adequate e 5ucatIon Ineffective programs. Hold the clar Ilcation and the number of for our children. line on all new taxes; If there terms an individual WILSON: If It's necessary to then Is a probable ust ition needs te b set ott. incrcas. ut-i revenues I would crease deficit ts,.s on _ proposetolncreasethetaxes on cigarettes, liquor or a token WILSON: Ipropose thst the theIuxurysIde ofUfe—akthot, surcharge on the pari-mutuel 60.day limit should be removed track etc. rather than the winnings window as a last because this mount 01 time necessities 01 life. resort causes bill t be rushed through and others left undow. Do you favor limiting the terms of cabinet Our legislators are elected to officers? At Auto Loans County League of Women Voters. dom I also propose that all mem committees should be made up DRUMMOND: Reform in Of diffftwA PrOtellaim because committee chairman spthis would give equal judgment pointments and number of sub- L JA o bates Off erydher elected offidalto caWnet table. At our level we ,iw d iIbth'stcn of seek office, with the exception sometimes experience the of Sanford in the Sept.- 7 Democratic primary. nie sas winner will fn Republican Greg Drummond of Reform r"piring Un to £venk,, Heca, $anhsrt FL Tridiy $10.2. WAKMIMIi Property protected by permanent Marking t o the proviSions of section to, 20 Florida Statutes 1945. publication is hereby mad, of the sample ballot concerning the Democratic and Septembit 7, 1976 BOMdof county Commj,oners Seminole, County, Florida rtiStrylent) • t.hpt..sh .. I 4, W 1 Bit School Board 0., yRz ,i ft — • - . B.d ft Da'dM FEATHER PORTER FRAKfS Hairy VEIN a - - , c CAN BE TRACED! • W Public Defender Idlftj M"_ Vill �£vealng Herald, Sanford, Ft. N, I 0 1) 4 . Lyman: ,10 1 I LONG WOOD Dick Copeland pulls no punches about this year's football team at Lyman High. In all, Lyman has six starters going both ways. Kendrick transferred from Seminole High, where he was a stellar performer last season. And Ansley, only a sophomore, is a transfer from Texas. Individually, Copeland expects Burkhart to have a fine season. "He has been throwing the football for 'is since he was a freshman. Bob h matured and is more poised" said Copeland. Of Jackson, Copeland has a strong, swift back with plenty of experience. "Wyman is not real fast, but he is steady and durable." Stan Balabanski, starter at wlngback and cornerback, has shown an ability to catch the ball, and on defense to react well and be in the right place at the right time. Last year's team went 2-8, and the only so-called non-powers on the Greyhound slate are Boone (winless last year), Jones and Bishop Moore. Predicted finish: 6-4. — . The Greyhounds are better. However, in the same breath he is quick to admit that most of his opponents are likely better, too. I .Nb 0 *~4 . No One Is - - Marcus Kendrick .II It _ . :11 ".1 -1 _. 'ti- Show, Or Not? %1, r,,,.-,,. - . -...e. , Atr;F 1 '' .,I. - SEC Title - . - ::- .. " ..- , .5. 4, - - . . GAINESVILLE (Al') Florida, the Gators again p' "I don't think there is any mys- pear on the verge of ending the tique about it," says quarter- jinx. back Jimmy Fisher of the Flor"It does hang over our head, Ida Gators. "We think we can but It doesn't affect tar that win It this year." much," Fisher told the SEC - . ., 4. - Seminole center Kenny Lee , 1 ') - OFFENSE Passing Line — Ihpos.u,,,u •. fs.. ....,J r As Franca Harris goes. No longer do they ac- You don't find any allso go the Steelers. And cuse Terry Bradshaw of pros up front, but you he goes very well, thank playing with his helmet don't find many more you. abetted by Rocky off His strong arm has cohesive units They're Bleer Interesting rookie brilliant target in Lynn all in prime, too, except halfback Jack Døl. Swenn who may be beet Ray Man:f:ctd and plains. joins fray, too in football Very good. there's reliitf for him, Vary good. Good. Gerelas Guerrillas can ride again.. The sidewinding booter has high efficiency mark. 38year-old Bobby Walden ; ideal for the re* Side' line punting game. Good. Front — Linebacking The force behind the I None more mobile even Super Bowl success, if Andy Russell on right with or without Joe side is 34 Jack Ham Greene, and it looks like could be best in NFL. he's ready for a come. Jack Lambert in the bacK. Ranks with the middle is ferocious great front fours of all There's depth, too Lxtime. Exesikef, csil.nt. Chuck Noll Cincinnati '1 Lot of weight being Kenny Anderson fast lhrwn on squat f.gure developing into non, of Archie Griffin He's paretl. Fantastic accugot to be new Essex racy Gets added target, Johnson Charlie Davis. besides Isaac Curtis, oft-injured, and Boobie light end Bob Trumpy,in Clark carry literal rookie Billy Brooks Lx. weight Fair. ceflsnt. . — 4 A veteran, tested unit. anchored around center Bob Jnhnon, the original Bengal. and particularly strong at tackles with big Vernon Holland and Rufus Mayes Very good. No more doubling upfor Dave Green, since drafted Chris Bahr to take over field goals. In fact, Bahr might even challenge Green's tenure as punter. Good. - Gambling on age 36. year-old Bob Brown at tackle, 34-year-old Coy Bacon at end to slimulate pass rush With them go holdovers Ron Ca:peiiter, Ken John. son Good, - Ji m LeClair has shown he can handle the responsibility in the middle, which was weak spot after 74.Ron Pritchard is solid on one corner, other a tossup. Fair. Bill Johnson Secondary Summary Ball-hawking crew spearheaded by Mel Olount, who was team MVP and NFL inter. ceotion leade r Could even afford to lose top '75 draftee Dave Brown to expansion Very good. Difficult to see how Chuck Noll's Super Bowl express can be dorailed because there's no 'eel age problem h you've had it And when all, you can still be hungry for more. F"I Very fine unit, with cor. nor Ken Riley, safety Tom Casanova standOuts, depth provided by Marvin Cobb, rookie Danny Reese, Bengals' standout corps Vary good. place. Paul Brown finally relinquished reins to Bill Johnson, but basic philosophy not affectsd team with definite title responsibilities if it can get balanced offense Second plies, Houston Not flashy but comput. Dante Pastorini has the ent, with Ronnie Cole- arm No doubt about manat halfback. Don that And now a feel for Hardeman 'at fullback winning To excellent complementing each catching corps, come other and Fred Willie. vet Otis Taylor, top versatile third man for rookie tight end Mike continuity. Good. Barber. Good. 0 Can Only get better as Greg Sampson. for ox. ample, finds offensive role more familiar Their forte is protecting Pastorini from mayhem. Carl Mauck in charge. Good. Skip Butler has shown in four years he can deliver field goals Pastorini punts. Prize of special units is Billy (White Shoes) Johnson on returns A terror. Very good. Curley Cusp emerged as outstanding defender in NFL playing nose guard in Bum Phillips' threeman line Surrounded by able Elvin Bethea and Smith brothers. Very good. With year under belt, prize '15 rookie Bob Brazde should jump into all-pro contention, Ted Washington on other side is hitter. Bingham, Kiner in middle Goo& Plenty of depth now that Ken Ellis has arrived from Green Bay to battle for corner post with Zeke Moore, Willie Alex. ander Well fortified at safety, too Good. Bum PhiIHps I Oilers won't catch anybody napping this year. and Phillips' goeasy policy has skeptics But you cant knock that 10-4 record in '75. losing Only to Cincinnati. Pittsburgh Third Place. Cleveland Year of the Pruilts. There's little Greg for spectacular scooti,,.. rookie fullback Mike to provide power because none of last year's fullbacks quite lit the bill Good. ' Hope runs eternal that Mike Phipps can be poised quarterback they' ve expected for six years Hill be helped by return of Paul Warfieid to lack up receng threat Good. Nondescript bunch at best with only tackle Doug Dieken breaking out of mold to get some outside recognition, Boost is return of guard Pete Adams from injury Fair. No sign of deterioration in foot of Don Cockroft, who's best combination place-kicker, punter in game On returns. Greg Pruitt can ramble with best Very good. '. the Gators have never won dun- about winning the title, only¼) wondering what it would take to end all the years of frustration. Because of a more,favorable schedule with four of six conference games being played In Oviedo back Henry Finney Kicking in Ing the league's 43-year history, about getting better. Florida entered the Novemn"But the players talk about It her stretch last season with an a lot," he said. "Among ourexcellent chance of sharing the selves we think we can do it. We title with Alabama, but a 17 have an air of confidence." to Georgia foIled that efDickey listed four departed fort, leaving the Gators in a seniors who "had a tot to do :' (Third In a series) (I • Fisher was talking about the skywriters Weditesday night. Southeastern Conference footFisher said Coach Doug Dick. ball championship, something ey doesn't talk to his squad - :., Pro Ch a P ,ii Aga i n - I *I, *, — Running sty- — ~t A , 1. By The Associated Press - "4 ..-,: t.'.."`, To who, or not to show? with Oviedo and Seminole That's the high school football meeting In the third period. question tonight as teamk Meanwhile, at Orlando's Oak unveil hopes for the 1976 season Ridge Field, all Metro Conin preseason extravaganzas ference team see action. which known as jamborees. means Lyman also plays two Seminole and Oviedo are at quarters. The Greyhounds face West Orange In Winter Garden Colonial at 9:30 and Jones at 10. where the 7:30 first quarter pits On Friday night the jamboree Seminole against West Orange. picture shifts to Lake Brantley, Approximately half an hour where Kissimmee, Bishop later, Oviedo tests Groveland1 Moore and Apopka tangle In four quarters spiced with InMarshall Placed termingling Pop Warner League kiddie games. On Disa isaoioa bled List iae Howell also sees action Reliever Friday night at Brooksville. ATLANTA (AP) Mike Marshall has been placed And on Saturday. Trinity on the disabled list because of a Prep closes put the Seminole knee Injury and right-bander County slate with a 2 p.m. Buzz Capra was activated inhis Jam boree also Involving Lake place, the Atlanta Braves Highland, Luther and laborflaCle Christian. announced Tuesday. LeeMay ° 4. its open season the season when they went into Ken Henderson smacked a twoa similar tailspin. Philadelphia run homer, his 13th of the seaWith WithamonthtogointheNa. lodlogameslnarowandthe son. ll Asociatrd Press tional League season, the St. Louis Cardinals came on to Darold Knowles, 5-6, the Home rim hitters are Philadelphia Phillies are capture the pennant. Cubs' fourth pitcher, picked up posed to drive fancy cars and looking over their shoulder — "We're capable of coming out the vi ct ory. hog the headlines, but one of the 1964, of it and winning some ball Cardi nals 1, Reds 0 best of the breed, Baltimore's The Phillies were leading the games," Ozark said Wednesday Reliever Rawly Eastwick tee May, labors In obscurity. NI East Division by 15 games after being shut out by rookie walked Don Kes.singer with the He has hit 20 or more home last week. Now, the Pittsburgh Ho McLaughlin, 3-2. bases full in the bottom of the rims In each of the past nine Pirates are Just 9"i back and Cliff Jotmsor.'s homer the 11th to give St. Louis its victory seasons. His three-run homer maki ng Phillies Manager Dan- seventh Inning was all over Cincinnati. Eastwick, 9-5, ' Wednesday night, which helped ny Ozark a little uneasy. McLaughlin needed as he scat- who came on at the start Baltimore beat the the Kansas "We haven't had a streak like tered six hits in picking up his Inning, loaded the bases ofonthe a City Royals 7-1, tied him with this ullyear and itba bad time second shutout of the season. double by Keith Hernandez, an ' Sal Banda of Oakland for the to have It," Ozark said after the Jim Kaat, 11-10, was the loser. intentional walk and Charlie American League lead with 24. Houston Astros handed the Pirates I, Padres I Chant's bunt single. His four runs batted in raised Phillies their sixth straight Four unearned runs and a Mets l, Giants 0 II his league-leading total to 90. defeat, 1-0, Wednesday night. seven-hitter by pitchers Bruce Jerry Koosman's three-hitter But still the headlines have esThe Pirates defeated San Kison and Kent Tekuive gave and doubles by Felix Milan and caped him. Diego 4-1 to run their winning Pittsburgh victory over San John Milner lifted the New "That has been the story of streak In six in a row. Diego, the Pirates' sixth York Mets past San Francisco. my life," May said. "I have "Frankly, our chances of get- straight win. The Pirates Koo&nan, 17.8, struck out six learned to live with It. But if you Ung them are slim, as you scored all of their rims in the and walked just one as he outdo enough, the owners know It can see," Pirates Manager !ourth,aidedbyanerror6ySan dueled John Montefusco, 13-12. and they give you a decent Danny Murtaugh said. "But in Diego second baseman Tito •sl.., ik., I .. ,... - Ta lk i ng. -1 ~, I . I.1 -..~;-- Bucs Sneaking Up On Phi"//y (9 '/2)? Fame ,Escapes Wyman Jackum Prep Question :.,f,~L'ol~'""''--"~';~'~";.'T'i' Wafter Johnson may tie Big Off-season move atuwingatrifle, but Jerry was acquisition of Shark at other tackle Gerald Irons to play good as the-y corns. Year right side. Drop in quali. of experience should ty from there, though rnnxe Mack Mitch,l$ vital Dick Ambrose in middle rush., at end Good. is cinch to improve in second year. Fair. Fofr•st Gregg Browns wont downhill when Thom Darden was knocked out for season with bad knee He's back soun1 at safely Got Ron Bolton to play corner Tony Peters a corner. Fair. irnrny. — Thursday, UPI. 2, 197 Rory Stone '.. - - — SPORTS 10A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Disagreeing, - Connors: ' I Am Nasty On Court' ... . AFC Central Pittsburgh C..,z\ ; - . . The schedule isn't an encouraging Ofl? starting with Oak Ridge, picked No, the state in preseason speculation. Lyman opens with a Sept, 10 home game against Oak Ridge. Tonight it faces Jones and Colonial in the Metro Conference jamboree at Oak Ridge. "It will be a team effort," he said Wednesday afternoon in his office, "We have more football players this year than last, but we have a lack of depth. We have to be versatile, because matters require it." The primary offensive names in the Lyman attack are quarterback Bob Burkhart, running back Wyman Jackson, fullback Ben Ansley and receiver Danny Williams, Copeland insists the war will be won in the trenches. "Blocking and tackling.. that's still the key," he said, pointing in the direction of the able blocking of Rick Bennett, Richard Beary and Barry Swearinger. And on defense, it is the tackling of Marcus Kendrick, Herb Felder, Beary, Bennett and Swearinger on which the defense is built. Ben Ansley I DOVER, Del. (AP) "The response Is un believable people have been waiting for this," exclaimed Wilmington drug store owner Charles J. O'Connor as he began distribution of Delaware's controversial lottery tickets tied to Na tional Football game results. State officials weren't able to estimate how many of the two million tickets prepared for two games, "Touchdown" and "Score board," were distributed wednesday, the kickoff day for the new lottery games. They say It will be some time before first-week sales figures can be estimated. But O'Connor said he distributed between 500 and 600 tickets within the first three hours of business Wednesday, and spot checks with several other agents generally showed similar brisk business. State Lottery Director lkter M. Simmons said he expected most players to take tickets home over the weekend and watch preseason games and study the situa tion before mar king their choices and placing bets of $1 to $10 on t he games. The first tickets are for t he weekend of Sept, 12 when the NFL season begins. NEW YORK (AP) Veteran there will be no taxi squads had played out his option and PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) The defensive tackle Herb Orvis piayersDetrolt Coach Rick Forquarterback Norm Snead may The owners also extended the signed with another learn, RoDetroit LJons entertain the Sal- and nimning buck Altie Taylor. zoo was happy to look forward dtave found a new home, but for Inter-conference trading dead' zelle could determine what timore Colts tonight In hastilyMtuaii, uttappy since the to some football. "These Colts nany of the National Football line to 4 p.m., EDT, Wednes- compensation the team losing repalred Pontiac Stadjtgninthe [4005 gave the starting job to are a better lean than they League hopefuls the dream will day, Sept. 8. The lntraconfer. the player would get, finale of their National Football Joe Reed, dill was hopeful the have shown," he said, disbe over by Monday afternoon. ence trade deadline Is Oct 19, However, a Minnesota judge League exhibition season. Lions would trade him. Taylor mining Baltimore's three The NFL learns, with the ex- the Tuesday following the sixth ruled the "Rosalie rule" was II. The roof literally fell In on the still Is In Ford hospital suffering straight losses. caption of the two expansion week of the regular season. legal. The proposed contract in. Lions, who have been beset by from what the dub calls a Forum said that since the franddaes, must pare their rosThe commissioner said the eluded a modification of the player problems all week long, psychiatric problem that devel- game was the last tuneup betars to 43 players by 2 p.m., owners did not discuss Tuesday rule, A source close to Ed Gar. A heavy thunderstorm belted oped about the time the lions fore the NFL season opens, he EDT, next Monday. Seattle and night's decision by the player vey, executive director of the the domed stadium last Thurs- traded him to the Hotaton 011- planned to use regulars as Tamp. Bay, the new teams, representatives to table a con- NFLPA, said he feared approv. day, ripping several panels ens. That trade is pending tutU much as possible. The lions are will be allowed to carry 49 tract offer, In effect, rejecting al of the measure would, in cf. from the roof. The panels have doctors release Taylor from the 24 for the exhibition season, the 4layers for the first two regular it. fed, reinstate the "Rosalie been repaired and air pressure hospital. Colts 24. season games and 45after that. "I was disappointed," rule" although It already has restored to the roof at an esti. Orvis, reinstated after a twoBaltimore Coach Ted MarchHowever, only 43 players can be Rozelle said of the NFL Players been knocked down by the mated cost of $200,000. day suspension, was due to face ibroda also planned to use his dressed for a game. Association action. "I would courts and would leave the unIt was not so easy to repair the Colts, bid Mill reportedly regulars against Detroit the : Currently, the established ha ve liked to have seen the Ion open to law suits by the player problems in the Detroit was looking for a trade. same Martens as last year, exlearns are carrying up to 49 player reps approve what players. camp, notably those surroundAfter a week with a leaky capt for Roosevelt Leaks, who players'while the two expansion INFLPA President Dick) --Ing quarterback Bill Munson. Madiwn and temperamental was a awwwLa ring f,tllhar'k In 'su iiavc up w w. ABU nnuerson flU a ppr oved 11Kb 1975. those limits do not include seen the owners ratify it I. Bert Jones will be the Cob' rookies who played in the Ccl- today." quarterback. In pre-season legeAll-Star game. The union said the contract play,Joneshu5l passcom'1 "We agreed on a flat 43-play. offer was tabled "pending fur- pletlons In attempts for 586 er limit by a clear 21-7 vote, ther negotiations and clanyards, two toxh&wns and has which Is what we needed for flcations." been Intercepted five times. . passage," NFL Commissioner Rosalie noted that the conHozellc said. tract wowu have meant Jobs for There are f our games schedSnead was reacquired by the more players. The proposed uled tiled for Friday night, with Clii' FOREST HILLS, N.j. (AP) South Africa 6-3, 6-3. match. punch. with thocoolthg Off of his jij cago, 4-1, at Washington, 2-3; New York Glints, who made contract reportedly calls for a Don't start hanging any "Is it true, as your former "If that offends people, I am He has carried on a lingering game. 0 ~50 room for him by placing rookie 43-man squad limit with a four- "nice guy" tags on Jimmy Con. manager Bill Riordan says, sorry. You guys said I Kansas City, 2-3, at St. Louis, 3was a feud with the tennis brass, fans quarterback Jerry Golsteyo on man taxi squad. Under that nors. He resents It. "Nobody will ever dominate 2; Atlanta, 14, at Green Bay, 2that you're getting soft?" he louse when I was 15. I didn't and the press. For a long time, t J the 16-day Injury list. plan, the teams would have ennis the way I did In 1974," 3; and Cleveland, 4-I, at Bid. "I'm still nasty on the tennis was asked. "Has your game ac- think I deserved It then. But I he wasn't on speaking terms Connors said, recalling his vi- tab, 1.4. ,, The 37-year-old Snead had 112 mo re players. court. You said I was a louse so tually lost Its fire beca use of ef- got to like It. The fans like It. It with most of his fellow pros, tories been cut by San Francisco at Wimbledon and Forest On '1 think we'll have to check I am a louse and I like it," forts to adopt a good guy inn- draws customers. ducking their to urnaments and Hills and his two big money 1, Saturday,San Francisco, 4Tuesday. The Giants had with Dick Anderson to see what says the stormy petrel from age?" visits Los Angeles, $0; "I am myself," hauling them Into court. V, traded him to the 49ers In Octo- obstacles there were that Belleville, matches in Las Vegas. flu., the men's Miami, 5.0, Is at New Orleans, In the past, Connors and his Some people Named his anConnors bristled as he had "But it's different today, wIth 4-1; Seattle, 1-4, travels to Oak. ber 1974. He also has played caused the tabling," Rozelle singles favorite at the U.S. friend on the tour, me tics on Riordan, who found a clay the dominant surface. Ev- land, 4-1; the New York Jets, with Washington, Philadelphia said. "We'd heard there were Open Tennis 'Championshi ps been hit across the eyes with a closest 1Nastase, have been if* Peck's telephone pole. '.' and Minnesota In his 16-year some legal hurdles." gate attraction in building Con. erybody is a chiallenger on day. 4, meet Pittsburgh. 4.3; Hous.. which entered Its second da y Bad Boy Twins of the tennis nors up P NFL career. as a villain. Others Players who once said they ton, 0-6, plays at Dallas, 2-3;the The biggest legal hurdle ap- today. "I have changed off the court, circuit, claimed they were the result of couldn't play on Club owners held an all-day pears to be the option cornThe scrappy, 5-foot.10 former I haven't changed a bit on the clay have New York Giants, 4-1, go to San Connors has affected a tough, association with Nastase, the become good on day. And there Diego, 2.3, and Tampa Bay, 14, meeting Wednesday to hammer pensatlon clause, generally re- Wimbledon and US. champion court," he said. "If I blow a insolent Image. He has bounced fiery Romanlan, are all those new guys coming hosts Cincinnati, 3-2. out the team size. Rozelle said ferred to as the "Rosalie rule." was the picture of propriety as shot, I can't be like Arthur Ashe around the court, his shoulders Connors has admitted he was In. some owners wanted a 40-play. Sunday games pit Minnesota, Under the "Rozelle rule," If he swept through his opening and show no emotion. I've got to hunched, his jaw squared, misguided In some areas but no shot longer a 91 bet. er squad while some others two teams could not agree on round match Wednesday, beat- talk to myself. I've got to do blowing on his hands like a now insists that behavioral Pat- am"I aam long Anybody canI 3-2, against Denver, 4-2, and . wanted 43 on the active roster compensation for a player who Ing 36-year-old Bob Hewitt of things that get me up for the fighter readying a knockout terms have had nothing to do win this tournament," Philadelphia, H,against New , with a taxi squad. Under the limits finally agreed upon, Bob Burkhart Danny WIIHams 111 4 Magic Number All's Quiet So Far Lions, Colts Meet On NFL 'S Lottery To B e 43 This Fall In Exhibition Final - With a smooth-throwing quarterback, a couple of capable runners and another pair of gifted receivers, the picture looks sound at the Longwood school. But the coach Insists that the war will be lost or won in the trenches. It boils down to football basics ...blocking and tackling. flvrsday, Sept.?, ieie— iia ..lih 1k A I....& wiiuu,i uv IU3L yvar - Don Gaffney, Jimmy Dubose, Sammy Green and Richard Appleby." ' The first three were standouts for the Gators. The fourth, Appleby,costFlorldaashareof the champiop. Appleby, Georgia tight end, faked a reverse with 3:24 left in the game .._ , Sickle Cell Link this hi Gridder Death proud franchise Gregg had tough debut as head coach. They've made some significant personnel moves Could surprise Fourth Place. runs, Twins 3, Brewers 2 Rod Carew's speed accounted for the Twins' 12th-Inning tr1umph. He beat out a single ancl then scored all the way J middle guard Scott Hutchinson and safety Alvin Cowans. Cornerbuck henry Davis will miss the first three games beca use of an injury. There's reluvanated look and spirit around once ' ana connected wIth Uene WashIngton on an 00-yard pass play to give the Bulldogs their winmeg touchdown. SN Fisher. a senior wa* lh' flavøl2nil wt'i ite fifth in backup quarterback to Gaffney row as Jim Bibby, 10.5, pitched last year, accounting for more a live-hitter. Ray Fosse hornthan 400 yards. He has plenty of ered and Buddy Bell doubled backfield talent to utilize the home one run and scored anivtM.ino offense, with such other. runners as Tony Green, Larry Angels 4, Tigers 1 Brinson, Robert Morgan, Earlt The Angels equalled their Cam and Willie Wilder. longest winning streak of the Dubose was the conf erence's season, four games, as Frank leading rusher last year with 0 Tanana raised his record to 15-9 13(Y1 yards. Green, who ramby stopping the Tigers on six .. bled for 856 yards as a freshhits. Dave Collins had three hits man two years ago, fell to 471 . for California, including a twolast year, second best on run double in the fourth innin Ag team. , , when the Angels scored all their The Gator passing game should be a threat with Fisher throwing to split end Wes Chandier, who caught 20 for *'i yards Last year. The defense lost some key personnel, but it1I should remain strong, headed by tackle Darrell Carpenter, , " HOUSTON (Al') Sickle cell crisis has been diagnosed as the cause of death of Mark Brown, 19, a Prairie View MM University freshm an football .. n,-.r who ,l..4 iI II. ._ . 'iu uiiv ui v; vvvr gives up. r uenies wnicn aiioweo the first All we can do is keep on playing run of the inning to score. Richour best and hope." te Hebner doubled in the second In other NI games Wednes- run and then Kison, 114, cap. day' St. Louis edged Cincinnati ped the inning with his two-run 1-0 in 11 innings, the New York single. Mets nipped San Francisco 1.0 Cubs 7, Braves 5 and Chicago defeated Atlanta 7JerryMorales' fourth hit of Sin 14 innings. The Los Angeles the game drove in two runs In at Montreal game was post. the 14th inning to give Chicago its triumph over Atlanta. The 1-3 innings, then reliever Tom ponea oecause or rain, In 1964, the Phillies were game, which was delayed twice Murphy held Texas hitless the rest of the way to get the win, leading the league by 611 games by rain, was tied in the bottom with two weeks remaining in of the ninth when the Braves' a Indians 3, White sex o ,y • Red Sox 3, Rangers o , Ferguson Jenkins' season ended In the fifth inning against Texas, when the Boston pitcher suffered a torn right Achilles tendon In making a putout at f He faced surgery today. Jenkins allowed four hits for 4 ,,...,. on hunting at JCPennev I -1 For 5 days we're reducing our everyday low prices even further. ~~ /I Sale prices effective thru Monday, September. I aGrow, Walker To Join Cards Now 46.9 9%' - Reg.'S4.99Glenfield 60 rimS ire rifle with No, $144 4x scope. m 22 caber semi-autoatic Rapid-fires 18 long-rifle cartridges ST. LOUIS (AP) Righthanded pitchers Lerrin LaGrow and Tom Walker were to join the St. Louis Cardinals as the first two of seven Tulsa players being called up by the Reg. 1"."Winchesitero 1400. Plain barrel Now 11 9,99 model. Modified full and impro',ed cylinder Has 28” barrel (Not pictured) Reg. 14,99, Ithic.a plain barrel shotgun. Pump action, walnut stock. National League club. Other pitchers in the Tulsa contingentareleft-hander Doug Now 1 35o99 N ow Regl59.9911emlngton - 870 plain barrel pump shotgun. Douhk ,iLliOfl 84 Capuma and right-hander Steve Waterbury, who will joh the club this weekend In Chicago. The Cards said they also plan I.99 Reg. 99.99. White tail compound bow has fiber glass limbs, magnesium handle 50 reduction in draw weight at full draw, 48" Adjustable weights of 50. 55 and 60 lbs to promote switch-hitting catcher John Tamargo and outfielders Sam Mejias and Mike Potter from the American As- from first when catcher Darrell sociation team. Porter threw Lyman Bostock's sacrifice bunt into right field. Reliever Bill Campbell, 14-4, got the victory. ,.— --______ ___________________ A's 5, Yanks 0 - FLORI Oakland pull ed to wit hin seven games of first-place Kansas City In the AL West as Vida bBlue stopped the Yankees on seven hits. The A's got all their runs off ex-teammate Catfish Hunter, 14-13, who didn't last through the fifth Inning. New York's lead over Baltimore in HIGHWAY SAFETY the Al. East was trimmed to COMMISSION c. • . , lOt% sm.. 11 [RivE ALIVE _!::;2N1W 10 _______ I _.~, ---^I— ________ _____ _____ ftwft — < 1111111111111110— 'b'~~ JCPen __ y GOVERNOR'S — " SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL Open tO am. to 5nIMondiy ffini Setirda Open Sunday 1:51 101:54 p.m. Catalog Canter Ph, 323.1520 Store Ph. 3211310 Open lOam, IeSp.m. Mandaii ihna Sa?urda Open Sunday ISO Catalog Caster Pn. 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(Rau). 31.10; P (3.1) 112.30; T (345) 471.10; 3,107.20; 31.22 innings Mroeecurlty; 4. Shannon; S. Big FIFTH - I. Jeans First (Van. 31.31. Angeles at Montreal, A 2.117; Handle - $334.37?. Los Expectation; 4. Reincarnated; Y. defvort); 2. Ben Z (DeBerry); 3. FIFTH 1. S unny Dell (1) 4.10, ppd.. rain Macs Jalson; S. Daytona Lad. Miracle Snow (Provost); i. Regal 1.10. 3.40; 2. P.nros Whynot (3) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Today's ames TENTH I. John L. Hayes; 2. FIRST San Francisco (Barr 10.11) at Eden (R. Neely); S. Nealon Time 4,20.3.40; 3. Winding River (4) 1.20; I. Brave Lucille: I. Legalized; 3. Tippy Faith; 1. Trade (attersan); 1(1.5.4) Merit;]. Burma a. P(1.3)33.10; Beauty; New York (Matlack II?) Sneaky John 0(15)14.40; 1. E. C. Day; S. High Bit; a. Kelso Queen;7. Tuttle; S. Speed Drive; a. Ramblln Western Whisky; S. Stock Jim. Los Angeles (Sutton 14.9 and (Lake): 1. Little Jodi (Bourgeois); 243.10; 31.42. SIXTH - I. Ri Jerry (I) 10.20. scamp; 7. Geconlmo Eckert; S. Rhodon 11.3) at Montreal (Dun- I. J. H. Firebyrd (Culhane). ELEVENTH 1. Ertel; 2. Sam SIXTH ning 2-5 and Rogers 411), 2. it. 1. Ocala Butler (SIca); 340. 3.00; 2. Painless Den tist (1) Peggy West. Talon; 3. Printer Express; 1. 2. Frosty Francis (Vilar); 3. Lady 300. 2.10; 3. Aim (7) 5.40; Q (1.1) 5ECON0 1. RIsing Hope; 2. Top Dasher; S. Lady's Ready; a. San Diego (Freisleben 5.11 or Byrd Spartan 4. Loco Legs 13.40; P (41) 40.00; 1 (SI-i) 710.10; Fern; 3. Classic Clarke. 4. Redonna Riteaway Red ; 7. Joblli's Skydrot; . . - . closed out the rntch 3 and 2. British Open champion Dick ceisfuly opened defense of his in both 1N$ and 1971 and cap. Slderowf of Westport, Coon., U.S. Aznstaw Pit Me, but he's Lured his first match this time advanced to the third round a long way from another crown. as both Ridley and Campbell with a 2 and 1 victory over Andnoonehaswontwofn a row drew byes on Tuesday. Julius Boros Jr., whose father since Harvie Ward did it The 37-year-old Canadian twice has won the U. S. Open years ago. shot even.p.r for his first 10 tItle. The 19..year.old Boros, a As this 76th renewal headed holes on Wednesday and led 0. UnlversityofIowa student, hits into Us third round today with Gordon Brewer of Huntington with power bid not the finesse ol; 4 survivors, twoofthetourez- valley, Pa., a-up.. his father. champshavel- VInnyGiles Former San Francisco hen Then Cowan darted missing in the first round and Gary fairways. The 39-year-old quarterback JIM Brodie also Cowan In the second. Pennsylvania business foundayoungstertroubleiome Ridley, 24,of Stetson Unlver- executive kept his tee shots In - needing a per on the lkh hole 1' and 53." j'.. inC A. situ's Law fairway, card'e" d ' five I o beat 1$.,e'arold David A old Bill Campbell, the winner In stralgM holes with pars and Ogrin of Waukegan, Ill., 1-W. 1Z4, are the only two who have won before and dill remain flI.II iii Luu1eyadmitted, .wwicu was ner. VOlat and jittery because It was Keep a flWfl W the first round for me," but he k his Kim Luke 1I3aoao - New - wr*t ç: 7. Lute Talon; S. JJTJ!1 Rose , 3 Ks Pharacti (5) 10 Q (14) Brick mae 3 Jilt BIg Al: 1 M i, 27.00; P114)111.30; T (143) 15310; MC Kimber. S. Top Glnir: RIffeI:7. RaAS. ITH I WEDNESDAY NIGHT •re '' 1?O0,17.00.4W; 7. Pecos ROCkIn (3) Ch•,lol 3. CT (Aldrich); a. Arden Ed (Newman); FIRST Ed's Impulse (7) 13.10, SlO. 7.00.3. Lucky WtiIz (2) 1.10; 0 TrustIng; 3. Bars Pat; 4. Bryan lGIinora Duke (Hobbs); 8. Nibs 13- 40, 1.00; 2. Gene Austin (1) 33.10. (57)$100:P (7.3) 10710; T (7.3.2) Keith; Dixi e di. $. _ Am 11 (Peters); S. AMERICAN LEAGUE last W I. Pet. Os 134 434 Seeks LOS ANGELES (AP) !1aw Cowan, of Kttahen.r, Ont., stnd,nt Fred Ridley has Canada, had won the ameteur - Baseball I Ridley When people talk about getting a 'flu "shot" this year, they'll be talking quite literally. Most swine 'flu Immunization shots In Seminole County will be . -. .. .. pressure Into the upper armoithe patient. There . - ... perhaps for a slight . . t. by we . .. • . . , 'v" lTI4W IW.flL 01 - Ore., all the way before closing out the match 4-up with three holes to nI.v DCISUI, inc scene of ged , match.play event, exten the relatively short distance of One; S. The Lost Guide; 6 Kid 6. Jigsaw Janet. Griffin 7-5) #I Pittsburgh (SertwS); S. Queen May (Johnson); 31-41. 6. Pepper John (Brainard); 1. Judge (Domory 1-4). In) SEVENTH - 1. Connected (s) Coach; 7. Play; 1. Wrangled. TWELFTH - 1. Aurun, 2. Becky OX yards and plays to 304 FlOyd 0 (B. Regur); S. Jersey Silk 1.20, 3.10.2.10; I. Budzoo's Kelly (4) Friday's Games THIRD - 1. Bellamy Stacl; 2. Sue;]. Travelin Rosy; 1. Rebozo; s. par. But the ro4hs are tall and Ormsby). 10.10,3.10; 3. Brian K. Eckert (2) Pnfect Debbie; 3. O's Big Burk; 4. SpyIn Sly; 4.Jlml Zip; 7. Pat Luke: SI. Louis it Chicago tough, woe toa golfer straylng SEVENTH 1. Iron City Nancy 3.00; Q (54) 33.40; P (34) 59.00; 1 Ednas Mary; S. Momma's Tina; a. Pittsburgh at Montreal. 2. It. S. Mix ' "' uvua u course. (R. Recur); 2. Mar Con Steve n) . , 'I1 .- . , . IK• . ,, .. - i , - . , (Lake); .. . . . PdPOInt.PdInJbyCimP Trios I J Crar.ki6 Pr4M.,c win (5jj),7 L... Angeles at P'c,'s1on, (r) San Diego at Ian Francisco. Extra Angus (Metcalf.); I. I last New York ! . ; 63 68 .481 17 Detroit Mllwtee 41 70 59 10 I Texas California 40 73 39 71 A (No Driver); 7. Lotus Bud (B e S_MtInyK.a (ca). S? is .412 21 Woftesday's Resells Boston 3 Texas 0 Baltimore 7, City TENTH (Brainard); 2. Byrd K. (Ruggles); 2. Byrd K. lRuggles); 3. 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W" .e! ~ ~ 'i ,f7t 4,-Iiu! ).x - ~, &ir' 7 _ ~',-';"i,,~ ~j'~ 4- `V.100 -41.';~3,:-r-'j.&~,j ~-"--z-I.1m ~,-~~-.~~ ~11, cj- --r.;7~~%W~V-V-- -- ~~ , ---~.%~..A'* REGISTER ...r ,..--- 0 (includes hair cut and styling) Ph. 323 I -- -- - 3 0 ---- --~,I-- I CLEARAN'"L WE ACCEPT BANKAMERICARD-nd MASTER CHAROE ll Final A sas. OpenMon thruWed 1:30-S:00 F ri 130300 Sate 30330 I'D OU 0 \ . ~ DRESSES - PANTSUITS JUMPSUITS LONG EVENING GOWNS 01 + ' 1(4~11 .014 ...0 000 . W +1 ,.,-I.- '' Master Charge Phone Sanford schools, 9,000 rapes, 12,000 armed robberies and more than $6W million damaged property. It, ........ :-7- .-:'-.::: 0 0 01jo 0 0 0 a 0 0 a a 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OU000 0 0 #~ !: *1 An 2933 S. Orlando oco 2o2o9o9o9oo9o9go9o9o9o2o9o9o9o9o2o9o9o9o2o2o9o9o9o090009oo0o0oo0 - 'I -' - 4- Open Thurs. ' fil 7:30 p.m. , a 0 I 00 , - ~~ beautiful fabrics and the great . - 19~ oo - -- - .'•' . OUD 4:~i U0. 0000 ... -'.:. S IF ,.~, I 00 .; Do-it-yourself Feeling sau I I \i fabulous 0 00 il go Tk-+ AlkMI-1 Jot knuoina-Aviu. 4. Liberty Blaze .1 I= d aily. Our collection Is T'he drop in enrollment puts teachers' contracts last school year, a year in which there admWstrators between teachers OTISitantly fighting staff cuts were a rmord 2W public school strikes. As for discipline and van- nlilitanUy resisting more Lu- 0110 010%j tt,V -~,, 1, % -- , FIRTti - 1. Joyce Lynn (a '1 . . expenses OgO Z' c0 -C2 W I; 0 .,7 :~,w j000 00 7:30-5:30 SATURDAY I -- -#41 ... '1 . - U 10, 0 00 th . In Baltimore County, hid., •' gOgO /'tt.;:ZZ. . '4 0 0 O~GE~~ 0 000 / SALEPRICESGOODSEPTEMBER3IhIU9 . .1 0 - ---- - wou 6'dalism, the NEA has them sta. Mlon. 80 ~ 0 And so back to school, 1976-77. tistics asschool OoOo gOo°o9)-'. - ., ALL SCOTTY'S STORES WILL BE CLOSED LABOR DAY, SEPTEMBER 6 IIIvrij!iiI1;.r(IT.l 11 t N .. . I.. .. . 0 i , STYLING 4~ 1I 29 8 Just brush and blow dryl Back To School -And Problems ) ..,,,,,, • t . 1 - The Secret Is in the cut. 4 0 0 identically to the honor attendant. Best man was Dr. Jorge Gmez, brother-in,-law of We As far as enrollment goes, the Etymology for the Bilingually Teachers want more money, Oriented." There will be- 36 U.S. Office of Education lists citizens don' t want higher students in he R kin46,810,000 elementary and taxes. Enrollment declines, secondary students in 1971 and neighborhoods fight the closing would prefer half that number. 44,816,OW last year. Adminis. The National Education s. Association, the nat'un'3 None of this is entirely new. roring the birth rate decline Traditional discipline has been largest bargaining agent for moving upwards in the hers. says class size was an is HAIR Downtown Sanford Lakeview Plato I All-purpose paint for vvood metal and masonry, Has ' breath In her hair and carried a bouquet of daisies. Melinda Bagwell served her sister as bridesmaid, attired '. an unwillingness to return to schools mMng those Idyllic Aw'a ,.O - - . . to class. So are many teachers, OPEN EVERY I S. i 1IOUSE PAINT , , But is It unwillingly they go' militancy and fiscal troubles, For materials, maintenance and Studies In recent years have along with difficulties and ten fuel, with fuel costs up three to shown that students, by sum sion over busing and racial in- four times tnthepasttwoyears. mer's end, are ready to return tegratlon. On the other side of Inflation 1 Mopacote Acrylic Latex Kratt Back A-Ahmmif . 4 ,. ...'. I Sharon Gibson served her sister as matron of honor in a long yellow and orange print gown. She wore a wreath of baby's Mrs. Octavio Gallego Jr. ' i ,. II Caroline McDonald Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal length satin gown with lace bodice trimmed with seed pearls and a full length train. She wore a lace mantilla and carried a bouquet of yellow and white daisies. .' .' . I 1. TIL &kml UNISEX I liLP1 £achtll•l0c 1359 M rolknents were swallowed up And these are not the only facwith the birth control pill sev- tors, says William Henry, assoeral years ago. ciate director of the American But te4chers and adminis- Association of School Administo summer tans and summer trators say they expect this trators. jobs year more vandalism, teacher He points to Increased costs R CARE 75 6 I Associated Press Writer And so back to school, teachers and students alike. Goodbye ; . a - Golden rule discipline i.s gone, M I it iv I Covenfty . .i"1 MOBILE PAIN Is 2 9'/2C S Q. f 1817 I Fall's Newest Look . Sel Each tile Ific GOLD CONTISSAMotok ve4devan in gold ot is"any j *Nte hn4h . --r~. J -4 - . ! SARATOGA Jacobean ctr4wei embirogwy fkxel peneen HU ) 1/2" x 4' x 8' CDX 4-ply , . . e Thursday, Sept. 2,1976-1 B - - i. UNIPERM -I )('s,'Li I C U Lator e1"Sen1grd, Fl. -- ________________________________________________ UP Interior exterior paint lfl white and colors '1.,.; ~ . ACOUSTICAL SILENTEX lv*rV wowlip t)eu*h4pd testu,@ ;-4 1 1 fin4h Absotbe uo to 00% of sound S/W'thKb ) 100 " SHEATHING EN By G.G. 1ABELLE I , Gallon CORINTO S*tr*d design simulates plastefed coolW11 c4nonal4o. r ... ....8.119 EachtlieZic I SIXTH - 1, Roft Mcf-ess (Roy) 11 V\CM - 11 % . - 4 9 12w' i 0 5/8 *4*8 AC er T PH. 322.2363 I I ...141 I or 39 I For use under asphalt shingles or asbestos siding, in built-up roof construction. 15 lb. 7 AC arvi es 200 N. PARK,SAN FOR D Marlene Denise Bagwell became the bride of Octavio Gallego Jr., on Aug. 7 at 4 p.m. with Rev. David Baldwin offlclatliig at the double ring ceremony at the Central Baptist h,Sanford. Organist was Shirley Grieme and soloists we Johnnie Dodson and Nancy Baldwin. The bride is the daughter of Hubert 0. Bagwell and Mm June Green, Sanford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. - e F /' I - - FRISCO 1160ut'lul wtut* wth to-sod pattem 95 7 71 (M IF Illast (5) 3,00. 7 SO; 1, Tough Knight p__________________________________ 1 .I 901b. -- 1 00 sq. ft. AD 1"fl L . .9 . •"-•'-----. I? Fast drying. Fot all masonry surfaces. White orevergreen.. 2 (2)300Q(IS)IOSOT($12) , 1/4"x4'x8'AD 1 4 I (a -. Gel . ~ THIRD ,1 ! - 85 - '; !I -.1.27 ••.-.• - ) 140BILE '7-1-1- . ~ I- '-- .-. '•. 1'.; t.: jj~., ',1 .-.*I I - ,..:;r* , I 1-11I i I 1-- ..~-. 1 .~, - r~T I-- -r, ? -.& ; ~ 5/8- x4'x8'AD . ............ 1 ill 1.171. %1~ (111 Sheet I Can im , , INTERIOR PLYWOOD W1111 . , .. •. r ,- I (3 C Reg. Price 1 13 oz. can). r . . . . . Roll 6) " 00 ~ I (6 5) 318.30. T I& 5 8) IM-20; 311.37 - U parents are Mr. and Mrs. Roger toward the Auxiliary gift to the II I ri I . 1.19 I , Cool Cote 2O1 1 LATEX PAINT __________________________________ -- - i -. 1899 . Sealed down by the sun against wind and I Mineralized Surface " i ROLL ROOFING , - 3Jy(1)230 Q(S.S)I 50 P FIRST - 1 Ace Trump (Dick III) 14.00; P ' ' (1) 1.00. I 00. 2.40; 2. Mike's Hawk (4) 2,40, 2 r4o; 3. It'lo K oro (S) 6 60; Q WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS :- n2.40; 31.30, NINTH - 1. Jolly Limpet (5) 3.40. ELEVENTH - I Wright Drive SEMINOLE k.. I . L, /l/01' 1 J 1.',- " i ,~, ~ .j, , X ", ~ j - - I No. 24 37 x 505/8 - j I No. 23 16 79 sq ,, poester. . 4 Lake Monroe, announce the many other Items, including birth of their first child, a tape recorder and a ,jaughter, Michelle 1,ee, born refrigerated display case. 11111tug. 30 at 2:15 p.m. at Seminole Florida Hospital is donating Memorial Hospital, Sanford. cabinets, chests-d-drawers and Maternal grandparents are a number of other items to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Mace, sale. Sparta, Term. Paternal grandThe proceeds will be used ) I L PAINTS 37 x383/8 . C110; 1. Johnnie Margo(1) 4.00; 0 (6- 1.50;]. G.H.'s Oebbi (I) 1".. Single hung windows 1 meet FHA and VA speciI fications. Of TENTH - 1. Polift Pinto(6) 10-20, 4.60. 3.60; 2. Maraschino (5) 4.20. . Sup lies chairs or other household items. Interior or exterior. ALUMINUM weather. White and colors. 28-24 V-79 *Ili Bright festive colors and white for painting toys. - Reg. Price - Bundle * : texturlzed woven ,. . . • . .i Birth .1 Paint _______________________________________ each . Sol-Sealing No. 240 ASPHALT SHINGLES . ient 40 lb. bag. 1 - "' - ' ________ - /- - 1. Jack Nebu (2) lc Randy Rugrat (5) A Regu aP,-ice . f . gravel and cement in conven LONCRETE __ 7* Ponderoso Pine - Gary English Clarence Daniels Jim Haynes 11 ) oo' 1136-40. 31.74. SIXTH - 1. Silver a. (2) 14AD, 7.60.3.20; 2. Karoman (7) 5,40,3.20; 3. American Champ (1) 2.60; Q (2-7) 30.40; P (2-7) 77.40; T (2-7-1) 152.80; 31.10. SEVENTH • . Q(3-4) 23.60. P (4-1) 144-90; T (4-3-4) AT EAST COLONIAI, Pro Division .. . SPRAY ENAMEL Premixed sand, ..- Re u/ar Price (each) ) 17.40.4.20. 4.20; 2. Silver Slond (43' Putt-Putt 8W' cartridge. 69 , Sa*"* CONCRETE MIX down shingles, etc. ' - C 109.90 and T (2-4-1) 151.40; 31.OI3. FIFTH - 1. Wright Cotsoll Houston of Dallas New York Giants of Son Diego Cincinnati at Tamps Bay / / (3)120. and Go Harold (I) 100. Q (2.1) 14.00; P (3-4) 57.90; T (21 S) Miami at Ne* Orleans San Francisco at Los Angeles New York Jets at Pittsburgh . 11 --,&.A-- - - - 0 I Plostic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT For use around chimney flashing. to tab ' - Kansas City at St. Louis Saturday's Games I/ .. Bagwell, Gallego n ed arriage - , . The Florida Hospital derground parking area. A ux11Iary will have a garage greatvarietyofarticleswjflbe le on Sept. 8 from 8 am. to 5 availa ble, Including p.m. in the hospital's new tin- chairs, a 3z5 foot Blcentestnisj rug, al9lnth portable color TV, hair dryers, a rocking J.I., antiques, mattresses, pictures, lighting fixtures, hauld work Announced and clothing, dishes, books, . ' 1. Intervene (1) 4.00, Today's Games Baltimore at Detroit Friday's Game Jorge Cruz Tom Rvsnack I p 7) 11.20; P (2-7) 60-00; 31.62. SECOND- 1. Sun Sister (5) 26.40. 6 W 4.10; 2. Rarriblin Cathy (1) 3.40. Atlanta vs. Green Say at M,11- ~ f, s"ees Milli - NFL Ealilbitises tp R W FIRST 1. Plain Talk (2) 540 320. 2.20; 2. Teis Mae Yet (7) 1.50, Texas of Kansas City, In) Chicago at Minnesota. (n) Oakland of California, (n) Dave Tschirhart ,, e Y UVL, UI I these Florida Hospital Auxiliary Slates Giant Garage Sale -- I O I~E er & . - Weatherwise and washable 100% •., -- DAYTONA BEACH Boston of Cleveland, (n) -4 June Fehrman RN Is the 'patient' as John Warde shows Public Health 'NurseMarionmomas how to use the ped.o..Jet lmmunlzauon gun Iiiii • • Dog Racing 5-10, Milwaukee al Detroit. (n) A I ___ I New York at Baltimore. In) 4 -"t ~ Paddy Today's Games Milwaukee (Rodriquez at Minnesota (Bano. 4-7) Only game scheduled . I reat ~N G Ocala California 4, Detroit Oakland S. New York 0 Fo o ..-- ~Mll 414 L. Bar (Serbes); 4. Ancindy (Vandervort); 5. Yegua (C. Cleveland 3. Chicago 0 y MInnesota 3. Milwaukee 2. 12 . ' 0 • S. Egyptian Wind (Hobbs); s Pro J "p" - 71 61 .&V I , " - - Oakland . : ' . ,._ . (RuoQiath I. Lusty (Hobbs). I. Burns Guy (Becez .433 20½ NINTH risk); 2. Camden Jody (No. Driver); west 77 It .. .. Winning Tina (S. Regur); S. More Reliable lWilWY); 6. Senators Tina ?9 30 .612 0 61 431 110ki Baltimore nd Boston . . . . - EIGHTH - 1. Brilliant Byrd INo. OHM); 2. Little Steve (Gill); 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE .. . .N . (Vandervorl); 3. Fearless Bob (C. Michele Eden U. CincInnatI at Atlanta, In) at New York, I ' - Philadelphia ' . I COUNTY Dill I the top o gun, contains enough vaccine to Inoculate 54) persom Dr. Orville Barks, director of the Seminole County Health Center said that Ow vaccine and seven Jet guns are scheduled to arrive In the county around i ê oa -i ,q,.cuiucr or early October. Mid-week and veekend stations will be set &'p around the cou.nty where the shots will be administered at no charge to persons over 25 years of age. 11. In doubt whether to have the shots, consult your family physician, said the doctor. 11 . .. ial, fitted to . R•i•ct .. v - - ,. hypodermic needle as it Is quicker and easier .1 .'..° . - vaccine, not the 1115 U5J WCdU Oz inc -' • 'a CuuS.Other nice Jerold touches are OVerSlZpatch pockets, a bock pleotandoptionci . gun's action. He said the Jet oun b was . wo,ed . Stinging sensation 'mused 'I . Dusty Blue, Pink Lady, Spring Navy, Grey Mist. Desert Sand, Apiicot LemonDr n _•.. • t program to demonstrate the late of the Ped.O.jet, the I strument operates on the principle of hydraulics. Instead of using a hypodermic needle, the 'flu' vaccine Is shot from ..............•._,. Wear Jerold WecAerwlse 'F!" e and LPNs learning to use the "gun" According to John Warde and Mike Sisney, who are travelling around Florida with the State Immunization administered by a Ped.O. Jet gun this fall. The county health center inSanfoni was the training ground Tuesday and Wednesday for area RNs • - Swi1n Anainc t A 'Shot' 1500 Reg. $2500 $ ________ Haircut 1 With Shampoo & S WITH THIS AD iL T,~, ~O.Aifw"Q-'i-1 -~'J. , ,,.~ ik, 1-4~.-,. . , ~ N* No Appointment Necessary . SfI1J. a .-..-- _ _ .. ..- ,.4 - . -. - ' . ,, , - ',,, - IA ., :;. �tIIVSUIIIHSVSILMRIIrd,FL Th, ny,kt2.17* Evening Take Shortcut Have Summer Strawberry Fest To Shorkake —I Tea With 7&dyI boommalmm wot 1111`10110101111 and working mothers need only reach in the Irmw to be able to serve luscious strawberry shortcake anytime of the year. Women EdU* Honors Rmillicarespeadat The Loch Arbor home of cators dessat can be me& in minutes will helpers like bdtery rich frozen California strawberries and plenty of frmn wwpw top. ping. divided 1c 'a S •'• 0 (I) M to In .. , .1 II a - - za S IJii• Miss soon. Her Roommate Is we are expecting DEAR ABBY: My daughter toys ,rdr 210 E. !'41' m Dear Abby apulment, that everything was on the up and up and that there was no %IPParmt I 7ut'i 9 1 I •• ___ much better protection in a big city than another girl. He is M. single, of course, and an assistant coach at a high school. A HATE . AIST,t ( IT pAS (. , if)P U)1 ABOUT 'PW5 VHAT'\ WMq LIA tnV 1/ 1E and support Art Sonsom ç ' TABLE L=U~ &$$"non TV, livOn with oach pair of POLL PARROSO _ikf.c r - I L Wag -_ 1. •..' - •• I '1 I '. A '.h /( - — 41 2 '- i' I UT , -- 4000 hours, IT'S GREAT R HI,JUG! HOW'S 14E THINGS IN RIvEROALE i %A\ I I\ FAIR. I ' WE'RE HAVING A POWER FAILURE.. E! M'1M0MSWORRIEDJT QUICl!WHATTfMEISTHE All. THE FOOD INTJ4E NEXT BUSTO R1VERALE MAY REFRIGERATOR." HAVE TOEAT ,TALL AY —. ' TOQAY ' - POT - ]i OR — LI,,,AN9A -. . _____ #1 _____ . A ______ "... " ___ Lustrous and shim. meting, Vanity Fairs satin-like Glisanda a o an c ng Antron .111 nylon. its '° tIXtUI'C and 1' •J ' . I (," II, • 4 I washability make it .. ) . . - _____________ DVU PUII'I a , HEY, CEDRIC, WHE Ideal for the season's PAL , ,, t' t_ '•- • by Stoffel & HeemdohI - I wAN'rEO 10 ALONE. TO WHILE' looks. Opaque but lightweight, It's perfect for all-season wear. I A I :• Come In and see this and other now Vanity Fair Styles for fall - - .-- (3 • . •. • "F S •1• • / / - -' f' — - - 20 1 —— ____ — ii ____ 31 a - - ___ - - — — — - — — — — — 47 — — — — — — _______ . -\ /5 —. - • S -- • •• I ____. _____ by AlVIISSUr PRISCILLA! TIME FORT EP~ I 15 T5 15 AW Magnolia Center Suits B Next Door TO Downtown Sanford 210 E First PRISCILLA! ,I AWE TRAT 44! IMAGINE! 43 SHOWS WENT OFF THE AJR QPUCATIONAL. Knig$Sho,Sre I ..3133 r, _\ffiw ~ I THIS -1- ' . W6 D / - - ey • \ I )'9i -- p • S j A1 cio.LL a ENRO • ERE: H S by Larry Lewis I h . DIAL 322.1822 OUTA MY WAY! ' ____ H I I q7 1 10 I - .- -.5- — - . — , COO 00" I F~~ OQ 4 SORTH (D £AK 103 952 AK QJ4 WEST &Q97 vQlo3 Lam b Dr. Cutberto Garza and Dr. 2 £6 DEAR D MB — M a nutritionist I would like to disagree with your statements aboutladoseintolerance.Mod lactose tolerance tests are done . with 50 grams of lactose sugar In water, the amount of lactose _______________ found in a quart of milk. However, most people can pens to adults with milk drink a glass of milk without tolerance. any trouble. As I have mentioned before, EAST £ - VKJ7I 0962 &AKJ9 • 10753 £ Q 10842 A 86 42 •a had to be worth its weight in Wand he did have £753 Both vulnerable the study at Johns Hopkins, and West North East other studies show a lack of 14 X.caJuII So South South Pass Pass Pas3 4A cue bid his ace of hearts. This was enough for North to use Blackwood and then I=p to 4W Pass tNT. Pass S• Pass 6 £ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead ble to bid unless North and South are playing a valuable modern convention known as the splinter bid. uable n it Itisaal :N: you remember it. th jumped to four clubs he was showing a raise to four spades based partlyon his holding of a singleton club. This informa tion allowed South to revalue his hand. True, he only held five high. -K he spade slam. Without the splinter bid, it would have been almost unbiddable. - By Oswald &JamesJacoby • " '" they could drink a glass of milk calcium after age 3 is 800 wi thout symptoms. milligrams to 1000 milligrams a DEAR READER — I am quite familiar with the work of day and that there are onlyin288 milligrams of calcium a Dr. Scbrimshaw. supported by glass of milk. Even children West cashed his ng of A Michigan reader wants to clubs and shifted to a heart. know what you should respond South took his a ce and spade to dummy's ace. When to your partner's 21-23 point East showed out South cashed two-notrump opening with: can't get the daily calcium er is a quick three ' guarani" goes to get back to his own hand, took the proven finesse with It. but year in and year against the queen of trumps, Out it will be the winning ac. played another trump to pick tion. her ladyship up and claimed, (For a copy of JACOBY since he could ruff one club MODERN. send $1 to: "Win and discard his last two hearts at Bridge," c/o this and th e oth er club on high newspaper, P.O. Box 489. the National Dairy Cu. one o u diamonds, ruffed a diamond r The required for proper growth who claim that there is no from a single glass of milk. You lactose intolerance problem also faded to mention that with milk drinking. However, Schrimshaw's study showed you are mixing conclusions that that 15 per cent of the black are not warranted by the article children age 8 to 9 were inyou cite. tolerant to the amount of lacis real anu me dairy probl tose found in only one-and-aindustry should get on half glasses of milk. marketing milk safe for all to The lactose tolerance test of drink. 5() grams of lactose is Children are not adults. The equivalent to the amount of lactose intolerance problem lact ose found in one quart of ets worse as one gets older (as milk, the amount that contains high as 80 per cent of adult 9 800 to 1000 milligrams of calcium — the Recominended Dfly Dietary Allowance. i! age in Schrimshaw's article you you want to know how big the cited, 11 percent of to year- problem is, more than 5,000 of olth were intolerant, 50 per cent my readers have written adult yearr, more people he problem and the more sever:. children has Dlication. if any, to what hapi- ra 00 -lea -SxL i:T_ ELTON IJOHN'$ iJ-LUZtr L OPTICIAN diamonds. The slam is almost impossi- Radio City Station, New York, N. Y. 100t9) SIDE GLANCES by GtII Fox I I • 4 • • - '4' • • • it • nutritionist for one of the natioiial daities you have bligation o tell your pany that the Schrimshaw 1'- ' j it 76 plication to the more severe lactose intolerance problems of adults and that one glass of milk a day is far below thie amount children or adults need for daily calcium requirements. Perhaps you can help in -ease the market for milk by helping ..... When we argue A must you al ways resort to log ic? " by Garry Trudeau by T, K. Ryan OPEN mon.-Tw#$, 9 A.M.-to P.M, AYW.71M7 - . Home Studio of the Billet Guild of Sanford Seminole VERY ET F E.S HER EiVER REGISTER NOW 323.1900 , 322-9272 IIlM CHApRoN&Li - IL.r FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 7th PRE-SCHOOL TEEN ADULT CLASSES -_ Directors Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright 2.c60 Elm Ave. Sanford .. ..• I — 40-5"Wy wy, lwlt!wl (Next door to Hattaway) • I . I " an DOONESBURY Fri A Sol. 1 ) By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. LAST NIGHT T DREAMED TUMBLEWEEDS '• p3(Fth. 20Mard120) thinking only of yourself to the you can get along with others detriment of oithm today. Such today so long as someaing of a base motive can profit you is not an Issue. 0 ft IL now, but what abotgtomorrow? bee metI ,y well ow VIRGO (Aug. 23-!ept. ri) come your generoaity. Yo You Intuition Is good today YOUR BIRTHDAY regarding a financial matter. Sept, A, Im The other party my not be trustSocially you will have an interesting time thIs year. You worthy. ) U's will meet personswho could be LIBRA (Sept. best you follow your more helpful and also those who humane Instincts today. Don would be detrimental in your bevth&ctive. Even hfyowpurposes. $13.50 WIdTh;ri • ,i).-;.. __,• Ffink and E(nest - --00 00 GLASSE S LENSES oijaeoc $16.20 heal Ion wood by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST Happy Times MIST Ir ILLUSIONS - banker. CM (DecI 20) GEMINI (May 214 CAPfl1 : advIaid1 You should trot only persons today who have proven their good day to try to ft one over bo Your motives are reliability. This, is not thie time a picture in go out on a limb on wb*w to Ulm A15 (Jan. 2Feb. 11) CANCER (June 21-July fl) Be wary of anyone who rA."r There's an old saying that low supported you In the pod but Ups can sink a ft. Your who suddenly wants to be in confidantes will be glad today you corner today. Surely there they're not sailing over the bounding mein. are uiterior motives! people sick from using milk and all of the country. The milk products begins at age 2, tho usands of readers who want with a decrease In lactase this information, can write to enzyme that splits the double SugarLo Co. P.O. Box 1017, milk sugar. By late teenage and Atlantic City, N.J. 0844 for it. N__ Makes for I 6.25 ur fr4y The common lactose in- splits the milk sugar. This 'I - Finding Expression in Dancin9, Just Naturally $ flu, so long U U think like yo of those aged 6 to 7 and 72 per already for information on how cent in Use 8 to 9 years old. to get the enzyme Lct-Aid that ______ OF 14UMAN CONFLICTS" r Unrestrained Enemy of Health 01* of Central Florida's Fines? Flo rists QUiT 5Ac 5oVlN'1 OI I WAS S0 NONVIOLENT The Joyous 209 E. COMMERCIAL the faith have WIN AT BRIDGE M' k Problem C G et VI commonly wed by individuals PMSCil L j j 1_~ . Ir,5 E30UT TV RATINGS! esoLu I Sanford and them LEO (July Aug.fl)Avoid - - ___ _____________________ — ey cod believe hint o* the stops and go all the way. SAGnTARIUS(Now.23-Dec. TAURUS (April 20.May 20) 21) Be more realistic In Others won't do your bidding lfllattSTStOdeJ; If You today if you keep looking 11o; gatfroul cause. study showed that 72 per cent of As a nutritionist you must black children age 6 to 9 were know that the Recommended lactose Intolerant by testing but Daily Dietary Allowance for ) PRISCILLA'S POP 41OPOTTED PLANTS OlARTIFICAL ARRANGEMENTS - — r— — — 0 11 _____ ARIES- (March 21-April 19) cause is jot, the beWb will U's probable youm get what not be worth the milliviah. SCORM (Oct. *NOV. 21) you go after today. but you're very likely to hurt sotnew in Don% hold back in sjupporting a u rosily Y. w gne thle process. Weigh Nevin S. Schrimshaw from tolerance to even one glass of MIT, published in The n'11 In a high percentage of American Journal of Clinical adults — I am not talking about Nutrition, February 1976. This children. . a CORSAGES DISHGARDENS never over 180 Hw .434 - 49Carpenter'ts a Sept. 3,1976 Dr. _____ ALL SPECIAL OCCASIONS Cords and Sockets, too! STORE • 7 47 Goulash by Bob Montana CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS CERAMICWARE at WHOLESALE PRICES! Dial 322 0204 O8E, First St._— ..... - S SHOE 26 Mix Unclothed 28 Summ*ri in - - - - "Glo-llulb" for macrame lamps $3.60 I 42 Ireland 43 Provaricated els 45 Caudal cl 24 S appendage 25 Chrnbung plant Cy:da 19 — — ' 14 LAMP-MAKING SUPPLIES 4 -14: 40 Kind of bear Dist I SATIN SPARKLER ' Maxicord 630 ft. 51)(101si, all colors Polyester Welt Cord 960 fto spools Blue or Red II u 20 ECI 22 Gila --, Arizona 4 r - - J1I.J -• ARCHIE Safe dropping around suppertime, DEAR NEEDS' SensItive' course we have to ask him to No way' Qult hintinu stay for supper, but that's not the half of It. He sits around until 1:00 or 2:00 In the morning. MACRAME CORD Calcutta 530 ft. spools, all colors -- 31 Saltpeter (p1) 39 SCHOOL BOARD Pol adv Pd for by Cam Tress. EVERYDAY iS 13ARGAIN DAY at MISTY ILLUSIONS give young 10 Repair 12 — HOROSCOPE John Danels her own lifestyle, and I ada please let In know when he her reasons for preferring to coming, but it hasn't don '3 e any share an aparUnent with a man good. What should we do? We are valid. don't want to hurt his feelings, DEAR ABBY: My husband as he's a very sensitive man. has ft friend who is always NEEDS HELP IN OHIO FOR PARTIES- WEDDINGS Abby, I believe our daughter and trust her. When I told her father, he said maybe jtwj "innocent" for a while, but not for long. Aiso, when people fin d out she's living with a man, her reputation will suffer.. What do you think" For It* serious business of study and the fun side of the day. . 1 r r r ro '26 Youngsters OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 7 Social —— —— —— — ) C looks for rac scholars freedom 5 Flowers 18 by IDEPT 0 _____ , BORN LOSER \. man. Male, Reputation s us that she would try in find a I roommate to re expenses. She telephoned uslag Sunday to say she'd found a very nice OL-FASHIONEDpA4,.' GENTLEMAN who Is now her DEAR OLD"FASIflONED: A roommate! She assured us that self-supporting 29-year-old she rented a two-bedroom A 'V~f ,w mentality woman is old enough to select We have hinted that he should was recently transferred to a large city where the crime rate is very high. She is 29, unmarried and self-supporting, and she has always had very high moral standards. She told a new C011ection -- ___ _____ — Eustler with son Ricky; an New Dedford, Pa. Also on the Fletcher; sister-in-law BerUia and daughter, Mary Jones, at In addition to our children's fashions, of r ' _____ 1 cousin Vicki Miller with son, tour was Detroit, Mich., where KATHERINE Michael; BUll Nogrady, son they visited some of Kim's JONES Matthew and cousin Tavy relatives. The lad state on the Correspondent Green also attended the fun tour wa., North Carolina where DL ere ey camped in the National th X"93 Also among Ow guest& Darleen Park. While there, they also ' was disappointed that her twin had a chance to visit Kim's fromamonth'sstayonLong her,Rev.RthrdEustJer mother, Island, visiting Donald, was unable to be with the and his family. Hurricane family as he was attending a Candice also decided to join Bobby and Bud Rayburn revival In Massachusetts. We had another party them while they were there. were sorry to say goodbye to — poolside in Chuluota, when Mary Lou Burgess, the daughter, Darleen and her Ruth Stopyra is another Ginny and Buck Chadwick Schadt's daughter, who Is husband, Terry Denson, and Qiuluota citizen who has just entertained four generations of stationed in New Zealand with little grandson, Timothy after a returned from a fabulo us the Miller family of Sanford. her husband, was picked to play months visit to Chuluota. Tbe vacation with her daughter Pat Marge and Al MlUer with a leading role in the musical Densons are now stationed at and son-in-law Kim Hail and daughter, Pat and little "Oklahom," that was staged Nurenburg, Germany for 39 young Kevin and Kinsey Hall. grandson, Mike and great. by the New Zealand Players. I A family reunion picnic at They toured in a huge travel grandma Miller were the guests read a clipping from the local Lake Mills Park was one of the trailerto Branchland, W.Va., to of honor. Barbara Miller end newspaper there: the report highlights of Darleen's visit, attend a fam ily reunion with 50 her friend, Sonja were the real said that they had a regular Besides her mother and father, other relatives. They also swimmers in the party. Also "Yankee" in the cast who had Terry and Tlznmy; her sister visited Ruth's daughter, Betty at one time lived in Oklahoma Barbara with husband Troy Gunla, at Youngstown, Ohio, Rasco and Betty and Tom Hick— our Mary Lou. C. COM& see us Indian b"IfIfter Parts (Coll 1 29 Torn S Punjab cal& 31 Equabfe Thun.y, 110.2. 17-38 FL For . Little Linda Lou "Wendy" Contest" this year. She attends Venson seems headed for a thesecondgradeattheLawton careermostgirlsdreamabout. School In Oviedo and is the was picked as a model to be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. photographed for Ivey's back- James Venson of Sixth Street. t cbaol dothes. "Wendy" is now anxiously awaking the Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Shadt of Sanfords "Little PBW Third Street have returned ...but not too far... down the Mall tiO o •THE Summer vacation ends for women educators (from left) Lucy Layer, Ann Reynolds, Kay Maize, Mae Fort and JoAnn Rowe. - a shonean Francis Coleman l' Model .. ___ ___ I " Dm III (low N b,1 32 34 Eager 0 Instead of monuments No"Part. )Our %ote. Ady.Pa4forbyCamp. Trees. o _____ 38 French "Aport 39 Charged atom 40 Opportune 14 Greek war god 44 48 Esplostv" Gros- Lake 15 French painter 49 Otminutive of 16 weep Solomon 11 Goose cry and 50 Utah lake Is Now city Testament 51 Raw 9=4 52 Moslem 20 53 Child Ivor I21 Ethiopian 54 Concludes bigwig 55 Armed conflict 22 Maine DOWN 23 26 I Average LO t Sicilian 3 US coin volcano 4 Pan of -1 17 ___________________________ ... in And Around Chu!uota uttkman Joe Knowksasksfor PdPol Student - •. . Barnett. Knoi.In Succeuful business. man larme,, citrus arsi - . Walker ZERO COUNTY COMMISSION DIst.3 . •. assisted by M Valerie Seminole covinty new, Jot . .. unter •• r Mrs. Frances Walton, - I El•cfDøv, .' ] . TE EMPTY ONE-4, c\% CAN6 ) — __ Mori TE &AROACPE ..•- society was presented by -4 ..L BEETLE BAILEY o / $ a City ;n Peru 12 European f?w BWFF.1 fr ,.& YOUR MAN OF ACTION 5. 5 Square in Moscow ZERO, I WANT .. 1 _ CALLED HIS - . .• Katherine Teague of Oviedo created orchid corsages and presented he president, the hoetess and the thltbtcs. A program outlining the goals and symbols of the — .. 1 home. AI3tht1fl Mrs. th recelvingtheguestswas M JoAm Rowe, Chapter' president, who presided over a brief meeting wW introduced the initiates. Mrs. Mae Fort, honorary member, and Mrs. Kay Maize and Mrs. Ann W divided I J '0 remaining V4 Cup CI poo pie se1LQII to 4 hours. cpBacardidarkru classrooms Monday S 1 35 Arabian gulf —____ remove from heat; cooked sliced berries an , divided 3 tablespoons cornstarch cap water .5 remainiq onkM cup wah with cornstarch; stir int -cooked strawberries; add cup Bacardi; and clear, stirring °°1v Worldwide I I 19 1 MWNT JUST FWI tL. _ 9-loch pie Oka, in an inviting atmosphere ING ____ ____ C Young If rry E 1ZiZes; home Befonreturning intheir • 111 STRAWBERRYRUMPIE morning, about Seminole teachers axed _____________________ incorporating U 4IL Mr. and Mrs. William P. (Lucy) Layer was the setting Susy for a tea honoring new the Beta CIII Chapter of Delta Kappa honor society for " educators. is Late SYDORISDIETRICH This classic frozen poundcake BLONDIE .• . - I . . . •. :-A It!1' .-.: --. •, .. - . ' '• - I- is.. ,. .. I I • I .r' • l , r i' " ... •.,..'.\•1.I'.','%.p.14 4 (. 'I% I. Ill L -•i i., . 5t. J. �- -.--- - H TELEVISION LISTINGS ! Thursday 00F* Evening I 6o0 2 41'S) 1 $)PEWS FAyJ 7l AS MAN BEHAVES 24) (XNSL*ER saiviv,t. 1 BALLOT prNR*.Lss, Stat gi*, 31 fIN TIN TIN 7YJ ' 2) TPEASUFEHLMT '4) HOLLYWOOD 7O TOTjT)ETRLJTH 4 BRADY ) OOPdCE4TRATION HOGNfS HEROEs 7) FEEDBACK 4 WILD. WILD WORLD OF ANMALS 12) BONAW (R) 2$ MY FAVORiTE ftgt 6:30 2 i, NEWS .4; 4) (55 pW5 ol 42. . y 2, ml m: 471 ZOOM ABC rws ') PMTCH We 44) (6) THE WALTONS: A har.m. youig art leacsw is akar aasd b CIV 7Ae I 4) WELCOME BACK. KOT.' TER Koflur laCeS lie prWa, 01 Ebsalie, wi'io daWne that of he $bJder the: erolhsrittomofhid.(R) '24 UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS: fdwd Bomy is oWleJ lO Pie Ituse Of Larda. ( 31 MOVIE The Pd P.iei.' Ave 1r, AIi,'iy - y iiITthL 24) MOVIE: "The Lavender *.- ' IT% cia dsrk WI this *411y m14 Fie atm gets ay 4th the PIdict aliTle ISfl he 111111$ th*fl 9OIJ b..dlon Wo nniaiite BRat () 31 CBS VIE: "The au HOGAN'S HEROES 4) LET'S MAKE A DEAL B'OO 1 2) tl VOYAGE TO THE ENCHANTED IELES: The itt. .i m-.------' VJ and w iwlqia fomR at wlie : PAC SS' Ittlild of E ran Ipedat. FbPYW Ilm.ai. irvt Ptsi 01 Cist a'ltaln talks i Ilssy of the is-. lana an 9is On I FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES 'Si MARYHARThWL MARY HARTMAN S& WILD. WILD WES uuAg, yoo. APC YOU '$1 MYSTERY MOVIE: $ Eiizabeth Taylor, flu. A4yçjng oerfo WI- a '- ruJjj ,1957.(R) ' ,,,. m. 12.00 'S.i WILD, WILD WEST 1230 Its THE UNTOUCHABLES '41 WIDE WORLD PAYS. TERY: "'Die Piebw" 1:00 in ro,to.ir 1:30 (4j lATE NEWS Its NOTJCIASENESPANOL 135 'SI) MOVIE: "Are rd." fIdi. ___ •, rriaay tanied 18th Ce.*sy pirler Morning S . 830 4) +' and DeL mr*iicept we asaqied ver a ocJi party or a '.flon leader, arousIng 'M*'s lesiousy. (R) 90o '2.1 MOVIE: "egon TI'of. lbd Taylor. BleW B'own. 1960 YMsIem aboid a isporter Nesgetii1 ii attads on lie aatders, set in l9IhCenMyOien. 14) (6) HAWAIi AVE-a PkGwrse iees for the ers • gi men a Wig ( belevid an wuIbme.qBor mi.'der. (RI 193 STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO: Bill Biaby, Christopher Stone guest. ' . 9 ' OMORROW IEiCOB8-3TiYWNN /GOvAN ::4 4 .u'/ PETER AiTY NaL•'''V '• TER Ill_I IE - C. .. --_, - SHt4j. ITiSbIXIIITUIWIrWIIO roschee Ida vlcy* by kea polcie omcar. i4) WORLD WAR I: pts,r __________________ 9:30 24) aec, f IPi.lteiMJ 1tt b-LW ________________________________________ NI41S -t aas ll LAST PITS SQUIRM" a "FlOo5 SNOWTIME tt _____ Jacksm County J1 Is a crkhei -'+ . +-- :4,. '' + -- - S ',. a., + '(Si BARNASY ki Wi. vvlved in a nudar Barrwby is invssbtjng wt,sn die c*'iel suspect line o.A 1 be a mn she was onne WI love wtdi. (R) 17) 24 AT m i'p p lied: Keith Jarett (R) (4) ABC NEWS CLOSE UP: 'Paw Fbsor,: Floilnese or I'iery. wesdgame report 00 aatthebsckgouiciolth. Lktcanor Quth - its r_.. p, . i,,,. rounding the AmerIcan Clutch of Sclenloiogy and ta founder, L , i'&titietd no 10.30 sts NEWS 11 2J (4) (6) (4) t12 NEWS jjjj succ spjy (7j ABC CAPTiONED NEWS 24 ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU ON 9:35 flyJAft 'POLICEWOMEN " £)OwT PQRQT NEW SHOWTIUS •, PIES SWAP ssop a Pita MAcks, SUNDAYS I A.M,S PM. MCaVIULAND I 12) TONIGHT 41 MOVIE: "Funes" Barbara Starv*yrit, Werviat Corey. 1950. Western_______ cerdering on die 00rdIict bt*een strong minded woman and her t)nabc catde rwdw 6:10 1 2J SUNSHINEALMA,Nfi,c 615 (4) SUNSHINE ALMANflC 6:30 '4) PASTOR'S STUDY 6) SUPJAER SEMESTER '7) ULIAS. YOGAAND YOU 'Ii SUNRISE JUBILEE 6:55 (2) DAILY DEVOTiONAL '9) MOVIE: () Mummy's Tomb." Lon Owisy, Dick Form. 1942. (BW) (luau.) "Seaets of the Blue R3ont" Pas I.ucas, cciward Aiidd. (B&W) (Wed) "The Strange Case of C. RX_" LIonel AhelII. Patrick Knowles. (B&W) 1944. (ThISS+)"WWd Vman." Lan Cheriey. Evelyn Ai*ers 1944. (Fri.) "I'bae of Few." William Gaqan,keneHevvey.1945. 700 (2+) l2) TODAY (Local news at 725 arid 8:25). 14) 141) CBS NEWS: (7:30,5 rim, local news, Ch. 4). (7 SESAME STREET (43 GOOD MORNING AMERiCA 8.00 4) 163 CAPT A IN 900 '2) PHIL DONAHUE SHOW '61 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 1000 2+ 12' sANcoclo *110 SON (R) ') ) PRICE IS RIGHT 7) 24 SESAMESTREET 10:30 2) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 351 700 CLUB 11:00 2: 12 WHEEL OF FOR. TUNE Li (luau. ony) lUKE OFF AWARDS: Finai.sts m Pilstusy ouneest demonstrate U-- "---. '9 HOT SEAT 24 uu*s, yn ,s.j ytj 11:30 2 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6iLOVEOFLIFE 9)HAPPYDAYS(R) 24 (Ike. arid Wed.) ANTIQUES (Tues.) ERICA (Thtrs.) WOMAN (Fit) iPlIER I'M4IS 1150 Its PAIL HARVEY COMPEPITAI1Y 11:55 4 63 Afternoon 12.00 2 9j PWS 14j 5: Yl3,M)REST. LESS (Mon.) RIVALS OF SHERLOCK HOLMES (lUau.) EVENING AT POPS (md.) UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS (Thin.) NOVA (Fft) BOOK BEAT 3518$GVALLEY J (12) THE GONG SHON (4J (5) SEARCH FOR TOMORRIV SI AU. MY CHILDREN 24) (Fri.) ROMAGNOLIS TABLE 12.55 2) P (12) pg ' 6) NEWS 4' ris,io 241 MOVIES: Ud." (has) "The Lady. Icisrs_ç#.isd.) 'lOnd Fisarts ard Cwon.ts.' (Thin.) L. Itliday." (Fri.) "Lavender I'M P.b" (R) (3$ MOViE: (P.bt) 'Lanr Spy. Dolores Del Rio, George Sanders. 1937. (hues.) P$A.' George P*rdgomery, Mona Freeman. 1. 1945. (Thin.) PMn From Del .kiado. 1956. (Fit.) "Balfle of oadway.' lofl Do.ievy, 'd P.tLaen. 1:30 I 2) 112) DAYS OF OUR UVES '41 15J AS THE PLO TURNS 9J FAMILY FEUD 2.00 9 520000 PYRAMID 2:30 r 2 12: THE DOCTORS 1 6) THE GUIDING '4) LIGHT (9) ONE UFETO LIVE 24) (Ike.) ERICA (luau.) }E PEN WNO MADE THE MOVIES (Thin.) ISA (Fri.) NOVA 3$ BERRY RFD 3:00 2 12) ANOTHER WOFILD '4) 6)ALLIPITHEFAMLY (9' GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:15 9) GENERALHOSPITAL 3:30 4 ( 6) MATCH GAME 24) MISTER HOG E NEIGHBORHOOD '3$ ROCKY AND FRIENDS. UNDERDOG 4,00 2: lE '4) NAI*IV AND THE PRO FESSOR I v 9) EDGE OF NIGHT 241 SESAME STREET '35 iDOAMS FAMILY 430 + 91 LUCY 351 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (56W) 500 2 ADAMI2 (91 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (SAW) 24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 351 LASSIE 5:30 '2) 12 NEWS Li HOGAN'S HEROES ts BEWITCHED 9) BEVERLY HIU.BIWES 24 ROBERT MAC NEIL REPORT 35 THE LONE RANGER Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOticeisherebyg,v'fltfta,w,.,, IflQId in bujlnes at Seminole Plaza Shopping Center, Ca3berry.Semi,c,CtyFIer ida, under the IlctitI name of JEOLA CARDS AND GIFTS, and that we intend to register laid name wIth the Clerk of t' Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance *ltl the prOvi5 of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section SIt 09 Florida Statut )57, 5: Robert J. Schwartz Rosenuarle Schwartz Publish: Aug. 76. Sept. 7,t, Ia, in DEC. ua SEEK FIND' Civil No. 13-3402 CA-09-G, the un derslgned Clerk will sell the property situated In Seminole County. Florida, described as: Lot 6. Block 8, REVISED MAP OF CHULUOTA, as recorded In Plat Book 3. page 31, Public Records 01 Seminole County, Florida, at public sale,tothehighestandbest bidder for cashat 11:00 AM. on the 11th day of September, 1916. at the West Front Door of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford, Florida. DATED this 31st day of ugust, 1976. (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Darden Deputy Clerk Harlan Tuck, of me firm of GILES. HEDRICK 1 ROBINSON 109 East Church Street Post Office Box 2431 Orlando, Florida 32101 Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Sept. 2. 1916 DED-9 ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SEAl. INOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 76.N9.CA4.E lAM T, KENNEDY and ELSIE M. KENNEDY. his wife. Plaintiffs. lAMES PATRICK MCCORMICK d CHARLES WALTER HARRIS, Defendants, NOTICIOFSALE Notice Is hereby given that. xJrsuant to the Summary Judgment iltifed in this cause, in the Circuit :ount of Seminole County, Florida, I 'ill sell the property situated minoleCounty, Florida, described in Lot 7, Block is. TOWNSITE OF iORTH CHULUOTA, according to 'Ite Plat thereol as recorded in Plat idols 7, Pages 54 through 31. Public ecords of Seminole County. F'lorida, bidder, for cash, at the West front d oor of Ihe Seminole County courthouse, Sanford. Florida, at 100 A M. on September, 16th. 1914. leal) Arthur H. Becliwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk C LEVELAND. MIZE & RIDGES A ttorn.ys for Plaintiffs .0 Drawer 2 Inford, Florida 37711 PiUblish: Sept 2. 1976 0 EDO - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 2234 Winter Woods Blvd. Winter Park, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitljs name of HAIR.DEN, and that I i tlsndtoregistersaidnamewi,hth. Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordanc, with the provisIons of the FIctitiijs Name St•tt, ToWit: Section 563,09 Florida Statutes 1,57 5: MIchael A. GaIar Publish: Sept. 2. 9, 16. 73, 1976 DED6 DDOPRTEPI PRETAWETAW MRDR I BGNI KNRETSAEB RAMKGOSHAWHDE MORFDU OZ IAWNSWALLRO 181 RDE SZGOSANRATUSWGZAULG PU RI U RH K ETA E C H ZR G N S Rg A JK vs 10 E K U Z TA C I W ERfN IGNUORNRUJEOHKA DDOEYHV IOGABPDKCSNL ER3JYR0LDp4JL IUNURL EPSEPSSN0MATCPLRE0 KSOKTPGIMOBMKHBIHTW RORBRBAMNIBORYGOTSB U U NELSON WA OTB ER 18 AU IOYGUCOSPRSWALONNEB I I I I Two fresh cooked deep sea hllets. Crisp I and golden on the outside, melt-In-your. mouth tender on the Inside. PlUS Burger Chef's French tries, and a big bowl of fresh salad you can fill up again and again. Cuckoo ______ I I Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, bock. ward, up, down or diagonally, Find each and box it In. Offer valid Pvu kptamber, 1476 at parlclpatteg &rpr Chef Rtaitntp, I Bald Eagle Comon Buzzard Goshawk Bobolink Eastern Kingbird Qsprey Nightjar Turkey Vulture Thrush Swallow Water Pipit Tomorrow: IRaaUURUuuINa.uuwp,,aaa..j Huming Bird ' Oi'lQndo - Winter Pork 322-260 831-9993 _________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOSS IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given that the undersigned pursuant to the "Ficlilious Name Statute" Chapter $45 09. FlorIda Statutes, *ill register Withth eCierkoftheCircuitcourt In and for em,nole County, Florid.,, lJ(Jn recept of proof f tn, pubiicalj of thu Police, the fiC llliO name, to wit: LOPIGW000 VETERINARY CLINIC under WfsCh II is eflgaped In practice at 1010 West Saniando Springs Road. in the City of LongwgOd. FlOqida. SPlat the party interested in so. ts..isiness enterprise is ai toIiwi Ro,t S. Walton. P A dy Robert 5 Walton Its President Publ,sss Aug. 19, 26, Sept 7, 9. 1974 DEC91 ' 4 , ik* •.,.. _•__ _• vyrti Execution Issued out of and under the seal of the County Court of Seminole County. Florida, upon a final ludgn,.nt rendered In the aforesaid court on the 26th day of Juiy, AD. 1974, in that certain case entitled. Carl Brinliman Plaintiff, vs Albert E+ Letnk.. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, FlorIda, and I h1WC levied upon the following described property Owned by Albert E. Lemke. said property being located In Seminole County, Florida, mor, partIcularly described as follows Slock Curt. No, I. Carl Brinkman, Inc., formerly Brinkman & Herp, Inc. for 26 shores of StOck, dEed July 1. 1947, i%Wed to Carl 14. Brink. man ad transferred to Albert E. Lemke addilional 'nfo'malion available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Depart mint, and the undersigned as Stserltf of Seminole County. Florida, will at 11.00 A+M on the 17th day of Sep teqnber, AD. 1916, ofter for sale and sell to Inc highest bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing' ems, at ltsq Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the above described perSonal propart1+ That said sate is being mad, t SatiSfy the terms of s-ad Writ of Eaecutoo, ,IOhn E Polk, Sher,If Semoie County, Florida t,oir, Auci U. Sept 2. 9, 14. 197$ I)Ci. REALTORS 31-Apartments Furrushed SAN MO PARK, I. 7. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & tamily park. Weekly. 3513 Hwy 11 92, Sanford 3731930. $306133 + Furnished BR cottage, air coed., central heat. Quiet country living. All utillti (urn, except fuel oil. $200 mo. $23 security; Adults Only. ,57. EXCITING!! POOL Across From Ranch House # + " HOME AND BUSINESS PROPERTY combined on busy highway. $39,500. Real good terms. REDUCED 511000. MUST SELL NOWI Large attractive S BR, 3 bath, choice area. $42,300 las large family room, central air, w w carpet. beautiful fenced courtyard, swimming pool. 1100 Cornell Drive VETS- NO DOWN J.BR, l' baths, air condItiOned, fenced yard. Low monthly payment. $19,900. SANORA 1' newest REALTOR,MLS 323-5774anytime residential neghrhood enevà VA 25,OOO ( Financing-Nothing Down • " StUdIO, 1.2,3 Bedroom ApPs. ' Quiet,One Story FHA Kitchen EquIpped Conventional.5% Down Muft.Famlly OneBedroom From $ Homes ready for your Inspection in writing - ardens Patio Apartments New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM Hall Realty Harold SOUTH ' Sanford's PQêliqt CIJIIItIW(tig East off 17.92 at Semlnoia Blvd. (HorselrackRd,) F0I)3w signs to models off Winter Park Drive Open 10 too 830-7966 Highway 17.42. Sanford RETIREE SPECIAL-) BR Ibath, in one of the nicer sections of Sanford, Owners hive given this home TLC. $25730. iCl9S Frinch 322-1196:3721141; 3fl.) AT CASSELBERRY "I LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY- 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, wall-wall carpet, kitchin equip. pad. fenced yard, Owner re locatIng. $39,250. Wm, H. Stemper- Realtor CAMELOT 323-16700r831.9777 EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH ARBOR- I BR, 2½ baths, im. maculate condition, Screened 13*30' pool, large fenced lot with citrus trees, Walk to Idyllwilde School 1. Golf Course. $59,900. 3 BEDROOM- 1 Bath, small frame home, situated on of a city block. $12,300. 2 New Models Under 531,000 CLUB ROOM 2017S.FRENCH PINECREST- 3 BR,. 1½ bath, central heat £ aIr, owner will sell to qualified veteran paying all closIng costs. $73,150. Adults,$llOmo 323 4301 or 322 1470 and Immediate occupancy 1 35 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 1505 W. 25th St. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Scinford Ha. Bralley Qdham-323-4670 ii BUILDER-DEVER 3224090 - professionally Mana, L ,,,_,c _________________ ___________________ 4 '(,, '0 U ppland 4 Park + 3£ 4 Bedroom 2 Bath -:-. - QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Modeis Central Heating and Air Conditioning Q ___________ Carpeting .4. - .4,',, ____________ ;I'i' - OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 IlL S - - Uppland Park Homes By \ Stenstrom Realty CITY- 1700 West First. Corn. mercial Zoned 2 BR home residence (or combination busIness.rusidence 5)5,230. 711 W. 231h SAN LANTA-flO Valencla Court. 3 years new, 3 BR, 1½ bath, Central heat £ air. Yours for Only $23,500. Call Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS '73 Ramada double wide, 2160',) BR, 2 bath, kitchin, living room, dining room, dcii w-w carpet. 59,000. 32300)1 after 5 p.m. ISYR.FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford. 333 5200 t25O Down Why rent when you can buy? Neat BR mobile home, screened patio fenced rear yard. Good location On paved street in Cassef berry Total price st,soo. $350' down, 5)66.06 per mo.. 10 Yr-s. APR, 5.11 pct. Call George Willis, Realtor. Auo CailBart 2545 Park COIJhTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BR, family room, screened porch, big fenced back yard. utility building. A bargain at $17,300. 3230476. Realtor - - 58-Blcycles Slop and think a minute - If classl(led ads didn't work, there wouldti't be any, SWIMMING POOL goes with this exceptionally clean 2 BR. wall to wall carpet, heat and air con dition. This won't last long at $34,900. DYNAMIC PROPER TIES S. V Hardwick, Brokft Oeltona, 665 66)) JOHNNY WALKER Real Estate Broker General Contractor Peg Req Real Estate Broker I100E 35th St lfl 6655 Jim Hunt Realty Inc. 372211$ 322 041$ 38R, 2 bath, wall wall carpet, Central heatair, l'l acres plus, stabo' for horses, fenced, $35,000 $9,OCO dn • Call owners, 3736156+ Casselberry Paved corner on 1792 zoned C 2 A steal It $243 per front ft. depth. Water and sewer possible. Appraised at $375 per tront ft. For appointment call Cliff Jordan, Realtor 03)5272 2 BR. I bath, frame house, with waits house, workshop & Child's Play house. Near elementary school. Located in country. Fenced yard, 515,000. 321 5431 after 4.30. Tree shaded, lanced lot,) BR. Pt B . na rm,, kit equip., air. CPt washer, dryer, screen porch 10' a 21' lawn bldg $23,500 373 0)19+ By Owner- 4 BR. 2 baths, garage, fenced, carpeted, central heat & air, near park, 526,000 3239406 Winter Springs- I BR, I'a bath, lam rm+, tireplace I bils Irom school. Enc patio. 530.300 3270901.' __ 519.500 buys this refurbished 3 BR, 1 bath home with Cintral heat arid dir-, in Sunland Owner, 349 5.37). REAL NICE 3 BR, 2 bath home, carpeted. C H&A, kitchen equipped, with lamily room Can assume mortgage No auallly,ng Payments monthly $161 Move in now Peg Reel Estate tlr*ei' 50,3 W 1st SI. 323-6)41 or 373 (i517 e,es. Merchandise Save money on TV's £Furnitige, Mt. Oora Auction every Friday 1:30 p.m. Bay Rd & Old Hwy 411, MS. Dora. 904.313.1743 S9-M,ssIcal Merchandise Story & Claris Spinet Piano Like New, 5700 531.3195 .50-Miscellaneous for Sale Guaranteed reconditioned au'o batteries, $1295 exchange RE Ei'S BODY SHOP, 1109 SOnlord Avp '12 Grand Prix, excellent condition. 57500 firm, PPlefle 131 5702. _____________________ 1967 Plymouth VIP, I dr hardtop, air, power steering. New: battery, starter, voltage regulator, alternator, tune.up, Needs tires. Good gas mileige and good transportation, 5450.333.2791 3. ,____________________________ 77- Autos Wanted _____________________________ - 60-Office Supplies BUY JUNK CARS- fron,'slOtosli Call 3221621 after 4 p.m. ___________________________ after - MORE CASH Used Office Furniture Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models. 1 days week Call collect, 561-3)31 - 7°-?M - ton:ycles ') Nova, 3 s, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY ___________________________ 32)3116 or 323.7710 _____________________ im Gremlin X, 3 spd, mag wheels, FMstereo tape deck. By owner. S1IStI. 3fl0455 after 5 p.m. -. _____________________________ poro, r-IWUIIT motor, new battery, good brakes, current inspection sticker Make offer. 3231694. _____________________________ 1969 HOnda, CB 350, 9900 Miles. Excellent cord., 1390. 37235)7. 1913 Honda 350. Top shape. Low mIleage. $500, Call John 373-9195 after S. ______________________________ Lawn Mower Sales & Service -sQe Sell the Best & Service th Rest. Western Auto, 301W. FIrst St., 3221403. - __________ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES WruH' ('.,4, I0lCeleryAv,. - orange A white, 2 dr., 35.000 ml. small V-I. $1475. 3732590 any time, - 62-Lawn-Garden ______________ ___ I PUBLIC AUTION Saturday•September 41:00 PM u ON LOCATION: 2401 5, Key Ave., Sanford (Iblocknorthof33ffi,lblockustofSumm,riIn) Formerly the Ella L Klrchhoff Estate I Poultry manure for your fall garden or pasture, 52 yard loaded at the (arm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen (offllS).2mi.eastOsteen BrIdge. - A ANTIQUES e FURNITURE • APPLIANCES HOUSEWARES • TOOLS a RUGS' LAMPS Pare I Exotic new arrivals, PLAPITSa, ANSWERS. lICE. 1st St. AND MUCH MORE I NEW: ELECTRIC RANGE, FROST..FREE 'REFRIOtRATOR, CHEST-TYPE FREEZER I - BEAUTIFUL HANDM.ADE RUGS TWO-WHEEL UTILITY TRAILER 18' SPORTSCRAF'r TRI.HIJLLED 65-Pets-Supplies BOAT-1973 MODEL S0 HP CHRYSLER OUTBOARD MOTOR FREE- One year old black and white female. A nice dog. Phone _________________ / I PLUS Free kittens, all healthy, cute and cuddlesome. Call 567-2621 between 1G AM. & S P.M. Portable TV, Maple Bedroom Suite, Living Room Suite, Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet, Sewing Machine, Oak Dresser, Can..backed Living Rooms Suite, Oak Chairs, Table and Floor Lamps, Drop-leaf Table, Small Tables, Cedar Chest, Pictures and What.Nots, Card Tables, Yard Tools, Afghans, Linens, 3 Walnut Lane Tables, Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Show Quality Cropped ears & shots $150 to 5300 Terms. 365- Bedding, Rosevllle Pieces, Crystal. Dishes, Pots Pans, Fruit Jars and many too numerous to mention. I and more things 66-4lorses - '4 PLYMOUTH 410 GdCidition,$,oj Call 3220510 after 5pm -_________________ ____________________ SENTRY COMMUNIGRAPHICS INC. Printers A Publishers Phone (301)295.5023 3621 Silver Star Rd., ________________________ Orlando, Fla. 32101 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Reinsnvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE,322 5151 1914 Honda Civic, excellent con. ditiO, 35 MPG, askIng 51.900.323. For Wrecked or Junk Wood or steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks £ chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash end Carry NOLL'S Casselberry, 17.92, 53O.430 __________________________ SALE CONDUCTED BY AAA BIg 9 yr. old beautiful Quarter Horse with 2 saddles and all tack, $330. 323 5620. Auction, Inc. Stan Vermillion, Auctioneer ____ - I I 33.7020 - BUY--SELL--TRADE 3)) 315E First St. 3225622 SWIMMING POOl SACR1F:CELeading manufacturer ana dStr,butor hat aluminum rec tangular pools left over irons 1975 Season. halt price. Guaranteed instalLation and terms. Call 305 $55 9351 collect Basset criband mattress Likenew, $50 Phonel7J 1774 Stepping Stonis, Sand. Rock. Grease Traps. Dryweils. Blocks & D"o Therm Heater, 53.000 BTU. COMMERCIAL LAND Ai't 311 Osteen - 925 acres, good land. lightly wooded, $13,515. Easy terms, 131 2191. '73 Super Beetle, 43.000 mIles, I owner. $1,500 or best offer. PhOne 53.45752. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE TAFFERREALTY Brok,r I?' 117i Day fl-AuctIon _________________________ ______________________ - SANFORD- 62 dry Ares near St. REDUCED, 2 BR, new carpets, Johns. 11)0.000. 6471$)). carport, screened porch, garage, SACKETT INVESTMENT $15500. We handle government CORP., REALTORS reposseuis, many areas, smai' down, seller pays closing costs. Sanford- 9 mites northeast, 11.91 acres. 700 ft. frontage on dirt road. CRANK CON'ST,, REALTY Power and phone on land, $17,900. P EALTORS_ao1 Easy terms. 131-2191. ves. 323 3149 2571 Park Or. 327 3991 327 9251 1911 Chevrolet Vega GT, yellow hatchback, I speed, AM.FM SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET stereo tape player, extra wide Anyone can be a salter or a buyer. reartires,excelient condition. tie. No Charge. All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday to S at the Movieland Drive-In '46VWUUG,$30 Theatre, South 1192. Phone 322 AikforArtl. 1216, WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD P one 323.1010 - 64-Equipment- for Rent 43-Lots.Acreage _____________________ 70-Swap & Trade _____________________ 3227191 -- __________________ Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and trucks. For information Call liii Ray Or Jack Mink, 53)1310. _______________________ REAL ESTATE $5 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 305-322.3103 Landscap,cJ lot with 2 bedroom mobile home Excellent Condition, COvered patio, storage building, pool, marina, tennis $12,900. 661. IS 16 SAN LANTA-101 E. 11th. 3 BR, I',, bath model home, central heat A air, in super condition. $23,300. Sanford, Fla. For Appointment_Call 42-Wcbile Homes TWENTY WEST- 7201 Mitch Court. 3 BR, 1½ bath with central heat, wall to wall carpeting and loads of extrast A terrific buy at $22,000. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY CONSTRUCTiON Inc LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR W000MERE- 2530 Grove. Assume mortgage, no qualifying, low down payment, on 3 BR, 1 bath, Central air, nicely landscaped. $19,900. PINECREST- 2900 Park Ave. Immaculate 3 Br on extra large home site, no repairs needed. Move right mt $21,500. Multiple Listing Service 33-Houses Furnished ___________________________ Large 1&2 Bdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDS PROBATE DIVISION File Number 16'249-CP DivIsion In Re; Estat, of DORIS C. DEAN, Deceased NOTICE OF ANCILLARY ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that t administration of the estate of DORIS C. DEAN, deceased, File Number 76249 CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court ton Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, the address of which is Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, The Ancillary personal representative of the estate is S. JOSEPH DAVIS, JR whose address is P 0. Box 1330, Slnford, Florida, 3777) The name and address of the personal Ancillary representative's attorney are torlpi below. Alt persons having claims or iiemands against the estate are required. WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claIm or demand they may have. Each claim must be and must indicate the + basiS ton the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim ii ric,l yel due, the date when It will become due shall be stated, II the claim is contingent or unllquldated, the nature of the uncertainty S-hall be stated. If the claim is secured, the security shall be described, The claimant shall deliver suffIcient 6 copies of the claim to tie clerk to enabl, the clerk to snail one Copy to each personal representative. 321-0041 - 2 BR, carpeted,air NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED ML S. R EALTORS location, References, iso lease. $170 pe' mo. 534.59,7, LAKESIDE APARTMENTS -. SPOTLESS- 4 BR, 2 Bath home, never lived in, with central H-A. w-w carpeting, all new ap. pliances. Walk to school. $29,300. REALTORS Lake Mary- 2 BR furnished house, newly refinished Inside and out, Adults. No pets. 32239)0. !w1age. + MOBILE HOMES- 2 mobile homes on nice, wooded property 700'*lOO' Zoned Agri. Only $1550011 Da, 1726173 Niyhts- 322 2352 LOW DOWN PAYMENT From$SlOdownto$95odown FHA. to choose lrom. Priced 516.900 I $26,900. All It or below appraise value. 2, 3, or I BR's. Air cot ditioned A appliances. Call 621 $019. 190 Pontiac OTO 4'Speed, elr, all sfoa equip. $1,000. 531.5316 after JUST MAKE PAYMEPITS-'73Ønd PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy .7j Models Call 323-5370 or 31. Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell ioos Dealer. for 30 pct. commission. Frea.Pick Auction, Saturdays 1 p.m. •J Toyota Corona, I dr., whIte, ups. Sanford 3222770. black vinyl top, FM radIo, 23, mi. Like new. $2400. 333.4042. - - ________________________ DAVE'S3fl 9370 CARPORT SALE- House & All. Make offer. 212 ColonIal Way, on 22nd St., , ST. JOHSJS REALTY CO BROKERS - 80-Autos for Sale We Buy Furniiiire II' Bonita, 113 tip Johnson, all electric, Murray Trailer, 13" wheels, some canvas. 31,3321 No qualifying, pay equity, assum mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths garage, gold carpet. Close t schools. 3730351 after 5:30. 1943 Ford Truck, wit?, camper, collector's Item ball offer. 313- -- ___________________ ROBSON MARINE 212$ Hwy 17.92 322-394) Lovely 3 BR. 2 bath, central heat I air, family rm • garage, larg fenced yard, separate studio $3,000 equity a, assume loan o+1 1)2,000. 321 0503. 3 BR, 1½ bath, fully carpeted, central heat and air. Ptir, 323- "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT'. ROOM TO ROAM- 2 BR, 2 bath some on 110'x200' tre,.sIuaded lot, Private POOL. Country at. mosphere close to I-i. AskIng $35,000. - BargaIn in 3 BR furnished tiouseto ripht party. Phone 3224001 or 323600S. Maris' INC. Garage Sale, Saturday & Sunday, 10 tO 4. 2015 ronado Concourse. Boat, bikes, antique wagon, camping gear, dog house. ______________________ Overlooking Lake ?il.onroe'- 3 BR, 2 bath. $17,000. Jenny Clark Realty, Realtor, 322-15W, Kish Real Estate LAKE MARY- LAKEFRONT- 3 BR, 2 baths, on big Lake Mary, garage, screened porch, fenced yard. $373 mo. 4 BR, 2 bath, 2 story, convenient EVES. 333 ISV or lfl 0412 - FERN PARK . MAITLAND.... 3 BR, I',7 baths, air, fenced yard, carpiling, $195 mo. Forrest Greene Inc. 030-1133 Sanford - By Owner, 3 BR, l' baths, centraUj & A, screen patio, carpetnt,sap, 322)903 alter S 3 BR, 1'.i bath, kitchen equipped, $115 month. 327-9739 or 33.4303. ORLANDO - LEE ROAD AREA2 BR, family room, corner lot, *195 mo. 323 7832 - - ORIENTALRUGSWAHTED Top prices, used, any Condition. 414 $126. Winter Park 55-Boats & .i.ccessorles QUIET AREA 2 3 BR redecorated house, lots 0 kitchen cabinets, eating bar, nev carpeting, new roof, Central hea and large fenced back yard Approx, $3,000 down, $115 month Price 121.500. Owner, "10527, 74Trucks.TraIIe,i ______ Cash 322-4132 YARD SALE- FrI. A Sat. 236S. 4th St.LakeMary,2magwp.eis 14", lug nuts £ spacers. Misc. Peg. Real Estate Broker 2635 S. Sanford Ave. 32) 07S9eves.3fl.7.,t ________________________ For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. BATEMAN REALTY $14 WOLF TRAIL- 3 BR mobila home, 100'*ioo' lot. $17,000. Hal Colbert Realty Forrest Greene Inc - Furnished, 2 BR apt., Lake Golden, lake privileges, 5)33 mo. Water, garbage fun. No children, no pets, 3220274. with to whom a copy of this Notice of AncIllary AdmInistration has been mailed are required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file any objections they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's wiiI, tie quaIlficati of the personal representative, or tie venue or iurisdiction of the court, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE IOREVER BARRED Oil, of the first Pvbllcation of this Ploticeof Ancillary Administration. August 26. l97, S Joseph Davis, Jr. As AflCilly Representative of the Estate ot Doris C. Dean Deceased Altorney for Ancillary Personal Represflfative: S Joseph Davis, Jr. P 0 Boa 1)30 Sanlord, Fl 3177) Telephone: (303) 322 3171 PublIsh. Aug 24. Seot 5. telL DEC III - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work., -there wouldn't be any. + GARAGE SALE- Clothes. all sizes, children's I. auits, housaj,id goods, MIsc. Saturday Sept. 4, 9 tO 3. 2531 S. Palmetto Ave. - '72 Honda $00, I cyI., fully dressed. $200 I assume payments. 1511 Elliott altar' S p.m. M-tod to Buy - - CANAL FRONT CABINS- $3,900 to 540.000. ________ 1476-IS 18-MotorcycleS ___ BROWSE AND SAVE... It's easy and fun. . . The Want Ad Way. - 54-Garage Sales REDUCED TO SELL No qualifying, like new 3 Ip, i' eat.in kit, Enclosed garage, nIl:e neighborhood, 526.300. 2009 HARTWELL-3 BR, 1½ baths central heat A air, $22,930. JEWETT LANE- ½ acre, 3 BR, bath, central heat & air. $33,000 41-Hou .. SANFORD - Drive by - 1333 S. Summerlin Ave., large oaks, pine £ palm trees. 3 BR,, 2 baths, air conditioned, neat 1. clean. Move in now. Driv,by&call today; $17, Deltona- First class 2 BR, 1½ bath, lam. rm., age screen porch, cent. H&A., kitchen equipped, $195 mo., first & last. 5143521 after 5 on weekdays. Apartments Legal Notice . - New modern single story i & 2 bedroom apts, a Completely furnished studio apartments ConvenIently located a, beautifully landscaped, Abundant storage (Including attic) and "GE Energy EfficIency Package". From $143. Call 321-0220 b$wean S I, 5:30. -WE SELL SUCCESS-. 701 Commercial 373-Sill Oi Estate Neal ___________________________ Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 372 6620 or 323 5151. NOW LEASING _______________________ rb,. .. . - 31A-Diplexes + DUPLEX- FurniShed or furnished, ideal location. Reasonable rent 343313). Sanford Court COUNTRY CLUB- 2 BR, 1 bath central heat & air, $1$,0O. Want to rent house with acrs.ge, Phs 333747$ or 323.1319, 2BR.quiet.clean,nopet5$)33p DO. The Hortois OrganizatIon, Unfurnished P.'altor, Eves, 3223357. - NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that 3S-We,ded to Rent fl,riday, 1e1.2 astvre icr rent en Upsala Road, 513 month, NegatIve cogglne required. 3v.4 ________________ W.GARNETTWHIT Peg. Real E,atate Broker JOHN KRIDER,AS5oc, 107 W.Commercial Phon.137 let). Sanford M_Horsss CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST THEY PAY. ,, Reg Real Estate Broker 331 0440 322.274 323 7193 322.071' _______________________ LookIng to buy existing lit and 32-Houses Unfunilshed 2nd mortgages at discount. 21 hour approval, Daytona (904)473+5133, Sanora- For sale or rent- Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, central heat and air. 621-3091. BUSYBEECHILDCARE IR.TITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at P+O. Box 203), Sanford. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitIu name HEART POWER UNLIMITED, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in IC cOrdance with the Provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section 56309 Florida Statutes 5: Dr. Merle E Parker Publish: Aug. 17. 19, 76, Sept 2. 1976 DEC 41 NOTICE TO PUILIC Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held in the City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida at S:0O P.M. on Thursday, September i, 1914. to consider the following chang, and amendment to the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Sanford, Seminole County. Florida. Rezoning from: RC-1, Restricted Commercial District To That Of GC 2. General Corn mercial DistrIct That Property D,scnie as Lot 1619, Block 1, Highland Park Being more generally describ lOCated at 2101 5. French Ave. The planned use of the property is Restaurant expansion of existing nonconforming structures. All parties in interest and citizens shall have an opuortunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the Planning and Zoning Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida, Wiis lOfts day of August. 914. Arthur H. Harris Chairman City of Sanford Planning and Zoning Commission Publish: Sips. 7. 1976 DED s _______________________________ ___________________________ _____ 25-Loans One A 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnlsp Newly nedecorat. Come see. E. Airport Blvd., Sanford, 3331340 XZ'IMORE WASHER, pails, + service, used machine. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0497 MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC. 2 story stucco, i BR, 2 bath, famll room, large separate garage wIt convertible storage area. $43Ø5. 2O72SthST MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE INTERESTED? COUNTRY KITCHEN-. 1½ acres o land, 2 yrs. old, 1 BR, 2 bath family rm., & dining rm. car + piled, central heat 1. air, $41,300 Hutchlson Ocean front Apts,, 339 , Atlantic, Daytona Beech. Call Mrs. RU. Hutcti;son, 322 ices. 1&3BRMobIIeHomn Adults- No pets Check ours. We pay out IS pct,, plvi+ car allowanc, to sales field. Call Mrs. Ford. 542.7, REALTORS - 7513 Park Dr .......... "Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve It. Try one seen. SALES - DRIVER RENTAL CONTRACTOR- Ex. perienced In equipment service DESK CLERK FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is heresy given that I am engaged in bjsine at 230 Hwy 11, Fern Perk, Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of FRANK EBAUGH. and I intend to register said name the provisiOns of the Flditici. Name I Statut, To Wit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1957 s Frank C Ebaugh Jr. Publish Aug 12. 19,36, Sept 3. 1916 DEC 43 ___________________________ 4Room apt., very nIce. Elec. and waterpaid.s;3omo, $01 Magnolia 322 0211. - or Legal Notice Sanford. Adults only. Modem Studio & 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. $99 per mo, up. 32350)9. Wanted- Lazy Salesperson ac custocned to high standard of living. Call 323si. + NFEO A HOME? $100 d. nn peyment to qualIfied buyers, 3 BR, 1½ baths, central MlC, refurbished. As low as $1$,Q03, __________________ Lake Mary- 1 Bedrm furnished apartment, clean arid private. One man. 322-3930. COVE APIS S2-APliances WITT REALTY Party P" FENCE INSTALLER MECHANIC Longwood Day Care LenterFORMICA WORKER Lngwd'soldest.6a.rn.lp..,hus,o TRAVEL AGENT ellis,. school. 339-3793 anytIme. SALES REPS Edutional Child Care for as lw RESTAURANT, LOUNGE MAN+ AGER , weekly if you qualify, 323 1121 SALES MANAGER 323 1435. Phone 3237510 or 3220710 - 41-Houses - on If this Is the day to buy a new car, shop today's want ads for the best buys, Expanding sales buiines needs partners, No investm 332-1214. - -- - fur, TAXI DRIVERS BAMBOO 41-Houses Fishermen. Caneitts.7 BR, f" Seminole Co., need to sell In s adults. Wekiva l,i,g, 3fl.7 tluri'y? Cail me I let me show yos cr373430). v_our_ homes sell tastes' witI err. cai Phyllis Capponi, 12'xad', 2 BR, central heat and aIr, Realtof.Auoc,, FRICKE I specious lot with trees. Adults, FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., 339-1139. REALTOR, $3I.32. STOP AND THINK A MINUTi'iT CLAS4ltIEP ADS ARE BLAC'I Classified Ads didn't work WHITE AND READ ALL OVER ffia'. wouldn't be any. - 1 BR. turn, apt., lights, water Adulti Only, 595, 32222% after 1 wk days. Yellow Cab, 20) S. Park Ave. Sanford -Apartrnents 34-Moblis Homu MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color 1',', Air Coed ,Maid erv. QUALITY INN NORTH I 4 &SR 131. LOnOWOOd 565 - Nurses: RN's £ LPIt's, Aides, Aid companion, Needed immediatelt 6250636. O EveiWeg HiraM,, Saeferd Fl, I 31-Ap.rtm,nts Furnished I HAVE A VERY MERhy CHRIST AlAS -and the money to pay foi It. Start now - sailing beautifu products. Make beautiful money Call 64.4 3O7 for information -_ Child car, in my home. Certified teacher with nursery school Cx. penance. Nutritious lunch, 322- - Restaurant M$agoi, fast fo MInImum 2 Yns. Sip. Salary open tielume, 80* 300, SanfOrd, FIa, ANTHONY MARTIN and MINNIE MARTIN. his wile, and RALPH S. HAWK. III. Defendants. NOTICIOPSUIT TO: ANTHONY MARTIN and MINNIE MARTIN, HIS WIFE DEADLINES Addrsss UNKNOWN YOU ARE HEREBY notified tha (. LIt.. uiiu j iv I'ta.ii • O...... i.'vi VI F UVII.i.AUJI I a Complaint to lorecI.a -encumbering the following real prorty: Sundoj - Noon Frkioy Lot 12. BlOCk K. SKY LARK SUBDIVISION, according to the plat thereof as recorded in Plot Book ___________________ 17, PaQI 15,01 the Public Records ot _____________________ SSlVIlnoIe County. Florida. togettior -Card Of ThBfl 9.-Good Things to Eat witti Range located ffirefo and ____________________ theroon. TM family of Deacon A. Mack has been flied against t'ou and YOU SEAFOOD wishes to thank the many friends areregoIr.dtos.rv,acopyo,r .: sy?iffiy during written defenses, if any, tO It oil FREE HOME DELIVERY thebereav,mentatthetlm.of the _____________________ JOHN M. MCCORMICK. attorney CaIi323OtlIafterap.m. loss of a loved one. for Plaintiff, wtioss ddI, is pick, new patch. Black Office Box 3323. 501 East Church eyes. Purple Hull, Cucumbers. On Strut, Orlando, Florida, and fIle the 4-Personals N Oregon Ave., "i Mile N. SR et. origlnalwiththeClefkofth,aboye. _____ lust west of -a a i MI. W. of styled Court on or before October ,, nib0,'d 323-3910. FACED WITH A DRINKING Sth.i97e:other.wiaeaudgmentmay PROBLEM be entered against you for the FlOaf Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous demanded in the ComplaInt. 18-Help Vnted Can Help ___________________________ WITNESS my hand and the seal Call 4234311 said Courton thIs 31st dayof August EMPLOYMENT COUNSELORWrite P.O. Box 1213 W76• Put yourself in our place. wwre .J Sanford. FIorida32ill (Seal) growing. We need aggmsivt Arthur H. B.ckwlth, Jr. promotable people. if you have CleanIng the garage again? Moving Clerk of the CIrcuit Court brains I, a mouth, we ward the lam. Items around you By: Jean E. WIllie you. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 moved last spring? PlannIng on Deotity Clerk CommercIal, 373-3176. another vus? Don; ' Pwbii%h. Sept. 2. 9. 16. CING' iT MAKES WA3TE do II. Planagarage sale and uon DED? SELLING IT MAKES CASH. forget toadvertis it in thu Herald PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. want ads. Like magic, ttue clutt Call 333 2611 or 131 9993. wUi dIsappear, and you'll have extra cash in your pocke!. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND ________________________ FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll FLORIDA. Free, 644.2021 for "We Care" CIVIL: Case He. ?S2It2.CA4P.Q "Hotline." Adults or Teens. HEATH A ASSOCIATES LAND SURVEYORS, INC., IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 'YOUf I.ITTI.E FEE 4GENCT Plaintiff, IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON LIVE IN COMPANION- Easy CHARITY ADAMS. A,ork. pleasant boss. Need urgent. Defendant. For families or friends of problem FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPERNOTICEOF SALE drinkeri. 3300 NCR Machine. NOTICE is hereby given that ForfuriherintorrnatIoncai,4flj, HEAD CASHIER- Supervision pursuant to the Summary Judgment or write experience. of Foreclosur, on Mechanic's Lien Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. BAR MAID and sale entered In the cause pen. 80* 333, Sanford. Fla. MANAGER TRAINEES ding in the Circuit Court In and for ADVERTISING SALES Seminole County, Florida, being 6-.Child Care AUTOMOTIVE BOOKEEPER )' I & Seminole 18-Help Wentid - -.---------- IthruStimes........4IcaIini thru35Hmis ....31cc (liii 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 2timu ............24ca111w MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Naun 3 Lines Minimum ________________________ - MIGRATORY LAND CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IISNTIRNTN JUDICIAL Cii. CUlT. IN SIMIN0II, COUNTY FLORIDA Wise Pie. lt-IMI.CA*!r DIVISION II SOUTHEASTERN HOME MOR. TOAGE COMPANY, Plaintiff, MIRACLE CONCRETECO. 309 Elm Ave 322 5751 Deiuite Aluminum above ground swimming pools 2' 15*34' and l5'z3)' compctv+ i yr-s. ola, repossessed Sacrtice. 's price Call Collect 305 77)0610 ''defltjaI Site (or swimming pool Leading .,..., ,,,,uu,v, wanri nice backyard 10 display new 1976 model above ground pool Sop COnsideration given tor prime localion Call 303 122 1720 COltiCt AJ,AMO SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 PcI off Sanford AuCtIon. 1200 S French Ave . 323 1310 Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops Sinks Instatlallon bud Cabeil 3725053 Wi time ,lvJijbli -- - - - FUTURA BY SINGER One iii S,mers lOp Touch anj Sew Zig Zat tTil(FiifleS Assume balanceof $155 Soor pay $11 90 per month Will take trade in. Snger equipped to Zig zag £ make butlon holes Balance of 151.8$ or IC payments 01 56 Call credil manager. 372 911) or see at SANFORD SEWING CEPITER ]07 E lit St + Downtown _________________ * SINGER FUTURA * One of S-r'ger's Inest Sold new icr over $600 Needs S0nieon to assume balance. $196 $0 or pay $1230 mo Free home trial will take trade, NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 717 N 1797, Casseibenry Lonqwood 3)9 $097 ST A PHONE CALL AWA Accounting Bookkeeping done in my home Will pick UP. Payroll, tax forms, profit 5. loss statements, Posting, general ledger. 321 0706. Aluminum Siding _____________________________ Home Improvements Pest Control Interior. Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching 8. Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty 372 27*3 APi' BkUWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Drive 322 U6.5 Clatsitied Ads will always give you more Much. Much More than you expect Piano Services I can cover your hOme with alum sIding & SOtfit System 20 yrs Eagle Siding Co Iii 9S.) Pocfrxj. Gutters Beauty Care Aiso1 Eap Land Clearing xrdge s,aie are en season Teil Oenolp ..ra-,l ' w"i C?a: I Ad fl thi HerdId 372 26)1. , - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON :to'merly Harriett's Beauty Nooki 319E Firtt+ 3fl 5247 Home Improvements C. 5. SHE PHE RD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 373 U75 C&A BackHoe Service ciearng. III dert. Clay. rock All limos of digging Houselrailers stored and moved 322 9)12. - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldo3ig. Eacavalinq, Ditch work Fill dirt, tnp sol 322 5913 Lite Clearing, Mowing. Dicing. Fill Dirt Clay. Rock, Sand, Backtoe Loader Pri 312 112'. . Sewing A+lerat+ons Dress Mars, Drapes, 'J " ','rr, 172 - Tree ServiC ___________________ Landscaping & WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME' Lawn Care Roof Repa+r, Carpeiilr. Buying a new home! Moving to an PinIng, apartment? Home Repairs. Gutter,ng. Cement work Fre, estimates Mowng, ed.3.nq. lr.mmng, *eea3ing Gel Some acton with a Herald 531 Class-tied ad We'il help ycu write dfld tertilj.ng Free estimates Central Heat & Air Conditioning ________________________________ an sd 15,61 *iil cr.rsg a Past sale Phone 373 $94 For Iree eStimjtej, call CALL 322 2511 -I Carl Harris .11 SEARS in Sanford EXPERT LAWN CARE 111) Mowing, Ecging, Trimr,ing Free Estimates Phone333 1793( STOP AND THINis A MINUTE. II Clas-silied Ads didn't work there It Soil are flainu d+lt-CIt Iirv),nq wouldn't be any placto live, car to dr.C, a too. or WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS Some t''ce ,ot, flJt' i'5J SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Carpentry, Remoocting Additions 'it .ii o',r jr' .tas ecr, di, Custom Work Licinsed. BOndfd All tpe's amid s.zes __________________________ Fre, estimate 373 j03$ We repair arcS ser',-i:e STINE MACHINE 6 SUPPLYCO lave some camping egu'pmeast you N7 W 2nd St 32 63)1 no .on.jer Sell it all wilts a ___________________________ -_______________________ Classelied Ad in The Herald Call SLIM BUDGETS APE 1222611or $3l999landalriendly YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING flOL,TERED WISH VALUES IF YOU HAVENS TRIED A ad visor will help you. FROM THE WANT AD CULUi,1y CLASSIFIED AD LATELY - _____ - Well Drilling Painting To List Your Business...DIQI 322-2631cqc1 _____ _____ �CI—lveel.p $sreW, $11011ird, PL Thuridsy, Sept 3, $74 'Blot!' -And You Can Get What You Want In Russia MOSCOW (AP) -"You need where the offIeJaJ encyclopedia that can't be made a hit easier short of a high.quailty goods, Union. First, it can provide a of the Soviet Union, It mot be Sbevardoadze, started his reign Mores found U per cent were money and I need an apart- smugly dMn15 that corruption by the judicious use of "blat" - any store clerk has a chance to way pJ()1fl14 obstinate bureau- CInr!Ia, the Rimny Caucanm ift the lmprlscniñent of One ..,f iwlndllng 'heir customers by ment," a woman in Ssr*ov Is "characteristic of the a word from Russian criminal earn extra money by favoring C1CI55 when all Other paths moUntain republic where a for. the top lieutenants of the pre- selling short. In the first two tells a local housing choW. bourgeois (Western cowdrlou') slang that has come to mean certain customers. open to a citizen fail. It adds mer secret policeman was vices party boss for embezzling years of Slievardeathe's ad Two thousand rubies change state apparatus and parile. getting what you need by The, s even great. some flexibility toeveryday life made party chief In 1V72 In an nearly half a million dollars and ministration, 25,000pecple were hands and the official tells his met" bribes, Influence or personal er for civil servants who dia. when the citizen Is willing to effort to stamp out cheating, arrested for various kinds of building country mansions. assistant: Satisfy the request In one celebrated Incident COCtIOfl5. The ox-policeman, Eduard pense the best things In life: pay the price. A spot check of Georgian corrupilon. of our worthy client." earlier this year, construction More Important, a form of In. Thus the man at the Mate- apartments, vacation trips and In LenIngr a motorist officials of the Qirbokury owned furniture More will get a aistotnoigles Since only one or- dustrial corruption known as finds his Volga automobile will Tractor That were found to bed shipped to his customer's ganization In each city may dii- "fixing" makes the economy be repaired a lot fader If he have spent the equivalent of house fader for a few rubies or peso such Items, people who more efficient. Though facto. slips 50 rubies to the body shop $43,000 of Mate money on a a bottle of voa. For the right work there can by clown any ries here don't compete with j manager. Another customer landscaped river retreat for price, a store clerk will watch terms they want without fear each other for orders, as they 1 BREVARD/SEMINOLE DEMOCRAT had warned him In advance:themselves and their friends.. for a rare automobile part or their customers will go else- do In the West, Soviet plants do "Unless you grease the man- The Soviet weekly Liter- good leather jackets to come where. "Unless slug It out for supplies of rare age?s palm, you won't be going aturnaya Gazda, aghast noted into dock and squirrel them In addition, the nation's rigid raw materials. anywhere In your Volga." that the retreat Included aside for his client, Many factories have full-time command economy puts treFor the right bribe Li Soviet marble bathe and beautiful Money talks In more serious mendous emphasis on - and fixers on their payrolls who Armenia, a clerk at the bidsw hostesses who played love matters, as well. Officials In awards lavish prizes for - the prowl the country looking for trial Medical Examination games" with the guests. Georgia discovered a ring of fulfillment of work and produc- these raw materials and trying Commission certifies potato. In another big-time teachers at the Tbilisi Medical ton quotas. Bookkeepers and to get them for their plant. It Is 1 nets for high disability pay- operation, an Azerbaijan InstItute who, for a Miff bribe, supervisors who compute widely believed the fixers use rnents they don't deserve. The Republic newspaper recow*ed would make sure the dullest whether quotas are being ful- payoffs and other inducements total loss to the Mate by the a complicated land swindle student passed the admission filled are In excellent positions to get the goods. But the efil. time the scheme Is uncovered: involving the leasing of land test-The father of one aspiring to depart from "Socialist mar- clency of their home factory A 22,500 rubles, equivalent to from a vegetable plant to Mate doctor had to provide a bull- silty" for the sake of a little old- and that factory's contribution farms. After louses to the date dozer for work on the institute fashioned profit, 129,700. to the national economy - deStories like these, taken from of $11 million were uncovered, director's garage. Corruption serves at lead two pend on the outcome. angry exposes In the Soviet five people were sentenced to In an economy perpetually useful purposes In the Soviet If there lsacorruption capital Press, suggest that Western death and SI packed oh to countries are far from alone In prim their concern over official and It's anall4cale corruption, however, at the level of the Orprivate corruption. in Bribe-taking, industrial rack. dinary citizen, that Is most no ds and general swindling are ticeable In Soviet life. There are alive and well here, too - few elements of everyday life CHE 69Th Year, No. 12—Friday, Sept. 3, 1976 R S'TE A1IOUNEY 3 Longwood Lawmen Resign In Sex Probe from .M.I. Co. "On U Ma. loua C&' 1 S . By DONNA ESTES and - Herald Staff Writers Three Longwood police officers have resigned amid an Investigation into allegations that policemen were sexually involved with one or more teenage girls. Police Chief Douglas Keller said today the whirlwind investigation, started earlier this week, Is finished. But city council chairman J. R. Grant said the investigation, which he confirmed involves allegations of sexual involvement by police with teenage girls, is continuing and he will be calling a special council meeting on the matter "in I have given our findings to the Longwood Police Department. "I won't confirm or deny that the complaint involved sex or now many officers were accused," Herring said. "I don't want to publicize the allegations." "Ow- investigation didn't reveal any criminal law violations," Herring said, confirming that his invetlgatnr' took "more than one sworn statement" in the probe. Keller said Burfield had been with the department for two years and Chapman had been a full-time officer since "January or February", Wills since June. Poverty U nit Endangered NEW YORK (AP) When U.S. Steel raised its prices in lysis IM and then backed down when President iota F. Kennedy expressed his wrath, It sad- U.S. Steel forgo an opportunity fared greatly In a public role- to get the but dollar possible? tlons sense. Would they sell at a loss Just to Looking back at the reports of get the business? that Incident It seems clear, at If the demand was so "high," least from this currant per- why had some members of the spective, that the entire sorry Industry, and Wall Street steel incident might have been analysts too, failed to detect It? avoided with proper timing. Why was the new pricing drucBut, coming as It did Imme- trite being undermined by sup dlately after the union had pliers even before It was Imple. signed a wage agreement, and merited? following what the President The people In the steel Interpreted to be an assurance of chatty know the answers to Price stability train minige- these questions better than any. mat, it was an astonishing one .1.., but we aren't likely to public relations blunder. be aftnii an opportunity to To a lesser degree, U.S. Steel listen In on the reasoning behas done It again In lflI, ad- hind the strategy. mitting In effect that it was We do know, from statements forced to rescind Its third in- by members of the industry and crease In a year for no other by those outside who make a major reason than because career of studying It, that cod market conditions wouldn't pressure on U.S. Steel was permit It. mounting, threatening the prof. its It tea)lIfls today allve. Why then did It try? There's the dory, and perhaps also an The situation, shared by explanation of the problem that many other industries also, the public would accept. presents a difficult problem for The company statement on both them and the country. It Is withdrawing the Increase, that this: How do you promote dohad been scheduled for Oct. 1, Is mend by raising prices? You perhaps more perplexing than can't, obviously. explanatory. If this Is so, bow does the "In spite of high demand and country expect to continue full cost Justification for these moving up out of recession, and products," it Mid, "competitive especially, how can it do so factors forced this decision." without sparking another in. The competitive factor aim- flatlonary conflagration? ply was that some companies Nothing demonstrates more weren't willing to go along, and dearly that the nation dill Is thus would have undersold U.S. fighting the battle for economic Steel. Economics I explains stability, that we are dill enthat this situation results from meshed In dilemmas, and that a weakness of demand. by no means are we safely on a What other possibility Is smooth road to a strong recovthere? Would the competitors of ery. Ana Foiled By FTC WASHINGTON (AP) "Splcierman," the popular comic book character who can spin spider wets and climb the sides of buildings, has met his match at the Federal Trade Comnznlsson. And the same fate may be In More for other hero figures who are used by drug firms to Induce children to buy their prod- - By ED PRICKETI' Herald Staff Writer reviewed at a public hearing. "They have some programs that are outstanding," CornA $500,000-a-year poverty- missioner Dick Williams said fighting agency Is In jeopardy Thursday after meeting with because the Seminole County Jones for a tour of agency Commission refused to allocate activities. $20,000 In seed money. However, Williams said he Amos Jones, director of has some difficulty justifying a Seminole Community Action $20,000 expenditure from the Inc. (SCA), said the county's county If the money is ear. (Herald Phil* by Tern Vincent) refusal to grant the agency's marked to pay administrative Bob Bray, star tackle for Lake Howell high's LEADING request for $20,000 "definitely" salaries. football team, ponders tonight's Jamboree at placesallprogramsdeslgnedto Commissioner Harry Under new head coach Curtis Keen, help the needy In harm's way. Kwiatkowski,- on the other ITS soa BRAY Brooksville. hawks re out to Improve bit last year's 1-9 record. However, after the corn- hand, said he sees no problem For details and photos of Thursday night's jam- mission refused to grant Jones' with funding the agency borees Involving Seminole, Oviedo and Lyman, see request, he began a lobbying because the administrative effort. Assisted by black positions are needed ln order to Page 6A. businessmen, Jones has met win grants. Individually with cornmissloners to convince them and think what they (SCA) (IC) how they utilize funds Is the seed money Is needed so worth what we gave them last that the agency can continue year," Kwiatkowski said operations, following a meeting with Jones SCA is responsible for a migrant and a contingent of black community cannery, a program brineasmen food program, a food Last year, the agency for the elderly, an outreach program, a headstart program, received $20,000 from the By JACQUELINE DOWD said Thursday the day care and others. The agency county. This year, Jones asked Herald Staff Writer center falls below basic operates on about 000,000 a for $39000. The staff recomsanitation standards in other year In local, state and federal mended $20,000, but the budgetco nscious commission voted to A day care center In Sanare" too, but he declined to funds ford's public housing — that his Though funds were cut, allocate nothing. discuss specifics until MM come under fire from tenants, "The majority of the funds Jackson and the center staff commissioners interviewed say administrators and the county has time to correct the they will reconsider the matter are used to help the little healthdepartment — I.sclosed. In two weeks when the budget ls people," Kwiatkowski said. problems. Frances Coleman Jackson, Mrs. Jackson, a candidate for WAY ,, Facility Failed Health Checks ] ,, who heads Use day care center located next to the Sanford Housing Aut hority offices at Castle Brewer Court on Sanford's westilde says It has dosed "until we can get all this Ironed out." ' Mrs. Jackson, former 40 operator of a commercial day , care center on Hickory Avenue. . r iur also said It Is necessary to close any year-round day care center county health department, to give staffers time off as wellni j last week, found the as perform major maintenance day CIXO center still has the and cleaning chores. roach Infestation problem In the last six weeks, the day found in a July 24 Inspection— care center has failed two In- even though housing authority spectlons by the county health employes have sprayed the department, been criticized by building several times. tenants, and questioned by "I didn't think there were a housing authority cornwhole lot of roaches in there," missioners who delayed a Jackson said. "Now I can decision on renewing the say for sure there aren't any. It center's lease. was sprayed again over the "As far as I'm concerned," Mrs. Jackson said this mor- weekend." nlng, "the day care center can Ken Hester, an Inspector for turned over to the tenants." the county health department's A second Inspection by the environmental health division, ,. ACTION REPORTS... .. ' , Bob Lloyd Writes them '. Every Day, Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer be the Seminole School Board, said she requested a renewal of the Forging Into Wild Blue Yonder.? authority Executive Director Thomas Wilson III two days before the last meeting of t he housing authority commission. ci. ..i.i ..i. waj ....n...i.,i616 "' -- - - The nation's unemWASHINGTON (AP) pioyrnent rare increased ror the macro month In a row in August, edging up from 7.8 to 7.9 per cent, the highest level so far this year, the government said today, At the same time, the Labor Department said the Increase in the number of Americans with Jobs slowed last month after sizeable gains earlier this year. Employment rose by 74, 00() In August to 88 million out of a work force of 95.5 million, after a gain of 400,000 In July. There were some bright spots in the job picture, Including a 240,000 Increase In non-farm em- EvenionglifeuM Your Action Newspaper ployment and improvement in the unemployment rate for adult men, usually the family bread. II - - - - - Alit FORCE ACADEMY, Cob. (AP) The Air Force has ordered a full-scale investigation into a lawyer's charges that cadets have been operating a forgery and theft ring at the Air Force Academy since 1972. - A spokesman for the academy acknowledged Thursday that the Air Force Office of Special Investigations was conducting a probe. Middletown, N.Y., that at least two dozen cadets were robbed of thousands of dollars by a forgery ring that still may be active at the academy, in. volving at least four of Its more than 4,400 cadets. Meyer said they stole cadets' checkbooks and military Identification cards and cashed forged checks In restaurants and stores In nearby Colorado Springs, as well as at the privately run Air Academy National Bank on the Institution's grounds. The attorney said he became Involved alter the parents of a cadet accused of forgery asked him to Ma). Monte Blews, the academy's chief publi c relations officer, said Thursday that one cadet forger was court-martialed and dismissed, and that another accused cadet resigned in the summer of 1975. take over the cadet's defense from a military attorney. "Since then," he said, "there have been a few Isolated cases of forgeries, but no evidence of a series." However, the lawyer, Edward Joel Meyer, said Thursday in a telephone interview from his home In Meyer's client was exonerated and returned to the academy in good standing, and the Lawyer believes the young man was actually a victim of the forgery ring. The attorney said that information he turned up in Jobless Rate Ups 0 0 Action Reports.. . the court, fir, and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, crime and its consequence. Bob is always on the scene. Searching police blotters, interviewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob gets it all and delivers the action for you daily. Coçyr3gflt Marvel Comics Group - AF Academy Scandal lease after a meeting with representatives of the Joint Tenants' Council and housing any complaints were raised at the Thursday night commission meeting. "When I left that Tuesday morning meeting, I thought we were all in agreement," Mm Jackson said. The proposed lease renewal Includes a price Increase that would hike daily chargesper child to $2.50. Discounts are made If more than one child from a family attends. "No one's making any money from It," Mj', Jackson saul. "When I went in there, I knew there was no profit to be made." The FTC announced Thursday that the Hudson Pharmaceutical Corp. had vaigned acnsInt decree to stop selling Its vitamins through advertisements In comic books and on television commercials between 6 a.m. and 9:05 p.m. that appeal to children or use hero figures Including Splderman as an inducement to buy Its product. The decree would allow the firm to continue to use the cartoon hero's name for its candyilke vitamin pills. The FTC had charged that Hudson's TV cornmercials and comic book ads were an unfair practice and deceptive because it said children are not qualified to decide whether they need vitamins. - Day Center Closed .. In The Herald the near future." Keller would only say that Sgt. Roy Burfield and officers Paul Wills and Steve Chapman resigned Thursday "for personal reasons." Grant said the resignations were received before midnight. Keller said that the probe, turned over to his department by State Atty. Abbott Herrings office, doesn't 1ro2vo tire use of city vehicles while officers were on duty. He said the investigation by Herring's office Involved allegations against only three officers. Herring, contacted at his Sanford office today, said his office "acted on a citizen's complaint brought to ta this week. We BOB LLOYD - Has U.S. Steel Done It Again With Rollback? Sanford, Florida 32111—PrIce 10 Cents And the unemployment rate climbed at a slower pace than In June and July. After gradually falling since the spring of 1975, joblessness jumped a half a percentage point in June and July, followed by the one-tenth of a per cent hike In August. In August, the number of people without work increased by about 80,000 to 7.5 million, the largest since 7.8 million couldn't find work last December. The Increase In jobleaness has thrust unemploymnent onto center stage as a key Issue in this fall's presidential election campaign. Jobless rates for white and black workers, at 7.1 and 13.6 percent, respectively, were about the same In July. However, the rate for black teenagers, which had dropped substantially In July, jumped In August from 34.1 to 40.2 per cent. The Air Force Academy operates with a similar code, under which cadets must not lie, cheat or steal or tolerate any cadet who does. Is FP(RL Far Behind? Today - AøUflC) IlIC UOCI the course of defending his client was reported to the academy and that he was asked by its superintendent, LA. Gen. James R. Allen, for all information he had on the subject. Meyer said he sent Allen a letter last Aug. Z3 detailing his charges, with transcripts of Interviews with former cadets who allegedly admitted taking part in the forgery racket. He said he sent a copy to Air Force Secretary Thomas Reed. Blews said that Allen ordered the investigation Aug. 27, the day alter he received Meyer's letter. The probe comes on the heels of a cheating scandal at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, N.Y., which has raised a controversy about its honor code. .. .. 4-A Bridge ......... ...... s-s Calendar ................S.A Comics ....... ..... ... s-a Crossword ...............s-a Editorial .4-A Dear Abby........... ... Dr. Lomb .... .......... ... SB Horoscope............. s-B Hospital .................. . S-A Obituaries ................IA Sports ....................0-A Televi*loü .................i-A Women 1-B MIAMI (AP) Florida Power & Light Co. asked state officials Friday for a 19 per cent rate Increase next year to overcome Inflation and reach what the firm called a fair level of profits. The $349 million rate increase proposed to the Public Service Commission breaks down to $6.62 for the typical single-family home, the company said. The average home uses 1,000 kilowatt hours a month and now pays $3427, FP&L said. - FP&L. the Mate's largest electric utility, serves more than 1.4 million customers along the Atlantic coast and wed to.Sarasota. "Operating efficiencies and cost-cutting methods have been outdistanced by Inflation," said FPL president Marshall McDonald. He said the cost of new generating plants and of providing service had tripled over the last 10 years. The rate increase would be higher, McDonald said, if it wasn't for $107 million the company's new St. Lucie No. 1 nuclear generating station is expected to save in fuel. The plant began operations in June, was shut down for adjustments after a few weeks, and is expected to return to service late this year. The company's last general rate Increase. which went into effect üc May 1975, was only the second in its history. McDonald said At didn't get the company up to the 9.12 per cent rate of return that the Public Service Commission had determined would be fair. Increased fuel costs regularly are Passed on to consumers. � 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 02, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 02, 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 02, 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/48c8f854b19da715d157b32ebd80b9c2.pdf 3c8cc494f176691ebcc6f1b76c1cea26 PDF Text Text $1 69th Year, No. 10--Wednesday, Sept. 1, 1976 Sanford, Florida 3V71—price 10 Cents Extortion Try, Shooting Cited V 'r .I4 -W SEEDCOirec Dtor Sa ys 'Attacks' Hurt Agency '!' _____ I. By ED PRICKETI' Herald Staff Writer V. : ________ _______________ .1• _________________ Horace Orr, at a special news conference today, criticized publicity generated by news articles In the Orlando Sentinel Star which, he said, adversely affected operations of he Seminole Economic Employment Development Corp. Orr, SEEDCO president, also cited a OOO extortion attempt, a burglary and an attempted shouting as examples of harassment Incidents aimed at discrediting his agency. He also said a Sentinel Star reporter was found prowling outside the agency's office at Sanford-Central Airport at 3 o'clock one morning. Jb . ..: Orr said that, since the "attacks on us began 11 months ago, (Hif aid PPIOtS by TIM Vincs,i() public opinion has been eroded to the point that normal channels of commerce have been shut off. We have had insurance policies TsàMes Larry Cannarlato, left, and Bob Bray canceled, bonds terminated, credit refused where It once was flreit of their stances as Lake Howell High standard, and loans or lines of credit refused by banks." works toward Its Sept. 10 opener at Orr blamed many of the agency's woes on the adverse Lake Howell Is at Brooksville Friday publicity. He said agency officials have complained to the nIg In a jamboree. high school football National News Council that more than 136 errors of facts in 51 tea stories, columns and editorials appeared in the Orlando paper are previewed In a series beginning through May 5. ay on the Evening Herald sports pages. Th Orr said SEEDCO has filed a grievance with the council, but -S' he said the New York-based agency will not investigate the matter until the SEEDCO board of directors makes the decision on whether to file the lawsuit against the Orlando newspaper and other persons involved in criticism of the agency. Orr said newspaper criticism was prompted by a group of doctors who In 1fl4 "vowed to destroy this agency." Orr said the efforts to dump SEEDCO were spearheaded by Tom Largen ,a Sanford doctor. Orr said negative news articles began to appear on May 15, 1975, after Largem brought aSentinel LOS ANGELES AP)—Em- lanced to 1 years to life in months. Star columnist to a mftling called to discuss the feasibility of a H and William san- prison, Jface a trial "It is this on 's reen. health maintenance Organization (0) for Seminole County. 116 (NaId - Northern Cannla for the kid- datlon to the Adult Authority ... by lilt Viuconi Jr.) Orr said Largen and the doctors opposed HMO on the Former SEEDCO vice president naping O(,EPIPT heiress that the defendants serve an grounds that creation of such a venture was In opposition to James Perry (left) ,President Horace Orr Patricia H additional and lengthy period of private Industry. However, Orr said SEEDCO was conducting an __ The two .loom confinement In the state HMO feasibility study which said location of an HMO here was not Det*tea Camgn & atlon Armnyben remained prison," Brandler said. feasible because of a lark of participation by local doctors. }j at ere didetes, Pages , U, IA Orr called today's televised conference to criticize the Har 31, and Mrs. Harris, following tI1r sentencing 29, who already IND :x Jalled Orlando newspaper after the federal government's General Tuesday ml ping, robbery for neatly one year, delivered Accounting Office GAQ) last week cleared the agency of ArodTheC1oe...........4-A and car theftAuthoriUes said Public. opinion impsasiiined speeches beforeIllegal activities. Bridge ....................2-C wn,,t,4'&. a-. SI 'UVYVU MI their Rntences were an.The (iA) report followed a (ow-month audit of SEEDCO 11-A Aiad Cot later this week Calendar 2-C for trai(na1kowtconula1nt n,ncej But neither asked for records. In the request to U. S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, Orr asked for 2-C stemming froàlhe Feb. 4, 1974, leniency as they took turns an audit by the government's watchdog agency after he cornCrosswcrd speaking from a lectern turned plalned that he was "under attack" from the newspaper. Editorial ..................4* Hearst kiq. .,...,i The Interim audit ri'nnr$ 'mu-I •w .. ,iii , sswvi-, unu any ,. • ....., .... .......... " wUspectatorsIUIU The Harriso wed no Dr. Lamb ................2-C ton when Supior era seated be>dnd bulletproof evidence of criminal or illegal activity by SEEDCO, its directo ror Coeat Judge its president." Horoscope ........2BrancU'Irged that they The Interim report went on to say, "Generally I find findings Hospital ...... .............5-A spend a long line in " am 3 revolutionary, and I do not substantiate the specific or Implied allegations which Obituaries ......................5-A Under Calilo do not lose hope for the futiure," law, he Prompted the Congressional request forourrevIewofj" .. . Sports .............................1-Z.0 not p inItted$ said Emily Harris limits The report, however, said the findings scheduled to be Television ................3-B on the 5entsi andexact the couple In two months "will discuss several significant "I'm not too Impressed by th e Weather ..................5* could be released after u sort a system of justice," said weaknesses in the management Of SEEDCO and its ventures 'Women ................... 1-C time as and as 91 years and eight William Harris. See ORR., Page ZA STEPPIN' TOWARD SEASON OPENER Sf.orf*04 peg 74 74Q Cl f, PAW, C 54 /971 Rebols Get 1 1 Years, Kidnop Trial' Next Today '(They)Yowed eroded... " " to destroy bonds terminated this agency...' credit refused' Kwiatkows ki Switches 'M udS!inging' Rap ew Legal Fee Systm e Wins Backer County mmissioner Harry Kwiatkowski has reversed h opinion on the county attorney situation an now says he favors either creation of a legal die tment or payment by contract. The prent fee system has ben under fire since last year when Republican cmmjssioners asked for a svito to a legal department. They said a switch could pave taxpayers $100,000 a year. Kwiatkows4 says study of the issue has convinced him it' time "to do away with the fee system." If he*rnts for a legal department, the Democratic co4missioner will have thesupport of both Cimmisifners Dick Williams and John Kimbrough. Kwiatkow$i's second option is to hire a law firm and plac4he firm on a yearly contract, with no allowancespr overruns. Last year, $imbrough said legal 1e4 cost Seminole County taxpayers more than $2(J000. Included in that were $115,000 in fees charg by County Atty. Tom Freeman and legal costs charged by labor attorneys, Alley, Alley & Blue of Tampa. Under the fee system, the attorney is paid based on the number of hours. Kimbrough and Kwiatkowski were appointed to a two-man committee to study ways of cutting down on the cost of legal fees after Freeman asked for $115,000 next year. Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway made the appointments. Then Kimbrough got into a letter-writing war with Freeman over $13,000 the county attorney charged for work on last year's jail fire. Kimbrough said $13,000 bills are "void" of any detailed description. Freeman replied by directing Kimbrough to the contract he has with the county. Kimbrough then sent Hattaway a letter requesting the chairman instruct the board to require Freeman provide a detailed explanation of the $13,000, but the chairman Tuesday said he didn't want to "talk about" the Kimbrough letter which Kimbrough had inserted in Tuesday's official minutes of the meeting. Kwiatkowski, however, said he, personally, will get the information Kimbrough requested. "I'll get it; I'll find out what he (Kimbrough) wants and I'll get it for him." Kimbrough was incensed that Hattaway wouldn't ask the board for direction. And, as far as Kwiatkowski's providing the information on the fees, Kimbrough said, "I'd rather it came from Torn - officially." Kwiatkowski said he will deliver his recommendation on Sept. 14. He envisions the cost for legal fees at about $140,000. About $186,000 was requested for all legal fees, but the commission chopped $46,000 during budget hearings. Kimbrough says a legal department can be created for $100,000. If tWo attorneys were hired, that figure would..jump to $115,000. - Ed Prickeit. HAYS DAYTONA BEACH (AP) — Tommy Boney says he wasn't just slinging mud when he leveled confllct.ofinterest charges against Rep. Bill Chappell, his main opponent in the Democratic primary Sept. 7 Chappell said Monday that the allegations had been Investigated at his request and settled months ago. He said Boney raised the issue just to sling some political mud. But Boney, of Keystone Heights, said Tuesday only two L I Re0 sign... () WASHINGTOIAP) - Lawyers for Rep. Wayne L. Hay Id the House Ethics Committee are Reg Ling a deal for Hays to resign from Co4ess In return for a halt to the panel's intigation of payroll-sex charges agaln4m. The bargain4it a snag late Tuesday on a question of tiz. The Ethics Committee wasreport..J tfe considering a resolution that said Hays resigning effective Sept. 8, Ahat the co tee's payroll-sex Inquiry 'oWd be susp$d immediately when Hay's letter of resi4on was delivered but that the lnve4tigat4 would not completely terminate until t4ctually resigns. The Hays c*lso is being investigated by th Justice Dettznent to determine whether the congressr4 should but prosecuted. Any Hays reaIYIat would hay, no impact on that Investigation. A reliable Source said the Ohio Democrat had been expected Tuesday to deliver his resignation letter to Speaker Carl Albert and then to the Ethics Committee. But sources later said Hays' representatives had not left the letter with the committee. The Hays representatives indicated they objected to the committee's reluctance to guarantee that its Inquiry will end until hays actually leaves office. The Ethics Committee adjourned Tuesday without taking any action on its resolution to terminate the payroll-sex investigation and Chairman John J. Flynt scheduled another meeting today. Judah Seat, Hays' and Hays' press secretary, Carol Clawson, met with Flnl and See HAYS, Page IA _,. 1 REP. WAYNE RAYS CLARENCE KELLEY '•-'. .. • .,. The House Ethic. Committee has delayed action ouBoney's charges until probably Thursday, It was learued today. — Of the six charges he leveled have been Investigated. And he said those two were "whitewashed." "Only the J&J Electric Co. and salarysplittingincidents were ever investigated," Boney said. He referred to a $100,000 contract he said Qiappell Obtained through the electric firm, which he owns, after Chappell pressed the Federal Housing Administration for action on a stalled low-income apartment complex In Ocala. I ..:. : " . .L. - -, . .... •. • WJ .'.; .c -: r .4 : ...Or Be lawyer, j . KELLEY To $ Doesn't Slow Boney WASHINGTON (AP) — A Justice Department Investigator probing charges against FBI officials says FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley should be fired for accepting gifts from his suoorninates, according to an Informed source. The source said the recommendation that Kelley be fired as FBI director was one of two suggestions placed before Atty. Gen. Edward Levi three weeks ago. Levi, who has been on vacation, has taken no action on the recommendations. The second Justice Department recommendation disagrees with the first recornunendution and proposes a public reprimand for Kelley instead of dismissal, the source aid. Both recommendations came after Kelley admitted to a Justice Department task force Investigating allegations against bureau Fired? officials that te accepted gifts from subordinates. Among the gifts listed were a $O0 walnut table, a $250 clock a $250 easy chair and a handmade teak and mahogany jewelry box, the source said. John M. Dowd, who heads the Jiatkü Department probe into changes of by FBI officials, was the official who called for firing K elley, according to the source. The Wazhing Pont reported today that Dowd's reasoning was that Kelley could not Properly control subordinates after they had given him expensive presents. The story could not be immediately confirmed. Michael E. Shaheen Jr., who heads the department's Office of Professional Responsibility, disagreed with Du.d'g recommendation and suggested the peiblic reprimand, the so aaj4, Stalej See C1rr, page IA .4 v4- •a'- p -". ,, Vy 7. misconduct p I...- •Um•u•i 4 1. r1 .(p •••, ( . 'rz 1 I !7.I ik 1'.( h1f j?icj J .•A1i i," • u•' : r V I ,',r(.VJ4rk'•' i 'f4 ipfI4 EL" 4(OI( 4.. . '. 0. 1,1 -m , iIJ1} jJ 7J A..rl(L1 - ' . . l, 1 1 • #i -iT, ' 6. ': '?,k11,' • -p. . S sv'r :• I ' C t' i"',L • J • #y L j•m41 ' p .... p I u i ;'L"4 J..L .. Li•. ,• . ' • , �,% -Ivss1q NsrsW, liølurt PL Ws1*siy, $10.1. im New Effort Under Way To Seize, 'Neglected' Chimps At Ge neva NAflON IN BW By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writerdate The .1-111W try to get a new hearing as soon to his lawyer, Irving olionid have made the in)- as poisibie," Kramer said. Kramer told the court Assistant State Ally. Randy developments PCUfldfllCIlt motion as a civil Tuesday tha These t the tmpowidrnent Kramer was busy today followed County Cowl Judgecane rather than filing It with a motion was given the criminal drawing up new papers seeking Wallace Hail ruling Tuesday pending criminal misdemeanor case because it was a county court order to seize that Kramer's'smoti cue In which Alexander is easiernumber on . for the court clerk's five chimpanzees at Geneva. seizure of the five chimps a accused of axwi Vielatth the county office to file it in that manner. Rudolph Alexander, 36-year- placing them In the Central animal control ordinance. County officials said one of old owner of the chimps, was Florida Zoo at Sanford couldn't Alexander's chimps, im. "We plan t o Immediately continuing his efforts to bring be heard because of a roft the motion civ il pounded on Aug. 3 for running as a cages for the animals up to technicality. at large near matter in coun Violence Marks Opening latest Of Schools In Louisville LOUISVilLE, Ky. (AP) The second year of court-ordered school busing began here today after police used tear gas to break up a rock-and bottlethrowlpg protest by more than 1,000 busing opponents. - the animal trainer's home on lake Harney Heights Road, Geneva, Isn't a Part of the date's effort to seize ty court sad Six persons were arrested in the disturbance Tuesday night, authorities said. No injuries were reported. Both sides in the busing controversy, which began last year after a federal judge ordered city-county busing to achieve racial balance, had forecast calm for the new school year. Gift- Taking Sparks Kelley Firing Call ICoutinuedfrornpagel..A) Governors Debate Spending the five chimps still at Alexander's residence. Officials said Alexander hasn't claimed the Impounded animal as required by county ordinance. However, Gussow hinted that iegai efforts may be made to regain custody of the tin find out what the valances cost and pay for County Adopts' Self-Insuranc6' Sem1ss clty Commiuio.ers Tuesday voted to adoplaprram .1 selfiaairaace that will go jut. effe1Ped Tuesday. Prier toTidmi'i vole, the county was without liability we am workman's compensatloa was at torjlre at midaight Skmday. Bob }* the director of idmlnhstrative sirvices, "the seLI-lsraie, plan ha' worked in other coeL It was highly recommended for Seminole. Thec.ty will oiler mica policy with 11luruec SO to cover lasses In the $1111111 to $1miles rae. Safler IaInta will be paid out of poladde by the county for that purpese. The llty heiraice carder canceled because Ilk esuntyafued payment because .1 an Increase In te bill pimpled by an inaccarate assessment if the c.iutypsyTill. Ellis 00 the new ielf-lasuraace plan will save the eouatyaouey In addltisa to providing adequate By me IN BRIEF C,, . ... — Tbe Internal Revenue Service is seeking $$ 205 in taxes and penalties t claims fonner Florida Education commissioner Floyd T. Christian owes from unreported income, including ii. legal kickbacks. Orlando Sentinel Star reported today that the IRS allega tions detail a long list f What the agency says were huMen payments to Christian from companies ho$ing lucrative contracts with the Education Department from 1969 through 1972, Part of the IRS civil claim imludes details of a 1969 federal tax-evasion charge to which Christian pleaded guilty, phaa no-contest plea he made to a state charm of receiving " prolectlesht Simissle's 525 workem Orr Raps Publicity PHONE % J POlICE! Death Sentence Appealed JACKSONVILLE (Al') Ernest John Dobbert Jr, under a death senterge for killing his 9-year-old daughter was sei*nced under the wrong law, says public defender LOU Frost. Frost filed an appeal petition TWsday to the U.S. Supreme Court. - (0 7b been sentenced under Florida's all death pe nalty law which was In effect Ii 1971 when Kelley Dobbert died. It provided fiat a judge must follow a jury's recommmcjation of Mercy in capital Cases and pronlunce a life sentence. Frances May Gain SftengA MIAMI (AP) — Hurricane Fonces was expected to strengthen today N it turned toward the northeast and moved frther away from land, but Hurricane ElI my was weakening as it headed toward the Azore Islands, forecasters said. At 6 am. EDT, forecasters at tie National Hurricane Center said Frances ' centered near latitude 27.0 north and 10Q0tude 53.8 west. It was Moving north-northeag at 10 to 15 miles an hour and was expected U turn to a ws 1' northeast course. Assault Victim Test4s L A I fa rn o n te M a n Jailed In Sex Battery Case BARTOW (AP) says she dung to a bridge piling fornine hours after being assaulted and thrown df a bridge has testified in the trial of Dane! Morris I sioP Thomas that, "I wanted to die, I fek like dirt." "He had raped me and said hi killed my family and I just didn't want to goon living," - Un t,nmn 1. Wi ISJV VTlIIIi nt er £laVji TVV$Iuajj, testified Tuesday. Judge Thomas Langston called for a brief recess when lie woman Jacks II broke down completely. YOU ASKED Rusk Was Unaware Of Plots WILLIAMSBURG Va. (Al') Had he been aware of Central Intelligence Agency Plots to kill foreign leaders, former Secretary of State Dean Rusk says he would not have told the Warren Commission it was doubtful any foreign government had a motive to assassinate President John F. Kennedy. Nonetheless, Rusk said, the investigation into Kennedy's death should not be reopened "if fresh information is not available." The Warren Commission concluded that Kennedy was slain in Dallas in November 1963 by one man, Lee Harvey Oswald. - Kate Smith Leaves Hospital NEW YORK (AP) — Singer Kate Smith has been discharged from Boulevard Hospital, where she was being treated for a throat in. fection. No report on her condition was released, but a sJ)okeman for the hospital said Tuesday that Miss Smith, 67, "bad been improving." Miss Smith was admitted to the hospital on over the past weekend. Arms Sales Face Senate Debate WASHINGTON (AP) The Ford administration has dropped its bid for congresslanai approval of "cluster" bombs for Saudi Arabia but still faces tough negotiatrns with key senators over Sidewinder and Maverick missiles. the bargaining, aides to secretary of State Henry A. i-ssinger have told a group of 'enators generall y regarded as - in pro-Israel that SaudiArabia Li Insisting on 1,000 of the air-toair Sidewinders. In the effort to reach a negotiated settlement - Congr ess canveto the arms dealSt Department officials have agreed to yield on the duster bo mbs, an antipersonnel weapon used effectively In the VIetnam war to kno'k out antiaircraftbatlerles. fling Hcr.jk Wedresday, Septem be r i. 1974—VoL 69, No. Dly a.d Sufldiy. acpf aturd,, on byTp,.Snfey'j H,( àId, Inc, 300 N Frin Aw 32171 O Scsnd Class Pt.sfjq. Pj4 , SanI,, r Flrd j Home Dfl,,.c 8, M,i I 40 Ch,4tms Dy Sanyd. Fil 1,11, 5$ I,, IiQf)34 %.r, 6 rio 2',), t j 'Oc'wdl,ver, MOnIIS. Sj 4J Yjr W Tuesday's eJ U. S. ntativ In eft will be elected to office. uarLes will be held to a.lectc in ''. James Sursely, 28, of Maltwith the phrase, "Yellow Bird land lost both legs and an arm going to Congress," She says during the Vietnam War. Surse. she's more attuned to the .4 ly favors a strong national dothe constituents than Kelly. loose and limited national dec. Sid Vben,5,ofSaJIfa tion spending. . commission in a 2-1 vote Tuesa~: Commissioner Paula Hawkins east the lone no vote, saying she felt the incrce should be held to $2.7 million. rvvYvv Tjc.a"i,- I i 4-* - j'y IJILIJyrj( ri7"1 £I BICENTENNIAl. WE ____ A1E RICA T')7u Labor Day - Dam served In the fl)llltary, during World War II, served a four-your term on the Panama -: - of City, City Council, and movedtnOrlandohi 1960 He Seminole County commnjssIon, Miller Newton, 3?, Ii an orwho calls himself a progressive dalned Methodist minister, who conservative, has put 60,000 ioaflgigfore00 • 10 of the state's 15 districts. But there an three ram in which miles on his car since beginning no Republican has qualified n meaning that the of partytam favor, the death penalty and a nn ,ng defense He opposes gun control, federal welfare pay- 1972. Also running Is Don And he's given the size of his principal of Seminole JO3OPb Rosier, 39, of Winter some ought. Jimmy Cuter sup. "One of my priorities would School. An Orlando contractor and a clear sailing November. be to split up this district," he Winter po. He says many Rapubilin are vying the ballots said. 'It's Impossible to give for Park attorney to face four-time cans In the district will vote ind of service you should Repthe right 44 for the k Eight 14 5 ui F Democratic In November be. paigning five days a week SID rey, a Republican, ch P with the district as it is.,, I NJL cause In the ninth. they are disillusioned the past 18 months. She travels one ciistrict. in another, He also wants a balanced Frank Dams, 57, do in a Van equipped with a CIII. budget and an of Orlan Democrats and four p, p1gn manager but is run- wi end to forced says he has nothing agaitnt ning for office "beca use I think inathbiliwhat he said was Frey's are seeking the post and tens Band radio and occasion- school busing. ty to Improve economic Frey President Ford's ior I can do a better b." In a third, fo ur Democrats are conditicmj. __ - ; - running. One district in which no Re. Publican Is naming Is the 1st C.D. in Northwest Florida, the KIWA FILM C"llO P P hom The C00 7 year-c,, 3S-year Veteran of the House Is one of the most powerful men in Congress and the dean of Fladda's congressional delegation. No Republicans extered e th (hdridrace, in which Incum be t Rep Den Fuqua, 46, of Alth primary lenges from fellow oats Russell Bevis and Jack Armstrong, both fromTallahassee. or W= YOU UVE No RM KM"A P01 AT SPM (COUPON WILL BE I N ME FIT.LOPE wiip you p yij PICK 0 0 12 £ Rol oo THU SAT., SEPT. 4, 1*78 m PEPSI 200 COUNT Fuqua's opponents have Charged that he hu. an nothing congreann during 12 years in strong has Promised that elected y years and would propose a stores zu constitutional amendment calling forsuch a limitation. Bevis, a former Tallahassee mayor and now the ft*ctor of an insurance company, criU- IOlDD ICE CREAM HALF NAPKINS '• GALLON 140* ' I' EW 21 tin VIVA L raise v nIrv i' ui V&. b9flJ FILLER . dZeSFu(1US's votes onspending bills. Fuqua responds that he had allies in his district the Florida, Florda State and Florida MM get govern ment grants. He says he voted for a congressional pay raiserecently because It Included raises for top people in other area of government. The situation is much the same In the fowthdistrict _ no Republican candidates. Rep. William Chappell 54, repr esented northeast section of the state since 19U. 7bis time, the Popular Chap. pell faces aggressive challenges by Tommy Boney, 39, of Keystone Heightsand Jake Townley, 56, of Candler. Boney, who has a history of local civic Involvement, has called for full employment, re duced goverment and a impier tax struct ure. Earlier this week, he revived conflict-of-interest charges against Chap. 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Z3 Pin@ finish. ! 2 BAGS FOR 04, sharpener _______ ]77c E Box has bu at.inin 24 OUNCE SATHER - \ I Box 12 1-oz. EN"' I I I - MAKE US AN O FFER 888 CRAY014S 1OVx wide ,uIe . 120 pages. - TREMENDOUS S AVIN( is 6-csAyOLA THEME BOOK DRINK MIX HOT COCOA MIX - Townley, a multimillionaire wbo moved from West Virginia l4 years ago, says eis,j for office "because I believe I can help people. The Common 1an doesn't have a spokesman freshman incumbent Rep. Richard Kelly In November. Kelly defeated JoAnn Saunders by 11,000 votes out of 142,000 cast Last time in the large Central Florida district. Mrs. Saunders, a 42-year-old businesswoman, has been cam- betwy. is 16 141 Ih db 46 is Rog. 9.99 Ons In the fifth district, five Democrats are trying to win the right to Uke on Republican DE - . dc. OVER 30 SELTIONS WITH MATCHING MOLDING INST4(K ROUND *A Saido r Tn-fold binder. 3pocket p'U', note pad & plastic pencil-hok5nçj RIOT! PRINTS.) 319 41 1 00 Get your hands on a Toyota. YOU ft never PUbIIIed TALLAHASSEE Flo OfluI rida Telephone Co. has been graid a $4.51million rate increase by th e Piblic Service Commission, which also ordered the firm to discontinue five-party service, The increase, which will rake rates an average o per cent, was ap ved by the GCT TOYOTA"S YEAR END / CLEA RANCE SALE $ SAVE HUNDREDS $, NEW CARS 75 USED CARS ALL TO GO AT ,Ai I, 174— ally signs off her transznjjn Florida Tel Gets Ratj Hike SCHOOL - (AP) AUQII . ng ' - : a: ,.oy1 Fl oyd FL ,,r,g11p ORLANDO - e p,5, It's ouly tle secon, primary Of a long poiit y some of whowin IRS Seeking $126000 - Hays, dneeday. Sipt. Candidates Gear Up For Sept. 7 Primary money pounded chimp claiming illegal seizure. a,rigid, boxlike frames Kelley Issued a statement Tuesday WILLIAMSBURG, Va. (AP) Southerig Alexander, who works as a acknowledging that he had received running ncr u to com governors debated again today whether to lCentlaved '°' Pare I'A country dub chef at Melbourne Christmas and anniversary gifts from his Plement draperies and conceal the drapery urge Congress to take steps to put a lid on and presents shows part-time the corporation's Utila to correct sore of these weakness of fice staff and from senior FBI officials. He rode. es federal spending. with three of the chimps, wasn't Concerning it 0.0 extortion attempt, Orr said an insaid he was "prepared to make restitution for FBI spokesmen said they could not any of such gifts which are not clearly per. etlmate the cost of the va1iies. Under consideration at the final bus jness available for comment on latest dv1'uai ccWaIdd him Fnd said for $5,OCO he could get the SinBut based initted" by feder developments in the case. Star to "laOff SEEDC(Y'. al law. session of the land annual Southern Goveron a doicription of the valances and prices said the Icident was reported to the FBI, which is in. Orr The County Animal Control Kelley issued the nors' Conference was a resolution petitiohing statement after the quoted by a major Washington department Board on Aug. 20, following a vedigating. Washington Star reported that FBI workers store, a conservative estimate would be $70 to Congress to pass a constitutional amendment. six hour hearing, recommended Orr said he va forced to change Ni hone telephone number installed drapery valances In his apartment $100. This amendment would require that xshortly after he took office in mld-1fl3. the chimps remaining at beca use of threslng telephon, calls. The agency director saIc penditures by the federal government would Alexander's residence seized SEEDCO'sbi development director was Vtatashen Kelley admitted In a statement Tuesday Federal law makes It a crime for a not exceed in any given year 30 per cent of the that he told investigators that the FBI eshiband placed in proper homes between the SEE"Office at the Sanford Airport and ot the employe to convert government its section, which constructs such things as government where the public will not be agency's corperns. Orr also noted that IM office average national Income for the three prior at SEEDCO property to personal use. If such property is WU burglarized. endangered crime scene reproductions for trials, Wilt and calendar years. worth less than $100, the crime is a Alexander's chimps have EEDCO mood here in IM. Orr claims the agency Is reInstalled two sets of valances In the living misde punishable by as much U a room of his Bethesda, Md., apartment, been subject of numerous sponsible for vflbs, 100 of which are for ieasonal harvestem been year in prison and a $1,000 fine. If the goods But he said he didn't know the FBI was are vestigatlons by sheriff's Orr says SEEo'as pumped close to million in federal funds worth $100 or more, the offense is a felony Board To Appeal Mix Order deputies i doing the work until it was done. He vowed to ti into the local orsomy. punishable by as much as 10 yearn in prison, officials during the last two Orr also pobid out that, following the tour-month audit, a CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland school years when the chimps escaped Sentinel Star rrter has made a fresh request to review from cages during their records. The agury director said the SEECCO executive comig board says it will appeal a federal judge's orowner's absence and cavorted mitt" has instruNd him to request a waiver if the federal policy der to devise within 90 days a plan to integrate through the neighborhood which requires EflCO to open its recordto the public. Hous Deali the city's public schools. I other risId "We asked t not to conceal SEEDCO'$ books, records or The city board said It would appeal U.S. The animal control board aCtIVItIeS from polic view. but rather tolnsurthat the operation District Court Judge Frank Battisti's ruling to found that the chimps are of the organlzatjowili not be hampered by fr*olous, capricious, iCuntinued From Page 1-Ai But when Hays dropped his reelectjon the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cin"neglected animals" but or malicious roods," Orr wrote in the 1er requesting the Ethics Committee staff members for more campaign three weeks ago, he said in an cinnati. The state board, named with the city Alexander testified that he feels waiver. than an hour after that. Interview that one reason was that "I don't his "family" of chimps are SEEDCO's di Li to provide jobs for the n employable and The Ethics Committee Investigation had board as a defendant in the suit brought by the want to give that woman a chance to make 00 welfarerolli. Theoretically, this isi properly cared for and aren't been requested by Hays himself three months NAACP, has not yet decided whether to apaccompllahej by another appearance." neglected, purchasing corpeathuis called ventures, whi in turn are cx ago after Elizabeth Ray accused him of peal. His offer to resign from Congress was The chimps' cages at pt pected to genera jobs. keeping her on his House Administration reportedly made shortly after the Ethics are substandard and don't meet ___________________________ Commit tee payroll to be his mistress. Committee voted Monday to begin hearing, state structural strength illI Hays admitted he had had a personal lieU. pIS$SLt ui req r ents for cages for em relationship with her but said the Ethics orbsdir..s.f..y (T?AlI..ir] depressed to defend himself. dangerous animals, as the Committee investiga tion would exonerate rues or ittiulid Committee members have said a chimps are def ined by law, him by establishing that she had done cornresignation would make their Investiga tion according to state of ficials. mittee Work her $14,000 a year. . moot. I Alezafldër iaa testlded he's hlrçd a contractor to rebuild the cages to standards with steel 1 dp5 barsandconcretetiuthegave no expected completion date. Betty Ford To Open Gisal, Oftc, Alexander claims to have 46 I AftOrA.y For SlolosW 1OtIdQ other ct1mnps in various L øioi. ØIU CS o ,fl effi • Lithuanian Dance Festival across the country on loan and _____________________ said he eventually hopes to VAIL, Cob. (AP) First Lady Betty Ford, bring more chimps to his 56 Studd mentalltg A 47-year-old Altamonte tools were also missing from a onetime dancer herself, will Dan Dorfman, of Altamonte acres at Geneva. fly to Chicago Instead at manum ts Springs man has been jailed the modular housing plant and Springs, reported to sheriffs He told reporters that be this weekend to open the Filth Lithuanian with out bond on a Seminole an office was apparently deputies that two four-by-eight- obtains the chimps throu gh his Folk Dance Festival. Co unty Grand Jury Indictment ransacked after the doors were foot political campaign Francis Coleman ther who is a game cornsigns bro The festival Sunday is expected to attract accusing him of three capital forced open. and pods were stolen from missioner In Africa. 12,000 spectators and 2,000 dancers from the felony sexual battery charges their location on Chapman Alexander has testified he involving a 12-year-old girl. Albert E. Green Sr., 201 Road at Oviedo. Dorfman Is a had medical school training in United States, Canada, Brazil, Venezuela, Riverview Ave., Sanford, told Democratic candidate for a Europe before corning Germany and Great Britain. to the Being held today in county deputies that someone took Seminole County Commission United states inl95l and that he Mrs. Ford will arrive in Chicago on jail at Sanford was Richard tools valued at more than $100 seat. doctors his own animals. Saturday, ending a vacation stay at Vail. She Francis Monroe, 47, of and removed the darter from a BOARD , will return to Washington late Sunday. Altamonte Springs, Jail 1972 model sedan parked at his PO&a*pd O by Join Qan,,i Camp T,,a, booking records Lid his or- residence. cupatlon as supervisor for a Ruth Named UMW Counsel tree-service firm In PennSanford police are Insylvania. vestigating the reported theft of Sheriffs investigators have a reel-to-reel tape deck and WASHINGTON (AP) Former Watergate FOR IT. WEVE IL decline(( to reveal details of the speakers, valued at $600, In a Special Prosecutor Henry S. Ruth has been alleged sex offenses. Monroe burglary at the residence of named general counsel for the Health and was named in an Indictment Thomas Edward Chada, 213 E. Retirement Funds of the United Mine returned by the grand jury last First St., Sanford. Sgt. F .E. Workers. Wednesday. Pharis reported the front door Funds Chairman Harry Huge tannounced of the apartment had apSheriff s deputies today were parly been kicked In by the the appointment Tuesday. He said Ruth will probing several burglaries arid thieves. oversee trial and appellate litigation and thefts reported over the county advise the trustees on Implementation of the Including a break-In at the Stanley Poloskl, 011311 Santa funds' health and pension plans. Cardinal Industries plant, 3701 Barbara Dr., Sanford, told Ruth succeeded Leon Jaworskj as head of S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, In officers that his auto was which vending machines were burglarized while It was parked the Watergate Special Prosecution Force in forced open and an un- in the parking lot at Franklin 1973. Since leaving that post last year, he has determined amount of money Arms Apartments, Sanford, served as principal research associate with was taken. Deputy R.A. and tools valued at $250 were the Urban Institute. Alexander reported several stolen. Dowd's immediate superior. vrning Horabi, Saislsrd. FL 66 cM119SUPER KO-DACOLOR 1. soz. - flái 1" j ig. CHARCO L Saturdays Phone 3220OQ 'I',/tf,4' . J' --S2OS.l4p , . 'I' /h. ( ' - •I £'.I,f S... '.•.1..:' Sanford Fl. j :t-. 1.4 J1 -hlth ':.'- ; ; ': '•;: ' -' ,• :. . '. rl ,k~ - r)..'I 5.~....'.;.. . •'4 '' 7L'' SI �EveningHei uid Nothing Is ever all bad. Even daring an election campaign Inc newspaper office with hundreds of 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30$.3fl.21, or self-serving, less.than.objectj,, news releases flooding in daily fran candidata of all dripes, persuasions and Opinion. $319993 Around Weesday, Sept. 1, 1976-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Editor JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. H.'tnt, I ner: Wetk. 55 cents: Month. *2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $25.40. By Mail; In Florida same as home other mail: Month. $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. 9 Managing __________ ____ Advertising Director L 4) e"' ___ deht' ery. All Platforms Show Differences It By NORM OlRIN is easy to put down the platforms of the Republicans and Democrats as meaningleas documents of no importance. The platforms tell a great deal about the nature of the two national parties. There Is a basic difference, even though party candidates always pifr to appeal for votes across party - - and perhaps undesira ble. Playing Vlith iire The alert status ordered for all US. forces In South Korea 15 an approp riate responseto the murder of two American officers by North Korean soldiers at Panmunjom. North Korea hi turn has ordered Its armed forces Into a "war posture" on th e other aide of the *13 parallel. mis Is clearly the 1 to arise along the Korean truce line since of In ii. It Is potentially more dangerous. North beck from the talks which began In 1972 on proposals for peaceful reunification of two Korea,. In recent months President Kim II Sung has been accusing Sout h Korea United Stat of ucting "belligerent activities" at the truce es cond line. The brutal, un provoked attack on a tree-trimming work Partyhas all theearmarksofamanufaci.nt to I those char& Indeed, only a day earlier North Korean Prime Minister Pik Sung-chul had gone before the summit of flon-aligod nations In Sri Lanka socking support for a resol utio n in the United Nations cuidexnlng the U.S. presence In South Korea. *NorthKoream are pi with f extharges across the truce line are justified fcc the sake of making propaganda pobds. A few weeks ago Secretary of State Henry Kissinger proposed a conference at which the United States, Co mmunist Qalna and the two Korean governmemis would talk alMA the future of the Korean perilnaula. U this Is the response from North Korea. there is little otohope for a thaw In the long . Cold War whkb has kept U_& trOWS In South Korea since war _________________ eye open, In fear of their lives from those nady communids lurking wider every bed and around every corner, It rekindled mesnorles. It provided a for which we are always grateful: nostalgia. And It helped break up the this election year. And, while we're talking of nostalgia... The Home Committee on Standards of Official Conduct, more familiarly known as the House Ethics Committee, we learn, has decided to bite the proverbial bullet and look Into the Wayne Hays play-pay scandal. The femme fatale In this par. ficular case Is one Elizabeth Ray. But is she the first In Mr. Hays' congressional life? When she made her original allegations, my moment predictability of / memory started churning, reverting to a day in 1972 when then-congressman Bertram Podell of Brooklyn and myself were seeking a quiet meeting -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IAMLD ft " Podell rondd, "that's tied The On Mining Of Ocean Floor UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is meeting key negotiators at the Law of the Sea Conference in an 11th-hour attempt to break a deadlock over mining of the ocean floor, Kissinger scheduled a series of meetings today and Thursday with delegates from about two dozen countries who have taken a leading role in the United Nations conference that started in 1973 and now Is near an im- Wm strings forever." presiding officer at the 150-nation confereni;*. - _ • •-. , • ' - ', 0 ___ — National Commission to Reform the Federal Criijnal Code, and RIct'sd Velde, head of the Enforcement Assisijnce Administration. Their remarks are etcerpled from the National Town Meeting which Is held each Wednesday in Washiton. D.C.. at the r_._ - ç Today's Topic: "Crime ad Punishment, Is discussed by Edmund G. Brown, former governor of California ad chairman of the Kennedy enter, where public figures debate and answer audience estlons on nationa l ______ r ___ (1 __ RIP Z_ - C:::: RICHAIW VBLDE Row well are we doing In th e fight against low well are we doug I the fight plait crime? itme? D The subject is so big you don't know where to The whole subject of crime and what to do begin. But I want to call your attention to ------:1 ex- iboid It is a topic that has concerned the i perien as governor with respect to edcan public, criminal justice officials, and capital pun1a. During the eight Years that ! political officials for many, many yea Despite 0 1 Q was governor, we had 50 cases where the ort, despite all the rhetoric, the — Supreme Coatof ei the IT of or roblem is still v much with Does th r—i the United States had stated these people mast nean that because we have not succeeded, we die. Thirty-four of them were gassed. Sixteen I àiould suddenly quit and walk away and hope commuted from death to life hnprisonrnent, Mt somehow, the problem will go away? I some without possibility of o withmould submit that that Is not the American way. possiisty of Parole. One died In prison. C That Is not way we dad with difficult Fourteen that I commuted have committed oblems. I no crime of any kind or nat . One, however, I The Law Enforcement Assistance was a man by the name of Wan who had never _______________________________________ Mion currently has an active portfolio killed anybody but had comitted some 15 rapes and was c0ndemned to death bmusie he took the 31 about 60o research projects. These are Perm assaulted from the living room to the awarded and administered according to an plan. w grants go to a variety of bedroom and the Supreme Court held that that ann c stituted kidnaping. uzü, and nonng. I did not believet this was th pirofitgroupLWeaLwsWprttudiesotxbolm e puoae who are resea rching topicsth the kidnaping law and for that reason topics at are of interest to I cornmuted Mr. Wan's sentence from death to life us. without possibility of parole. Then, just before i A $ t of these efforts lead lowbere. A lot of left office, I commuted it again to life jm- theiia have titles that make the hinny papers. But prisonznent, gi ving the parole board the right we hope to learn by these studios, the failures as ' w Aid Is Now As k'e paroielllmlltheyso desired. TheydId -... ss u tough parole board under Governor Reagan. In Ificant successes. Our wort In family crisis TALLAHASSEE (Al') — Reubin ew aide Chester Ferguson Is running his cam- crime exactly January of this year, he co mmi Askew has become an Issue InGov. tted another intervention Is being widely Implemented d the the same as those oilier is, only in primary paign, Askew aide Hugh MacMillan has taken a the country and Is going to have a very election next Tuesday — and he's not even on the leave of absence to help and other aides i this case he killed woman. ballot, dgniflcant long term Impact on aggravated assisting In their spare time. The question that arises In my mind and! U5SUIt and killing In th — e family setting. At least two Judicial candidates have been don't know what the answer — should I have At DuVal has pi ctured himself as the victim of an LEAA has spent 5.1 billion dollars since It's the help that Askew and his sup kept those 16 In because, in all probability, one seen In existence and we have now completed a have provided for their rivals. The critic porters Askew conspiracy and has repeatedly criticized would commit another crime? I really can't s ie of federal assistance. But these funds, Circuit Judge Harvie DuVal of Miami, a the governor's role In the election, answer. I might say that I don't believe In capital as they are, represent less than 5 per S "I'm glad the door's locked because It appears pun I believed In It when I was st ct upremeEn Courtm candidate, and Public Defender thegovernor might come in and stick a knife di ri of what Richard Of Tallahassee, 1 in attorney of San Francisco. But when I was cent dur Mate and local governments ha ve st District my Co urt of Appeal candidate. back" he told a Tallahassee audience. governor, I could get re ports es various $e ing that period for their criminal No one would mgged t we individuals their and Ichcould go back Into their Ioujd el in DuVal even accused Askew of manipulating a background, DuVal Is running against Justice Joseph FlorldaBarpollthatratedDuvalunqjjf0 im ate all of these agencies. What we ild hood, their lack of love. Hatet,who wuappoInted tog1.bY ei to do Is seek to improve them. No one cxiiatctwtt qua And a great many of them were obviously the Office and lified , Askew last year. Ervin, the son of former Justice mentally iii. Richard Ervin Jr., Is running against Arthur Askew aides scoffed at the Idea, noting that the scrijue tree societ y, but we can certainly The Canaday, who resigned as Askew's general governor was vacationing out of state when the Is that third reason I oppose capital punishment thee to make reforms and Im provements. it takes so long. I've always counsel to make the race. poll was released. certain We should understand that there are a lot of ty of punishment Li a far greater fitors bearing on John V. Russell of Fort Lauderdale Is opposing In fact, Askew has not campaigned for Hat- deterrent than the severity Of Pun th e crime problem which are ishment. I've or Canaday Justice Alan Sundberg, another Askew appointee elicit, highlySundberg visible campaign effortsand on has made no always felt that In these cases that go on and on b ond the effective control of criminal justice. who Is backed by the governor and their behalf. through many appeals, It becomes ludicrous (fjfljn, justice system does not create to othersupporters the and hand, he has discouraged his execute these people after th Porters. Russell, however, has been less vocalOn aides fromnot helping the three isurnployment or one-Went1 hoine at period of time. abo ut the campaign role played by Askew, tils Judicial What should be done about chmoule erlmIMI,' WInt should be aides Sfld friends. candidates. done abosi the chronic Despite the fact I don't believe In capita l citnaj Ask ew has allowed Canaday to use an , I Punishment do believe that there are some Askew supporters have mounted a major dm from him in campaign In many Mates now, you have these extended individuals who must be permanently confine& tan cam effort in behalf Of Hatcheti, the sentencing provision,. In those cases, there There are some people that never attain a mo black to serve on the Supreme Court in Florida's That sparked an unhappy reaction from Ervin. to make aura t the criminal hiry "The people of the first district have warmly maturity as far as assauftive conduct Is con- hiecriesattempt governor of these Individuals are made available cerned. I don't him think there's a way of curing to Il responded to my campaign , which Is being e sentencing judge so that he can them. And I don't think punishment exercise does a great hdlsaetlon Independent of political tins, as I am not and hopefully (impose) maxim A card file of 4,000 Askew campaign con- waged beholden to any public officials as my major whe dealreof we good. co ulI wish we could find some island teens available. Now that program falls a little appeal for support," Ervin said. d putas them, let them all live shit of permanent removal from society. I together and maybe sault one another. weld not be prepared to go that far. C] ______ d ___ ___ ____ Syrian Troop Buildup Told BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — The embattled alliance of Moslem leftists and Palestinian guerrillas talked today of threats from the north and south , charging new Syrian reinforcements and a possibility of Israeli intervent ion in Lebanon's civil war. Leftist newspapers claimed that 7,000 more Syrian troops had crossed into northern Lebanon Tuesday to tighten the ring around the isolated Moslem port city of Tripoli and two nearby Palestinian refugee camps There was no confirmation of the reports, however. Moslem spokesmen said they also feared N ' I ike eI_..-. uuv ii-i*wi army wowa try to take control of Palestinian guerrilla bases In southern Lebanon following a clash betwees guerrillas and Christian militiamen in the village of Em Ibil, three miles north of the Isrieli border, I , " I / An defiance of the United Nations, __ of th •.' ' P- FRANKLIN BALLARD Jacksonville; one grandson; Franklin M. Ballard, 60, of three sisters, Mrs. Glenn 107 E. Woodland Drive, San- Balick, Catiwba, N.C., ', to / . . .. ,,_____ nergar James Fitzpatrick Diana Gray Vickie A. Noel Stanley Potter ficiating. Gramkow Funeral _____ son, Robert Ballard, Orlando; Home was In charge of daughter, Mrs. Joe Neal, arrangemats. WASHINGTON..- The White House and the he became the President's convention manager trial lawyers joined forces behind the scenes, it In Kansas City. Korologos also enlisted In the Jenckes acknowledged that he had lobbipaIgn contribution, ed C against no-fault Insurance and that he had can now be reported to block -fault insurance, Ford cause at the Kansas City convention, The flie senator told us that he was visited by shows with Korologos. But Jenckes Insisted Koegogos several weeks their living, however, lobbying conferred t the White House and trial la wye Senate, by a 49-to.45 vote, recommft after the vote. for the special interests. Indeed, Timmons Is coordinated But the dory behind this routine develop5-354. had not Ajg to StafFs account, Korologos asked their efforts. Jeockes, rs ment Korotogos wtther he wo In the backrooins Washington as "The and Thnjnop neverijieless pulled the Switches tria lawyer uld accept a cordrtbujjon from the dramatizes how the people get their pockets known Ralmnaker," because heofhas been able to s. The senator gratefully picked by their own elected officials. assented, produce a downpour of benefits for his clients. that sidetracked 5-354. anfthe s,000 duly arrived. He changed his rnin4 Senate bill S.354 would provide quick mmThe best way for the special Interests to show ab pensatlon for auto victim and would lower Inno-fault Insurance, he told record" our associate ft hired looked bleak for trial lawyers before their appreciation f' member of Congress, of Ghn, because of Its "spotty and they Timmans andthe Co mpany . By private course, Is to contr ib sucance premiums. For under no-fault, each cow 56 senators were expected to support no. this in mind, the ute to their campaign,. With bet :his constituents showed no Interest In It. Cecompnywouldsjmpiypeyoff its 0 trial la wyers collected fl52,304 fault Insurance. The bill, therefore. Ann.r.d In rv,H,..,k.sIA..... .k tn. (I A UthIe. flIU wiug r. going to court, Sp0&eanan said to pass out to their friend on Capitol Pr$dent F be headed for certain par e. or This would cost the trial lawyers an estimated d believes no4ault Insurance Hill. Anoilier $4 In pledges was available, If It also had the support of Transportation more money was needed to win 1 billi hi legal fees. e wyers' loss wo be left to the dates to decide. Neither on Th la uld be Secretary William Coleman, whose experts had a nor Korologos returned our calls. fluene, congressmen $am cudomers' galn, since the C04 Of lit.igation is concluded that the legislation was "great for 11;RY passed on to the poIIcybolc, in Sen. J. Glenn JUGGLING: We recently ezpoael the . RMd.the , for e the forum of consumers."Bg something fumy happened to S. supp,t,e no-fault Beall Insurance higher premiums. ce Depa rt ment's practice of secretly last 354 on the way to the Senate floor, time B'd theW-21 lawyers had DO WaltiOn of losing Caine up In the Senate In 1974. He voted for ItIt cIi$ king Internal Revenue Service files to weed Pre dent si Ford ignored th e advice of his again thIs year all that money. They hired the lobbying firm of transportat Inside the Senate Commerce o4tential jurors who might be unfriendly to ion secretary and dispatched White Qimuj th4goverr.ment In tax cases. Thr.mlns and Company, which has more con Now, an en- House lobbyist Joe Jenckee to CapItol Hill to nuctiona on Capitol Hill than the Qiespeake ttT15in( defendant In a celebrated New Then he had a talk with Korulogos. and work against the bill. Jenckes and Korolog the Senator had a change Of ,, case Is using our revelations as a basis Potomac 'rekpli Company. !ts itars are two quietly huddled toeethtr, om todjs appeal. c paring notes $3,OGG campaign Ontxibtitlon. A 5pOkflji former S$e Hoz50 lobbyists William Torninin, and discussing 4rate. uriner I4ctniana highway director Lewis end Tom l(onogs, bo '.ssed t fleall still lyon. tie 'o-hft aw!i salary from the olon, Con Icted of ding false tax InCapitol Hill ke U-Prriiicnt Ri chard Mioci. Ti, thinks the reg ulation should be "left to the was paid Yet stales," rnvn Nison dcpart&d the WhiIq orUou, demanded to know whether the Iloose in they vvurW togethar In perfect harmony lxgree, Tlmmon., and Koro[ogo hustjly benefit . nt had snooped a' the jurors. To Us also ___ the trial lawyers at the expense Of tte fault Insurance i1shment, the Justice Department adinite4 Lo 1975, but voted to sidetrack a Thnrnom taxpayers, at lead, wka d.Juhnson is hopthg this preMce Pay aUtomoi1le Ln- similar bill thAi tat. me trial lawyer, were ai zngretja biznaclf w14h Frngdent Ford that aurancc premana dUs can flgh to got an appellate revst$g He drew touched that uIei a . Je t &Wa day sentence. WPM' Edna M. Baker, Deltona '.1'.. •' 4 P3 po , Dim. rx ad, Camp foe b IIM ELECT __ BILL W.W. ( \ "R ED") TYRE IS A LEADER IN HIS PROFESSION IS A SUCCESSFUL FARMER AND I BUSINESSMAN IS A CHURCH MEMBER IS A FAMILY MAN aic1 for Jt'Mn Fitrci, by Trc,urpr 4,- • We Mary Donald W. Phillips, Lake Mary 44, BIRTHS and Mrs. Willismn Glenda Moore a girl, Sanford 11 Mr. I DISCHARGES Sanford Virginia H. Galley Terry J. Gibson i lot ~ Mary Owens ( . , 4W. Dovi W. Thomas St. Bertha 0. Watson Stephen M. Martin, Deltona $?f a :III',4 . Thomas E. O'Connell, Deltona Julia McCartney, Orange 1. t ...-.. , , I I.- City '; Derwood L. Fairclth, 1t:. 1. Sorrento Roger B. Butcher, Winter ,j, Park WEATHER Gramkow LFD ('t'rtain qualities are important Ill iliw profession ... thoughtfulness, understanding, and personal concern. W. L. Gramkow believes in 4 Tuesday's high 94, today's 10w qua lities, and they make his servict' esptcjallv . comfnrtinp to - - every family, - ~ V4 . '.. .'5 ! 70. ., Partly cloudy through Thursday with a chance ol thundershowers In the a t. krnoonoreenIng tIigh.i In the low 901, lows around 70. %b Inds mostly from the east at 10 these 1,7111M .,.._*~ __________________ ____________ . 'c '• ., a, ,t 4, '' '>-. % ,\.' k.., , . '.4 ~ •r: 'j .. 11 • , , 141 i I k " I - ' : r. •, .. I,,, - , :.1aI1I probability is 40 CI RAMKOW TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: hIgh 3:00 a.m., 3:43 p.m., low 9:09 a.m., FUNERAL HOME IsO WLT A$$IPQfl T 13()UI VAlID AI'4s'oI$O FLOHIDA [I L(PHO )2 1713 WIL L lAM I (flAXOW M 10:06 P.M. Port Canaveral: hIgh 2:35 am,, 3:28 p.m., low 9:00 a.m., \ ';,'' I' i-:. 9:41 p.m. - Bayport: high , .-.------_-_._..,.-...-.-•--..••-•--- — 1:45 am., '; I.. -., ice loAnn Saunders maker ,ir4 'i- :ti'n a hum loAnn Saunders a jr ,ewi! s C,v' u' Community affairs 'ale "n it ii a businesswoman and s the person the 5th District needs 'Ct'vuttt's in never held public O'fre Sp, høw GoOrrp ., . osk cateci l o 'r r vin. it to the peupte 10:53 p.m., low 1:33 am., 3:S JoAnn Saunders for Congress Committee p.m. - c's 5th DIST. DEMOCRAT 1Ar.n ''" C' - lec. -' ,. - 1, 1,'- . • ,. ' - - •,rl ., - 'e.' riCe-' loAr,n juncl,,ri iafe., ab.'.it YOt.j ano -. rd '- Sincg., I,' ' ,;-': t' '- ' -- i',ii r'p'.: . ,.• '.' .E. j. Cr ' - :. .. ,. . cI;: '1w~~_I ':;ç '.T.z'X 'i S'4"L ,,;' .." ,,:)i ~' ti' r'. ' I' , \,. ;.i; , i q'; -.......... • r 4r P??i ":i'" ..' . I ,lt r - ., .' ._ . , -. i M'.i.\- ZAL 1 - IV AIM2, _-.,_'(' .-,'._-•.."p, . IJ.." . 1 I ". - - - I " - js politics. PT' - in Washington to bring Government back I ~, ~ " Af- ,:~7 I %, C.',% .': ... ,f till, ,:ii;,, f,. )ti1.)x '1 r I. , P 4 1 11, COUNTY COA3 Olga A. Betke, Deltona Nicholas J. Cappy, Deltona Edgar R. Weaver, Deltona Jacqueline D. Ackerman, -- Wh*Ite House Schemed T o Block No-Fault 17 (1/? Vicki Austin t,...... L)[UU -. - Di',. $ SJk_UN ERS James G. Rurnbley Shirley C. Ryan James R. C)T, L)' 'ry Harry 1,. Fritts. D"iarv1 Julia J. Woodard, DeLand Catherine P. Audas, Deltona Sanford : IS iEPT. 7th VOTE FOR 0 1 fl fl Mar)' K. Ramt'o ADMI&SIONS gunner's mate, he was a Funeral services were held at veteran of WWII and Korea and 11 am. toh y at the graveside a Lutheran. in Oaklawii- -------Memorial -Park -. Survivors include his wife, with Rev. Kenneth Holt of. Faye Ballard, of Sanford; a Iriwiottierdevelop,nentjn th. ill program, the Air Force reported Tuesday that part of a Bi bomber body section cracked while being subjected to greater than normal stresses In a test pressure chamber. A spokesman for Rockwell International's 3l division said the crack would not have occur-red durng normal flight. The pert was not In one of the thu-ce prtotype bombers being test flown, tlx Air Force said. Critics of the Hi say the plane is too cost!y and they question its effectiveness in the missile .ge.Sup1wn-tersof the plane say it Li neessary to replace the aging fleet of B52 bombers. _____________________ Democratic party phitform urges delay In fufldIn. ,tuGuSrJl, 197$ mallaway Hands HOSPITAL NOTES Mrs. ford, died Tuesday at Seminole Ena Dale Stutts, Mooresville, - i'wmoriai hospital. A native N.C. and ?t*s. Eleanor Felts, Catawba, N.C., and he came to Norfolk. Va.; three brothers, Sanford in 1956. Retired from Noah, James and Boyce the U.S. Navy In 1957 as chief Ballard, allot Catawba. e news events. While the debate talks were resumed, Carter returned to Plains, Ga., after a day of cam- Wanda Lawrence . , ,.~ -- JACKANDERSON ! . the plane say (he spending makes it easier for the project ______________________________________ • T, MumF I." ;f • — AREA DEATHS Is , plitull-11 ., WASHINGTON (AP) - The to be stopped If the next congressional compromise on president so decides, the BI bomber leaves the Both the House and Senate plane's ultimate fate In the previously approved the prohands Of the man occupying the duction funding as part of a White House next Feb. 1, $105-billion military appropriaSupporters of the plane hailed tion for the 12 months beginning the decision Tuesday by Senate Oct. 1. and House conferees to allow But the Senate added a reworli to proceed on the bomber. strlctIen prohibiting spending Opponents also were haPPY, of any of the production money and they pointed to the spend- until next Feb. to give the ing limit of $87 million a month newly Inaugurated president a until Feb. 1, after the next chance to review completed President Is inaugurated, prototype test data ar4 decide Rep. Robert LF. Sikes, DFla. whether to proceed. a member of the conference The Ford admInlstrat,,i cccommittee seeking a cornportedly was prepuredlosign a prcrnlse between Senate and BI production contract in No. House versions, called the dccl- vember, committing some $850 slon "a modified go ahead." million For p.'oductlou of the The $87-million monthly limit first three operational aircraft. -------Is one-twelfth of the 11040 Ni. ,..,..,... ,, -•iuitiiy caner, the lion request ed by the Pentagon Democratic presidential for initial costs of a planned nominee, has indicated his fleet of 244 bombers estimated doubts a bout p,'oceetuvi, with to cod $fl billion. Opponents of BI production, and the iround r"' 8ACK hT[TO I•( I ).'/ & —, . -. Ill IVUXTrresIaen't' $ J#W4• J - S WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will try to Pr mote elecLions in Namibia and a political role there for a black militan weekend in Zur t group when he meets this ich, Switzerland, With Prime Minister John Vorster of South Africa, U.S. officials say he will also urge Vorster to withdraw South African troops from the territory and to take steps respecting the human rights of Namibia's 800,000 black inhabitants. These officials give the impreson that if Kissinger has any success in Züri(b it will be with regard to Namibia, the former German territory administered by ntith .tfrir',, in e . Fate Of B 1 Bo in ber L ies HAK To Urge Reforms GIESON i,..- Re-elect Mike ____ rn .. . • Keep a man who ____ - :• WIS$ .,.. .' The secretary arrived in New York Tuesday night. His first appointment today was with Hamilton S. Amerasitighe of Sri Lanka, War Against Crime ..• ____ palgnlng In Washington and Carter made repeatedly during New York. the presidential Primary cam. In Washington, the presidents Paign, Treasury Secretary WIlof 109 AFL-CIO unions prom ham E. Simon Issued a quick .. Ised a massive voter registra- rebuttal to Carter's renewed candidates seek, nowInKorea,arvJand lion and turnout campaign In sUUeStIOnS. The major Issue to be settled Philippines could be withbehalf of the Democratic ticket, Simon's statement, Issued as negotiators return to work drawn. Carter also met Tuesday with trough the Ford campaign today apparently is the question Hesaldthatwhmhekof. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, I)- committee, said, "While Mr. of what the candidates will fice "a decade of congresses Mass., who said he would an- Carter's words are typically debate. had chopped away at America's tively campaign for the Carter vague and general, they repre Republican Ford and Demo. defense budgets.... I knew that ticket. sent nothing less than a thinly cr-at Carter both have proposed dangerous trend had to be Carter met privately with the disguised plan to politicize the that their personal campaign reversed and I reversed It. I ; National Council of Catholic nation's monetary system." specialties bedded out a, top- will not lead the American ..\ . Bishops, and got a cooler cc-. Both candidates for vice Ics for the first debate, li kely to people down JIMMY CARTER the road to ce pt ion there because he has president were campaigning PRESIDENT FOR be conducf.ed during the third less danger or senseless derepresentatives In the debate got clearance on Monday from declined to support a con- Tuesday, with Sen. Walter week of September. structIon," talks, being conducted by offi- the Federal Election ditutlonal amendment to forbid Mondale meeting Democratic Those proposals, like the IsFord summoned his two Chief dais of the League of Women slon to officlalPin California and Sen. spo nsor and finance the abortion. sues of the number, duration negotiators on debate arre- Voters, the group that has of- debates, which could cost (w also renewed his pro. Bob Dole arguing In Delaware and timing of the debates, may merits to a Tuesday night White fered to sponsor the joint ap- $150,oOo. posal that the terms of chair- that the Republican party was yield to compromise In order to House meeting to give them fi- pearances. men of the Federal Reserve not involved In Watergate. But there remained a possi.. get the show on before the tie- nal instructions. All sides agreed after the first bility that independent candi. Board coincide with those of Mondale, Carter's running Ilonal television audience. He met with Dean Burch, a meeting that they would not date Eugene J. McCarthy or presidents. The board governs mate, met Tuesday with Call. Ford spoke to the Conference Washington lawyer and former disclose the terms under former Georgia Gov. of the National Lester the nation's rioney supply, and !ornla Gov. Edmund G. Brown Guard Assocl- White House aide, and former discussion Until there was a fi. Maddox, candidate of t he its members are appointed to Jr. and Brown renewed his atlon today, praising Increases Deputy Atty. Gen. William nal agreement on debates and American Independent party, 14-year term.s, with one mem- promise to campaign for the In the defense budget He didn't Ruckelshaus, on the debate sit- the rules to be followed, Democratic ticket In the namight go to court in an to her designated chairman. mention Carter, but the Demo. uatlon, but his spokesman "We Int end to keep our part of block televised debates matchWhile the proposal is one tlon's most populous state. cratic nominee has said that would not discuss their Plans the bargath," said White House Ing only Ford and Carter. _____________ "Improved management techCarter already has said that Press &cretary Ron Nessen. Under current law, television niques" could cut $, billion to $8 the Initial negotiating session noting pointedly that Carter and radio networks could billion from Ford's record last Thursday produced a disclosed what he said were broadcast campaign debates defense budget of more than tentative plan for a series of tentative terms. Nessen In- between the major party candikept his wossd $100 billIon, three debates, each 75 minutes sided no agreement had been dates, wi th out being required to Ford also told the military long, beginning the third week reached, A but said there had provide equal time to minor audience he opposes efforts to In this month. been progress In the talks. candidates, so long as the decut U.S. troop strength abroad. Each candidate has three The League of Women Voters bates were Independently staged and were covered as Aff passe. .. - are , ___ -; WASHINGTON (AP) — Pres. Again he did not mention CarIdent Ford and Jimmy Carter ter, but Carter has said NATO sending their rival negatia member nations should take tori back to work to draft more responsibility for the ground rules for the presiden- fense of Europe and tial campaign debates both geded that most 11.5. troops Sea Conference Deadlocked V Wsdn.sday, Sept, I, 1fl6-4A Ford, Carter Aides Negotiate Debate I IN BRIEF - PRO/CON -_ -- ° Place. He 11111111ged0d the conference room of Rep. Hays' Hot* Administration Committee. As we stared the room, my damming eye was cawj4lmm.v3ately by at etUicUe biviIll "ttlng td a dask HWhes that?" I lnqidr,d anxiously. iorg the chafrzxma'i girL" She w* brunette and was typing, so presumabijibe was a different lass. But could it be that Mr. Hs has been active longer than it has been sngged...?? Is HarvllDuVal the underdog In his race for the State s,,ge Coat from Group 3? He says no. "I don't think I really am," he says. "Bit they are trying to mae me one." Gov. Askew, It seems, has released upof his staff aides to help Justice Joe Hatchett rmln the seat sought by DuVal. DuVal ciii' the governor's Intervention 'absolutely ImFVper and unethical. They are Jumping allover me." Might til nut work In your favor? he was asked. "I am gdtW reports to that effect," he noted. DuVal satiated that Hatchett, because of his association vIth Askew who appointed him, "will be to his The pair earn BERRY'S WORLD -1 , ___ _ of Dr. Grady w&s not Listening tO his voice, rtmitnisCent of thoise of the wen many of Off fel g with _Mw __ visit impleuait. 1 Jim. in Kansas City with the one adopted In New York City. (ki the economy, which is certain to be a key Issue In the November campaign, the Republicans leave the generation of new jobs to the private sector. The Democrats promise government action to reduce unemployment. The Republicans would fight inflation by endthg deilcit paiding. They reject wage and price controls. The Democrats promise a strong domestic council on wage and price stability. ( taxes, the Republicans propose new tax incentives for business investment. The Democrats seek a complete overhaul of the tax system to eliminate loopholes. On defense, the Republicans favor a period of sLtalned growth in ow defense effort. The Democrats emphasize urault of arms control agreements and propose a reduction of billion to Won in defense spending. On ene, the Republicans favor ending price controls on oil and newly discovered natural gas. The Democrats support restrictions on the right of major oil companies to own all Phases of th e Petroleum Indust. On a number of controversial issues, th e two Party Platforms take opposing stands. National health insurance the Republicans are against It, the Democrats for It. Gun control the Republicans oppose federal registration of — firearms, the Democrats seek to strengthen controls over manufacture, sale and possession of hanuns. Abortion — the Republi cans support a constitutional amendment against it, the Democrats oppose such an amendment, Busing — the Republicans support a con. stitutlonal amendment forbidding assignment to sthOols(mthebasisof race, theDemocratssupport mandatory busing to achieve racial integration in schools as a Judicial diclal tool of last resort. Even this short summary displays the basic difference in the two platforms. The Democratic platform can fairly be described as liberal; the Republican, as conservative, But don 't expect the promises of ei ther pintform to be carried out promptly by the nominees of that party if elected In November. There are many practical reasons why that would be impossible, For, Jut as you become terminally bored or tired predictable, there are wischeduled of the moments of relief. One such mome oecuried e o er day when th th the Evening Herald nt had a vlsitcC. His name was Dr. John Grady, candidate for the Republican nomination to the now Occupied by Democrat Lawtm Chiles. Dr. Grady ran once before, in 1974, under the banner of the American Party. He was defeated by Sen. Richard Stone, a Democrat. Dr. Grady Is a very charming man. He is an articulate man. He Is an ingratiating man. He has glib views, albeit most of them gleaned right out of the handbook of the John Birch Society (yes, there still Is a John Birch Society), of wt.kb he is a cardcarrying member and official. Dr. Grady has glib replies when he deigns to reply on selective subjects and Issues He Is ambivalent and less than precise, on racial over." Rot, on balance, the United States Senate seat The Clock Real matters and racial relations. Or when asked tospell out that "subversion that tbeiatena to take us 1' j . 4. I;. /, I ' .•, ,6.m .. .. I, C ,', II I MC" ,.ie•l.•,.,;_, s' . .. ,. 'i'?' r - — .~ mn_ .. C' TA iu,;14J T .4'V4f 1 v..','t.1.yij 4-:'r' C',',')(-'i �_____ Meat. 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WITH COUPON' 0000 AT PAIl £110 SISOP 51001$ SIPT 2. tIPs TMIu 51P1 S LIMIT I COUPON PER FAMILY U: a U .• SIiID&V.l I LUNTo.P Jf1I ¶ r,.i.; , .1 ki '.-:--.- ,-,.'.-.-',. 1~ Pill S M I-A A .. l'--: J•--•.'.ii -c-, 6 4 0 i' . �Sealirt FL '76: The Candidates And The Camp aig n Two Archcor servativAs And A Moderate Lawyer Fight For GOP Senate Nomination S .' By The Ass*d§ted Press who has served six years In the well over $20,000, even though "I want to see America No. "I decided to run bec, I val on the defensive. He has hit pu Contenders In the Sept. 7 race legislature, bl ican Jack Eckerd from de- suddenly found himself In a for the Republican U.S, Senate he has limited his reelection I," Grady said. "I want to we felt the Republican voters Grady as a turncoat party. feating Sen. Richard Stone, D. tough primary fight. He has —Helen Hansel, 54, a St. Prcampaign contribution to $10 America so strong that we will talnly did not have a choice nomination, the highest office tersburg attorney. She is a for, Jumper and demanded without Fla., In 1974, and Taylor fea red been sharply critical of Taylor, never have to go to war." on the ballot, Include two arch met Glen Head, N.Y., school each. I felt was viable," sit sWdL success that Grady reveal the a replay this year. but his strident attacks mayS Grady and Sims figure to conservatives and a lawyer who hoard and St. Peters Sims and Grady oppose bus. In such a race, per of $20,000 in 1974 burg civil spend about $t0,000 each In the ing, they advocate stronger may well overshadow Luue& itsources Sims, who envisioned clear have alienated some organ. campaign bm sailing to the GOP nomination, izatlon Republicans. describes herself as a service board member who Is primary. Mrs Hansel, who anti-crime measures and advoso, Grady would appear to ine moderate, "It's simply a smear camoffering herself to GOP voters seeded her campaign wi th $8,- cate private rather than public the edge. They are: as amdof palge designed to assassinate ns. of her own money, has had efforts to put jobless Americans He Is good.lookfng and gab. my character," Grady said. —Dr. John Grady, 45, a gen. live to her conservative rivals, fewX)other contributors, back to work. Neither Sims nor Mrs. iia, eral practioner from Belle Sims' Senate ambitions were ' The winner of the Republican Sims, meanwhile, has poured Glade. He is a John Birch "I proposed that we get the whose manner is intense j,, no secret, hot Grady's decision primary, which may not be de- $25,000 of All his own money Into government off our back and earnest, would seem to Is,e to rim as a Republican came as Society national Council mein- cided until the Sept. 28 runoff, his campaign. out of our pocketbooks so that Grady's flair. a surprise earlier this year. He her who polled 282,659 votes, will face one of the toughest There is little to differentiate business can grow and expand Suns contends that "i cm had been expected to run on the 15.7 per cent of the total, as an challenges In this year's dee- Sims and Grady on the issues. and create jobs," Grady said. speak Just as well as he can," American Party ticket. 4. American Party candidate In lion unseating Sen. Lawton Each attacks Congress as the 1974 Senate election. Mrs. Hansel, whose cambut Sims' campaign suggs Chiles, D'Fla. However, Mate Republican wasteful and irresponsible, and paign has been less visi ble than concern about —State Sen. Walter Sims, 52, ha lnn 8111 Taylor helped to "WalkIn' Grady's C Lawton," who was each would assure that Amer. those of her rivals, stresses her abilities, of Orlando. He is a realtor and elected In 1970 'a persuade Grady to run as Re after be hiked lea maInta1n. t he mIghttst Re! £,!$amna &'l ' ophical diffcnces wi os th n'jer'c Sims P .s atael "dy r' Taylor Mi that L imgth cf F:;:a. has ti 4 military machine on eami. i hcm. pdly, seeking to put his ri- uy s third-party race kept Re- Can You Help? BENNER ;- ;ay, SiØ. 1.1976.4 Known - — — — — rCIRCUI JUDGE V COMPARE HUV f Justlece — — L D UVAL A 1 3,000 cases in 13 years, Less than 20 cases reversed, Current in his work. Open and honest in re- She Thinks Whit. House Is A Lonely Place ECKE Evening Herald, sastor. FL BY LDUISE COOK D.C., 20250. Auoeiat,e WIlIIr The list includes foods, prescription and overtheLinde SSITI Wants your Press AIR coNDmoN advice. counter dr ugs for humans and animals, cosmetics and The °'flent is The Federal Energy Administration has proposed a medical devices. for consumers' opinions set of teat procedures measure the On CVtt)1lIg from looking energy efficiency chicken hot do to Some of the practices spelled old in the reguhtlona ditionert gs to air can or energy consumption ofroomairco already are followed on an Informal basis. Here are test procedures, worked out with the National Bureau lights of the formal guidelines: Here are 5Ome of the proposals made federal 1 by various of Standards, will be used by dill another agency, the high tCncIe and information on how to —Manufact urers and distribigor, are expected to views kfloWn: make your Federal Trade Commission, in determining product assume responsibility and expense for removing labeling rules. P011LThy SAUSAGE defective or harmful products from the market. The The Afticulture Department, at the request of the in The Proposed procedures measure cooling capacity industry also is responsible for follow-ic checks on the British thermal units (BTUs) per hour wider certain effectiveness of the recall. Po Y dustry, is trying to work out standards for cooked 5auage hot dogs, bologna and knockwurst conditions. The proposal also sets various formulas for —Companies should develop contingency plasa for made °11 °fthcke n figuring out estimated annual operating cost turkey or other poultry. s and product recalls so they can put them into effect energy consumption. The USDA's proPOsal would set a maximum rapidly. They must notify the FDA as soon as they amount Sept. is the deadline for comments. Write to remove of fat In the finished product a product. 25 per cent and a Executive10Communications, Room 3M, Federal ininimun amount of protein —12 per cent. It —Companies should keep records for use In tracing would Energy Administration, Box III, Washington, D.C., require manuiseturers who use the distributionof a product and should use codes that giblets to Include this 20461. Put "Room Air Conditioners Proposed ifl formation on the label. A Test Identify specific batches of recalled products. listing of the binders used, Procedures" on the label. such 83d skim milk, soy Protein pr concentrate and The original deadline for comment was Aug. 30, hid RECALLS vegetable Starch, also would be required on the label. it has been extended to Sept. 28 at the request of the Oct. 25 is the deadline for comments. The Food and Drug Administration is describing Write to for the first time the American Bakers Association. Write to Hearing Clerk, Hearing Clerk, Agriculture as in to jp,j Departmnt, W h g n, dealing with products responsibilities of industry in Food and Drug 5600 Fishers Lane, recalled under FDA jurisdiction. Rockville, Md., 20652. For more Information, contact Beverly Mason of the Seminole County Historical Comi, at 3284112. .0 Ports to public on work done, 113'J I SATURDAY, SEPT. 4TH $ SANFORD: CASSELBERRY: 050 STATE ST., SANFORD PLAZA SEMINOLE PLAZA AND 1431 SEMORAN BLVD. 4 Naked Chickens: "..0 LL.C ,vc' 131ra — By FRANCES LEWINE Issues or dçbate Mrs. Carter. In her lengthy Interview, tences" for marijuana offendAssociated Press Writer Although she has been sufferShe doesn't expect it to hinder Adinlithig that she Is "very, Mrs. Ford also said she's for era "because I don't Betty Ford says the White very like to see irig recently from neck and her campaign efforts and surprised" at her own gun registration and opposes some youngster get picked up shoulder pains caused by a "th home can be a lonely place, po pularity, Mrs. Fo rd ere are o ems whatsaid, "I blanket pardons for draft eva- onhIsfirsttryatmarJuana a thatshe'sdy1ngtobeagr1. thlnkourfamflycomesac fiareup of chronic osteoaili'soever" fromno theprbreast bl cancer dersbeca us e"theywalkedout havethaton his recor mother and that the "won't be as a very natural, pur d." She ntis, Mrs. Ford says It tdy that caused her to undergo a e midon a situation left a lot of said she's been unable to "bothers me occasionally" and mastectomy In September 1974. heartbroken" if President Ford American family with no pre- other fellows toand handle it." loses the election, tenses." convince Ford of that, "but responds to hot packs and mss- She says she will be through Mrs. Ford wants "lesser sen- we're working But Mrs. Ford says she's sure on it." sage. She indicated she may be with chemotherapy In October. BETTY FORD WITII THE PRESIDENT her hunbmnd will win In what having second thoughts about she says will be "a very tough continuing her outspoken cornnip.jgo" against Democrat ments, even though Ford has Jimmy Carter and that the "never stepped on my toes" for SHOP THESE "LABOR DAY" SPECIALS President's pardon of Richard being frank. M. Nixon will be an issue. EARLY FOR TERRIFIC SAYINGS! It was just a year ago that "In a subtle way," Carter and Mrs. Ford created a stir by ALL 10(111 DIN STOIIS OPEN LABOR DAY 10 ALl PM his running mate Walter telling a television Interviewer Mondale "keep bringing up the she wouldn't be surprised if fact that they're not going to daughter Susan told her she 1 mention the Nixon pardon. I was having an affair, SAV Etsi:iTH E S E LABOR1DA YIVALUE S! think l's bringing UP the PV Nlneteen.year.old Susan, 36.66 CIUTUNI-WAGO .' " 11 &*i, Mrs. Ford observed. toning in on her mother's InterVINYL UJIE l, COPPEITONE Mrs. Ford says ber:bmband view this weekend at the Fords! DISPOSABLE TWIN GRILL CNAIR will win because he's "beat Vail vacation chalet, gave tl* LAWNSTRAPPING OD MTH TILT AWAY P4000 SUDDEN TAN WITH coo SHIMS equlpped"ftr the jobs Pirelli- latest report on that. "Nope," RAZOR ALUMINUM FRAME la zz dent and has "spent two years she Isn't having an affair, she ;c III TANNING FOAM proving himself." said. Itzi In those two years In the Now, Mrs. Ford sa she's REG , , White Ho use, Mrs. Ford has decided that when sys 12 8 he gets proved more popular than her tough questions like 3¼ Oz. the one ON —________ husband In the polls and she about Susan's love life th PA " ere's 209 thinks her greatest appeal to no reason why I have to answer REG voters Is "being myself." 10 LB. BAG a question because they push 1.29 Starting with a trip to Chi- me into it." LIMIT ONE cago and Waukegan, flL, this Reminded that she has alCHARCOAL BRIQUETTES S • ___________________________________ weekend, Mrs. Ford will be ways VASEUNE answered tough AQUA NET campaigning "as much as pos. questions, Mrs. Ford smiled INTENSIVE METAMUCIL REPELS MOSQUITOES SPORTSMATE II slble"forhrhusp.,Sheujd and replied, "Probably too I(i''\ CAll LOTION AND BLACK FLIES HAIR SPRAY she won't discuss political often." LAXATIVE . iiitrii' DDII I 11T RIG $1 19 I To Make Your Views Uncle Sam Needs Consumer Opinions Donated artifacts will be tagged, catalogued and credited by donor. The Florida State Fair Authority, which Is conducting the historical search with the help of historical societies across the state, is especially Interested in: tractors, hayracks, carriages, wagons, boiling pots, citrus hauling carts, buckets, sickles, well pulleys, pumps, pitchforks, rakes, plows, carpenter's tools, wash Into and a wbuhnfll. Cash donations will also be welcomed, and will be used to build a home for a sugar cane operation. . Betty Won't Be Heartbroken If Jerry Loses Here's HOW Seminole residents are an being asked to help the Florida State Fair build a "living d w" exhibit of rural and agrteidthral artifacts of old flori. The artifacts will be displayed at Old McDonald's Farm on the fairgrounds, while the fair Is open, and wM also serve as a learning and teaching center for school children throughout the year. Ll HATCHE - . Their Sex Lives A -ci'f Much To Crow Aboui --And They Aren't Good For Much Else, Either do • No state court trial ex perience, • Absent from work more than all justices, • Farthest behind in his <.9 work of all justices. 133 r1 • Will not publicly report = 60 on work done, BATON ROUGE, i found another one barely a era, they lose body heat and Naked chickens get em- feather on "I guess 'embarrassed' is as at the first It — and decided: have to use much of their that the female barrassed. feed good a word for it as any. You is even ha sign way "We have to find out what's to keep warm, lf interested. A rather th,an for putoneofthemjnwith a fl Their"'lives aren't much ock naked bird will Just keep on to causing this." growing," Johnson said. crow about. They get sunof normal birth, and It huddles strutting." Johnson said he hasn't "They weren't bred to dm1- off In a burned, and they catch cold Out, Yet , but he has learnedfound corner by itself. The a lot nate plucking," because they when temperatures drop. Johnson said he hopes to other birds won't have anything about naked thickens, have a few deformed, Di', William Johnson is an exFor instance, he's learned feathers that must be tiny to do with It until they get used hatch about 100 of the nude hand to it," he said. birds in about six weeks so LSU pert on naked chickens, lie's they apparently have no corn- plucked. can continue trying to find out "And then a they're just not s been studying them for about mercial value at all. "We showed them to a couple active sexually. They what genetic and chemical four year ever since his rewillcourt They have to be kept Indoors of commercial people, traits are associated with being and they and strut much more than the born search asacjale, Dr. Robert to protect t m f he ro Truax, found one in a newly and a thermostat m sunburn, just laughed, the same as I do," normal bird, but they don't featherless, turns on a he said. mate as readily. hatched brood in the poultry heater when temperatures get "I guess that's what you call Aside from the physical prob. "Where a normal bird will research for the sake of rescience department at Loui- below 75 degrees to keep them lems, the chickens have social strut, he interrupt It slani State University. and mate search," he said. from catching cold. problems and psychological About three weeks later, they "Because they have no feath- hangups. Johnson na id — — 111 Ph — NMI OUR STORE IN CASSELBERRY, IN SEMINOLE PLAZA ISOPFN,a wnhJc ., * , 788 ____ .2788 PAX T 77' ' a 33 _____ 1111L —.— -'- 0 It * STEIN * For Public Defender SEMINOLE-BR EVARD We need this man's ability in our state House of Always on the * JOB L1.k.±jot HARRY STEIN 04e.. iT't v[ a Experienced trial attorney and administrator. Chief Assistant State Attorney (Breva,d County) 1973 to present (full time). it Chief Assistant County Solicitor (Brevard County) 1971 and 1972 (full time) a Member of Florida and Federal Bar since 1955. Assistant City Attorney for Miami (full time) 1960-1963. 0 City Attorney for Palm Bay (Brevard County) 1968-1969, it Private practice 195510 1960 and 1963 to 1971. 0 Florida ReSIdent since 1965 Brevard County since 1963. Age 46.. wife, Ruth,, children Kathy (16) and David 14 University of Mimimi Law School 195. . De De ap 104 VITAMIN E VITAMIN E Th. Vitamin you h#84 COICINTIATID SKIM Oil poe, sk,,, WhAf I141 INA. P'1G 21S VITAMINA VITAMIN C CAPS WITH ROSE NIPS Sn.i.. MUG In,.IIQØ yOU 396 119 (OSUI V!. 10 MO USP Uhsll. so much bout Di fferent Dot,nc,.s and MISS to thoo.. lion,. 1 Fl It..,. 143 $4 % - 296 " VITAMIN1100 Mild 1141116,IIca 12 NATURAL Dem. Primary, Sept. 7 * 2-STEP*"htREDUCING PLAN sensibly P40 C.iIjs to 318 -. VITAMIN C To ha tto p0*.di HARRY ORGANIC IRON 100 5.6,, r. ,.-, J58 $IlWlR'S YEAST TABLETS 238 TILL I 10 I I 3 inclsingd or STEIN 238 count 12 OL ALKALADE -- Of tPi4flputiC intoomin m,n.,J 4% .................;.;...... DeptH i .0.ou IIO' diet with this typo fo,mul, lOOs. R .... bO FOR FAST RELIEF OF ACID INDIGESTION GASSY DISCOMFORT LIMIT ONE EAGARDSM Pvict your 11 1 110t.111 OiL', 115, De) Inquire, Con,pii,e, Vole A tIES,. harmful drugi, no stimuI.nts, no Y Occuhdats 21 day tuppty, Reg 395 J79 VITAMIN A IO(X)IU IOiJCAP', for -- DePlil * 'I'°P 27 - MitInis to Colds yrd IQ l.p,s 'AI,(t,OnI & , 400, £,s. Si r,4'ult ½ArL.MA LI'4P't', ItA'.4iM $ -HEATACOL ELIXER i1 2 he Tunic :1T House District 34 Lake, Marion and Seminole COUflte Democrat _w---- -n--- 'i A., '. - Sf 1 , - �-(TsaIN NiraW, k, FLWstuy, $s.t.t Predictions May Be Upon Us No Firin4 State in en ts I I Filed . I OPADJUSTMENT .1 Sl5bmberii, 1514 4 I By DONNA TE8 amawwroff BROWN ., - - - Democrats Set Family Fish Fry Fr tasEy 31, . - J ' . blic Zone BA(9.2o7ne C-2 CommercIal Sanford AtlantIc Sank Building, Recordi of Seminole County, consultant Florida. Environmental and ii appearing to the glne To install sell.servlce Sanford. Florida, and Ill, the orinaI with the Clerk of CWcuit Paul Roberts pumps as accessory use es charged at . Court that thed.fendant(s, Court, Sanford, Seminole County, Thomas 0ience store on the folkwing Ings Tu day that the CapS Hill, the present husband Of Lois Hill described Florida on or before me 1st day Of property: From the in. Oct Is not inhabitants Of nor found within 1C) studies on Canal benefits ober,willA.O. the State of Florida and hove not tersectiano, the Sly 1kw of Block 0 default be 1974; ONIIrWIW a de gned to Justify buflj a voluntarily appeared herein, Of Sunla entered against you and PSIt, nd Estates. as recorded Intoo i, demanded In the Pgs 14 through 33 inclusive at ml 5-m11e missing link of theta. that personal service them is the Public Records of Seminole practical because upon his residence County. tracoastal Waterway bet'.sen nut WITNESS my Hand and The and whereabouts are unknown, It IS Florida, with the Ely $041 Of this Courtontpsml lineal S.R. IS and g. run N Carrabelle and Anclote on the ORDERED thai Thomas Hill. the to' si 40R.W deg OffIcial 33 c'• E along said NW 20.39 ft to (51I)day 00 August, A.D. 1975. Gulf Coast. Present husband of Lois Hill appear P00, thence By The Associated s week's prlma as 57 state run N 10 dig 56'0211 £ Roberts descri bed the reports or pleo4 to the complaint herein by along said Debts are paying a key Arthur H. Senate President Dempsey House and 12 Senate LW 34.73 ft to the P.C. Of Jr. the 11th day of October, 1975. and in a curve sea ts go on Clerk of the Circuit Court as "ve murky." another r concave to ac e, this the on e default thereof the NW and Court will having a BanandHouseSpeakerDon the line. Seminole County,Florida Florida Canal Authoty Proceed to the hearing and ad along radius of 29t92 ft. lance tween 10-year Ho Tucker and Senate president veteran By: Lillian Woodman said curve S,..O ft through a ludication of this suit as it Thomas c okesmen denied the Studes No matter who wins the Joho Clark, D-Lakeland, and were designed to justify drten tral angle of 1 deg 40' 13" thence Deputy Clerk protem Alan Trask find them- race s, Democra ts will retain Trash, D-Fort Hill. thepres.nthusbandafLoi$HI1I S5ideg)'E7731ftffi,551 CARROLL BURKE nce . selves In Contested races In p had been served with orocest in the ,nntr,,1 M. -. " Cê.. ...J £L ."w'rwy Tvr r,a,nytn - Retain Control Of Legislature Hood Tmcr CO. tIlSN.OaiSI.ss..,nI On.,... Pta. 130S4 IllMarweaa,,. "on '"1a.3nsi Oil.,., *fla, 5prlq 214310 135.l3 - - Mead. , - . ic wuu WO °' ' 2" $o.o vt. thence N Clark has charged that Trash lug UI roe uuracoastal link. state of Florida, but only House. deg 17' E ifl.0 ft to the Sly NW line 412 Sanford Atlantic elteft provided for by Section But Giles Evans, authority can't be effective In the legislaof Collins Drive, said NW line being Sank Building Title 7$, United States Code; That's because Incumbent • curve concave to the NE and Sanford, Florida 33771 lure because he Is facing $so,. manager, said the further ORDERED that notice of Democrats In the House drew 000 In debts Publish: SeOf. i.e. II. 33. 1974 from business not be economically feasible this Order bep.,,l4shedb,the United having a radius of 199.40 It, hence DED.1 no opposition from the GOP and deals. with States Maniial in a neWspaper Of nun SEIy along said curve 25.01 ft either drgft1g throvgt, a central angle of 2 dig w no Republicans are entered In tracoast.al route or building a general circulation In Seminole 13" IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Senate Republicans could t'c. s 3a dig n' 39" v,c 273 County, Florida. Once a Wees for liii another 23 House races, a drop in their already thin transloadlngfadilJtyattheGulf Ill consecutive wefi($.comm,,,clflg t, thence ts 0 deg 57' 35" parallel SIMINOI.E COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION meaning Democrs1 have to ranks since thre terminiw of the canal, at y. on August it. liftsDONE AND with and 200ff from the aforesaid Division of lbs I pick up only two of the 61 other senators who chose not to mORDEREDafOdFlor,th.s Sly line of Block 0 SIn It to the File Nember 74-141.Cp FOB, all In said Block G. Further 73rd day of JUL', D7. races In order to retain a ma- turn are Republicans. bed as located in section 14.20. in lea Estate of GEORGE C. YOUNG Proponents and opponents of jority In the 120-seat chamber. 20 on Highway 17.92 adlacent to MAE L. CHAMBERS. United States District Judge Sen. David Lane, and Chet S'.niand Estates. (01ST. 2) Deceased Currently, there are 32 Re- Stotzenburg, both of Fort Lau. the canal agreed that a PubIlh: Aug. II, ii. 2$. Sept. II, IS, NOTICE OF loading facility would be "7' ___________________ B. VARIANCES publicans In the House and 11 In I. SILLY SMITHSON- SA(9.3o. ADMINISTRATION derdale, are calling It quits, DEC the Senate. In the Senate, where along with Walter Sims of Or- needed to transfer materials 4) 91V - Al Agriculture Zone - TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 1 from the deepsiiaft barges Lo Width Variance from 200ff to I CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST only 200f the 4Oseat.s are upfor lando, who is rwin1n -llMdffltrfkin,,tfln,it.,,t!nIte, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ,... • THE ABOVE •eY*v &for ti eecuon this year, the U.S Senate - Owing u.,cr,oea OTHER PIISONITIIESTI. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. P'o9e?t;;Bi9InattMNWce.Of . Robert Smders of smaller canal barges. Democrats are assured of CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NW 'a of SW ¼ of Section 27-2)-Il. IN THE ESTATE: Gainesville Is the only Demo"The project doesn't fly with- COUNTY FLORIDA run S 553.1 ft thence S 41 dig o' e control of V seats beca use Re- ciYOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED dent who no To. CASE NO. '5-I4I9CA*E atic Incumbent that 9w administration of the estate did t out atransloading facility," 3295' M• S E publicansfajlecj to pod candi- seek re'ciec'jon lii Re: the MarrLepe at: so. run thence $ IS dig W C of MAE L. CHAMBERS, deceased, beds said. DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLIOTT, too thence data In 1201 the 20 races. 77' Nmn'WIos.ml, File Number 721ICP.isps,.,dingin Each of the open seat. Charles Lee of the Florida Husband, $241 SI' to P05. Further described the CircuIt Court for Seminole Barron's race has drawn the being sought by a House mom- Audubon Society said environPetitioner, as South of Lake Hayes and West ci County, Florida, Probate Division, most attention, with two oppo- bet and J n seeking to step up. he address ci which Is Seminole S.R. 530. (01ST. mentalists oppose constt'uctbon MARIANNE nents seeking to end this 202. ROBERT A. CUSHMAN - County Courthouse, Sanford, of the missing Intracoastal Unk ELLIOTT, Wife, ELIZABETH Yea legislative career. The race far Saunder's seat BA(9 2074) -90V -R1AA Resitial Florid a. TM personal repr,w,s. Respondent beca use they fear it wodd Zone Lot Width Variance from 90 tative of t'.i estate Is RUFUS H. The race has been particuiar- has drawn five Democrats AMENDED , In- damage ft to so and Lot sle Variance from CHAMBERS, whose address is lox cluding Rep. Sherrill "Pete" sties. highly productive rust. ly heated between Barron, NOTICE OF ACTION 11,700 sq ft to 9400 sq ft on Lot 31. 202. Lake Marl Florkw. The same TO: MARIANNE ELIZABETH Panama City, an d Leon County Skinner of Lake City and Board Mirror Lake Manor, in Section 17-21- and address of the Per sonal ELLIOTT representatIve's a ttorney are set 29. on Palm Drive. (01ST. 3) Stole employes who are at Commissioner of Regents member Jack Maico Robert lalina BA. foi'tti below. Pan. 3 WESLEY 0. SARTIN tending hearings on the barge • Both have acct&secj McGrlff of Gainesville. 5702 Luelda 20 764S3V R-1AA Residential All Persons !saving claims or PcI ldw. Od for he JcIin D.n,,,. P&rma. Ohio er of being controlled by Special Rep. Bill Gorman of Tan- canal studies pointed out ft a Zone Lot Width Variance from 90 demands against the estate are ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ft to 53 ft on Lot ii. Beir Lake required, WITHIN interest gr'oups gerInelsute only Republican transhoaciing facility could LI thatYOU THREE a Petition for Dissolution Estates, PO I?, Pg 91, in Section 14- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Barron, after his Integrity the race for Sims' Seat, ts4 he be built at Yankeetown IndSis Marriage has been filed againstofyou 31 79. on Llnneal Sew, Dr. (01ST. THE 'lR$T PUBLICATION OF will face Democratic opposiDepartment of Environ, and there is a demand in said 31 was questioned during THIS NOTICE, to Vile with the clerk Petition that he Court award your of the above court a wrItten ( mental Regulation Issued a nterest appearance, 14eded that he 4 WALTON S. HALLOWES, JR. in that certain propr7 8*19 20741 liv PUD (Planned statement of any claim or demand permit. and Marchant "Step outside," Owned by you and your husband Unit "say may have. Cact, claim must be Development ) Zone Rep. George Williamson, Rear They said It's conceivable located at 112 Cashew Court, Yard Varia nce from 10 If to 5 It on In writing and must indicate the , but Barton later denied he had seeking to succeed Stolzenburg, that the canal wo LOng*OOd . Florida. and mor e Lot 9, Block B. Sweetwater Oaks. In boil the claim, the name and uld Intended to fight Macchant. The and Rep. 10 Particularly described as: Arthur Rude, hoping pleted but the DER would Section 332029. On Fos Valley address of the cred itor or his agent I thlrdmantn th Lot 71. SANDALWOOD,according Drive or attorney, and the amount (DIST, eracelsforni2r Rep. Sam Mitchell of Vernon. to follow Lane to the Senate, fuse toLsuea permit, making lt to the plat thereof as recorded in claimed. lf the claim isIWyefdue, i~ DEMO. PETER P. both face Republican as well as impossible to use the canal, Plat Book II, Page 11, 3074) ISV - R-IAA Residential the date when it will become due Tucker faces political gadfly Dem o cratic opponents. Recordi of Seminole County, Fla. Zone - Lot Width Variance from 90 shall be stated. If the claim Is 'rue cross-state canal w Jim Fair of Tallahassee In the One Issue In the four vacant one-third completed In early to your husband and you are ft to Sift on Lot 1, Jansen's contingent or unliquidat,d, 1 Democratic P11IflaXY, • required to serve ccpy at your II. Pg 51, in Section 19-21-25, on nature of the uncertainty shall be seats Is ratification of the Equal 1970 when then-President Nixon Written defenses, it aany. to Gary E. Linniji Beach Dr. (DI ST. 3) Fair has conceded defeat to stated. If the claim is secured, the A Rlght.s Amendment. All four ordered It halted. A federal Mass.ey.EsquireofBrock Masse & BA(9-30.flUV security shall be dncrl DON REED his opponent, but has used The RNEY Walden. Suite 107, III E. Sernq claimant shall deliver - N I Residential Zone joint Senators stepping down voted Judge later ruled that Ninz Blvd, Altamonte sufficient Lot coes appearan ces to attack lawyers of Springs, Fio,a the width variance claim to the from aganstthe amendment when It lacked the authority to halt a 37701. Petitioner's dert to attorney, and resurrect reports that tat, n-ia, in 1 copyto t or and Lot Size Variance from $.sqn enable the cIerkto mail 975. ea ch September, 37th, personal congressionally funded project. Tucker is being Investigated by 1974. to 1250 sq ft on Lot ISA. McNeil's represen tative. file the original with the Clerk fl All persons The Only Demo. Candidate Experienced In The int.rssted In tie estate Orange Villa, PB 2, Pg 99. In a federal grand Jury in Miami ISM CIrlt èbOv.Ityled Court •Itpar before (01ST. to whom a cony of thisNotice ot ,. mentalltg Instead of monu Francis Colem Citizens Organize To Fight,,,Tax .I . rI By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer ) CASSELBERRY "Taxation without represen. tatlon. Come to the tea party. Should the crew be thrown overboard along with the tea? reads a flyer circulated In the city over the weekend urging residents to turn out for the Sept. 2 and 13 public hearings to Protest a proposed 4.8 mill city property tax. - 10 . ks a - - - - ____ - - - for 7 - 1 .1 " I ST TE I ATTO - - p __ hp,.n,,* L. nt • - - - - tar,.,,. aflame, 3) .,., Mall Manager In 'Tall !9 2) 29, on Bear Lake Road. .... Cotto ' (Seal) Art hur H. B-eckwitp,, Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Woodmen Deputy Clerk Publish Aug. 25, Sept. 1. 1. Is, 1975 DEC 132 - valorem tax altogether, but at least we can reduce the millage to something we can li ve with. Remember, last year city council promised the citizens would have the right to decide on taxes on a referendum. This did not come to pass." Clark says he expects a big crowd to come out for the public hearings. tilack A White , - ; - 0 t. 1. 0011 I it I 1 1% : - --- OLYMPICS i I P.O. 03)( 1U SAMFORD, FLA. 3117) AGE'. _________ - ________ __________ mv ild STATE; I (Please hand print ndrne and address plainly t ZIP: - ovo _. erroril; - - - ---- - - - I - ADDRESS' ' 4 1 -, K --- ____ _ -- - , 1 j Use your Before you think about putting up your CB base antenna, nuke sure you've got your signals straight. the allowable height. So, More erecting your antenna, check with the appropriate authorities. And when you're ready to put it up, check on one other thing the clearance. The slightest touch of your antenna or guy wire to a power line could cause you a serious shock. Here's how to play it safe. Make sure that you check all directions. In other words, not only the space above the antenna but all around. So, if your antenna should happn to fall, it won't happen to fall Onto j power line. - - .-._.-- - - Behavioral Insights course for supervisors, 1:30 p.m., Executive Point Budding, 436 and Wyniore Had, Altamonte Springs. Call Seminole Community College 323-1450. Ext. 377 or 325. ThURSDAY, SEPrEMBEJI 2 Sanford Alcgbolicg Aaosyme, 8pm., 1201 W. First. Vegetable Garden Woekabep, 10 am. to noon, Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, conducted by Extension Agent Reginald Brown. Sanford CIvifa., 7:15 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. OES SemInole Chapter 2, MasonIc Temple, 8p.m. Lake Mary Rotary, S a.m., Mayfair Cowitty Club. Sanford Sertema, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p., Legion Home Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando, Casselberry tIoss, 6:30 p.m., Land o' Lakes Country Club. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. DeIto iheafre Arts Guild, 7:30 pin., Epfscopaj Church Parish House, Enterprise. ZnAaIIatjon of officers. FRIDAY, SEPrEMBER 2 Free demonstration ea.tfrg class, 10 am, to noon Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Aye,, Sanford, conducted by Mrs. Laura Clark. Tennis 1, 8:30-10:30 a.m., $15 fee. Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. ~ To begin with, Citizen Band antennas, unlike TV antennas, are under FCC regulations, FCC and local rules sometimes differ on M k - i N: Bow Hutlig class, 7-9 p.m.; fee, $15. Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. services. This move - - WEDNESDAY, SEPITJIW 1 might not eliminate city ad - ,, appearing in The Herald are available to you in BxlO reprint size for $4.00 plus tax, D1AL322.2611 or 831-9993 u use your ears. How far away is safe? &rtainly a distance no less than the height F the mast. This safety rule not only goes for GB uennas but TV antennas as well. Or any metal pole for that matter. And here's another word of caution; even vhen using guy wires to raise or lower your antenna you can't be assured of positi"e control. So, better double check the clearance. So many people are now tuning into GB that we thought you should also be tuned into the necessary safety requirements. This safety message has been brought to you by Florida Power and Light as a public service. Because serving the public is really what we're here for. 1~& FPLIR FLORIDA POWER S LIGHT COMPANY I'kcirkitv is a posst'rful scnant. Respt..ct ii. I --- - tP. ;-'r -, ' "s'.-' -rk -e 0 . 4.8," said Clark. Clark, who lives in the Carriage Hill section, said distributing the mimeographed noti ce was his own Idea. In It he stated, "City Council has maintained a high level of spending all year long to deliberately force Casselberry citizens Into ad valorem tax. This city ad valoremn tax will , reduce the utility tax or do away with It. We will have bo th. You will still be assessed for rsquir, WITHIN THREE Judgment may be entered .ger 9AI9 70761 IIV - N - IA Residential MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF yu for the relief demanded THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF , Zone- Side Street Variance tram THlSNOTlCE,tofileanypoWnie ft to 32 it on Lot IS, Block WITNESS my hand and tfl,I they may have that challenges the ParadesiPoinl Third Section, this the 73rd day of August, l; validity Of the deCedit', will, the Pg 71, In Section 1S-2)$ on Qualifications of If'. per Gneenacre Road (01ST. sonal represen tative, or the venue or I GLENN A. LUNDQUIST juriwiction of the 8*19 20 76) S7V court. R-IAA TALLAHASSEE (AP) ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND RSidentlal Zone W Lot Width frequent phone calls from variance from lOfttolifton Lot fl, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Sboppinglnall manager Huberj people who want to know what WILL BE FOREVER BARRED aislm.r and Weiss Manor S. H unt is In tall cotton. he's growing In the mall gar. Dtecithefifp(1fof 15 II Pg Il. in Stolen on Notice of Administration: Sep. The Crop that Hurt pianjIn (leO which fronts on TallahasGiadwin Avenue. (01ST.1131.30, 11 NOTICE the triangular median at an 9 ALIERT GRAY N IAA tomber 1, 1975. 5C5 main north-south street. NOTICE 5 hereby givcn , Rufus H. Chambers RvdefItlsI Zone BA (920 71) trance to. Northwood Mall Is As PernaI Ripre,t.. He said his garden flourishes Board of County Commlssi5 of Lot Width Variance from 90 ft to Seminole County, corning In, and it's recalling the despite heavy claiea of automo. Florida, shall live Of the Eiiatv of loft on Lot 9, B4llmer and Weiss boo am, or as soon as pa days when King Cotton ruled bile ez1tg Mae L. Chambers Mino S D. PB II, Pg 12, i Section '?sereafter, on the list day DeceasedFOR PERSONAL Dixie. of Sep. 1121 20.onGladwln Avenue. (01ST. ATTORNEY "Sometimes this pollution timber 1915, consider the deption j flgg *aid he decided to pl the following Ordinance: REPRESENTATIVE: Ijusinesa I,g overplayed," he OfAn 10. CNARLI$MIRCIR HAIGHT Douglas Slenstrom ordinance relating to specified Cotton In 1111 Mall garden rather said. "We gi 8*(9 20-76)-93V the crop areas of the unincorporated ve It ( STENSTROM. DAVIS & than the vegetables he has been Fill Residential Zone - Lot R1A*. Width Mc more attention than a farmer INTOSH territories of Seminole COUflIy, variance from 90 ft to 30 fl and LOS P.O. Box 1320 growing for the past two years Flo . rida creating the Sweefwaf, would as far as fertilizer and Oaks because he worded to atti-act water." Slre. Lighting Dtslri.-. tobe Size Variance from 11,700 sq II tO Sanford. Fl 32711 n on Lot 20, Block entitled Use Sweetwater Oa att.etIon. I-It Telephone: 322 2171 ceeded. ks Street Soahando the Suburb BiItlfui, PB Publish: Sept. 1, 5, 19Th full Lightning District 'l'he cotton patch Is In Ordlna,,c,. 3, Pg U. in Section 17 71-2, oil Lake DEO-3 Cottai Was a staple Providing bar definiflori., P'OlVidIng Marion Drive. (01ST. Ii NorthFlorida WtllIl crop In bhm and nearly ready for for Oovnance of the district by the II WILLIE 0. MOLT the az-es hanrcst. Hunt saldhe'll give the BA(9.3Q. Solid of County developed a plantation cotton to the Department of Providing Commissioners, 16) 94v Ni ReSidentIal zone FICTITI0USNAME for maunt.n.nc economy before the Civil Yard Vari.anCitrom23fltoi5ft , Cd Notice is hereby given that I am War, Natural Resources, which 011tifl of street iONS within the SideLots II and a. Butners 5-0, P5 engaged but it's rarely seen nowadays, in - business at wants to use it In a display at district; creating an AdvIsor, i, Pg c; in Section 34-1920. Crow,'5 o.- Camp. Stir RI. 37743, State Road Beard; setting "We're not too Ia,' from fiscal 46 Bouli-ard (D1ST-3) sw PZMZna City. E. taia,u,, A irport Sanfor d I..-. empow,j, ton cot.y litre, but a lid of the C ou nty, PAC AGING SYSTEMS Flonidauodertheficlilious,,,,,,wof • Like ttie i.e, ci special as.uss,115 farmer, 8( 30 74) sev FUND kids have never seen cotton mail planter is already looking taxes wi thin the district. 154 CORPORATION ne FOR THE ELIMINATION -- N I industrial Zo Side Yard OF ASYNESIA Jd that I provIding gr owing eioce," H said, "1 ahead to his iften4 to next crop. sovera bilily, for conUructien yiance trom ISO ft to 353 It on re9istersaidnam.*ith,haC had a lady come by e Of existing other "AS win s id bu ing and the Circuit Court, Sentinoi, le,kOf (SEAL) day who Ukedlfcgu rit t,nd.xl1ting buiIaingEast7st,es F lorida in acr.ordan(, W County Arthur H. Beckwith, j,, up, we'll plant a Wet ith the onttietollo*inQdslcrlOedproperty: Pf'Ov'$iOr* pictures of her I-year-old den," he said ,,It Clerk of Board Of of th) FICfIIlrt Name bl XO . wW proba y tn flci$Iock69MM Smi th Statutes. To-Wit 4d$ion County Corn nlssIgn da ugt4r picking cotton." p i P 55, in Section 34.1920. Florida Statutes 1917 be collarda, turnips and 1fl4 Seminole County, FiwNa Hunt said he also gets lards," uIevard (01ST. 5) an S S. B. Crc,,. Publish: Sept. I, 1975 C . APPROVAL OF MINUTES PUOII5h: Aug. Ii 5 , 23. Saps. 819;f I. AU'At II, 1974 Regular DEC do - "Apparently we're going to have a tax," Clark told Th e Herald today. "If people can't go to the hearings and ma ke themselves heard we are going to have 4.S mills. Next year they (the council) are going to ask for 6 or 8 and they'll spend It If they ha ve got It." "I ha ve it on a pretty good source t hey are lookin g for 3.5 mills, but are going to try for has neon mall are 7 JAMES L. STEVENSON . special improvements such as Incorporated that ad valorem pa ving, sewer improvements, taxes have been collected - etc." and citizens will be pa ying $4.50 "There are alternatives to for each $1,000 of assessed take. We feel adequate services valuation of their property. can still be provided with some Casselberry resident of 15 Let's get together at cutbacks. Years Ro bert Clark said he Hall City to discuss alternatives distributed 3,000 of the flyers and deci de w hat topping we can and had received 100 phone take off the cake and still have calls from interested resIdents, adequate -r CHESHIRE FOR If the taxIspas3,jij the first time since the city was - SCHOOL BOAR __ -1 r JFac ' r--- ,' m ToX Faces Cass elberry - Democrats Wad..ijsy, Sep&,.nn,_,,k CALENDAR Democrats Open Offices - - TI IIIIfI&S 10 Lome ____ Canal Small Tractor, Small Price 1231hpdi.sel_____ ' tured II per cad of the market, eW YOU w houses, yea, nt ill be a bl e o o lag. The prototype also Include and some people he poh out. Television Is - many thing5 vIa To BYVIVUN hear a video Industry forfeit their closets your s chojogje reaporsj for people to conceal a corning more of a personal be levisi ectronic and te on el Of Be- ad, he says, ll who we aud"gadad or MW spokesman describe It, the bulky television chassis, and qulsitlon, which wi . down in site, bring a fashion showalso of meid g-t1me prediction, about some people * to bide mlnded,suth aawhena bat hits Sophisticated the set sets are available In high-cc- beautiful models right Into your tions centers with flat a ball and It goes swat. In evtslon soon may be upon us. behind $1,500 conunimicaCoromondet tine-type car colors of red, yel. Uvh room to show you Before too long your set may do screens. But television, It seems, sound has the tel evisions will have separate not been reduced what will happen low and even a silver metallic latest In "im everything but suits, to Its basic furwhich coats or sets be getrather flatter, form. fry potatoes, when the attachment era to fit the beat Mylar (mirrored dlasn0n_an Idea maspeakers. speakersAs "wIll Maybe that too when master arrives and changes the lock fin h) d is ecorating scheme, antenna becomes a reality, or fl*3' e appeal is a past president from a baffling protuberance to flo to h usbande predominant In the room" of Madawick ,, the In ri Is being built Into chrome dustrial Designers "By adding additional probes an Indoor gargoyle of sorts. We really didn't giving on itamie that resemble h architects a further Society of America and the Into the set we'll tell you what the pitg pictur Perhaps with the high cod lamps with a 5-Inch Centersuntil we tiaci re- challenge In providing pay- dustrlal Designers Institute. e, a temperature Is o utside, wha t of labor that is bringing down design frigerators that could store the be the pollen count Is, and even walls Inhomes and opening up available lnthef ut ,4ttj ,what the Pollution count Is," '0oms -some peopie are using prototype Is a lounge model must at least be a syst em that says Tucker Madawicic, vice- Wg viewing screens w which offers television with receives a nd after that It Is not need 10 cope with suc h stereo radio and tape equip- simple to add President In charge of resp Other cont rols. Two Democratic Party of- (Ices will be open through Nov. With that system flees are sche duled to for RCA. It's all "Just around things," Madawlck says. ,,It mest built Into a lounge. open In 2 to provide voter Information could be, with our tra nsient way the corner," stations,YOU have a choic Seminole this week, It's t he same kind of thing terms) eof and campaign literature. of life, we don't need a per. that happened at° may be, rat r An open house Is planned Perso In radio, he he In ns may also call who need Great,butave the archit manenineat after alL" ponij out. People sat about three. You can makes wide Wesbiesday from l to 8pmat rides to the powagplacea, heard about It? They haven't This may be reflected In the st raining their ears at the sane variety 01 choices In viewing," the south Seminole office, yet found a way to Incorporate a booming business located at 1007 E. Altamonte In portable set, but then batteries changed Electronic games can tie neat, linear television set Into t elevision ads whi ch has cap- all that. People began anyone's television and Drive (SR 436 In Altamonte really b)ornlng." Tennis dou- Springs. Betty Newman will be their own radios, Madawick says the promises Wes and singles can he played In charge of the office. Will become a reality as more with a bill that ricochets at a The Sanford office at 918 rate, he explains. Movies F rench Ave. will have an -. ') People get wired I nto a i'nmmuThe Seminole County arin; nhty $.fltefliV.2 system. Hitiun are yen hd15 Luucrthc Par -.ill hold ; where 'ou Nli P" MS. Myrtle Graddick jj fun aisrug Fam Pressing or stioppers will get can get three movi es for ily Rally Fish when alittle black box Is at- be In ft Fry Saturday from 1:30 to 6 taci,eri to your set. Most of the Democratic p.m. at Glenn Turner's Castle may even sit at a tel candidates are expectefi to on Bear Gully Road. on a remote Island and order a In fact, an electronic ho me attend the two events CASSELBERRY City Council My ,gig hod witho ut sending up smoke enlertalnrnent center Anyone wishing to volunteer. apwill feaThe offices will be open 9 a.m. to help clean Proved an Ordinance calling for a proposed signals. Or may be you can or. tire fish Thursday in tnlllage of 4*4 few unall black and white 5 p.m., Monday through preparation der aanow plow to get you out of screens and to for the event one large year iy your mountain retreat. In any SCUeO for simultaneous color Friday, and volunteer staffers should call Richard Russo at slew- are needed. The Seminole of 4-406a. , consider the tax after public hearin gs 2 and 13. Had the Ordinance fail th scheduled for Sept. ed, e Council would ha ve lost the option of collecti ng a tax until the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 1977. U the tax is f in ally approved, Casselberry residents will PAY $&$4 for each $1,000 of assessed property valuation. Voting for the tax were Councilmen Sal Orlando, Charles Sizer and Charles Glascock. he voted for the ordinance so that theSim explained that city would have the option of considerin th g the tax If needed. Casting e di t g votes were ssen in Councilmen John Lelghty and N$han Van Meter, who said the people of Casselberry did not want the tax. Re venues to Casselberry have been cut by over $300,000, much of th is In state and federal revenue sharing. Proponents of the p ro posed mnlllage feel a Property tax is needed If e city Is to maintain its pres th en t level of services, '. - ( the average homec AP Newsfeatnyp, - Studies 'Murk y' PionLzs%_r.!qhry nc TV Sets at the Courthouse. Sanford, PiorI, tü Office based on eTl4lng evidence and facts gathered by the date aUcey's omee and the Iod Police pea" come to resign.' Jullan add the charga may not be prosecutsbie 5th59 WNGWOOD cIen Gerard mefl and Parker because of the statate of on&" __ I- Anderson said today they will file written expianstIon for their Mrs 1armann said that FIal*rapperedly refus to 011 the b-' 01 eIght city employes and the u to his Job or *11 voteo thers Monday suspension this wouldn't have PPened. firingal01 four itlght. Seminole County Baird Goldberg coaufleflded the mayor far "his great Their da King Youth Ranch on the following b will be filed wi Qty Of Adjustment e L at en th Clerk described property: Parcel 1: Lots 1 ate and an Sisk By: Victor GIschI.r, Ethics Committee.Side law requins mat An I P v - n today through 101 5$ $$ 7 thnp)gh _____ In RAI2II F1M elected and appointed officials vote on Chairman last ght _________________ all matters before their said Lormann's report did not Block S and 12 Of Lats 13 through 1* publish: Sept. I. till offer enough Information - not resveboerda unimthara lsapecific wed Of , Mfl dit. 134 enough Wd*b info matlan. to let thereof recorded in Cclindbw dSd that neither had such CCI1flICL 3301 the Public Records of Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Among those suspended and demoted wait "A vote on my pan would hit" twined & pUblic opinion on am County In 5133.31.33, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ction Director Ratjtt Fisher, who has been public works Public ThINW¼OfNW¼ofNWM,OfNE directorWorks guilt or hmoc,nce 01 these employes, would have prejudiced the ¼ (ies the East 244 It) and the L ACTION no.I6.I44StA4qL@ FICTITIOUS HAMS ftPostwascreal twoYears AV.Fisher. bad only 30 months city's case aid the employei! cases," he said. i C.His CREWS AND SILLA Notice is hereby given that I am 14 of NW ¼ Of NW ¼ of NE ¼N!ofJAMES CREWS, left before 1ent. Aide questioned the date at or ney's office .iiiig $tIoti 332132 Further descrIbed Wife, engaged in business at in She Fisheir vowed 10 fIdit ridan as South of Lake Mills Rood (01ST. Ave., Longwood, Seminole Count,, 5Perlakm "I don't Intend to Plaint",, Florida under the fictitious name of 1) resigu," he salt "I've done nothing to cause me to resign." He vedigatlon. He said Lorrnann'a _____ report contained many WANDAAND JEFFREY, BEST CHEMICAL & SUPPLY, and WANDA 3. HELING.OWINS-SA(5.30. STUMBO ROGER4STUMSO Was suspended and demoted, according but no facts to sopport the allegations to officials, )71TE ' that I Int end to register Al Agriculture Zone digatlon State said name To Park a mobil, home on Nor Husband. AND THE ATLAN. "The mayor said he ve Attorney Abbott with the Clerk of the Circuit deliberately being vague and it ffl's office Is TIC NATIONAL SANK OF SAN. Seminole County, Florida Court, not in ac. ml NENorth 330 It time nor the place for vagueness. It wan the to be at(less me SW ¼ Of tIll FORD, A linking Corporat'.n cordance with the provisions of the ft 114 of the SE ¼ the East 132 In his written report, Mayor James Iann requested precise," Anderson salt in Section Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Charm Read. Defordents (01ST,3.21.31, on Lake Fisher's demotion for "failure to properly supervise TALLAHASSEE (AP) saj by bringing such afl.gatlons before NOTICE OF ACTION Section su.Of Florida Statutes 1937. his depart. P' med in that he f ailed to act to stop misdeeds TO: WANA JEFFREY Env1retalI Joseph Pot 3. JES SE C. HART -BA(flO7I. say Crew great harm was done to the repidatlon and characters 01 the Flori in Ma depsrtmed TE - A.1 Agriculture Zone - To a..s WAN which he had prior knowledge, STUMSO AND Publish: Aug. 25. Sept. 1. L 15, ti7f da Barge Canal acc us ed befo re th ey had their day in R OGER S1UMSO. 01 Park a mobile home on the W ½ of equipment and material" b.th used to Jily _ Her H1*hend Lo 335, P. Swope Land Corn. "All evidence should have been considered before a decision daictlon 01 an inland way UNITED STATES DISTRICT pany's Plat0.Of Lormnarm r RESIDENCE UNKNOWN mended that the council "1iltide new was reached and COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP 2. Pgs 110 andBlack iii, ecom Justice ed appli equally," he said. Anderson said through pr uctive fl1&td) PS YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED policies for hiring of city employes, Includin inHammock, FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION SICIIofl g fingerprmntijig and that Lormano's recommendatIons w that an action to forecid ee on thist off Stone Stress. (DUST. CII Case No. 7l.t37Orl.Clv.Y Photo ap ng 01 PrOspe ive employee and ere "delivered mainly for Florida's West Cout. 1 JAMES DAVID HOOVER 1a'n rner?a;e gr hi ct IWITBflCt that December flY Coverage than for CUndil Informa tion." iNlTCl STATES OF A.MERC - C21, 1973, PtUic Recdal*d by ts flAl9.2g.;.p A.rgricur,ur. Meanwhile, spokej will bi tOy tIgati as fully as orto.wft PIâInt;II. V. LOL t ts Of Umlnolt P for 4. Asked if 1w understnda the law requiring elected o nty. F ou Zone lo - To park a mobile home on so as to Ins e only the hiring of ose rida, on the following fficials Florida Defenders of the vi THOMAS HILL. the present Possible Prospective em to vote on all Issues unless a conflict of the If ½o1 Lot ii?, Slavia Colony S. descrlbsd property, : husband at Lois Hill. Defendants. pioyes who deserve urhave e tru of the th Is Involve Intend d, romunent called a peo news he T 0, coder• ORDER FOR SERVICE BY to th st ple of Longwoocj" Anderson said," I em prepared for f,Of e Lot N In PIS I. Pg 71, In Section 25.31.31. Lormazm also suggested an immediate the consequences and did It core for today to Present dolt Further describid as South Of Block as, and all of Lot Mi Sk ot PUBLICATION inventocy 01 all fully aware 01 what I was doing." On motion and C'apman Road material and equipment belon of AMENDED FLAT OF CRYSTAL and East of S.R. criticisms of the st udies by do affidavit of plaintiff In the abov ging to the city and public works Connell said the allegations altho h e same 425. LAKE SHORES, Like Mary, department. entitled cause by Kend.iI W. Wherrye (01ST " in some ug th u.& army Corps of EflflI1 Florida. according to ttw Plot & JAMES K. ROOK stances, asked for different Punishment for different people. Its Asilstant United Stat Attorney, 72TE Lormana said the thefts Involved many dollars The Studies, ordered by a fed- in an action againstes thereof as recorded Ni Pl Book 4, A.l AgricultureSAl30'74). "1,000 the Zone He said To some of the allegations were quite serious and if true erg Judge, wil dollars Plus." ,,Cml PI deton. R dant(s), Lois Hill and Thomas l be used to gd Hill, park a mobiie home on th e SE ¼ Of Poo Semiic. the punIsent should have been more severe. Lot ounty, Florida. Slay. thepresenttiusbandoiLolsHill,and Colony Company Congress in deriding whe Lonnann, In urging Fisher's demotion and suspension, said th er has be e. ,i "I dill believe we have a democracy and not a totalitarian complete or aband to enforce a lien upon ream property Company so. P.5 2. Pg 71. in , SIW that on the 000Section -213I. Furihor described are reqiIrec:o,qi.y.j1,. sItuate in this District and described a$ the activities 'now public works department reflected "total state. I don't believe In accusing somebody of something wit in written defenses hout million canal. t depa to It, if any South Of Chapman Rood. (DiST. CARROLL e Mite, as follows: Lot 31. Block "A" inion." BURKE, copy at on gig them prior knowledge to defend themselves before however, can kill thThpr He aid Fisher is "Incapable 01 pertormlng Affory for GROVE TERRACE, according to e unct ns un oject by f io 01 p lsent Is meted CIM," he salt Is 4)2 Put Bail • WINCHILL EQUIPMENT— Plaintiff, wticse odd. t the Pu opposing 4 Hera W, Sanfert FL This e County Commission Chambers onSllmber3O.1flof7pep, TO WHOA IT y CONCERN: or as loon ther,pft,r as possible. Notice is hor,bY given that the Written comments flied with the Seminole County Board of Ad. Office Of the iV$tment will conduct a public will be coneJes an d persone hearing to cone the toiki ark' It the Merk will be 111m1: herd orally. Hearings may be A. $IclAL IxcIiON$ continued from time to time lL SKY KING YOUTH RANCHES be found necessary. Further ma depfaliw OP AMIRIC& IN BAl*74). by ci 33 33I £0. ure Zone and R.1 304. RestaI Zone To operate. Say 11 won't i'tilgn. I have no It IT WARD '-5 .!-, - Vir.V? .'4 tL i'' c/?If , - .. 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The Burnbry scored fl, cheers continued to build, finalTwin 4-4, Brewers 14 V ly turning Into a standing ova. Dave Goltz pitched no.hit ball tion. for 6 1-3 irmlngs and fInished I didn't know what It was,,, with a two-hitter and also said R';n. "Then I turned str uck out a career-high 11 bataround aid saw it on message ters for Mlnnemita board," er. Steve Brye backed him with The board told the fans- and a three-run homer. the pitcher that LeFlore was Von Joshua's two-run single the Z000th strikeout of Ryan's In the Seventh inning snappeda career. He Is only the 29th 3-3 tie in thenlghtcap for MU- 11f n VIPL rir 1L 4 In jW -. . '. / ' . + .. •: : • r - . . -. . . :' . ,.. : . •' " . /-. .• ' .'.' ' • . .. .: ::. .. _ -____ .. .. .. ' ;.. • • .. 0 Agr eement MIAMI (AP)-Bryant Salter of his reporting to camp. year and that he wants him in has ended a week" ong holdout "Shula aSsured me that he camp as soon as poissible.ti, by reportN to 'he Miami DOI" wants Bryant for more than one Ieq Sald. , . . ..Ji. sent Jake Scott and a 1977 seeofld-tOunddraft pick to Wash. izigton for his services. "I've always liked him as an athlete," Coach Don Shula said before the 6-foot-5 safety arrived Tuesday. "I've gotten quite a few good reports o him. "If he tomes in here, though. he'll stlUhavetot*atoutpe pie like Barry Hill, Charlie Babb and Tim Foley," said Shula, who h teen fining Salter $30 a day since last Friday for not repo rting. But Hill, Scott's lineup replacement, currently has an in. Getting ready to put the ball in the air for the up- J1 left knee. coming football season is John Litton of Seminole 1101 signed a 1976 High, Litton will be Seminole's starting quarterback cont ract and had said he would not report until the Dolphins Thursday night in Winter Garden, where I " Seminole, 7've ,im a contract offer. Oviedo. 0. C' and host est Orange stage a Shula said It was cl ub policy not Jamboree. Also Th ursday, Lyman plays in the Metro to with holdouts. Conference Jamboree at Orlando Oak Ridge, and on Salter's attorney, Andrew Friday night Lake Brantley hosts a four-way Levy, said a compromise was Jamboree. Th e final county Jamboree is Saturday reached Monday night when agreed to submit a goodafternoon at Trinity Prep falth offertoSajter witliin bows LET THE GAMES BEGIN - I'major league pitcher ever to waukee. reach that plateau. 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Alexander and kept On firstElsewhere in the American place Yankees 11% games ORLANDO - Following League, the Baltimore Orioles ahead of Baltimore In the AL preflight plans to the letter. beat the Kansas City Royals 4.3, East. Oakland, by losing, Sanford's Victor "Taco" Perez the New York Yankees edged missed an opportunity to gain showed Indiana's George t 4 the Oakland A's2.1,the Texas ground on front-running Kansas - Madison up for a dynamite --, iicj- uv.i urn City in toe we and remained puncher who hasn't learned Sox 8-3, the Cleveland Indians eight games back. how to do anything except topped the Chicago White Sox 4. Indians 4, WhIte Sox 2 explode his right hand. 21n l0lnnIngsandthe. Duane Kulper's fourth con- TheendcameMondaynlght nesota Twins and Milwaukee secutive single keyed a three- at the Orlando Sports Stadium Brewers split a doubleheader, run rally In the 10th InnIng that after 2:24 had elapsed In the the Twins winning the opener 4- lifted the Indians over the White hfth round, when referee Willie 'a him with 12 hits. Dave Collins runs and Tom Grieve hftatwo. contributed a double and two run homer to power Texas The violence that the crowd had come to see was absent. singles, Tony Solaita homered Boston. Nelson Briles, 9-8, got Perez fought a tactical fight to and singled and Jerry Humph- the victory with rellef help from wear down Madison. roy and Rusty Torres each Steve Foucault. The Indiana KO artist ap- •1 _______ o and the Brewers taking the Sox. McBride disqualified Madison nightcap 6-3. for refusing to break from a Rangers I, Red Sox 3 Ryan's teammates supported Roy Howell drove In three clinch. ,t1 • T'- . .• parently expected Perez to Eastwicic Big Rel ief Sale 9.59 Reg. 11.99. Mens sport oxfordwith nylon trimmed suede uppers. smooth leather stripes Foam cushioned arch support: insole lining and more Rubber outsoles Sizes 0 2 6. D6' /11.12 charge out across the ring at him, the same as he did when they hat met, June S. On that night Perez walked Into a right hand that left him almost helpless and led to a first round TKO. Rosenberg covers from Masias barrage But this time, Perez moved at the Stadium. around Madison for most of the Masias, a three-time Golden fight, clearly out of punching Gloves champ, had a vast range. Madison didn't seen to amount of experience on know how to handle this change Rosenberg but the man who of strategy and for most of the calls himself "The Razor" Madison, left, on defense vs. Perez _________ SPORTS - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Sept, 1, l$75fleeing Taco with Ineffective dynamic punchers ever seen In Florida. punches. By round four Perez was He constantly rocked Maslas obviously tired, followed by a mismatch as Bill beginning to go on the offensive with head and body shots until In other amateur action, Jackson was totally Inept and 1k The Asodatcd Press himself, but not as the wild no one could understand what Orlando's Perry Brown star- was finally put out of his misery vanced to third on Rod Rawley Eastwlck was rested. breath's hit and scored on a charging Perez of old. Instead was keeping Sammy on his feet. ched Homestead's James by Al Migliorato after 1:08 of sacrifice fly by Rowland Office. he waited for Madison to lead But each time Masias would Casey with a thunderous right the first round. After all, he had a day off. "I was ready for work," the Atlanta added three more runs and then countered with his own roar back with Jolting shots of hand In the first round and The semifinal between Eddie Cincinnati Reds' relief ace said In the sixth on Ken Henderson's punches before locking up In a his own while the crowd stood Lakeland's Hobble Mayes out Davis and Johnny Herd lasted • .+ + • Tuesday. "I had last night off. i two-run double and Jim Wynn's clinch. on it's feet and roared approval, slugged Eustis' David Dungey. longer than the rest of the pro Finally in the fifth Perez The draw was the first time was getting Itchy sitting sacrifice fly to ensure the victoPro Gary Thomas got caught card combined, as the pair of ry. began to reach the quickly Rosenberg was ever forced to with a punch as soon as he left middleweight maulled and + around." • tiring Madison with head j go the limit, as he entered the his corner and collapsed for the tugged at one another for eight 3, Padres o Eastwlck hurled the final two + • e innings, stopping St. i.ouls on Dave Parker drove in i body shots, while Madison was bout with a mark of 12 wins by 10 count. The scheduled six- rounds. + one hit as the Reds defeated the three Pittsburgh runs with a content in grabbing and holding KO in 12 fights. rounder lasted only 15 seconds Herd remained undefeated inside. • A lack of knowing how to pace and ended with Milton Owens with an easy decision but the homer and sacrifice fly and Cardinals 6-3. + Time after time Jerry McBride himself might have cost him the scoring the third straight win of fight did not set well with the Reuss blanked "1 didn't want to use Diego, warned Madison to break. And verdict, as Masias had a big his undefeated career. out-dueling Randy Jones. Cincinnati Manager Sparky crowd, which hooted at action Ref raises arms of Rosenberg, left, Maslas time after time Madison third round while Rosenberg This brief encounter was for most of the dull contest. derson said, "but I didn't want Parker's sacrifice fly drove McBride to the only run off Jones, who was refused, forcing to lose." going after his 21st victory, high leap in and push Madison off the The Reds rallied for five runs thrashing Perez. In the majors. in the seventh inning to pod Finally McBride could take AM their come-from-behind victory six-hitter was no more and stopped the fight J.R.Richard's 00i and snap a three-game losing backed up by Bob Watson pair with Madison holding onto the C}UC.tGo Al' - National appointed, I feel at this point each of the 28 NFL teams' repstreak against St. Louis. Cards of RBI singles as houston ropes with both hands, as Perez said his group reserved com- serve clause. starter Pete Football League player repre- it's the best offer we're going to resentatives to grapple with the Falcone, 11-12, was topped Philadelphia. It was the rnent on the development until That article would have persentatives have rejected the iet." sailing along with a no-hitter Astros' sixth straight victory tried best to fight It out.the Ahis brief scuffle, between proposal and decide whether to further Information could be mitted a player to move to anboxers, broke out after the fight contract offer by learn owners Garvey has witheld public submit it to a vote of all the obtained as to what transpired other team after a specified until Pete Rose slapped a two- and the fifth straight loss for but was ended almost as quicky that sparked a fierce internal cvnunent regarding his person. NFLPA players. out single in the sixth. Ken Philadelphia, which leads the at the meeting. number of years. The club ob. Griffey walked and Joe Morgan NI. East Division by 1012 battle between their oft-con- al feeling on the offer, but a But the question never got It started. Details of the offer were not taming a free agent would sursingled to drive in Rose and games. The amateurs were sen- troversial executive director source close to him said he that far. made public. The Associated render two No. I draft choices narrow St. Louis' lead to 3-1. feared acceptance would sational but once the pros got in and their union president. Dodgers s, Expos I Press learned, howcver, that for a top-notch player and a Braves S Cubs action Tuesday, after 11 negate players' rights already the ring, it quickly went seven-hit pitching by starter dowithll After procedural haggling of secret meetings, con- won in the Right-bander Frank LaCorte Doug Rau and reliever and a point-by-point debate, theamong own. the 30 provisions the correspondingly lower cornCharlie ..rs proposed: pensation for a player of lesser rift between owners representatives instead aphurled his second victory of the Hough led Los Angeles The highlight of the night was t.1fl Nevertheless, at a brief news proved a motion "to table di ability. season as players which in the i 2 a slugfest between Say and -A 4rnan squad himt with a Atlanta topped the Montreal. Rau increased Chicago Cubs. "taCorte had The final determination record to 13-10, going seven hb Masias and Ray "Razor" yearsJ•J walkout, one wildcat conference following the mara- cussion" of the offer "pending four-man taxi squad, each would be made by a special has triggered one thon session, Garvey said no further negotiations and clan. memberofwhichwouldbepaid board. In the past, NFL Cornin Rosenberg This three-round the best changeup he has had rungs and giving up six Mon- amateur bout ended all year," said Braves Manager treal hits, including a pinch $500 a week. in a draw. strike and harsh feelings on single point of the 70-page offer fications." was the decisive factor In reIn effect, Garvey said later, Dave Bristol. "It's possible he home run by Andre hit Fans were treated to one of the both sides -A raise in salaries for pre- missioner Pete Rozelie determined the compensation a team "thonestly don't know where jection. Rather, he said, it was the vote meant rejection. could have finished the game." his 11th of the year. Thornton. most exciting fights ever season and postseason play A spokesman for the NFL well as minimum salary limits must pay after obtaining a Jerry Royster scored the we go from here," said a dis. the package as a whole. The Dodgers jiunpetl off to a By a majority vute, the Exec- Management Council, bargainconlolate 7)ick Anderson, the Braves' first run when he led first three rounds chased the proved to be one of the most For Cincy Sale 5.59 Reg. 6.99. Boys sport oxford with nylon uppers, suede toe and heel. Cushioned insole Blue for sizes 0 102 t Sale prices effective thru Mon.. Sept. S. A large group of misses and Juniors casual tops. Shortsleeve, cap sleeve, muscle sleeve and more. Available In scuds, stripes and prints In assorted fabrics and styles. Sizes SAL. Sale4.79 Rig. 5.99. 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Garvey thought the proposal WASHINGTON (AP) It was with the New Orleans and I'm not going FOREST CITY The Lake Mets I, Glints to," said placed an "unreasonable get rained Just wouldn't be another Na- Saints. re29 Kilmer, who will be 37 on Brantley High School football Light-hitting Roy St.alger Sin on," Anderson said. straint" on player movement, (tonal Football League seaso n if In 1973 Kilmer led the Wash- Sunday, be fore recei vi teams- varsity, junior varsity gled and scored the tying run in Speed Moreland and Vic the the source said. Hi and three other mem bers Bill Kilmer were healthy. ington Redskins to the playoffs award at the Redskins ng and freshman will be feted the seventh Inning, then singled Rlchburg combined annual for a best- of t eren-man NFLPA Execsaid there was no talk The Washington Redskins despite recurring attacks of Welcome Home Luncheon ofGarvey tonight at 7:30 in the school home the winning run in the ball score a possible st rike of 29 in the nine-hole uU Committee support ed ac- quarterback played last season gastroenteritis at the that required sponsored by the Touchdown cafeteria with a covered dish eighth as the New York Mets do g fight tournament Tuesday cece of the offer. They despite a right shoulder separa. pod-season surgery to supper. correct. Club. "Hell, what good IS defeated San Francisco. at Mayfair Country Club. that? The Pla yers Association has weg o pposed by Ed Garvey, tion and a bone fracture in his It is only fitting then that KilVar sity coach Jim Haley said 'If I find out it's cracked, I've Reliever Skip Lockwood Second in the weekly tourney exU(lve director of the play- left foot. been a basic agreement each team would be in troduced gained the victory to level his were mer, who has a possible still got to play with it. It's sincewithout Jan uary 1974. A pre. Bill Swnmervjlle and ers' who some membe rs Even before th at, he over- cracked rib, will receive the pro bably not cracked and par ents and friends would record at 7-7. For Ed Halicki, Larry Lapanne anyway, season strike later that year with a 32. Wade woI li ke to see ousted. came a ne.j-Iatal automobile George Ilalas Award today as It's not bothering hear from assistant coaches 11-14, it was his first loss in my passing collapsed. The dispute aLso five Bolts and George Billups "ft wa.s a çA.an I felt was good accident in 1Q62 whil e playing the Nati onal Football Le about prospects for the up- ll(tlme deis1cn against the ague's motion. The only time it bothers finished third after a match of and, tried to sell," said for the San Francisco4rsa nd sparked a wildcat strike last coining season most courageous player. me is when I breathe real ye Mets. Cards. ar by the New England PaAndersn. "yeah, I'm dis- he played while injured when he "I haven't had the rib x.rayeil hard." the game with a single, ad- rquick lead in the first on a two". un double by Bill Russell. In the eighth, a pinch hit single by Slates Reggie Smith scored Lee Lacy - AAoreland, Richburg Card lnJIi'ed saf et y for the Miami Dolphins who as president of the NFl. Players Association had'wurked out the proposal with IICrS last wee k. "&mnetunes you win , sometimaj ou lose, sometimes you Kilmer NFL's Most Courageous - - SANFORD PLAZA Open )Ia..t PP.iLMOAIy fling Saturday Open Sunday l:$OtuS:$Gp.n,. Cola gC,iWcrPli.3fl.ICi SloviPli,3fl.13t WINTER PARK MALL Ia Opon am. I., tp m Mnday Ihs 1.tu'Ual Opentvi,day l:$)Ic$Op Catit. Cii*tv P$. 04.10144 l,(Wii Pf', 441 J.33 ( • ::• -/ 'I. .'.,i,y ORLANDO DOWNTOWN + • 0p11' Ioam tê pm. Twits,. W,d, Thurs. I nd ia?. Op'i S.Ca.m. '.030 pm. Monday 01i4 rf4.py Sor, P1', 04I+1. ON - .':,. alp -. ,. • •. • • • :'. :. ; • " :', 'I'' . . ' ' ..;?i • '. . ' ':. " '"-':.. ' •• ': • : ., ,r. . ...i -r i Yit, �21-tu*lq NeraW. liaised, FL Wsdaiy, SipI. 1. ma E aiBaseball Move Over, Mark T M. Crank) 7. Knowing When NINTH - I. Chris FrIltee AMINICAN LEAGUE (Kurtzwortli); I. Coalmont Fritz tee, (Bridges); 3. Sitar Hanover W L Pd. GB (Komers): 4. Proms Rival New York 70 10 .417 (TayIor);SBobbata$t(Raucgl);4 Baltimore 537 1)', Rlteway Ralph (Cuffiane); ,. A@ 41 SAN JOSE, Calif. -(NEA)- a couple of specials. No series. Cleveland 44 43 .312 I3' Sumter Princess (Tarpy); S. "It wo had p,g"ft Boston "He might do date 4241 .417 is for Caroline Calgary (Nielsen). Detroit 41 $ .441 It God," says George Wallach, personal appearances. People TINY" - 1. p,gg, MilMee SI II .157 20', (Provost); 2. Shawnee Win "the Olympics couldn't have want to meet him." West (eral.d); 3. Santos Girl (biSon); worked out better for Bruce U you've got the idea by new Kan City 7453 .313 I Ratio (Solders); S. Jetty Symbol Oakland 70 II .331 I Jer." all this has been fairly carefully (Ray); 6. Howard Champ (Kwi . Minnesota 64 41 .441 13 worth). 7. Lisa Lie See c. ihion Wallach is the personal orchestrated before hand, Texas 40 71 .43514 teld): S. Tlnyi Time bomb the new cult hero u.. manager of of you're on the d& track. Phil California 30 74 .435 30' Chicago nMmeijca, the handsome, 37 74 .435 2) Finch, a Young novelist, had tUESDAYIII$ULT$ Yveotay's usd55 dazzling winner of the already started on an FIRST - 1. Frisky Patrick Minnesota 43. Milwaukee • (Mickey Metcalf.) (4) Sb 340 3.60; decathlon at the Xxi Olympiad autobiography with Bruce Baltimore A. Kansee City 3 2. Lady Byrd Spartan (3) 4103 50; 3. in Montreal. Wallach, an cf. several months ago. A contract bias S. Bos ton 3 Jericho 6 (I) 3.20; Q 41 4) 2%10; T Cleveland A. Chicago 2. tO fervescent agent with a pad In for Prentice-Hall to publish it 2:12. nings SECOND - t. i'horp,s Champ one of those crags in the next spring was signed two California 4. Detroit 3 (Tom Stader) (5) 6.10 1.40 1.10; 3. Hollywood hills, details the days after the Olympics, and a New York 2. 03kd 1 Eastermite Cton (4) 420 3.00; 3, Tu*ay's GU m muffed destiny that led to the 6,000-word excerpt will appear Tar Dapple (I) 5.40; Q (45) 30001 Yes Texas (Perry till) at BoSton (54 1) 103.40; 0.0. 114 5) 31.00 1 as the iflSpodsflhlatrstedfna month. crowning Of Jenner (JenkIns 12 11) 1:34.1. "world's greatest athlete" and Alan Rothenberg, a Kansas City (Bird 11.4) at THIRD - 1. Brimstone dr* the most Baltimore (Flanagan 0.41. (n) explottable property to prominent los Angeles lawyer (Betty Gill) (3) 37.10 13.20 3.10: 2. Cleveland (Bibby CS) at Chi Sweet B (2) come out of the Olympics: retained by Wallach, carefully 7.60 5.70; 3. Hal Com cago (Kravec 1.1). In) mander ()) 5.40; Q (2.3)3440; "Lct Frank Shorter lose the checks all the fine print. Alan, Milwaukee (Colbon $13) at 2)) 535.00; T 2:12.4. marathon. (He did.) Minnesota (Johnson 11). (nI onceinlInetobecomp1aa1 FOURTH - 1. Birdie Bee Irish? Detroit (Robdrts 1213) "Let Dwight Stones lose the of pro basketball, is a (Frank Rusin) (7) 7.40 3.00 3.20: 2. at California (Tanana Ill). In) high Jump. (He di(L) Decatur Boy (6) 2.40 2.40; 3. vicars pragmatic type. "We've taken New York (Hunter 14.13) at RockethIb.S0;Q(6.7)$,30;T(7.i.l) "Let do 1500 meters become no deals yet," he says, Oakland (Blue 131)). (n) 83 00. T 2:01,1. Tbv$ay'5 Ga.. race. (With the "becae "becausewe don't have the FIFTH - I. Mud Pop Milwaukee at Minnesota Provost) (5) 25.00 7.00 2.40; 2. Flying defection of Kenya's Mike Bolt, same problem as Mark Spitz Only game scheduled Hank (I) 3.407,40; 3. Galavant (2) it did.) (the 72 Olympics hero who 2.A Q(1. 8) 15.50; T(S1.2) 140.40; 1 "Let Bruce win the decathlon flopped as a commercial NATIONAL LEAGUE 2:11.4. with .fli's Ent v h." And he did, pclity).re'son SIXTH - t. ITCt, need to rcr. W 1. pct. 6a Van ev,ndor) (5) 5.404,003.10; 2. with that cIiznaflc4:l2.6 mile W take the money and run." PtlIa 13 47 .6 Kingly Hal (1) 7.40120; 3. Pan* (1) zoom the wanid decathlon Pitts To cynics who wonder about 73 5? 334 10'2 4,10; 0(4,3) 24.20; 1(5-41) 111.20; 1 New York 46 64 .501 17 record to a phenomenal 8,616 the "All-America boy and 7:11. Chicago 40 73 .455 Si S$VINTH - 1. Fearless Bob points. Mom's apple pie" merSi. Louis 36 70 .444 25 (Charles lhlenfeid) (1)3.403.402.40: In New York Immediately chandising Montreal of 44 Ii .3.0 37 Jenner, 2. Doras logic inc (5) 10.40 3.40; 3. West thereafter, claims Wallach, Rothenberg shrugs, "That's the Superficial (1) 3.10; 0 (1.1) 20.40; T Cinc inna ti 51 10 .432 ,Jenner "was treated like way he is. Besides, that (111)237.20; 1 2:05.1. Los Ang 71 56 .565 ellit EIGHTH -I. Monterey Hanover Undbergh" and "Bruce and what's selling thee days. He' Houston 67 41 .1% 15 (Mickey Bridges) (7) 3402.502.20; San Diego Qirystie (his pretty blonde get the milk commercials 43 70 .171 21 2. Nibs Brat (2) 5.10 2.40; 3. Strong Atlanta SC 73 .4.47 24S wife) became the (5) 2.40; 0 (3.7) 1 .00; I (7.2.5) ew and Joe Namath can take it San Fran 34 76 .121 fl 103.20; T 2:13, swodhetits of America." booze commercials." Tuesdays Results NINTH -1. Special Joe (Frank In New York it was also Atlanta S. ChIcago 3 The man with the baton I Taylor (1) 22.20 9.80 3.10: 2. PIttsburgh 3. San Diego 0 Itazewood Comet (4) 4.40 3.50 3. revealed that besides Wallach Wallach, who saw pictures New York 4. San Francisco 2 Love Bug Run (3) 4.50; 0(44) s40 and his 10 per cent agent's bit, Bruce and Chrystie in Peopi Los Angeles S. Montreal 1 1 (4-4..31 10.20; T 2:10.2. the William Morris Agency will Magazine last winter, calle C1flCEWIStI 6, St. LOUIS S TENTH 1. John L. Purdue Houston 3, PhiladelphIa 2 (Tom Vandeyenteq) (4) 1.10 2.30 handle Jenner's theatrical them up and told than that the Todays Games 2.30; 2. Deana A (I) 2.20 2.20; 3. future and Rogers and had a look which would sell. chicago (boonam 110) at At Clayhaven Plonaw (7) 3.60 Q (11) Cowan, of New York and They met for the first tim anti (Rutluven 1313). (fl) 5.20 1 (4.1.7) 40.40; 1 137.1. Die s D " (Strom 11.13) at Hollywood, will handle his when Bruce came to Lo ..A 1.141. Handle 532.511. Pittsburgh (kison lOs), (n) publicity. Angeles in January to coinpet San Francisco (Mcnetvsco 13. "Potentially," gushes In the Sunkist Games. Georg 11) at New York (ocssnan IA. I), (n) George, "he's as big as Robert took him to his Benedict canya Los Angeles (Sutton U4) at DAYTONA BEACH Redford, If Hollywood is home, the one with the kidney Montriel (Dunning 2.5), (.,) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES calling, you've got to have guys shaped swimming pool and i Philadelphia (Underwood ti' (William Morris, Rogers and 450SL Mercedes in thi Of Houston (McLaughlin 3 V. FIRST - I. Gcne Austin; 2 In) Cowan who can respond to that driveway. "I was the firs Mov,ngt.ady;3.Tnje Faith; 4. PatI Cincinnati 12.1) Pain. calL Even if it does cost 10 person to show interest jnj' $t. Louis (Rasmussen 5.10). (n) 1. Ed's Impulse. 5. Canadian Bowl points." says George. Thursdavs Games SECOND - 1. Orecm .'cve: San Francisco at New York This is offer-study time as Btindi$ ippef; 3.Ml(iie f., Naturally, because BtIIC( Jwnk.l Los Angeles at Montreal. (n) Glad; S. Mljtown Counteis; Bruce and Chrystle flew off to was an amateur, there could be San Diego at Pittsburgh. (n) Fairway Flai r., 7. bar S Forsc*;5 Hawaii for some restful no formal contract and Wallact Larry Go. THIRD - I. MI ViClil; 2. Desert trollcking. In the first two days says that four months elapse after the Olympics,$1ac beforehefetheJersw., Lady; Ligh t; A. p, . I1eIded $300,000 worth fâ's. committed torhim. But at he kIblil; 0. Home Felka. He says William Morris final Olympic trials in Eugene, FOURTH -1. Lady's Day; 2. Or Burbon; 3. Dirk Lament; i. Korea.- estimates that in the "comrn Ore., and at the Games in S. Metric Mats; 6. Terry T. American League mercials" Lea, Jenner can Montreal, discreetly on the BATTING (323 at bats)- McRae. Unraveling; S. Wright Can Can. make $2 million. scene were Wallach, Rothen. FIFTH - I. Sunny Dcii; 2. Bar. KC. .330; G.Bi-,?t. XC. .332; c,,. t; 3. Volare; 4. Hondo Pass; S. Man, .323: Bostock. Mm, .333; "Already," says Wallach, berg and Finch. LeFiore. 0.1. .315 Pe,v'oie Whynot; 4. Winding River; "we've got two Hollywood And when Jenner had 55; 7. Winship. I. See Secrst*, RUNS-R.Whi., NY. proposals for films heroic finished competing In his last cF lore, Def. 14; Rivers. NY. 5.4; SIXTH I. Painless Dentist4 Otis. KC. 51; North, Oak, $O. Mac 's George; 3. DoIly 74.; 1. kinds of things. A men's product decathlon, the campaign for RUNS BATTED 114-LMay. Bal. Countess Christie; 5. Flori Buck; offered $100,000 for a corn- selling of a hero was already $6; ChambIIs, NY. $6; Munson, NY. 6. lobIl's Wizard; T. AIm; I. R's merdal. Mike O'Hara offered formulated. Ii; Mayberry, KC. $4; Ystrz.mskl, Jerry. else, 51. SEVENTH - I. London Tara 2. $200,000 for Bruce to compete "Ten years ago," says Brian K. Eckert; 3. Summer Dew; 1. for the ITA (International Wallach, whose firm Is Sports HITS-G.B,el,. KC. 175; Rivers, NY, Ill; Carew. Mm, 141, LeFiore. League; S. Covnect,vd; 6. Burton's Track Association). That's out. Media Sales (he handles the Del. 140; Chambllsi. NY, 157. Kelly; 7. Robert West: I, Apache We don't want him to be doing radio and TV package of the Mic Go Nstlesl Liague EIGHTH -1. Gay Mood; 2. Wei )-yard sprints against O.J. Golden State Warriors1 among BATTING 025 at bats- John. Wei Wong; 3. Mideawlst,; 1. Shanda Sun1o. others), "I collected baseball stone, Phi. .335; Madiock. Chi, 33; Lee; S. K's Pharaoh; 4. Kim Luke; Morgan, Cm. .335; GriUey, Ciii. .370; 7. Compromise; S. White Clown. "We want to limit corn- cards. And here I got America's G.Madooi. Phi, 375. NINTH - 1. Sweet Brandy; 2. mercial exposure to two or hero." RUNS-Rose, Cm, 113; Morgan, LuCky Whiz;). Worthy Will; 1. Hand three blue chip companies on a He has, Incidentally, already Ciii. 101; Griffey, Ciii, Cl; Schmidt, Off; S. Pecos Rockln; ö. Shaded long-term basis. In television, turned down a nude centerfold Phi, U; Monday. chi, 53 Blue; 7. Cap Checker: S. Bachior we want to give him sport- For RUNS BATTED IN- G.Foster, Boy. Bruce Jenner In Cm. 112; Morgan, Ciii, 51; Schmidt, TENTH -. 1. Qui$eqeyana; 2. scading experience. Maybe do Cosmopolitan. Phi, 57; Luzipflki, Phi. 03; Watson. Wright Gay; 3 S.C. Whiteitone; 1. Mn. SI. it's Taffy; S. Satin..; 4. KCIffi HITS-- Rosa. Clii, 177. Montane:. GeIger. 7. Sandy Time; S. Vera Att, 147; Garvey. LA, 137; Buckner, Gamn. LA. 136. D.Cash. Phi. 152; Grftey, TWELFTH I. Jersey Jane: 2. Ciii. 332. Space Watch; 3 Melody Time; 1 Cousin Kim; S. Nellie Day 6. Bit Of Grace; 1 Travelhn Lucy; S. Treats, Spitz: * .. ere Comes 1.1 - with Bruce J enner fairs SPO RTS IN BRIEF tELEVISION LISTINGS I W.dn.sda 12.wc*wI MOSCOW - The Soviet Tennis Federation refused to compete against Chile, its scheduled opponent, in the interzone Davis Cup semifinals citing Its "indignation with the horrible crimes committed by the Chilean Military Junta." 3$ MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 6:30 (2) (It NBCNEWS 24 ZOOM R1N TIN TIN 7:00 1 2 TO TELl,. THE TflIJl}4 4) BRADY 8&A'IC11 '61 CONCENTRATION 640 HOGAN'S HEROES i FEEDBACK 9 WILD. WILD MJlLD OF 45i Newcombe Arm Ailing FOREST HILLS, N.Y. - A recurring arm injury forced veteran John Newcombe of Australia to withdraw from the U.S. Open Tennis Championship on the eve of the event. Tony La Blanon, Sheree Hoith, Dana Andrew. An encon aepts a job as a parole agent in an expetVnenod proatn. 1975(P) '6) '1) MARY IIARIMAN, MARY HARTMAN 9) ABC MOVIE: i.otfl Armstrong..hicage Style." Ben Vereen stars. FAns based on an indderw in the We of Jazzmen Louis Nmetron when his We was ttwea*ened by Chicago gangeters. Also stars Fled Buttoro, Mergares Avery, Janet MecLact*i. (A) '24 MOViE: "Last Holiday." Alec OtAnness plays the rode Of a lonely Encisl'rnan who is t.41 he hin a tOrrTyn3t ilness and elects to spend his remarrunO days at a popular resort, where he fincis a new circle of (nerds, 1950. (A) 12:00 61 WILD, WILD WEST MARCUS WELBY, M.D. 24 BALLOT 76: House of flesesnuaaye,. ftrct 30. 3$ STAR TREK Siderowf Advances, 1-Up 7:30 LOS ANGELES - British Amateur golf champion Dick Siderowf of Westport, Conn., defeated Mike Barge of Fargo, ND., 1-up in the opening round of the U.S. Amateur Championship. $ Lass Sets Channel Record 800 CCNCERT' Featisoo vuilt" Carroll. (6; BERT CONVy SHOW: Comedy variety serIes st Coy. Hervy Po4c Ii, SaAe James. 9) THE BIONIC V)W.N: • Jakne kane Olost hurdef DOVER, England - Britain's Wendy Brook clipped seven minutes off Tins BLschoff's world record for a oneway swim across the English Channel by crossing in eight Bruce and Chryste: A look which would sell 1 2) PRICE IS RIGHT '4) TREASURE HUNT (t) WONDERFUL WORLD OF MAGIC 6* HOGANS HEROES 'Si $25.000 PYRAMID '2; Sri hours, 56 mInutes. 1:00 when a dangerous liver. 1 2) 124 TOMORROW nahsaJ force dlsn.ç(s a critical s.o.s pioed in a sti*4 New Enavs1 town. (A) 241 NOVA: "The UnderourId emerd." A look at the aramais who hue underosnJ and their role in maintairung the productivity of the sod. (R) • 3$ MOVIE: 'Rise and Shine." George aphy, Linda (34inei. 1941. Comedy athut looth&l hero's 2:00 2 DAILY DEVOTIONAL Thursday 6:10 2; • 900 124 NBC MOVlE:"Ba,o I"cket" Don Moroóth stats as an Ibneraril horse trader Apes." Roddy McDowalI • - - 5 6:15 SUNSHINE ALMANAC (BAW) (Tues.) "Secrets of the ue on.- PaiA Lucas, Edward Arnold. (B&W) (Wed) "The Strange Case of (. AX" Lionel Aiwul, Patrick Knowles. (85W) 1944. (Thurs) "Weird Woman." Lan Pursues a horse Ifuef (Chuck Comors.) (A) 14 6 i CBS MOVIE: "Conquest of the Planet of (he Ricardo kntalb SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:55 2, DAILY DEVOTIONAL 9' MOVIE: (Men.) ..The Mummy's Tomb.' Ion Chaney. Dick Form. 1942. and free spunt who, with his nephew lIke Elsenmann) Leaders 2 s.30 4 PASTOR'S STUDY 6 SUP#,IER SEMESTER 1 7; LJUAS, YOGA AND YOU 9' SUNRISE JUBILEE 830 Chaney, Evolyi ArAers l944.(Ffl.) House of Fear. "WdIiam Don Llitoll - ray. Fourth in the series of (drylO in wticti apes take con- Gargan, Irene Hervey. 1945. Vol of the planes from the nero. 1972. (A) Si BARETTA Baron is accused of rxckebng a PM Thhon dollars. (A) 24' TO BE ANNOUNCED 10.00 12 12: IOOAY (Local news at 725 and 825). '4 G' CBS NEWS: (7305 700 inn, local news, Co. 4). 6$ POPEYE AND FRIENDS 7' SESAME STREET 19 GOOD MOANING AMERICA 800 4' Si CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 900 2' PHiL. CONAHUE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW rx S,, q ,C 0 1 ,,~ Lky,, a SE__.._ C :1A. I Ntq JAWS OF W' ~~J 5:30 Cary Cowan Seeking O - 7:07 . "FRO;s"SlIDe T i..1 E 1k Third Amateur Title FIRST -1. June Alice (5) 27K 10.10 7.00, 3, Madds Kristi (5) 1750 FIRST 1 Ace Trump (Kurt:. 520; 3. Jump Master (4) 5.20; 0 is *OrTh). 7 Great Marty (SIrk); 3. • PISSI 320.10; 3117. LOS ANGELES lAP) Justly Randolph (Bourgeois); 4. It's champion Fred Ridley of SECOND I. White Cactus (I) Cinders McElwyn (Weaver). S. K. 4S03 20 330, 2.Rulf Ian (2leOi.20; an overworked word, but 'ex- Winter Haven, Fla., who opens G Speed (Roy); 6. Prevaicator 3 G R. Ps,%;a ($)4 OQQ (2 a) perience' is going to have 17 40; an his defense against Mike Stoll of (Prov5t); 7. like Perkins (Parr); P5 7) 4S.30, 1 (125)173 . 00 awful lot to do with who wins Beaverton, Ore,, a 24 winner O Rebel I Guy Lake). I) 5150; 3505. here," says Canadian Gary SECOND - I. Miss Benartcn THIRD - 1. Power Man U) 2.00 over MarkCurlettofcoat ..vWe, Cowan, embarking on a quest Pa. (No Diver); 2. Dasrn.d Heel (No 7602.40; . Ma)ou Happy (V 7.00 Oriver);3,Flukey Luke (FL.ga);4 For a third U.S. Amateur Golf 450; 3. Buttermilk (0)4.20.0(27) "I played this course on Sur, Romeo Adla (OrmsOy); Mighty 24.10; P (72)3300; 1 (720) 370.20. mPlonship. Mouth (Solders); 4 Maurice Ed. day and Monday, so, ma way, I FOURTH -I. .J,C.s l4 Big Girl ward ( bereznak); 7. Evas Dream Cowan, 37, from Kitchener, was happy (4) 1540700 5-SO; 7. Wright Crusar to play In the first (Lake); 5 Danciiw. Colleen (Van Ontario, catured II) 1403 IC. 3. Clip U) 7.00 , j the U.S. Na- round and net have a bye," said (Il) 24440 T (117) TH'J4D - 1. ChaIha,, Nick 1.54500; 3151, tlonal 0npionship in both Cowan referring to the added (C'woVickJ; 2. Rutldy Hope FIFTH I. Toug'iy Tommy (4) 1966 and 1972 and became the experience. Asked why he (Vanteryçrt'; 3. frene Vo 13.40 540 250. 2 My Flirty Gcrte first foreigner to win the title hadn't played In recent U.S. A(dri014.'.4, Sy .i(m (Ba:no,l; (5)1.50320. 3. Boo Tr,on (I) 300; o since his countryman Sandy Amateurs, he answered: . .qflertm AdO iV.imtsIl); 4. (4 41 26.20 P (Ii) 75.50; 1 (45 1) Somerville did It in 1932. 4 sbrt 'Fagal. 7. Red 3&A1. 3150 Clip 40' Antato) 0. 'Forecaster He admits he'd prefer it If the "In 1971, I decided to spend I. Western Hero (5) 500 SIXTH Itodr). 4503 00; 2 My Odyette (4) 5.40500; U.S. Amateur were still a more time with the family and 1(JU1114 I. F'ndcm Tr oll 3 Rufus Hazouri (5) 320; a 45) medal play tournament as it business and I did it." 7. C. K s First (R. 43 10. P (S 1)223 30; T (Ii 5) 211 40. r.relp).' .3. ri Bye Wi was when he won, but aster (K ur tz. Temperatures soared to 100 3* 55 wrni, 1. Ocaln Bet,ne (Farber); S SEVENTH - I My Big Wheel (1) winning his opening match degrees and more hot weather ,j Anui Ornnsby); 4 1020300 3.50. 2. My My Molly (fl can be expected the rest of the without losing a hole , sa id , t4aicyi ,. 1 400210; 2 G. R. Sunset (1) 300. 0 probably have a better chance week. British Amateur chamCtv Ln t.y (De,k%l; 0. PInes 117131.20; P (1 71 7S.50; 1 1)71) 'Bi'..Pt (UØs of winning on this type of golf pion Dick Siderowf of Westport, 112 20. 31 44 FIFTII -. 1. rnt kvi;ht EIGHTH - I. White Shasta (5) course." Coon hopes his own game 'MØraiO.), 2 Jmnu Frt (Like). Ii 401 601 V. 2 Caveft (4) 3.003.00, Bel-Air, scene of this 76th heats up. $'.. Pi siot tGrim,i (Van I Pecos Smokhn (4) 140. Q (lit rvcr')., A. My T,qii. 1. Wdfltiwuii He shot only an 82 but elimi4550. Pill) IPSO; T (Ii 4) 32100; champiombip event, proved Easy Slrri U; (Dvuracek); 3. 31 36. sell demanding on opening day nateti Mark Barge of Fargo, Pr(,vat Line 7 Des Frisky NINTH I. J41119 1 UI 1510 7.40 so ND,, 1-up with a par 4 on the and will continue to do (FiI,Q.) m, 5 KirrIkunruck (Sica) , 150. 2 Demor, (4) 5*0 400; iX' P7-I LiabiImty (74. Crank); Joars Bidfooi Ill 150 Q 17*1 through the 36-hole fjjt2j on day's final hole. A triple bogey I. Grey '9 (D'Amao); 3 Dee Sum 60 , P174)13200. T (2411 lIt 50; Sunday. and double bogey showed on i' i4.ti4'iZw1ttl). I Cmbun 30 97. "This is what you call a Siderowl's card. '"$CO (Ho ,Oris cr1 S SPiidy TENTH I. Able George 14 1 400 , ,-k-til Ve1tderl3r). 6. Rods 7 40 350; 2. Bold Admiral (S) 3 m thinking golf course, you can't "I was pretty lucky to get ("i'I. 7 don .Iossr Qu"b 1:o. 3. tiI: Dart (7) 400; 0(4 s just go out and whale the ball," away," he çj', g c,.,',, S ton duet. admitted readily. . 'oo. 13a 1(4571 1*000. Cowan said Tuesday after "You hit your baflinto the V.7/ I Chanuij.DaJp . ELEVENTH .. I O,vnne Eckert whipping Dave Richards of on this course Mid you just c' (Ku,rz.orft.), 2 -Dreial Trt,dy .5) (4sS.)silo. 3 Traselji Ron# Chambersburg, Pa., 1 Wit! 4 in get to the green In par. You mS'zk) CU Latur (Varsjeruo,t); ill '60 1 40- 3 W'IlieWiley(3)340 their 16-hole match, yyyy tPt"vrsen ) 5 Argo might get just one round like I o 7 8 j 3 X. P(31) 790, T(55) Today he meets 0. Gordon had and then either Angus 'flg v mwr;; .4, Tiyhjrs .'SS 40. 3) 45' you'll be two nri v, wril 1, S ront TWELFTH .- I. First Cij$s (4) Brewer of Huntington Valley, going home or playing tetter." ll'b,fl14m. A. I JO. (D'eoraçik'. 7,WiidSock(3,$50 Ps., who 'as 56ainaing Today lQ.lTp; -- j Mndy Nib tRau); one of e 7 1 ,River II;510'Q(3.m 14.0 .3 80'vi m,/,i...i), fW.Jgij). 3. ViCtory 'IO J, P(43l 3240 T'i 3.1) 5O..iq. the 200 qualIfiers to draw an matctes,hemJrljs ros Wrryifl (Roy), 4 Ssuy opii'igroiind bye. 35pe Jr., of Miami Beach, son of the S Yen t'e Hobo z.U.S. H#nd1 5116.353. Al ii 1. " c'. C • ALSO "TRICK BABY" i . '2; '12. CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 35 700 CLUB 11:00 '2 ROCKY AND FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 400 '2' IRONSIOE 1 4.1 NANNY AND THE PRO. FESSOR '61 MERV GRIFFIN 3.00 't2; ANOTHER WORD '6) ALL IN THE FAMILY 9 J GENERAL HOSPITAL 21 '4; '121 WHEEL OF FOR- TUNE '6) (Tues. oi'y) BAKE OFF AWARDS: Fwhsts in the Pillsbury contest demonstrate their eies, &ston. Mass. 'SI HOT SEAT '24' UUAS, YOGA AND YOU '2' 0 9) '91 EDGE OF NIGHT '24j SESAME STREET 35' ADOAMS FAMILY 4:30 9; LUCY 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB 3:15 L GENERAL HOSPITAL 330 '4 (5) MATCH GAME 11:30 2 '12: HOLLYWOOD 500 ADAM 12 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (85W) '24 THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 35 LASSIE 5:30 1 2; 112; NEWS (5) 1'COAN'SHEROES M BEWITCHED I 9 BEVERLY HI1.LBIWES 24 ROBERT MAC PEt RE- 35* By JAY SHARBUT AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) - If you're wondering what's afoot 11:55 on TV next fall, don't hold your '4 6 i 6* CBS NEWS breath and expect the 1976-77 Program schedules you read about in spring to be the same Afternoon come this September. 1P np ABC 2 '9' one new series, "Feather and 4 '6 YOUNG AND RESTLESS Father," and shifted five other 24. (Mon.) RIVALS OF shows, four Ofthem new, to new SHE Rtoci'c iiou€ time slots at night. EVENING AT pops NBC has fought back by postUPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS ponlug the September start of (Thtn) NOVA (Fn.) 0005< two new series, "Snip" and BEAT "Gibbsvllle ," and making sev31 BIG VALLEY en schedule changes, including 1230 installation of a 90-minute TV 2 12. THE Q SHOW movie on Wednesdays. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Only CBS hasn't changed Its 9 ALL MY CHILDREN announced fall schedule yet. 24' (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S Such program-juggling, TABLE called "fine-tuning" or "count1255 erprogramming," occurs 2 12 NBC NEWS before the start of every season. tOO On On this go, it's part and par2 12 SOMERSET of the push by ABC, tradl'4 MIDDAY tionally the third-in-the-ratings '6 I NEWS network, to recaptureThe No, 1 9 RYANS HOPE 24 MOVIES (Mon.) -Wmer ratings slot it held midway u (T.) '-The Lady. through last winter and early kdIeq." (Wed) 'Kind Heart into spring. 46 and Coronets: (Thus.) 'Lasl.,( NBC, it's a battle to Ivoid Holday.' (Fri) Lavaruiar I'4lI' a repeat of fast season, when It Meb" (A) suffered its worst ratings in 35 t&3VIE. recent years. At stake are Spy." Dcloros Del lio. TENNIS 11:50 1*. PAUL HARVEY MENTARY :y ''' "r" d FALL SCHEDULE 831-9993 amp~ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES IthruStlmes HOURS 4 thru 25 times 5:00A.M. -S:30P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon 41caIine . .31c a line .... 2icaOne (S2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication millions of advertising dollars and the support or defection of affiliated stations. The way it stands now, ABC's new "Captain end Tennille" va rlety hour on Mondays will be battling CBS' "Rhoda" and "Phyllis" series, while "Little House on the Prairie," shifted r Wedncay,nolda ii3C' fort, The red of ABC's Monday night will have pro football pitled against CBS' "Maude" and "All's Fair" sitcoms and "Executive Suite," while NBC cornbats that with movie fare. Tuesday, NBC has three onehour shows- "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep," a World War II flying series, and the returning "Police Woman" and "Police Story" - trying to hold the line against a powerhouse ABC lireup- "Happy Days," "LaVerne and Shirley," "Rich Man,Poor Man" and "Family." At CBS, "Tony Orlando and Dawn," "M-A-S-H," "One Day at a Time," and "Switch" are on hand to Join the Tuedsay night capering. Wednesday night, a big viewing night, has ABC serving up three rock 'em, sock 'em shows - "Bionic Woman," "Bardta" and "Charlie's Angels." CBS' answer b two hours ofhopedfor - - chuckles - "Good Times," "Ball Four," "All in the FFan* ly" and "Alice" - and then "The Blue Knight." NBC's competing wares are a medical sitcom, "The Praca tke," a TV movie, and a new Western, "The Quest." Thuriv Is chuckle night at ABC, the 'lineup consisting of the "Welcome Back, Kotler," "Barney Miller," "The Tony Randall" and "Nancy Walker" shows, followed by an old copper piece, "Streets of San Francisco," will be the gentle " Waltons," and the notw gentle Hawaii Five-O" and " Barnaby Jones" series. NBC has the remade "Invisible Man," now called "Gemini Man," then, a miniseries based on bed-selling novels, and then Dick Van Dyke's variety show, origirtally scheduled and doubt. less written for the "family hour" trade. Friday. NBC has Its laughtested "Sanford and Son" and "Chico and the Man," plus 4-tJI4 Care FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps AlCOhOlIC Anonymous Can Help Call 123 ISV Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, FlorIde 37171 LOflgwoOd Day Care CenterLngwd'i oldest. 6a.m. 4p...bus to elem. school. 3353757 anytime. PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWS Cleaning the garage again- Moving - Cvwd to Eat the same Items around you moved last spring? Planning on storing them another year? Don't SEAFOOD do it. Plan a garage sale and dorit forget to advert A. it in the Herald FREE HOME DELIVERY '.."0t ads. Like magic, the ciutter L1113.3 c24.ATTzr6c.,m will disappear, and you'll have Peas, you pick, new patch. Black extra cash In your pocket. eyes, .'urplc Hull, Cucumbers, On ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll N Oregon Ave.,', Mile N,SR44, Fret, 444.3027 for "We Care" lust west Of 1 4 5 1 Mi. W. of "Hotline," Adults or Teens, Sanford, 372 3910. %- - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON PrsIsd yost prsIsdg your uslers. If you a.. 11W - For families or friends of problem drinkers. For further Information call 123 4357 or write Sanford Al Anion Family Group P.O. IOn 353, Sanford, Fla, 32771. -u 5-Lost & Found Lost- Parakeet, blue and whit,:. REWARD, Rose Hall, 304 E. 4th St., Sanford. W. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. HWE S1ap cm,*4 6-001d Care "The Rockford Files" and Attorney General's Office Tallahassee, Florida "Serpico" going against ABC's Educational Child Care fur as low as $2. weekly if you quality, 323 5.421 "Danny and Marie" and "Frior 373.5135 day Movie" and CBS's "Spencer's Pilots" and "F riday Mov- Child a'e In my home. C,,tlf,ad teacher with nursery schoci en Ic." For ,nfonnat,o., p*!ori ii *4 Poli ce or thec,N', office New iri+he perivnce. Nutritious lunch. 337. Blind Mother Teaches (IL*r,rk Ka Infan-t-How.. To Swim.. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. of The class teaches tots to be in the watd, including (API When the Central confident in the water. said Jeanny LaCour, class Branch YMCA offered a mom"I really don't think children instructor. "1 was a little leery tot swim program recently, Ka- should be afraid of water," about Kathy taking the class thy Claus decided it was a good Mrs. Claus said. "If something but she's handled it very well. idea to teach her baby to swim, should happen TURNS to them around She has a good, positive atMrs. Claus is blind, but that 9 FAMiLY FEUD water, then it may affect them titUde," doesn't hamper her as se for 200 the rest of their lives. 9 M,000 PYRAMID guides her 6-month-old daughLorraine Lujan, a class mom"I never force Kendra 10 dø 2 ter, Kendra, through the basics the kicking. There are some her, agreed, "From what I've 2 12 1HE DOCTORS of swizmrn.ng. seen, Kathy seems to be doing days when we don't get anyfine. She dresses the baby. thing n Anna ft Arn,l.. • ---.'n Petsu,, on her takes care of her and asks for mood. We usually do well, no assistance. She has a lot of though." courage and the does great," The class teaches the fundaSH'!YC' IBEDETYSHPEL mentals of kicking and going "I think It's nice to see a baby MM under water. It also teaches the do something new," Mrs. Claus HAL DOD B N PB A SALT I parents not to panic if some- said. "1 learned to swim early, AA PH V L 1110 H EN MI IS! M thing goes wrong. but not like this. I enjoy the CRRMI ZEEOI LDLBRAMZE "Some of the parents are abit time I Spend with Kendra and uneasy about taking their kids we have a lot of fun." DOLDOMT;OI SOBELRDTS ' - SEEK & FIND! 1 ROCKS Marble Schist Phyllte Shale Quartzite Siltstone Sandstone Slate Migratory Land Birds righbcrhood? BUSY BEE CHILDCARE 2127 Moll/Ave. Phone 3237SlOor 337 0160 Monty Wooloy, Grc'e Fields FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES E'ot/LticIz41/ oucv nit 5160. Broadway" Briar, Dontevy. Vcto,r McLaeri. 130 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4' 6 AS THE WORLD . . 7611rnts 4-42ersonals Mona Fruemari. 1956 (Wed.) "Melly aid &%.- Basalt Dolomite Gneiss Limestone Tomorrow: 322-2611 Sunday -Noon Friday George Sanders, 1937. A Orlando Winter Pork 330 THE LONE RANGER What's On Tap For Fall Television 24 (Men. and Wed.) ANTIOUES (Tues.) ERICA (Thurs.) WOMAN (Fri.) INNER . Ir Seminole Here's SQUARES 6. LOVE OFLIFE 1 91 K4PPY DAYS (R) 1 41 lo I Wednesday, S.t, j, tm-is CLASSIFIED ADS (85W) o 1 n t lbd This NEWSPAPER does not. knowingly acce pt HELP-WANTED ADS that Indicate a preference based on age from em. pioyers 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. 72 W. Lake Beauty Dr., P.O Box 8094. A. Orla ndo, ,1 328(6. Fla. telephone 8.*1•1026. SALES AGENT WANTED We need a dynamic man or woman' to sell our exclusive calendars and an extensive line of advertising specialties. business gifts. If you have a past history of tales success or wish to begin a career in sales, you can beneht from one 05 the most lucrative commission %trvcfw',s ,n our industry. What we need is an individual who can deal directly with businessmen who use calendars and specialty items to promote their business. This is an excellent opportunity for you to associate yourself with The Thot, 0, Murphy Co., a p'onecr in the advertising field since ISIS. Your Initiative and planning will determine your growth and wccesa with our established Company Your accounts are protected and repeat order, make money for YOU II you can organize your time and work with a minimum Of tupervition, this can be an eaceltent lull time or part time business for you. Write Pat Murphy. Sales Manager, The Thos. 0 Murphy Co., Red Oak. Iowa 51544 ThkcmG Wagon hostess wit beJ Call ody:_. HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 834921? Sanford SHIRLEY MILLETI 834.9212 Cassltserry Winter Springs Forest City AI'arronte Springs - nUructioni; Hidden words below appear forward, backuuv, , u, uwgnrially, rina --, eats and box it in, , - 14 1030 MISTER HUCJis 24 NEIGHBOR11,11000 PISANOTT INTLHSOCRHT SSBASALOEOEOOASBTEL YTMEISTQNURNZTLNIE I HI ISGNIEGEDOLENETNS PRSSCHRHEI ZTRAUQDMR - ICiqt$3S1ow T= '4' 1 61 THE GUIDING LIGHT 91 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 24. (Men.) ERICA (Tues.) THE MEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES (This.) IRA (Fri.) NOVA 35 MAYBERRY RFD 71't ANDFLIA MAAKET IVI5Y SUNDAY gN.5p, - 10:00 2 121 SANFORD AND SON (R) 41 '6) PRICE ISRIGHT ii '24' SESAME STREET OSMAB !\°"TQBMIM1O1T LHI: 1DQ\J\uLp4 I ISLAO P. OSRLNU V N E MT ONU N MCYATHEOSEDAEMQM "SQthRM t" 8 I' - Morning 14 J '6i FRANKIE AVALON: "Easy Does ft'S Now variety series. Liz Ton-es and Amelia Fificeilo make guest appaaran. M ajar Leag - OW in the Stress." starring '12i Dog Racing SEMINOLE TONIGHT'S ENTRIES 12) NEWS UI WiLD, WILD WEST 24 UUAS YOGA AND YOU 11:30 2) (12) TONIGHT 14) 435 CBS MOVIE: "Shad- II ABC NEWS - TUESDAY'S RESULTS 11:00 1 2) (4) (6,) (9) €4J(i) CBS NEWS - Harness Racing NEWS it THE PEN WHO MADE THE MOVIES 24) IDA '9) ORAl. ROBERTS SPECIAL. "Don't Pack Here." 3$ 700 C1140 10:30 640 ALAN BURKE SHOW 6:00 14) (6) (1) NEWS 40 FAMILY AFFAIR (7)AS MAN DEItVES - - 140 Evening Soviets Refuse To Compete - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. RUTH TUECH 8)i 92)2 Altamonte Springs Long wood East; HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Deltona Vi € SPECIAL! (Sub lecttochange) - .11 1 I ,. I !. ..., 1. ..,.%. one of in th feature Bo 'er.ite - so wtha bye was defending Iwo.tlme U.S. Open champion.' .10 ci SANFORD PLAZA Ilvu Satuit, lunday 1:15 IeS.Ø5 to Calatsgcers1.p,, 323'149Sti;;4p• 121131 WINTER PARK MALL. Oeit* em. tat i is Uoets Th,u Saturday C'pnteSynda'y 1:09 toS'5S p.m. Catalog D.lbr P't'. 1iR1444 Star, Ph. 4474333 '5 USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES ll .1 I ,1' Roller Rink You ic ,iiv,led In come ic'0 the furs at Skate Cit y super enjoyment ttuv She *hole lam'y 15 C T THURSDAY j . SUMMER Ladles Slim &'rrim ...... ..... :)5-tG:43 si " Skating Schedule Tiny Tots(4&undar) ........10:43.11:30 Lit le Folks ( £4 Yrs. old) t MON 930AM TO 12 NOON 730 1030PM .2:30- 3:15 Intermedist. Dance TUES PRIVATE & SPECIAL PARTIES .4:15. 3:00 5 Basic Dance .. WED 1004PM 7301030PM --5:00-$:45 i Fundam,ntals THURS 930 AM 12 NOON. 7 30.1030 PM , 5:43. 4:30 s Beginners CLOSED THURSDAY NIGHTS JUNE 1/ 4:30. 7:15 i '\ JULY 15 AUG 19 V ' WHILE SUPPLY LASTS t~: / cka& af CLASSES - - H ....... , - i , ALUMINUM SHEETS Wednesday Is Ladles' Nighti 25' PLUS SKATES, 7:30-0:30 I .. .. ............ Private Parties Tuesday ...................Private Parties Wednesday .............. .......530-10:30 Thursday ... ... ....... ..... 7.30-)O:30 Friday_ 7:30.10:30 10:30-12:00 Saturday .............11:00. 2:00 2:00.5:00 7:30-10:30 10:30.12:00 , lPit1crwt); , , A Monday - U~;: .. ......... ' .'..- .. J 1.. SKATING VVIPcUJLLCII Ph. 322.9353 2700W, 25th St. (SR 4A) .&Z,, RINK Sanford ' 339-2474 a:'_. ,i,\ - ._f .. FRI 730.11 PM SAT 1 30 4 P M 7 30-11 PM SUN CLOSED JUNE JULY and AUGUST DISCOUNT RATES /T ALL SESSIONS FOR CHURCH SCHOOL CLUBS & BIRTHDAY GROUPS 10 or MORE ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD C'F PI'a' 17 92 FERN PARK ' ' - IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studding and Rafters) . ,•lp_ .4-SC'1\ NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN ' lI .,v. _____i .1. .iW ETE EACH .;, Il ,' ,iIlIi' .. - , .,t.' 4 - :.m Av CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING ,'::.:--, ": EF9_j 'ci'R :":'..- ..... The Herald NOCII L I F9 . " ' 01 1 4 . ! m AthqO Iius I _ - 300N, FRENC1I AVE. ' : .. ' .. . . ' ' , J ' 1' . . 1' , '' , .' , 'I ' l \ ,. PH. 322.261 1 ',• '/ ,. 'I .. .... ., la, ,1 .',. '- ,4,5'. �______________________________ -. RNFL Fl. 'W'U. il-tinfructIom - 1$-tIp !nd 31-me,*s Funnjshd WHY ANSWER A Pets. 322.0374. "BLIND" AD 2WEEKS wn, ;.•e Jfl5etad socalled "Blind Ad". You know. I would have never Interviewed for the job, if I had known little about the product, the Industry, the Company, the program. *Ouldhavesaidto myself: 'What de I know about this business that would enable me to be soc CesstuI?" But, it was a "Blind Ad". so I had no foregone con.wix .UT the 100 and I went to the Interview with an open mind. The man that interviewed me, told me that I would get COMPLETE S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL CALL. TOLL FREE 1 W432 2M '•.". in ci, a ne people about t with a Classified Ad in the Herald 3322611: 131 9993 nted iS-Help Restaurant Manager, fast tooc Minimums yrs. Exp. Salary open eliminate prospecting, would be In neds several sales.receptionistl for offices In Florida, Georgia Ala., Miss. we guarantee to be t'i best and offer the most. Your ch arge 09 my own Branch Office in a Short time, would go on to higher management levels if I continued Lou. 323-5176. IN EMPLOYMENT CHECK THE FOLLOWING: MANAGEMENT TRAINEES- 5eval openings Retailing, Fast Foods, Public Relations. SALES REPS- Advertising, Food Plans, Office Machines, - RENTAL CONTRACTOR- Es. per lanced. RETAIL CREDIT COLLECTORHEAD CASHIER RESTAURANT LOUNGE MANAGER- Experienced MOBILE HOME SALES & SER. up. 3276019. apartment,cleanandprIvate. water paid. $120 mo. 601 Magnolia. 322-0211. 31A-tiplexes 2203 - Nurses: RN's& LPN's. Aides, Aid heal and air. 322-1214. qulet, clean. no pets. $135 plur DD. The Horton Or9anlzatioii Realtor, Eves. 322-3W. 3 SR. I' both. kitchen equipped $113 month. 322-9739 or 323-4303 Deltona-. First class? BR, 1½ bath, H&A., kitchen eq6ipped, $173 mo., first & last. 5743521 after ________________ ______ 3)-Apartments Unf DUPLEX- Furnished or un furnished. Ideal location. Reasonable rent 365-372). BAMBOO COVE APTS One & 2 Bedroom apartments, furnished or unfurnished. N ew ly redecorated. Crne see. E. Airport Blvd., Sanford 123-1310. LEASING Sanford Court Apartments - 38--Wanted to Rent 323-1670 or 131-9777 (inclvding attic) and "GE Energy Efficiency Package". From $113. Call 321-3270 between I & 5:30. , yard Wan? to rent house With acreage. Phone 322.7115 or 323-1319. 1 ________ - ----- 41-Houses 7 bath, central heat and air, $32.000 500 yard. 121.900 _____ Sanford's newest residential neighborhood eneva Gardens New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes " heal ari ar, 1,6.000 Store 7th - Conventional 5% Down Homes ready for your inspection ba th, fully carpeted central heat and air. Phone 3 n low. __________________ I BUILDER-DEVELOPER talif. S EWING CENTER, 777 N. 17 97 3777749 You -, - --- _ Large Woo0d Len _; living rnm ' $439 FOR APPOINTMENT CONSTRUCTION Additions .. ' _______ 2545 Park - , r , r ,, _ ... ,j,, '., 'ö7Mustang,5499 IO! ULIi1flCC5 Furniture & Miscellaneous EDUCED TO SELL No quatifyng, like new 3 BR, I', eaten kit. Efl(lO5.,d garage, nice fl9''hoOd, 12.5 ' Han,, Improvements BiATEMAN REALTY •_._ C. E SHEPHERD Painting Remodeling. Generai R epa rs Call 32) $I7 Roof Rep.ir, Carpentr,, Painl,ng, Ho,,,, Repairs, Guttecing, Cement '-'-----------'._.....-' work Free estimates Central Heat 1, Air Condition ing 11lifpt, Harris &I lift _~ _______ '- call Carl EARS in Sdntclrd 127 L WOvi' be any. . 0IM0011111114, Additions, Cuttom Work L'c en snt. Bo nd ed Fr eStimate 373 6031 lori Of Have so,n, camping equipmonl you no lOnger use? Sell it all with a EALTY CO. Classified Ad in The Herald Call ____ 372 23S2 Go oamo, IC pot' Sal tps Id dubs with cla$s;le,dld Call 332 2411 or $319993 -------~ .,...- walnuts. It ,•, Mixailtogether, or mix icing and then press In nuts. . I FRUITCAKE V - '" - .* I - ." quartet's lb. butter .. ll~ . -, . t ~. J~ R ~k-T - .. .-' . " unde%stand why It was considered lmproper for a girl to L ) I I man whowouldreelflatteredifagirl let me know that she wanted to goouLwun me.I'mnola creep, and I get my share of dates, but up-front people who aren't I see nothing wrong with girls ashamed to say, "I like you." It being on an equal basis with doesn't matter who ft lirsi. men when It comos to the dating Girls are people, ani people game. shouldn't play games. They Why can't the girl be the should express affection aggressor If she so chooses? honestly, naturally and without . And why is it considered embarrassment. . "wrong" for a girl to pursue a DEAR ABBY: For those who guy? are shocked that a non-virgin . HIGHPOCKETS hite at I DEAR HIGHPOCKETS: her wedding: What would Where have you been? P1.':' of suggest? Tattletale gray? I girls ask guys out., (More girLs AMUSED IN ask guys "over" Instead DEAR AMUSED: Why not? because there's no tab to pick And she could carry daisies pressureoffThey telL both of them.) DEAR ABBY: I know I'm not -, And many girls ARE the perfect when it comes to aggressors and don't feel the grammar and pronunciation, need to apologize for IL but I have this friend who Li an What this world needs lsmore absolute disgrace in that (Herald photo by Jean - ' . ;. A- 1 1 ~101 . says I '. ., ., . J - ' .. . . , O ': •, - ' .~. . . • .. . 1~1 - - Cary Smith BIG TEN-FOUR, _______________________ lnfefor, Exterior Piaitering, 122 2611 or 911 2?91 dnJ a trierAly as., ylç congratulates his mother, Bettye (Lady Smith who was named the first Woman of Piano Services _____________ ' PIANO & ORGAN SERVICES Tuning & Repair, All Models )'JNLMNULLtAHII4(j Bultdoig, Excavating, Ditch work Fill d.rt, top soil 322 5913 student. sewing will help ou ____________________ _...i WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Buying a new home? Moving to an apartment? Get some action with a Herald claSSified ad We'll help you write an ad that will bring a fast sale, CALL 1 Sail ' EXPERT I AWN CARE Mowing. Edging, Trimming IIT1J O1J ttdvc (i.'e,l uP. -- nommummmmm WFLLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS read ail our Aart ads every dav All IVI)essnd Sites ______________________ Painting _________________ __________________________ -. - YOU ARE AAI%SING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASS!F)ED AD LATELY ___________________ We repair areisarvoce S TINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207* 2nd St 322 6132 SLIM BUDGETS ARE ____ nOLSTERr-D Wit" VALUIE% FROM THE WANT COLUMNS AD _______ - 'l - To List Your Business...Dial 322-2611 or 83 - R e a S on Mos t VIVIAN BROWN AP Newsfeatures Writer It Isn't to attract men, imBy Tree Servi ! %OrnO 5efy(e I ' It Voui are having ditficultV finding e pla ce t o live, car to dry", a lob, or Fashion lips _____ Tuck In jeans home, consider putting a pink You can still wear your buip in a lamp -it's easier on western-style boots this year, frosted eye shadow and helps but try tucking your jeans In- create a nice environment, side them for a new look. Anothersteal Eye magic For pants, try wearing a pair To combat a tired-eye look of man's sots for that line the outer corner of lower I :~ z:r : Recommend; I We _________ eneralNtJ_1rrII2rl f ______________________________ _ ~ Air Colic! System PLUMBING LL HEATING, INC. _____________________ 1007 Sanford Ave. 322.65&2 _________________________ _________________ ___ Pink flatters make your eyes look larger and For that special evening at brighter. _ y...w.11b ____ you A0- / 3 prove their sex lives, save a marriage or get a ti that drives women to seek help in losing weight, a recent survey showed. "The real reason they want W lose weight is to Iee'better promo on about themselvim," explained Gloria Marshall of Calif., who has figure salons in 15 states. She became so intrigued with the reasons behind it au that she conducted a survey of pa trons 100 of her salons. On the questionnaire she .prepared for 7,500 clIents, she found, too. that the women's unage of the ideal figure was different from that of fashion dengners. In the opinion of 48.4 per cent of the women rA)Ile . the claisic K-24-34 Is W om en still the Ideal, with the glamow' girl figure of 36-24-36 registering approval with per cent of the women. Nine per cent voted for the sweater girl, 31-26-36, and only 4.6 per cent chose the super slender figure, 30-22-30 . Among the reasons cited for Pd for y, Carn Tm.a, - being overweight, 37.4 per IIvwIuJU,eYIOVeLoeat esse and 26.6 blamed "not enough exercise." Such choices as unhappy love affairs, marital problems and so on were not big influences, CAMERA OUTFIT Bord.,l,,, ilh t,niils.d prwals cith round.d coma, s. WoIg,n 1W1',.'d' T,e ,_ .,.iI !' !,'oruI ??,...0 20 kdu of Movie Fruening W.A ,' IIIIIl (a . .' , cs '. U - ft 0 U 2' 2 "Ii ad'. 10, O,an,.i Ca" ." - M ~" - L1 - -- .1-1 _____________________ or Wolgreu Color Film Developed and Printed % ___________________ Walgr.,n proc - '- SCHOOL BOARD Pd c, ;orvt °"t t 1.49 it I-'" III 3Uvum con g 1 1.39 20---- Kodocclor, I'vikohy N.. tie, N. Uè Nsii 16b.,i- I r w ... Walgreens worth COUPONI tt*IIulk.ti,h.dpf,n,,,th to,,nd.d comet,. Jackson I . KODACOgOR II I nSm ' 1 Francis Coleman ;~1114%.w ..W-) " 4 L7UL5I3 Student mentality Instead at monuments 1939 I ,i,'lIi1 " a teenager lemw to conquer it or sUys that way -and she began dancing and taught dance. She recommends a good eating plan as well as exercise to her clitnts. 41. fit - •29 seize. A' 20 ion 0000THRu5IP,.le,1,7e..,.... - And overweight women aren't usually the frustrated, moody, depressed individuals The diet doesn't deviate that are depicted by some from their natural eating psychologists. In fact, 2,453 habits. women said they were happy Red-haired MI.ti Matihall, a sIze 8, believes exercise Li and content and 1,096 chose "jolly, outgoing " to describe essential to arty reducing Orothertuelves. 0Wy a per cent grain. C,a... KODACOLOR II it t, C e 35mm. 126 or ItO Kodachrome or (kb. 9 chrom., 9mm or Super I Kodotmcom. All s.p..-tly proc.ss.d by Walgv.wns. explained IIPa0 aCVtiaL 4 ..v.. .4 4s !, - ,h1J.à, i.,,. no. 64a.0 .-.. that she was "pleasingly wa cor ciou.; of It 'S ...... ..e I KODACOLOR II to 30 year age bracket. Thirtyseven per cent were from ) to 50 years old, and others ranged In age to 80. - NEW 21$MAISMAUC FLIP$LASH POCKET % women surveyed are tn the l8 - 1 I,9 thought of themselves as depressed. Thirty-three per cent of the - -. ______ __ Kodocolor, Fujicolor or Walgreen Color Film Developed and Printed Dem. - :f,l III W11 IA I , I 12.,,,. [) i e t MISS Marshall I - Olt C&JNTY CO*lArISSiw,t ro pot ad, Self - Image, Not Men, Sex UPr;olstery 3320707. Lite Clearing, Mowing, Discing. I Fill Dirt. Clay. Ro(k Sand t'nofieJl.J - -_I'rdI,Y'?'l'J."I.'7 way ______ P - AIlt'ratons. Ores Making. Drapes. Mow ing, edging, trimming. weednq and fertilizing Free estimates Phone 323 5954 department. "Prosprate" trouble, after lover in Taiwan wrote over 755 She still says "Woolsworth" being corrected a dozen or letters in two years to his lady and I must have corrected Irtr a more times? love. The romance ended when hundred times. Another 8ICKOFTEACIUNG she fefl In love with the post. m akushe has mado for years DEAR SICK: Some people man! Li say1 "Ezlmo Pie" instead don't Want to learn, and ethers For Abby's booklet. "Hew 71 Have Lovely Wedding," mod $1 Pa of "Eskimo Pie." are simply Ineducable. Don't aAbigail Van Rurea, 132 L.ask-y Dr., Abby. In a way you are a sweat it. Beverly Hills. Calif. 79212. please teacher, so I'm calllng on you to CONFIDENTIAL TO ncle a lang, seif.add,essed, stamped (2 Sc) envelop.. takeover my job. PERSEVERING IN Everyone a problem. Wisars Why do people insist On LOULWI=: " Perwirerance Yours? For ahas pitrumai reply, write to AIRY: Sex No. 697$e, L.A., Calif. siwing they had their dog Isn't always the answer. I lI49. Enclose stamped, self. and a man has recently Informed that a young addressed envelop,, pleas.. ____________ -. - - Lawn Care Guy? tie ________________ ________________________ My Er D'sl. I a Purs '7"c' I'l, L7~ Re-elect Mike _________________ All Iind of digging Housetraileri 510 and mov ed 322 9)42 Landscaping ne next mating will be held kept his word Smith, wife of Dr. Robert J. Smith, first became interested In CB radios when she purchased one last December to use on her regular trips from Sanford to the University of Florida, Gainesville, where she is a doctoral the award an annual event. Mrs. _______ . ...- Sanford Pflot Club had a ______________________________ mIni jamboree In Sanford. The club plans to make 322 Classited Ads will always give you more Much. Mh More thôn you ezpec l ___________________ ....-....'.. . members thm joined In singing many old familiar songs. 2542 Park Drive _________________________ Land Clearing Keynote) ART OkOWN PEST Plaster Patching & Smulatpd Brick & Stone Specialty 332 77 . ' _______ Pest Control ' Mix all ingredients except ginger ale. Freeze in the emp- mushy consWency and add the tertained by Janice Golden, a The &mlinole County Unit chilled ginger ale. This can be music major at Seminole American Cancer Society de several (Lys ahead and Community College. Janice amnal d mee wol be requires no ice. Serves with sang "Sunrise, Sunset," and held Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at seconds. "Somewhere." The club the Mayfair Country Club. DEAR ABBY: I never could ' ' Notes Club _____________________________________________________ Society By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN (' ..' l pints Kealemon juice 4's cups sugar 1 quarts ginger ale For Girl oIi g " Wr and Mrs. W. B. Park, Altamonte Springs. (Photo by Jean Patteson) at least one more tan covered dish get together Aug. at Flagship Bank of Sanfo rd, hold thLsmixture),Twohows 14, at the home of Marian Sept. l4atSp.m. before serving time, set the Rethwlll, on Vthlen Road. A fter frozen juice out of the freezer. sampling all the delicious Crush with a potato masher to a dishes, members were en- Cancer shape with hands. Roll into warm. hlake3 about 125. fralts. chopped little balls about the size of WINEJELLY I walnuts. Rake at 400 degrees 1 pkg. gelatine, dluolved in i 2 tbsp. for 10 to 12 minutes. Roll in cup cold water. i cups silted flour It days and sand castles are j another memory to Bryan Park, and thousands of Seminole County students like him, who this week heeded the call of school bells to turn their talents from beachcoming to book learning. Bryan is the son Mr. Summer tied juice cans. (You will need tz cup honey $ = CSP 2 lbs. white raisins 1 lb. dark raisins and lemon juice. Knead and powdered sugar while sIll1 1 lb. currents 2Ibs. mixed candied Is ______________ Fret Estimates. A MifTE. ci Claullito Ads didn't work there I77Ijj 1t _ ______ ST. JOH.'; .R _ OK E RS sugar los. chopped pecans 3 oz. chopped black .. ',;. '"Ford, r"wilt motor. new ery, good brakes, currant inspection Sticker. Make offer. 323.16%. Backhoe Loader Ph )72 6421 3 OR redecorated house, lots of assume I lb confectioners L.;': :carr.g. t:i 3.,?, day. rOCk. TOWER - S BEAUTY SALON IC'rrcrh, H,t,.I .1i...'V'1VUI 5I9 FirtI. 372 5717 QUIET AREA . . 1972 Gremlin X. 3 spd, mag wheels FMsteree tape deck. By owner 51130. 323.0611 a fter 3 p.m. Sanford 322 2770 - , . ._ 4 SANFORD Phone 323 1010 ... .. . wvic, S1CIenf con. _________________________ '73 Nova. 3 spd. orange & white,? dr., 55.000 ml. small vs. $1175. 322-2590 any time. Sell 8 oz cream cheese 1 stick margarine or butler 1 tsp vanilla '•\ 111 ., .1 ~ '69 PLYMOUTH 410 Good Condition, $400 Call 322OSSOaffer 3p.m. for 30 pct commission Free Pick 1 I '' WHEEL RANCH OF Cash 3224132 DAVE'S 3239370 \. r - - - PINEY WOODS BARN -. We Buy "1 S - FINISHING TOUCH TO SUMMER ZIPPY PUNC'K S pkg. red Kool-Aid can apricot nectar it qt. 14 05.) 1 can pineapple juice 41 qt. 14 01.) 2 can orange juice 1 qt. 14 as.) ICING 'w. .• 1792 We Buy Furniture ,. _,~ 1767 Plymouth VIP. I dr hardton. air, pow er ste,,ring New: btte,y Starter, voltage 'egulator, ternat or, tune UP. Needs tires. - t'is, etc Buy I r lOOt items Larr y ' s Marl, 715 Sanford Ave. to .'. - - ' I . . . $679300 _______________________________________ ____________________ ___________________ 107W Commercial Phone 3227111, Sanfor d ISO® equify & 1)1.000 321 0503 I I . diticn,25 MPG, asking $1,900. 323 ' ' 134$7s7. COLUMNS. C&A BackHoe Service Beauty Care air, family rm., g.srage large fenced tIrd, Separate $IUdjø, CSII .tntorJ'i Sales Le*de'r _____________________ _____________________________ c.ln ro,er your hoe with Siding & soffil SyStem Also QOcfiflq Guvtet 7 y E*p Cagle 5dng Co 551 954) Reg ReJlfstateO,oke, --------------~ scr*erwd paIi, l'4fdwOOd flQo,, with lodci'. *f extrasi 123.500 _________ ,-,. Aluminum Siding __ JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC after S:30. SAN LANTA- $21 Rc'saia Drive 'JM*tiey,bg S BR. ii.', bath with . - '77 Grand PrIx, excellent condltlon 17.900 firm. Phone $34 1162. BOLSTERED WITH VALUE FROM THE WANT AD " .1 . 1962. Home Improvements & loss slatements, posting, general ledger. 321 0106 3720779 - $29,1150 Call flow. REALTORS 1967 Cadillac, Coup., new in. Ipection, no air, $375 firm. 3fl. (t. • (Herald photo by J98a Po ."g. ) Bake one hour at 300 degrees. bottom shelf of oven while Makcstwolayers(ølnchxl3 baking. Inch Pans). Joan Hancock garnishes salad plate Accounting kitchen cab ,nets, eating bar, new tPetmq, new roof, cen tral heat and large fenc ed back yard. Appros S2. 1fi.,,n •14, -- ... .';imont Price $71, Breakfast ' ANYTIME Multiple Listing Sertice 11111111,11, black vinyl top. FM radio, 23,000 mi. Like new. $2600. 3221047. .' 7 _ ____ _______ _________ ' 74 Toyota Corona, 4 dr., whit#. , /,,/,~_, . ), - Stew. She also has ft tip for I tbsp. lemon juice cookbook collectors: "Church 2 cups nour cookbooks are the finest YOU Mix butter and flour, then add can buy!" sugar and almonds. Add vanilla transportation, 64SO. 323.,791 after - . 4;-_ 2 readers, a delicious Fruit Cake 1 cup sugar and appetizing French Beef 1 tbsp. vanilla ___________ , ___ _____ __ -. .. 1 treats for Evening Herald 1971 Pontiac GTO 100 3 ____________ Turbo- Hydro. Magi, Runs good, BUSINESS DIRECTORY - I No qualifying, ..................,v,.'v mortga ge,4 OR. rMivv. 4ISN,4 batn with central fhl% --: garage. gold carpet CIO%4 #If and host, paneled lam! yI 5.,,hQOII. 373023; __ '73 Modeli Call 323 6570 or $34 1605 Dealer ________________ Road, SIS month, Negativ coggins required. 3n 4346. ,, ____ _______________________ - candled fruits and nuts. Mix with hands tobien thoroughly. I cup chipped pecans Grease loaf pans and line 1 level bp salt each with brown paper and 3 level tsp soda grease or butter paper. Pour 3 cups flour batter Into pans. Bake in 3 tsp chimon moderately slow oven (325 1 cups grated carrots degrees) for one hour, to one Beat oil, eggs, sugar. Add dry hour and 10 minutes. Makes ingredients which have been five one-pound fruit cakes. sifted together. Mix raisins, Recipe may be cut In half. "uts, unizons. Fuld in muer. Flace a pan of water on ________________________ smallbiscuftcutter.Bakeat4SO JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY I _f__1_`!.It I ____________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________ I ___________________________ heat & IDYLI..WILOE HOMES BY ])9 Willy Bookkeeping done in my home. Will Pick up PayroIt. tax forms. profit 373.7995 I- i trucks, For informaticn call Bill Ray or Jack Mink. oil 131$. A growing Interest in health degrees about monut foods and awareness of the KUTMGS increasing price ul gror.des (ALMONDCOOKIES) has simplified many of her lb. butter lb. gratedalmonds ____________________________________________________ W GARNETI WHIlE many custom room, and fenced ysrd. Only Sewers NA T IONWI DE ; 2631S Sanford Ave OlS9eves 322 7643 IOYLLWlLDE 202 Dogwood. Executive 3 DR. 2 balls on large lot in IdyHwild. Brick fireplace / 5120 ____ .. - - BUua.UY I.L sear -- Reg Real Estate Broke, 'tenis BPP, $35,300. Cotta see. We! Welcomes Horse ana Il tack. $350. '." 4 - LOCH ARBOR-- 215 Ridge Drive. Ju%tlistedthiSt,rrItic3BR,7bath i Loch Aroor, huge fenced lot, - CJi) . v';, . ___ ___ I AF 4AADV_ J,.l,i. i.,. III a 'r-i Beautiful lak efront 3 OR, 2 ba th custom some on big Lake Mary, Paneled FR with stone fireplace And dream kifctsent A super value at 142300 9dqt2wifde trade Casselterry Longwood __________________ years old, quiet negtii,i,,mpii,,j, close to shopping and schools. LI i. , l' W*I s'. and ruin, blending thoroughly. Icup golden raisins ., ______ .______ on floured board. Cut with enjoy people." JUST MAKEPAYMENTS-72 a -- -- .,.' ____ OflRN BISCU 2 cups flour 1 tap. baking der 3 quarters cup milk one thIrd cup liquid sI*'teii sift first three Ingredients. Add milk, shortening, stirring t 4 u u stock equip. $1,000. I3tS3l after owner. $l,$OOor best offer Phcne Dryer. $50; Shag earp.t. lO'xii' red, 143. l7'xlI' red, $90; lI'xII' Horse Pasture for rent on Upsala A%soc ]2,j 04&S __________________ PARK2013 Coronado. 3 OR, 2 bath, plus a 24',ix10i. family room? Just Centralheat.ndair, 1767 Pontiac GTO 4 Speed, air, all 73 Super Beetle, 42,000 mile, I 66-Horses "" Delu " Night Req neat Estate Broker 321 0610 121111,11011. 11- oven &ianei50 "5 MAYFAIR OLD SOUTH CLASSIC2 storc stucco, family room, large separate garage with convertible storage area. HIGHLAND Profes.slenalty Managed,,, ________ Penney - s Imperial Refrigerator, With ice maker . tm , e.,:,. I payments of 16. Call credit manager. 3329411 or see at SANFORDSEWINGCEPfl-ER 307E 1st St. Downtown WIlT REALTY 322.2090 65'Pets.Supplies ______________ monfh Will take trade in Singer OR. , reful'biSh,10 As low IIIIIIII Fla Bralley Qdham•3234670 - ______________________ ---- equipped to jig lag & make button holes Balance of $31 II or 10 ______ 1505 W. 25th CARROLL'S FURNITURE,)n sill _______________ 51-Household Goods -. -- NTE down Payment to quatitied buyers. 3 __ Stenstrom Realty - - _____________ I57, 135 SanfordAn.,4Blocks Southof Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT W--Autos for Sale 64-EquipmeM for Rent '--"------------'-- Hroh er, )77 1174 From and Immediate occupancy me on the shores of Lake Monroe, Mrs. Hancock enjoys reading "I read cookbooks like Uw newspaper!" and get togethers with her friends: ' I .-= 51 40 Day ReqReal Estate 8roer, 903W. 1st St. One Bedroom I Past six years. In her attractive 1249. ' nter tops Sinks Installation show quality Cropped ears & available. Bud Cabell. 377 tttot $150 to $300 Terms. 365 anytime REAL ESTATE Hal Colbert Realty Adult-Family I Rare & Exotic newarrivals, PLANTS&ANSWERS 2lOE. lstSt. Kitchen bathroom Cabinets. Doberman AKC Puppies, Pet and Cou - 3 cups 3 cups P. _____ or into large bowl. ChW- sem Iii honey and eggs. Add flour which has been sifted with salt with cream. Serves six. '' _________ 321 7l32 Quiet, On. Story Kitchen Equipped ________ ________________________ & S P.M. red. white & blue, US; Trundle bed. 175; All must go, 3234713 M. UNSWORTH REALTY 3 OR, - 1743 Ford Truck, with camper1 collector's Item best offer. 323. - - Studio, 1, 2,3 Bedroom Apts. FHA and Joan and her husband, John, have lived in Sanford for the TruTjlen , AMMO SHOTGUN & RIFLE. 20 Free kittens, all healthy, cute and pct. off. Sanford Auction, 1200 S. cuddlesom,. Call $62 7674 between French Ave., 3231340. 10 A.M. a Cypress, with 3 apartments now ritnt4'tJ $11,900 Luxury Patio Apartments Celery Ave ground pool. Top consideration FREE- one year Old black and given for prime location. Call 305. white female. A nice dog. Phone 4224220 collect. 1224062. built, 7' acres. 1 OR. 3 bathj, offIce. 3)00 sq It, 3 mot ole, 51.000 equt' and assume mor tq,tijy 01 555.000 Appraised 510.000 Owner, 365 6460 bat'. Country Club Centr al biscuits and ether delectabies to treat them with. ______________________ Poultry manure for your fall garden or pasture. $2 yard loaded at the farm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Cistern (off llS),3ml. east Osteen Bridge Rent Our Reinsnvac for swimming pool. Leading diStributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1916 model a bo ve O viedo area, country hOme, Custom LAk#., Mary -- 3 OR, I I z bath, fenced OR. I FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center um Country home. mint condition 3 BR. I NELSON'S Bil1 cup water and psi,rgeer salt gelatin. , tsp. soda 1 cup sherry or maderta, juIce 3 lbs. whole shelled of one lemon, 3 quarters cup miii (1 lb. Brazil nuts, sugar. Stir until sugar Is ø &tn, S Vet Pecans and small green grapes cup orange marmelade may be added. n.. ---......---'..-n-sii .. iasaes - - yrs. old, _______________________________ ', price Steam Clean Your Own Carpet kit chen eqiJipp, With IarTtiIy room Can ass e mortgage No * SINGER FUTURA * qualifying Payments monthly $164 Move in now. One of Singer's finest Sold new Over 1600 Needs someone to assume balance. $196 $0 or pay JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY $1730 mo Free home trial Will REALTOR5;)0413 SAN0RA_ SOUTH I Wanted. Residential site 3 BR.lbath home, carpe?ed,C USA. .1 BR. near lake, REALTORS0207 25th tirepiace. fruit trees 3 lots, MULTIPLE LISTING SFRVICE 120.000. 6 lOts, 1)0.000. 323 7371. INTERESTED? Sanford - By Owner,) baths, c en tral J & A, screen patio, carpeted. $7S.eO 372 1901a;' afterit - iuw ur.0 . . . Ugg & assume payments. 151) Lawn Mower Sales & Service Elliti after 3 p.m. We Sill the Best & Service the Rut, 1773 HoMa W!crn Auto 3i V rsI St LOW mileage *soo. c, 443 323-7195 after S. Call collect 305 2?3 0610. REAL NICE Lake Mary. Forrest Greene Inc. Paved 1trøv7 IS'i33' complete. repossessed Sacrific e, air, in Sunland, Owner, 319 ____________ , 72 Honda NO. 4 Cyl.. fully dressed. ________________ S19.800 buys this refurbished 3 BR. I bath home with central heat and 3235774 anytime now. Driveby & cati tcd.s. $17,950 __________________ swimming pools. -20 IS'x24' and - .s.__ W - Deluxe Aluminum above ground , R EALTOR, MLS ___ COnditionied, neat III clean. AAove in VA Financing-Nothing Down • has Winte, S pr ings- 3 BR, 1'., bath, FUTURA BY SINGER farn.rm I bik from One os Singer's top Touch and Sew school E P1 0. 130.500. Zig Zag machines Assume ', baianceof IllS SOor Pay 111.90 Dec Harold Hall Realty ______ SANFORD - Drive by ' 1335 S. Summerlin Ave., large oaks. pine & palm trees. 3 BR, 7 baths, air . - Honda _____________ SWIMMING POOL SACRIFICELeading manufacturer and distributor aluminum rec tangular pools left over from 1975 season, half price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 305 $559351 collect. .. _____ _______ Real Estate - I -"I-,. . only do snecessary,is I can beef consomme her current philosophy. cup white Actually, Mrs. Hancock 4 tbsp minste tapioca exaggerates. She can still whip 1 tbsp brown sugar Cup prepared bread içalwlcheonfortwo,ofdjnner crumbs for doaens, with seemingly no effort at all. And she says she I bay leaf salt and pepper Who Mix Ingredients de not daughter, Susan and two gnuxichildren come to visit brown meet. Cover; cook 250 from Kansas, they can be sure degrees for 6.7 ),urs. Serves Grandmawlllhavehornebaked six. ' ______ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE _________________ BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 3223622 F. FIIENCIIBEEFwInW necesses. linen It simni. anSI • accessories. 3210491. __ __________ REALTOR 131.5251 Low monthly paymnf i - REEL'S 000'( SHOP, IlOv Sanford Ave Capponi, Realtor, Associate. After VETS- NO OOWN 3.BR baths, a;r conditlonnt, fenc ________________ _________ tandscaped. Abundant storag, -. -, Guaranteed recon d itioned auto ESTATES-- __ Im. you fk CD 500, $ tIll on warra ______________ 3,000 miles. Faring helmet & ottiif$ - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale hours, 131.1723 FRICKE I FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., carPet. beautiful fenced courtyar, .J. swimming pool, 1100 Realtor '76 Her ___ 1969 Honda, CB 350, 9900 Miles. Excellent Cord, 5390 3773917 62--j AMAIL.r.anril,xin ____ Seller's sacrifice. Only $20,900. VA Phyllis w _______ - E"ring "Orillild, Slftkrd, FL %drosdoy, _______________________________________________ -- . ______________________ -- - her Intent culinary talents to a 3 Varlm cup creaming high CIcgre onion or one " And now, retired to Sanford, othus, skilied *A* has t0ned down her Cooking I number 2 can tomatoes eatravansa to the basic 1 number 2 can tiny peas, BLAIR AGENCY 37331d4or323.fliO - NOLL'S 1 - I motorcycle insurance Casselberry, 11 92, 630 12 -- ' ________________________ _________________________ Merchandise Lake Mary- 2 OR furnished house, l9'9 S French 377 1991 newly refinished Inside and out, Eves. 372 1496; 322 4164; 322 * Super Clean * * Adults. No pets. 3223930. HOME AND BUSINESS Ready to move ml 3 Bedroom, I', 28R.carp,ted,alr PROPERTY combined on busy bath, newly painted inside and Adult%,$llOmo highway. $39,500 Real good out. Screened pa tio. V er y large 373 43 01 or 322 uo ter ms, fenc ed bac k yard with wooded areatorear.$23.;50 Call Caroline REDUCED 111.000. MUST SELL ' J'ThCUtl rius,ny Nuw! Lerge atTractive S BR. '"'' " ________________ bath, choice area. $12,500 Has Pr.sll large tarnily room, Central air. w Hutchison Ocea' frnt ApIs., Atlantic. Daytona Beach, Call Mrs. R.U. Hutchison. Y224058. - VQMM Later, living In Kansas and 3Isir1olUP. active In 4-H, Joan developed 3 lzi'ga carro I _______________________ -- Office Furniture ______ or FHA terms. Call Wm. H. Stemper- Realtor a good salad. I , '10-ivvwrcy or steel desks, executive desk I. cnaers, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and carry hours, 634-1733 _________________________ maculate 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath, 3 BEDROOM- I Bath, small frame home, Situat ed on ', of a city block. $12,500. Used FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTOR 1)1-5233. large fenced Comer lot with frees. ________ furnished studio apartments. Conveniently located I. beautifully Across From Ranch Hogs to qualified veteran paying all . - '' ______________________ _______________ P'ved corner on 17-72 zoned C-2. A steal at $245 per front It. Good SUNLAND closing costs. $23.7so, Bargain in 3 OR furnished house to right party. Phone 322-6007 or 323. 6001. New modern single story I & 2 bedroom apts. and Completely Highway 17.92, Sanford Quiet country living, $200 mo. $25 security; Adults only. 322-7957, NOW NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Associate. Alter Inc. - A-1iro ce,nnluie CA9SELBERRY- Hwy. 17.2, Zoned C.?. 210' frontage, corner lot, must sacrifice. $50,000. Call Capponl, Phyllis Realtor. * urnished - POOL ty Hunt Real Jim Joan Hancock has gone full le In the culinary world. A %K; bride, she Couldn't cook a thing when she was first married. . .untllafrlendt.augM her how to make spaghetti and _________________________ ---__----- - By Ow ner- 1 BR. 2 baths, garage, fen c ed. carPeted, central heat & air, near park, 576.000. 3739106 central heat L air, owner will sell All utilities turn. except luel oil. _______ .I I zoimple, COIINPUDDING Break two packages froun corn Into small lumps. Salt, pepper and butter It. Beat two eggs In baking dish, mix with com Add enough milk to jot cover mixture. Set in pan of water, Bake In30degree oven about 40 minutes. ByJE414pA1'5I)N Women's Editor week Call collect, 541tI3I _____ ___________________ 21, lawn bldg S73300 323 0149. PINECREST. 3 OR, Ii bath, ________________________ approval. Daytona 190I)672- Iu.s. -. Fla. rm., kit. equip.. air, cpt., washer, dryer, screen porch. 10' x Sanford. Owners have given this home TLC. $26,750. '------------------ . -..- %)uper CLASSIFIED ADS DON-T COST - Any Vedr thru 1976 models. 7 days THEY PAY. 11kttK XtPL I T Req. Real Estate Broker IIOOE. 25th St. ______________ 132 __ 1 I For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks _____________________________ 46-Commercial Property _• Tree shaded. fenced lot,3 BR. 11 2 B., in one of the nicer smilons of 33Houses Furnished ________________ MORE CASH Like New, $100 CORP.,REALTORS depth. Water and sewer pouible. Appraised at S575 per front ft. For RETIREE SPECIAL- 3 OR . 1 bath, on weekdays. c entral heat. Listing Service locating. $39,250. Furnished 2 OR Cottage. air cond., Rentals CLIJB ROOM 62S3094. 7 OR, ______________________ Looking to buy existing 1st a nd 2nd mortgages at discount. 21 hour 322 6457 Story & Clark Spin0 Piano SACK ETT INVESTMENT EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH appointment call ARBOR- 4 BR, 2' baths, imCliff Jordan, Realtor maculate condition. Screened $3112n I3'x30' pool, large fenced lot with citrus trees. Walk to ldyllwilde 2 OR. 1 ba th, frame house, with School & Golf Course. $$,90a. wash house, workshop & ch ild's play house. Near elementary LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY- 3 School. Located in country, OR. 2 bath, central heat 1. air, Fenced yard, 515.000. 3233431 wall-wall carpet, kitchen equip. after 1:30. ped, fenced yard, Owner re- tam. rm., logo screen porch, cent. ______________________________ LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Largo 1$28drm, Furnished or Unfur&sh.d Multiple Lovely 3 I Week e....._.__ to S BUYJUNKCARS_from$loto$33.' ___________ Call 3221624 alter 4 p m. - _______ SANFORD- 62 dr y Atres near St.' JOhns. 1110.000. 647-TIll. Casselberry 20175. FRENCH - Sanford companion. Needed immediately 626 0634. ' M lla g e. _ 32-Houses Unfurnished garage, Contra Come hr,,w!,a verv Sunday S9--Musical ?rchand ise - . BR. 2 bath, 2 car Expanding sales business needs working Partners. No investment. product,. Make beautiful money. Call 6443019 tar information. ;:sit Sanora- For sale or rent- The Of ________________ _-: 43-1OtSAc,'eaO Req Real Estate Broker General Con tractor 321-0041 -= Ytllow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave HAVE A VERY MER1Y CHRISTMAS -. and the money to pay for It. Start now - selling beautiful n, ptu dama 611-1233. Mrs. Ford. 662-7065, 3235116 AVON Park Ave.-? DR, carpetec air, jiM -- ______________ 2521 Park Dr. 3n 2111 COUNTRY- 3 BR. 2 Bath home on 3723991 Unfurnished. two bedroom. SecurUFy 3229211 3370449 approx. ½ acre. 539.500 Deposit. Adults Preferred. 372 3 BR, 2 bath, wall wail carpet, 6620 or 373 5154. - TREES surround this? BR concrete cen tral heat air, 3'. acres plus, block home on STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If 1001 xiso, lot. must stable for horses, fenced. 13,LOW. Only I t See. $16,000. classified Ads 19.000 dn., Call owners, 32361k. didr work .. there wouldn't be any. MLS REALTORS COMMERCIAL LAND Check ours. We pay out AS pct., plus car allow ance to sales field. Call -WE SELL SUCCESS- THE CONTRACT" MAYFAIR-- Attractive 3 OR with Paneled family room, central HA, W-W carpeti ng, brick pa tio & lanced yard. Compare at $23,000. _________________________ Cook Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. service, used machi,Wg A4OONEYAPPLIANCES3fl,, - " SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET ) ENMOREWASHER,pa,, Sanford. 373 ___________________ JOHNNY WALKER - "SERVICE BEYOND 1 & 2 OR Mobile Homes Adults - No pets TAXI DRIVERS 201 Commercial INC. 23.43 Park Or Party Plan LIVE IN MAINTENANCE 2563 Park Kish Real -Estate - at Deltona,6M 6611 REALTORS ______________________________ 4-Room apt.. very nice. Elac. and Will, he told me EVERYTHING at the private interview and I took the job. I have earned a fantastic amount of mon ey and have achieved top professional status for myself and try 'amity. LET ME WLL YOU E,ERYTHIj NOW. LET ME HELP YOU THE WAY MY INTERVIEWER HELPED ME TO GET THIS OPPORTUNITY. See meat the Sheraton Sanford Inn, I-I 1, SR 46, Sanford, on Wed. nesday Sept. 1 from 6 to 7 p.m., and on Thursday Sept. 2, from 11 am. to 1 p.m Ask for Mr. Hill VICE- Exper ienced. ANYTIME G] man. 322- 3930. 117,500. 3230416. dition. This won't last long $21,900. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick. Broker Multiple Listing Service Lake Mary- I Bedroom furnished TRADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT YOU WANT. CA LL 426. 600. LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTO, _______________ ThOSwapa Tratle at the Movleland Drive-in REDUCED. I BR, new carpets,______ SS--Bmts A Accessories Theatre. South 17 92. Phone 372 carport, screened porch, garage, -'-_------------------------ 1216. 42-.?ICbiIe Homes ----- -III.-IIIIIIII....... $16400. We handle government ------------------------ROBSONMARINE Stenstrom Realty repossessions, many areas, small Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom BROWSE AND SAVE. . . It's easy 292$ Hwy 17-92 and fun. - ___________________ down, seller pays rin.i.wl "fl'$ The Want Ad Way. mobile home. Excellent Condition, 322.S6I * * * * * * CRANK CONT., REALTY covered patio, storage building. REALTORS-41306061 pool, marina, tennis. $12400. 641 fl-Auction "Special Of The Week" 58-Bicycles __ ______Eves. 3233649 s,i6 WIDOW SAYS- "Sell my property - Save money on TV's A Furnit Quickl" Good 3 OR home - in Lake Monroe- 2+ acres, 3 BR, 3½ '73 Ramada double wide, 211sfO', 3 Bicycle-Boy's 24" MI. Dora Auction every Friday DR. I both, kitchen, living room. 9OOC1lOcAtlOnI Manyoxtrasi Cash both, pool. $?$,MO. Jenny Clark Good Condition. %2S 7:30 p.m. Say Rd. & Old Hwy "I. dining room, den w w carpet, talks. Let's Dealt Realty, Realtor, 332-1299. 322-67 Mt. Dora. 19.000. 323 0011 after s p.m. - 9043131745. * * * * * * Stop and think a minute - i SWIMMING POOL goes with this -_,. ISYR.FHAFINANCING Call Santord's Sales Leader classified ads didn't work, there 77- Autos Wantid exceptionally clean 2 BR, wall to GREGORY MOBILE HOMES wouldn't be any. _-_... -wall crpet, heat and air con3la3Ortando Drive 2')') ')A')A Sanford, Adults only. Modern Studio 1. 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. rn per of operation. Experienced $631 1 BR, turn. apt., lights, water turn. AdultS only. $95 322 2296 after I wk days. fine career. He told me about the COMPANY, which has acquired assets Into the millions in It's two-thirds century FEE .IGENCr SANFORD'S FIRST MONTHLY RENTALS AvAl(41( Color TV. Air Cond • Maid Secv QUALITY INN NORTH to do a good lob. Healso told me about tp,. FRINGE BENEFITS the Company would o ffer me as I made the grade. Group Insurance for my family. Sick pay when I'm sick or Injured. Fabulous Retirement Program. He also told me all about the PRODUCT, which Is highly competitive with other companies in tne Industry. This PRODUCT has everything it takes to build a 0 'iotp LITTLE 3n 2214 TRAINING AT COMPANY COUNSELLOR- AAA Employme" ability to communicate wilt people, your desire to help peopli and your aggress4veness to obtair and meet obIectives will deter mine your future. Do you want anc demand an Opportunity to usi your maturity, experience aniI education? If so. contact Man Furn. Apt. EXPENSE. wouldgel from four,o Six fresh leads every day to Resume. Box 300, Sanford, FIt at S2-Afl1nC1% Auni AW.kw Lake Mary I1&SR431,Longwood A bargain 41--Houses - - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-2 OR, family room, screened porch, big fenced back yard, utility building. ______ __ ____ MN MO PARK, I, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apti. Adult I family park, Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17 92, Sanford. 323 1930 41-Houses - Furnished, 2 OR apt., Lake Golden, lake prIvIleges, $123 mo. Water, garbage turn. No childeen, no HIGH SCHOOL DI PLOMA AT HOME IN 41-Heuses - W.dnssdey. 510.1,19Th Ilils (I'_ 29 , 3 .1,a - IKTACIIROMI.X 9 0000THI*JSlpy, It. %976,,_. s . '- , ktS i... -- P4 , - ____ ___ - Polaroid Vhs ,,. ,1C,,, 3 ...... 1.79 k..'a.,* i..i I 15 4.59 p. ie.' Lt _____________ '-'' t a. "I '- ddP.,;.'a;,4 _____________________________________________________________________________ ,- , - Tm..,, a, I_i •, - •. -- :':'.'.::-C',',,. t" f1 ii),, -' 50'- ' I , , -- I .,'-'.' , .. I • . -. -' , 1: I '': 'k':-', ;t:;:'-;c ;-',,: .. y'.:;.:' '0 i J/ , i IL 'r j'1- ,' , 1_ - •3 -,. -. .'. - - I ,:'. - - -- _-, --------.' .T' ) T't,j - -: ,y -'...:- j.Yi'i. '. : , ' .. .., ' ' , /J )_ ' -11 i. il l i '. 11 ) / It r,' 11 . •)'l ''/iJ, .... , �2C—_tFuilaS HiraM, S..rd, FL SLONDIE chic Young IL TF 4, -p..i"ri i p e M4ING?/ p aw I! II 41! 4 ,I BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker • \A(c) GOrA I PLAN FOR GET ALL. TOE OLPIER5 N IN ONE W4QLE AIORLD II TI4E 3i& EE GET YOUR STUPID FEET I OF I /.i1LI.lON PLACE, EA LACE oLrr FACE I Tb1E%.' 6Et Tp4EM ACQJ'INTEP.' I ONCE T1E pP4OW EAC1 OT.1ER. POW I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. iimej 38 Locaton I CMd$ game 39 Scholar 4 Certain school II Wanted 41 Army room lab 7ksrd of school Transport Service lab.) 10 Mari ner's 44 Too f Scot ) drecton 45 Stage play II Customs 46Trince 13 Enhst l ab) 52 A, Ipretil _________ 14 Greek 53 Pent lfalecmty lab) 57 Pedal d'gt 6 Wag., 33 Uornd.n , IS Blood v*$S4l 58 Make lace I Fuel 16 Tool food 36 =man 59 Cheers • o,.n ed I? Wizardry oo. Ø Transposes g Sagged f dial) 40 European 19 Observed ( (111111 ) II Machines lab) nitton 21 Greek letter 61 Dutch City 12 • 23 Green 45 Corded fabr i c 62 From e eater 4 vegetable 63 Roman bronze 20 Aong im. 24 Favorite _________ IL II Answse to Previous Puzzle scnooi 1I A ç .pbi,.ai na..aa Group of p ayers 2 FiCtional dog Science of earth surface I Cooperative Adlstra. hen (ab) 32 Boy 34 Fish eggs cojl.D -Th1e', Flor aa.. ..•— 27 Mission 3' Economic 35 Space 3lGudOsnote r' r r' lab) 4 Card game S Arrive lab ) .d.aa. a. s__ _.. -- .vmqumn 22 Small Isles Johnson 45 orrs name 23 irindedteacheq 50 24 Garner SI Not as much 25 Tan incolor 54 EvIr(contri 26 French city . 55 Pub 28 Dry 29 Mimoraridun Laborpartytab) 30 Act rr i- is_ ____________ — 2 — THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom $ 6 = — — — — — — — Tf J_ MP43, 'CUD 6TT fr6iJO J19 __________ 25 26 T of — _ I — — — r — T drink 54 SOCek$t I 14 2 iHiATRIST r 1:1_ 40 1 C. py r, — — Jl r_ b3 — — ARCHIE by Bob Montana WX 1~lr M _ IL — — — 4 166 166 I -- L -_ IFU RYRER!tITCEBPDOSOL W..D BUGS BUNNY F000SY, WHEN YA DRIVE.) THIS CAR. YER A WHEEL, YA PREST.' GOT WILL rrMAKE 4G AY NEXT DOOR NEIGHBOR 3EALOUS. ENV1OUS, A!IQ. WESEN1FLJL ? .i YEAH. Z4t PRICES GOOD SEPT. 2 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al V.,m.i ALL RIGHT! GIVE ME THE I1TifI BIRP! I ( 1 SNP, GIVE ME L'. THE BIRP./ ' IJZ1fJa.i LT— k -J r_BOY.'I MUST BE I GETTING OW WHEN I ICAN RESIST LINES LIKE THAT./ I LI. I Boneless a , jjjCOs w.o B R AND USDA CHOICE BEEF 1 14. I CAMPUS CUTTER with lIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis ...TO THE FiRST JJ_ I YOUR LGM) 59c La. Small M.ay S Tk4A9 TUMOLWD / sRlZE,swrs1 r7 \ / 14111 D i°iemic * 0t.. to retain th e ace of clubs as an entry to his own hand . Then Sou went after diamonds, He cashed dummy's ace and his king, led a third diamond and ruffed with dummy's eight of hearts, hen both opponents followed everythi ng was wine and roses. He cashed dum. my's king of trumps, came to his hand with th e ace of clubs, played his ace and queen of trumps, conceded a trump trick to West who had been un- w-o '1 I am sending you The Health ter numbe r r. , SIDE GLQ4CES Low Car- 5a arni 1 . • • . • • PEG. ,, w. 10 to )4.Lb, Av.rog. I There Is still another reason Why a fast will not help you. Most people who lose weight with such gimmicks usually regain it. In your case you admit you regained your fat within a year. Might I suggest a sensible well balanced di et plan that you can live with the rest of your life coupled with a Increase in Your physical fitness activity. It could do wonders for you to develop the hindof life dyle you can live with the rest of yo ur Life. 000NESBLJRy Ate, r m.L cv.' I76 lfl7LE NEtU5! flY 6a? >wrn C4LL Th'S aZJI7y Aa1z/z4n,M' rmsiayct,,r 7 ....._.,., '' v- RS5PLI.4yravjy MOk ' Ch1lce Pte,h tomb - 69 ... Shitthopii. Chops US Choke LB. ,, Famou, Regular or All Beef Franks Bologna F'anks '1 S H io's. lgr.d Regular Sliced rude °' ,kO. ..e.. ftollparh Regular or All Seal $129 ),( . . . . . . Variety Pack By Oi. And Oct On. QOc l5o PKO. ,, F".. Roth Sr.oIifa,t ink •oa. I•• PkG. $1 '19 • free lath Bra'schweige. Oc LB. Beef Loin New York Bone- in Strip Steaks.. S-os. ROLL 89c Buy On. And Oct On. PreeMi, or Match. Talmo1ge Fen,s, Chicken Prank, or Chick,n Bo ogna 12-03. • • • • PRO. .FiIJet Slicedhil.** and S • . . 89 99c Porn,, Pim,i,t,, (1-01. C . PINT 79c 32-as. $149 Sour Cream Sour Cream fogurt •3 . • Cup Sit $139 . • . '°' CUP 99c Cheese 2 Biscuits'... • • . . . 41111 fe7 F F- Quantity Rphts Reserve IP . WINN.DIXIE STORES INC. COPYRIGHT 1076 SHANK I PORTION HICKORY ' ,1 ?7,,,,iz!. — 89 Hickory Smoked Whole o, Ii to 22 Lb. Av.roçj. /J 8,1 Po,t,an Ham . . . • • • . 99c Smoh.d Center Cut 5l,c,d $179 Ham Steak . .. to CIt:,uu "I'm not afr aid of swine flu. I've never yet had anything that doesn't sound expensive!" WS so. ,q W&$tb'A !t)1)tTU loica/r 164W MY *V? 1L45 I 'a A II U W-D BRAND FRANKS c LB. - GRILL OKED HAM 'S ((LLL0 W-0 BRAND \ REGULAR OR ALL BEEF 2-LB. PKo. Woodyt Sharp or Port Win. Say On. Got One Pr.. Cheese Spread :; $119 I Pit tow Fat (I-Lb. CUP 10-C.. Can Morita Butt,r-M,-Nei SSc) I brand All Fruit flavors Sup.rbaorid Regular or Sto Coftog. • • • La. Pal Pry. D,v.in.d Ca14 Liver ,t*o Cleese SpreaJ Sup.rbrand Supeibrond Weig ht Wcher, D.tlght.Fi. to,, Broiling or Sl. Tu"t oh As Co land Sausage , •. L a. .- CHUCK ROAST Rib Roast.... 79c COc Polish - Buy On. And9,1 On. Li.*'. 89c W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCLUDING 7 BONE CENTER CUT Beef Ro b El Car., _ _29 'ia LI. 1.1$. Luncheon or HIIIØtI,. Fonos Sm.lted or BONELESS Round Steak Horm.l Boneless Spiced So omi Sausage . ag9s1291 CAN ') fresh La*b Sh an ks..... S 3.11. .. USCh.k. Fresh tomb Roved $411,1114, USDA CHOICE RAND BOTTOM 1 "if, Chá.Preih Lamb hod. .•..• - PxO. ••..•. LB. CANNED HAM ) ,, '. ' - US wo &and , Frail, tomb US Choice MOHAWK by Garry Trudeau cvra, ti* $.),, Sirioli Cs Sttowld.r Roast BONELESS by T. K. Ryan 9iJ1sMpIpI74Pp. $1199 Will bI1V. US ' 2" .. 00 QQc VV 79c . . • Roast 99c . - by Gill Fox I Spiced Ly.ckaono, fIflOfliCO Po 2i : FmiL... y • • • Ider Seahea Svfl res1s $1" : Sliced C arand N.Y. 10019. — ,. - velope with 50 cents for It. Send NO, IT'S NOT A NW 5T',J... X GO? MY NCK1'i dAUGHT IN rH SHRDDIR. . °'° from IL th bohydrate Diet Fads, to give 1963 a Pilot and his passenger you a better understanding of survived a bout six weeks Jijj problem. I hope this will witho ut food, help keep you from doing When you fast or when YOU unhealt hy things to your body. eliminate all orajmod all of the Others who want this In. car bo hydrates the kidneys wash out a lot of sodi um. With formation can send a long, Tk & t'- -n JLb. ienbs. . .. Meyer liked By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Your letter to me in care of the E vening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, by Po.I. - WIN AT BRIDGE stamped, self-addressed FRANK AND ERNEST f b By Lawrence F.. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB I am a 16-year-old healthy girl I have Dr. been 20 pounds overweight for about five years. Three years ago I Inst 20 pounds but gained It bock within the year. I've read that fading Is a good way to change one's attitude about eating. Iwould like to try a kind enough to hold four three-day fast, but because of the sodium washout goes a lot of trumps and claimed the school my mother won't let me. water. The dieting victim balance. She fears It will endanger my jumps on the scales and says, Suppose diamonds had health. For physical education I "Presto! I have lost five pounds broken badly. Sou th would not have Yoga so I don't have to have made his contract, but as lnnne.day." He rnlgtt U well worry about rapid moveMents. have taken a statNt'eariier It was not a water pi ll and Could you give me somàInreally good slam. flushed Out normal boty water. formation on fasting that could The water and salt loss help me, and maybe change my results in weakness If con. mother's mind? A California i-oil.., .1. .k tinued. By the middle of £JCaU% flZ Wah IOU ,___ UIVC By Oswald & James Jacoby old question: "Is there any come to the wrong place to get second day, if YOU fad that law that requir es a player who It isn't hard to get to a slam opens with a help in your discussion with long, you will most likely feel forcing two bid to wi th today's bid hand. SouNor th your mother about fasting. lam very tired and may have a sound opening and has go on to game?" th is Inclined to think this is a case of headache. The loss of water Thelaw answer is "No!" There will looking at 17 good high-card is no a make you much more "mother bed" nd no reason not to points. susceptible to fainting. Water I don't think a heal thy North wanted to bid six stop It you don't think you can as you state you are, will come loss from anything, Including notrwnp. He had a notrump- ma e game. However, If you to some bad end by fasting bed test or such far out ac type hand nd everyone wants do stop and game makes, your three days. Many people have tivities as space flight will do to be decla rer, but finally Partner is likely to be angry. North settled for six hearts. faded longer when emergency this to you also. (Do you have a situatio ns have demanded it. Th e body chemist ry will deIt was a wise decision in- lot the e'perts? Write "Ask ed. Six notrump Is doomed the Jacobys" care of this But ttisa poor way to try to lose change you and you will lose to failure. In fact, sixnotrump newspaper, The Jacobys will weight. In three days time of your appetite in about two days. might well go down two answer individual questions eating nothing you are not The chemical change results tricks. if stamped, sell-addressed likely to lose more than about from the incomplete utilization Sou th wasn't too happy with envelopes are enclosed, The oneandahaif pounds of fat. All of fat. The body metabolic his six-heart contract. He most interesting questions the rest of the loss will be bn- machinery is literally studied the hand for some will be used in this column portent muscle mass and lots of overloaded with your own fat time a nd then played dum- and will receive copies water. The water will come and this causes "ketosis" or my's king of clubs. He wanted JACOBV MODERN) right bock. 'acidosis." Terrance MacSwiney, the Mayor of Cork In 1920, fast ed 74 days before he died FRYER THIGHS, DRUMSTICKS, OR BREAST W/ RIBS SPARERIBS, 4 PISCES (Feb. 20-March20) not to badger pals over issues today. It's far pro resi better to strengthen bonds of VIRGO (Aug. 23-SepI. 23) friendship than to weaken Don't expect too mod them. people you know only a passing acquaintances today. YOURBIRTHDAY The'sno substitute for tested Sept 2, IM IIIYZaLWWQ e a excising UREA (Se$. 23-Oct. 23) one for you. You'll be both There Is a$ to be friction In adventurous and enterprising. your household today, but don't Don't let your boldness M" seektoplace the blameon your good sense, o,y, question '4'-' $i (CDT A SEPT , nnsn READER - LIVE ! ff THRU haveatendencytodaytoatart projectzyou'renotapttoflnsili. A cluttered-up workroom will ---'-"- CLOSED BON ____ Lamb by Stoffsl & Haimdshl TOP ARIES (March 21-April 19) others. It could be your oar You know what needs tobe done that's troubling the waters. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) today, but you'll upend only a Crystal gazing for trouble that to portion your It. Consequently, your reward might happen Is the way of fortune tellers. Keep your cooi. TAURUS (April ))May 20) Attack problems when theW Don't be upsat with sober. Occur. dine toy because they're - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. not producing as you feel they 21) Don't seek scapegoats today should. Possibly It will be for foul-ups that can be directly because of your example. attributed to you. Everyone will GEMINI (May 21-June 20) know who the real culprit Is. Gambling on the unknown CAPRICOP44 (Dec. 22-Jan. today will prove to be a costly 19) The least effective weapon folly. It's bed to believ, only you could use today Is inyou can grasp In mind or tlinldatlon of underlings. .10111111 hand. remember: Every dog has his CANCER (June 21-July 23) day. Your spirit ls willlng today but AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) the ii woefully weaic. It's If you're disturbed about unlikely you'll exhibit the something today, don't stew resolve to overcome a tough about It silently. The only way LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) You to et relief Is to bring the - r . 2, 1976 For Thursday, September Wednesday, Sep. 1, 1976-3C ALL STORES USDA .....- F ast Bad Way To Lose We"ght 4 P !L — HOROSCOPE IALL BEEF, REGU OR THICK SLICED 9" 39c �- 00 trn Hi. Srd, FL Mdandby, 5. 1. SAVE Ev,nlng Herald,Sanford, Fl. ALL FLAVORS H. /YJ1 J A III'JT SEPT. 2 MINI I WAI Limit 4 . : t(j POTATO CHIPS ' L 1 PIIN Th GOOD SPARKY 1\ CHARCOAL I $2391 :12 1i!?89cr __A A 091 - # LAKE, CITRUS CANS Ctoth;m* Good CLOSED - DAY LABOR Pretzels STOCK UP N OW 11104LA1,01ft '' ?! ' 1 ' -_ I/AI u viu S-CL CHICKEN $499 . LB. (133Y4-oz. ORANGE) I C S Frosting M' FLAVORS 1Th' THRIFTY - NEWBORN Co. 59c 69 Sausage...3 c ., Th,$ , U.. 1 I . ,.,. . - LIQUID DETERGENT 30-CT. PKG. lOoz. LOAF \ 35 $2 -- ---.• I 13UTTF-Fl 3 $100 3 1100 Dix r ... 4 • , - • S100 LEMONADE e 9 9 6 MACARONI & CHEESE DAIRY II—.I_ REAM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL •*?dV - LARGE GRADE "A" EXTRA LGE, 30-CT. PXG. $105 A bROtHS EAGLE BRAND CONDENSED 40 SWAMI 14 oz CAN Qu antity Riqhi Reseec1 yo, JAR 20-CT. A-i - CAN LINERS 73c -- 9 c Margarine CAPTAIN CRUNCH 61~i 110-01.$ 05 12-ox STL 9 THRIFTY MAID APPLE SAUCE C 85 $ . I.%II 2 9c 3 ______________ __________ 4 29 OR WIENER BUNS $ LVS. INE CELLAR PKGS. -•-•••• TO LBS • P C DIXI A-. ake Y, DARLING $ CANS CANS CANS . CABBAGE - FAMILY BREAD TOMATOES EARS hARVEST IRISH GREEN . DIXIE DARLING - I-it ki 11 INC THRIFT MAID 8 CORN 99c - CEREAL / S I PKG. r.. STEAK SAUCE pot $ 25 ...:. '41. _,~ 10 C.C. VINEYARDS VARIETIES IAIIIIFC — STORE HOURS 3,.-.,, / 18.0Z NIFTY TRASH MILK HARVEST FRESH S 1 Od PEANUT BUTTER 1. 9$1 53" 1 1/ *-_;-i;: PKG. DOZ. e... 1 $199 E H ITIR PAN SMOOTH OR CRUNCHY $ 33 NEW DOZ. WATERMELONS.,-.-,.,,,, %if I S-CT. EGGS EGGS HARVEST FRESH JUMBO - MINI PADS 42' $ IJ ppe 79cc KITCHEN BAGS DETERGENT 4 . sro 99 _______________________________________________________ S. NIFTY TALL -. LIQUID ' •. 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' ' . .JJ'. t.• ,, . , �it fl78 Fill Them With Tuna ! Snack Pleks - S Hard o BeatAppeaI Of Pastries For wad isa, Informal eating, makes the tradtkn to new fi ft's hard to beat the ap _ peal of eating adventures no. And 1% tsp. .ngar Mad breed pastries, such as t una's complete protein 134 Tim. Paraihas and Pasties. Provides main dish nutrltlofl 34 'P -. it 0 0 from sticking to hands. Gather equal portions. Roil Out dough refrigerated crescent nib dough Into ball and nab with 1 on lightly floured surface Into 6 In medi um skillet melt butter teaspoon of butter. Place In Inch circles. Place % CUP 101 over medium heat. Add onion bowl, cover and let red In cup filling. Brush with and cook until tender; remove warm place for about 3 houm remaining melted butter. Place from heat. In medium bowl favorites from India and portant to keep in mind when I egg, slightly beaten flfl: on preheated biking sheet and flake tuna with id each j gng serving tnesfl fare. Both the 34 cap aRk 1 tbsp, butter or bike 10 minutes or until lightly and remaining ingredients on this side of the ocean. PastIes (made with 3 TIps. bitter or marprtse browned. Yield 3 parathas. except crescent rolls; nix well. Parathu, filled whole wheat refrigerated crescent rolls) and margarine melted, divided 2 tbsp. chopped eden TUNA PAY= Separate roll dough Into breads, are a regular menu the Parathas are filled with an In medi um bowl, misfiows, I can 11% or 7 Islets) 2 thup. butter or triangles and roil out bum than Item with many Indian and ippetnlng blend of canned tuna sugar, biking powder, baking 1w he "get" margarine 34 Inch thick dill keeping whole food redaurajs, And in vegetable oil, coo ked soda and salt. Make a Well In 34 cup cooked diced ~ cup coarsely chopped triangular form. Place 34101p can now be ordered In a potatoes, onion and eggs. The center of (frY dISal3 pored ed's 3rd cap filling on Ofl t'iaflgiI, number of British-style pubs Paratha filling also uses add egg; stir until Incorporated i egg, slightly beaten ounces) or 7 ICU $34 cover wi a second th tialgi, here. Pasties often called carrots and parsley. The baking Into dry Ingredients. Gradually 2 top. eho parsley 1w in vegetable .11 and Pinch edits together 10 SISI Cornish Paties - are main takes less than 15 minutes. stir In milk; stir until % bp. lVa cup cooked finely diced well. Repeat with runabft dish turnovers. TUNA PARAWAS Ingredients are moistened. 34 tsp, ginger pared potatoes dough and filling. Place on Canned tuna Is a particularly Dough: Gather dough Into a bell; knead '4kp, paprIka 1 egg, slightly beaten iü sheet. Bake good filling for these pastries. 1 cup unsifted all.purpose on lightly floured surface for 10 Preheat oven to 450 deg. F., 144 tsp. salt In 375 deg. F., oven 1010 13 As a popular sandwich flour mInutesoruntil ainooth,addIg placeungreaaedbakIngshee ¼ tsp. pepper minutes or wtIl golden brown. IngredJent, this familiar food 1 cup nasifted whole wheat flour lf necessary to keep dough oven to heat. Divide dough in 2 packages it ounces each) Yield 4 servings; $ pipsUic Raisins ___ 1 , V11110A mulls Ales. lUll W MARC. .. UU V1 I on cap Pears Combine With Sour Cream In , - 4 S.. margarine or butter, ingretllents. Stir until all flour I 34 cup toasted wheat germ melted moistened. Fill greased muffin In large "If cream sqws Mil ralsins with flour, sugar, pan 2.3r& fulL Bake at 40D deg. baking powder, cinnamon, salt, I".m 20 to dening and margarine munites. Serve and baking soda. Combine egg, immediately 12 medIum trll light and fluffy. Add eggs; firmly ro sugar beat thoroughly. Stir In milk, banana and margarine; muffins, 3 tsp. baking powder molasses, lemon rind and OAT-MIBIN mix well, add to dry REFIUGEIIATOIICOOIUES vanilla. Sift together flour, baking soda and salt. Gradually 1 cap find7 add flow mixture to sugar brown sugar ie mixture, mixing well. Stir in 34 cup maprise or No matter what the occasion ~ cup light brown raisins. Sprinkle S with lemon oats, wheat germ and raisins. soften Is, fresh Western Barlett pears sugar Juice. Beat eggs. Blend In 2 eggs Press and shape into two long, are sire to find a place. This brown sugar and Sour cream. 2 dop molselses smooth rolls about 2% inches in I cup dairy @our cream bur Cream Pear Pie is a Combine with fruits and turn diameter. Wrap In waxed paper , f t grated lenses rI Terfect example. Into unbaked pastry shell. i p, extract and chill several hours or until shell SOUR CREAM PEAR PIE Garnish with reserved pear 2 caps sifted flier stiff. With thin, sharp knife, cut melted bitter fresh BUeI slices. Brush pear slices wIth 1 tsp. biking soda In thin slices. Place several s'-' Reserve 44 pear to slice for melted butter. Bake at 375 % tsp. sall Inches apart on ungreased 44 cup golden rablas garnish. Core and dice degrees 1 hour or until knife 2 caps rolled eats baking sheet. Bake at 400 dog 1 tab4ipon lemon juice remaining pears, but do not Inserted new center comes out 1 cup Del Monte Seedless F.,, 8 to 10 minutes. Remove to 2 eggs peel. Combine diced pears and dean. Makes 1 (B-Inch) pie. rack to cool. 5 dozen. Raisins ___ b wn , ¼ .-W11 rli_-: N Add Energ 1 tsp. chinamoui 34 top salt 4 11sp. bdft soft I egg 2.3rd cup milk 34 cup (1 medium) mashed, ripe Del Monte bsi*ia MELLOW MUFFINS I cap Del Monte Seedless Ralslais - ____ _____ rr -w-w. - - a Tuna: Versatile Mellow Muffins packed with raisin goodness ('5 Eggs Wellington All-American Favorite IU' F er TOP VALUE ill TUNA APPEua, PUFFI 1 cup chopped peeled 1 CO (1% ur 7 soncas) tomatoes tunainvegetableell Zcam($4or7sum 11 slices pesly each) 1w in pumporaictel vegetable oil errye broad 34teupsonSall legg, separated 34 teaspoon pepper ¼ cup csshed '4 teaspess dried ekspc4 splauck dill weed ¼ teaspam salt I tablespoon lemon Juice 34 teaspoon dried In large skillet melt butter. leaf hosil Add onion and garlic; cook until ¼ teaspoon tender. Add zucchini; cook over juice medium heat 5 minutes, Place 1 tablespoon tuna on stirring frequently. Stir In each bread slice. In email bowl tomato, tuna and remaining beat egg white wall) stiff peaks Ingredients; cook 5 to 10 form. Beat egg yolk In another minutes longer bowl; Stir lnspinach, salt, basil VIEW: 4 servings, 185 and lemon juice. Fold beaten calories per serving. egg white Into spinach mixture. Tuna canned In water, may Spoon 1 tablespoon spinach be used, In which cue calories mixture over tuna. Bake In 350 per serving will be further degrees F. oven 10 misutes reduced to l. Serve Immediately, garnished TUNA DINNER with cherry tomato. CAEROLE YIELD: 18 appetizer ae* 1 package (1¼ ounces) vin; 5$ calories per serving Cheddar cbeeie flavored HEAT-AND-RAT crackers TUNA TOMATO UUFFDM 2 ($34 or 7 owes 1eaa($34sr7 ounces each) time lnvegetable each) 1w in vegetable oil, drained on I rap shredded 3 tablespoons chopped Cheddar cheese green pepper ¼ cup chopped union 34 cup shredded cheese ¼ cap chopped (Swiss, Cheddar, etc.) green peppell 34 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons diced 34 temples pepper pluileuto l tomato, rutfa 234 cup milk four sUm 4 eggs lightly beaten 2 FaglIib muffins 34 teaspoon dry or sandwich buns mustard In medium bowl mix tuna, 34 teaspoon Tabasco chopped green pepper, cheese, pepper sauce salt and pepper. Split muffins lAne bottom of shallow 2and toast lightly. Spread tuna quart baking dish with single mixture on each half. Top with layer of crackers. Put a tomato slice. Sprinkle with remaining crackers Into paper additional grated cheese, If or plastic bag and crush desired. Broil until lightly coarsely with rolling pin to browned In electric toaster make about 134 cups; reserve. oven or standard range. Flake tuna with fork; sprinkle YEILO: 2 servIngs, evenly over crackers In baking LOW CALORIE dish. Sprinkle cheese, onion, TUNA ZINI green pepper and pimiento 1 tablespoon butter evenly over tuna. Combine or margarine milk, eggs, dry mustard and 34 cup chopped Tabasco; pour over Ingredients calm In baking dish. Sprinkle 34 clove garlic, reserved coarse cracker minced crumbs over top of casserole. 2 cups shredded Bake in 325 degrees F. oven 40 unpared minutes. Let stand S minutes zucchini (about before serving. 3 medium) YIELD: 4to6servings. a - chopped 34 cup dairy sour cream one-thIrd cup chopped fresh spinach ¼ cap shredded carrot 34 cup chopped pimlento. stuffed green olives 34 cup chopped pitted ripe olives $ enriched English muffins Butter 1 cup 14 on.) sJ'redded Cheddar cheese I slices bacon, cooked crisp and crumbled Combine eggs, sour cream, vegetables and olives. Split, toast and butter muffins. Spread egg mixture over tops and bottoms of muffins. Sprinkle with shredded cheese and bacon. Broil about 6 Inches from heat until cheese melts, 3 to S minutes. Serve open-faced. Garnish with sliced pickle, pitted ripe olive and stuffed green olive on wooden picks. A I 11101111i A New Favorite ITOP VALUE STAMPS I By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Pea Fool Editor With the help of another recipe tester, we've evolved a new dish Eggs Wellington. Perhaps It will become as popular as Beef Wellington! 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KRAFT I'S em Judged Grand Champion of 1976, "Confetti U.S.A.," Is a Bicentennial recipe and winner of this year's National Sand. wich Idea Contest. It's a refreshingly different egg salad sandwich. Instead of mayonnaise salad dressing, this gustatory montage of cool ingredients relies on sour cream. The splash of carrots, spinach, cheese and be= bits add the crowning touch to this rc3 aIly simple meal time package. Serve "Confetti U.S.A.," on enriched English muffins for the very bed you can offer family or friends. When the bread is enriched, it supplies the essential B-vitamins niacin, thiamine and riboflavin plus the mineral, iron, all necessary to maintain daily good health and diet. 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(AP) — Pareoti who comta pram positive things avid seem to indicate that children coerce them Into doing specific. behave like l.yw. a poor self-image tend to be Children who lick positive cvftIfre the t!ft theft eM. thiselves — f you're positive do not know how to cvzuate something beyond their mnL Mother common error that Felker lIds iavual 'SW" of fesrful of new situations and self-concepts, Felker believes, dren do wrung, while ignoring about ycamsU, Its often mis- themselves; they often judge As an example he uses the can reinforce a negative self- poor seffconne$ In a child, the experiences, often become pessimistic the things they do rIØ*, can cc d INS 'prldiful,"Felker themselves more harshly than familiar parental warning, "I image, the father offlveuys,Is flr4ofwhldlls the kind ofthing Finally, how does the child adults. "They become ciam problimi In rjclai ad- says. His adele. is for p&ada an adoit would. Parents should don't want you ever to do to compare children with their a child says about himself. Does evaluate himself? U he is hy. generally negative — toward jentmd, wane a Pordoe Uni. not to be afraid to False them- teach their children the art of anything like that again." A brothers and sisters. "Evaluate he seem to like himself, or does percrltical, Felker points out, themselves and others. They're selves In front of theft children vnLty Fatamor. 1fctlticimi. more realistic solution, Felker them Individually," he advises, he apply words like "dummy"? this can lead to a negative self- fearful and anticipate the worst Prof. Donald Felker, h.d of and to encoorage their Children Another suajedlon Is to ad says, would be to point to the while noting that some of the Is the Child enthusiastic about image, causing the child to — interpreting things generally the Dopmtsnev* of Odid Devel- to do the same thing. realistic goals for children particular "Iting" that should harshest critics are siblings; new, different situations, or downgrade his accom• ina negative way." opened and Family Studies within Pirdue's School of I. _______ believes that such behavior can adversely affect a child's self-ünage. "Kids dart thinking negative 9th about themidtMaIiaflth.,. -- - - from parents," he wane. 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"I've never said any ranie1ent or illegal acts were Involved, but from the evidence I've gathered there is extremely poor management, poor business practices, poor judgement and a gross misuse of federal funds," Largen said Wednesday. Ott said Largen "doesn't know enough about SEEDCO to jornment." And the agency director said Largen has "Implied In several letters that Uwe are criminal activities going on at SEEDCO." Orr also said Largen requested an FBI Investigation of SEEDCO in the spring of 1975 and brought a Sentinel Star columinist In May of 1975 to a Hamel QT. 1111IROUBON IMPORTI ByEDPRICKErr HeuM8Wr1ter . _________ JIM 7 Iterfor 3 rolk 29t LOW • • ''S • S \\ FRUIT MOPS \ • 1 If tnacouuaamc S How cope with dress? "Some Ihysicalactisltymaybeftsemost healthful and relaxing thing for anemotlanailytiredtherapgst," Dr. Cray says. "We are confined to a chalrtosit and listen all day." Dr. and Mrs. Cray collabo. rated on a paper on the chiatrist and his family and presented It recently to a meet. tog of the AmericanPiybji Association In Miami Beach, egJar Irk.99i • Its Drawbacks PAW ALTO, Calif. (AP) — says Marjorie Cray, a former psychiatric soda) wuñar who's married to one. home after listening all day to the pstleda' woes, says Mrs. Cray, the payddatrlat is emotionally and not likely to make an attesdlve husband and fathsr. "Helsnolongerinamoodto WAN. Moreover, the problem ofhlifanllyseesnverytrfte compared to the problem be han been focusing on," she explains. "His seneltivity Is dulled." Mrs.Qayadinitsthatshe feels jealous of the pitied who has a priority on her husband's emotion and time. She dies a cane where a child shouted to hispsycbiatrldfather,'WhonI grow up, I'll never be a doctor. I ward to be a pstiedr' Her husband, Cray, who's on the staff of Stanford Medical School and a practicing psychotherapist tional here, acknowledges stress Intrinsic in hils protals. sian. The dress, he says, often expresses ___ itaelflnthesidcldeof welltrabsed and respect.d payddafr Limitipok. a.ghv psic. $1.03 MON*T4*3O' 'p DINNIR v.., wo-4 64 In Family Has Islttherapedlctohaveapry. (1tThru9.4.16A9$ ' LMoNa0 I thitrtd L tw,? ot at , 100 80$ PINCRI SOW Rig. 4SC 37 AI...line quality___ Pencil- IU1.ALL °'°°°&°' Sob! 39c Reg. 75C Sal.. . ii dries clear and bit. 4-as. - iii.. Typewriter Paper Tablet now thru 9.d.'76. L, 2. meeting called to discuss the removed, Largen's reply was Orr blames Largen for feasibility of a health main- affirmative. "I think there "attacke" by a Seidl Star te orniution (0) should be a ga in ad. rnliimnlit nm "* fra ministration; Fm talking about began 11 months ago, public for Seminole County. Ott says shortly after the the hierarchy, the board and opinion has been eroded to the meeting "an attack" by the that group." point that normal channels of Orlando newspaper began on "If he (Largen) can't sub- commerce have been shut off. SEEDCO. At Wednesday's stantiate there are thieves We have had Insurance policies conference, Orr said newspaper or crooks then the next thing is canceled, bonds terminated, dories contained 136 errors of to say that we're dumb," Ott credit refused where it once fact. Ott has submitted a replied. was standard, and loans or lines complaint of unfair reporting to Concerning the HMO Issue, of credit refused by banks," Ott the National News Council. Largen said he would support said. Largen said he has never an HMO in Seminole if It is used A General Accounting Office "4Isagreed i principle" with to help indigents. (GAO) investigation cleared SEEDCO, but the physician But he said the Ott proposal Ott and SEEDCO of any Insaid be would, like to see the would have been a "money- stances of Illegality. An Interim agency do what it was ad up to making organization." The GAO report was released last accomplish — provide jobs for physician went on to say that week. and aid the needy. The report rapped the agency SEEDCO knew next to nothing Orr says SEEDCO Is about the operation of an HMO for poor business practices, but responsible for 273 jobs In and that the I0,000 feasibility Orr says he has known all along Seminole. The agency director study conducted here by the that mistakes have been made also says SEEDCO has pumped agency was a "waste of tax- and will continue to occur as almost $5-million in federal payer money." long as SEEDCO is in business. dollars Into the local economy Also, Orr cited a $5000 exOtt said he envisioned paying since agency efforts got un- patients at the HMO, because tortion attempt, burglary and derway In 1971. Ott says an HMO here would an attempted shooting as "I feel that the principles of reduce the cost of medicine to examples of harassment. Orr an organization like SEEDCO everyone because profits from said a Sentinel Star reporter are lofty and Ideal, and I would the HMO would be spent to was found creeping around gladly participate If a new reduce the cost of medicine. SEEDCO offices at 3 o'clock administration was installed The SEEDCO study showed one morning. that would exercise good an HMO was not feasible for Ott blamed many of his business principles, good Seminole County. The reason, woes on the Orlando financial responsibility and see the report said, was a lack of newspaper. He said the that the majority of the federal participation on the part of area SEEDCO board of directors Is money is filtered down to the doctors. But Orr said he had 38 considering a lawsuit against bottom," Largen said. signatures of persons Interested the publication. If the lawsuit Asked If that meant Ott and in an HMO before Largen began isn't filed, he said the agency his directors should be a campaign "to destroy us." will ask the National News Council for a ruling. Though a grievance has been Wed with the council, Orr said officials at the New York-based agency are waiting to see If legal action is taken. If it Is. It's doubtful the news council will 1 investigate. UTOCO(PONPUCUSTOU SChOOL 50*11 Sob! 37c Cigar boxes'. handy 40 LIZ AND DICK SETTLE H ERE Ui and Dick are together again—right here in Sanford! But don't scramble for Your autograph book. Liz and Dick are two llamas recently donated to the Central Florida Zoo by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Orltt of Loch Arbor. The Oritta, shown above welcoming the new arrivals, ordered the llamas by telephone from a farm in Sisters, Ore. They named the animals after their son. Dick and their daughter, Liz. Dick, llama on the left. Is 14 months old. Llami Liz is a year old. Question: Will it last? State Attorney Completes Probe Longwood Charges Eyed By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Today, Conne ll called for all elected and appointed offlcls of the city to voluntarily take He detector tests to help clear "up the whole buody u's" ln*?se commwJW. LONGWOOD A probe of alleged wroft ' doing in the city's Cornell said he would persona lly pay for the testing II cuancil public works department by State Attorney Abbott Herring's co lleagues did not believe It was a proper expenditure of city office has been concluded, according to Herring, and a decision Is funds. now being made on what charges if any will betoed. Early last year, council members, Including Connell and Sources close to the investigation say they expect both felony Council Qiafrman J.R. Grant, separately investigated problems and misdemeanor charges to be filed against at least some of the in the poli ce department. No Charges were flied although It was four city employes who have been fired and eight others who have determined that several police offi cers had received more Inbeen suspended without pay for from one to five days. centive pay than they were entitled to and that money from the Mayor James R. Lormann said earlier this week that Improper sale of accident reports copies had been diverted Into a activity which had been occurring In the public works department benevolent f und and the treasury of a fraternal organliitloo. which includes street, utility and maintenance operations After Public Safety Director Douglas Keller took office, he said ranged from drinking beer on the job to the theft of city property. he found no Intent on th e part of the officers involved to do Meanwhile, Gerard Connell, one of two city councilmen who anything wrong. refused to vote on suspending and firing employes because no Since then, Connell's reports to the council of complaints he evidence aiaIn!t the men wwe as nr.eant.d malla,I hi. r..,n. Sm. r' received against police officers have been determined to be unrefusing to the state Commission on Ethics Wednesday. founded. The other councilman who declined to vote, Parker Anderson, Lormann said complaints against officers of stopping young said he is sendi ng copies of his reasons to the ethics commission girls motorists on e th road in the early hours of the morning for and Herring's office, extended periods of time were without foundation. - 2.1 .00 l.g69t.ocfi Just For kiddi.... Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents rItic Urges Fir ing PAPER PLATES ____ Thru 9.4.16 LImit 1. LOMONflI a Psychiatrist ...with3 i.f!!!ii 01W Sanford, C Of Orr, SEEDCO Board 1t•i l,YlIIlflJsJ; —'in -- BAR --— NAM IWEAT 3 llISiSlIJISJ:fl 69th Year, No. 11, 1976—Thursday, Sept. 2, 1976 - . . S•S -- 0 Traffic Fines To Graveyard Sites Credit Cards Okay James Perry, former Seminole Economic Employment Development Corp. vice-president, says U half the news articles about SEEDCO were NEW YORK (AP) — Th Wed law enforcement too may come not from a bolder but from a state trooper's bad pocket when he whips old hi — creditcard Imprirder. In Wisconsin, speeders non can pay traffic fines on theli Master Charge cards and Iowa is considering accepting the card for slnijlar vI 1a*lnu Credit cards are breaking tradition not only In the police department but In virtually every huflh4lon. The Florida State Supreme Court recently approved an agreement with the date's Bar Association that Allows payment of legal fees on credit cards. positive, the agency "no doubt would be a success." Today Roaches Found Again At Day Care Center By JACQUELINE DOWD Herald Staff Writer A day care center which serves children living In Sanford's public housing has once again failed to meet basic sanitation requirements. A second inspection by the county health department, conducted last week, found the " day care center at Castle Brewer Court on Sanford's westside still has the roach infestation problem found In a July 24 inspection. "But they are making an effort to correct it," said Ken Hester, an inspector for the county health department's environmental health division. "They have been spraying." Sanford Housing Authority Executive Director Thomas Wilson III said the spraying was done by the housing authority. Housing authority employes checked the building after the spraying, Wilson said, and "did not fine any more roaches than would be normal." heater said the day care center falls below basic sanitation standards in several other areas, too, but he declined to discuss specifics until the center staff, headed by school board candidate Frances Colemen Jackson, has time to correct the problems. Mrs. Jackson could not be reached this morning for comment. He said no specific time limit has been set for correcting the problems, but did say another follow-up Inspection will be made within a week or two." I,'. Las Vegas, a cddLng chapel now accepts the cards for marriage ceremonIes 24 hours a day. Plastic currency has Infiltrated the halls of acadrnl, too, where tuition can be Charged for everything from a masters degree to a certificate from the American Barde41' SchOOL Acceptance of Credit cards at cultural Institutions Is not new, but some new names have been added to the list. The cards now are accepted to the Soviet Union, where aarn1ttan to the Bolabol Ballet and the Moscow Art Salon through the Met Lntcurisi (savel bureau Is as readily accessible with American credit cards as are tickets to a Broadway show in New York. Credit cards are now so much a part of American culture that they have been placed In several Bicentennial time cajsules as examples of basic tools for living in this era. They can be used for such disparate purposes as garbage collection, 0 - -- . •. Gurney: 'Flabbergasted' ORLANDO (AP) Federal "the direction of Justice De- against the retrial. He said it counts. prosecutors will retry partment officials in Washing- would be Illegal to take only "Some other person might former Sen. Edward J. Gurney, ton" was to press the perjury part of a grand jury indictment consider he was being sub. R-Fla, on a perjury charge but count. POLITICS: and try to convict Gurney with jected to a political trial," Dithave dropped a conspiracy The conspiracy count would it in view of the fact that Gur- tmar said. 4th District Court of Appeals, count alleging that he took part be difficult to prove because of ney had already been acquitted The indictment alleged that in a scheme to collect kickbacks a recent ruling by Young that of three other perjury counts, Page 5A Gurney and others took part In from housing contractors. the bulk of testimony from a one bribery charge and one the conspiracy to pressure Florida House Race, Page IA Gurney, silver-haired defend- previous trial could not again charge of accepting unlawful Florida builders for Other Congress Races, Page 9A financial er of then-President Nixon dur- be used again, Alto said. compensation. contributions in return for faI' lfl' ing the televised Senate Water. Retrial is set for Oct. 4 in OrThe Winter Park Republican, vors from federal housing Around The Clock 4-A gate hearings, will be tried on a lando. the only senator indicted in of- agencies. Bridge 3-B charge of lying to a grand jury Alto had indicated strongly in lice in 50 years. was cleared on Calendar ... ...... ........ 6-A during a probe of the fund- the past that he wanted to drop five of the seven counts The perjury count alleges in a Comics ...................3.B raising scandal in 1974. both charges, left from an orig- live-month trial in Tampa last that Gurney lied to a grand jury Crossword .. ........... ..3-B '1 am surprised, shocked and inal seven-count indictment. year. The jury deadlocked on in Jacksonville when he Editorial ............... ...4-A flabbergasted that the attorney testified he did not know that He said he had been informed the other two charges. Dear Abby .................2-B general would reverse recom of the derision by his superiors Young took under advisement his fund-raiser, Larry E. WilDr. Lamb ................ .3-B mendations of his working-level only at 5 p.m. the previous day. two motions from Dittmar that llama, was raising funds In his Horoscope .... ............ 3people to drop charges," the 62. Alter the hearing, he was over- the case be thrown out. behalf before June 1972. Gurney Hospital ................6-A year-old Republican said after heard to say: "They sure put said Gursaid be lerned of it then and The defense lawyer Obituaries ......... 6-A a pretrial hearing Wednesday me on the spot with this." the Imordered it halted. ney had lived 'through Sports .............. .. 10-li-A in Orlando. Alto refused to answer re- pact and harassment of all Alto emphasized that the inTelevision ............ .... 441 Government prosecutor Vin- porters' questions. this" for almost 211 years, since dictment charges that Gurney Weather . ............ ...6-A cent :ItO told U.S. District Gurney's attorney, C. Harris allegations of the scandal first knew of the fund raising and Women .......... .14B Judge George C. Young that Dittmar, argued strenuously surfaced in newspaper ac- lied about it. - ..... The day care center has been critized by public housing tenants, who voiced their complaints at the last meeting of the housing authority commission. The commissioners delayed a decision on renewing a lease for the day care center with Lee-Jack Enterprises until the tenants' complaints could be investigated. The commission's next regular meeting date falls on Sept. 9, when several commissioners and staff members will be attending a Florida Association of Housing Redevelopment Organizations convention In Jacksonville. A new date for the meeting has not yet been set. Commission Chairman Edward Blacksheare said this morning the lease renewal will be discussed at the next meeting. The commissioners will review the health department's inspection reports and Commissioner D.C. McCoy's findings during a personal inspection of the center. Several issues, Including who is responsible for pest control In the day care center, were raised at the last meeting but apparently have not yet been resolved. Tenants also complained that the lease gave Mrs. Jackson control of the building, which is located next to the housing authority offices and is often used as a meeting place, after day care hours. Mrs. Jackson's request for renewing the lease included a price increase thatwould hike daily charges per child to $2.50. Discounts are made if more than one child from a family attends. ..• .•••....... .. Early Warn*ingign Sal For Cancer9 SAN FIIANCLSCO IAI' Two scientists say they have inadvertently found a substance in the blood of cancer patients that could provide an early warning system for the dread disease. Dra. J.C. Morrison and E. T. Bucovaz of the University of Tennessee said Wednesday that tests of 4,200 persons showed the system was nearly 90 per cent accurate in identifying whether patients had cancer. They told a news conference at the American Chemical Society national meeting that 11 - it proves itself in further stud- tea, the blood test could in three years be part of routine yearly physical examinations. Numerous other blood tests have been devised by scientists in the search for a foolproof way to detect cancer at an early stage. No test yet devised has been successful enough to be widely adopted. Morrison dressed that it is unknown how early in the develuiinent of a tumor a positive result will show up In the test, but he said animal studies are under way to find out. He also stressed the test is a general one that may Indicate cancer is present but will not tell doctors where. "This could be a test that would tell a doctor that he should run further tests on a patient, watch the patient closely," he said. Bucuvaz said the two began their research looking at something quite different the structure of yeast cells. In trying to find a protein molecule in the cells, they mixed the yeast with human blood to see if the molecule they were looking for - would combine with a different Protein In the blood. By chance, Bucovaz said, the blood they were using came from a cancer patient, and they found that a protein intheblood did latch onto the yeast protein. When they repeated their experiment with blood (torn a healthy person, be said, it didn't work the proteins did not combine. With 57 per cent of the cancer patients they tested later, they said, the combining occurred; in 91 per cent of the cancer-free patients there was no combination. - � 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 01, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 01, 1976. 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ILONDIE 1 ~"Mmvrvod 0 I 11 ____ A I -P r .... .1. " Waliter CO Great ________________________________________ THANK YOU INCP n 35 MIdd ii fr' o i I' rTq - Iv ~ 1, L~k,4& .11__~11_ 00_ __1N - TM lOIN LOSER 9 HAVE V ThAi T 'EM 11~ 0~ .~ ~ ;:* .. I Al v ! t_ - 0 _______ -_ 4 - - - I W - - ___ - ——— i rr —— __ 4 — LV - _H_ . -_ __ 14810 Battle • ,, '"d i ;, I I I ARCHIE ; I N mm"e, % MW - AN A ) ax ___ ! 0M 0 POLLUTION M"O'Em e THAr IL une ___ ALL * I ___ )) __• ' I i% .. ) " BY conversations he had at the city's maintenance- Widing lad February. I 10I ___ byStoffel&Naimdsfd THE MEAT WIS ___ AdAw6e.1 , L THE CFth W5S HOT, rL.wy I WELL 'i'? S/6i'// OKAY. ItL TAKE 10 PER %2NT OFF " N FER 'T}l' DESSERT V*5 ENDORSEMENT! I a _____ I , % , '' ,I 1 .. - i ! : .. \ PRISCILLA'S POP Oe- 01 . I — A by Al Vem"ev, THE BOOK M REAPING 5 OC'P! SO GOOR. REVERENP WEEmS, A LOT Q PEOPLE CANT PUT IT DOWN! THE BOCK frj REAPING IS 50 GOOR A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE AFRAID PICK IT UP! I iI ?, — - , V - i 1.1 , ~ II ___ r • Who John decided W :10.3 Dr. :AJ94 092 68652 # 765 69 ' - 83 / '4 - . •. 14, t'. , - . I Lamb helpiusly while this (kf rattled off five heart Wcks. A couple of pairs played In dIamonds and were only able to score eleven tricks. The V875 4A fl 74 Both vulnerable Mv most ubi Is chronic constipation. Id: S- 30 ,,.-,,,.. __ CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS , GOOD LUCK BACK DM101 AT SCHOOL, WE'LL DROP YOU A POSTCARD NOW AND TH EN by La NOT A absolutely nothing was colon) are common In the older then. LAA Se rnnIadeX.ravT the r.wt ticula are often associated said there were a few dI. constipation I feel you iuld ticula In the direct o biggest efforts II YOU 044 . - 1 i , I ;i .. % 1 0 some help for your heel spurs. eat bran though. The Health Corrective shoes and foot pads Letter will give you further may help. In some cases information about drinking removal of the spur Is in. fluids and taking advantage of exercise though by getting a formation can send a long. home stationary bicycle. You stamped, self-addressed en. need to develop a mild velope with 50 cents for The calisthenic program you can do Health Letter. Just send your I ___ '? : 9....... chronic bowel problems and may contribute to diver. ticuiosis M ACHINES . &o TN.wfs +_ 111-11111111111111111 I V I ' — 1 conversion of city owned property to their own private use." Mayor Lormann, 1; f I I ' • , ,*- I— . • 9 .1 2 Y. "... 17. , .7. - .. I I. I ~A"Vl , . Vp - A . . ,. • , I - ••. III, I • • .... 111111 .•.. - jay Adcock, a first-grader at All Souls Catholic Church Parish Schol gets a f rom mother, Vicky, as e gins ay 0 classes Mond ay ford. For several years yet Jay will probably be content to study the Imposing MOTHERLY SUPPORT world from the protective shelter of his mother's shoulder. But then changes will take place and Mom soon may find It hard to get a good-bye Was as he leaves UW house In the morning, let alone accompany him to school In front of the other f6guys.99 The Great Debates,* Carter Camp Says Plans Almost Set, ,, . I City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. recommended that certified )h . Even before the Federal Election format son& by the League of Women financing laws, but ruled out direct con- . I*. -; ;~- * -, - ,, - " .:.' Ir , 1. ~ '~, , , , ,L~ i, ~-~, " ," ~ - - , "--" -" ' ' '- - nsorship of the debates by 1the League . • semlons wW take. just one narrow subject with a whole shed Francisco, where he crft;02W the Nixon The Democratic presidential nominee of documents and memoriW 4ftwiL% -n~llll`orda ddrdk.1p for their Dondes L. said the negótlatorsliad agreed to match 1 t)dnk that *ou!d remove a p'est deal'of on arms les Mendle said Nixon and the candjdatena series oftln-ee debates, the debate aspect," Carter sald. Ford have tried to turn America, "once each lasting an hour and 15 minutes, Despite the election commission ap. proud to call Itself the arsenal of •', -. I -11, , -1: r -. beginning the third week in September. proval. of the league's sponsorship of the democracy ... into just an arsel debates, there are several potential Ford's running mate, Sm. Robert J. problems still stalling the confrontation. Dole of Kansas, campaigned Monday In debates. "There's just no agreement," he Two other presidential candidates, former Marylan d, where he tourad the staU fair at Timonium. But Ford's spokesman, Ron Nessen, denied there was any agreement on the ': • .. - • . ~e ,*_ - 1 -- -- :.. , P4I ., . .,~ 11P.;."O...., , I . • NOW% that an Wcoming campaign tour will take him into the South. considered Carter's home territory, Dole said, "My Softball season Is almost over for the pitcher from Plains, Ga.. who Is busy making his pitch for votes -1 !,-.A, ".. ...., - and labor unions to help pay for the of Women Voters, Carter announced that questio ns limited in each debate to a debates. negotiators for both sides had reached a specific issue. Carter's running mate, Sen. Walter F. tentative agreement on the form the "If President Ford can go in, briefed on Mandate, campaigned Monday In San -' Happy Commission gave approval Monday to Voters, allowing questioning on a wide trilxitlous to the league from corporations '. .,.1 Not spokesman for President Ford says, no secret. FEC decided that league sponsorship 01 agreement is In sIgJd. Do the debates, Carter said he prefers a the debates would not violate campaign , , Say Theyre s . .. 1 I - Forces WASHINGTON (AP) - What is the sold. Georgia Gov. Leda Maddox and former tatus of the Great Debates? Jimmy Nessen refused to discuss Ford's view of Sen. Eugene McCarthy, are thredening Carter sal plans for the televised con- the negotiations. saying representatives of court action if they aren't Included. frontatlons are almost set, but a both nominees had agreed to keep the talks Another problem Is one of financing. The 71w-; I •,- • '.½ Ford •:' It v' • even though his z..'oalgn doesn't officially begin until after Labor Da Y. - page 2A) - trip will demonstrate once and for all that we are not writing off any states " r .L . I , ii W*OY'A(WIT II EM7M?WLOC41. ' 5) V _______ . I ' I "" I --~ - 10 ~': L '-' .. I,' / I - •••••••••,,• , r Mrs. Debbie Lott Lingo of Fern Park tearfully told . '. I I 000 Ilk, ir If' . ,. ' "I . - I I1 1975 by federal agents on a cocaine delivery charge, : 1 sobbed softly as she told the court Monday that she Ihiess checks landed her in state prison for 13 months enough to gain her attention. "1 ,.J doesn't deny drug involvement. "But I've never stuck for violation of probation in an earlier Orange County more can be expected of me." • - ~ . I I .1. d I '' IN, . . . , 1 11 -- 9111611%1AW4 I% Ix' ! . Wtft0q8-30 Garry Trudeau WASHINGTON tAP) i - I ' Sanford-Kentucky I 6CVAfp S( I " z.!j k!$\ 1 I - __ 0 ' / 1' -., - -. By ED PRICKETT system serving the north end of the coanty. Tbb moming the county commissioners agreed ford, working the Sanford to Jacksonville run. ' - . ' and to make a third one a per $9,000 of taxable income, for a the benefit is scaled down and ~ 1 . Z~l should continue through next credit, subtracted directly from mauung off welfare This Is a refundable credit meaning that taxes owed, ut $Z for a tax- credit of 10 per cent of up to if af 1 Link Meanwhile, in the House, a payer and for cach dependent. $4,000 Of wages and self-em- to owe taxes, the government _______________ • train3ervices because it Is the a result of this agreement," first step toward opening up the Auto-Train Corp. President ' . _______________ • l\l)I, \ WASHINGTON (AP— Here is whatexis tlng Individual Income tax cuts are worth Working Monday on the Intypical Around fleClock ......... 4-A come tax bill, Senate-House tax taxpayers.The cuts were enacted laM year and woujdbe extended thrait 1977 under an agreement Bridge '' r .... - ......4-B conferees settled on an exten- reached Monday by Sen&WHouse conferees on the pending tax bin. (Income adjusted gross income.) Calendar .. .............. .3-A 5100 of cur-Tent tax cuts, worth c, some ' . means Con1JCJ L . ...............4-B $180 to a typical famfly of four SINGLE PERSON Crossword ..........__4.B earning $15,000 annually. IV Income MARRIED COLJPLES FAMILY OF FOUR c',-- , ' 1 ' - •- Ll, I IS. - - . ,. ".~4' - I , .ç 1 "ft-im- .,_ — I L- f•.,. '.: - _ .4 I ;~~ IEEE= -1 _, . i1- .r- as a - ~ir~.,~'.- WRf Y.;, - "C4_~_ " _- -'-; ~ ^ ~ -4 - . _.:- -~ -):, ~'~~:., 0, , - ,,~ , 'I L) -;.,-_ ,jr~* ,'& ;4,_~ F -, " 4*-54 V . ". , 1~ , )~~ __ _ ) +' /' ' s t L I A,L,71 ._10111z? 'ii two -, - ' 4 - -111 Editorial ............ 4-A Cuts became law last year to 3,100 ................$95 entire United States to Auto- Eugene K. Garfield said. .............. $131 Dear Abby .. ........ _.. I.B help combat the recession. Auto-Train automobile The Daily service between Train. Alldeclslonsby theconferees i*,000 48 Sanford and Louisvill e Ky . on Presently, Auto-Train makes carriers will be attached to Dr.Lamb 1147 , 4. remain subject to approval by sseeo $152 combinat ion Auto Train daily runs to and from Lorton, Amtrak s Floridian," which Horescope $10.00 the full House and Senate Amtrak train is scheduled to Va., in the Washington, D.C, runs between Chicago and $12,500 ... ... ... ... ..1177 $12,5N ... ... ... ... .. L11 Oblotaries .. ............ .3-A fore this tax bill can be sent. to $12,%0 Miami and St. Peter3burg. area. get underway Oct. 31. A President Ford Sports S-i $180 $15000 "The agreement opened the Auto-Train service will be Officials at a Washington vise 115* The conferees agreed to con$110 117,51)0 ..............$110 lli,51 ..............$180 press conference this morning available for the first time to door to simIlar combined Television ..............2-B features of the ternmldwesternerstravelingtoand services elsewhere In the Weather -----------------3-A tinue o,* ..............1110 820* ... ... --------11*0 $20.* ..............$150 hailed the re .... I ...... ...I.B porary tax cuts through 1977, Women . (See SANFORD, page 2A) landmark link in the annals of from Florida on a daily basis as joint ventu .-.Z-, 1~-,.,,~o . . - come tax bill, is in trouble. n ± I 44 -C. ~ :ar. - -. - _____ to join a study committee . gift and estate tax package, Or, the taxpayer could take a ployment earnings, meaning a will send out a check for up to gionaI c,oncepL bearing features similar to credit of 2 per cent of the first top M credit. As i=me rises, UM a year. some the Senate put tn the inSeestory,pegelB. By IMM- - Tax Cuts Extended Through 1977 , . 4 PM Sqoww !,&! don't know what a nlle in my arm," she said. She said she had no bad check case. Judge McGregor then revoked her probation In the Monday the was returned from prison for a cocaine possession case and sentenced Mr-s. Lingo to knowledge of syringes found In her apartment by probation officers probation violation hearing in the cocaine case She five years in prison The court ordered that she serve In June 1975 Mrs. Lingo pleaded guilty to the lesser pleaded guilty to violating probation requirements that 22 morths in prison and then 38-months on probation. Today orklng for the railroad In 1925 as a trainman, has lived most of his life In San . just Opening The Door' ate-House negotiators working manent part of the law. maximum $180 credit. ends when income reaches %Vhen engineer II.S. Duggor stepped off his last train this morning, he was Extended through Dec. 31, on the income tax bill agree -A special tax credit, called $8,000. greeted by wife, Marcle, granddaughters Christa (left) and [feather Bowling Seminole County has re-opened that the existing $15 bWion in 1977, would be: a "work bonus," for poor worknd Seaboard Coast Line train master Milton Smith. Duggor. who starte~ the door D a regional sewer annual individual tax cuts -An across-the-board tax ing families as a reward for reThis work bonus is a socalled 'I ' I In May troubles arising from a quantity of wor- sentence meted in Orange County was more than %4 k . _..t ________ prison . / "The probation report indicates you'd been working she wants to work with juveniles and drug ounces of cocaine for $2,300 and seized a $10 bag of as a prostitute," Judge McGregor noted, "and leading rehabilitation programs w hen she Is released from cocaine when she spread it on a mirror In an apartment a free-wheeling lifestyle, ref using job offers since and told the agents they could 'sample" the drug. prison, you'd been put on probation." Mrs. Lingo was placed on probation in the 1975 Mrs. Lingo, who listed her occupation as a dancer at "I had to learn the hard way," sobbed the slight Club Juana, Casselberry, when she was jailed in April cocaine possession case. brunette, add ing that she thought the 13-month ; I k I I 111 - - 11 Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook said the reason." Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor Monday that agents had been negotiating with Mrs. Lingo to buy two P I • 4 I I I . f,'. \ : . ' li%j ________ '-'-" tI I IWSY/ * By BOB LLOYD and included charge of felony possession of cocaine she not violate any laws and that she work fullhlzne at and defense attorney George Sprinkel argued that an approved job. Herald Staff Writer A fl-year-old mother of two small children, caught federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Mrs. Lingo told Judge McGregor that she'd lost her up in a swirl of south Seminole drug dealings, undercover agents had solicited her as a go-between chec kbook and written worthless checks for such prostitution and worthless checks, has been sentenced for a cocaine buy after she had earlier been present things as fuel oil, clothing and shoes, food, maid serto five-years in prison for violating probation In a when agents bought $3,300 In Illegal cocaine from a vice and telephone bills. "And I didn't get a job. cocaine , There's really no excuse. . . I just didn't. . .for some P \...,., . . Mother Gets 5 Years In Cocaine Case .1 . I .3 I 1 .-$ ., .N .'. I . - /) —. • Former Dancer Violated Probation Regulations A -, ' iJY II 11 , - • answer individual questions I I . . by I K Ryan A PIANO KEY " 'k ..A*.111~ 4.. recommending the action, said it in was a "corrective measure" based on the city's personnel policy and "not based on legal aspects of the cams." Any prosecution, he said, would be up to State Attorney Abbott Herring's office. i (Do you have a question [4 _______________ I I 4 ,.'J ;*, qr completion of investigation of other allegatil . fact that you bold an ace, a k-ins and five cards in each IP670r sult. 'n*]' - DOONESBURY ØASI( YOuR SMILES board refusing to vote, ordered suspended employes Jack Ordered fired were Aaron Pool for assaulting a fellow employs," William Posey, Robert Keen and Alan Armondi "for game and is justified by the ,,, %xv ftym I • pay for "carrying on personal business during working hours, In thatheusedhispositionascltymecisanlctoworkonhisprlvatajy owned vehicle" and Public Works Director Ralph Fisher "with diamonds. This Is a force to Des. I wanI tO givil all YOuf s0aftles a typing lestl" _*19111! 1. ': n I- I 1. . 4e of good bidding is when you diamond to your left, double get top or near-top In a your partner, pass to your m atc h-point point game, when it p LONGWOOD - Mayor James R. Lormann, Council Chall fll4 J.R. Grant and Councilman Lawrence Goldberg this personally noffied eight city employes that they have been t artly suspended from their jots and four others that they fjj have The city council Monday night, with two members of the "misappropriation of city property in t.hat he converted city owned galto privsk vW John whiteside we day without A Kentucky reader wants to laxatives altogetha. In general. the chemical laxatives do more harm that good for the i / ! ________ .1 dId are taking is mild but I think it is far better to develop proper "OPFicE MRGHiNES TUMBLEWEEDS - I- I . .. . V ' wor king hours"; Thomas Jackson, street department foreman, for five days without pay for condoning the use 01 intoxicants during working hours; Frank M. Brown, one day without pay for - ___ - . .1 %I one day each without pay for "consuming intoxicants during eating habits and proper bowel RNDV MRQ4INIS, 1, : i while before it is full and normal bowl habits are restored. " a IM ft* of ",~ ~~ OPIPM1716pro DOO ,--fN I Go . NOT WIR To mochine I I Opening lead - K v letter to me in care of this Both hLatal hernia (hernia of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, a small part of the stomach ) Radio City Station, New York, and diverticula (pockets of the NY 10019. Enemas and laxatives lead to spastic colon. U you empty out the colon too soon It will be a Nolly TE - •• ', I • .. -8 —4, Wallace, Donald Taft, George Bowling and Wilbert Williams for - natural reflex responses. FRANK AND ERNEST . North's ruff was node with declarer no good." a prescribed all kinds o how to train your bowel an you laxatives, such as DoxJdan won't have so much difficulty twice a day, and if no help after You need to be sure you have hand.two to three days to take an enough cereal bulk In tour diet Oswald: "The bidding In the enema. and I wo-Od suggest a cup of Ali- box is that of Dave Carter of I have not had a normal, Bran or Brim Buds every day SL LAWS 81W John Hubbell of Kama City. There was no natural bowel movement for for this purpose. some time. Enemas are not Doxidan is a gentle stool problem in the play. The ,, ___ Wks 11 t P You can improve your Others who want this in. 8-30 I .' OWED: club slam male because the came from a ruff by North. Pao I N-T. Pus 34 Pau • US 4 Pus at home, such as sit-ups. %/ f I I lé PASS 10 and the stomach toward correcting your bowel Showed a small hWW hernia problem. dicated, but, not always. 1P ORDER 114 A POST CARDJ LETTER - .. I Lewis A POST- YOU CAWT ENCLOSE CARD 3 W HY A CAEC OR MONEY • • -- It stamped. se -addressed Your comments will be However, I am not enthusiastic of his last heart and deuce envelopes deeply appreciated. about any tal and prefer spades." most interesting questions DEAR READER - Your Only the bulk-forming ones. You Jim: "Looks fike a simple will be used in this column irmectivity may contribute to can dw get the bulk formation hand, yet the successful slam and will recgive copies of worth 245 out of a JACOBv MODERN.) your constipation. I think you effect from the cereal fiber in should go to an orthopedic the bran I recommended. SIDE GLANCES by ulu rOX doctor and try again to get You need to do more than just d 14 ' . It Is rutted In d / " 11 • - on the back of the shop so I would have some Get The Word Jim: 'Ibose players who bid three notrump watched SOUTH ID) lot, but I have painful heel spurs and can't exercise much bld four V clubs rather than try three thflO5IOPPTIfl times and I hate to live with frequently used in older people trump$. Then he used dumthem for the rest of my days. who have these problems. MY's long diamonds to dispose — — 1 r very comfortable or pleal softener and mild stImulant to defense took one head trick for thO *JrPOrIS? Write "Ask John • acobys care 01 this nfact, they are even painful at intestinal contractions. 'I,, "Four yews ago I asked for fluids to build a tool a storage place 12 Suspended ,Fired Workers 1. Life palil doctor who I visit periodically Constipation. It will ten you ____ , I.. 0. *** but no ulcer or tumor. To that end I am a.nilInu kno. the correct bid with : Jlm:"Theprofoftisep.. 4AIS43k7$33•2474 Myconstl"onjsworsenow TheHealthLatternumbl.Z Colon and dlnglslntheeaung.meproof The bidding has gone: one than It was then. M family Irritable or ___ 4 I - materially helped John am &A65 BUGS BUNNY IA . Fisher said a"man" called him warning that be would lose his control of the tools and equipment, but the council did not ap. Job wtims he "Joined the organization and cooperated." prove, ,3 Fisher said the caw asked If he would "Ilke to make money, "I have asked for some type of vehicle so I could get out of the ts of money." office and check on the men. I got a pickup truck put isthebudget, Hesaldtheresponded,"WhowoithM't?"andthecs31er (See OMCIA4 pole 2A) , 30 possible Is Points and i- NORTH IWb,M.D. sedentary life I used to walk a ." I Heel Spurs Hamper Exercise DEAR DR. IAMB - I am retired, past 80 and lead a , — AT BRIDGE WIN -. ,e so b_ Bob Mot THAT LOOKS ~~ , . :; ., . ' city hihpU0n "Pt°'' 01 Moay tsI P knowledge, ever been kept In the refrigerator at the shop." Improper activity In his department. Fisher said he went to city Public Safety Director Douglas the city's public works director since the Keller and the police department Investigator more than two I ' .J - post was crated two years ago and who Served as superintendent months ago requesting an investigation into go disappearance of of the street and water departments for louis years prior to that city property and his personal tools from the maintenance shop time, said he has retained an attorney to defend hhne,lf. He said he also reported to Keller his sneptslona that marijuana "1 have found there is at least on. honest person In w belnggrownfnrsale on the cityihopproperty, adding hehad Long-*(..A" -Flg.-.~. said, recounting (Out -KfWwt-~ *P`"_ 4wf-i!'0-i~:*t plants oc the property oft day and thev wt;id-g t.jrxt. offrT4 you. ' . % :11* I ': Of that which 18 fortuitously ' -. • today. He was demoted and suspended by beeronthejoboratthemalntenanceshopnorhaianybeer,tomy ogUde. LWA ongwood L a ' . -- resign," Fisher said .-i = = !s attempted to t sç a meeting. Fisher said he refined to meet wWs themdwutod he udthenhve to face theconjequences gsjob. LONGWOOD— Veteran city employs Ralph Fisher, denoted Ftzher said the man', volc sowided tenflLr, bud the caller and suspended isotli an Investigation by State Attorney Abbott would net identify hlmssfl, the type of orpnkthb, he fler'sofflCeiseomplded,hunolnt.ntlonofre,lgnlngand rpre odor, heothermheofthatI'tIawtwere. Answeriq charges against employes in his department Fisher "I don't intend to resign. I've done nothing to cause me to said, "As God ismy witual I bavengver Sam any employs drink Unfortunately, others are YM,but Uwe In a danger you I 32171 Price 10 Cents ows ___ c) •0 = = = ide V A By DONNA FTF He raidSiaff Writer ___ 51 ___ Flor ida , • YOUR BIRTHDAY VIRGO 'A "-'-a 31) Aug. 31,1971 You're apt Tcom. likely mitments today that ynu're not Opportunities — — — — . '.' 'y Sanford, _-- emoted are , 1916 _ _.X, ly is ••. 31, . y Itena don't need. could be ost for you. Bit. off lAO ltuuuo (Nov. 234k , anly what you YourS uuis 7W ow aBMnlI (May you,n Waly to rely too much bon a little too lotidly and be could be you, importantpnjgd on 19) Friends but only to a limited because ci w collective at. YO 7° degree. It's net a enact move to ui CAN= (Juns 45g, ) AQUA*fl(Jan.30Feb.I9) worwor today, bid ai. be Be fl 'c. Don't believe you 11 Treat your rupOdsIbIlItI.a rea r tab my lemon and make it into ismonelds. dal . UM (July WAug. 11) 011 PNM (Feb. &March X) Ibji could be a day so "re a i is achievsm for you, provided sometimes i fickle You're not on her yOU'Fe willing to pay the pr1c, about a free ride. preferred U today. Treed Fo - 9 — _______ F ____ :_. rfc,,.,T ~0 v • r . — -.-~. V_ .—.-,. _.. 0 _____ - F — o&wA I I — I - — Il 1 i , - TAURUS(April **I)It's today, r°°'I'P.OII r a a _ r R" r TOM ,. p [1 ____ by M S..uoiii ! 11t) - .. I - 1. - q _ 52 Now Oønss ___ in- 9—Tuesday, Aug today. 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A Senate subcommittee staff reported Monday after an eight-month study of the - Medicaid program that fee-splitting agreements betweerrphysiclans and landlords lead to numerous abuses. In effect, the physician ends up working for the landlord on a commission basis. Such agreements "present serious moral, legal and ethical questions," the subcommittee said. Deputies Probe $50,000 Rare Coin of rare at$45,OOOto sum from the home o(a sooth Seminole retiree. Anthony Vinci, 1ZO Manchester Rd, ftlialt Esiates, told deputies that the coin collection was contained In three catalog cases taken during a weekend burglary at his home. Also reported missing from the house was a case citaIn1ne four silver and 24 gold watches, total value $2,000; a desk calculator and a cardboard box containing $O In silver coins, said. P' Inveetiptors reported there were indications that th residence had been entered first by a garage window and then by prying open a door leading from the garage to the house. Vinci also reported his 1075 Lincoln was broken into and a Playboy liquor case containing liquor and a deck of "Bunny" playing cards was missing from the auto's trunk. Steldon Polakoff, 46, 632 Mariner Way, Altamonte Springs, was being held In county jail today In lieu 000 bond following his arrest Monday afternoon on charge of receiving stolen ~ 11 V VORUD IN BRIEF 69 Held For Hearing In London LONDON (A?) — Sixty-nine persons were held for a court hearing today after a night of rioting by black immigrants from the West Indies ended the annual Calypso Carnival In London's Notting Hill district. More than 400 persons were injured, most of them in running street fights between police and blacks. About a third of the injured wee, police officers. Authorities id 60 civI11ais and 29 police officers were ii hospitalized. HAK May IUUOWIJg property. the incident. Mnbsrs of the St.rifl's uniform and detective divisions GeorgeM. sag reported to depotues that a $175 commercia' executed a search warrant at the Safari Club, U.S. 17., Fern battery charger unit was taken from a service bay at the Texaco Park, and seized an air conditioner on the roof that had been' Service Station, SR-431 and 1.4. Altamonte Springs, Monday reported stolen earlier this month from the Antique Canter, Fern during business hours, according to a report flied by deputy Dorf 1. Park,. sier4.ff's spokesman said. Scbun. 11 A 51.year.old Sanford man was jailed by Sanford police In lieu Bob J. Davis, 146, E. Second SL, C%uluota, told deputies that bond on charges of burglary, aggravated battery and an )(FM clock radio and a Winchester 3030 rifle was taken In a disorderly Intoxication. burglary at his residence. Patrolman Mitchell E. linden reported Samuel Pierce, 51, Sanford police today reported 14 cases of oil, valued at flfl, was arrested .t 113 Scott Dr, aft Catherine Williams, 2$, was were taken In a burglary at the Texaco warehouse, 2018 allegedly assaulted with a window screen during a briak.lj. McQac Road, after yeggs cut a lock oft a door. . J Prod South Africa WASHINGTON (A?) — Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger Is expected to use his talks this weekend with South African Prime Minister John Vorster to prod South Africa to speed its timetable for granting Independence to Namibia. Longwood To Seek Funds By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer council Monday night voted to seek about $4.5 million under the federal public works law for a sewer system and expansion of the city's water system. Councilman Gerard Connell, in recommending the action, said he has met with various persons over the pad several weeks In an effort to gain the federal money. He noted that the city la Ins particularly good position to gain the outright grants because It already has plans prepared for a city-wide sewer system. He noted that a requirement for approval of the federal funding Is that plans for a project be submitted within 90 days of application for the money. Three years ago, the council shelved plans to build a city. wide sewer line system to be connected with the Altamonte regional sewer plant for treatment after voters turned down the issue In a special referendum. 'At the same time fears were ,dated that bonds floated on open market would require a monthly sewer service charge to city residents of as much as $20 per family to amortize. The city gained ownership of plans for the sewer system as part of a settlement of a lawsuit filed by former consulting engineers, Glace and Radcliffe of Winter Park. The firm authorize the contract, adding, claimed $100,000 was owed by "The only thing I can figure out i for public cerning the sewer system. office wants to use It as part of The city paid $65,000 to settle his campaign." the claim out of court. Councilwoman June LorIn other business Monday maim agreed the agreement night, the council declined to had been made a political tune. adopt a resolution authorizing Anderson said he had read Mayor James R. Lormann to newspaper accounts lad week sign a mutual aid agreement that a county commission nartme4 candidate (Commission with the county f at this time after Councilman Chairman Mike Hattaway) had Parker Anderson objected, claimed credit for gaining Anderson questioned the need mutual aid fire pacts with all for a special meeting to i,_ $nihv4 citle& TALLAHASSEE (A?) State analysts say they can't tell whether the CrossFlorida Barge Canal is a good investment or not because the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has refused to release confidential cost. benefit data. - . Th' isst !nday at the-&cng of four dayso1heai'I}gs for state agencies on barge-canal studies. The meeting continued today with discussion of water-quality issues. Canal proponents argued that lengthy studies ordered by a federal judge show the canal will provide significant economic benefits. Opponents are arguing that the studies prove the canal is a costly, environmentally-damaging boondoggle. Longwood Workers Fired i Continued From Page I-Ai S nole Riled Homeowners Aid Company ____ - - FOR j IN [1 showed up at or at Sanford F. The school, was selling all eluding rowing ten, kitchen ds:i IN 4.1' - The Seminole County Ctmk,1ni today sparked new hope for a regional sewer authority In north Seminole by ar..1n. I,. 11.. _a -. - jvw a .uj WW WUW wa up or OlIlelaji ITOmLake Mary, USeOSIDOleCOUntY. Lake Mary and Sanford already have agreed to the need for a regional sewer 'Y' The commilon'. decision today to join the study committee broke the Ice between the threegornmental entities which formed when city officials feared county would not participate, The commission also agreed to appoint a liaison to stud3 committee alter Cousty ufflnlr Joke IClmbrough pointed out he would be unable 10 nest meeting, on Sept. 15. Executive Assistant Roger NeIswemder said ilium of county officials for not attending meetings In the past has not totally been fair. Nelawender said elected and staff personnel have attended meetings, although Winter Springs To Apply For Sewer Study Funds emi To Join Panel Seminole Joins Promotion Effort 'a Sanford-Kentucky Link Annu nce'd I - I - -- Rule On Rate Hike TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Public Service Commission faces today the question - uiovIes •. to punish him for protesting reorganization policies of the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services. "This is their way of trying to get rid of me," Don Snyder said Monday. "I'm one of a group of employes who talked to the House HRS Committee. Along with other employes, I challenged the reorganization placement policy as being illegal." PSC To i 11 Cl S. Punishment Claimed TALLAHASSEE (AP) — A deputy personnel director says superiors have given him the choice of ,a demotion or being laid off By JANE CASSELBEILIIY PP1Y for federal funding not It was pointed out If the city available to the private firms. does not take advantage HeraldStaffWrfter of WINTER SPRINGS— City Conklin told council he had federal f unding now when It is Council voted Monday night t, negotiated with both North available, requirements will apply for federal r'atciiing Orlando Water and Sewer Co. have tobe In the future by funds for preliminary regional and Southern States Utilities the city or the private utilities sewer studies. City Planner and they had agreed to pledge without the aid of grant monies. Alan Bush and City $2,500 each lithe city will put up Conklin said the city of EngIneer B. C. (Cal) Conklin $1,500 of the local share of Orlando has completed 00 per' were authorized to put the grant matching funds. cent of Step I for the regional The application Is for funding sewage together In time for collection system. for an Infiltration Inflow (U) in a Sept. 3 o th er business Council Since the two existing private analysis of existing lines former liaison to um committee,commissioner Sid v0den to approved establishment of an utilities will probably be determine extent f ground Jr., has been absent. escrow account for monies on acquired by the city eventually, water Infiltration and storm deposit for specific purposes. _s Winter Springs Is eligible to drainage Inflow and for preliminary studies for tying 3 Counties Plan To Lure Foreigners Into the regional sewer system when It Is available. Conklin estimates the total coat of the II 11 9' analysis will be $19,0 while i Continued From Page I.A, the preliminary planning, which would Include an apply for a $50,000 matching county area In the hopes of county officials today ByEDP1tICK}'r'r but was not allowed to buy grant from the U. S. Dept. of luring foreigners. that alternative analysis, plan Herald Staff Writer "IaskedforradostO ha veco my $23,100 Is t asking price f a but Commerce. Qamberolflcla1ssald that a fire stationhethat Is occupiedorby selection, preliminary I didn't get those either," Fisher said. Seminole County Cornengineering data and tin. flaher said Councilmen Parker Anderson and Gerard Caiiiefl mnissloners today ajjeed Orlando officials explained concerted advertising effort county fire fighters. pleinentatlon of (he plan would tried to help him get the necessary vehicle sad radios but were participate In a tn-county, tO today that grant money would could increase tourism $4 Prior to today, the vol un cost an estimated i,000. voted down by the majority. effort be used to encourage foreign billion a year In the Central fire association had refusedteer ' to encourage foreign to Mayor Troy Piland said the "1 blame the co uncil as much as myDell for riot Wing able to do to spend time Florida area, residentscountie residents to visit the set a price. But the county had In Orange, city has "nothing to lose by Chamber o a better job," he said, adding that In the past 11 year3 he has been Osceola and Seminole coun es s. o f. ffi cials said multiAlso, chamber of fered a $1 a year lease based ti . ''I away from his home only two days at any one time because he felt Seminole County's share lingual brochures will be sent to on the theory that the fire applyi is no ng for the gr ant" as there Of ficials said funds would be it will be upgriie avel agents assurance he had to be available If he was needed. outside the United sta tion was Initially and tr matching money is $775, while tO • conS granted and lilt Is the city Is not He noted that he, at his own expense, hooked up an alarm Osceola paid more facilities. States, and Interpreter- structeci by dona tions from 494)(1, than $2,000 to accept. system to his home from city wells and piunpa to be certain that and Orange was sskedto chip in translater service will be set taxpayers who wanted better Obligated The Impetus for the gran Regarding participation by the city water supply was protected. t up, and multi-media ad- fire protection for the area. more than $8,000. the city in t he East Orlando I "I told the police that water meters and different tools had application was provided when vertising will get under way as The amount of money paid by Orlando's McCoy Jetport Public Safety Director Gary planning district regional sewer been stolen but until (Council Chairman J.R. Grant got Into It,) each county was determined by autlwrlzed s a customs port se soon as federal dollars are Kaiser was Incensed at the system, Planning and Zoning ed nothing was done,' Fisher salt association's demands. Kaiser Commi the number of hotel rooms In and an ery point for ssioner Donald Sines FIs&r, who recently cele brated his 60th birthday, had 20 each county. The grant deadline for grant said the facility should be given s teThaUOflaI flights. aid "Winter Springs Is going applications months left before he could have rwred. Mm Fisher said she and Is Sept. 1. to the county. He said the to have to 'fish or The total of more than $12,000 Chamber officials felt It was cut belt'. The her husband have no indention of moving out of the city, In other actions, the county pays salaries for full. will be used by the Orlando time to begin a publlo sltuatlonlsilwepasslt by now "We'll fight to dear Ralph's name," she said. Senno Jidenrod Volunteer time fire-fighters who Area Chamber of Commerce to program to promoterelations the tn - Fire Association, Inc. Informed the station, occupy some day in the future we are going to be the utility FOR HOUSE OF Kaiseralso said the county business and areIn going to have REPRESENTATIVES Pays for all the fire-lighting to face up to a regional sewage for the best Interests oil equipment at the station. i untnium-,l Vrin, Page l'itl collection systewalong with their cars. Since I-------------• Though the Auto-Train tar infil Mv 0 tRha, iits SEMINOLE COUNTY £MUiW,I ...j .LICgU%IaIIOBS are niuun, 'uarueici iQ. • pleted 1971, Auto-Train has Iran- will be attached to the Tnanportatum Safety Board with the train compani es that Knuk, S(rmnIk Amtrack President Paul H. sported more than 400,000 cars Count) and 'hill (cprccnt "FlorIdian," each company urged thorough inspections of own the tracks over which the fleLdrup added that "the jablto and ii zniuin pusengeru. .4(ticI) and U)flItU1ICl) will continue to provide Auto-Train equipment. Two Interest will be scrve4 as Su,xe,,Iul hu,,nw,un Amtrak opmxates at,,tg 350 me,flte services The Amtrak trains on the Lorton.Sanford Auto-Traln-Mntrack will run. farmer. Citrus arid c'attkrnan f 1 "I The agreement Is for six greater num hers olpeopieeie't trains day aiid series sectim of the train wit consbt rim had derailed earlier In the CijJ.,t of Rollins (,IIcc months, with an option to to the train, ety cdt 1110 U.S lilbi (j 21 Cars, and Auto-Train's spring, ('hurh and Iam,h man Lake continue. Sanford Wghways and thereby cwzwme Auto-Train %fJn, Shrin Ilk with c ilo to nine. officials did not know what the less fuel." Mexico. Some 17.4 million On Oct. 31, the "Floridian" JOE KNOWLES Garticd piar'eerd the paseners rode Amtrak In Auto-Train made one round schedule will thong,. Detail., direct impact Initiation of daily service might 'Asks for your '.oIe' ha ve on e th concept of fenyin isseogers l75. trip oach weekend to Louisville, will be available after Democrat terminal here. Dlii. 34 letters be sent to the employes Involved, apprising them of their right to appeal the council decision. Grant, questioned by oimcilmen Parker Anderson xi Gerard Coumefi on the substance of the charges, said that he concurred with irmams recommendations. "I don 't think it is right for the taxpayers to pay money for people to sit In shop and drink beer," Grant said. He said that (frfrtkpg b,pj occurring every Friday afternoon, Julian assured Anderson that the charges In the mayor's report were based on evi dence collected by Herring's office and competent to be admitted In court. Connell Instated the men accused should have a right to speak in their own defense. His motion to send certified letters to employes advising them of the charges and permitting them to appear before council Prior to disciplinary action was recognized by Grant. which filed a petition to reorganize under federal bankruptcy laws. The petition, filed here Monday, says the plush resort and community development has $32.1 million in assets and $48.2 million in debts. Stockholders voted for the reorganization petition at a meeting Sunday in Hilton Head, S.C., where the affiliated Sea Pines Co. operates Sea Pines Plantation. HRS a- __ I f sc h lel Iffio An Orlando man jailed Aug. 11 on arson charges in connection with a July 24 fire that damaged a Forest City residence twa pleaded guilty to an amended charge of felony malicious mischief In circuit court. State Ally. Abbott Herring filed the new çge at-Thcr Frnni of 313 Ronnie Circle, Orlando, in open court Monday before Circuit Judge J. William Woodson. Stuckey then pleaded guilty to maliciously damaging the 1(6 Bear Lake Rd. residence Of Arthur Wayne Marsh and his wife Claire Marsh more than $1,000. Judge Woodson allowed Stuckey to remain free on bond pending completion of a pre-settetce Investigation and sentencing In the case. The malicious mischief felony count Is punishable by a maximum of five years In prison. Marsh, 46, and his wife, 47, were also arrested on arson charges In the case by deputy date fire marshal Jon R. Christian. ...... , , • ' PI Id pd b P I, camp tmu of a proposed $9.25-million rate hike for the Florida Telephone Co. Commissioners will mull over staff recommendations that the company, which serves 195,000 customers in Central Florida, receive just $7.8 million of the request. Monday, the PSC had told its staff to further study a proposed plan to require utilities seeking such rate highs to submit to management-efficiency audits. Jury Selection Under Way TAMPA (AP) A jury may be selected today in the federal racketeering trial of nine defendants, including one who was condemned to death last week for the murder of former police officer Richard Cloud. At least 60 prospective jurors were on hand Monday when the selection process began. Most claimed they had read of the case. But U.S. Judge W.Terrell Hodges reserved ruling on a defense request for a change of venue for that reason. Dystrophy Victim Dies MIAMI (A?) - Chuckle Herling, the 17year-old boy whose battle against muscular dystrophy touched the hearts of many Americans, died in his sleep Monday. Chuckle's calm acceptance of his fate and his attempts to ease the emotional pain faced by his family were told in newspaper stories around the country. The stories resulted in hundreds of letters to the family and contributions of several thousand dollars. -. / ' 41, - - '•- - I. ;' 14 ~Z_Uzi. ~,i..%-I - . • A 2$-year.old Leesburg man has been sentenced to one year In prison for leaving the scene of a traffic accident on SR-46 at Sanford Feb. 13 In which a woman was injured. Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodeon meted the sentenceMondayforRbert Hill While, ,otp Leeslxr& Judge Woodson sentenced Michael Anthony Burke, , of Orlando, to seven years probation on a guilty entered in MIy to 1ony.pers slon of Burke was originally charged with delivery of cocaine to federal undercover drug agents. He had been free on bond pending completion of a pre.eentence Investigation, Robert St. John, 19, Of Winter Park, pleaded , Monday to burglary of an Altamonte Springs apartment cm June Sand Judge Woodson allowed him to remain free on bond during a pro-sentence Investigation. me Mate, as Part of plea negotiations in the case, dropped a g larceny charge against White. Mr Jolicm, a boy, Lake Monroe MaybeB.Hughes Ellztheth Map,ç James E. Ray d • 'JWI5V PTaIuvuna j ../ j A f - . . - DUA1G Sanford. Ca rrie Bishop I .,fr fI A its, ' .J .- Lodge. Woodard won a drawing sponsored by members of the Moose. Also pictured are members (from left) Ben McDaniel, George Cork and Peter O'Brien. C. Frank Macok Lora M.Nelaim,DeBa,y Martha Augilera, Deltona Modelle Bancroft, Deltona Ht1 L Bum. Deltona George snsk7, DeitOI* Omer Twer Charles A. Andrews, Casselberry Alice S ise Edward Cunningham, James Crawiorci, Lake Mary 11 HadIn, Lake Mary Lola 14. Cheek, Sorretto Sanford Youth Admits Purse-Snatching Role An 18.yeold Sanford man Skaggs'Albert.wq parking lot, ,oco Jan. 1 from RonaM -T has pLiit'tei guilty tO 'the j SR-436 and i'aim S -ngs Road, A1iICrOTTUUe, m..MgWOod, as robbery of an Altamonte Altamonte Springs, the night of an apartment complex at Springs woman in a parking lot July 31 and returned with Sarah Casselberry. purse-snatching and a co- Ann LJppI's purse which was Henderson admitted atdefendant Is scheduled for trial discarded on a back road tempting to take the money this week in the case In circuit way to Sanford. from from a briefcase. Assistant court. State an Atty. William State Ally. Claude Van Book William H. Stokely, of 406 E. Attack dropped attempted diracterizeci the episode as a 26th St., told Circuit Judge robbery charge against Stokely "drug ripoff" and told the court RObed B. McGregor that he as part of the negotiated plea. money had been to the taken jumped from a car In the m second charge was in apartment In connection with connection with a purse- an alleged attempt to purchase Ring Allegedly Involved 2 Counties snatching attempt In the drUIM ______________________________________ Altamonte Mall parking lot minutes before the David Kerr, 19, of Pendletco Ms. Lippi. Drive, Forest City, Is free on Judge McGregor ordered bond pending completion of a robbery of pre-sentence Investigation Stokely held of a presentence ordered after he pleaded guilty completion By BOB LLOYD Seminole lottery that state in the sale, disposal or Second trial on Judge Investigation and sentencing to grand larceny Of a portable Herald8taff Writer agents say totalled $80,000 procurement of lottery tickets McGregor's electric typewriter In an Aug. docket this week is which was set for Nov. 11. annually. 30, 1975 burglary at a Coca-Cola in what authorities called a Halsey D. Plercy, 19, of Country D. Plercy, 19, of Trials for three persons InDunn Is accused of main- $50,000-a-week lottery operation Club Road, Sanford, who is Country Club Road, Sanford, is Company office at Forest City. dlcted by a statewide grand taming a sambline ,houa In Seminnia ftntI ft i,w,, h1'.1 t--. M 41 auv u aiiiqxeu r000ery whp,1,,i,,I WI Jury In connection with promoting a lottery and counties. this week before Judge and robbery In connection with separate alleged lottery possession of lottery Selection of a jury was to two purse-snatching incidents McGregor In the same case. operations have been placed at paraphernalia. Mrs. Dunn Is begin today before Circuit The court allowed Ralph the bottom of this week's cfrcujt charged with aiding a lottery Court Judge Robert B. on July 31 at Altamonte Hunter Henderson, 23, of court criminal trials docket at arid possession of lottery McGregor for the trial of 32- Springs. Other trials scheduled In Orlando, to remain free on bond Sanford. paraphernalia. year-old Douglas McArthur order are: during a pre-sentence InDonald A. Dunn Sr., 65, and Dewey H. Smith, 53, 1900 W. Simpson of Sanford In a capital —Sally Louise Miller, 18,603 vestlgation ordered alter he his wife, Margaret Cowan 18th St., Sanford, faces trial on felony sexual battery case. Coldwater Drive, Casselberry, pleaded guilty Monday to an Dunn, 67, Lake Harney Circle, charges Of aiding and assisting Simpson Is accused of two accused of delivery of con- amended charge of attempted Geneva, face charges In con- a lottery, possession of lottery counts of sexual battery on a 6- trolled substance — phen- grand larceny. Henderson had nection with a 2 year Volusla- tickets and aiding and assisting year-old girl. • cydlidine on Feb 1- at been scheduled for trial this shopping center parking lot at week' on a robbery charge In Casselberry. connection with the taking of 111111111k . . ,"7>' AI A f LI r —Charles Ashford ctsini.v U t116 R Jr., 18, 588 Wilma St., Longwood, accused of atDR. JAMES E. HIRSCH tempted burglary of a 'Monday'shigIio,today'slow _X0:20,— residence at Longwood. 72. CHIROPRACTOR TUESDAY, AUGUST31 —Harold Earl Moore, Partly cloudy with a chance Midway, charged with battery announces the opening Winter Springs Jaycees, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17'92. of afternoon or evening than. on a sheriff's deputy, resisting of his office dershowers. Highs around O, an officer with violence and Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power for the practice of lows In the 7k. Winds variable resisting an officer without and Light, Sanford. CHIROPRACTIC around 10 mn.p.h. Rain violence. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Zayre Plaza, U.S. 17.92 & Airport Blvd. probability Is 40 per cent. —Gerald Page, 19, 2603 Methodist Church, Casselberry. Hours by Appointment Sanford Ave., Sanford, accused TOMORROW'S TIDES Forum for County Commission candidates, 7 'Phene 322- 4135 of felony possession of 30 p.m., Geneva Community Center, sponsored by CROP. Da Beach: high 1:54 Community Band, rehearsal, 7 p.m., Seminole am., 2:36 p.m., low 8:00 a.m. Community College Band Room. Register at Registrar's Port Canaveral: high 1:27 Office, SCC. am., 2:20 p.m., low 7:51 a.m., 8:32 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Vegetable Garden Workshop, 10 a.m. to noon, Bayport: high 6:25 am., 9:01 Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford p.m., low 12:21 a.m., 2:16 p.m. conducted by Extension Agent Reginald Brown. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Town House. FLORI OA I Area Residents Face Lottery Trials - - • • • , __....... hP , . .. - - - (.;/\Lu'1L)AI< AND NOW FOR THE 11 O'CLOCK NEIva. R [[THIVE ALIVE] Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose. Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., SUNSHINE STATE Civic Center. J '''Y • - now Hunting class, 7.9 p.m.; fee, $15- Registrar's Office, Seminole Community College. Behavioral Insights course for supervisors, 6:30 p.m.. Executive Point Building, 436 and Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Call Seminole Community College 323-1450. Ext. 377 or 325. .1 ,~ . ~ - . .11- %,'~~' - . . - ' :. ~,~.' . - .-..-."' : q ~_ . ~ I e V .- ..,,, ~ '-' -' "\ ., I_____ Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8 p.m., 1201 W. I"irst. I, ' Vegetable Garden Workshop, 10 a.m. to noon, Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, conducted by Extension Agent Reginald Brown. Sanford Clvitan. 7:15 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. OFS Seminole Chapter 2, Masonic Temple, 8 p.m. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Sanford Sertoma, 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country Club. Gold Star Mothers, 1:30 p.m., Legion Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando. Casselberry [Joni, 6:30 p.m., Land a' Lakes Country Club. South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. AU AIFHR 11 RM. AND SAVE. Lawyer, Doctor Charged A Miami attorney, a MIAMI (AP) physician and five others have been charged in an ambulance-chasing scheme federal officials say grossed more than $1 million a year in inflated insurance settlements. The 105-count indictment, returned by a federal grand jury Friday and unsealed Moniiay, named attorney James Davis, Dr. Maury S. Fox, three of their office employes and Irvin Curtis and William Holton. Augustus Ennis teresa M. rn G onzales David Powell (second from right) presents a 23-channel citizen's band radio to Bruce Woodard of Lake Mary during ceremonies at the Sanford Moose ees D Ur g Ma ii GetS One Y L •' k ., -. r ,c Mr. & Mrs. Joke (Roberta) Spears, a girl, take Mary Mr. & Mrs. Mired (Le) Jh1,nei a girl, Lake Moore. . " I - - Sanford' M. V .'',-: I CR RADIO RECIPIENT ADMI4J 177 1.- -' Canal Data Withheld JACKSONVILLE (AP) — Owners of homes and condominiums are pitching in to help operate the troubled Amelia Island Co., . Official Vows Fight MIAMI (AP) — Hurricanes Emmy and Frances were moving farther out to sea today and neither posed any threat to land, forecasters said. At 6 am. EDT, Frances' 85-mile-an-hour winds were centered near latitude 22.8 north and longitude 55.0 west or about 600 miles northeast of Antiqua. Frances was moving north at 10 to 15 m.p.h. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said Frances was expected to strengthen today. - AUGUST a, us ' W tTi7r T - - biochemist. Riots Hurricanes Emmy, Frances. Moving Farther Out To Sea S SAN FRANCISCO (AP) —Scientists say the Pentagon is seeking funds to develop a new nerve gas weapon that they fear could usher In an era of "di1lng, unbelievable" chemical weaponry. The dtciz;binar uld contain two or more relatively harmless chemicals which form a highly toxic nerve gas when the weapon is fired, said Dr. R.J. Rutman, a University of Pennsylvania After - ;, A Deputy William Hodge said Mrs. Ray's purse and Contetts, '---I-- ,,,___._..__4. _L..,..L.....1 kJ...I_,,_ m''5 uu u vamea ai iw, was rqiuneu HOSPITAL NOTES IFLORDA IN BRIEF Theft# Dewey Grant Bean, 35, 1104 Ttmberlane Trail, CasseIbery, was being held without bond today In county jail following his arrest on a circuit court warrant charging forgery and uttering a forgery. R.IL Ray, N25 Bear lake Rd., Forest City, told sheniJf'' deputies that he returned home with his wife Monday night to see an Intruder run from their home where two teenagers were StieriWa Investigators today were probing the reported theft Nerve Gas Funds Sought _1111111111111111 - Dy sitiiiis UAIYU Herald Stall Writer Many Abuses Of Medicaid - Tuesday, Aeg. 31, $7$-3A _111111111111111111111111 Senate Probers Find WASHINGTON (AP) Eveala HiraM, Sealsid, L That's when the low long distance night rates begin every night of the week and they last until 8 aniThese h rates are also gxl on weekends for out-i-state calls.The night time is the light time to dial direct* and save. - < HOU SE OF REPRESENTATIVES The Only Demo. Candidate Ezperi,nc,d In The 15th Circuit I Jut knu*les -III .mtiel and on,iruIlcl% repr esent I-Il'Ol I' (-III IV knu*k, .i%ktr)ouroIe, J'.'I .J bs NA... I.,. Joe Lrtt dial tifllU J814 Ut,4i4.J4jn,.,!, iir, .ipiy ii all calk iIh,i Ih,- 1'-. r* L)trt't dial rjti ii' o Ii' rr* tun. h,4d gi,. r.tJ,( ert, 1k''t l'.dtt'a*-d t. I in. 4Zlri' nun,lr. 'ip"ti in. tinr .ind h.ugt' 1 l.ilDj }3 r.itrst,i I,%%.4I. P',.t 54 (Tjt t . isi © Southern B OIl -, .1.' l, - I" ,?;'I1l I -- ' ''I. , I. r P' 7 ' j. - ,— I, . .'1',:v..................................... ,.,~; .— ! I ,~ , I t' I I.I ' I I II\I 0 '- ,•. /k( .. I ,~~, , : I ' , , 1- '. ' --.,ir'v , s , \ ' - ' ' - ___E1. . - . ...._.. ' ' ' \ 1 �- Evenhign6am 1 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322.261 or $3) 9993 $ TICS Ii over hi Smiloole On*. The gUIee Ma take over, No more cortIflsdby mlIonmeot1rmLUorje walking Robert Pierce, the A. Csy My. who ella in on flVTLGM takes a petty break, ill Corncommission meeting for Coay My.Torn mlulornrs " takes potty break, says Aleunder. Freeman. Former thcwnbent Richard Wflhtn' Is pulling Thongh tI*igi at this mo'-* 1fl wJ away fr the coorthot.e In his Ilmonolne. "Those definite scenario of whiners and losers emerging. Ct4WUI liberals and newspaper writers won't have CnI Harry KwIatkOWIkI is Dick WllliwItokkk around anymor,," he's heard nmIlo aiM Wi to mi*ter as he pulls away from t. sitting at Na th tests fl5'flng down his cheek. "And what's more," Williams says in one "I Jut can't believe It," mtgter, KwWkmnkL partinig she'. "m. worse conservative Is better "All this time on the board in control of a thm to .counting and Is than the bed liberal.90 two vote -ended. And all Torn Binfoni's fault. Deve Geder, dressed In a pollcsrnan's uniform, I'll never ever speak to that leplll4lug the entire Is rigid now aeseming seat on the commIssion. time he's a comnmnlasloner. Asked what the real Issues are, Gunter replies it's I'll 'bow them what this game really 'boot." "Safety on the dreets." Gunter then amzp'j Meanwhile, John Alexander has assumed Sheriff Join Polk over, doubles his budget and control of the commisallm. Alexander . Informed r'bI. John Spo1 a newly officials It won't be necessary to elect a chairman organized "Public Safety Squad." wwwamauh,maw rm be Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CU I E. Managing Editor JOSEPH 0. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Direc tor Ilinit' Delivery: Wet-k. 5 ents: Mon th . 12.40; 6 Mon ths. $14.20; Year. 12*40. H Mail In F1orid uune as home deher). All other mull: Month , $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. 9 ma w Is O 61- r . 1W Na The Clock Is Ready To Go By ED PRKZT If the Democratic National Convention In New York City was a coronation, as some Insist, the Republican gathering In Kansas City was a 10L.PW Mittering "Mvhln,, Machine, Machine," Bob rs goes back to drillft wellS, while Hattaway was laat seen wslkbtg arosmd um 'Keeps mm who kept his word." W.W. "Bill" Tyre Is back farmlnl while Steven ft. Devises has resigned his poeltion as m ac COuntEd and studying poiltical science at Florida Technological University (F1'U). Den Dorfman Is cerLd,ringrtmn1ng for g,ernoro1 North Carolina, with Lawrere Swofford as his naming mate. SW Kirchhoff Is back harassing Sanford cernmisiloners, while Vince Perry has given up acworking for a public relations firm In Casselberry. The firm Is managed by former City Manager Harry Hug. It Well, almnoit, anyway Well, folks, Pierce was just selected chief of the county's new legal department. After much haggling, his salary was set at $200,000 a yen. Metal YALE Pram.s . by AkWern Optical - 1 800 single-viswo white pass len, Unit"", Is L*yaway Available M Hail Runners, Foot Wipers, Exercise Pads, Kitchen Mats The Herald Advertising Department REVIEW Fairway shopping Cu,. 17.92 a Like Ave. MOSIDAY.PC,o*y $ATUioAy_.ns.N Is • JUST MUMM NMI IUPNINT Prepared By BUSINESS 1SR $ From Cents in and thick our price fir back glasses. you,,, a, Pf'itly surp,i. " . P, *o Master Charge Pathlo,ts, From" and Lsnsj silo Isl*Amerlrd available. IH. - REPAIRS NR 1 : 01 't1l"W that's MaclAVISH DISCOUNT CARPET As A Service "CALL MAC ON THE CARPET" 121$ S. French, Sanford 322-SM '" . Palms Driving Ran e ALL I v4iC, r V . ,V SilYKECALLS ZIJ1 IDAILY ' EM Like Your Business Featured? Call 322.2611 or 831.9993 TRUCKSa TRAILERS 1.i• FROM . p\ .w ,&LNer mIMI SERVICE HORMEL WESTERN 5:' CUT!MJPE 9 FOR FREEZER Located lust off Old Orlando Hwy., (SR 4;) on Garden Drive to Richmond Road. .. Sanford Wedoaccipt foodstamps For information Call 322.7S2 GARAGE cathartic. Only the politically naive could have believed that forces as strong as those represented by President Ford, Ronald Reagan, the conservatives and liberals could collide In the open without letting Off steam and sparks. The important thing Is that no principles were compromised on either side and everybody left Kansas City figuratively arm in arm. Ronald Reagan will be in President Ford's corner in the coming weeks. Sen. Jesse Helms, the doughty leader, re'rnans a Republican and everybody baitte highest praise for Sen. Robert Dole, the vice presidential nominee. Republicans have an uphill battle, but they have a sound nucleus on which to build. The platform and Mr. Ford's acceptance Speech, as well as the selection of Sen. Dole, make It clear that the ma in GOP juggernauts will be principles and Issues. President Ford stressed that the nation will have a clear philosophical choice and that he will carry the battle to his opponent. The nation is sod, secure and at peace. Its affairs have been conducted with openness, candor and integrity. By principle and tradition, Republicans are the people who have tried to whittle the government down to size. And the Job Is only started. Those were the principal themes in Mr. Ford's address and they are good campaign Teasdav,Aug3i,lff$-4A EvenlO$ Hera hi, Saaferd. Fl. laVa luesday. Aug. 31, 1976-4A GOP Team I 26IPARKAVE.. LONOWOO RAY CROMLEY Ford LP off H Just west "W y 427 JOHN D. LOFTON, JR. Needs . .. . . Reagan' s I W Response .4, Charisma . To Murder p WHOLESALE PRICES N1 ! . 9 .M." " I .. " Pa t het i c . 830-6597 SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL /. . I Quality Education \L ma CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT OR rF MORE FURNITURE I Strong • Small SALES Class Academics WASHINGTON- Watching my country react to the premeditated, savage, bridal murder of 0 ' P4 17.92 t CASSELBIRRY .sIns,I two of our men In uniform at the hands of Grades K.10 ___ ___ PHONE 323-5432 Communist North Korean thugs, I do not know lfliNsw$gaiurA,.. --------------__________ 4. whether to laugh or cry. By now, the facts of what happened are well known. (ki August 1$, Inside a joint United Nations-North Korean patrolled area at Pan. II 90. -7 ' mwijom, a party of nine South Koreans, two U. Includes: ____________ . 9 S. officers and four U. S. MPs entered this region All Fluid Change MACRAME • CERAMICS. GIFTS i. Domestic ________ to prune a 40fcot poplar tree Mocking the view of Filter Cleaned a U.N. observation pod In the Demilitarized Cars New Pan Gasket ~! $ COMPLETE UHF OF SUPPLIES Zone (DMZ). Individualized Instructions At this pow, a North Korean lieidenant and Through Our FREE Macrame Class.s seven of his men approached Capt. Arthur MON.-SAT. 10-5and TUES. EVENINGS -' Mark "Let Us Treat You The FairWay" 2004 FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD Ph 323.712 3159 So. Orlando Dr. (Hwy 17.92) Sanford Barrett, 24, of Columbia, S. C. He asked them ... (Neft Ts Pius Nut) 1 1-in • what was going on. They explained their party ov 323.7631 Ask About Our Design Service MC.SAC was • ..' . there to trim the tree. 7 "Good," the North Korean replied, and he sat 1. AND -.e RE 1•]J4'lI'[ down to watch. Sen Dole, a seemingly startling choice at first, :Y4';. ... 4y' .• Then, Without warning, the North Korean OVIEDO TRACTOR CO will be a good part ner for President Ford In th e ''% ',,. , AUTO CLEAN lieutenant leaped to his feet and demanded that ; . 11 -:0--~w"'.~ _,44 mon ths ahead. If the campaign will be on issues PARTS AND I noticed a very imusual thing at the CA the tree-tMuning be halted. When the Jerry ACCESSORIES and a do-nothing Congress, few people can better Republican National convention .t Kansas city. Warner surveys the progress he and son Ken have made In making the Palms a complete Americans refused, a North Korean guard ran Rough Road Ahead LAWN a GARDEP practice center for golfers. take the battle to the Democrats than the senator. 6 Exterior Usually, when a nominee who, there is a heavy across his side of the DMZ's "RrMD. nf %4' EQUIPMENT WHOLESAL E Wash-n-Wax ForAppolniment switching of votes, by delegates and states an experienced, tough and respected battler. ,• 'RETAIL Return" and returned with a truckload of #4 11 Ph.322-74U W'b to Join the bandwagon. Not 50 t For our part, we were sorry to hear the "Driving Range" honestly other golfers more pleasure in goal is to rein!orcernents. I,'caades All Iut.,i.r Sin,pri provide group lessons choose his dozen (or more) doesn't Wlt.wsIi ECO Tlr.s. describe what Jerry the N OvMft Wiadui. 1k. Most ViIWCki. sport. They're presently with reduced City- The vote on the rules Change aside It clear President again defend his mandate by talking What occurred next Is detailed in a report KEN'S rates available to from the big boxtul in the shop. and Ken Warner are developing open seven days a week until schools, P H. 365.32CC that Mr. Ford would win; but no great move to organizations and ,,,, ,,., from U.S. A1nhs1ador W. Tapley Bennett Jr. to .. about his being an "accidental" president and one Whatever takes you to the on Hwy. 1792 , at /2 e..w.s, mile north of Route 426 Prics. "10 or 11 or whenever employe associations. Senior Oviedo the President followed. To an extent that was Palms Driving Range the head of U.N. Security Council, Ism Abe of 434, in Longwood. Long hours of everyone's finished." as the who was not *ted. . 1: . Ken citizen groups would especially prizes for driving a ball Into the wholly, remarkable On Reagan delegates held KIM% AUTO Japan: A N painstaking work are turning Warner puts it. Constitutionally there is no "accidental" envoy the lovely wooded setting barrel - the need for practice finn. . the Palms Driving "One North Korean officer, 1 Range Into a 711 French Ave. rk ilwitcji, One important new Next to Police feature at and 90 Station clean, comfortable off the tee, out of the trip or president All this with relatively little rancor and 'a coqplete practic center for the Palms Driving Range is the facilities. cvia SPECIALISTS During the great depression Of the 1930s It In a handkerchief and placed It In his ''. A.i. • COlor)iallSflL W • c green r ' me oerqarn great deal of friendly give and take with the Ford active political opinion Is most rich countries the casual or dedicated goiter, availability of lessons. Golf pro Republicans won an overwhelming mandate in Another of the officers rolled up his The Warners offer all this atbuy in golf bails - the wish for During the small world recession of the W71L,,pocket. The fun and prizes of the Red Addison, who's taught at sleeves me side of the convention, the 1972 election. When a vacancy occurred Mr. U.N. Command senior Officer was moved several degrees to the left. This did not budget rates. Their biggest and ' freshair, sunshirmc,and exercise barrel target are still there and the Land 0' Lakes and Rolling most it now seems probable that active political busy popular bargain, with the tree-pruning detail and did not see . Ford was overwhelmingly approved as President Now I submit that this ability, as be sure to stop and chat with the Warners are planning a new • Hills clubs, now offers lessons however, is the sale of golf balls -Jerry 11 mean that many (or Indeed any) great nations opinion In most rich countries has moved some this. immediately thereafter, Us North Korean and Ken Warner. And nything In Fence" k- -& at ted by Reagan, to gather and hold Us voluntarily voted Into Office any very left-wing degrees to the might, by both houses of Congress as required by the 25th challenge for golfers' skill and "A at practically any hour. Just for only Siooadozen. These are take note of the progress being *Repair Parts luck. But the most noticeable phone ahead to the Palms at almost allegianceof workers nationwide Is no m governments In the next 40 years. But It did officer approached us U.N. Command officer • FenciflY Amendment. That amendment, Incidentally, was new balls, hit lust once tings •Custom Built This does not mean that any great nation IS changes are new tee 831.0685. The Warner family's or twice, and the buyer can made in turning a good idea into accornpzislunent One which Mr. Ford must mean that It became easier to lead almost every likely voluntarily to elect any very right wing crying 'Kill,' struck him, knocking him to Posts Fit fath ered by a Democrat and also overwhelmingly a reality. - ADV placements with synthetic turf us ground." FencIflU way o fbringing If he is to Individual political party from Its own left of govenunentdurngUsnext 40 y approved by a Democratic Congress. V) , mats to protect the clubs, a Butltdoes ter. the election against Jimmy Carter • J, • ewsweek magazine reports It, as Capt. mean, first, that It carefully constructed sand trap mJM ATESS .mm suddenly become easier Finally, President Ford's challenge for cenThe 40 years during which the active pressure to lead almost every has November. and U. Barrett lay on us ground, ihetr for iron practice and a Rising political party from debating Jimmy Carter is in keeping with his Its Own North Korean attackers picked up axes that had manicured green for chip shot Insurance Costs mere are some who pass the Reagan charm was thus from the left cr eated many Muddles: a right of center. tendency In domestic affairs to try to resolve campaign thrust. It would offer voters a chance to placements. Walkways are been dropped by the tenined tre~ iers and off to his acting experience, or to his strong it means, second, that there are 830-422~2 being covered with bleached compare the candidates better, develop the issues every problem by throwing money at a vague dangers of muddles In us methodically crushed the skulls of the Conservatism. new mood of ditching Americans with gravel and before long the patio pacifism In international affairs so that us us more sharply and arouse interest in the election. blunt sides offrom Us blades. I think neither analysis Is true, OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. cover will be extended to the left: don't please, throw the economic rest of the allied party escaped the The peace pledge union and It successors hampered growth, orovide shady snnt I,,, $kl... Increase Business Fp-nr-q brawl f The sound and the fury are over and th e battle or compassionate welfare states, or J ..-..-'-. As an actor he did not create Us numbers of prompt resistance to Nazi and, later, Soviet even all the dotty Idealism away. with lesser in juries." and chairs. Additional lighting is joined. It promises tobea good fight. ardent followers won by such as John Wayne, domination of too much of the world. will make night practice even NEW YORK (AP) Fears cover the costs of Insurance and the poorer insurance risks, acSecretary It of TsI.pbon. State should mean, third, that there Is now an 2774411 Henry Kissinger said that Gary Grant or Henry Fonda. And though actors, Those 40 years of forward march by more enjoyable than it is now, are rising among product liabil- claims, cording to the Loeb, Rhoades the left opportunity to build some great advances, going what the North Koresm had done was "an act of FACTORY AUTHORIZED j' In s hort t he Palms is much ity insurers and their clients at one time, were regularly asked their political also brought some great human and technical forward by the might. That companies will be reanalysis. murder" and they would be held "responsible for opinions, few have great political followings, morethaniustadrivingrange. advances, which are In danger of being too much that they are being presented luctant to de velop new prod. This year's presidential election for the Some manufacturers, it Kissinger demanded "some Jerry Warner and his son Ken with much the same situation ucts, thus slowing the In- notes, made machinery and As for his conservatism. Note that Reagan's disparaged now: a Keynesianism that has leadership of the free world will be between explanations and reparration," some gestures took over the Palms In June and or followers, almost to a man, stood by him after helped to began immediately turning they maintain ls responsible for novatlon process that often equipment that has lasted 3oor multiply real gross world product five Gerald Ford, whose gut feelings are well to us actions to make mends for uskilungs, but what Hwy. 17-92 Longwood his selection of Sen. Richard Schwelker as his times over since the l0s In history's greatest Mother Nature has been In a violent mood this summer. their ideas for the driving range the high cost of medical mal- raises productivity and serves 40 years. right of cen ter, and Jimmy Carter who had he didn't say. 831.0615 1 , own country has seen a disastrous flash flood In Colorado, and running mate. And all In Us business have economic expansion, the building of decent and deftly taken a political stance on both sides of Into reality. They're both practice insurance. SERVICE STATION - - -------------to keep prices more stable than Finally, the U. S. Government swung into Schweiker labeled as a distinct liberal. golfers, strictly amateurs, who an early-season hurricane tiling a swipe at the East Coast. In compassionate welfare states, the end of him. That situation, they say, Is otherwise they might be. 6014 E. Colonial Or. -:• Orlando, Fla. 32807 action. decided to convert a bobby into one Back To School Special Us Car ibbean, Ususandshad to evacuatedfr flJfl their homes ln which the social and legal The entire property-liability 'I a EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER business that would allow Kissinger, CIA Director George Bush and our because of a volcanic eruption. Earthquakes have been systems stretch the limits of insurance industry, of which 10 Buckets '9.99 . top military brass held a top4evel strategy prevalent, particularly In Asia. manufacturers' responsibill- product liability Insurance is a meeting at which It was agreed that something Save '5 Human beings often are helpless in the face of natural ties, and permit settlements of part, has had two disastrous decisive must be done. President Ford okayed a size unknown just a few years years in a row in 1974 and 1975. disasters which strike without warning. So It Is with the masses time plan. of people in the southern Mlndlanao-Sulu region of time ago. Intheformerltsizfferedanun. ,.ji . So, two days after the murders, under the Pines which was hit by a powerful earthquake followed by a tidal Iiurance industry officials derwriting loss of $2.6 billion. I. cover of 26 helicopters-gpa, several CENTER wave. With a death toll moving well past 3,000 and an estimated say the consequences are po- Last year the deficit jumPed to We Can Help You Find , . here your friends are' The J.C. Penney Company Phantoms and ' F-il jet fighters, and three B-52s WASHINGTON We have had our brushes multi-milllon-dollar 26, home less, the crisis Is straining us resources of the tentially enormous and Include 14.5 billion, favor for friends In the oil accommodate has begun remodeling Its the company with time Wimite flown In f rom G Your Dream House with t he FBI which, In times past, has business, Gum, a 300-man U. S.-South Philippine government, these possibilities: Reducing these losses, and Sanford store, In a move that 24 Hour Nursing Care For JOHN SCHIENK Kor ea n " House connection. However, seven other sometimes transgressed Us law in the name of quick reaction" force Invaded the DM2 Disasters like this also are straining the resources of relief ) -That some Insurers might perhaps permitting some lnsur- will Kleppe arhitrarily overruled his staff at the refineries also wi turn the store Into a family and Read HOME-Every Sunday Private Patients are you ready - cut down the con The southern coast of ll benefit from the VA Medicaid 'ii agencies which rely on voluntary contributions as well as law and order. But the Justice Department is Small Business Administration to allow eight be forced out of business or, at ers to remain In business, has fashion center. The renovation, L' ____________________________________________________ France is studded with me day after Kleppe made thismnulti-millioctroversial poplar tree! Out Patient Therapy government participation to cope with the widespread human least, compelled to limit greatly been a relatively Improved ex- exoected to be enmn1f 1w now going too far In its efforts to nail more than large refineries to qualify for preferential dollar adjustment nvI,,r .'ir,,4 lnh.Im. F.,.',,'ê. -In a warning that must have had America's -' r' 'J In the small business stan30 field agents for those transgressions. misery. By responding to their need for funds we can give ' rime amount of coverage offered. perlence In the stock market early treatment. The decision gives them access to $20 dal'is, he resigned from the SEA to become November, will allow Near Carnac is a field Of 919 E. 2nd St Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322.67/ They are under Investigation for allegedl y million in government oil, adversaries around the world quaking In their tangible expression to our sympathy for disaster victims, -That some smaller manu- since late in 1974. Nevertheless, e menhirs; more than 1.000 of expansion of the J.C. Penney interior Secretary. Kieppe claims he made respective boots a Washington Star, eight' breaking into private residences, tapping facturers might be forced to go the Industry maintains that fashion It was a last-minute ruling that has the sour thenew decision simply to resolve these ancient stone departments, the matter before collurnn frontpage headline screamed: "Ii. S. telephones and opening mail without legal smell of politics. For one without product Liability insur- many insurers have gone out of of the eight i monuments set In twelve especially the women's fa.shi en, t aving SEA. thcrlty. He selected the 45, figure, he Cuts Down Korea Tree in a Show of Force." a nce, thereby running the risk business. beneficiaries, Powerine Oil, a California coin- said, as a rows on the moors of Le accessory and lingerie areas. compromise between the 30,000 We have established that the FBI agents, who pany, Is represented In Washington Ofl wonders what It must have been like in of having ruinous claims made Industry officials now say Menec. by the IPW staff recommended and the 60,000 sought Above LocThe men's area will now that rri ti out Na ca ed onal Security Council when the agreed' these assignments, were merely firm of Preside-it Porn's close f by the against them directly. that some manufacturers might include a special western shop. mariaquer, the ICO. ton stone riend, Robed refinere s. i obeying orders. They were under tight Collier. In fact, Collier was among the few -That prices for some prod- join the insurers in going out of A card shop with Hallmark dolmen known as "The upon course of action was to cut down a tree. I The eight companies that will benefit from mean, discipline. In each Instance, the agent received friends the President invited to his swearing-In ucts might be forced higher to business. Merchant's table" US whole thing was fraught with danger. bears cards and stationery also will 4I decision are hardly small. me smallest Should an environmen Impact statement be the approval of the section chief, who got his Ceremony two years ago. stylized Stone Age in T. Lawrence Jones, president be added, adjacent to the among them does an annual authorization from Washington. 1171 million worth of filed' Should the Sierra Club be notified before Pow scriptions. The mystery is of the American Insurance As. store's record and had become tape lop FBI officials, f urthermore, kept the small b ine andards for business. Nor was Kleppe unaware of us or after the cutting? Decisio how it got up therein the first S. . sociation, estimates that hun. department. ns decisions, us ss under the SEA st frltndship between the President and Collier, decisions. Justice De partment fully Informed of these refineries. Therefore, It was about place. From Quiberon, boats -- .' dreds and even thousands of to lose the Our SEA sources say Kieppe In the remodeled Sanford had full knowledge A recent Time magazine essay leave for Belle lie, . most dubious and devious activities. Sources familiar opportunity to purcnase cheap government oil, that his decision small manufacturers and store, which opened in 1966, pooh-poohed would benefit a presidential any analogies between what's Important of the Breton with the operation say the Attorney General, which is set aside for wholesalers may become non- customers will see newly happening In small refineries. % crony. himself, not only knew what the FBI was doing Islands. Ultra deluxe hotels The horrors? America today and what caused the dectine and competitive if a solution isn't carpeted and wider aisles, a The government receives oil from the major 11 Footnote: Reps. John Moss, D.-Calif., a nd fall of Rome. made overlook a great curve of but gave his general authorization, -_ oil companies as a royalty for drilling on John veloped. It the point that Bicentennial new center lingerie and a Dingell, D.-Mich., asked the General America 'has not shrunk f beach said to be the most It will be Interesting Ii) see wh ether th government land. Loeb, Rhoades & Co.. the in' cessory area, and bright, m the chall enge of is cheap royalty oil Is made Account in g Office to ro Th beautiful in Europe. W .....4....._, Jwdlce Department can now prcaeci4e lowly available to small * investigate Kiep pe 's events," whereas Rone did. ui',i k...,L..._ UdIIIIX[, t'ummenms modern companies to help them decision, me GAO wail headers defining a ts forngoutth orofjow,ig1 com pete with the giants. found no contact between Well, I'm not so sure, not so sure at all. In my 0 14 that several large chemical shopping areas. The shoe Why not plan a trip to Kieppe and oil lobbyists. But the rn*ms. GAO in. Judgment, tt!3 country failed in companies now face 100 or department now will be at the After Powerine outgrew its status as a small vestigators France or another European a most cowardly noted that they didn't have access to way to respond to the Footnote: mc, tazgeta Of niost u' die FBI bmsiness,ft tried ogdUSatandards chan more cases in federal courts. back of the store. challenge of events in city with assistance from ged50 a complete record of Kleppe's contacts. break-ins were the Socialist Workers Patty and It wo uld still be eligible for Korea. "Target settlements begin at the royalty oil. But "i think the most important CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF TRICKY FERDINAND: Philippines the radical Weathermen, There Is evdcnce that th If your house is haunted by $200 million, putting claims to, thing about the e SEA staff recommended strongly against it. President Fer ORLANDO INC., 574 N. of remodeling is For Every P'u"tose the Wea thermen traveled between the United TheMapoiluldber dinand Marcos has found an vo ided West US army, In effect, has day for 110,000425,000 in the that before we've insect pests, call us to clear rved thestaffurged, ingenious means of Orlando Ave., Winter Park. never been Point ' s Honor Code saying, as a ' gi ving the appearance of "Oflce'oiiJy 'srnall.tinie' category," 1 said. able to States and Cubs, that they received financial for firms that refined less than 30,000 barrels per respectlbility to his regime. Tel. 643 2060. Open 9:30 5:30. so lution," the 202 them out! Fleas flee, .moths complete enough in be cadets support from Fidel Castro's govrnsmerit and day. accused of It names medical and elec. Sat. 102. We plan trips fashion areas cheating will be allowed to re-enter the academy becae u. we fly, beetles leave your bed that they were responsible for several bombings He look an advertisement In Fortune if certal conditions 1 trunic device manufacturers, "To increase the capacity standard at a time magazine, anywhere in the world using thdn't have enough space," said paid well over $10a A0 tot it, and then are met. in the United States. Under the law, the FBI when royalty and board. Guaranteed service. sporting goods makers, the ma manager Chris An Air Force Survey, leaked all modes of transportatIon, oil Is in limited supply," the staff quoted from It as If It were an Elsea. "Now we to the Associated could conduct warrantless searches and cautioned, "would severely ómlnLsls (he share assessment chine tool industry and even the can serve our Friendly service to all. Lndependerg Press, shows 1h2 almost one-four customers bet of how he runc his country, th of all wiretaps If the action w Phone Us Now directed against now going to each snail buzlntss to A per4 manufacturers of machine ter." 0134" ' A recrui ts 23 per cent In releases to the capJve P*)'O pi'en, a - would evacuate a base people who were a threat to national .ecurkty or where they) may lose economic safety equipment as among 322-8865 rather t han fight; 2$ per Furniture, appliances, paint elf ecttvemeu." Msrcos Pokeanan cent were n't sure. r.'rlbed the td as ,,one of "Doctor. I'm afraid I'm not prepared to deal with re connected with a fomeIi guverwnent. those also affected, Nevertheless. Kteppe raised the staimthrd to and hardware no longer will be the featured articles, La )rtune," 'flsn the Thlty.y per Cent said they would imc. have TRAVEL TIP: my problem on this level!" POLITICAL DEAL? The day before Torn 4,000 barrels per day. Ironically, some of the more carried in the store, but will be Glass & Paint Co., In c. Bj an biercitg colaenlisted had a war been going on; J quoted the as's praise ior the wr cent Kieppe resigned as small business chief to take cidence, POwo:IIte financially stable and reliable available through the store'.Ph 322 Mfl said they would not the ,1)batrcis pev day. 'Phkkpp4,nes We can help you compute economy And cern. over the listericr Deputuieit, he did a quiet, It looks almost for their cOwj:'v %'hile 1 Sanford's Oldest and Largest Company manufacturers who have a catalog desk, normally 210 M.QnOIIJA.0 as tills pew sUnderd wos set t per cent weren't sure. on rnent. costs in foreign currency. 2562 S. Park Ave. large number of machines in three-da Sanford Sanlcwd These are not hopeful y delivery, or in the slgn.s. the market place have become WASHINGTON Elections are won by Worker& not bY advertisements or IV shows or handouts, especially when the same amount of money Is spent by competing candidates. Jimmy ( shown some considerable ability In attracting workers -and In whipping th. up to accomplishing more than they'd believed possible. President Ford, for all his rugged hcnesty, has not. This La where Mr. Ford needed Ronald Reagan. Of all the candidates vying for the nomination on either ticket, Reagan al the ability to get workers out of their Chain wftJi enthusiasm. I am not referring to Ideology, strong or mild conservatism, middle-of-the-road tarn or liberalism. 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I. a 7 CLEVELAND (AP) Snazzy Time (7) $3 16 .443 The V victory, to wbL" son after coming to the Browns Cleveland ground game with $0 168d12.60, t.0O, S.6O; 2. HIgh BIt (1) 13.00, SAN lflEtO Al' '( 5FA9O+' Th' - I had a A's want "161)4 McCovey as a 71 Si no Cleveland held the ball for .553 Ihe Cleveland Thiwns had soonIl', last two years," said There m little time to enjoy Miller, who apparently lies sis a free agent mat year In yards mci one touchdown 10 It 7.20; 3. Slack Jim (4) 3.20; 0 ().) York TONIGHT'S (NT i'oupk' of places in mind for IeslWiated hitter to 45 44 .501 II nine minutes and $0 seconds be. 111,00; P 112 1) $1S.40; T 12. ,4) heIt them McCovey,whowasrookieofUs alliC5go or made the New Pgld Pa- it, however, as the tired Browns earned a atorthig this Na- mkbeeson, d the surprising carries. PIEST I. Jericpio 60 71 ISo 14 next year and Oakland wasn't ovcrtakcKanasCjtyInthe( year (Solders); 44300; 31 73. 4O OR44'FMfWdl2, Louis triots their fourth dralgtd Na- realized the, had lees than 41 with the San Francisco 7. Cargo Mark (McFarlIn) 3. Lady So 6t .44 23 His n gh was how- fare LAM PCOW il "fir m ELEVENTH - I. WeStern WhIsky yone of them," says Willie live weeks of the American (liants In 1969 and the National Byrd Spartan ,qeqp,q 13 tixol Football remali the two with Just hours (Lake), i Frisky (7) they leave for ever, when he became em4:02 so. iso, 4.10; 3. Golden Sap. MeCovey alter being sold to the League's Western Division * WOW -2. 4'YP iV O,1 P5lrlk (Metcalfe); 5 Jlm Dream ilru (5) 7.40,4,20; 3. season victim Monday night Buffalo &e k'ague's Mod Valuable Player several Ing. That's when Grogan really broiled In Clncinnata ( SIca); 4 Lady Bowler (He Penrose Fe , Driver); II) 5.50; 0 Oakland A's. "l'tti not sire l race. But McCovey said he re- in 1969 when Of 'I4 OI1LY 1 Indian Lang tc. when the Buffalo Bills took the preseason Friday MghL (5-1) 31.20 P (7.5) 115.10; • -. Ang he hIt .320 and 45 acuffles thnlni the game and went to work. want to Ihienfeld); I. T (73.1) 213.60; 31St. go at all." ston W.v, Baron (Hall), tust'd to report for Monday home runs. apassing Ih fl "It little difficult to get become one four players TWELFTH - Pat 41 Od' 1k. (5) S(CON D!ego the S Diego Padres an- night's game in Oakland low. 4Ir 04rTr451 Jim DfUWflI I Tar Dapple 4.40, 7.10; 2. In 1973, he was traded to San a scary excited about this game when ejected for flgtdlng. That came night, goon IOI' = yarne, with Anto (Metcalfe) L's Love Of Emma (6) nouneed a OP 1E ; 2. Daytr 413 74' Terri s.6o,llo; 3. Mr. Good (3) 3.20; st raight cash deal for against the New York Yankees. Diego forpiteher Mike Caldweil flnhlh,englneeredbyNewEng- we play again this week," ex. tOOhdOflpIINa(I3QyVdstO Fran 36 ; $'ll)'z.? .177 24', (Seiders); 3. Camden Bonnie 6) 43.40; TINIy,A111.31,171 With 10:01 r.m*hIng and with their holdout hitter. McCovey "I'll have at least a couple of and smacked 45 homers In his P IS 61 107,70; T (563) 5oij/69o. land quarterback Steve plained Cleveland running back Mendays I _______________________ theBrownsoothelrwaytothelr Ricky Feather and six yards to tBogeas' 1. Eterm Caton 376.10; Aj1YC6 31.61. (Strong); said he got a St Louis 7. Cincinnati S Thorp,j Champ (No telephone call days to think about It," .. said two lull seasons with the PadrG,awaywftjia*l.. Cleo Miller. "But ft's still nice_____ A final touchdown and a 3Q14 Sam CUnfllfl(ham, both In the 2353; Handle Dr Iver); 4. Lard ( 51j,7, Hout 3, PhiladelphIa i frmtl Charles 0. Finley. owner Mt-Covey, who was look ing for. es. Kuflzworth); 7. t_ I_ Sandy Doll (Parr); S. Barbs Only ii 4W WV game, Khuduled id the A's, and Manager Chuck ward to TONIOtIT'S ENTRIES playing out his conCutcheis (Piper). Today's Games A dangerous hitter still, ___________________________ .4O "I thought the clock would Tanner. THIRD Chicago (R. tract, trimmed ----- ,.,,, to $100,000 %4'W Z3'F with i1.tj McCovey I. Hal Commander batted .253 with 22 nev,rnmout ln thlsbaI1g*nie1P'" FIRST - I. Win Jac; 2. ttenta (Morton 4t or Lacorfs 2. Sweet 9 fit Oakland, Tanner said he -in a utomatic 3. ( Ruggles); Lonesome Liz; 3. Eye Appeal; homersand63runsbattedthfor said Cleveland Coach Forrse Brimstone Fire (Gill); I, (n) I Custer 5nazzy Rocket; S. Madds plans to use McCovey at first he and the Padres failed Lobell (Solders) S. Navaho to the Padres In 1974 and was Krlsti; 6. Diego (Jones 2,) Gregg with a shake of his head. Chief Jump Master; 7. Nap's base ar.' as a designated hitter rome to terms. tVilar), 4. Star John ny; burgh (Revis Ilj), Baby credited with revitalizing San Dew (SIca);;, June AlIce "Those last seven or eight A _ with Billy Williams and late-inn Francisco (Halicki 11.13) Rusty Paint (Weaver); I. Miss The G400t.4, 220-pounder reDiego', fan interest. SECOND-i. Cousin minutes &&I't make is week FrancIs; 7. Artittic (Piper). 'ErNew York (Lolich 7))) In) ning pinch hitter. Tanner said acted bitterly Ruffain; 3. Triple Kwik; 1. Rancei'; me and Ihave to make Madison the choice. The downslide at the plate FOURTH - I. Vicar, had no jistificatlon of arting the fight up agaIn, "i.m Angeles (Rau 12)0) at any easier." Rocket S. G.R. McCovey will is placed on the cameas the Padres prepared to was gradual. In 1 5, he Petunia; 6. Penrose Don; (Kimball), 1 14OMtreal 7. only reason Ian not going overbo don oncehe had stopped IL (Fryman tOt), (n) Matilda Lobell Conive; S. White Cactus. hit .225 The Browns took advantage roster Wednesday. (Whaylond); 3. Proud Blue Chip fl' to Pittsburgh. McCovey. and 23 homers, driving In 5$ Clnc'onasi (Nolan IlS) at him -P also ming lidothis fig Intop THIRD - I. Pat Kelton; 2. Malou lbs Davis-Herd bouthas been made with the of numerous New Englander(Rau); 1. Aloof (KUrlzwo,'th); Willis (Falcone 11.11), In) "Now we have an extra first now 3$, said: "People talk runs. Orlando Is Taco's home grounds. And McCovey was batting .202 ;lwrightDert;S stipulation that the winner getsa tot at the winner IIad,fphj. (Underwood Michiana Chief (Jefferson);S. 6. Happy;3.sa,uee Big Ten rors to boild their l..d In e f3nnflandwchavt Four; 6. CR's Red I aboutraclaIdJscrimjrtjtfon,g after 71 games this season, Ma son was Y. Decatur Boy Eagle; In his last fight by Jolsiny Herd. c'Houston (Richard (Bridges ); the Perez.Madiioii fig within 60 days. IS.))), (n) ?. first three quarters to -7, Gre. Birdie Power Mar; S. 'Buttermilk -left-handed designated hit. I was discriminated against clouting seven homers with 37 Bee Bright (Rusin), S. Stars Shield 'lbesefactorscouldadd toaPereewln,bcgl Migliorsto ret urns to heavyweight action after AMERICAN LEAGUE FOURTH - 1. Wright Cruiser. gan hat Ms own cm.. with (Hobbs). 2. ters," Tanner said. because of my age." have to say no. Somewhere down the ne Ma son Is East Tami, Mink; 3. , runs batted In. He's 14th on being away for almost two years because If a Injury Trooper Jim; 1 interceptions -Q FIFTH - I. Flying (kigti. Blue Juice; S. Jay Velvet; 6.H.J.C.'s The As also plan to call up W L Pc?. 05 worth); 2. Galavan Ile was reduced to pinch going to tag Mm arid I don't think anyone can stand suffered In an auto accident. hitbaseball's all-time homer list (Smith) 3. Big Girl; 7. Clip; I. Blaze Bud. Scott returning one of them 34 Plow York 75 0 .611 Nate Colbert from their Tucson ting duty and replaced by young. with 465. Sherry Betty (Hartzler); 1. C.A. upto Madison when he unloada H,rd was able to Ifllmore KnownIn boxingcircles as "The White All" FIFTH 67 61 .573 1I" 1. Bob Tryon; 2. yards for a touchdown and farm club Wednesday, Tanner Mike lyle at first base when his Veibob6. (Hall); S. Stratton (No Stranded; 3. Ann Pal; defeat Mm by stayi away. That Is not Perez's because oI his Muhammad All-like moves, Cleveland A replacement for the big aS 63 .305 13", DrIver); I. Troughy Top Reward (O-Amato) rookie Mike Haynes fumbled a '"Ald. 1k' is an outfielder, first butting average fell to .2 4 in veteran wIll be delayed Iston 43 47 lio .451 17 ; Tommy; S. Kerry Woman; 4. 1. Magic Maynard style. Taco walks rigid In with bo hands churning. Migilorato hopes to one the Central Florida area as until (Lake: S. team's 12-yard pot at Ms ne DetroIt Mud Running Randy; 7. Rough Tide; i II .473 15 baseman and rlght'handed des- itild-July. Pop (Provosti This Leadsto exciting fig s bid It also leaves him next week at a springboard to a fight with either All, George least, a Padres 'Mftwkpi My FlIrtv Gertle. '7 4$ .434 30 Iosdiz 11-yard scoring run ignated hitter. SiXTH -1 Pane (M. Crank); 7. '-I led the team in home runs spokesman said. oper for head ahots, and that can be fatalwith SIX?. - I. Wary; 2. TaIlgate 'oreman or Ken Norton. ' sst by Cleveland quarter back Mike BrOcknor, Bo (Udell); 3. Scotch kin Toddy; City 75 53 .400 like MadIi 3. Jackson County. 4. My Snip (D. Nestor); 4. kingly OIklan Hal Odyette; S. Rufus Hazouri; 6. Red Migliorsto's opponent, Jackson, Is unknown In 70 40 .331 5 "One thing I am sire of, the fight will never go MInnesota (Bratman); S. Byrds Honor Dana; 7. Caleb; S. Western Hero. 63 II .411 13'.', (Vanderventer); 6. Westerns Phipps was booed con. the distance. It has to be over within five rounds. Fl ida, as this is his first appearance here, bid he Bay Texas 59 70 .157 D SEVENTH -1. My Big Wheel; 3. fir slalently by the home crowd of (PhIllips); 7. Cool Hand Luke Or does have the reputation of "co ming to fight." .' 37 73 .435 31 Penny;), BarS Redwine; I.C.R. Their styles dictatethaL" Chkago (Vandervort ); I. Marybar 31,016 as om nl he c pleted o y CalIfornia Sunset S. Jazz Man; 6. Heather The si 71 Maslas-Rosenberg battle has many of .433 th e 2P', (Johnson). Madam Is entering the ring with a mark of 7-1, Warmups at the Seminole Harness Raceway are a M.iy, Re,$s eightol2opassesfor$S yards' local fight fans excited. Rosen berg Is one of the SEVENTH - I. Superficial Crest; 7. My my Molly; I. Bee Betty. with I that include two Orlando appearances. 'lesIon I), Texas 3 EIGHTH - I. Sansag. HImax; 2. (JohnSon) 2. Nelson Way (Taylor); time for and had one Intercepted. and area pari-mutuel fans get a m os t devastating p un il chers to ever come here, wh e Th Baltimore 3. Kansas City 2 He; 3, Travelin Oar; 1. Cavell, S. st being a one un over Vincent 3. Seminole Guy (Lynn); 4. Fearless Noticeable; 6. e Browns played without chance to test their mnnesota 10, Milwaukee 3 Mules has proven himselftime and again with skills tonight at Pecos Smoltln; 7. Bob (C. Itibenfeld); S. Rebelnidge Jungle and the second a controversial win Perez. Ca Jet; "' lIIiIl lifornia 2. their rus hi Detroit ng leader, Greg 5, White Shasta. 1 stealing home, Dave Collins Pittsbur gh Pirates In the wins over Terry (Rootin) Tuten, S tt co and Clark the track In Casselberry, where proceeds from the Rob(Peters);6.Li1),flHaer(J In thatboit Perezwu stoppedln the first round NL Slew York S. Oakland 2 NINTH -1. JobilI's fligfoot; 2. "Stealing ho Prultt, who s uf Neely), 7. Chief Merce fered a pulled me Is just a m ust rate as a promising rmv- East by ll de s (Vitar)I. Only games scheduled Janie Z., 3. Colonel Lucky; 4. Wright 10-race card will go to the Seminole Community when the referee halted the contest In Madison's James Salerno. games. Dobis Bogie One (Provost), gamble you take," says Mitt- ice. The Angels' 24-year-old ' m uscle In Ms buttock during a 11 Today's Games favor. Then started It again when he feared a riot EIGHTH - I. Abes Hope (Smith) $Elite; S. Jug; 6. Demon; 7. Noting; College Scholarship find. The Harness Raceway i If Ma*las gets past Rosenberg he expects to turn nesota's 5Milwaukee (Tiaven 15.10 and May Rod Carew, a acti ce ses si on Sunday. pr master outfielder notched No. 1 against would take place. Finally Perez stopped MadisonIn pro in Miami Beach in September, then ret urn here llston 13 11) at Minnesota 2 Nibs Brat (Munti); 3. Prince open through Sept. 0, with racing nightly through TENTH -1,Locotion; 2.Jacli of that lost tiaserunnlng art. Desmond (Dvoraceli; I. Chance Detroit, and he picked a tint' e th th ird, but not before he hi ms as elf w Tryon; 3. Bold Star, Able "Sometime, down In th e for a show down with Qark. ISolt, 1013 and Hughes 7.)) or Win (No Driver); S. Rocky Georges; S. Bold Admiral; 6.1. Wright and matinees slated at 2 Saturday you make It, time to do It. His theft came In Johnson 1.1), 2. 1I n ) second. Thefinal decision was given to Madison by Dominion (Culhane. 6 Magnitude Action begins at $ with the Perez-Madison fight sometimes you the end of the season. don't." Marker; 7. DIzzy Dart; S. the eighth inning and snapped a Barney ,'Kansas City (Pattini 6.10) at (Seiders); 7. Monterey Hanover (No in e first round when It was decided the ref set to go lido the ring around 10. kitimore (Palmer 15 11), (n) Eckert. It's less of a gamble If you I-i tie. Driver). I. Strong tKurti.orth), Texas (Drifts II) at Boston ELEVENTH - I. Preach; 2. Sail know NINTH - I. Scott 0 Scott (Kurtz what you're doing, howMaker; 3. Thomas Thomas; Red Sox 11, Rangers 3 Cleveland 7-6), (n) worth): 2. Woodies Delight o ever, and Carew has proven he Cleveland Weela Pet; S. Willie Wesley; 6. Jim Rice collected four of WaIts 63) at Chi.(Namie), 3. Love Bug Run (Roy); 1. JulIan; 7. Travelin Rosy; S. Oanna knows. CSgo (Johnson ,I1), (n) He swiped home for the Boston's 18 hits, Including Special Joe (Taylor); s Impulse two Eckert. Detroit (Ruble $) at Cabitor. 15th time in his career in the home runs, and drove In Wilsey). 6. Blazewooci Comet ,'. TWELFTH - 1. Bunny River; 2. first five nia (Tanana lit or Kirkwood (Wtiayland); 7. Debutante lass inning Monday night to runs. Cecil 1)0). (n) Whoops; 3. Wind Sock; 1. First Cooper and Fred O'Kelley), New York (Alexander 9$) St Class; S. D.S. News Maker; 6 Brave start the Twins on their way toa TENTH - I. Deano A (No Ron; Lynn added ttueehits apiece as fl OakIand (Abbott 24), (n) 7. L's Doroma Racer; s. 10-3 victory over the Milwaukee Luis Driver); 2. Diamonds Lad (Piper); Tiant 0 posted his Proven 16th vlctoSister. 3, Dillons Art (Grimes); 1. John L. Brewers. ry against 10 losses. Purdue (No Driver); S. Dougs The first thing you do Is study Oriol es 3, Royals Del. (AP) a Dynamite (vandeventer) 6. the opposing pitcher, in t his By7kAusiclatedPress Detroit Coach Rick Formula piloted by Fran Tarkenton, who positions. Hurricane Scot (No Driver): 7. -1 I., Bobby Grich doubled home Joe Reed Is expected to open first-round picks, may push the Vikings twice in six Can-Delaware will kick off sales for DAYTONA PEACH Claytiaven Pioneer (lake); S. Hello case Milwaukee > U there's a sure thing in starter Is promising lions fans a dlvi- at 36 Is still the bed quarterSOUTHURNLIAGUI Jerry the tying run in the sixth Inning, its pro football lottery ganie All-Pro tackle Ron Yary, Ed the season at quarterback with someone out Iiiiti DIvIsleø MONDAY MATINEE Dore (Seiders), Augustine. National Football League, the sional title, but his best players back In the division, perhaps In White, 36-year-old Mick Tingel- veterans Bill Munson and Greg rookie fromof a job. The rangy secutive weeks. FIRST I. Bob Ovy took thi (1) 17.30, rd W W. L ednesda on an Infield out and y despite the certainPCI.. 05 lii rambling can Green Bay made a large In$ndo j '1 was going to go one pitch scored on Lee May's sacrifice )i 520. 6 30; 2. Julian-Pecina (2) 4.30, Mirmeada Vikings would be It. may well have gone through the the league. old ty that the National Football hoff and tight end Stu Volgt are Landry also available, (kiOflviii 31 ii play i 110; either position. 3. NeStorGoodwin vestment to get the 27-year(5) 5.20; 0 before," Carew said. "1 timed The Vikings ebonici win their primes of their careers cad34 W 172 a The durable scrambler will the notables back In the ofteny. R udy May, 11-9, went all the (31), 39.20. P (4)2) 139.90. The big man for Detroit over Def ensive tackle Herb Orvis, Dickey, sending veteran quar- League will continue court a,io,i, 3. ii ia ê'i the guy's windup and he was eighth National Football Con. dyIng for the Vikings. own every passing record in the sive line with 16-year veteran the years offensively SECOND I. JulIanGasti 11 (3) b,,, way for the victory although he fights against the date Westerx D4vlsia lottery Is tight looking to be traded, anchors terback JohnHadl, cornerback taking too much time." DAYTONA BEACH 10 60. 610. 260. 2. Bob Davalos (I) ference Central Division title in Green Bay hinges its hopes gameat the end of the season. Jim Marshall, 34-year.od Carl end Ch Si fl • 4, tanav,ccç. allowed 12 hits. o p erations. arlie Senders, who has the line, backed 1,40. '4 3.20; 3, up by line- Ken Ellis and two draft picks to MONDAY MATINEE in 3. Solos. Lorenzo (2) Q (3 Then you look for a little help nine ear* this seem if ad- for Improvement on , a' nJw bakTlng Injury. Tarkenton, the Eller, Doug Sutherland and All- caught 287 passes for Colum eus Yankees 5, A's 2 Ii ,.., is Paul J. Crawford, anattocney Cl) JW 3 20; P(3 1) 135.60; Big 0 (24 4,102 backers Paul Naumoff, Charlie Houston. k.nO,viii from w'nclng age doeaf't catch up quarterback and the Chicago Most Valuable Player In the Pro Alan Page together for friends 44 3a2 21 ... particu73 FIRST-1 Boby Wire (61 6003012 with 3 1) 1311,10. ,a New York I' yet yards and 25 touchdowns, The 6- Weaver and Jim Laslavic. '''MReSWti The 64, 210-pound quarter. for the h*taryo(fIce, said ticket Larly the batter, Butch Wyne- games ahead of remained 111'z 350. I. Doncaster Devmn with several key, performers. Beacaappear Improved, but not NFL last season, threw for 2,- another 1I* THIRD - I, OrbeGoro, (3)11.10. 2' O(Indo Oakland In the an Pastorini distribution would definitely year on the defensive 4, 23S-pound All-Pro needs 39 CIi.rioii, j, _. . . 1111111se Jack Pardee begins his see'. back was behind D S 20, 3. Big Os Marc (S) 5 , Q (2 6) 5.20. 310; 2 Bob Sarduy (1) 5.30, .,.,,,,., gar. I IWIP Only Detroit appears capable to the point of being a challeng- 994 yards and 25 of his record front. kfiO,v,ii 31 10. P (62) 11160. 3170 I. Al East as Ed Flgueroa Crati.nooqa catches to surpass Gail Cogdlll and year with the Bears hoping with the Oilers. Dickey has begin Wednesday for two 4.20; 3. ZubiEtorrI (7) 600; 0 ii 5) "Butch helped me out by MCfli9Omec at Coiumou,, COO a.n of challenging. Green Bay and er. 81 lifetime touchdown passes SECOND - 1. Mar Ru Cap III 10.60; P151)10030 The Vikings could have some as the lions' all-time leading to shed a pushover label. recorded his 16th victory of the -f W, Passed for 1,953 yards and eight games. Te"Y's cam" 11 506003.40:2, Dickey Do 1113.10 Chicago can only hope for reFOURTH - 1. Pecina (2) 13.10• leaning out there and blocking "When we're good enough, In 1975. JCklii •i i• problems In the secondary be. receiver. seasonagaind seven losses. He That word came after aLtar1 220. 3 Quarterback Bob Aveilint and touchdowns In parts of four -, Si,ann.I, a' H L 's Shery (7) 220. Q 1131 540. 3.40; 2. RodoIto Cna,io,,, (3) the catcher's view," said spectabtlity after disastrous 4- we won't be afraid to say so," 700, 3.20; 3. Tarkenton Is able to create a cause of Injuries to veterans allowed six hits and seven ITI neYs for both sides huddled with CI'.ittanooga at KvIoivii II 10. P (3 1)53 70. 1 (3 I 7) 61 10. Molina (Il 360: Q (2 3) 32.00: P (2.33 First-round draft choice Law- running back Walter Payton, seasons. Carew. "lie must have seen me 10 seasons In 1975. Monfgom,y ii Columi,xs, 1 . says Bears General Manager great deal of diversity In the Nate Wri ght, Bobby Bryant and rence Gaines 00 (6 31 walks. 1900. 3152 S 10; OD (52)111.10. District Court Judge from Wyoming bo Will th Harrell se nd-year and John players, will co Still, for the first time In sev- Jim Finks. THIRD - I Bellamy Gil (I) 160 FIFTH I. Rslael.Sarduy (S) coming." Vikings' offense, largely due to Jeff Wright. Free safety Paul and Dexter Bussey will be the be largely PL.OIIDA5TATI LIAOUI Cards 7, Reds I responsible for Im- tngton will be the nutning Walter Stapleton Monday to 260 2.10. 7 U's 89 Burk (6) 3.10 1100, 1600. 7.1.0; 3. Gastl Coblan (2) Then you go. It's a gamble, Minlay's Ptayetfs oral years, the Vikings may Detroit will have a schedule the presence of Chuck Fore- Krause, 34, Rookie Garry Templeton cvi3 - Lakelind I Miam, who begins the sea- running backs with Ray Jarvis proving the offense. Roland backs, Steve Odom and Ken dISCUSS further steps In the le210. 3 Wright Engel (5) 2.70. Q (I 300. 5.20; 3 Jorge.Echan,z (1) 3.60. but if you know what have a think in their armor. you're lected three hits and scored two eir , advantage on Its Central Dlvi- man. The 6-foot-2, 208-pounder son with 74 lifetime Inter- and Larry cads bell Of 3 s,r,, I i 6) 1310. P (1 6) 7100, 1 nosy 0 (2-3) 4400. P IS 2) 109.30. wide receivers and gal fight over the proposed Walton at the flanker Harper and Johnny Musso will Payne the Tampa 2. Fort Laue.vdal. doing you can shake up a pitchi "Ali along we've uld that one alon rivals. The Las Angeles has already rushed for 2,648 ceptlons, needs six more tosur. 10* 60. 3) ôi SIXTH - I. Solos Gull II (1) er. runs to pace a 12-hit attack as Tampa 'Cadi bIi 01 positions, Rich McGeorge the tight end. limes, which will let bettors help at running back. FOURTH Ui I Rittai (ii 6.20 310 1310. 120. 3.20; 2. Uriarte Paco (3) Carew made It, and Augus- St. Louis cut the Reds' lead In of our strengths Is the fact we Rams and Minnesota are the yards, caught 163 passes for 1,- pass Emlen Tunnel's NFL ick winners and point spreads Ruckne Freitas Is the most T"by's oaftft Chicago 710. 2. Perfect Debbe (I) 3 10 2 20. 320; 3 SoIana.Davalo, (6) 2.50; o tine did not last through the Gale Gillingham, once a perp will still have a &RA have returnees at all poll- only Lions opponents who made 638 more yards and scored 43 record. ; r Miami at Lakeland 3 Just Leigh ill 360. 0 (I 4)510. P ( 1) 1)00 P (1 3) 96.00, DO IS 4) the NI. West to 8'i games over oneyear from lottery tickets listing upfamiliar name In the offensive young offensive ennial AU-Pro, ended a line headed by secon Fort Lavd.rdiie d Inning, of tamps tons," says Coach Bud Grant. the playoffs In 1975. It 1) Il 10. T It 1 7)2140, 31 11 10260 touchdowns In three seasons. the idle Las Angeles Dodgers. Middle linebacker Jeff Sie- line, where 6-5, 255-pound tackle Lionel Antoine. The cie. retirement and should help the coming weekly pro games. FIFTH - I G.R Shirley (6) 3.560 "Ile makes you sweat up SEVENTH - I. Isasa.Paco (2) "The loss of John Glilharn has Minnesota, an the other hand, Foreman's backfield partner, man anchors a solid unit and rookie Russ Astros 3, PhIls 1 Seminole (ouni) nccds Jo. Bollinger from Those games are planned ln,. \ 27 101210. 2 Bellamy Shad (5) 1000 13 fenslve unit will probably be the offensive line. 20, 160, 5.60; 2. Solana Eclvanit there," Brewers Manager Alex changed that." has a r ugged schedule, espe- Ed Marinaro, pla yed out his op. the kicking gam e appears solid long Dan Larson Kn,,xks Succs(ut buinentossed a five-hit310. 3 Clean (5) 1510; Q (3 (5) 700. 1.20; Uon to existing weekly lot-' Beach State may earn a team's rength, although 3. Vlctc.r Sarduy (3) Granunas said of the3l-yearold A questionable defense in!The speedy Gilliam, who daily In the early part of the Lion and signed with the New with 37-year-old placekicker starting 27100 P (63) 104400, T m4n - lirmer. citrus and 300. 0(2$) 33.10; P(25) 111.90. ter and Cesar Cedeno belted a job at tackle. The Lions secondary Is suspect. fered a major loss when middle tory drawings and an Instant Carew, who is batting .326 with two-run 1011 00. 3155 signed with Atlanta as a free season. The Vikings, who York Jets, but 5-10, 19S.pound EIGHTH I Mutilla Echanlz in Joe knowlesjsksfor double for Houston. It Fred Cox and punter Nell also acquired veteran center AT FERN PARK SIXTH an gam e . Wally Chambers, regarded as Linebacker Jim Carter I Rockn 43 stolen bases. "lie's a tough broke Lulu Il 10, 650. 150; 2. Orbe Sarduy (5) (5) 500 agent earlier this year, holdsopened their last three seasons Brent McClanahan should step Clabo. %iilc was the fourth Ph, 322-0651 consecutive lo ss Pro Division 1 60 4 10. 2 Nap's Jeff 171700 3 i; 440.3 10; 3. Gastl-Eborri (2) 440. Q Jon Morris. State Lottery Director Peter one of the NFL', best tackles, arm In the preseason. Outside out, especially when they for the Ph.illies, who most Viking receiving records with 9, 5 and 10 consecutive In capably. Jim Haynes 77 2125-53 3 kid Coach (3) 300. (S 11 1100; P r..' Detroit has beaten Minnesota lead Q 12 hub, the (8, 5) 50.30. Big "0" U in I 'ia .. camp ii,., The secondary appears to be end Mike Hartenstine, and line- linebacker Fred Carr and cot- M. Simmons said 1 mltilon tickcount." -veGnither and was responsible for keeping victories, respectively, will 3331 29-55 5 with 55) 13950. 1 (573i 202 50, 31 Jim Lash, the only ex- only twice in their last 17 meet- Detroit's strongest wilt defen- backers eta had been printed for Daniels nerback SEVENTH 31 Waymond Bryant and 2332-40 torn nurgrneier reitevea Willie Buchanan are NINTH 1 (7) 16 2o, I End (7) 760540 15551 360, pressure on enemy defenses In need another fast dart lacing perlenced deep threat on the ings. and Forzano says Clarence Daniels they sively. Cornerbacks Lem Barn- Doug Bulfone are the top Inch- quality players. 31 30 21-59 700. 7. Pta Ann (6) 150 610. 3 660; 2. Rafael (2) 1.10, 3.20; 3. Twins starter Pete Redfern "Touchdown" and another 1 the pod four years. the Rams, Lions and Super club, will start with Tom Gere- have to do it twice In a row this ey and Ben Davis Ken Evans 3030)2-92 Raggedy Rose (3) 1 10. 0 (6 7) Aprail (5) 16 20, 0 (2 7) 5000; P (7 for "Foothill Bonus." and safeties vidual performers Placekicker Chester Marcol million with one out in the first inning on defense. The turnover In the rest of Mike Wheles 32 ?931-52 2360, P (I 6) 9060. 1 17631 97,20: 2)138.00. Bowl champion Pittsburgh dine or second-round draft season to win the division after Charlie West and Dick Jauron The' Bears have a murderous was Injured In the Packer's 1975 But he did not expect sales to Dave Rogers 3233.25-93 31.57. TENTH- I. Gaidos-Davalos (7) and stopped the Brewers on just division Is staggering by Steelers in the first month. choice Sammy White from seven straight second-place fin- are four solid . Jack Poole EIGHTH veterans. James schedule with Washington, Los opener, but he's considered one come anywhere near the 2 mu30 33 31-91 I The Lost Guide (1) II 10. 610. 500. 2. Nester Lorenzo one run and three hits the rest comparison. The rapid takeoffs have been Grambling at the wide receiver ishes. Chaflay Zeni 3529 31-95 9106207 50:7 Sam Talon (5) 11 20 (3)600,120.3 Bob PedIna (6)940, Hwiter, one of the club's two Angeles, Dallas, Oakland and of the NFL's best when healthy. lion figure for the first week. of the way. Carew had two hits, Dan Smith 32 33 25-93 900. 3 Reteaway Red (Al 120. 0 (I Q (3 1) 3360. P (7 1) 10160; 00 ______________________________________________________________________________ " Simmons said It was expected scored two runs and drove in Tom Bon,25 3333 32-si 5) 5010. P (IS) 20790 1 ( ) 31) ( i)?) 152.70 154)60, 3167. APA Division that many would become ELEVENTH - I. Zubi Egurbi (I) two more to lead the Twins' 10Doug Short NINTH- I Burbi Beauth Ui 600 273026-I3 10 20 7 20. 7 20, 7. MutilIa Paco (2) run, 16-hit assault. throwaways" since the ticket Dave Beck 77 31 32-90 3 40380. 7 Jack A Lure (7) 510 100. 3.00; 3. Marti Oiaga (5) 3 10; 0 Itself Is not valid until marked Angels 2. Tigers I 340. 3 Sxikist Al (6) 110, 0 (2 7) Novice 5 Division (l 4) 21 60 . P 36.70. and paid for. Don Fann 21.3029-17 1360, P (2 7) 7700. 1 (216) 1540. TWELFTH - I Apral: Cobian (I) If Carew is an old master at (Second in a series) Billy Daniels 32 3126-91 3175 560. 2.50. 3.20. 2 Orbe Wally Ii) The first tickets are prepared ELEVENTH Chris Dernago - I Busy Mr B (71 32 35 30-97 650. 7 SO, 3 Marti Echani: (3) 250. rw pro roou*u games to Is Rod Riderihaus 333331-99 32 10520110.2 SC Lonesome Joe Q (2 4) 4120: P (Si) 107 30; Big Q played the week of Sept. 12. Don Folker 313632-99 (S ) 1300540. 3 Wrangled (3) 3.00. (2 1 with 1 5) 959.10 Low Branding 373333-102 0(57)17600, P (7 Si 19120, T 1 Lottery players pick winners MONDAY NIGHT Kicking Jim Schmidt 323634-102 Sill 133 20. 31 5% SEASON FINALE from prepared lids of weekly ELEVENTH - I Lady,, Ready Bill Wicks 253411-107 FIRST I Solos C.oros (5) 1510 Won I even miss Ed Nothing more you can Tackle Ron Yary, games and place bets ranging i (111100660620.7 Traveiin Babe guard Fred Cox has pot belly 700. 2 Urlarte Goodwin (6) 9.20 Keep stressing age. Jim Maybe best fortified Vulnerable to age and Marinato 17)12003 Brent say abou' Fran Tarken. Ed White (slimmed 40,3 Kansiil (3) 340:0 J Creaking Vikings can be from $1 to $10. In "Touch. 660. 3. Solana Lorenzo (1) 70 Q and kicks oid-lasMarshall's going on 39: area on Club If Wally injury Bobby Bryant has (I 2) 7000. P (I 21 6510. T (123) McCtanar,an bidding for ton. who'll add passing down) on right IS 61 91 60. P (S 6) 11140 hid everybody thinks side the loned way but no one's down," players also make soCarl FIler's 34. Even 73060. Hilgenberg, 31 67 Roy history of hurts They more time: added Willie yardage record to real muscle of Viking atSECOND - I Solos Pecina (S) but Bud Grant fl '. i about to displace him Alan Page is 31. But TWELFTH lections based on point spreads - I. Jim, Zip Ill 650 Winston falter in slight- need his speed on corSpencer. Mark Kellar laurels Definite need for tack. Mick Tingeihoff, / 1)20 1 20 3,40, 7 Uriarte Lorenzo stresses * SEMINOLE at for field goal,. Neil consistency. where are you going to est. Matt Blair. Fred ner Paul Krause on $50300.7 RulhpOady(3)940500. DAYTONA BEACH (AP) from WFL as Candi. receiver with defection 36. goes on and on and wIthprües'medon a eti (2) 3 00 3 20, 3 Julian Molina (3) Only once in eight years MON DAY 's E SUL TS find better? For future, McNeill jump in, with verge of intercept career 3 iObiIl's Skyrol (5) 7 40. 0 (3 7) dates to te1m with of John Gilliam Vary on, Vol brigade. Very Clabo made fine debut f150.0)75)7660. P152)52.30, Big Cale Yarborough, Ben. rimutuel basis. have they failed to top to nail down punting there's Mark Mullaney 40 00. P (? 3) 9310. 1 (7 35) 524040; Jell Siemon fine in mid- mark Lack depth. Fair. Chuck Foreman Very good. 0 156 w ith 75) 317.60 good. division. They're favored FIRST - 1. Ace Trump (Kurt: fly Parsons and Richard Petty 31 48 role Very good. Good dIe. Vary good. good. THIRD I Zubi Paco (5) 11 10 remain in a worth) H (2) 113015105 2 Dream 40. again. FIrst place. A tight race for the 1395 Har,(lip . 51 77,700 1 70 300. 2 Solana Diaga III 1 60 on Victory (5) IS $0. 310. 3. Pocket Bud Grant Naional Association for Stock 350. 3 Bob Paco in 350. Q (4 5) MONDAY NIGHT Silver (1) 5 50; Q 12 5) 142 10. 2: 132 Car Auto Racing's 1976 stock FIRST - I JocostotI) 1020.160. 5260. P (S 4) 17$ 50 SECOND - I Dancing Colleen FOURTH - I Solana (a) 1140600 250, 7 Iravelin Je e . 360. 250; (Vandv'voit) (3) 32 SO 7.00 1 50. 7 car driving title as car owners With Steve Owens felled Ifs decision time soon. Lynn Boden's quick 120, 7 Molina (4) 11.60 600. 3 3 Brave Lucille (?) Virginias (ash (6) 510 3 .i 10; 300, 4) They've been looking at Q II Shifting veteran Larry Healthy Charlie Weaver Abandoned idea of shiftby injuries. Lawrence Do you go with Greg development as rookie Pao (1) 350; 0 (4$) 51 10. P (II) look to 1977. Settling on one quarter1160. P (11)3600.31.16 Flaxey's Ba, (I) 350; 0(56)3640. other guys but in long Hand to tackle last year at corner to go with Paul Ing Gaines looks like strong Landry or Sill Mun.son? guard stabilized Dick Jauron to 7770. DC) IS 8) 13610 NA.SCAR announced that, in back, digging up SECOND - I. Kelso Queen (3) the run will go back to H.,1 ($61) 13700. 00 (25) 3560. was big plus Gives Naumoff on right side fullback to taite up slack offense He's back at FIFTH How about Joe Reed. front wail. Any account I Isasa Echanli (6) response to inquiries, it plans 160.260, 7 20; 2. Nap's Joe Potts (1) Soother wide receiver 13*1 man Weaver as punter. Lions lots of mobility inand Jim Laslavic In mid. safety, might be joined Dexter Bisey came on who finished up impres- of Lion blocking paten 460.570.) My Girl Peck ($)160.0 31.10 1100 550 (2) Apraiz Aprais THIRD - I. Moss Erin are Rick Forzano's immErrol Mann as place side, paired with Herb die means veteran, agile an early announcement of rules s'rong as soph. Altie sively? Or Is there hal has to include by super rookie James (Qycr4cek) (Ii 2060 120 350, 2 1 1 2) 1700, P (2)124.10; 1 (21 5) E)orr, iii 5.20 310; 3 Jorge ediate tasks if he tight kicker. Exciting new wants Orvis. No changes at group of Ilnutackers Hunter, Taylor still around, strength an numbers? end Charlie and specifications for 1977 Mandioha (1) 620, 0 (6 7) 73 60 P 16 who can also 11110. 00 (1717160; 3179 Proud Mao Win Ill 110 7*0, 3 Sanders. return man in James to convert Lions from • other Positions. Good. 7) 155 70 Naumofi had big year pla, corner. Lem Good. THIRD Fair. I Frosty Frncit (3) Cappy's Sheri grand national cars. 300.III) (5) 0 Very good. perennial bridesmaids Hunter. Good. LONG WOOD The team of Good. 770. 3 20, 3 10. 2 Bangie B Royal Barney's back, too. *160. 1 (5 II) 170 10. 2 112 SIXTH I Renedo Soriano (S) finishes Sscood place. Yarborough put a little Al Hill, Warren Meur, Judy' 15)140,310 .1 Barbie Doll (7)6, Good. Rick Forzano FOURTH - I Bright Mir 40 to 70 1070 600. 2 iturregui Julian breathing room behind hint by Thilock and Al timer took top 0I5I)26 00. P (5 5(3130; 1 (55?) 11.10 (4) II (Metcalfe) (2) 570 540; 2 20 7 70, 3 Hernandez Lecme 121.300. 3909 winning Sunday's Volunteer 400 Burns Guy (3) 520350. 3 Pepper (6) 720. 0(111 5.5 70, P18 4 ) 15420 honors In Sunday's Guys & FOURTH 1 Speed Drive (6) John Ill 300, 0123131 10; 1 (731) Expect Walter Paylon. Bob Avellini, second- Young and getting SEVENTH - I Nestor Sarduy (I) at Bristol, Tenn., and building Bob Parson. who shares Dolls monthly scramble at Wally Chamoers ear Waymund Bryant. org. Sc-so group The fami1 20. 1 20, 2 50, 2 Wright Boca (7) 1600 700510. 7 Gaidos Cob-an (3) 16100; I 37 with year under bill, to year man, definitely better, Top draftee The onci-mighty Sews, his season point total to 3,211 was tight end with Greg Letring and all, leads young inally visioned as Butkus liar figures 550.340, 3 Genteel Gina (4)300. 0 510110 3 Solana Gash 11 (6) 500 FIFTH - I. Princess Strong Sabal Palm Golf Club as they bust loose as super nudged ahead of Gary tackle Dennis Lick, but Is. also bandies Punt. are Craig WOiful 0110ts since '6$. ( with nine races remaining. wr4ckanej (6 7) 1410. P (6 7) 27 30. T (67-1) c:ow. (Regur) (5) 4 10 250 320. 2 Scottie 0(133 Roger 3)20. P 00 successor (13)102 threat Johnny Musso, Huff at quarterback h&qt settled ii Clemons at safety, Allan combined for a nine-under par hut have to move Out 1,19 Bob Thomas has We On '.he WOV back un6710. II 30 Stillwell joins Mike on weak side. (oaing Ellis and Lad (1) 350)00. 3 Conestoga B (I) EIGHTH I Mart) Sarduy (6) Parsons has 3,112, six-time down from Canada. Receiving corps isn't Jeff Sevy (who can I 63. Livers at cor. de P'des Dovint also field goal rang, it not FIFTH I Mil Moss (2) 1010. 10001 60 340. 2 Rafael Echanli (2) Hart.nstino at end. Jim middle to Don Rives and ners trying to 260. Q (15) 1640. 1 (511) 6750. looks good. too And very impressive unless play guard) ion4 Anchampion Richard Petty 3,106, cori',erI mzirnt trsj;l 'e accuracy. Virgil Livers One stroke 670. 100. 7 Fleet Cricket (5) 1910. 400 3 60. 3 Isasa WaIy (1) 1 10; 0 back In second 1- 363 Osborne at tackle. Rich- fine old vet Doug But- ex- Ohio Roland Harper gels Ron Shanklin comes tome finally developing, Statue Brian imii4ed1a10l1, but slgrs whiz return man, Fair. 3600. 3 San Ann (7) 3.10. Q (2$) 126)2640. P(62)7030. Big (I) Hobby Allison 2,9, Dave Mar- I Joshua (Strong) (1) SIXTH ard was Hdrris tone on for depth strong the foursome of Mike side. Bascl'inagei t deenss Place • tough yards. Good. through Fair. Of raspecLthJit are eviGood. 33060, P (7*) hub. I (257) With 7 61 301 70 3 00 240220, 2 Varsity Bomb (33 cia 2,749, Lennie Pond 2,741, Very good Good. Bishop, Larry hot-ton, Ellie dent. Third place. ?Soso, 3 1 42 NINTH 310710. 3 Ben 2 (6) 300; Q (I 3) I Rafael (3) (1 00 970 Richard Childress 2,611, Buddy Jack Pardee Cowden and Jackie Williams. SIXTH - 1 Money Mad U) 1210. 400. 7 Marti (5) 1 20 1 60, 3. Gash 520. 1(13612260,7 101 Baker 2,575, Frank Warren 2,360, 100, 2 Ima Friend (6) 370. (I) 100. 0 II 51 43 60. p U 5) 760 10 Third with a 65 were Don SEVENTH - 1 DebbIe Him Dc 100. 3 Aggi. Faith (3) 5.20. 0 (26) 364 TENTH and J. D. McDuffie 2,357. (ROy) (7) 9 00 6 00 2 60 . 7 George I Solos Oavalo (5) McKtnney, Maybe John Brecking- Paid big price to gel Gale Gillingham dici- Chet Mrcol seems Fugle Do Andrea, 2150. ((26) 57 40; 1(743)133550, ha SO 610 3 00, 7 Bob Lorenzo (3) Way 13) 1100310.3 Mack 2 Byrd to Familiar frosli four, with Strongest defender on A: Get your hands on a Toyota. Thu'II never let go. Petty leads in money earnton needs change of Lynn Dickey. who ,been dad to come out of rhinds of vhiill:ing Nancy Richardson and Helen 3171 The Pack 's't bad, on540 510 1 Zub, Diaga (Ii 260. Q (I) 210. 0 13 7) 1160. 1 (131) be over severe muscle 'g tackle Mike McCoy Pack ets is outside line- around scenery. In two-year only second.stnngir at tirement: that II help imin g s with $213,960 to Vargoiij on Two SEVENTH I Whippendeal (I) Bishop. (3 13510. 2 Ill I la'i' dtt Thart in 1'1 sit. 60 60 P IS 31 193 10. DO hI 5) pull which put him out holding firm againal run. bJ.cket Fred Car'. Mid- vial slump ready to be over- Houston. On outside, mensefy He fills depurt!rrei 4 560.360,310, 7 Tels Heather (7) borough's $202,170. David Pear.Ono season at V I Miss Sharon Ruth )y2 (0 EIGHTH void last year That means Sabal Palm Clarence Williams arid pro dl. man Jim Carter has Mack Phelps hauled by Barty Smith. Ken Payne has become physically, C'lia. Al Maniiw I t'ai. ELEVENTH I Jorge Eloqri Ill son, who didn't run Bristol, iSirki ill 32 40 310750; 7 Squaw 100.320.) John I. Hayes (11350; findi • rnacjl otherwise best field goal threat in 'arir. Aldon Roche tuehng been injury p101w COu- ansid by r'ifurn O'#iili Outside swift is supplied primary threat, with Rich Rookie Mark Konc will address the meeting of the 0(17)1150, P(17)3570. 1(175) 950310 150.2 Solana Goodwin (1) Byrde (7)3002 40. 3 Vera Best (3) Team IS in trangiticni4 Is NFL. Punter David 8evpasser, gets assist from pie of years. Gary drupped to third ith 1198.930. by supple Willard McGeorge OK at tight tackle hopeful 12060. 31 to -41 *t., t.rol 54110. 573320.3 ZubMandiola (S ) 150, 210. 0 17)2110 1 (1)31 øhase, mcstty lack, th women's association Fair. oily is several notches e Thursday ex-WFL Oave R'llar. Weaver repre,viIs leg in P4rreit Fair. Parsons has $156,655, Baker EIGHTH '75, coula an. I Wright Flyer (3) i1 ?e50. l'71l57Q end Fair. Q t", 7091 at (loop quality of Lom9:30 lower. Good. Flit. a.m. to highlight plans t)utri *.i'ii' Good. 7 10. 4 60, 360. 2 Wayside Gold (3) pro. Fur. I Cheryl Grellan TWELFTH -I I551'iCobian(7) $141,555, Allison $133,865, MarNINTH bard, era Fowlh plsc. for a fall clinic. After the ladles 550.700. 3 My Rulet (2) 520. 0 (3 Bart Starr 2000. 760 650, 7 Mulilha P5(0 (1) (lramnardl (7) 600 370 120. 2 cia $130,685, Darrell Waltrip PHONE 3) 32 60. P (35) 9690. 1 (353) 550350. 3 Rafael Rodolfo (1) 110. get-together, a nine-hole RcingCioud(7l 310460.3 Dandy $122,650, Pond $77,420 and 13000. 3)10 Q (1?) 6520. p (I 4) 361 30. Ug 0 Thing (I) 410. 0 (77)20 60. I (72 tourney will be staged. I Spectres Trend ( $) I? II II 7) 521 40 NiNTH ('hildress $57,77u I)h700. 7063 Time To Savor Glory 9 - ~ - League pre- - - i ". ...'..".. -, _,&'... 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DELUXE I' 6 Y 35% KY BLEND STANLEY KY. 1 2Y1.ky,bRB. "RARE OLD" 'IEEFEATER GIN 97 39 - 040T. 5STN ABC BACCHUS WINI SPECIAL DISCOUNTS SEAGRAM'S IMP. TEQUILA ffiiL31a AN 5? ST. LEGER mT,Ty Kell. SCOTCH W 499 M ! 100% ALL MALT SCOTCH ...' J tmuaiu Out. IN AR 0uus SMM.VMS(IINIT 4 D' W 7.912301 wo 12-STNS 495 I USTR.KY. BRB. KEEu gg m *IIIWM ttUIStUAI59, SN PAR 6.99 %OT DaCacao. dt I 2 % aT. ei.s uu )OF 11~ 5TH 4 IAODBnM • DEVONSHIRE bloiliIJ .• -- •. 860 SCOTCH 828 NY PRICE 599 0T. 'tn Allot 5TH I. VILUUI BEAUJOLAIS POUILLY FUISSE Lull 3.49 4.99 LIEBFRAUMUCH 2.99 J.4 s ::23 G 289 2:89 219 2.89 BRUT I COLD SOAVE-VALPOLICELLA 2.99 W3 [.... 23 ZEUER SCHWARTZ KATZ 3.49 LAMBRUSCO 2.69z' AMIN - 3, ____ --- ' I MARGARITA 5-01. CHAMPAGNE C c 69 9 G. 01$ 5-01. BRANDY 4-01. WHISKEY SOUR 4-OL MARTINI 4-OZ. , THI S WEEK I I t'TA 4 4T1 'S:1 ALL WINE KIM BOTTLED IN C"IN WINERY mien ex"Us $UaU50T S.OF4 &W1141 ABC 3 99 ROSE-CHIANTI-CLARET GALLON DE[CONTt FOR caus Cl. 014 - _____ C lUll UlOv MIJ1II "go - 1I.fl *isivi oav CS 014 A0IUly$yNescafl 19.95 GUASTI •V9110IOU MUTl . &A PRAM CT • 19 GALLON PM ABC 4 4.99 GALLON ''CASE 014 1695 4.29 GALLON SEBASTIANI ROSE. IlJRGIrnoy. GRE MACHE fi0U CS.014 22.1j 5,99 GALLON BLANC 'CHENIil EMERALD RIESLING 3.49 IiED.WH,TE 1995 SEIASTIAm 99 ABC PORT • SHERRY GOLD SEALCASE SUSGUROYOSE 21.1$ PINK CHABLIS IURGUNOY CHIANTI.NOSE ALMADEN CHAllis • BURGUNDY CLAR*T.SA*JTEM( POMBAL ROSE - urisa PORTUGAL suon OAT AMBASSADOR VERMOUTH PIMARTIN CREAM SHERRY BLUE LAW • 3*79 29 3.89 CASE 13.50 2* CASE 2195 TORRES SAN VALENTIN ciammly iv STATI "uowm I Dfl(ljj* GIIMAIy SPAIN 12 CHAT. CADILLA C 13 CHAT. TIMBERLAY 13 CHAT PAlMER 1.99 2401 3.69 240! 1.59 '°I0*0'AUI 2.39 o 2.29 23 oz. 1.99 119 z3 oz 1.99 ZIOZ 349 __ rn ZINFANDEL ANX Nfl 3 -5711$ 6.95 2 1 CHAT. MOUTON ROTHSCHILD CHAT. PICHON LONG BAIRON CHAT. LYNCH SAGES CHAT. GISCOURS CHAT. IROIIEVIfijE CHAT. BATAILLEY CHAT. SIMARD WITE ROTHSCHILD CHAT. LATOUR CHAT. HAUl ORION CHAT. PETRUS CHAT. CHEVAI. BLANC CHAT. LASCOMBES 11 CHAT LA CROIX , I n MAT jjr 49 5711 "OVER BEARING" If we need another word, how DEAR OVER: No matter about"be(hflate"Or"rOOmle"? .'r what your husband's faults may Abby, read the adage, "Make be, "gambling" Isn't one of new friends but keep the old, etc." with your revised DEAR ABBY: VIRGINIA meaning of "friends." And than 3,, ,; 24 26.95 rAunLAc MA1G,S* 13.95 ST I5TIPN 12.95 siDcaays 12.95 PAUIILAC I1I yes .:.. - BEACH 50 15050 , READER asked how offer VIRGINIA BEACH one Should Introduce someone READER a better word. with whom he (or she) Is DEAR TOM: objection shockIng up, and you suggested ted. 139.90 13900 1,' 10.95 11825 & " .,'.. ., 4• .b P'JMIIOI 9,95 PAuIu.ac 9.95 $1 IMILIOI J1 4.49 '111101111 6.75 , 011 ntoca, 'OMilot ti fl5 U 12.49 a; • 15J5 1495 4 ii 95 In u 01 2 aa I' U uu.4i o: um.wz7gg 349 IT Ti) IOUflf*u Theola Merthie lowers peas Into pressure cooker for final cookin g blanched peas Into jars, assisted by Laura Clark and Mary Pr1tihi,.l Susan Ray Hogan became bride of Kenneth Michael honor attendant. Steven Woodafl,nephew of They will live 551 E. Andy Adcock was best man. bridegroom was ring bearer. Semoran Blvd.. FernatPark. The Woodall Alto 11 nt t ny..u. m $ It.h. were IflulilaS is. nau Following a reception at bride Is employed as a greeting Blessed Trinity Catholic and Patick Hogan, brother of Canton Arms South clubhouse, hostess at the contemporary Church , Orlando, with Father the bride. the couple left ona wedding jp Hotel, Disney World. The Blewit officiating at the double Hea ther M. McMillen, niece to Atlanta, Ga. and Stone bridegroom is employed at ring ceremony. Mrs. Debbie of the bride, was flower girl. Mountain. Kaders Jewelers, Sanford. Mason was soloist. The bride Is the daughter of Ms. Gloria A. Gaspard, Orlando, and Raymond D. Hogan. San Bernadino, Ca lif. The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. AnUs W. Woodall, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence and Demolay. He Is a 1975 Sanford. Johnston Cranmer, 414 Sat- graduate of Florida Given in marriage by her swnaDr.,Sanford announce Technological University brother, George D. Hogan, the the engagement of their bride wore a white gown styled daughter, Rebecca Ann where ne was a member of on empire lines with high Cranmer, to James Harold Delta Sigma P1, College of neckline and ga thered bodice. Wade Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Business Council and Student The softly flowing gown had James Harold Wade, 2425 Accounting Society, and works long sleeves and chapel length Willow Ave., Sanford. as an accountant with Osburn, trai n. Th e bride-elect, born in Henning and Co. He is th e lace embroidered headpiece Butler, Pa., Li a 1974 graduate grandson of Mrs. Vina and she carried a bouquet of of Seminole High School whereHolloway, Apopka, and the late white and blue daisies. she was a member of the Pep Matron of honor, Mrs. Ob,FBandpMShe Jack Holloway, and Mr. and Timothe A. Worswick wore a Is employed as a data control Mrs. Ben Wade, 11% Grove full length gown of soft two-tone clerk In the Seminole Memorial ?'tani Dr., Sanford blue cotton on a white Hospital business office. She is The wedding will be an background. The empire the granddaughter of Mrs. event of Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at styling featured low neckline, r Helen Phillips, Butler, and the the First United Methodist ga thered bodice and long late Fred Hutchison, and John Church of Sanford. sleeves. She carr ied blue and Cranmer Sr., and the late Lena white daisies. Bridesmaids .... Cranmer. of Butler. bM%D 111111 L.L4ILIIICI Chris Woodall, sister of the Her fiance, born in Orlando bridegroom, and Ci ndy Hogan Is a 1972 graduate of Seminole wore outfits identical to the High School where he was a memhr -nf -..---fnt.rni4 I ttin Cl.,. . + - - Cranmer, Wade Engagement Told • ' . . • ( . • . ." Mrs. Kenneth Michael Woodall . •• birTh Announced 499 449 3 !19 1 ; iT I(J95(J 4995 ' on Lake Howell Road. Classes may join a class at any 12.90 15950 k p.m. Another center will be located at the Eastern Orthodox Anyone 18 or over who needs wasenjoyed bythe guests at the Blue Hawaii In Mt. Pleasant, S.C. The couple will live in Maternal Lola Twyman of Sanford. Alfred J Bombard of Westboro, PaternalgrandparentsareMr. Mass. and Mrs. Roy Johnson of Mlins. The double ring ceremony took place at the Old Dor. IT chester State Park, Sum. merville, S.C. amidA the ruins of a church built in 1670. Officiating clergyman was Easy Waylo Kill Roaches and Ants ! I For more information on I - - - - - - - CLIP AND SAVE 0 cn Subscribers -4 m MACHINES e PRESSURE • BED COMMODES M rn Ca m DOz z -I o College Offers English Class COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES As Prescribed by Your Physician _ -+ + years orover,ot any natlonalfty classes will also be (IlIered at •fl.ahWoncI'..1z31aIormun1h, of Seminole Community College who need help in mastering the Bear La.ke Elementary School, Control roaches and ants the is now accepting new students English Language. E.S.O.L. Forest City. ayway - brushNo.Roachjn i, the English for Speakers of classes cover: conversational abinets, cupboards; around mere is no charge for the English, reading, writing, Instruction or materla1. ?tht0om .ini kitchen fixtures. Other Languages (E.S.O.L). grammar and pronunciation. olcr!cs,,, odorless coating Classes for the next term begin Both day and evening classes more u!cmation on E.&O.L. stays effective for months. Sept. will be offered at the S.C.C. call the DeeIopmental E.S.O.L. is for persons, 16 campus, near Sanford. Evening Program at 323-1 50, 345. The Adult Education Division WINN DIXIE : i Obtain these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You I I 4 1 fa mp or I NEDICARE SUPPLY CO.: Hwy. 17.92 at Lake Dr.,, DeBary, Fla. a summmmeemm CLIP AND 40. m 5611 : Am -1 • BATH EQUIPMENT U I - m PADS .flj PATIENT LIFTERS • WHEELCHAIRS ,flw fa r -4 Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... z. HOSPITAL BEDS a high school diploma iseligible these classes call the G.E.D. Church on 11.5. 17.92. DaytIme to attend. Students will office at SCC, at 323-1450. - - Medicare .OXYGEN AM-, - - - - - ATTENTION! ' * BREATHING high school 14950 119.50 104.50 8395 3895 4990 4995 47 !15 l wil l meet Tuesday and Thur- There is no charge for in. diplomas are awarded by the y evenings from 6:30-9:30 struction or materials. State of Florida. + 124 90 t Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Chaplain I.H. Thompson, U.S. Rofaiski Sr. of Belleville, Mich. Navy. Johnson, Parts, Tenn. announce announce the marriage of their Attendants were Mr. and the birth ofa son, Adam Roy, on daughter, Frances Ann Mrs. William G. Rhyne of Aug. 21. Ro(a1 to Joseph Charleston Heights, New GED Study Centers Open 11& o a s i, Bombard Say Vows R Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Seminole Community College classes win meet from 8:30- be preparing for the G.E.D. has opened two new G.E.D. ll:30a.m. Evening classes are test, a comprehensive exam study centers In Seminole scheduled from 6:30-9:30 p.m. covering grammar, social G.E.D. study centers feature studies, science, literature and County. One will be located at St. Richard's Episcopal Church free, individualized Instruction math. After passing the test, and open enrollment. Students 100 lUItLAC . ",•( ' 9.95 PAURtAC workers Interested in using as instructors. Active in the facility. Homemakers Clubs Mrs. Mrs. Clark has been Clark said she didn't want sspervianr at the CXuTSI7 a "regular" job like the SUM it opened in January. ones she had held She and Ms. Franklin at. previously In banking, tended a coe on canning bookkeeping and in. held at the University of surance. The Canning Florida wider the direction of the Food and Drug Center, the said, was jt* Mmlnldrstlon to qualify -the nlgM answer. •Sb CHAT. IAJITE ROTHSCHILD 3.99 zeo: 11 CHAriA1jjj 11 CHAT. RIPEAU 399 2401 j SAUTERNE SUM PLUM . 4 STH LISBOA ROSE 74ZELLER SCHWAJZE KATZ ITII OINII$A3* Igi LIEBFRAUMILCH CDLI) SEAL CATAWBA 3.99 229 CAROOLLE DRY VERMOUTH WHITE PORT • MU$C. CASE DRY OR CREAM SHERRY 1150 ABC SANGRIA FROM SPAIN DUFF GORDON SHERRIES *usru CASEANIT SAUVIGNON "UNDE5 $2 PER FIFTH CASE IN '/, GAL." 27.95 SAUTERNE 4 II 11 I:1lki FAMA ASh SPUMANTE • CHAT. BRANE CANTENAC CHAT. CALON SEGUR LA CHAT. s,oa HAUl BRION flMWll*iy KUAFA GOLD SEAL CASES CATAWBA_ PINK . 24 9 • SEMILON 2.991 349 4.19 CHABLIS. ROSE 4.19 - BURGUNDY ""u' I • PINOT CHARDONNAY 17.1$ 9 U 24 OLI • CABERNET SAUVIGNON _ ______________ HOUSE MIXERS LIBBEY GLASSWARE CRYSTAL CLEAR ICE CUBES CaSce 2.49' KI...... 11 CANADIAN J _____ I ui :. REMIUM8 680 STN Mary Pritchard blanches black eyed peas In steam cooker at the cannery, and Wednesday and Thursday, also at 10 am., a twoday seminar on vegetable gardening will be given by the county agricultural extension agents. Sponsored by Seminole Community Action, the cannery Offers free transportation to migrant Hogan, Woodall Unite In Marriage DEAR ABBY: Ever sincemy wife got pregnant, she's been craving Argo laundry starch. She's been eating an awful lot If It And says ltcalxns her nerves. I'm afraid that all that laundry starch might hurt my •wlfe or her unborn baby, but she insists it's harmless! 13,.... ...J.1 , .... 1.1 ALL.. someone you loved ate laundry "friend." starch l,y uie bo x? I object! I have many close HARVEY IN WAYCROSS, GA. friends, female and male, with DEAR HARVEY: I'd be whom I have never slept, and i worried stiff. Insist that fl would like to keep thinking of her doctor about this craving, them as friends, thank you. DEAR ABBY: After I had my see no reason why I should seventh baby I asked my doctor change my vocabulary to cover to tie my tubes so I wouldn't my friendships just because social mores are have any more children, Well, that was three years lagree that "mistress," with ago and yesterday my husband its connotations of being announced that he'd made an "kept," has become outdated appointmentwlth aurologlstto since today many mistresses have a vasectomy! It sure keep themselves. And I cersounds to me like he has tainly agree we need a conversational word to cover snuther woman in his life! Maybe I'm just dumb, but I situations when a man and can't understand why HE has to woman live and travel together have a vasectomy when there's but are not married, I submit that It would be no danger of getting ME - better to change th e conpregnant. noLauonogmLress,"and use Do you think he's off rocker, or just plain doesn't like "mister" (an otherwise usel ess wo rd ) as the male counterpart, Please don't use my name. than warp the meaning of 49 MC HENRY 12 y KY.. JOSE CORTEZ TEQUILA QUEEN ANNE SCOTCH MIX ANY 49 12-STNS AMARETTOME NTH E.CACAO.BANANA ANISETTE-BLACKBERRY PEPP. SCHNAPPS-SLOE SEC-DOMAINE -'ER wWu .csnrh P U $ YR-U' KY. MIX ANY. "PT Into jars, sealed and cooked. Peas, squash, beets, sweet potatoes, corn, beans, okra, carrots and tomatoes are among the varieties of locally grown ___ vegetables ca nned recently at the cannery. A free demonstration will he given Friday at 10 am. Pregnant Wife Eats TOM SIMS 99 The process Is simple, as demonstrated by Mrs. Clark and her staff: Eloise Stallworth, Mary Pritchard, Theola Merthie, Thelma Taylor and Kathy Franklin. The produce Is first cut up and washed, and then blanched In steam for about three min utes. Theri4ter, It is spooned 40% KY. 4 YR. CANADIAN IRB N SIN 860 Proof SYR.BLEND CANADIAN SUNSET L ff Pafls.n) 2401. RISINYI 1 Jun 1-3t SPANISH SANGRIAD SIGMIS D CASE 9O CASE (Heraldpftte by W.V. CANAMAN DRY GIN 4" CIT. Located at 504 East Celery Avenue (just east of Sanford Avenue), the cannery has eight III-quart pressure cookers and four III-quart water bath cookers. There Is a small processing fee of 10 cents per quart jar and five cents per pint. The fee Is waived for persons who cannot afford it. Canners may buy their jars at the cannery or elsewhere. According to Mrs. Clark, canning produce which you have picked yourself can mean substantial savings. Also, canners who do their own canning are in control of the quality and know that no preservatives go Into the goods. Mrs. Clark advises ca nning for no longer than one year ahead. CANADIAN BOND VODKA FLEISCHMANN'S GIN LONDON TOWER The autumn harvest Is almost upon us. Whether YOU pick your OwTl produce In area farmer's fields, or buy It ready picked at one of the many roadside stalls, you're bo,md to get more than you can eat before the fruit and vegetables spoil. So can it, says Laura Clark of the Community Canning Center. If you don't know how, or if you don't have the utensils, Mrs. Clarke and her staff can help. KESSLER l BLEND A99 940 OO" 6YR. BLEND MR* ED KY. BOURBON JV IBv CIt I as 35% KY 10 YL V.0. BARTON . AIL ICWU3 5* IUNDY Get Fall Harvest All Bottled Up GIl - V. P SAVE SO MMMMMMMOD L RA i.min.i, ( .,uni m an 'i. • L1111,3. ttu jn,J Joc kn,,k u,ii. 'r kii.II " %t " .. . i vq37 �U-Evsu1 Nu,sW, kelsrd. P1. Teeiy, A. Si. W7l TELEVISION LISTINGS m- Tu.sday S?ev. c Evening , taWcld,,L tOO dd rw be a .lngv. won __ 2 4; Ci 'Si PEWS * FAMILY AFFAIR 7' AS MAN BEHAVES 24 inn U 12 *v old son. RLDPRESS 3$ MY FAVORITE MARTIAN 6:30 2 I2INBCNEWS 4 'S;c8SPEWS * lORE. MOFJE.*MIE 71 ZOOM I' ABC NEWS 24' ZOOM 35 RIN TiN TIN '2J 12) POLICE STORY (4) 4) $iIai.e '2) (4) (1) CI) (tZ)NEWS WILD. wILDWESr (7) ABCCAPTIOtEDpiEws fl DEAF ?00 2 TOTELLT)ETRIJTH 4 , BRADY BUNCH $' CONCENTRATiON * HOGAWS PIERCES 7 FEEDBACK 4) WILD. WILD RLD CF 4 LILIAS.YOGAAM)YOIJ 1130 tONIGHT & cas LATE MOvIE. RP.M7 (Iokor P Ib) Mr,4 Ai*cny jT Oy t.odod stw. _____ APMLS 12) .BY. 24' BALLOT 75: Pba. 04 1$ legs. *tv ties a .fl&Ibi1.yL1g7a • (4) (73 MARY HARTMAN. HARTWN (4) T1ESDAY MYSTERY: Ma wd the n'pMr. id 35 STAR TREK 2J o. 4) MATCH 'Si * CROSS WITS 14W. Sd HOLLYWOOD SOLURES 4) 800 '12' MOVP( 0N Sviy ancIWhew.rnrIsmitsngac 2 m a tcoPniliMg ab0fl. (Fl) 4; 14) 5 A: Prsn*, 'MIIWU .k)e . IT. ill In 1917 FIWIOI. *lth thefiiiugYw*so(e.Ao jOn IOC* the I*s*. i CI 3$, r.- nrbillIng Ib1UVOI&(R) 2 MOVIE: Coronets. Alec Guinness 1*115(R) 1200 n WEST WILD 1.00 icoo I H E WI L B U Fl N BROTHERS (JJ DALY V)RD 200 ( 2) DALY OETlON4L W.dn.sday ' Ibbst Ryt 1969. Sexy aboui a Plo 04 bitt 1i Øari the big ptd11moneesysest. 830 "4) 15) GOOD TiMES '4) LAVERNE AND SICRLEY 900 2 PCI WOMAN 4'; (6; MA'SH ABC MOVIE: George C. Scott. Martin Sheen. A nien le &iven k LI olabe mg nene 9S$ 11$ lOt 857 '2' '12) NBC NEWS DATE nj MiCE. 14) FLOYD INYICPrn$e1 MIATUIS T*ATH i a.__ - Morning -U SQUIRM S "FROGS"IHOW TIME P P AND PICA MAIKIT IVIRY SUNDAY SAM-) '4 TUIE 6 (Tim. or*y) BAICE OFF AWAFO Rnilet. k PilIsbsy uwst cmon,Ie isir .nwiss, P.s. Ci HOTSEAT u wAs, Yoo *io you 2; 12J HOLLYWOOD SOUARES 4 $) LOVEOFUFE 49) lIAPP'YDAYS(R) 24 (Ibt ) AN TIQUES (Tues.) ERICA T))WOWSl(Fd.),.ER TEPtIS 11:50 PAIJ. HARVEY COMMENTARY 11:55 (4) 5) *C85p unR FICTiTIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that the und,rsior,ed. nhirluant to tbØ "FictItioo. Name Stitute,' Chaper $14.09 Florida Statutes, wIlt register WlththeCIftMCfrCtjitCo.j,'t. in ad for Seminole County, Florida upon receipt O proof of th publication of this notice, to wit: FLORIDA POOL under w1,lch we are engaged In businisi at 133 Candace Drive, in the City of Maitland. Florida. That the parties interested In said business enterprise are as follows: Florida Pools of Central Florida, Inc. 1)00 Per Cent) By: David 0. Mason. President Dated at Winter Park, Orange COunty, Florida, August 2nd, 1114. PublIsh: Aug. I?. 21, 31. Sept. 7, 1q74 DEC.52 JAMES MILLER PARKER and BETTY ANN PARKER, his wife; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; and E. C. WIDEMAN. IN Ded. NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JAMES MILLER PARKER YOU ARE NOTIFIED that • action toforeciosea following property in Seminole County. Florida: TheEast Qfee$of the South 1443 feet of the Northeast ¼ of the Northwest '.i of Section 24. Townihip South, Range 29 East, Seminole COunty, Florida (less the East 33 fees br right of way of Lonq.004 Markham Road). has been tiled against you and OU NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SAlE are required to serve a copy of your NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tt,at wrItten defenses, II any, to it On by virtue of that certain Writ CLASSI lED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OP THE EIONTIINYM JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, CIVIL .iCTION NO. 714P2.CA11. SALVATORE PEDONE and ROSE PEDONE. ,is wife. CLASSIFIED DEPT. _____________ _____________ _____ -Apirtni,eWs Furnklj 831-9993 322-2611 __ ____ I AVON HAVE A VERY MERy CHRIST ant plan sals, pfoduct. Pi)gh•sj .rntngi MAS - arid the money to pay for OPportunity. Call flhin00ement it. '- 15, Ford, 542. ng utifut 7013, pr01ct1. Make beautiful moneY. ---.----. ______________________ Call 543071 for information. TAXI DRYERS Smallest Ad with the greatest op Yellow Cab. 201 Park Ave pOrtunity. Call 323-as.. ________ Santo, Nurses: RNs 1. LPN's, companion. Needed immediate, Expanding sales isWWI5 Orlondo - Winter PQrk Seminole • JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and PATRICIA A. YASTE, as bIrd tenants with right of survlvorship, and BARtlETT BANK OF WINTER PARK, NA., Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE and PATRICIA A. YASTE Whose residence is unknown YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a mor tOage on the followIng property in Seminole County, Florida: The East 17 feet of Lot 21 and West tett of Lot 30. Block M. LONGW000 PARK, according to theplatthersof as recorded in PIat ___ 1*_tbIP RATES lthruSIimH -..... 4lca line thru2S times . . .lIca line 8:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. 24tlmIs ......... 24ca line MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9-NOOn 3 LInes MInimum 4 ______________________ HOURS I DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday ________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ________________________ _____________________ =___________________ ______________ _____________ I '' nted i8-Help 4-IrwnaIs S 2343 Park Dr $70 I & 2 c ;.iom.. Adults- No pits _______________________ Furnished. 2 SR apt.. Lake Golden, lake privileges, 1)23 me. Water, garbage turn. No chIl4,en, no pets. 3220271. _____________________ SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 room trailer apts. Adult I family k Weekly. 33)3 Hwy 17-97, Sanford. ______________________ 322)211. _ _ JACK IN THE Restaurant Is now acceptincL 2SL.oa1 ____ iP9ItbonstorPtt1m,and,ui_ ____ tIme shifts (I am. til2p.m. and) LOoking to bUf mIiight hI S am.) Apply 1st and 2nd person. Holiday Inn, Lak mortgages it 24 r iwoe, Sanford between , a.r approval. Dayto (104)472II33. d 3 p.m. Tuesday. Aug. 3). phone calls accepted. RenVc ____________________ - ________________________ Lake Mary Furn. Apt. 322-vu 41-4bISsi REPOSSESsED HOMES- Freshly Painr.d. 4 aN. Il beth. 517,100. NO CIesl9 ts. $100 me. 30 Yrs. s APR. Others available many areas CRANKCON'ST..REALTy REALTORS-I3o.1041 Eves 323-350 ______________________ SANFORD - Drive by - 1333 S. Summrlin Ave.. large Oaks. pIne & palm trees. 3 IR..2 baSin, air neat I, clean. Move in now. Drlveby& call today; $17,950 Forrest Greene -______ - REALTORS 130 4533 1sllei threW. i*1.rd. Fl, _______________ - Vii.diy. A,g. 31, - COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BR, family room, screened Forth, big fenced back yard. utility bulIdIrig. A bargain at $17,300. 3230474 BROKERS Day' 1234)2] Nights 3222333 _______ ______ JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor PhoneaoS.322.lssi DavsandAfterliours ______ 42-?bile Homes Cash322-4;32 "i, turn tu',' ,,iwlances, tOils. rtC Buy I 'w 1001 itifisS Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave Golf gamegorieto pot? Sell thoseold clubswittii classified ad. Call 322. 2411 or 531.999]. - LOW DOWN PAYMENTI - Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom From$SJOdowntoIqDdowqlpKA.; mobile home, Excellent cmsditiooi, covered patio, storage building, ChoOII from. Priced $14,UO h pool, marina, tennis, 112,900. dli$24,900. Alt at or below appralsec 1314 value. 2. 3 or 4 BR's. AIr con dltloned. & appliances. Call 435 '73 Ramada dooble wide, 21'xli', 3 5049 BR, 2 bath, klttheri, living room, dining room, den ww 19.000. 323.0014 after 3 p.m. Wirder SprIngs- 3 BR, 1½ bitt,, LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR lam. rm., fireplace. 1 blk from ________________________ school. Enc. patio. $30500. 2 Story, 3 BR, 1½ 8, fireplace, 3270901. shadid fenced yard.2 car garage, ______________________ 514,500. $2,500 dn. 3233420 after S. MONTHLY RENTALS AvItjti SAnford - By Owner, 3 BR, 1', tnths.centrallaA.scre,npatIo, C,IorTV,A)rCond,,MaidSe,v JOHNNY WALKER -"- I KENMOREWASHER.pav?s, servlcs.umachines. MOONEYAPPLIANCESn3oo.t ST JOHNS REALTY CO. 3LIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. ]O-APartment3JIurnished oflsva 41--Ibisis _____________ 13 YR. FHA F INANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Sanfor.s,3fl.5nj - - PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell icr pct. commission. Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Color TV's from $50; 85W from $15; ..Jriford 323-2270. Service all makes. HERB'S TV 3300 French Ave., 333-1734. Trash _____________________________ _____________________________ - 53-TV.Radio.5t.rsO - S5-Bosts & Accessories __________________________ ROBSON MARINE 2921HwyI7.fl 322-5961 58-BiCyCIes 70.-Sp & SWAPSI4OPFLEAMARIcET Anyone can e a 511111' 04' a buyer. No charge, All admitted free. Come browse every Sunday Ito S at the Movieland Drive.in Theatre, South Il-fl. Phone 323. 1214. ___________________ 71-Auction ______________________ Bicycle-Boys 24" GoodCondltion.$73 322.4942 COUNSELLOR AAA Employment carpeted.S2$seo. 3221103 after S YouPfamelt,IBuyIt Raleigh W. Green, Ill, of Harrison, Execution issued QUALITY INN NORTH ______________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll out of and under Bock 11, Pages 1.10, Public Records Req. Real Estate Broker I 41. SR 431. Longwood needs several ulesrec.0ionlsts Greene. Mann, Rowe and Stanton, Sanford Auction Si DUPLEXGardens 542.100 mole County. Florida. Free, 441.2022 for 'e Care" the seal of the Cfrcult Court of Furihedl or un General Contractor for offices In FlorIda, Gigia, _____________________________ 1200 French. 333-7310 Plaintiff's attorneys, whose address ti furnished. "Hotline." Adults or Teens. liI OrangeCounty, FlorIda,upona final has been filed agaInst you and you location. SANFORD42 Stop 1 BR. turn, apt., lights, and water turn. dry Atres near Si, think a minute - if Ala.. Miss. We guarantee to bathe is Post Office Box 3342. St. PeterXUI) Reasonable rent 3.3731. judgment rendered in the aforesaid are required to serve a copy of your APlltiliIfl classifled ads didn't work, there Adults only, 515. 322-27% after 4 Kish Real Estate Johns. $110,000. w.isn. best and offer the most. Your s*1,g. Florida 3313), on or before courtcflthe33fl,dayof ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? February. wrlftendefenses,ifafly,tononjohn WI. days. WOuldn't be any, SACKETT INVESTMENT ____________________ ability to communicate with Septemlier 22. 1914, and fIle the AD. INC. TAFFER REALTY 1g2. iN YOUR FAMILY? 1914, In that certain case en A. Baldwin, Ptaintifts' atty, Reserve yoUrnea,,t., CORP.,REALTORS ______________________Uf desire to help people original with the Clerk of this Court titled, In Re: The ioo Rig. Real Estate Broker AL ANON Highway 17.97, Is*oofli Apt Sanford. Aduits only. Modern st,io "SERVICE BEYOND MarrIag, of Frank whose address is Conveniently iOCo,i, single slory, and your aggressiveness t000taIneither before service on Plaintiff's Creicuntl, Husband and II' Truck Camper h100 E. 25th t 2, '9) NEWS & 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. so per THE CONTRACT" I & 2 BR, patio at will be ready 322.535 Qie$ One Stot MuslcaI Florida Fern Park, Florida 33730, on and meet objectives wIll deter. attorneys or In excellent condition immediately September 21, 1914. For families or friends of p1001cm and file ________________________ Marie WhIte, me, up. 3235019. 4)' 5) YOUNG ANG RESTformerly knon,i as for Occupancy 'Pirly Octbe. POOL Equlppq HOME in quiet area with mlnsyourfvture. Doycuwantand thereafter; otherwira default will Flora Marie Crescenti, the original with the Clerk of this 3fl.4342 drinkers. Abundant storo,, Wife, whIch (iflcluding Reserve your new completely CLARINET ______________________ central H.A, paneled Family Jim Hunt Realty Inc. CASSELBERRY_ demand an opportunIty to use beenteredag1instyouforth,r,Ief aforesaid Writ of Execution Court either bfe service on Adult.Faml Forfurtheriflforma,ioncalI4fl4W attic), decorativ*,ali covering, Hwy. was 17-92. room, 1g. lvnlde utilIty room, and VeryGoodcon4tI RIVALS OF demanded In the Complaint or delivered to your maturity, experience furnished Studio apt. now Con. or write Zoned C.2. 3W frontage, corner plush landsca, ne as Sheriff of Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately Park Dr. Autos Wanted 3fl.31i5 Ptione 323.9393 complete screened porch by a beautiful ___________________ venhently located, single story, Pelitlon. uafIØI57 If so, contact Mary one HOU,ES (TUss.) ftIiothuLadllaultwill SanfordAlAnonFamlly,oupp.o. SemInole County, Florida, and I t lot, must sacrifice, 150,000. Sound proofing, E energy ef. 3223991 Call ____________________________ 3719711 322058 pool. EasIly affordable ___________________________ WITNESS my I. 323-3114 Pitio apartmentswill be ready for at only handand the seal of have levied upon the followIng be entered against you for tie reliet Phyllis EVENING AT POPS (Wed.) Box 333, Sanford, Fla. 32111. ficiency park.ago in the nicest Capponl, Realtor. Story&CIark SpInet Piano 527.5001 occupancy in early October, BUY JUNK CARS-from $10 to $35. this Court on August 13. D7& 3 BR. 2 bath, wallwall carpet, Associate, After hours, 534.1723 described property owned by Frank demanded In the Complaint. Courtyard livingf,vironmeflt In UPSTAIRS. DOWNSTAIRS LIke New, $700 Abundant Call 322-1424 after 1 p.m. (SEAL) storage (including central heat.air, 3½ WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof 1135 FRICKE acres plus, the Crescentl, said property being & area. To WI lIsPed models FRICKE (Thin.) NOVA (Fil.) BCCK SJ..ost & Found 131.3495 ____________________________ attic), decorative wall coverings, POSSIBILITIES ABOUND In this Arthur H. Ieckwlth, Jr. thIs Court on stable the 23rd day of August, for horses, fenced, 133.000. ASSOCIATES INC., located in Seminole County, Ftorlda, call 32)0220 b1tt101 am. & S REALTOR well-maIntained 3 BR. 2 bath plush landscaping. complete Clerk of the Circuit Court 531-5233 19.000 dn., Call owners, 3231154. n.m. more particularly descrIbed as 1974. CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST 1505 W. 11th horn, on lame wooded lot with a Sound proofing, "GE energy i 3$ BIG VALLEY By: Cherry Kay Travis (Seal) Lost- Parakeet, blue and white. 10110*5: THEY PAY. Wrecked or Junk 2nd kItchen and bath upstairs, as COMMERCIAL LAND ficiiny packaq' .in Deputy Clerk the nicest REWARD, Arthur B. Beckwlth, Jr. Rose Hall, 300 E. 4th 'YOt'R LITTIF FFE IGENCr" Lot 24, Block A, Eastbrook Sub. BAMBOO CVE APTS Merchandise veil asseperate entrance for Sanford fla. ou,.var1 living the Cars Trucks Publish: Aug. I?, 21. 11, Sept. environment St., , Sanford. 1. 1916 division, Unit 12. Put Book II, Pane Clerk of the Circuit Court 2 '12) THE GONu ______________________________ SALES SERVICE MANAGER-. 60 , ice Supphes Independent in the family. Newly tìo area. To ser model. cal 321. 0fli & 2 Bedrti apartments, Any yr tutu 191* models. 7 days By: Lillian Woodman CasSelberry -____________________ 44) 12. according to the Official Records (6) SEARCh FOR Mobile Home experience. Painted outside, copper Piping and Found- Black and tan female 0220 between I am. & S p.m. aesli Call collect, 341-213* CIRCUIT COUNT. IN AND of Seminole County, furnished or Deputy Clerk 'nh5p'.ed. Newly FlorIda. 3413 322.2090 new plumbing. Check this one out Paved corner on 17.92 zoned C.3. A ______ FOR SEMINOLE German Shepherd in the En- ADVERTISING SALES redecorated CoPs,e, E. Airport COUNTY. Bowman Drive, Winter .JoM A. Baldwin of ______________ Park, for only 134.9001 FLORIDA terprise area about a welts ago. APPLIANCE SERVICE MAN steal at $245 per front ft. Good '4) ALL MY CHILDREN thrIn & Dikeou Pt.feuiiiiatl Mana. Blvd., Sanford, L1340. Florida OUTSIDE SALES REP CASE NO. 74419CJ-O ______________________ 445 51t depth. Water and sewer Possible. Guaranteed reconditioned auto Wood or steel desks, 24 (FrI.) ROMAGNOLIS Additional information available Attorneys at Law MLS-REALTORS executive desk WAITRESSES ________________________ COOKS batteries, $12.93 exchange. JUVENILE DIVISION Appraised at $575 per front ft. For ________________________ I. chairs, secretarial from the Civil Division of the 500 Highway 17.92 TABLE Motorcycle Insurance & REEL'S MANAGER TRAINEE ___________________________ BODY In IRe lateris? if: SHOP, 110, iS 11) appoIntment call 321-0041 chairs, straight chairs, filing 6-Chikl Cain BLAIRAGENCY Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. Fern Park, Florida 32730 lass Sanford Ave. CREDIT COLLECTOR Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security KRAFTCHICK. Mlcnael Todd a.k.a merit. Cliff Jordan, Realtor Attorney for Plaintiffi _________________________ cabinets, as is. Cash and carry 3233566 or 373 7710 1 2) '12) NBC NEWS FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322Baby Boy Lee ak-a Unnamed Male S311222 Publish: Aug. 24, 31. Sept. 7. 11, 1976 20173.FREPICH NO L L'S and the vnderslied as Educational Child Care for as low as NCR 3300 OPERATOR _________________________ 6620 or 3235134. ________________________________ Infant (born August 5, 1W), WILSON MAIER FURNITURE rCC.125 3969 Honda, CB 350. 9900 Mile,. Casselberry, 17.92, $304304 Seminole County, Florida, will at __________________________ $2, weekly If you qualify. 323 5134 2 BR, 1 bath, frame house, with BUY-SELL-TRADE __________________________ ACtiII4. Excellent coed., 5390 332.3537. '2; (12) SOMERSET 11:00A.M. on the 15th day of Sep. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if -WE SELL SUCCESSwash Muse, worKshop & chIld's 311-JISE.FirstSt. Ct 3238435 ___________________________ THE STATE OF FLORIDA ____________________________ 322-5422 Multiple Listing Service TO: tember,A.0. 191d,offerforsaieand IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE '4.1 MIDDAY Classified Ads didn't 2olCommerclal 3233116 play house. Near elementary Mildred Geneva (Dickerson) L, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. '14 Honda CB 500, still on warranty. 16) NEWS Child care In my home. Certified SWIMMING POOL SACR IFtCE- _______________________ _____________________ ______________________ residence unknown; and George sell to the highest bidder, for cash, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 3.000 mile,. Faring helmet & other wbIecttoanyandallealstinglj,, teacher, with nursery school es Leading manufacturer atso ARBOR- I BR, 2½ baths, Im. Fenced yard, 513,000. 333.3431 COUNTY, FLORIDA. accessories. 321-0494. 9) RYANS HOPE Lawn Mower Sales I Service We 2203 Park Ave.-3 BR, carpeted, distributor has aluminum nc. maculate Condition. Screened after 4:30. NOTICE Sell the Best 1. Service the Rest. 24 MOVIES: (Pkn.) iMrsr Seminole County Courthouse In IRVIN air. $140 me. plus damage deposit. tangular pools left over from 1913 1S'*30' pool, large fenced lot with 1913 Honda 350. Top shape. Low You are hereby notified that 0. CLAXTON and Western Auto, 301W. First St., 322 (Tues.) The LadySanford, Florida, the above WANTED Treeshaded,fenceoilot,3BR,p,,., citrus season, half mileage. $300. Call John 323.I$ 7l12S3. tress. Walk to idyllwilde price. KATHERINE P. CLAXTON, his Guaranteed Petitlonunderoatp,,acopyof which kir--. (Wed.) lGnd Hoeils BUSY BEE CHiLDCARE described personal property, Fla. rm,, kit, equip., air, cpt., after 5, School & GOlf Course. $39,900. installation and terms. Call 306is delivered to you herewith, wife, 0 TT H __________________________ We need a dynamic man or 5 2127 Holly Ave. That said sale is being mad, to washer, dryer, screen porch. 10' * and Coronets (Thin.) i.as* $35935) collect. _, woman to salt our exclusive Plaintiffs, NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES .4 been filed In the above.styied Court satisfy the . Phone323.lSlOor3fl 0740 21' lawn bldg. 523,500. 323.0149. terms of said Writ LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY)tl'day7 (Fr).) Lavanda 1411 for the permanent commitment of calendars and an extensive line Woodruff's Garden Center 79Trucks-Trailers Deluxe Aluminum Extio.,. above ground BR, 2 bath, central heat I. air, Seufo '. nensi WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER. ct al, of advertising specialtiesDeighborbd Sanora-Forsaleorrunt-Lovely3 Michael Tood Krattchick, a-k.a Mob (Fl) Longwood Day Care Center401 Celery Ave. BROWSE AND SAVE It's John E. Polk, easy swimming pools. (2? 1S'x2.r and wall-wall carpet, kitchen equip. BR, 2 bath. 2 car Baby business gifts. II you have a garage, central Defendants. Boy Lee, a-k.a past Ln9wd's oldest. 6am. 6 Unarneci Male 35' MOVIE: (P.bi.) Lanr p...bus to l5'x33' complete. 1 yrs. old, Poul1rymanUreforypurfaIlga and fun. . The Want Ad Way. *943 Ford Truck, with camper, Sheriff ped, fenced yard, Owner to. heat and air 63531)94 NOTICE OF SUIT elem. school. 339.3797 anytime. Nstiiy of sales success or WISh Infant,a Caucasian male child, born collectors item best offer. 323. Spy. Dolores Del Rio. Seminole County, Florida repossessed. Sacrifice, ½ price, or locating. $39,350. 12 yard loaded at the New 2.3 14 Bedroom Holes TO: ___________________________ August 5. 1961, at Orlando, Orange to begin a career in sales you By Owner- 4 BR, 2 baths, garage, Call collect 305-2130610. Publish: Aug. 24. 31, Sept. 7, 11, 1174 farm. Hoideri's 2 BR, quiet, Enterprise Egg George Sanders. 1937. clean, no pets. ____________________________ $135 MAY plus A. ROBESON, County, Florida, to SOCIAL AND can benefit from one ii the most whose fenced, carpeted, central heal & DEC.116 9-Good Things to Eat Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen 00. The Horton Or9anlzation. RETIREE SPECIAL-3 BR, 1 bath, (Tues.) I41iL" George PAxresidence is 107 Magnolia St., lucrative commission structures ____________________________ ECONOMIC SERVICES, State air, near park. $34,000. 323.940g. Wanted, Residential site for in (off 115),2mi. east Osteen Bridge Realtor, Eves. one of the FROI 322.3357, nicer sections lOt' Sale In our industry. What we need Is Lakeland, Florida; And to: 125,000 Florida, Department swimming Health and gomery. Mona Freeman. pool. Leading __________________________ Sanford. Owners have given this Peas, you pick, new patch. Black an individual whe can deal Rehabilitative Services for sub. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE DeltonaFirst class 2 BR, 1½ bath, distributor wants a nice backyard 1958. Rare & Exotic new arrivals, ) Mo1y and Me. home TLC. $24750. B. F. WHITHER V, whose eyes, Purpieliuli, Cucumbers. On directly with businessmen wit. sequentadoptIonandyouarehery EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Clito display new 3976 model above fam.rm., lagescreen porch, cent. PLANTS& ANSWERS, 1969 PontIac GTO 4 Speed, air, all Mo . . r . • CailBart N• Oregon Ave., "x Mile N. SR 16 use calendars and specialty ground pool. Top consideration commanded to be and appear In the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE residence Is 702 Oak St., Sanford, H&A., kitchen eqbipped, $195 me.. 210 B. 1st St. stock equip. 51,000. 531-1314 after PINECREST3 BR, 1½ bath, Florida; And to: lust above Court west of 1.1 & I Mi. at: items to promote their REAL given for prime Seminole business. ESTATE first w. . 4. last. County COUNTY, FLORIDA location. Call 305. 514352I after ______________________________ central heat & air, owner will sell Rea',or Courthouse, Room 321, Sanford, PROBATE DIVISION Sanford. 32239i0. This is an excellent opportunIty 422 1220 collect. Jfl 7195 on weekdays. to qualified veteran paying all 64-Equipn'ient FlorIda 32171 at 9:30 AM. o'clock, CASE NO, 76-234-CP WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER. it Rent f.ry,v teassoclato yourself with ..krado. 1958. (Fr).) 8aItle 01 Lease a Datsun Including Z cars and closing costs. $23,730. 3 BR, 1½ bath, kitchen equipped, SUNLAND Kitchen alive, or it dead, to his unknown ESTATESIm. Bathroom on the 13th day of October, A.0. 1976, In R• Estate of Homiready for your nsp.dbo Cabinets, The This. 0. Murphy Ce., a truckS For information call Bill $1.5 month. 322-9739 or 333.1303. maculate 3 Bedroom. 1½ bath. Counter heirs, devisees, legatees or gran. tops. Sinks. and to show ciuse why said Petition A BBIE S. COOK, pIoneer in the advertIsing field InstallaTion Ray or Jack Mink, 133-1311. Steam CleanYourOw,, Carpet animmedlat. occupancy ______________________________ 3 BEDROOM- 1 Bath, small frame v Min. large available, fenced corner lot with tress. Bud CabelI. should not be gran,,d. 373.1052 since ISIS. Your initiative and RentOtjrRelnsnvac Deceased. tees.andallotherpersonsorparties I home, situated On 1'i Of a city 130 anytime. SelIer'ssacrifice.Only$20,900.VA and claiming by, through, under or planning will determine your WITNESSmyha,dastp,eClerkof NOTICEOP CARROLL'S FURNITURE,373 SIll JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 33-Houses block. 512.500. 12 DAYS OF OUR a or FHA terms. Call Phyllis 13 Models. Call 3231510 or 134. said Ccurt and the Seal thereof this against them: And to: growth and success with our Saflfo4dAV,4110ck$SOufhofAIrpOrtIi4 ADMINISTRATION DIPLOMAAT HOME IN Capponl, Realtor, Associate. After 1605 Dealer. TO ALL PIRSONS HAVING 23rd day of August, AD. 1916. LIVES established company. Your Furnished 3 BR cottage, air coed., FOR IFORMATIOII CONTACT Stemper• Realtor hours, $341123 FRICKE 4. (Seal) 5 AS THE WORLD GEORGE R. ALEXANDER, CLAIMSOR DEMANDS AGAINST 44 accounts are protected and ____________________ _______________________________ 1971 PontIac GTO 100, 3 speed, celltralheat.Quietcountryllving. FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL alive, or if dead, to hiS unknown repeat orders make money for I9I5,Frh 3324191 Turbo Hydro, Mags. Runs good, All utilities furn. except fuel Oil. REALTOR 131.3353. Penney's Imperial Refrigerator, Doberman Clerk of Circuit Court OTHCR PERSONS INTERESTED heirs, deviiie, legatees or gran. AKC you. If you can or9anhze your Puppies, pet and BralloyOdham-323470 Eves. 322.1496; 322415; 323.1934 $1,200 cash. 322 1Q99, 9 FAMILY FELO $200mo. $25 security; Adultsonly. with ice-maker, $200; Built-In __________________________ tees, and all other persons or parties By: I(athleen Guy IN SAID ESTATE: show quality. Cropped ears 1. tint, and work with a minimum ___________________________ ___________________________ s• W.(DADE)HIGH SCHOOL 3221951. Lake oven I. Range, $50; Sears 200 Deputy Clerk claiming Mary2 Bedroom, Florida shqts. by. through, Deluxe under or of supervisien., thIs can. be an $330 to 5300. Terms 36.3. LDER DEVELOPER HOME YOU ARE HEREBY NOTiFIED _____________________ AND BUSINESS ________________________________________________ Toyla Corona, 4 di'.. white, CALL TOLL FREE room, fenced shady yard. , Dryer, $50; Shag tarpet, 10'xll', 5710. Publish: Aug. 24,31, Sept. 7, 11, 1974 that theadmini5trati,if the Estate against them; And to: exceflent full time or part time PROPERTY combined on bus., 1 BR Mobile Home in Longwood, black vinyl lop, FM radio, 23,000 1.aoo 433.3932 red, 56$; I7'xlI' red, $90; 513.000. 322.1507. DEC12) 11*11' business for you. WrIte of ABBIE S. COOK, deceased, File highway. 339,500. Real good 2:30 5115 mo. No pets. ioso ml. Like new. $2400. 322-1042. . lb. li . -NI t 5- 4 fflDflflhi If La...,.. c_,_ ....._._ red, white & blue, $45; Trundle FREE- One year old black and __________________________ " -.'.-i-, ii pnuin 11W ,..,, a.,.. ....o.pv!, 2 12 THE DOCTORS in me white female. A nice dog. Phone 1967 Winter Springs102 Llavid. Nice 3 bed. $73; All must go. 373-1713. 18--Help County if dead, to her unknown heirs, Lake Mary- 2 BR furnished house, This. D, Murphy for Cadillac, Coupe, new in-Ce., Red Oak, Seminole 5 NOTICEISHEREByG1VENthaS Circuit Court 4 THE GUiDING 3221042. BR. 1 bath. Under $20,000. Low ' Iowa $1544. newly refinished inside and Out. REDUCED $11,000. MUST SELL by virtue of that certaIn Writ ot Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. The devisees, legatees, or grntees, and spection, no air, $3$ fIrm,'. 323. LIGHT HOWl Large attractive S BR, 3 down, 1165 per month. Great area Adults. No pets. 322 3930. Execution issued out of arid under personal representative of this allolherpersonsorpartiesclajm)ng Restaurant Manager, fast food. Free kittens. all healthy, cute and bath, choice area. $43,500. Has for young or fixed income family. BY SINGER t 011Th -. . --, n_lu, , , by. throucih. urr or LaLintI tPI' . ' 9 ONE LIFE TOUVE the seal of the Circuit Court of TEL aav.ry open. large cuddlesome. Call 562-2421 between '72 Grand Prix, excellent conditi. family room, central air, w54662$. 2 BR carpeted,aIr One OS Singer's top Touch md Sew And to; '24 (l.4,n.) ERICA (Tim.) whos, address Is 162 Piumosus Orange County, Florida, upon a final Resume, Box , Sanford, Fla. w carpet, beautiful fenced 10 AM, & 5 P.M. Adutts,5140mo. Zig Zag machines. Assume $2,100 firm. Phone 1311712. iudgrnont rendered in the aforesaid Drive, Altarnonte Springs, Florida. 11€ MEN WHO MADE THE Courtyard, swimmIng pool. ii PRIVACY- No one within 2 blocks 373 4301 or 322 4470 tsIIanceof$3$S.SOorpaysl),9Qper ELIZABETH A. LUCKY, if alive, The name and address of the af. court on the 3rd day of February, '23 Cornell Drive. Super Beetle, 42,000 miles, 1 MOVIES (Thin.) TEA (Fr).) -) BR, 2 bath, central heat & aIr month. Will take trade-in. Singer AD. 1974, in that certain case on. torney for the personal represen. or if dead, to her unknown heirs, owner. $1,100 or best offer. Phone Legal Notice conditioning, wall-to-wall carpet. NOVA equipped to zigzag & make button devls.es, legatees or grantee's, and titled, The Celotex Corporation, tative are set forth below. ---5345753 Property ____________________________ VETS- NO DOWN 3-BR. 1½ holes. Balance of 5$$.$l or 10 swimming pool. Owner 3$ MAYBEP.RY D Plaintiff, -vs. Semoran Drywall All persons having claims or all other persons or parties Claiming baths, air conditioned, Bigl yr. old beautiful Quarter Horse DISABLED FICTITIOUS NAME may rent with option to buy. payments of $6. Call credit fenced 3.00 Supply, Inc., and Kuron McMinn d. demands agaInst the Estate are by, through, under or against them; 1967 Plymouth VIP, 4 dr. hardtop, yard, Low monthly payment with 2 saddles and all tack, $350 Notice is hereby given that I am AMERICAN 90° manager, 322 9113 or see at HutcPin Ocean front Apts., 339 S. - air, power steering. New: battery, ba Mac's Drywall, Defendant, required, WITHIN THREE And to: 21 'fli ANOTHER WORLD engaged in business at 407 Camellia SANFORDSEWINGCENTER VETERANS DYNAMIC PROPERTIES __________________________ Atlantic. which Daytona Beach. aforesaid MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Call starter, Writ of Execution 44) 6) A' PT)EFAMU.y Voltage regulator, Ct., Sanford. Seminole County, 307 E 1st St., Downtown 5 V. Hardwick, Broker Mrs. It U Hutchison. MRS. B. F. WHITHER, JR., it was delivered to me is Sheriff of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 1 Yr. Old Roan Mare, schooled by alternator, tuneup. Needs tire,. Florida under the fictitious name of C P'.ip,q.Deltona,66L 6611 '9 GENERAL HOSPITAL alive, or it dead, to her unknown Seminole County, Florida, and I THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Good gas mileage and goOd prolesslonal trainer. Excellent Harold Hall Realty REFRIGERATION MECHANci SINGER 35 have levied upon the foIiing of the court a written statement of heirs, devisees, legatees or grin tranWortation $450. 323.2791 after riding horse; also 13 mo. old 38-Wanted to Rent ICAL, and that I Intend to $iS,$OObuysthis refurbished) BR, I 0 any tees, REALTOR, MLS and all other persons or parties 9. GENERAL HOSPITAL described property owned by Kuron claim or demand they may 1•4'v ti ,' Appaloosa Palimino Colt. 322 1263. register said name with the Clerk of bath home with central heat and One OS Singer's linest Sold new too' _______________________________ SOuth ot Santor'j McMinn, said property being have. Each claim must be in writing ctaiming by. through, under or 3'30 323.5774 anytime the Circuit Court, over 1600 air, in Sunland. Owner, 349.3373, Seminole County, Needs Want to rent house with acreage. someone t ----------.-'d7Mustang,$499 located in Seminole County, Florida, and must Indicate the basis for the against them: And to: '4, 6 MATCHGA?.E isSume' balance. $196.00 or pay FiorIda In accordance with the Phone 3fl-717S or 323-1319. to WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD more PartIcularly described as claim, the name and address of the provisions of the Fictitious Name 24 AISTER ;ouEHs 11230 mo. Free home trial, Will Meetings follows: REAL NICE J. E. ALEXANDER, if alive, or if PhO1T1323.105Q creditor or his agent or attorney, take REALTORS Statutes, To-WIt: Section sas.oe trade NATIONWIDE 207 25th ST. NEIGHBOfVI000 the warehouse and property located and the amount claimed. If the dead, to his unknown heirs, Business 7:30 1st Tuo 3BR.lbathhome,carpeted.0 H&A, Florida Statutes 1947. 1974 SEWING CENTER, Honda Real MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 777 N. 1792, Civic, excellent con, at the stress address of 164 Plumes. claim is not yet due, the date when it devises-s. legatees or grantees. and 35 ROCKY AND FRIENDS. kitchen equipped, with family Casselberry.Longwo, 339 1091. 5: John N. Atkinson INTERESTED? ditiOri, 35 MPG. asking $1,900. 323. Avenue, Casseiberry, Florida, with will become due shall be stated. If all other persons or parties claiming 1)ND&)000 DAVE'S 323 9370 room, Can assume mortgage. No Publish: Aug. 24,31, Sept 7, 11, 1974 1792 Country home, mint conditIon 3 BR, thi legal description being: all that the claim is conting,nt or by. through, under or against them; qualifying Payments monthly 400 Bingo DEC-ill 2 bath, central heat and aIr, 41-Houses part of Lot 7, First Addition to unlIguidat, the nature of the And to: 5164 Move in now. 2 IRONSIOE Every Wed &Sat Call ani let me prepare your 132.000. Casselberry, according to the Plat uncertainty shall be stated. If the Early Birdsl:lsp m 4: NA4yA.PjOfl4E pflo. thereof recorded in Plat Book 7, claim Is secured, the security shall HARRY ALEXANDER. if alive, Lake Mary, 3 BR, near lake, 4 BR, 2 bath, Longwood, $27,300. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR classifiec ad when you need toluy or JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY FESSOR Page 30. of the Public Records of be described. The claimant shall or if dead, to his unknown heirs, fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Seminole County, Florid., lying deliver sufficient copies of the claim devisee's. legatees or grantees, and 6 MERV GRIFFIN 520.000 6 tots. 5)0.000. 323-7371. Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1½ bath, fenced Broker. 32? 7171 CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE sell sonething. I know how 0 get ASSOC 37) 0-415 to the clerk to enable the clerk to all other persons or parties claiming westerly of new Seaboard Coast yard, 524,900, 9' FOGEOFNiGpq-r Day COUNTY, FLORIDA. Night Line Railroad right of way, corn. mail on. copy to each personal by, through, under or against them. Od you know that yc/ur results fir you! CIVIL ACTION NO. 74IS4I.CA..,.E LL EXPESRYTO E 24' SbAME STREET prlsing .5S acres, south of tie representative, And to: Oviedo area, country home, custom club or organization cm NATIONAL HOMES AC. All persons interested county road betto in 3$ ADOAMS FAMILy the estate 2 BR, 1 bath, Country Club. Central r known as built. 2' acres, I BR, 3 baths. CEPTANCE CORPORATION appear in this listing each Plumosa Road to whom a copy of this Notice of ELIZABETH LUCKY BROIIN. if heat and air, 511.000, 4 -'I office. 3)00 sq It , 3 mos. Old. Plaintiff, week for only $3 per Additional information available Administration has been mailed are alive, or ii dead, to her unknown 51.000 equity and assume moo' V. Store BuildIng, corner 7th from and week' This is an ideal the Civil Division of the requIred, WITHIN THREE heirs, devisees. legatees or grin CLASSIFIED AD 9 LUCY tgaqe of 553.000 Appraised NANCY .1. BOWERs, ZAL.ES Cypress, with 3 Accounting apartments Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF tees, and all ottwr persons or Parties way to inform the public 35 MICKEY MOUSE CLUB Dener, 363 6100 Home Improvements JEWELERS. J.C. ROBERTSON,d Pest rented. $1I,900 ____________________________ mint. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Claiming by. Ihrough, under or of your club activities (85W) ba J.C. ROBERTSON TRUCKING md the undersigned as Sheriff of THIS NOTICE, to file any objections against them; And to Bookkeeping done in my home. WIl _________________________ COMPANY and SHARON K. 500 they may have that challenges the pick up. Payroll, tax forms, profit Interior, Exterior Plastering. Seminole County, Florida, will at P. G. L. BROWN, it alive, or if LAKESIDE ART BkUWN PEST CON TROt, 11:00A.M. on the 22nd day of Sep. validity of the decendent's will, the dead, to his unknu*n heirs, GRANTS Hal Colbert Realty -2 ADAMI2 & loss statements, posting, Plaster Patching & Simulated 2342 Park Drve Rig Real Estate Broker APARTMENTS ember, Defendants. A.O. 1914, qualifications of the personal general ledger. 3210706. 9 GILLIGANS ISLAND offer for sale and devis.es, legatees or grantees, and Brick & Stone Specialty 332 77.Q 323-7832 3731143 103W.IstSt MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE liii to the highest bidder, for cash, representative, or the venue or all other persons or parties claiming (85W) Large I & 2 Bdrm, I j • EVE S 37 1317 or 322 0612 3736061 or 323 0511 eves NOTICE OF SUIT o,biect to any and all existing leins, lurisdiction of the court. Classified Ads will always by, through, give you under or 'o"e againI them; camp:ng cgupment Furnished or Unfurnished ___________________________ 24 THE ELECTRIC COMI thru S times 4lca line TO: SHARON K. GRANTS I-11''llR5 it th• Front (West) Door of the I IV more Ruth EsteIle Haig And to: Much, Much More than no longer u' Sell it alt with -i PANY RIVERFRONT LOT: 105 ft. on CLUB ROOM 6 thru 25 times 31c a iine YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED __________________________ As rersonal Representaeminole County Courthouse in you cope-ct. Classtieci Ad in The Herald Car ALL PARTIES OR PERSONS that an scenic Wekiva River, paved road 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 35. LASSiE POOL 76 times . 24ca line action to ore-clos, a mor tive of Ihe Estate of anford, Florida, ti. above I can cover your home with alum 322 2611 or 131 9993 and a frr'jr, HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY frontage, 517,000 gage on tiru FRIDAY MONDAY the following property in Ahoie 5- Cook Pscribod real properly ($200MINIMUCHARGE) 530 siding & solfit system Also RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN ad visor will helo you Seminole County, Florida SATURDA'I 9.Npon NO DEPOSIT Attorneys for Personal That said sale is beinrj made to 3LinesMimum Rooting, Gutters 20 yrs ('p 2 '?WS AND TO TI-SE FOLLOWING FRAME HOME. 2 OR, I bath, Fla. Los ii. Block "B", SIJISLAND Representative atisfy the terms of saId Writ of NO LEASE Eagle Sidino Co $31 9543 DESCR BED PROPERTY, ESTATES, according 6; HOGANS HEROES rm, d'ripD rm. Onl, S12.000 to th p1st V.F.W. Robert 0. Mellon SITUATED AND BEING IN thereof as REQUIRED '9 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES recor in Piat Book Ii, John E. Polk, Robert D. Melton, PA. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. Pages SAN LANTA 3 BR, 3, bath, 24 ROBERT MAC NEIl. REId, to 22, Public Ilecords of Sheriff P0. Drawer 10)2 TO WIT. BINGO High cement blOck, range and retrig. 17. PORT Seminole County, L.ir'O ileering. till dirt. Clay. rock Florid. Orlando, FlorIda 32502 Seminole Ccunty, Florida Stenstrom Realty Begin IS feet East and 330 feet 511,902. Across From Ranch Huse Pa been filed against you, and you All hinds of digginO Housetrailers Aiterat,on, Dress M,).r'. 'ubllst,: Aug. 3), Sep, 7, II, 21, 1974 Publish: Avg. 21. 31, 1914 35 THE LONE RANGER North of the Southwest corner of are required UPhOl5Pry 322 0)07 Every Sunday stored and moved 372 9113BC-IS DCI'gi to serve a Copy of your 323-8670 or 531-9777 CITY110 Chapman Ave. Duplex In Section io, Township 21 South, WIlT REALTY TOWER - S BEAUTY SALON written defense, thereto, if any, 1:30 P.M. super location at a super Range 31 East, then run 10.1 ieet pricot PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD F014 ,tC,'rnerly $imnietr5 Beauty Nodal upon Leonard v. Wood, Attorney for ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Near town & hospital. BPP Ro V.FW. LOG CABIN North. East Il'- degrees to the 1 R:,I Estate Broker 321 iM WHAT EVER YOU WISH TO Bt.J'v pilintiff, at Suite 211, 251 SloE First.372 5747 Butidozg. Excavating, Otch WOrI. Mlitllnd warranted. JuSt 525.930. railroad right of way. SouthsIerly OR SELL, AND WATCH TNt ON THE LAKEFRONT ______________________________ Fill dirt, top soil Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Florida n his 322 943 323 732 along the railroad right of way to a 32701, and PROFITS GROW file the Original wltts the LAKE MARKHAM ROADpOint 1026 fe-es East of Point of Clerk of the above styled Court onor Lite Clearing. Mowing. Dscing. Improvements Country home with access to lake W. GARNETT WHIT E Beginning, thence to beginning. ,,I,.., •t' before the 29Th day of September, Fill Ort. CIa Rock, Sand, br swImming & fIshing. 3 B You, and each of you. are notified 3 LO,fiTv Req Real Estate Brokei1976; otherwise a judgmt may be ______________ Backhoe Loader Ph 3735177 bath in excellent condition. t.s'p that a suit to Quiet title to the above JOHN XRIDER.ASSOC entered against you for the relief a' warranted, $34,500. C. E. SHEPHERD described property has been filed demanded ______________________ 107W. Commercial In the Complaint herein. Painting, Remodeling, General against you and you are required to WANT 10 SELL Phone 322 751). WITNESS my hind and seal of Saitto.cJ Repa,rs CiiII 323 l$75 COUNTY- Wilson Road-Custom Serve a copy of your answer to the Slid Court, this YOUR I'iOME? 15th day of August, built 7 BR, 2 bath, lake tront Complaint on Plaintift' attorney, 1916. REDUCED TO SELL Buyng a new hOme? Moving to _" 1 Roof Rcpir, Carpertr,,. Piintiiig, dream home on 9 beautiful acre,. No qualifying, like nesy 3 BR. EVELYN W. CLONINGER, 169 (Seal) l'.i, apartment? Home Repairs, Guttering. Cement ,, BPP warrarly. eltin kit, Enclised go age, nice Broadway, Oyiido, Florida 3276.3, FLEET RESERVE - Get some action with a Herar, Arthur H. Beckwitt,, Jr. work Mowing, edging, trimming, weeding Free estimates s.i nqighborh00d, 324,500. and file the original in the office of $o ASSN classified a Well help you wr?e EN Clerk of the Circuit Court and teo'tili;ing Free estimates, WYNNEW000- 1)05 Wymewood the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Prp 7,',,. an ad that will bring a fast sir' By: Linda M. Shaw Central Heat & Pfle 321 5954 DriveGingerbread 3 BR home Air Conditioning BATEMN REALTY Seminole County on or before ICKEN-HOT ROLL Deputy Clerk CALL 3222611 For Iree estimates, call Carl A. with all new kiti.hen. A super buy ____________________________ "Mi' 354 Bedroom September 16th, 1976; otherwise the Publish, Aug. 21. 3), Sept. 7, Req. rkel Estate Broker Harris 31 SEARS in Sanford 373 EXPERT LAWN CARE M lii.'r . " '"' ii, 197k at 1)9.100. BPP warranty. 4allegations of the Complaint *11 be DEC. 120 2 Beth 26345 S.sntrd Ave / 1771 Mowing, Edging. Trimming liken as confessed. Th, name of the a Salad Bake-ti Beans Models QUALITY HOMESATMODERA1'E ICES it 321 OlSSeves 3227013 W000MEI1E- 2I7P Sanford Meetnq Free Estimates. -Phone 373 1792 Court in which this action has been ushed Potatoes & Csyavy STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If 7nd Monda, ,co Aye,,- 3 BR. I bath, 'wmlitowaIl instituted and the abt,cevial.d title arid Air Condiors ',Uafld Central Heating QUIET AREA Classified Ads didnt work there Clunliours. ),,,, it you are having ditfiCulty tir1,rig t'a'peIlnQ, with fully equipped 04 the case Is as abovC indicated, FICTITIOUS NAME Carpeting 3 SR redecorated hou'.i, to's of Wouldn't be any WELLS DRILLED. PUMP' kitcts.wi. IIPP warranted $2l.9p. PiSCeto Iiv. car to dt..i.'. a iQb. Or (),'iIr tctC)'.rn Wet CHICKEN BAR Notica is hereby gi-v eating bar, new ktchen coo,nets. This noticeshallbe publiShed o,ce that I am SPRINKLER SYSTEM. 10(4) TP'ur4, CO)') sone service y nave ,,,"J engaged in bus inesi at Remodeling, Additions a*eekfov IOijr consicutive central heat carpetng. rew root. weeks in Longwooct read 1111 Our want ads e.er, Oay WASHINGTON OAKS- 110 Storllrg 21 PIE All types and 5i1e5 Village Shopping Center 'ftUIU ______________ Cuitom Work Licensed. this Evening Herald snd Bonded ___________________________ large fenced bx t. yard 1509, SR. Court- 4 BR. II' bmtti, landWe repair and service Ft'It eSIitfl4te- 323 103$ OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1TI WITNESS my hand and seal of the 431, Seminole County, FlOtid., It dowr, IllS m.3ntts. $2000 scaped & fenced and Dining Rc CloSe P0 your di.b or orgJnizafo, STINE MACHINE & -Court at Sanford, Semonoie County, Florida under the lictltio5 name of * lb ''i"' Price $21,500 Ownir, 3230522 would Iik hopping. A real buy it $73,000. SUPPLY CO be included By Florida, this 6th day of August, 1974 THE VILLAGE OPTICIAN, and 's-c some camping equipment you BPP warranted. this liSting aIl' that I intend to register laid ! i 332 4132 Ni W 'And St pay equity assume .'•J , Seall miami ro ionger use' Sell it all with a -_____________________________ • with the Clerk of tIe Circuit Court, mQrl;oqt. 4 BR. l'i t1I',S. ClasSlied Ad in The Herald. Call SLIM yfnd BUDGETS ARE Call Santorcis Soles Leid,r Arthur H. deti.,wiIh, Jr. - . Seminole County, Florida in ac• garag.. gald carpet CloSe to '*22 2411 or $33 $993 arid a friendly YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING THE HERALD BOLSTERED WITH VALUES Clerk of the Circuit Court cotdanc. with the P(Ovisions of the ¶,thocJis_3flli7aHer5'J0._-. IF YOU HAVEN'T TRtED A ad visOr will help you FROM THE WANT AD " 322-2420 Cherry Kay Travis Thurs. Fictitious Name Stattei, TO-Wit: Fri. Sanford, CLASSIFIED AD LATELY 711 W. 7SIh CO1u7.'NS taVely) ll .• 2 bath, central heat 4. CLASSIFIED DR Depuly Clerk SectiønW, Florida Statutes ANYTIME 1957. air, t.miiy rio'., q.trage Iargtr 322.94 DEPARTMENT 5: Ronald Rottlngraus PuhiSt Au3 ID, Il. 21 31. 197 For Appointment Call -322.3103 Multiple Listing Service ,,,_,,, fenced yard. separate StudiO Publish. Aug. 3). Sept, 7, 14, 21, 1976 32? 2611 0CC 2563 Par* IS 0,0 equity 4. ,)ssunse Ian REALTORS DEC-143 ,.,J I 43-Lots-Acreage PItiO Afternoon __________________________ __________ 7S...RecraflrjneI Vehicles , *rctUr4ie 46-Commercial Property 77- From __________ . _____________________ MORE CASH - For & Jf 5O-Mscellaneous for Sale _________________ -.--------._..,.,__._ . _____ Used Office Furniture - 31A-ipIexes - 62-Lawn-Garden ________________________ _________________________ Unfut.nished S _______________________ ________________________ residential ____________________________ - , 8.ETER 7, LIUAS. YOGA AND YOU SUNRISEJUBILEE '2) DA€ onoei.a.i. '9' MOVIE: (Mn.) The Mummy. Tomb. Lon Cheney. (di Foran. 1942. (SaW) (Tim.) Seorets 04 the ue om. aii Lucas, Edw AInolci (85W) (Wed.) Strange Case ol L. RX lionel Ate,n Patncli KnowIe. (85W) 1944. (Thin.) Wewd nien: Chaney, Evef,iAr4,ocs. 1944. (Fn.) ibuse 04 Fw. WIlbam Gsfgan. Irene Heney. *945. 7:00 '2) 12) TODAY (Local flO*5 at 7:25 and 8:25). i4) I4j CBS NEWS: (7:30. 5 ITIn. local Ch.4). (I POPEVE AND FRIENDS '4) GOOD MORNING AMERICA 800 4) 6) CA P TA I N KANGAROo 9:00 2 PHn (CNAHLE SHOW 6 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW 1 IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT - SEMINOLE COUNTY. FlORIDA CASE NO. 7$1179CA49.A CT. CIV. SWEEPSTMcES FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINOS AND (DAlI A33OCIAT)v(. a 11:00 United States corporation, 2 12) WIEEI. OF FOR. PlaIntiff, Isgal Moth. wnt _________________________ 6:10 2i SU&E*MANJ..0 6:15 '6) SIJISHINEALMA)4Ac 6:30 '7) SESAME STREET MO$p5j icowo' M0a41, SAT SUN 1:3S.1.SJ $*:N Is LeINotIc. Isgol Notico 10:00 2 12. SAIfQR) AND SON(R) 4' 4) PRICEISRIGHT 7 24 SESAME STREEr 10:30 2i 12. CELEBRITY ' ' pasture, SO--Autos ''11 Finanug.Hothing Down .NA Coventlonal.5% Down ' - 1i-hh'dim fOr . _________________________ , HIGH SCHOOL Furnished- , Wm. H. 2 WEEKS 51-Household Goods - 65-Pets-Supplies ---- ______________________ .. - ,_ - "" '--'-' _______________________ ______________________ ._ - Vnted -____________________________ FUTURA I'M NOTICE 66-Horses 36-Resort _____________________________ - BETTY" FUTURA * * RY ME TO 68-Wanted ,'-- SUCCE - Estate Buy ---- '------ We Buy Furniture _____________________ _______________ RY ( ST A PHONE CAL - - - - Wednesday's t?1a,rizier's Seminole 322-261 () Orlando Wintr Park 831-993 CLASSIFI!D DEPT. Control M. UNSWORTH REALTY RATS Aluminum Siding - Have - - Land Clearing DEA DUNES Nocn The Day Before PublitIon P 1. Way C&A BackHoe Service Beauty Care Sewing Sunday Noon Friday __________________________ - ons __________________ - Home - Tree Service •' _____ Landscaping Lawn Care ________________- .Ol e c $ (,")'t.rt( i• ,),- tr.,.,j ' ', 'U,,.. !,'l"' I eqida / , , n.'4.,I,.,,.... I 1.' Vole-, ' GOOfl AL DAY (I,:ik.NA!;. sPrIk i1ri' '- 39 DINNER - ENOAILY I ( A.M.T)LS3OPM....W&SAT IlL I')PM l$OfFr,nrhA,, i;., __________ Safllord Well Drilling ___ _______________________ ______ _________________ $570 )ur Air Conditton.d Uppland Park Homes O1&? Oe RD CHICKEN & ________ ________ -" Painting ' FRIJ thru :h Ave. 9t119:30 Ph. 1I - CC)t'4STRIJC11(JNJ h- - - . tYOUfBUSi.DIQI322261g3 I . • S ' - .,c:' 'c ti.'I,:' "-'.- �4I—Ev1.g l4ecsW, hulurd PL BLONOtE Tusiy. Ais. $1, im Oik Young Hodgepodge EM HOROSCOPE m ACØOU 44 Cicasvrn 45 Chest bans 1 VItICIOUS 45 Esplin 7 IAdteIt WWfl0S50 Usse ___ 13 DadOes .flsrv.scsrn ______ II Crescent. 53 CtCk bullS For Widnuday, S.pt.mb.r 1, 1q76 shaped 54 VestIges IS voineirate S5 El"ph&M Is OrrKs __ AIJEB (garth 21Açrll 11) You chancee of gutthig the I?Native metal 54 D"Ws ___ DOWW llMountahn pool Wouil he llky today In Yaw ' things you desks look sn I protagonist 20 S-shaped one4*o13e telIt1011IhIPS it oouraghig today. Oddly .ioi, (var.) 35 privateer 2 Above Curve 22 Arabian 00 40 3 Church part 31 Most locile iay I cool. Leave lbs they won't come about es an, 23 WIIflsO4TIe slay,s 4 Dutch city 24 MalIgne ticfputed. kidnibip roles to cthefl. 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They sees. thsy'U nickname 36 Contrite one 12 Soap.lrsme bar (sum') 49 Follower 19 Vantilale benefit equally. 39 Curative 3200* dfcs"j of oclatesat Camera heir 21 In cabalism. 36 Speedsters SI Epoch 214ima 20) • CAPRiCORN (Dec. 23-JUL GEMINI (May Infinite God 37 Guidos note 52 Rodent Cloth YOU have Important 141 19) It may require a SOW T r i— $ 9 r fW rr today In yoe wit and charm If jenln& to your sopurlor. tl you chooselousethenL They'll you recentlyhandl.dadlmcult ——— T————— task well. Jogging th.Irt. II dissolve any roadblocks, 214 23) 1pemories will be rewarding. CANCEB (J r ——— AQVAIIUS(Jn.11-FSb.l1) — -1- -t1. F __ -nature are Ittycivelt you're the You make a good ImprIo" T -dar01 the Wide today. You day,eiPiCIaflY those YO&'re could evenouddo yourself In Welling for the Brit time. Lay --matters telling to the family. to some 01 that Aquarlan F F LEO (July 23-Aug 23) UI had dorml toplcka cap" tosocbllse PCEB(Feb. "arch 10) -with todayyou'db.my choice. 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(; YOUR PROFESSOR by Larry Lewis V r HATE TO DISAPPOINT YOU, SENAIOR... fBUT THOSE r ADVERTISE \ 4aiD'S I \CLASSES( POTMODERS W fA AND ERNEST by Bob Thaw Frank ad Erne*f WHAT X LIKE MOST ABOUT THIS ioe PSYCHIATRY 1$ THPIr TH I CUSTOMER Is ALWAYS WRONG! - TUMBLEWEEDS W14 AT BR DGE osw4and big 'hen he rutted a diamond andn off the rest of his By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. r ,, Coffee Saying Is Wives' Tale •• T14AIMI 0-31 DEAR DR. LAMB — More than once I've been assured by my black coffee drinking Lamb friends that my habit of putting cream or llghtner In my coffee (no sugar) Is much harder no L4 the stomach than thinking It black. I'd like to know whether there ls any truth ln their claim of tissue around them of — or Is It just an "old wives' material that looks a bit like the tale?" U one drinks creamed plastic wrap material you hnvc coffee with a meal, how would In the kitchen. U you tap some the stomach know whether the water in a pocket of the plastic cream came in with the coffee material It will be very much or perhaps the cream pie? like the cyst. DEAR READER — Old No one knows why the wives' tale. The Important sheathe develop such a cyst but thing Is what goes Into the they are not dangerous or stomach, not the combination. harmful. Sometimes they may Uaperson had milk intolerance be mildly painful because of ture—ntt a narbv and used lots .d llht cream he -—.. — —' nerve might have Indigestion. Often a small cyst can be However, that would occur broken by striking It a sharp whether the light cream was blow. When the cyst breaks used In the coffee or In any fluid runs out sty t other food as you point out. cured. A common treatment You can tell your black to strike It with a heavy book, coffee drinking friends that the often the Bible, hence the t&fli real danger to the stomach Is of the "Family Bible treatthe coffee Itself. Anyone who ment" for cysts. has acid Indigestion or similar More complex or larger cysts problems should not use much may have to be removed coffee In any form. For more surgically. Usually they will not Information on coffee I am recur. Of C0W30, you have no sending you 71w Health Latter guarantee that another fold of number 14, Coffee, Tea, Cola, sheath-like tissues Will 101 trap Cocoa. Others who want this fluid and form a new cyst. If It information can send a long, is small It too can be broken. There is no reason why your stamped, self-addressed en velope with 5O cents for it. Send husband could not be as active your letter tomeln care ofthe as the rest of his health status Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1551, permits. I don't think he need Radio City Station, New York, give any special attention to his N.Y. iouiv. foot now, but should consider It DEAR DR. LAMB—Do you cured. If he should be unlucky have an Information on enough to have a new cyst form ganglion cysts? My husband It can easily be broken or If had one removed from top need by, removed. I don think of his foot a year ago. We would he needs any foot tube orother be interested In anything you special care. could tell us. Would it be wise for my husband to avoid strenuous use of his foot as In excessive walking? We cannot ask the doctor who did the surgery ashe was killed In plane crash 10 days later. We live in an Isolated area where doctors are few and far betwren. He did tell us It might possibly grow back but so far It seems okay. Would the use of one of those vibrating water toot tube do either harm or good for his foot? DEAR READER — Ganglions are more commonly located on the back of the hand or the wrist. They are simply a sac-like formation filled with fluid. The tendons have sheaths iiast trump lead squeez. ed!est. He had to throw aw!a heart to keep the high dlan4nd. The last diamond was *rown from dummy then and iur heart tricks gave Soub bit slam. "t*ushees!" sputtered Westl'And to think I could haveeaten you with a spade you would not have," repll4 South. "I would cash my k$ug of hearts, lead a ttwflo dummy and start the hearttl r t would tuft the I would overruff, fourtile go to my with the last trumand cash that fifth heart r my contract." goitc r a 1e q7d/ I ricEs - tough quesuot r' South r4ed the second dia- from Vmouri. You open one mend an pent into commu- heart 4Lh: nion wlL'eture. He knew he £ J2 a K 10 95 • * K7 2 683. had ovend a trifle and the Your tner responds one slam wa Inot a food one.spade. 'bu bid two diamonds There ws a simple way 10 — yJ4J'.er. two spades. play the W. Cash the king of What d)rou do now? carts a4 hope for a 2.2 With ordinary partner we trump bria. bid thrill spades. With an South eCided that trumps overbldd1• we pass. just weret going to behave that nice' en he worked (For iCOPY ot JACOBI' out a co Icated way to go MODERI send $1 to: "Win after thejlam. He cashed at Brispe." do this dummy'sdng'jack of clubs news pap.r, P.O. Box 489, and was ld to see he was Radio Cit-Station, hew York, tight , abcA clubs not break- N.Y. 100 0) I SIDE GaNcEs by Gill Fox (\i Oil7 81 What a di mi so pooped I don't think I can make It to the liquor cabinet!" DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau by T. K. Ryan AVft Rmay pal P........... I .,. — I I — — •V ..................... . .•., ...•: I' t "4 .,:. ' -,,• I . .'.: . - •. ... 7 :'- . -i., . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1976 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 31, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 31, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 31, 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/32435468ca3402414bcf68a14b8f8fa7.pdf 13284257656f4d4f8f042819483acdbd PDF Text Text I_____________ _____________ •• vening Aug. 30, 1976 en dd Sanford, Florida 32771—Price lOCents Am Fo dr ___ WE'RE dr Carter Debates s, n Get 1,7 - - k Go=A ea - H - WASIHNGTON(Ap)—Feddlonoffldalaappear eral ready in give the go.head for the Wo,nenVt*ersto arrange a series ofpresIdenttei campaign debates, tho* on league may have to find a new way to pay for them. * _____ • 14 4 corporations and labor unions 1-6-A to underwrite the - Ur 16 S150 APPI __________ • ___ ___ School bells rang this morning to call most Seminole youngsters back to the classroom, and these pupils at All Souls School in Sanford were ready to get started on a new year of learning. Angela Tucker,6, got some help from first grade teacher Helen Montalvo this morning but before long she'll be reading books all by herself. More than 33,000 Seminole youngsters from kindergarten through high school age were expected this morning. as summer vacation ended. ' - rA fop -.. ____ I'll ____ - . - In ::E % Orr Calls News 4,haf the first midway between the Sept. 1, 9 or 10 date suggated by Ford and the Sept. 28 date proposed by the League of Women Voters and favored by Carter. "" debates has been challenged by Federal Election Commission attorneys. However,FEClawyersclahn thedetesandtheezc1udonof presidential campaign debates league sponsorship of the de- minor candidates from the since the1* meetings between bates itself poses no conflict format. John F. Kennedy and Richard with federal campaign flnancThreats of legal action chal- M. Nixon. Ing laws. lenging any televised debates The full commission was to that excluded them have been Their representatives were to ad on the attorneys' report to. raised by both Eugene meet again this Wednesday to day. McCarthy, who is running as an work out ground rWe& Ilbey m At a meeting last Thursday, independent, and Lester PrOres$" commissioners seemed to Maddox, the preside" noml. at a surwar S"On last Thum agree that the debates should nee of a* conservative Ameribe permitted to take place can Independent party. Carter said today tentative under the league's auspices. Both President Ford and agreement has been reached on But they expressed concern Jimmy Carter have expressed a format of three debates, each over the method of financing remlIness to meet in the first lasting 75 minute& C I 'Audit Damaged SEEDCO' • By ED PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer the audit put a strain on GAO investigation. Also, he Though the interim report SEEDCO corporations and cla11hs oal businessmen who cited Orr ith no tnstancfes of damaged "credibility" of iji1y lonid help the agency illegality, the•. GAO audit Horace Orr, Seminole Cowi- SEEDCO in the Sanford area. refwietodoso because Orr uys covered managerial metty Economic Employment o initially asked for the doubt has been cast on the ficlency. Development Corporation audit after he said he came agency by news articles. Orr said today auddflndJng, EEDCO) president, has "under fire" from articles "They set usback," Orr ujd. even negative ones listing .iieduled a Wednesday news published in the Orlando "We lost credit and managerial inefficiency, did conference to explain damage newspaper. Orr's request was Those h re claims was done to the San- to U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, Since if!, SEEDCO has set not surprise him. lord agency as a result of a who, In turn, asked GAO in send Orr requested the interim up nine corporations or fair-month audit prompted by a team of auditors to the San- "ventures," signed report because the agency chief wh ich are de a rt icles published in the ford area. said he needed to "clear the to provide lobe for u Orlando Sentinel Star. air. Orr charges SEEDCO has ployable and persons Orr said "very grave, very lost credit lines and that some welfare rolls. SEEDCO has Orr said he couldn t wait two substantial" damage has been of the poverty-fighting pumped about $4-million in months to reestablish some done at SEEDCO corporations agency's corporations are federal dollars into the local kind of credulity in the eyes of a result of the audit and further economy. Seminole Countlans. • publicity which occurred before ____________ • • . 1 n--r"r. - Z 2 i 1- a 5 L . g HIM rn - 1. agency issued an • ' sum (GAO) probe got underway. The federal watchdog a 9 - E a • last week that cleared CZ to 14 1 + + • g, 0 bl, o E 3- r— and SEEDCO of any "criminal m or illegal activities." The interim report was J &%vered to Congressman Bill '- Cis - 0 According to 8 Chappell Ride, . •. i -, 1. WALTER MONDALE AND JIMMY CARTER or p 4 . •• ____ • - ff crat3' vice presidential candidate and a sudden national ce- lebrity. M a professional politician, he is accustomed to being on The Seminole Economic Employment Directors decides to file a lawsuit against the All, ________________ Q F m grievance against the Orlando Sentinel Star as a teentlon by the News Council. specific or implied allegations which • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Slowly, even cautiously, Walter Frede rick Mondale is easing into his new role as the Demo- • Sentinel Star executives contacted today the rd said, "Generally, our r esult of news articles published in the refused comment on Orr's request for infindings do not substantiate the newspaper. o 5 - _____ •_ Mondale SEEDCO Files Grievance Against Sentinel Chappell's Washington office. Development Corporation (SEEDCO) has filed a Orlando newspaper. g _ • WIN ' -___ •• the federal government's 8 - - prompted the NdtIonal News Counci,, a review." wever, did turn .. . dent Horace Orr confirmed today he has (fle d • grievance with the repesenting the news media and other professions w c attempts 0 ir Instances of defflcIency. Those findings are all news reporting. expected to be outlined when Orr was out of town last week meeting with full audit results are released En National News Council members in an effort to g- two months. g - IhI_hhhhITI_I'thhh_hh'_hhhh'_hhhhuIhIuhhuuhuI_muu.t Orr, who said he I' considering a lawsuit against the Orlando Sentinel Star, said CIO But Orr said the decision whether to file the lawsuit or give the agency the go-ahead depends en done." "Tine SEEDCO Board will make decision," Orr said. "It will be one or the other.to The National News Coundflacts asamediator s .t uesc, h .l as a saown trip, a metamorphosis is taking place, as jokes are polished, a pace is set, and the candidate absorbs lessons from a variety of audiences. Before flying here for a day's rest, Mondale on Saturday is- sued his sharpest attack yet on the Ford administration, sponding to the President's announcement of a list of Issues In squabbles between the media and the corn- on which hell campaign. The Minnesota senator said in Morton Grove, fli., that the munity. If a negative finding follows, council areas of jobs, housing, health care and education aid were members issue a verbal reprimand to the of- decide whether to allow the New York-band fender agency to pursue the issue stage. But until Jimmy Carter brought him onto the ticket, he was not well-known nationally, despite a short-lived presidential campaign that ended nearly two years ago. Halfway through his first major campaign tour, w hich Ford's failures, not his accomplishments, and boasted, "If he campaigns on that, the election's over and we have won." was made earlier this year On Sunday, Mondale and his staff had a chance to take Orr said the National News Council will after he said he came "under fire" from articlei stock of his initial progress on the campaign trail and to Orr s pursue the issue unless SEEDCO's Board of request prepare for several major speeches this week1 Including one published In the Orlando newspaper rI .4"pit 0 91 1 .,r, V4[ 1,114 W 11 Iff of sr 9 9 CL hi m W. M CD- Fr 0 8M Frim hu4 C*) M ' 0 5 -' • • ____ M + rM —I Ffl . i-. . ttediy partisan observer. "I think he feels confident with his new role, but it will take some getting used to and that will come with experience." Mondale, like most candidates, has an unwritten list, so far fairly small, of jokes and stones to use as opening and dosing lines in speeches or to make a point. Invariably, the speeches end with an invitation to the audience to journey to Washington for the Carter-Mondale in. auguratian, and the candidate tells his listeners that "-( (ill in the name of the local politician at his side) will pay all of your expenses out of his own pocket." It always gets a heady laugh. Mayors are given high praise, generally as 'Vw best mayor" or "one of the best mayors" In the country. Top honors went to Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago. When Mondale flew approximately 1,200 miles out of his way to confer with Daley. he called him "one of the truly great mayors of our time and our country' _r ~. .,& Today — Looking Ahead Can the 49ers edge the Hams in the NFC WeW.Can the brand new Seattle Seabawks bold their own in tbeir division? Predictions for the upcoming season, and a detalled look at the live team of the NFC West 01 appearonPages IV = Nw senator's administrative assistant for four years, said the over-all opinion is that "he's doing quite well." 'He's kind of feeling his way," said Moe, an a gv, 1&,V-1 ",111110 A showdown is expected Tuesday on whether County Ally. Tom Freeman should be asked to produce detailed infonnation on $13,W0 in legal fees charged as a result of last year's j dl fire. County ConunLmion Chairman Mike Hattaway said today County Conunissioner John Kimbrough will have to ask the board ask Freeman to provide the detailed information on (ees as C en 9 — 0 I Showdown Expected On Legal Expense > No ills 0 a ~1, on foreign policy today. Richard Moe, the Mondale campaign director who was the him last week, said the "board meets every Tuesday" and that the Republican commissioner can make his request at tha t time. In the Frida y letter from Kirnbrough, the commissioner askedflattawaythasthboardtodirectthecountyattorneyto Cn C) - ¼ ________ provide detailed information on the $13,000. In the Aug. 18 letter to Freeman, Kimbrough said bills were 19 A rounuTheClock -- •- T- • •• - -. Iota Bridge ... 4-A 4-11 f;Comics ....... Crossword Editorial ...... .. I-B 4.1 IF rn 10 E; '5 ' 3. Contacted today. Freeman said the issue will L- left to the a; 2E 1 will do whatever the board instructs me do doe" Frecman id. Kimbrough says anyone else o refused to provide detailed formation requested by the county comrn1siot would be fired. FLOATING DOWNSTREAM --WO. Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Boy SouIs (from left) Don Goetz, Tim Cole, Scott traditionally end a summer of camping and outdoor Sports Spotes and Steve Goetz start an allay trip down the activities with the tube ride downstream. Tele ion TeIevisiou Wekiva RIver to the St. Johns. The Scouts Weather Women 7A 5 Nt JAW 3A • •• �11 n SA—IssIq Nu'W, Milsit PL Mu..Ly, A.,. *1 NATM IN P 10 FLORIDA IN BRIEF M Abel Urges Steelworkers Still No Clues In Case Of Missing Ocala Girl To Include More Blacks LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — I.W. Abel, presiding over his last United Steelworkers convention opening today, says the union should Include blacks In Its upper echelons. Abel made his proposal as the field of contanders to succeed him narrowed, lessening the chances of a divisive spilt In the nation's largest industrial union. At a news conference Sunday, Abel recommended that an additional vice presidency be created and that the duties of the secretary-treasurer be divided. He suggested that a black be considered for the new post. Deodorants In Clothing? SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Three scientists have undertaken a mlzskm that could someday end the battle of sprays vs. sticks and send roll= idling on Into oblivion. They are developing a deodorant that can be processed right Into some clothtq, iwarepert to the American Chemical Society here the researchers said they have successfully treated cotton fabrics to produce a "timerelease" reaction that continuously kills odorcausing germs. Harrises Face Sentencing LOS ANGELES (AP) — William and Emily Harris, facing sentencing today, planned a last-minute bid for a new trial by renewing criticisms of the judge and jury at their kidnaping and robbery trial. The Harrises were facing possible multiple jail terms ranging from five years to life for two kidnapings, car theft, robbery and firearms violations. VVCNID IN BRIEF Iran Officials Search For Murderers Of U.S. Trio U TEHRAN, Iran (AP) — The Iranian government has assured the United States it is doing everything lt can to catch and punjsh the guerrillas who killed three American civilians. Many of the 24,000 Americans in Iran stayed home Sunday following the assassination of the three executives of Rockwell International. The police were looking for six men who ambushed the three Californians on their way to work Saturday. NBC News said they were working on the installation of a $500miuion intelligence-gathering system for the Iranian Air Force. Pope Denounces Bishop CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (AP) — Pope Paul VI has denounced a traditionalist French bishop who celebrated Mass publicly in defiance of a papal ban, but a Vatican spokesman said further sanctions against Msgr. Marcel Lefebvre are not expected immediately. Bishop Lefebvre celebrated Mass in Latin Sunday before 7,000 persons In a sports arena In his native Lille, France. This defied the Pope's suspension of him from all priestly functions a month ago, including celebrating Mass and administering the sacraments. The Pope said the French prelate's defiance of his authority was "the most serious" of "dispersive and divisive opinions" threatening the integrity of the Roman Catholic Church. No Sabotage In Crashes LONDON (AP) — The U.S. Air Force says sabotage did not cause the crash of two Clii jet transports in which 39 persons weil' lidled Saturday in Greenland and England. The C141 Starlifters left McGuire Air Fame Base In New Jersey at nearly the same time. One crashed as it was landing at the U.S. air base in Soendre Stroemfjord, southern Greenland, and 21 of the 27 persons aboard were killed. The other went down near Peterborough, England, in a thunderstorm, killing all 18 persons aboard. Most of the victims were American military men. Methodists Demand Changes DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) — Third World delegates at the 13th World Methodist Conference, impatient with the traditionalism of the church's AngloAmerican majority, are demanding a more modern approach to missionary work in the poor nations. Some delegates say if the Methodist movement fails to adjust its missionary work to the demands from Asia, Africa and Latin America. the churches there may form a separate group. rnIV. POLITICAL OCALA (AP) — An Ocala couple whose 12-year-old daughter disappeared five weeks ago still have no lead to her whereabouts or fate, but have learned from letters they are not alone In their plight. "We've heard from so many people and we don't know them. It's hard to believe...," said Joe Scofield, 49, his voice trailing off and tears welling in his eyes. He and his wife Lena are still waiting for police to come up with a solid lead in the disappearance July 22 of their daughter Dorothy. The seriousminded, church-going girl was last seen when she went to a shopping center to get a pair of shoes and buy her older brother a birthday present. Police say there have been no solid leads in the case, nothing to indicate whether "Deedee" ran away or was abducted. Slate Rep. Bob Hattaway of Altamonte Springs, Democratic the Sunday rally In his campaip for reelection against Jim candidate for the Florida House from District 33, Is surrounded by WIIsn In the Democratic primary. Winner faces Republican well-wishers at a rally at Lake Golden, Buford. Hattaway hosted Greg Drum mood Ii November. PICNICKING Police Probe Auto Tire Vandalism In Sanford ___ the vehicle on two counts each of burglary and podiat while he '1* et his reported to police early today police stopped ____ took his wallet Athainbr Street In Form Qty. paid larceny In drcalt cent residence Saturday nigidi that someone C10tltthg m*n Deputy Anthony W. Booked at county Jan on wwits. Raft is scheduled for $180 from a bar at Sanford — have arrested charges of iuying receiving trw this week on a worthless reported endi was taken the Elks Club at Cypress a 17-year-old boy on charges of and concealing stolen prope*tjr check charge. from the i11d of William T. Avenue and Seventh Street. armed burglary and paid __ 80, — the Porsche — were Karen In other weekend reports, Boudck. south of Wandey told patrolman Ray larceny and today were robing DeAigonlo , of San Fran- deputies are Invedigeting the Sanford, also apparently by a n1.m thet he left the wallet nine leparde reports of ado __ clsco, and Richard David reported weak theft of $11 idgl 1me burglar who metered on the bar "for Jed a 'eowid' vandalismIn which 15 Urea ____ 1niCaliL cash from the Uwdm!i6 V, of Mth the Bennlck's residence whilst - I On LflS *fl IllOpully MUOn Service 1tIOhl. U.S. 17- O&WW4I J$ stOIng Patrolman Mike Ansley 511431 In south SnhioIe. charges were set et 0* each 12 and 511-430 while the Timothy Southirland told I NOTICE O SALE reported the Juvenile was O(ftcw Neal E. 1otims andtheadowasimpounWf tir manager was waiting on dspidkithdburglanmad.cifl NOTICE Is hereby given that the charged and turned over to spotted the slcloon vehicle, California authorities, d customers, withitsmavalueddlIlIfnima real property situated In Seminole an!ud.uvegjle' ih,hewi at 42$.0 Detection Center after an In- showing the aio as stolen In Aceay Jail inmate, George Ross St., off Airport Blvd., Longwood. I Lot 45, block E. NORTH TERRACE, Section a at ve*dIon In which a pistol and California, and with the help of Richard Half, 25, of Altamonte Sanford, reported a burglar Iota Wandey, 30, of 101 I ORLANDO according to p stereo system taken in a dendiesandAkim4e5prjnp Spiltgk his been charged with took 1100 cab from his pouts Sterling Court, Sanford, UNIT 1, as rerded In Plat look 17, weekend burglary were P59. 33, Public Records of SslnlnoIs leovell County,Fiorida. __ Legal Notice be sold for cash in to thi&o Ansley reported C. Giddea, highest and best bidder at the front 32, of 2007 Adams Ave., door of the Seminole County NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS returned home to discover the Courlhow1e, in 5.S*W5r, Florida, at NAME STATUTE Items had been taken In a the how 01 11: AA. onSeptember TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice by ARTHUR H. BECK. Notice i My given that me 10th, 1.514 weed breskin. 'rhe Juvenile pursuant to the WITH, JR.. the Chit Of the Circuit suspect was arrested a short . . -. '.Fictltlous Name Statute," Chapter Ccliii Of the Eighteenth Judicial time after police were notified . . Mi0, Florida Statutes, will register Circuit, In aid for SemInole Coesdy. . pursuant to a Final citbebirgiary. with the County Comptroller, in and ___ _____ , ..' of Foreclosure entered by for Seminole County, Florida, upon Police id -c .. the Circuit Court of the Eight"" rsc,Ipt of proof of the publication tared auto tires at nine this notice, the flctitloug .ame, to Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole 4— . " residences en Palmetto and wit: ENTERPRISE 1701. under County. Florida, in the case 01 ' . which I am engaged i business at DADE FEDERAL SAVINGS AN Magnolia avenues between the . .. 100 North Highway 17.51, Longwood, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI. * and INC blocks over the . . . WilliS GEORGE F. TRUDEAU, Seminole County, Florida. The parties intersited In said SR.00dMAUREENTRUDEAU,his weekend. kvestigators said a -wile, and which beers Case No. 71. business enterprise foi: "atWetto-type" knife was 133-CA-0110 in the Docket Of said JACQUELINE I. Ali ELLO apparently need to slash and Dated at Longwood. Florida, this Court p puncture 15 auto this, with 11th day 01 August, 17a. . . Arthur H. lockwith. Jr. Publish: Aug. II, 33, 30, Sept. S. 1574 damage estimated at $60. DEC-75 Clerk of the Circuit Court Police said they have no By: Martha T. Vihien IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF suspects In the vandalism .. Deputy Clerk ' By BOB LLOYD Herald Stoff Wrt*ar ua - Newspaper RCruise I cues. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL JOHN C. REBER of CIRCUIT SEMINOLE COUNTY, RUSH, MARSHALL. Ricky W. Johnson, 32, of FLORIDA BERGSTROM aid ROBINSON, .CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.1474.CA44.0 pjL (eei, told police be . IN RE: The Marriage of 55 East Livingston Street robbed of $5 cash, a .3$.caliber :. REBECCA WEBER ALBER. Post Office lox 3144 pistol and a wrist watch late SHAROT. Wife,, Orlando, Florida 3 Friday nlghibya hftdihlkerhe Petitioner. Publish: Publish: Aug. 30, 1514 and gave a ride from Odom to JOHN KENTON ALBERSHAROT, Jocsaniln. Avenue sal 12th IN - THE CIRCUIT COURT. Stied in San ord. ' . Respondent. IIGHTIENTH JUDICIAL Clot. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF ACTION Patrolman D.H. WMtmlre "I COUMY, FLORIDA. TO: Jofin Keetsn Aiberiflardf reported that Johnson told him U fri .1 Alberstiardt. 500 Bianca CIVIL ACTION NO. 16.1417.CA43.E that the unidentified man Court. Altamonte Springs. Florida CITY OF SANFORD. FLORI,)A. a c 0 Miss S. Albenhardt, Hollywood.Political subdivision of the State , chimed to be a police usFlorid., Calif. dercover agent before he OPENING It Wasn't quite the usual ribbon-cutting Saturday at c o Miss E. Aibershardt. ios Plaintiff. wrestled the pistol Sacramento Avenue, San Francisco, Bug Park, located two miles cut on SR436 on CA Jolullon, robbed him andfled STATE OF FLORIDA. and the Red Bug Road. County Commission Chairman Mike Taxpayers, Prop" Owners and YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an on foot. of the City of Sanford. In. f or DlflOiUtlOfl 01 MarrIage Cltlasns Hattaway (left), Commissioner Sid Viblen Jr. and haS been filed against you A Winter Park policemen cluding non-residents owning and you Mrs. Pat Burkett, chair man of th e Parks and ere reQjirod to serve a copy of your property or Subject to taxation who Is also a sworn Seminole written defenses, if any, to It on therein, It al., County Sheriff's deputy Recreation Advisory Board, used a racket to WUIW A. Letter, III, Petitioners Defendants. arrested a man and woman on break the ORDIN TOSHOwCAUSIr and officially open attorney, whose address is post stolen property charges after TO THE STATE OF FLORIDA, Office Box 725$. Sanford, Florida Seminole's newest park. 3271I on or before September Ii, THROUGH THE STATE AT. following al975 Porsche auto en TORNEY FOR THE EIGHT S 1971, and file the original with Clerk of this Court either before EENTH JUDICAL CII service on Petitioner's attorney C CUlT OF THE STATE, THE immediately thereafter; otherwise SEVERAL PROPERTY OWNERS. adefauitwilibeenteredInst you TAXPAYERS AIW CITIZENS OF for the relief demanded In the THE CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, INCLUDING NON. WITNESS my RESIDENTS OWNING thisCoortonlhe3ffi day of,g,s, PROPERTY OR SUBJECT TO 1974 TAXATION THEREIN, AND ALl. (SEAL) OTHERS HAVING OR CLAIMING Arthur H. Beckwith ANY RIGHT. TITLE OR IN. LONGWOOD— Mw city council is to discusal the investigation arrested by city police and charged with petty larceny. Pusey Clerk of tne Circuit Court TEREST IN PROPERTY TO BE by city police and State Attorney Abbott 1fr 4flg's office of reportedly plead guilty In city court and Is presently scheduled to By. Cherry Kay Travis AFFECTED BY THE ISSUANCE Deputy Clerk BY THE CITY OF BONDS reported wrongdoing In the Public Works Department at a 7:30 be sentenced In municipal court an Sept. 14. Publith Aug. 9. 14, 73, 30. 1974HEREiNAFTER MORE PAR p.m. Special Meeting today, Keen is said to be cooperating in the DEC 49 TICULARLY DESCRIBED, OR TO Council Qiairman J. R. Grant called the special meeting U )'t been arraigned. BE AFFECTED IN ANY WAY Friday after he and Mayor James 11. Lormam rftJ per. Aaron (Ronnie) Sean Pool, 30, of Lake Monroe Terrace, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THEREBY: You and each of you are hereby THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL sound In Herring's office to view evidence collected In the can. Sanford, a city maintenance employe. rained In county Jail CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE required to appear on the 4th day of ____ today in lieu of posting a 113,000 bond. He Is charged e4 Two employs of the department have reportedly OCtdosl. 1514. at 10:30 o'clock A M. COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.ISI7.CA4.5 bef ore the Circuit Court for aggravated baUY and twoci wit assisting the city police and Herring's office with informati t amper ingin on hi NATIONAL Seminole County, Florid., at me HOMES AC the investIgation. probe after allegedly beating Roland Fulenwider, another CEPTANCE CORPORATION Courthouse in Sanford, Florida, znaimden department emnploye, with a large brush. Plaintiff, and Show cause why the All but three employes of the department V have voluntarily prayer 01 the complaint medifig Is also to considw adopting CHESTER M WE WELLS, .. ,, i flied in the above entitled taken polygraph tests In the probe. The probe has reportedly a resolution authorizing Mayor l U1aflfl to sign a mutual aid Defendants, proceedings should not be grant *d% Involved the theft from the maintenance garage of Items In- agreement with the county fire depatnt. MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE and the Public Improv,m?' rme Locgwood is the lad eluding od, oil filter,, gasoline, repairable water meters. An of OF SUIT Revenue Bonds, Series 1974. therein Seminoles seven cities to consider the mutual aid agreement. TO E . oNOTICE estimate of the value of mhthig Items Is not yet aviilable GREEN 1. described, and the proceedings Al a workshop to follow, the budget for the current 1275.76 SONS. INC. •uthOliing the Issuance thereof, Two employes — Willism Posey of Sanford, a grader fiscal year ending Sept. 30 Is to be reviewed andneSId a Georgia Corporation validated and confirmed, suCh operator, and Robert (B ed o*) Keen of Lcngwood — Y OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED bonds consisting of Two Million One were conform with actual income and ezpendj*ujes. that an action to forecios, a morHundred Thousand Dollars tgeqe on the following property in (17,100,000) Public improvement Cuuniy, Flor,. Nevonvi Bonds. Series 1914, of the Lot £2. GRENWOOD ESTATES. City 01 Sanford, Flor ida , tobedated l Town of Longwood. Florida ac as of a date to be fixed by Sub (crdng to the Plot lhaqf as sequent resolution Of the City prior recorded in Plat Book I), Page 2, to their $ale; to mature on Sob Public Records in Seminole County. tetyiber I at such time or times flCi Florida exceeding thirty (30) pare from the N4s been tiled against you, and you date thereof; to bear Interest are required to serve a copy of your payable semiannually at such rate written defenses thereto, it any, or rates not exceeding the upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorney for maximum rate fixed by applicable ptalntitf, at Suite 211, 751 Mailiand 11*; a more particular description Ave., Aitamonte Springs. Florida of Such bonds being contained in the 32701 and file the original With the complaint 111.4 these In Clerk of the above Styled C ourt 0 0, Proceedings. before thi 27th day of September, This order to show cause snail be 1974. omerwis I.,netit may be Published in the manner required by enter ed against you for the relief Sect ion 7s0. Flor ida Statutes, in damanded in he Complaint herein the Evening Herald, a newspaper of WITNESS my hand and seal of general circulation In the City of ,) tad Court. this 19th day of August. Sanford Florida, published fl 1176 Sanford . Si.nlnole County,Florida ( (SEALI DONE AND ORDERED at Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. A. Sanford . Seminole County, Florida. Check of the Circuit Court this 241h day 01 August, 1976 By Jean E. Wilke 5: Dominick J. Sall, Deput y Clerk Circuit Judge .bi,sl, Aug 23 30. Sept 4, 13. 1911 Publish, Aug. 30. Sept 4. i3. ills DEC 113 DE-161 from A PARK ribbon MIAMI (AP) Frances, the fourth hurricane of the season, was expected to strengthen today but posed no immediate threat to land :as 'It moved northwestward towards the continent. Hurricane Emmy, meanwhile, got caught in a large low pressure system in the mid-Atlantic and picked up speed as it moved away from the United States at 10-15 miles per hour. The National Hurricane Center said Frances was expected to strengthen through the day while maintaining its northwestward movement at 12 m.p.h. Forecasters said the more northwesterly course of the storm reduced the threat to the northern Leeward Islands. At 6 am. EDT, Frances was centered near latitude 19.5 north, longitude 53.5 west. That's 550 miles east northeast of Antigua and about 1,500 miles souutheast of Miami. — p tennis Longwood Theft Probe Su b ject Of Special Council Session - MIAMI (AP) — A Caribbean cruise for state officers of the Police Benevolent Association was paid for from funds obtained in Its fundraising activities, says the Miami Herald. The newspaper also reported Sunday that the Florida PBA picked up the tab for a 20person dinner party that included Col. J. Eldridge Beach, state Highway Patrol commander and occasional adversary of the union. The PBA made a $1,600 deposit for the threeday cruise to Nassau last November with a check on its Orlando operating account, the Herald reported. But the $18,546 balance was paid with a cashier's check bought with funds from the PBA fund-raising account, the paper said. Charles W. Maddox, the Dad County homicide detective who heads the said he thinks PBA directors who took the cruise paid back all but $7,0000r$8,000of Its cost. Hurricane Frances Brewing Red through MIAMI BEACH (AP) This sun-baked tourism city is in its best convention year ever, but officials say it is just a mirage with a — 25 per cent decline in business projected for 1977. "We sell what we've got," said Warren Erickson, the city's Convention Bureau direc- tor. "We got the sun, the new (Convention) Hall complex and Miami Beach, but we don't have the new hotels, and some groups are going elsewhere." Officials blame competition from hundreds of cities who have rushed to get into the $10 billion'a•year business. And they blame the fact no new hotel has been built here since 1968, while cities such as San Antonio, St. Louis, Kansas City and Miami offer untramodern rooms. Trask In Financial Trouble ',,, The state's ST. PETERSBURG (AP) p Alabama coal raining lagging economy and an business have been blamed by Senate president pro tern John Trask for unpaid debts which have led to suits against him in at least eight counties. The St. Petesburg Times published a Sunday story saying that banks and mortage companies have filed suit against the Fort Meade Democrat in Duval, Pinellas, Leon, Sarasota, Hillsborough, Polk, Orange and Pasco counties. The newspaper said Trask owed $718,000 in bad debts. - 4 H Last %eek's Skate-a-thou for muscular dystrophy at Sanford's brought In more than $6,000 and three of the reasons were Melodee rink commended on Saturday night for their efforts. (From left) Jennifer Taylor, whose skating brought in $145 Jimmy Hedrick, $300; and Robin 'flndeI, third-place winner, $214. Doing the honors by presenting new skates to the winners Is Karen Jones, MONDAY, AUGU9T31 Alcoholics Aaoaymsgs, 8 p.m., 1301 W. First St., Sanford. , 74 ., overBaptist Church, Crydijj = LakedQ Lake.MMary. TUESDAY, AUGUST31 Sanford Lions, noon, Holiday Inn, Wiiter Springs Jayeeei, 7p.m., VFW building, 1742. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and [UKt, Sanford Sanford Optimist, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Cominwilty United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Longwood Area Sortema, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR 434. Form for County C0011111118slon caIldetes, 7 30 pm., Geneva Community Center, sponsored by CROP. Community Band, rehearsal, 7 p.m., Seminole Community College Band Room. Register at Registrar's Of lice, SCC.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Vegetable Garden Workshop, 10 am, to noon, Cosnmwilty Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford conducted by Extension Agent Reginald Brown. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., Town House. Sanford Klwaals, noon, Civic Center. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., The Caboose, Sanford Seranaders Senior CItizens Dance, 2:30 p.m., T7a - - ----- .......—•----• p. -- . Jo inn ERI; N SAUD - )1. Registr'i" ---. -. Office, Seminole Community College. Behavioral Insights course for supervisors, 6:30 pm., Executive Point Building, 436 and Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Call Seminole Community College 323-1450. Ext. 377 or 325. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER! Sanford Alcoholics Anonymous, 8p.m., 1201 W. First. Vegetable Garden Workshop, 10 a.m. to now, Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, conducted by Extension Agent Reginald Brown. Sanford Clvitan, 7:15 am., Buck's Restaurant OES Seminole Chapter 2, MasonIc Temple, 8 p.m. HOSPITAL NOTES AUGUST28, 187$ ADMISSIONS Sanford: Edith D. Gooding Sylvira Grady Ernest Lawrence Wanda Lawrence Joule Moody Mildred Rhodes John L Salsbury Verna S. Joerder, Deltona Joseph B. Lockey, Winter Springs , -.. DISCHARGES - Sanford: Mary L Black Willie Hills Carmin E. Holtzclaw Keithian Roberts Patricia McGovern Rebecca McKlnzIe Evelyn Mills John Robimm Ruth W. Thompson linda S. Stephens, Deltona Roberta Spears, Lake Mary Yvonne C. Edwards, baby girl, Orange City Steven C. Tyler, Oviedo Jenette Johnson, Tampa AUGUST 29, 117$ ADMISSIONS Sanford: Michael J. Carson Leonard D. Cooke Virginia H. Galley Eva B. Gustafson Florence Muse Taylor G. Rotmdtree Walter L Scott Dessa S. Knight, DeBary Edmond Williams, DeBary Hollis H. Stanley, DeLand Thomas GlWgan,, Deltona Edward 'Cunningham, Enterprise David Haskins, Foral City Francis Chapman, Longwood Roger B. Butcher, Winter Park DISCHARGES Sanford Charles H. Benoit Margaret L. Hale Frank Huhn Olivia James Linda Maguire Blanch 0. Grout, Deltona Fern E. Benedict, Lake Mary Herbert W. Johnson, Longwood Aaron Capehart, Plymouth FOR CONGRESS JoAnn Saunders has been a home. maker and a businesswoman and is the person the 5th District needs in Washington to bring Government back to the people. William A. McLennan, 79, of 711 E. First St., died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital. A native of Brooklyn, N. Y., he had resided In Sanford for the past three years, moving here from DeBary. He was a cornmunicant of Holy Cross Episcopal Church and was retired from the New York Telephone Co. Survivors include his wife, Mrs. Martha McLisinan, of WEATHER never held public office) She knows - ç- : IoAnn Saunders knows the difficulties senior citizens have and will work for effective solution to solve their needs, JoAnn Saunders cares about YOU and will listen to the people in her district concerning the Government of the PEOPLE how Government works and is dedi. cated to improving it P0 Seem o.'. v., 3MI ...........,. , .,•. -- , i.. - . ..... . NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE AREA DEATH WILLIAM McLENNAN 5th DEMOCRAT JoAnn Saunders has a long record of activities in politics, P T A'S. Civic and Community affairs (although she has JoAnn Saunders for Congress Committee Miami Tourism To Decline? - WINNING SKATERS -" ...4.•4•. SEPT,, 7th VOTE FOR _ Sanford, and son Philip T. McLennan, Staten Island, N. Y. Gramkow Funeral Home Is In charge of arrangements. Funeral Notice McLENNAN, WILLIAM A.— Funeral services for William A. McLennan. 79.01 ill E. First St., who died Saturday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be held at 10 am. Tuesday, at Holy Crou Episcopal Church with Rev. Leroy D. Soper Jr. officiating. Burial in Deland Memorial Gardens, Del. and Gramkow Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. Sunday's high 84, low 0. Mostly sunny with only slight chance of showers during afternoon and evening. Highs In the low 90,, lows In the 70i. Ught winds. TIDES Daytona Beach: high 12:33 a.m., low 5:58 am., 6:40 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 12:10 a.m., low 5:49 p.m., 1:20 p.m. Bayport: high 4:47 am., 1:17 put; low 11:55 a.m., 11:38 p.m. The City of Oviedo proposes to increase your property taxes. A public hearing on the increase will be held on September 6, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall, City of Oviedo, Florida. /s! Nancy K. Cox, City Clerk Help win the rac Monday. August 30, )974—Vol. 69. No. S 0`of,s,4 Daily and Sunday. eIc,ptNSaturday end Christmas DIV or is, Sa4lere Herald, 111C..1% French Ave., Sanford. Fla 13711 Svc and Class PesLse Paid at lantern. Ple,,da 37111. P'O"%e Dri.ver IS cents. Month, 53 ao. 4 .)rh% 514 ?C v.., 17110 By 0/ in FIW44same home Ue.ef, All 09cr "I-i AS Mont, 773 Montp, 514 20. 12 Mcntr,i. 51? 10 0 OF The Only Demo. Candidate Experienced la The ltli Circuit '.1 j.j/ ...j ff 14 10. . '. - :-: ::-'-.. . .•.-'- ....... r -, �Ewningxw--. ki ~ ; N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORo. Area Cods 3053222611 or $31." U you think being a bachelor Is a hig deal, try blthgone when yos'r,hangi7. IAmealtimes. FLA. 3277i Around Monday, Aug. 30, 1974—u WAYNE O. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor j , 0 JOSEPH D. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director Iliiur Delivery: Wetk. 55 cents: Month, 12.40; Months, 114.20; Vv-d r. $2840. By MMI: In Florida same as home deUry. All other mail: Month, 12.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, 132.40. _____ 6 rill 11W 1 1; iq Reason The Clock Triumphs By NORM osuii ~11 1, .--.I 1 --, j LL if $ In Platform Debate While President Ford and Ronald Reagan have some genuine differences over the substance and style of U.S. foreign affairs, the debate over the "morality" of our policy by the Republican National Convention was almost on another subject. The genuine differences between the two men had been illuminated to some degree In the primary elections when the debate was over the Panama Canal, the strategic arms balante, detente and similar subjecta. By contrast the convention policy discussion ''I J I .1 . ~ for refusing to talk tosolj It could have been that arms limitation discussions with the Soviet Union were at a critical stage and the President saw nothing to be gained by Introducing an unnecessary Irritant. But even If timing Is put aside, we fail to see how a visit with a Soviet critic could Improve our foreign policy. Everything the Soviet author says and thinks is easily available. Symbolically a hint that we are looking back at the days of the cold war, which he more or less advocates, would send a cold chill through the world. By the same token, Helsinki conference results do have a very fundamental flaw because everything depends upon the good intentions of the Soviet Union. On the other hand, a drift back to confrontation poses greater dangers to world stability — and most certainly far less hope to the people oppressed by the Soviet Union. Finally, Secretary of State Henry Kissinger does have his legitimate critics we ourselves have occasionally taken him to task. But from our 50-yard seat, his overall yardage looks good. The United States is not involved in any wars, the Potential for aJewish-Arab war is less today than It was a few years ago, ourrleatlonshlps with our is generally satisfactory and we are beginning to make our influence felt on the African continent. And, for that matter, the foreign policy and national security planks in the platform hammered out by the convention committee are clear-eyed, - 4, 1.41 1 Ji constructive and moral approaches to our relationships with our friends and enemies. Apparently the majority at the convention saw things the same way, realizing that the morality Issue was nothing more than the third grab at the life ring by a sinking candidacy. The Reagan partisans' efforts to whip up an emotional storm by exploiting three hard right code words Solzhenitsyn, Helsinki and Kissinger did not become an explosive issue because Intelligence triumphed over emotion. There's no better tonic for a political party. - - ~* ,I H Private Push Best The need for nuclear energy expansion In the United States will demand an estimated six to nine new plants to supply the enriched uranium for fuel. The House, taking We of the estimated condrudlon cost of up to $42 billion, has approved 1egtlthLtm that would allow private companies to compete with the govenanet In fuel 0&t1OtL The profit motive should encourage greater efficiency In the proposed facilities. In addition to sharing In the plant colt, the companies would pay royalties to the government for use of the technology which Is now a federal monopoly. Under the cooperative effort, the government could maintain security of nuclear materials and the secret processes. And the potential for extraordinary profits would be controlled by congressional review of all contracts. The Nuclear Fuel Assurance Bill merits Senate approval and President Ford's signature, not only to perform the function spelled out title, but to relieve the American taxpayer of a fiit1Un of the cod burden. ban two an of action span to him. He cm cook at home or at out. And each course his its special pitfalls. The poor guy jad can't win. The shelves of society we Marked agaln.1 him. Let's assume first he decides to eat at home. That melanin to d h. to find a home whore he Is allowed to OWL And this lan't as easy as it sounds. Jut ask this fellow I bow very welL He anlv.d aev*rM years ago In an Ohio tow,, to work and darW hisoft an He on ad In the newjp.r aid called e ninbir. "1o, rm hMraded In that apartment you're th advertising Can you tell me more?" "Well, we have a furnished beckuota, living I and bethroom. And no cooking," sii. added You he,, to buy the whole 11*1g." W. * : — OIV$PA w( man who says - it - ___ f'flI around - us." The moral: It you're married or at lead have someone to share a loaf of bread with you on a regular basis make the bad 01 IL You never had It so good. - Over to the lanbehop coi*1r he tralpaus. H. 0mb a package 01 five chop. "Sorry, air," an the attended on duty, "we can't separate the package. - TOM TIEDE - DON OAKLEY P .4 Trudeau's IRA Plan. SIT.r cing OTTAWA (NEA) Pierre Elliott Trudeau cow into the Cansdiai Political scene li ke a rock through a picture window. Unfortandely, the scattered glass has not only wounded me nation but Its rrelations with the United Slates as well. Not In modern times has there been more tendon between the good neighbors. - - • -' 1W •-- N es rE . 30 infliLvi waka l Ili i I I long border Is real and surprisingly fragile; Ube is not anti-American, he fits that description well Much of the litany of Trudeau maudactdantIon Is well b* Heorhisoesce are forever threatening ti 1"tj,n of U.S. interests hi a d . He has recently ordered a blackout of U.S. advertisements on the American television programspicked up In north. He has sharply Increased the price of OIL He has Instituted policies, discouraging U.S. Investments In his nation. And, of course, he has mimed few opportun ities to tell the world of fallout received from residing side by side with the rich unwashed. Far more important than those irrttsUons however, Is Trudeau's all but Incounprebenslble ______ abandosunent of Csqada'a military security respotulbthties to the U.S. and to 1.at Iscmdomiy known uth a decade the P.M. has reduced the Canadian service from a proud force to a htmlliited one, and thereby decidedly relaxed the defense of North America. we qIfgi . to set V ) I Per Cad 01 fatal VIis1 InCOID (wtddue,et is lower)Iaa beak accoigandpayflotue$ onthe ney U he or die ruth's. and begins withdrawing it, at which time he or she win in mostcuesbeInaertazbracke. Tbe author of , Jr., R ,n , to Wdude nonworking epouses. H. has proposed an mnnhrdthatwoaldaUowac.toaetup either two tax.dec'errsd rutiromad accomigs of fl,OIOsth or one joint aeco 0112,000 to cover both hushind and wife. Supporters of the amen&ient point out that althengh more and more women are working OIde the home, more t halt 01 all wives hi the United States are Mill fuiltim, homemakers. Yet they are not eligible for any type of pension nian. __ a ______________ - - - ___ - I 140 - 4. - -~..~ 1 : - - -. - - "Nice sermon. Send me a bill!" _________________________________________________________________ - JOHN - . ', Slow'Pitch'Tö.urn,n'nt Snyder's Landscaping camSlow Pitch Softball Tournament as di' Carl Lee hi the uprising. roaring out of the lloser 's at Fort Mellon Park. A total of eight teams parbra cket Sunday to capture the Anderson had three runs ticipated In the tournament Thee br batted In during the contest with Orlando Whiteside title In the Seaboard Coastline dropped the first game played with Joe LANC HSLIN Benton plating two. finishing third and Mission on Sat day, b went ii- Benton also had two homers In Gardens fourth. Al U N ur ut GI.nSmlth 5 2 2 daunted by whipping Lake the semifinals. LAISHILIN Curtis Johnson 4 2 3 Helen 14-13 In Sunday's first Al I H IS Allan Burris 421 game and then 'won the SNYDII'$NUlSIIY Glenn Smith 401 0 Ernest Harris 4 1 1 showdown co ASINISI Curtis Johnson 300 0 ntest by an 1-5 Do J.S.CIdwII 434 Alan 2 IvrIs 3 4 1 0 1 Kenny MlkIRudd 3 1 2 count. 4 1 1 o Ernest Harris 3 01 i DveCIIfløn Carl Lot 1 0 2 4 0 1 0 J-11. C a ldw el l 3230 ug Dowdy A five-rim second Inning 3 01 3 1 3 2 KlflflyOlOvv' Butch Barnes LarryMIIp.r 3 proved too muclifor Lake llelen 3 0 i DivClIgt 30I1 Dan Long 1 o o In the f inale as Bob Sum- BobSummirvipi. 311 0 ugDowy I 0 0 0 ROxMoran .'ohna.s 3 i i o Da nny Long merville, John Boggs, Gary BlIlparham 3 0 2 2 Total $131, 3 o Rex Moran 3 1 1 0 SNyoli LANDSCAPING Muse, Bruce Drummond and GaryMus. 2 1 1 1 TitaIs S S AS i H Donnie Anderson all con- MttSISWaIt 1 I 1 1 DOnnis Andirson BrucaDrummond 3 1 0 In 2 0 0 0 i—. Mike Rudd 3 1 2 trlbuted base hits for Snyder's, T.tals 11303 2-5 $ I • • Lake Huh Carl 433 -- . '. I' Joe Benton LarryMlilur r John Bons .0 423 Bill Parham 312 Bruce Drummond 322 Otto Thos 1 11 Gary Muss 3_03 1355 Helm 311 *5 1.I3 155 Snider Land. 131 lie 3255 - JOE BENTON GREETED BY TEAMMATES following second home run against Lake Helen - Graham Takes American AKRON, Ohio (AP) Mdii- up in a breeze more accu- round, including a birdie on the odical David Graham calmiy rately, in a coW,or gusty wind. dosing holes and finishing the added the American Golf Clas- he skinny A ustralian, win- 73J event with a 14-under sic to his long list of inter- net of to urnam ents on four con- total 4274. national titles, sewing this one Unergs, Ignored the shifting The red of the pack, led by winds which baited challenger rwmnanp Lou Graham afterchallenger Into the 53 latIn to David was far beS acres of water dominating the hind. Lou Graham added a - - -no Nor don the Soclal Security sygsm adequately covell homemalren they say. A wife can't draw any Social Security benefits until age 62, even If her husband dies before she reaches U Rams Prove To Be The Class Of West Division ' NFL . 322 313 400 Bob Summerville 0 --. , . no- - FiredOne Country Club's less. closing 6S to his course record By JACK STEVENSON seemed to have the edge until hawks joining the pro league. Sai er-known but treacherous 8.5 Saturday, finishing four nts drew a top draft choice In attack A? Sparta Writer,, he broke his thumb In an eshi- Jack Patera, a defensive spe. All-American Lawrence Mccutmore games than the ret of North course Sunday. shots behind the winner. halfback Quack cheon and Cappelletti In th Once again the Los rgeles bitlon game Saturday night. He clalist, Is head coach. e their division combijied, Sir The globetrotting whiner,'30.' li ni Muncie from Ca Graham won $40,000 of the tofor a. Rams under Coach QIUCI Knox Is expected to miss about six same backfIeld. Francisco ended In second tal purse of $200,000 In conor. Neither Atlanta nor New a berth in this week's A yea r ago the Rams, with a place with a 5-9 record and Dick vindng go Into the season as the class of weeks of action. Troubte.piad Atlanta leans appears strong enough to ashion, notching a World Sines of God on Firef the National Football ConferYet In the quarterback do' challenge the Rams forthe lop bem slow to start and its pre. 12-2 regular seam record. won Nolan was fired as coach. done's pradiglous South course three-under-par 69 in Me ence West, and this time they partment, most of the Interest spot season iosaes Included a 17-3 as In the division, so only the setback at the hands of the triumph to a hope to add a spruced-up of- will center on San Francisco 49ers are considered COn- ond expansion club secvictory at the We stchester (ewe to their other strengths. where Jim Plunkett returns to tenders. Tampa Toronto If Plunkett plays up Class ic two nths ago. NASL mo to final he added this Bay. However, Steve Bar. Knox teams have won three Ids home arm. The A— "I just played good golf," the sEArnx (AP) — "This Is tkOwski,An Outstanding rookie successive divisional titles Trophy winner from Stanford Australian explained happily. mirrored the feelings Of his ToEuseblo led Toronto, the Attou~They am 4-1 In the Pre- quarterback lad aeason, bene. the best day for me,,, since he became head coach, played 0*4 hIs contract at New season. beamed rOnto teammates Saturday fol. lantic Conference "I had two bogeys in 72 holes ... fits from the 1975 experience. Euseblo In a rare spurt of lowing the Metros! 3-0 with an 81 per cent victory England and the 4km-s traded The Saints could be a surprise champion one on the first bole of the victory which g Although Rem. are satis- English. "For 15 years I play over the record, and the dub become for him. and for the first time in their ot theplayoff title match Minnesota Kicks In winning three gamesbyIntoirnamnent and another on No. noted for defense and Its ground d in general, they still ex. this football and this was the Soccer Bowl '76, the North seven days, Plunkett becomes the third history, they won three straight 14 today when I three-putted. to a 1.0 attack. pertinent and still seek the NFC Stanford quarterback to direct on the road albeit In the pert "The wind really did make a Aague lead with his direct free kick at "Seattle, $ This fall, the Rams are show- the 49ers preceded by Frank- preseason. Reserve Bobby title which they lost In the beautiful. Gm-eat championship, before a crowd 40:23 from the 28-yard line. His difference in the course today, ings.xne trick plays, passing on Ic Albert and John Brodie. And Scott has been used at quarter- playoff against Minnesota and place. Big place toy. Good of 25,765 in the Klngdome. shot grazed the head of a Kick it just did a complete 360 (de.for me, for my team because first first down more and In general the club has anew coach, Monte back In place of Archle Man. the past two seasons. Sparked by E useblo, the Met- def ender and sizzled t urn) from the first three my people don't know about To. ros' leading loosening up the offense. The Clark, a Southern California ning, who still Is recovering John It seemed like I was hitscorer during the upper left corner of the net over days. Cappelletti, who won his ronto until today. But we have regular season and big battle has been between alum and assistant to Don Shula tlngmy one, two ant at 34 the old goalkeeper Geoff Banrett. from off-season shoulder sur. Heisman Trophy at pem State, good luck.,, Irons James Harr Is and Ron at Miami the past six seasons. gery. an day." man on the team, Toronto appears set for more action this Toronto made It 2-0 at 53:57 Jawom'skl for the starting quar. Eusetlo, the ageless former scored once In the first The NFC West gets a new m, who also writes a TheveteranHankStramtook year and Knox has ex- Poduguesewor!dcup half and when Ivan Lucacevic took terback assignment. Harris member with the Seattle See- over the coaching reins and the perimented with a two twlceinthesecondandwasth cross from Ivair Ferreira 10 column for a golf magazine and fullback played with a sore right foot, control most of the W&. Isoneofulegame'stopc. yards out from the goal. makers, said: "I really never ______________ felt I had a lock on It until I hit myteeshoton15" Graham and Raymond Floyd began the final round tied for Maybe best collection Stabilized for the tour nament lead at li-unfirst time Training camp rash of Tom Wittum, fine athon one roster. Speed- since Brodie with addi- injuries Superb pass rush from Thinner Frank Nunley Veteran unit adapting der. Both were among 24 golfwon't affect this late, handles punting This is my dark horse ends Cedrick Hardman, has found new life as well to Clark's zone constar Delvin Williams tion of Jim Plunkett. area, Clark's specialty, without hitch But em-s who had to come to the deciteam in NFL. Rookie future star at halfback, Problem Is receiving Only Woody Peoples sion has to be made on Tommy Hart. Two middle man Good cepts. Jimmy Johnson coach Clark looks like mobile kids. Jimmy range on outside with at corner is ageless Edcourse early Sunday to finish can team with any of end Gene Washington definitely lost for placekicking, between he has winning ;Ouch, three fullbacks, prob. the lone bright spot Seasor, Look for rookie Webb and Cleveland Skip Vanderbundt, Ted die Lewis his heir appa. their third rounds, halted Late erratic Steve Mike.Ma. And Plunkett is the right Elan, have moved into Washington, and Willie rent. ably Wilbur Jackson Could use another. Randy Cross to play yer and old Bruce Saturday Need healthy Mel after one rainguy to jack up offense Very good. middle to Stabilize tricky Harper pushing for Good. center. Fair. play. Phillips to steady safeGossett Good, drenched three-hour delay and tackle spots Good, They should upset ing time Good, ties Good. Rams. First piac., the arrival later of a second Monte Clark - CUNNIFF ans a . • ' Sales m _____ r,, .... o under Roth's hip An Art WI, however, the nonworking wife could begin to draw 04 her share of IRA not her husband was dill alive. With enough encouragement, perhaps Congress will do something for the little woman, too. - ,,, .4 - 11, ' NFC West San Francisco Running OFFENSE Passing Line Kicking ___________ ______________ , , - Championship Front - DEFENSE Linebacking - Secondary Summary - ___________ _____________ Los Angeles (4 lzi Ili thunderstorm. Even if 0 J doesn't per. This is where Rams may Chuck Knox has clay- Jacking up punting form for home folks, not stumble Again Ron Ja- erly begun turnover game is prime order of suffering with Lawrence worsk,-James Harris among old guys Cowan, business Bill Simpson McCutcheon as main. bust at quarterback Scibelli retired, but level begin asked to doub!c xtay e'ded by Jm Bcr• doosn'f hoip lOam, not disturbed with kids as safety-punter. Tom lelson, Cullen Bryant Receivers are tine, like Doug France, Den- Dempsey's yo-yo career and eager John Cap. flashy and deep Need nis Harrah to step in. found him on top yo in peiletti Very good. sling shot Fair. Good, field goals last year ANDERSON Naw The congressmen fm-urn Mississippi have bees Largely owned by Bankers Trust and, th erefore, Footnote: Federal officials have confirmed huddling priva tely with Treasury Officials to Is mired In th e same financial bog. to be the same ones who support benefits for seek federal funds to bail out Bankers Trust. At that they have been besieged by Mississippi business, The Insurance company also these dosed-door meetings, two of the most savings and loan associations. ThisInsured preci other politicians about the financial debacle but have They are usually the first, for example, to persuasive pleader's have been Rep. G.V. panIc withdrawals, which force pi atated raredenied out. the proposed federal aid Is a political bail' demand that the taxpayers bad out faltering "Sunny" Montgomery, D.-Miss., and Rep. Treat moratorium on withdrawals. corporations. No small companies, mind you. Lott. R.-ML,s., who happen to have a personal It should be noted that Mi"lppl's Bankers Al this point, the political pressur Congress seldom rushes to the rescue of small e began. Trust Is unrelated to the bet*er.known Bankers in 014c014,a be Appeals have mismanaged companies. These are allowed to en made to Commerce Trust lii New York City. Montgomery owns 2,760 shares In Bankers Secretary EllIqt Richardson, Treasury sink Into bankruptcy as casualties of the WATCH ON WASTE: The federal govern. free mnt and has $7,931 on deposit. Lolt owns 500 Secretary William Simon and the White Houae ment's enterprise system. curiosity shares and has $4,000 In savtnga. A third member Itself. Insatia ble. Forms are conout Isfrom Washington The corporations must be giants, their of the delegation, Rep. mad Cothaan, R.'MIss., StAIMY go demanding mismanagement massive, before Congress will owns 300 shares and has a The entire Mississippi congreu1ona anSwers to endless q. bo ut 8,500 In saving s. delegation, Led by the venerable Sen. John Intervene. Intervene. Food stamps may be cut back for the Other prominent politicians are reported to have Stennis, The Health, D.-MISS., called on Simon. Montgomery merit, xa Education and Welfare DepartfortoeLW mple, requires every college and poor, bid millIons are available for Penn Central far greater holdings in the faltering company. and Loll made the strongest pitch for federal aid. university out sever Railroad and Lockheed Aircraft. Bankers Trust Is Mississippi's largest dateal annual reports. One ch Meanwhile, Garth Marston, Mississippi's 30-man congressional chartered, privately airman of the of the questionnai res, a 50-page document enInsured saving and locm Federal delegation, for example, has been outspoken association, it began Loan Bank Board, flew to titled, "Degrees and other Formal Awards to flo'4rr - earlier this MIsiJauippL Home After his return, he confided that be Conferred," against government spending to help the poor. year. Th was dispatched this year to e try ere were charges of gross hoped to ,,expe But the Mississippi congressmen ha ve been mismanagemen dite the timely pNceasin, of one of the nation's 3,00 Institutions of higher t. applications for insurance" from MEltlssIpçg's learning. maneuvering behind the scenes to save the Not only p&lticos and tat cats have money In savings and low assocbiticqi. huge Bankers That Savings and Loan Bankers Trust. Some 60,000 ordinary But unfortunately, 37 of the 50 pages didn 't empire from financial collapse. This means that the taxpayers, In effect, will apply to the 1,141 community colleges, which got Misalisipplans, Including many elderly, stand to co-sign the tnswance that the failü Banker, The Mtetelppi delegation has brought Lose millions. th full, fat forms anyhow. These colleges, of Trust will soon attempt to collect, pressure on the Treasury Department and the Because the s*vInu and loan combine Isn't course, MeanwJJe nei er e federal nor state Since treturned the 37 pages absolutely blank. Federal Home Loan Bank Board to aid the fede rally in th tothfind out eI*at ca he forms came in triplicate, this sured, thi depositors mud depend on governmen are trying tailing financial empire. This could cod the the amounted to abo ut 120,000 pages of blank paper. orivate insurance npany which Insured the financial fiasco. The state legislature taxpayers as much as $100 million, which would Bankers Trust. Footnote: An HEW spokesman Insisted It was buy a lot of food damps for the brmgry. enacted a voted Conservatorship for Bankers T* but cheaper to acrid a single r'çort to every InBut unfurtunateI, the Insurance company Is speciflcal: down a detailed Inquiry. dilution than to prepare separate reports. , - 116$ Move Afoot To Bail Out Another Firm Wins - - Congress= who vote --- - f- ____ NEW YORK (AP) Salesmanship Is an art Is only a fraction of the total. Never has anyone that Trudeau, of course, has never had much use economoves goods and thus helps to keep our had an Interest In the total market my moving, but It Is also an art that When somebody tells you that you would have for organised anus. As an academic he saw demands closest and caution earned a pile of money If you had Invested In the warfare as largely Imperialistic; Indeed, he even Led we become its victims, market at such and such a time, ask him to resented Canada's participation against Hitler The Ohio High School Athletic Association Here are two situations In which you could which stock or docks he refers. And then ask: seems to have the ridiculous notion that there AM the Japanese One of his first acts after become involved over the next few months: Did you recommend them at the time? election was to signal a shrinkage of cornare physical differences between boys and girls. The stock salesman "If you had bougj*a mitment to NATO: since then he has dollar's It has a rule, anyway, that tom-lids girls to The automobile salesman th "Sire the price Is worth of stock during e depth of systematica lly cut the defense force to hig r an last year, but what he th isn't? But look t play on boys' teams in contact sports, such as where It recession late in 1974, as represented by the Dow it nkW mom per foothill and basekthall. Schools belonging to the this way, you won't pay a now could not defend Ottawa (against Mon-- Jones Industrial average, you could 5011 it today treal?) much less the rest of the nation's 3.5 for more than $1.50. month, That's because we can get you 00-month Which Includes all of the pu public high million square miles. financing, Instead of 4$ or 30 sthoolsand mod of he Jw icr high schoolsin the "But If you had put your money Into gold, as so •1 [Q, If you had to pay off $5000 In 30 state, as well as the majority of private seconIt's not that he's against spending many faddists were encouraging to do, YOU months 12 perthan cent you'd be sending the bank a dary schools, have to abide by It If they want to The Canadipn budget has gone fourfold ai would have lost almost the sameyou amount. The check foratmore every month. This way compete in sanctioned Interscholastic games 196$, to a present estimate of $42 billion annually. Dow Went UP, but gold went down." you ' ll only have to shell out a bit over $111. Can j The superintendent and board of education of Yet where in1966the armed forces accounted for U you are presented with this argumen t, which you see tha Yellow Springs, Ohio, school system ha ve t"' 20 per cent of the budget, It now Is allowed only is commonly used these days, you might contaken the matter to U.S. District Court In 10.7 per cord. The military costs are iti billloi alder asking In j ur most naive manner these It Ian't hard to see at all, of course, and It Daytona and are suing to have the rule declared this year, or $171 per citizen; by comparison the questions: should be difficult to foresee the problems either. uncong1tutg They contend that by forcing U.S. spends $110 billion, or about How do! buy a dollar's worth of dock? How do Ask the salesman how much more you'd have them to discriminate In sports on the basis of I buy the Dow Jones average? Have you to pay by extending the terms to be years. The sex, the rule puts them in violation of guidelines deducted commissions? jou compare Not to put too fine a point on It, the Canadian specific Investment, gold,Why with do st',cks, of whicha answer Is nearly $700. In the first Instance your set by the U.S. Department of Health, Education $5,000 loan becomes $3,976, In the second, $6,860, and Welfare. military Is comic. It consists of 76,000 active and there are thousands? or thereabouts. 21,000 reserve personnel, its naval arm has 20 What the plaintiffs are apparently most The truth Is, you cannot Invest In the industrial seeing these destroyers and three conventional suisnarines, average, as such. You might purchase equal feel theAfter 60.mnonth loan calculations Is worth you dill might concerned aobut, however, Is not the question of and Its air force maintains only three fighter amounts of the 30 shares that make up the this question: What are you going It, but to now cornea an equal break for girls but the possibility that bases. There are warlords in the world stronger average, but to do so would Involve costly car needs to be turned In before that?do If your the violation could cause them to lose thousands than this. The Northwest Mounted Police are cixnmnlsslopj, Any Car buyer r uns the risk of having his car of doilar In federal aid they now receive. stronger than this. By way of contrast, neutral The Ohio High School School Athletic Neither, of course, can you Invest In "the stock wear out before live years. And that could mean Association co Sweden, with one third the Canadian population, market." The New York block that the rule was actually has 10 times the soldiers. ock Exchange alone that Instead of a down payment toward your next designed to Insure girls an opportunity to play has more than a thousand Issues listed, and that car you'll have a deli that never got paid off. sports. - - 'I - _ ___ _ WASHINGTON 1. -...- I , , .I.,- .- acoInponypeonpiancmput askIe$1,5nJ or 13 J ______ other remindelo that his values are Othello thanj • those of Uncle Sam. In eight tempestuous year smo uchief01dateTrude,,has fo,theflrst im,In memory reminded both sides that our 550O m ile JACK I up their own private "tax shelter." Undue MA, a working person ad covered by an ___ .,:..-;.4.-. .. . . fl It isn't true that (bngr= never does wyt for the little M. Thanks to the ladivideel RetirementAccount (IRA) act passe d by Cogras. In 1t74, an Snyder ' s Captures Crown . . - prime mIip'j na . 0 - Taiwan during the Olympic Games was but C i ' tL;, " S I * to -7 - I.. :. ;,.$. -i-. . 3 4%, - . . ilf,~#~ ,., -V.-! •' ,. W*& ~ Al lows r . I I Star Is against programs for the poor, invariably, seem ,Ji1H - "Sorry, this toki. Is rouerved for two or more. at the coidar and service pry will be quicker anyway" die aft, trying to encourage the guy to move. So there he s its alone, tired, didfliieloned ai In its BERRY'S WORLD --- AMrmative. glad e loaf 517 ALMA 5MHAR w A? Spins 1tSf hich had won the opener of the for'gam, series at Onchviaft's Division Is now 12 n. It wumonetha, jut anotherga,,, Inthedogdayi of Riverfront Stadlin. Neverthele., the Ptls took the season Manny Sanguinsi to acore the winning ran. Ssguluen singled to , Clue serl, 74, the Reds dI&*'t convince him of anything rigid It was a chance for the Cindrusati Reds to leave a mMNge with to opon t he im aid was seal!used to second by Tommy "Phils ue. D.., ark the Fhilad.lpiga Phillues, sonwthlng for th Elsewtm-e In the NatIoaj League, the Houston Aos strut ad ng em to think about on "If anythi wis the St. lsi Carn* the way to their anticipated showdown In , think i, It was that they ain't as good as they horn. as Moinit again ew the bell pad caidror Mike Sadek Esp blanked the the National League are," hi said. 'Ibey get every break In the bock Theyo I playoffs. Diego Padres 34, the Pfltsb Pfr Dedgers 2, M 1 think they're superbmnnan, but theyre list another baliclub t Giants in 11 brIngs, the Los Ang edged the San Francisco th eles Do4gartJIn,I , me." "We proved we could get rune hi ways they can't" said Cm- New York3-211.1*3-1 Toem, Jobs ovisd the s on Mx IdIs while Billie Smit ___ ___ h's arid the Qdcago cubs beat the 4Wl1a Braves cbmatl second baseman Joe Morgan after the Beds Mole a $4, 1$. 3-s. , who made only his second relief ap- Torn &i's record Losing pitcher Jim hung decision from Philadelphia In a matcimp of division to 1040. Jobs, $4, struck out four and pearae of the year, said the s Cincinnati remains nine games leaden Sunday. "pio,ed we are two very walked just us In pitching ida fourth cmnpkte game of the eries ahead 4th. Los Angeles good baseball dubs. But we made th an th Dedgers e mistakes, d at's bow season. The Reds, who trailed, 44 at one stage, tied the game hi the nt while Phllade11gg's lead over Pittsburgh In the Eastern ni h they but when Pit. Rose scored from second as Phils Cake 3, Braves 2 catcher Bob Boone Ash's. 1,____ Ca* o _ let a third strike___ — George Mitterwald's two-run___ homer In the fifth toning helped Rookie Joe SainHto a owed jad ll four hits In pitching his fim-at the Cabs' from him for a passed ball. They tied the score again In the 13th Ray Burns even his record at 12-12 after a &wiil ___ 3-10 complete game In the major leagues. what Dave Concepcion ___ dart. scored from second on an Infield out, "The h'ugest I had In knocking the ball away from Boone on a play at th gone the majors before today was 43-3 Espes 3, PadrI 3 10 M . e plate. livings," said Samblto, 2-1, who also had a rim-scoring single. AM they finally won it In the 15th when Ken Griffey Montreal's Steve Rogers,142, pitched a for-bitter for his sixth but out a Eida Herald, Sa.Ierd, Fl. "Ge fIIII, I can't begin to describe complete gino flee shutout was of the lessen. Pinch-hitter Jose Morales broke up two-out pounder for an Infield single as Concepcion raced home. Menday, Ave. so, it." The victory was the Reds' third In a row over Philadelphia, a accrue. pitching duel between Rogers and Rick Sawyer, 3-1, In ________________ k 3, Gadp 2 the seve nth with an RBI'1ije It was Morales! 21st hit as a pinch. Two wild pitches by Randy Moffltt In the 11th Inning allowed hitter this year, tops In the National League. - Is lucky wasting half -.-.--- C*ncsnnati Cops Series FroM-PhlinAghl nkin - So oft gus the poor, h.guy bachelor to a reltaa-esl. He apola a booth to the nor and, On all the pra of the day, looks forward to a relaxed mini. slimy chance. "Are you alone, sir?" asks the bedraggled host.. ri-khg after him. iç or Danny Ozark Impress •-U,)' Jod "morality in foreign policy" as perceived by the - The IflIl$S hacbslor "No cooking? How come?" was basically political, another effort by Reagan .,.'rtIsans to b..ctory. No other truction is possible iaering the substance hard-line conservatives Alexander Solxhenitsyn, the Helsinki conference and Henry Kissinger. President Ford undoubtedly had good reasons ft'5 a "Well," she replied, "b&141er1 ial1j Ilk, to edolt." "Sult suppose you find one who likes to eat at home once In awhile?" "I never remember that happening. That's why I apecifled 'executive' hi the at They usually always eat out." Result: this fellow I know real will hung Let us now amine the poor hacti,It enough finally to Ibid iptmeat with the luxuries eta Move and neMgurltor. Now to the corner grocery foe goodies to wi,&e for 11* evening, On the bFtnd COid he ihlY linYis, Obviously made for family_b1g He could buy one of these, but he'll wind up th and waste food? -.,.* ,., h- To Reds Fall .V Good. Chuck Knox 00 New Orleans , / Drafted pair of prizes, Maybe Hank Stram's Youngsters like Kurt Adequate with Tom Chuck Muncie and Tony moving pocket theories Schumacher. Emanuel Blanchard as punter, Galbreath, but they're will fit Archie Manning Zanders at guards Rich Szaro for field no cinch to start ahead and help realize his provide cornerstone for goals, but concentra. of holdovers Mike Stra. talent Larry Burton building Fairly set unit, lion needed on special chan, Alvin Maxson Can should developassoph with rookiesupportfrom teams which were vulMuncie take pounding Watch Out for Tinker tackle Bob Simmons. nerable against returns Very good. Owens Fair. Good, last year FaIr, _________________ Hank Stram Atlanta Dave Hampton finally There Should be no Young unit Larron Got very little produccracked 1,000 barrier. If soph jinx for rookie-of. Jackson shifted to tackle lion from field goal kickhe shows any signs of year Slave Bartkowski because 01 injuries er Nick Mike-Mayer in slowing. Oubba Bean, Wants to Improve pass- Depth might be '75 John James is axSonny Collins ready to ing percentage. Ex-Vik. problem. Underrated Cellent punter What I Marion Campbell stop in But thefe's no ing John Gilliam, jim guy is Jeff van Note at they really need are big fullback in sight Mitchell will see to it center Can't afford inlu. some kick returners Good. Very good. rie Fair. Fair. Excellent unit* hen all Must know something to Steady in the deep spots bodies are healthy Jack let Ken Geddes go in ex- with safeties Dave ElYoungblood class of pansion Rick Kay looms mendort, Bill Simpson NFL ends. Fred Dryer as successor, to go with Comer on one corner in doesn't trait much, spirited Jack Reynolds Monte Jackson Could Merlin Olsen looks in middle, all-pro Isiah use top quality man at ageless at tackle post. Robertson on right. Very the other corner. Good. Very good. good. On paper, Rams repeat And are favored to do so DiJt at CO spot, they are vutner. able no matter how much Confidence Knox professes Still a winfling team Second Place. '•'_ After a four-ho ur break, the leaders teed off and Graham immediately took to the wind. Swept COW50. David Graham. $.,OOo 494749 49__fl Lou Graham. 522.500 73 Tom Jenkins, $11,200 71 6771 7279 Jim Simons. 55.267 734,e2s Sneed. sa.267 Ed The names (loot mean Anchor is Joe FaderNo shortage of talent much, but Bob Pollard spiel, man in the middle Ernie Jackson. Chuck (moved to end), Steve Lots of competition for Crist, Terry Schmidt. et Baumgartner. Andy Outside spots Stram at But to have some. Dorris have been has had good luck in one lamiliarwithsystem, around long enough to past with his linebacker dredged up ex-Chief stabilize into competent units Will again 03.0(1 Jim Kearney from Tamfront four. Fair. pa Fair. This has been most hopeless franchise in NFL because of organ. 'Zalional problems starting on top. Hank Stram willremedy that, make them respectable team Finally. Third - _________________ Tremendous boost from Tommy Nob,s can go Ray Brown, past Fa:con return of Claude on much longer: Don MVP, triggers active unit Humphrey from knee Hansen lost in expan. with Only one change surgery. Not only talks sion Greg Brezina's no Sammy Williams ac. good game, but plays it. kid either So tn's quired from Chargers Falcpns hae showed may can play respect. able football But doesnt mean they can win Too much depends on - made possible traae ol departrnent is vulner. for Tom Hayes Go, a,. John Zook to Cardinals able Ralph Ortega a perienced backups, too Good, hopeful Fair. Fair. Bob Gilder. U.27 724771 13-250 R'k Mass.ngale. tSMQ 7149,67.11-241 Ray Floyd. t3.Q At 611,4476-2s) Wally Armttrong, $3,9O 71 t6414-2$I Tom Watson. 70-72 6a73— Bob E. Smith. $1,3.$) 71 49 61-16-2s3 Miller Barber, 14.210 744949.7l3 Jerry McGee, 54.210 Jerry Pate. t1.2i0 _____________ 6472 47 70 individual effort from Bartko*ski Nobi Humphrey Fourth place. 67.72 n ; . ______________________ ___________________________ Seattle Thin in quality Ex-Colt Seriously hampered by Got some surprises Hesitate to pinpoint Bib Olds at fullback cis. inexperience, Jim Zorn from expansion tack- eventual booters beest to recognizable Neil Graft. Steve Myers los Norm Evans, Nick cause guys they drafted name No visible speed all untested OS's One Bebout, guards RO'.ky for lobs, punter Rick to outside Pleasant sur- fine receiver in Ahmad Rasley, John Demania, Englg place-kicker Pose has been rookie Rashad. He's not near center Fred Hoagtin Don B'ttdich, must Sherman Smitn, ex-08 enough as threat. Poor. Lotsofmileegeontnem, provetniamselves under Poor, though Fair. stress Felt. - a so a Jack Patera From own experience, Could be strongest part Picuj up some guys Palera believes this is of team, Mike Curtis, who've been regular, where you start build. Don Hansen, Ken Such as cornsr bacx Ell ing team, so Chose Geddes all proven pros McMillan. safely A:Mau. Steve Niehaus first n Augmented by rookie hews and or lln voting draft That's a nice hefty Sarrim'1 Green. They'll player 'tam Steeiers in stal for the future make the defense corner back Dave Felt. respectuble Go-A. Bro'*n Good. Jack Patera has stud. performances o'expanson teams well, ,iows three wins would rTeln a big year Guys you road about here wont all be anourid in December Last place. - .'.'..,...".' ..; ,;. :'i, ": -: ''. ''.....,-'tp. , "'"I ./r-''.' .i i I • - I .....'). - .t'_.i.i a '.'.,' '' ..i."i.i:'. 1 '- i...........J 5 I 1f11 I I ,(_,% ',,, I,, I ...-, .1' . .. 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NY, LW Palmer III. (Irles); 4. Seethe Lad (Gilt); S. 142. Romeo Adlo (Ormsby); 4. Royal Lobe (Rauth); I. Domino Gil, Minor Leagues ILIASUI PINALJTANDINS$ "WOM Ohio" Tamps LMsIam 34.PitSflbff$ Winti, Hew.e WLPCtSC 7$ N ste ' 4 fl. 3 Ii $3 7$ Ml l3 kvwm DOWN" 7, U $2 134 ' U 7, ' ' .3eln', -, SIXTH - I. JoIua (Strong); Gypsy Schuyler lUdell); 3. Varsity Bomb (Gill); J.M. Captain (DagenalI);4.IenZ(D,Berry);7 Nauys Folly (Dennis); S. Flyer LL i,;•. Evening SEVENTH Neely); 2. Ocata Eagle (Jefferson); I C _•_•-..,.,,-•_ s=td, P1. Mendey, A.,, IL rn-il .- Title WIUIAMSPORT, Pa. (AP - A iIIck4leldlng defense, a grongnnedpltchIng*affi1 opportunistic batting attack 4 .. ________ wned a Tokyo team the his ________________ cham$oesMp In the 30th Little 1, 14111* World Series. j, Extending the Far East's do. mjjtatjon of this tournament for 11-and 13-year-olds. the Q$rjfu A1ISWI captured the title Sat. 110 L y with a IN win over ~ Campbell, Calif. Precision baseball and excellent super. (, " vlalonpaldoftfor thejapanese. "wi*n ti*y make an error or ________ even strIke o* I can't fault thUfl," said Manager Hidetoshi ' • II'.. Suzuki through an interpreter. blame myself for not teachSeminole Community College coeds Wendy Williams (seated) and Sandy Jones "I lug then properly. get some of the finer points In handling the reins In preparation for Tuesday's "Iwill tell them about mental Charity Night at Seminole Harness Raceway. Ali proceeds from the night's - nOt twining when racing will go to the college's scholarship fund. By the way, the horse's name is there Is a loos, ball or growing Michiana Chief, to the wrong bass. Teaching is . very Important and fundamen. Wo mist be dressed." --- . -. (J) -..• VQ 4 3. George Way (ft. ftg) 1. Newtown Gay (MetcallIe); S . Medy Pat (kometi); J. Mils T (Bridges); 7. Debbie Ham Do ,,,,, F 1. (Roy); 8. Adios Pompey (D.Nestor) Pcmpsi Seecl s. tent Palm lint, 3. EIGHT" - 1. MIss Sharon Ruth 1 i (SIrk); 7. Judge Floyd 0 (. St. PiIIflbJI'54. Ta,me2. n Regt); I. V.t. Best (Petorset); A. t.autam I. Wintir Hs go 4 Zeb Painter (No Driver); S. Miss t at 31 Of Fort Bronze (Tarpy); 4. Qum May (,t of Pin) (JoIw); 7. Squaw Byrd). (ft. Neely); S. Jersey Silk (Ormsby) NINTH - 1. 1. Dandy Thing 1a0m W.. L. Pet.. SR (Taylor);3. Rating Cloud (Gill).3 Online. - Mar Con Steve (Vandervort); 4. My , Jackxn,ul, 33 3i $3 3 Boy Joe (Vandiventer); S. Oc. IvavaI 34 40 .474 $'i muigee Gem (Bridges); 6. Micltele ____ Eden (J. Neely). 7. Cheryl Grattan Will,.. DI,tsi t Laud,rdsle W. Pit,i th Grabs , R Fl V MM 14 Let 's- Hear It For The Sweater P 'Nice Man'Wouldn't Seduce Babysitter - .~ I. . 410" ,; . I DEAR ANY: In all the years I've been reading your A% oshnim i've never dlaagre.d I I . ~ With you-tadfl today when you told that woman to apologize for I f ~~ . ,Mw kicking her 24-year-old brother$esdays ReieiN = Francisco In-law out of the house befor5 L 11 innings the 13-year-old sitter arrived. Los An,elos 2. New York 1 (He was a houngued.) CIncinnati 6. Phhiade*tla S. $5 Innings The woman said the sitter's DEAR NU I (lid aD Chicago 3, Atlanta 2 4 mother would be horrified If she thiri who write be pieW Bay -. Houston 6. 3* Louis I erain.r reply): knew her daughter was alone in .. Montreal 3. San Diego 0 I 34 34 TENT" - 1. I. Ocla Sonny the house with a 34-year-old Are we bee.alag a. TadSyI lames Cotumbai 31 'i'll (Aldrich): 2. Breezy Sal (Hail); .. ~ - ,. , . a " , -; - I ; l.. KrIOr, . . 1 I " CincInnati (Gullet 73) at St. s" Victory Rally (ft. Neely); 4. Eno and girl herself PVUI& ..pldeus and evfloo might =in, the / > ugh "Louis (Denny $4). (n) I Time "Mgt fed ill atease. Orlando (NoDrlv,r);5. 9. Mary m1ided Met we dare .dtiIa JoAd jKkwwitlo I THE ROPES Philadelphia (Clwistuson 10 , (Solders); 4. . o Sheherazade I guess you don't read the 24.yun.dd male (whe was 7) at Houston (Larson 35). In) Clianmeog. 2. KMiiie 0 (Dvoracek); 7. Mutiny K.B. (No Only games Idleduied tntv papers, Abby, Please deserbedbyliledda4wkw as retract Driver); S. Crazy Gones (Van. P ' fuesdey's Ses TSyISIitIS • your advice. You goofed. deventer). a "ales yam ma") a1..e be Jactimyflhs It Orhsne. . Chicago at Atlanta, In) sft~ of Charlene LA. TIMES READER the sense bune with a 13-yes. San Diego at Isbph, (n) c'.nv-..a, tnoey;ue San Francisco at Hr. York DEAR READER: Here's .ld gizi for is long an It takes n) another on fir year aM.: him be skewer ad à'esi? (He -- .. . -?As ." A . 1 rt. t 1i -..-:-c! .jM.•.'t 1 . O4Yf(3L. .1 tkA1' 7,46è,Y At ftst I --...; k'r on. ,.ltk Mead. Ir u11r fird tI1I since that TONIGHT'S ENTRIE S 113 _ . Philadelphia at Houston In) thought you were rlglit In telling the evig.) r O ver 'teams three won ORO' country's maim conNFL 1**IIbHIS.S . that woman to apologize toher Is I fair to lannisisle am FIRST , LEAGUE AMIRICAN I. Jocosta; 7. Mickey Sa?vrd.yi Rftils s,gire owna In l$74. TalEckert; 3. Analee Cox; 4. Tnavehin brother-In-law, but I changed because the sitter IS 33 and no WashIngton 3., New York Jets wan, which beat teams coached 7 JanO; S. Pecod BlackIlgit; 4 Yes pt,. Qg Atlanta 21. Baltimore 7 ml mind when my 14-year-old female aid the k.usepest ls 24 ;. Brave Lucille; I. Almost New York 77 It 311 I ___ Chicago 1*. Tampa lay 7 daugher said, "Abby blew it-I aid male he would try I. see DIVI•, Baltimore 44 61 .520 11½ Denver 21. 5?. Louis East tournament, then won the SECOND -1. Naps Joe Pens: 2. hope when I babysit I'll never her? U $3 .305 $3 i Detroit 23. Kansas City 2) G'i 've tourney five of the next Al • betroit Ci 47 .477 17 Kelso Queen; 3. B Printer; 4. New York Giant s 20, Cf en II! be left alone In the house witha I am aware that semi girls Conway Finny; S. Society Stan; $. 'Soston yes. Foreign teams were $1 67 .477 17 MInnesota 20 Philadelphi. ll 'Ibe Assorlaird Press 24-year-old guy. Both have been knows to baDer you and onion; MlIwke. Wayside Sutan; 7. Cleveland Indians beat the MmSal Bando reached first on an to second and raced home with banned 57 47 .440 11 New Orleans 13. CiflCIIT,,I $0 I. My Girl a year ago. Abby Peck. Don Baylor are too tristlng, "rape" wlthsd l.t re, ad disMo&' West neota Twins and the Chicago error by Stanley and Tenace the winning run on a t)rowlng Dallas 20. Pittsburgh 10 Oakland's The Japanese, who had -ian City 7, S .405 THIRD-i. Lonesome Edy; 2. Or covered that one way to clip the white Sox blanked the Mil. then hit a drive over the head MiamI 10. Houston Then she told us This Is a few exme young men have boil the year of the sweater on the fashion of error by New York third base played flawless ball In two eardlan-design on kimono-sleeve sweater (left) Oakland 70 31 .543 S Nitro; 3. G.R. Pe$tmla; 4. Nails Lai Angeles 31. Buffalo 7 wings of Detroit's high-flying waukee Brewers 2.0. known penances her girlfriends I. take had advantage .1 scene, and a good . tirr.eeoia thing left fielder Dan Meyer, who was man Graig Nettles U the Yan- Her games, staked winning First; S. Bangle B. Royal; a. Jane 62 15 .477 for Floridians, too, 1ediy's Results tops second cowl-neck sweater. Serare striped Mark "The Bird" Fidrych was had while sitting. young girls in similar cirI .Texas 51 70 437 it Fidrych, who made his major playing shallow to guard kees' five-game winning streak pitcher Kiyoshi Tswnura to a 5Slick Jim; S. Cracking Craig; 6. Oakland $4. San Franciscot cardigan (center) also combines with cowl. Bess; 7. BarbIe Doll; a. Cappyi cago by doing some flying of his own league debut April 20 with a against a short hit. 3773 .435 21½ Seattle I?. San Diego Ia My husband then entered the cemsces, but be emmae came to an end. because Shed. 0 lead over e U.S. West It rarely gets cold enough for Sunth Ca California 34 74 .431 23½ Today's Gimes longer ... Like from fir to length Jacket sweater ird st th on a discussion saying, "Consider without a sbred of evidence that (right) brief relief dint against the tops A'& froya MO?. satvrdays Results Now England at Cleveland. ( i FOURTH pb01 and then withstood shine Staters to wear heavy coats. Bold InRed Sax , Elrod Hendricks' homer n) fl ng; 2. Clever Chario sacrifice gave bunt. skirt the young man's or pants. reputation; this will take place, and to rush and pitched an fl.ljgd shut. Kansas City S. BoSton 3 t; 3. Jarhead Boston exploded for seven the Yankees a 2.0 lead In the some tense moments. The Alice; I. Genteel Gina; S. Koneys Oakland S. Detroit 2 Baylordidjuztthatm the , out in his only previous the girl could accuse him of a beseguest out of the be.s is g.m. in ,11111111 Time., 6. Speed Driver; 7. Wright k at_......_L 1.1.. ___..,., . .. Baltimore I. Texas the first Inning and second, the Angela ripped Ken Japan pitching staff had not ' tuning Sunday, scoring on a against them,, 11$iiJ,U OI W my, Racing Boca; UMMMMJG ixm cvcoi UIIUWI J15 1W only fi Cleveland 4. MInnesota 3. 17 C. L's Pert Poston. given In up a hit un 12 or a r ve Butch Hobson's three-run Holtzman for four in w-. Innocent." jigm.ut, a v It. FIFTH -I.Jarhead Bo Bo; 7MIz single by Gene Tenace to give hits through 11 liminIs innings ATSIMINOLI homerpacedafive-run second foudil - twoon Rusty Torres' P#s; 3. Boy Wonder; 4. Jail, the A's a 2-1 triumph over dulling Phil Garner's Milwaukee 1 Chicago 11 He was absolutely right. I Doesn't some... out there TONIGHT'S ENTRIES But Tswnura, perfect In his Potts; S. Blue Romy; aemnlmo Fidrych and the * New York I. California 1 third-In- as tile Red Sox pounded out 18 bats-loaded single recalled the time our young agree with me? 8o far the scare n g r - In a duel in home Eckert; 7. San Ann; S. Fleet Cricket. Seadays Results outing, finally proved to be with hi their best offensive show- Yanks tied the game with two minister was accused of Is Readers 22$, Abby I. FIRST - 1. Ocala Dutchess SIXTH -1. Oakland's victory, coupled Mike Tortes. Boston 15. Kansas City 4 Bar S Pat; 2. Money on doubles by vulnerable. Paul Sargia' single, (DeBerry); g of the year. Dwight Evans runs In 2. Ace th Trump e nin th (Kurtz. Mad; molesting a young girl, and he Readers? with Kansas City's 154 loss 3. Aggie Baltimore Faith; Baylor BYRAROWBWMENFELD are glad 0 to led I. ChrlStYS we went along for National Safety Council. Our we paid only $2 each for N j Texas 11. worth); 3. Tlogas Grace (Phillips ); Hope; S. Antonio s Goddess; my lessened by poor eye sight, which off and the Joe Oakland also hornered while Canton Graig Nettles and Lou Pü'Jella Cleveland 7. Minnesota P of wild pitches and an e B th os ton Red Sox, left the 12 to prevent was saved only because I was CONFIDENTIAL TO wi th th When a a single Rudi friend asked vs to join more than I Silver (Parr); 5. Dream Friend; 7 M & Ms Jan; ii. Norman's the ride. We learned two Instructors were retired wife and me. It was perhaps the impaired Chicago 2. Milwaukee, 0 Fisk had a triple and three sin- and a single by Thurman Mini- error - Japan's Only one of the second-place A's eight games bunted down the first base hearing, slow rae- an accident despite the actions present at the time he sup- "CURIOUS IN WINSTED, him at the DDC at first I didn 't some things which might keep men who had attended a special California 5. New York 4. ii On Victory (Dvoracek); 4. Liberty Babe. best expenditure we had made tions and daydreaming behind of others or when driving poaedly molested her. tmflt - 5COFd Ofl lW gles. Ka nsas City Blaze (Peters); 7. Greet Moment CONN.": I have no writers and innings behind the Royals In the Amen- Fidrych fielded the bunt and hits, Including homemanaged runs by 14 son. SEVENTH - 1. Whippendeal; 2. know whether this would be a us out of an accident which course for teachers of safe In many days. (Sliders); S Kim Lobell and Ed Rodriciuts later (Jonnson) Master MerTIli; 3. Ernesto; I. Spyin the Oakland 2. Detroit 1, 12 W can League West. Elsewhere, wheel? Maybe so. But I during adverse conditions. So I think you were wrong, therefore wuuiglf accept an tftrew to meeting first for of the out. But Dedicated I could demolish our auto, and driving and were not giving SECOND - 1. Flexeys Boy Sly; S. UFO Joe; 4. Rangers 11, Orioles I Insurance actuaries may try learned that older drivers as B's Sister: 7. smacked a double with the mw Ruppert Jones and California Angels edged the third baseman Mickey Abb y The woman had no need blame and the credit for all i (Lake); 2. Pan ew Byrd (N .Jlle) man); 3. ,emocrats for Carter, or if he more Im 1 A good formula for accident Jim Umbarger hurled a six- bases loaded to score two more. important, would save their time free as instructors of to prove a point that many Tots Heather; t. John L. Hayes. Tadays GH Agent Adams (No Driver); 4. Jollys New York Yankees 5-4 with an had charged the plate and Frank White. to apologize. published material bearing my as getting a medal belatedly our limb Texas (Irlies S-I) at Boston or EIGHTH -1. Brown Maid; 2. My lives, prevelItion is: hitter and 11111138 accident prevention, was the beneficiary traffic accidents are canned by group more than 30 M.G. (Howard); S. Dancing Cotleen Rules; I. Wright Flyer; But 30,000 spectators and a per centmake of allupdrivers but are (Tiant 1510). unearned run in the 11th Inning, catcher Bruce Klznm had to MRS. B. IN OAKLAND, ORE. byline. 1. Traffic for his Army service In World These courses, either two Angels Hazard, 5, Yankees 4 Understanding the of Texas' club record Our course was sponsored by the IVandervort); very young or elderly Involved In less than 30 per cent Defense, Acting in Time. This 4. Virglnhas Kash Jam; S. Wayside Gold, 4. Northern Kansas City (Hassle, 47) 19-hit at- national television audience the Texas Rangers turned on cover the bag as Baylor slid In War 1 (Hobbs); .. Stoney Key (Hall); S. Friend; ?..Otis; four-hour or four two-hour the local chapter of the drivers. Is It because Jerry Remy walked to dart tack as the Rangers ended a saw the Japanese pull away to hattimor, (May IO). 5. Corp Allison. the Baltimore Orioles 11.0, the safely. He remained at third as the 11th inning, was sacrificed six-game skid. But It turned out to be a classroom sessions, have been American Association of believe when we become they of reported accidents. NINTH - 1. Alice Hansen; 2. Milwaukee (Augustine 74) at Cinnamon Missy (Reilly) all can be summed up with five older My win. THIRD - 1. Proud Mac Win Aurun; Minnesota(Redfern 3.7), (n) 3. Shelton Streaker; 4. Defensive Driving Course. We prepared carefully by the Retired Persons, classmates were 50 alert elements of Defensive Driving: which meant our driving capabilities are Detroit (Bare 4-I) at Califor. (OAmato); 7. J.M. King (ft. PeerOsIFIuer;S Spe res Trend; 6. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ senior citizens of both sexes. Knowledge, Alertness, One hundred and five completed Neely); 3Frosty Francis (vuar); A. Ammo; 1-1), nil (Hartzell (n) 7. Mr. Monk; I. Rebozo. the G.E.D. Ted In The eye-opener for each class Foresight, Judgment, skill graduates TENTH -1. High Bit; 2. Snazzy Now York (Alexander II) at Howards Chief (Howard); S. grad uates of the G.E.D. April. May, June or July. Time (Vandervort); 4. Time; 3. Trade Day; 1. Wumpum; 7. Oakland (NOf.Is 43) (n) session was a dramatic movie There are an estimated 122 Torpedo Byrd (No Driver); I. Oral. Tippy Faith; I. Legalized, Torpedo Educational Commencement speaker will Only games scheduled provided by The National million drivers In the United Development) Program Bob. IMuntzl; S. Miss Erin (ft. ELEVENTH -1. Penrose Fee; 2. Tuesdeys Games be Jack Waters. acting director at Rg) Dorothea Ann Sizemore father, the bride wore a white Safety Council. The films States and traffic accidents Seminole Community College of J John Milwaukee at Minnesota. 2, Briti; 3. Shelly; 4. BBs Adult Education and CornFOURTH - 1. Mr. Ourkee Knee: S. Golden Sapphire; 6. Ed (In) show ed violent traffic ac- affect the well-being of almost became the br ide of Richard summer gown of dotted swiss. will receive their high school munity Services, Kansas City at Baltimore. (n) (Ovoracek); 2. Bright Mir (Met. Ghost; 7. Western Whisk y; I. Cadet Arlen Massey on Aug. 14 at 2 Her veil was secured by a jcis, bloody and shocking every man, woman and child, equivalency diplomas at a Department of Education.State calf.); 4. Pepper John (Sink); S. CtiarIey. Texas at Boston. (, enough to get us to pay atBeau Sabre (Sica): 6. Senator Mir TWELFTH -i beaded headpiece and she Cleveland at Chicago. In) Travelin Andy. 2 p.m. with SeznlnoleCummunity College Six million drive already ceremony on Sept. 1, at 7:30 fl 7. Lightning Dream M & M Bonnie: 3. Mr. Good, Serb; tentlon in class and do intensive Detroit California, In) Rev. D.D. Elliott of carried a bourquet of yellow 1, at t PmL he the Sanford Church Altamonte Civic has awarded 1,659 G.E.D. Jody (Newman); S. Camden of th (No Romantic New York W Oakland, (n) Ronny; S. Pat Luke; 6. L's home work studying the ex' have taken the course and a Center. Driver). diplo mas since 1970 when the Nazarene officiating at thee and white daisies. Love Of Emma; 7. Prize Pigeon; I By The Associated Press of 8,000 DDC cellent Student Workbook and research study FIFTH I. Conestoga (J. Blue Jim. Her matron of honor, Dabble In 30 states showed The ceremony will honor college was designated as an ceremony performed at Defensive Driver's Manual, One second they were booing e Noe,wore a blue satin gown and I this group had 32 per cent fewer thos students who successfully official G.E.D. Testing Center. home of the bride's gran , These were given to each and the next they were cheerdcarri ed a daisy bouquet, accidents. I recommend every parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger student at no extra charge. drivertake this course, because Billy Ray Noe served as bed flrnenes. Have abelt Football fans In the crowd of that adapts to a silk shirt and Traffic accidents can range all of us who have been driving National Liague Narrow leather belts are jacket ,092 didn't understand why and also to jeans. The bride is the daughter of from a minor fender bender to a for so many years are creatures what you need for man-tailored BATTING (325 at bats)- JohnFollowing a reception at her the expansion Seattle Seahawks ; Duffel costs back 1$Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Groover, stone. Phi. .343; Morgan. On. headon collision between two of habit. And some of our trousers, jeans and skirts. 7--., grandparents' home, the co uple were not calling a time out as Madlock. Chi. .331; GrIt fey. Cm. eciuffeicoat b where lt'sat Jacksonville. The , cars traveling at high speed. driving habits are bad ones. .337; &Oiive$. Pgh, .327. Baby your hair left on a wedding trip through the precious seconds ticked this fall, especially one with a Traffic mishaps are the leading RUNS-Rose. Cm. 112; Morgan, Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Central Florida. If you're going to spend a lot quilted look and toggles. I've away and the club was headed driving for more (In, 101; Gdffey, Cm. Ii; Schmidt, cause of accidental death Leeland of time outdoors this fall, don't Massey, Cincinnati, for than 50 4lJ toward its years and my wife fifth exhibition loss Nature's way Phi. N; Monday, Chi.. 11.k their home in They HOLLYWOOD - Swimmers near ly 50,000 persons In 1314 Year4Xds Ohio orget to condition your hair. It RUNS BATTED IN- G.Fotter. been d in v as ri in To soften hands, many g the fam il y c ar outings. for f dousing Lake Mary. Th e br idegr m oo is from the Lyman Swim Club Mary Davis United States 200-yard each year. almost as Cm. 1)1; Morgan, On, II; Schmidt. So far isn't Jtnt simmer th at can be th long th em wi "We wanted a time. to a mixture let the Given in marriage by of clock lemon her employed by Adcock Roofing. Phi, $7; Luziniki, PhI, 13; Watson, 'swamped' the host team 913- freestyle and Accidents between vehicles and our 100-yard mean to hair. traffic juice and viola ti o ns down have run so salt. they will It also (the Charg.. Htn.7. S6Oina dual meet here over the freestyle. pedestricans account for 10,000 Vests are showy for overtime parking. bleach HITS-ROW. CIA. 172; Mont anez. away ers)wouldn'thaveanytimeleft any stains. wekend. deaths and 150,000 disabling Lynn Bellinger - 100-ya rd Ali. Ill; Garvey, L.A. 156; BUCklWf A fitted vest that goes from If we scored," explained Seattle Fragrance added Therewasablgbonusforus Cathy Burleson was the big backstroke. -. injuri es annually. And driver L.A. 151; D.Cash. Phi, 151. toanis ag one o d bar ofragr Coach Anopene Jack Patera after his j DOUBLES-JOIW$U$W. Phi, 33; winner for Lyman, taking first Sherry Gustafson -200-yard failure is the contributing cause when we were let out of school Investment this fall. "4 Try a soap In the bathroom, used MIdIOCk. Chi, 31; G.Maddox, Phi, club edged San Diego 17-16 In addition to receiving our place honors In the 20 Of 8 per cent of all traffic acindividual medley. of 30 Simmons, IlL 30; Ross. On. knitted vest In a neutral color once, freshens the air nicely. Sunday. Defensive Driving Course freestyle, cidents. the 1511 Year-Olds 100-yard TRIPLES-D.Cash. Phi, 11. "We ul wo d have ef rr pr e ed diplomas, I also will get a 10 per Geronimo. On. 10; Tyin, 51L. e; backstroke and the 100-yard Cathy Burleson - 200-yard Sure, the driver of the other cent reduction of my annual W.Davii. SO.; D.Parker, Pgh. that there would have been only freestyle In freestyle, the 15.18 year-old 100-yard backstroke Slenniest. Pan, 5: Chaney, All. S. car may be completely at fault. auto Insurance premium the one second left when we ASSESSED and 100-yard Freestyle. HOME RUNS-Kinigman, NY, 32; class, It wasn't Kelley green, but Therefore, it's Important to next time the insurance cornscored," said Patera. "Yes, the Schmidt. Phi, 32; G.Foster, Ciii, 2$; Mary Davis, swimming In the Ryan green that decked the 4 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arlen Massey BOYS . practice Defensive Driving, pany bills me. conversion attempt was tipped, Morgan. Cm, 24; Monday. Ciii, 21. 13-14 4 1. Ii.-It. of a gathering given by TI,mith' cMUI%III.1I I age group, won the 2008-And-Under STOLEN BASES-Morgan, CIA. but I found that if Anything you don't yard freestyle and the 100-yard 15; Tavares. Pgh, 44; Brock. SIL. June Lormann and her son, Kevin Sims - 25-yard watch It makes the game more 14; Cedeno. Mtn, 43; Lope's. i..a.. i. freestyle.; Coach Bob Golf Longwood Mayor James backst ro ke, exciting." Goes PITCHING (12 Decisions)- said the next meet would bethe Lormann. U-l2Yesr-Oldg Cartlon. Phi. 16.4. .500, 3.11 Aicaia. Seattle was on the three.yar-j , Cm. ii 3. lU. 131 Rhoden, LA. 113, Orlando Metro Acquatic Club. ' Like June, green w busting Karl Smith - 200-yard line with 29 seconds left and 714, 7el Norman. On. 174, .750, 7.31 Sentinel Star Relays at Dover freestyle, / Doris Dietrich the attire all over including out 100-yard breastrGke trailing 16-10 when the fans Candelaria. Pgft, 133, 772, 3.07 Un Shores Pool this weekend. of the honor guest, James and 100-yard freestyle. Steve darted their chorus of boos. derwood. Phi. 91. .342. 3.31 East John A. Gregory, 30, 165 A The winners from Lyman Dummer Melvin L Meyer, 35, 5573 N. Richard J. Cosinato, 20, 437 Ronald E. Batten, 26, Rt 1 Bx , Ryan. wick. On, '4. .02.2.11 ft Jones. SD 100-yard butterfly The Seahawks just stood Burns Ave., LW Mary 0. Scott Ave., Lou Ann Wade, 20, Semoran Blvd., 2609, WP, 345 Mtld., Martha S. Thomas, included: sot. 690. 2-63. He laughingly corrected the WOod, 17,600 and her she And like June, and 200-yard individual medley. around In a huddle until only 5 E. 25th St. STRIKEOUTS-Seaver. NY. 11; 2425 Willow Ave. GIRLS Barbara E. Carter, 32,375 Palm 5, 104 N. Driftwood - three lovely daughters, Sandee, charge with, "Oh, no, nev er! Houston Hayward -100-yard seconds remained on the clock. J.Richard, Nm , IC?; MOiitefvico, Springs Rd., . AS 18-anáiznder I'm just here to meet a plane." John F. Butler Jr., 35, lix Larry K. McGrossln, 21, Bx Linda and Marcia Iwell, in-law) Alexander A. Szabo Jr., 31, - SF, 147. P NIekro, All, 1.4; backstroke. The gamble paid off when Christy MacLeod - 25-yard Koosman. NY. ill. 1005, Robin L Mattalr, 22, 610 394, Margaret V. Imznlch, 21, 202 Palm P1., Cynthia G. Payne, wore green, probably as the go, quarterback Jim Zorn cornJohn J. Stack, $4, 284 Plaza butterfly After hours, how does Lee 302 Fairmont Dr. .Americas and 13 14 Y ear-Olds 25-yard Laurel Ave. Ryan, go sIinal. 22, same add. pleted a three-yard touchdown Oval Cor., CB, Elise J. BATTING (325 at bats)- McRao. backstroke. Stadig unwind? Kevin Smith 100-yard but- pass to JamesD.EdWards& 84 Vernon D. Whitehouse, 61, KC, .M; G,Brett. KC . .333; Carew, tight end Ron Howard Carl S. Bigler, 29, 2401 S. Strickland, 30, 1122 Landmark A U.S. Navy retiree, Lee's 11-12Yr-ds terfly. Sabal Palm Cir., AS, Geraldine *tin, .321. Bostock, Mi with only 13 seconds to play. The back of the head looked business, auto mechanics, 1210 N. Hamilton, LW, Mary E. Willow, Patricia A. Duff, 30, In., CB Debbie Stebbins, 200-yard LeF We, Dat, .311. Kim Bogdany 100-yard Don Bitterlich Thomas, 43, 760 Innsbruck Dr., 50, same add. same add. Ike Eugene K. Garfield at the conhiues a. im, hobby of Whitehouse, RUNS-R.Whufe, NY, IS; Rivers, freestyle, backstroke and 100-yard extra point then booted the Oil. Hz.ns W. Peter, 51, 604 E. which won the NY. $3; Otis, KC, $3; LeFiore, 00. Jetport. The man must have rebuilding his personal antique Wm. H. Brown, 34, 55 E. Chris Golmont, 100-yard treastroke. Robert G. Irons Jr., 23, 700 Orange no. 177, AS, Nejma Robert W. Tiouther, 5, 2842 57; G Brett. XC. 71; Norm. Oak. 71. game. picked up my vibes and turned cars. He is a former auto racer Semoran 1302, FP, Mary A. backstroke. 15.18 Year-OIds Gale RUNS BATTED IN-Chamblhss, P1., Margaret A. Magnolia no. 3, Denise M. Hannacnia, 27, 604 E. Orange The Oakland Raiders, 4-1, a 180 degree arc With a casual and enjoys chess. Brown, 33, same add. NY. IS; L.Atey. Bal, $4; Munsor. Shelly Golznoumt, 100-yard Jeff March - 100-yard knocked BorrIes , 23, Leonhard. 22, Bx 5, Winona, same add. no. 177, AS Bay rival San Franfl Y, $3; Mayberry. KC, • greeting . It was the Auto-Tram Let' and his wife, Ginny, freestyle. breastroke. Ohio Raymond R. Maxwell Rejackson. Bal. SO; Ys*nzemskl. Jr., 35, cisco from the ranks of the unDaniel B. Fisher, 23, 902A president and founder. Frank V. Sloan, 21, 63 High lrtquently entertain at home 110 pine St., LW, Evelyn Ran do lph A. Easter, 21, Rt 1 Bin. SO . J. Ballard St., AS, Diane L Touw, St., Oviedo, Cynthia E. Johnbeaten 14-9 In a nationally taleteased, 'Aha, caughtcha offand HITS-G,Brett, KC. 173; Rivers, their social soirees are Bx 81 MUd., Melanie A. Finley, vised game. limits flying Instead of riding superb. "What spare time?" he Macdutf, 33, 110 Pine St., LW 23, same add. ,1I110; Carew. Mini, 13$; Lef ore. ..m, 21, 211 Forrest Dr. 20, Bx 398, Chujuota. Det, 157; Channbliss. NY. 155. In Saturday exhibitions, Los Auto-Train." asked. DOUBLES-Otis, KC. 31. McRae. Angeles and Miami each upped KC. 30; Rivers, NY, 2$; Lytk'. Bin, their preseason records to 5.0 1i - 7; Carty, Cli, 27; G.Britt. XC. 77; By: 4, with Los Angola crushing But:aUd. Oak. 27. TRIPLES-G. graft, KC. 12; falo 31-7 and Miami edging John Orbin Prescott & Peter D. Bogart & Jane i. :oarner. Oak. 12. Carew, Houston 104. Mayor LeFiorl Ott. I. Bumbry. 141, Virginia Christine. Edmonton Alberta, Canada. G ',,- of the District Two President David Reviews of all facets I Rivers. NY, 7; Poquette, KC. 7: In other Saturday games, Mac Moore (555 Diane Richard Dennis Benton Rt 3 ps of Barrington Terrace nursing home industry, present Phillips Mini. 7. . Washington whipped the New FNHA members Cr., CB) & William Moore Jr., Box 478 B San!. & Sylvia Aim HOME RUNS-Bando, Oak, 21; will represent and future, will be presented York Jets 38-7, Atlanta beat 1513 Lk Dr,, CR. L.MIY, Boll. 73; R.Jackson. 141. Donald E. Brumley & Jo Ann ur th l confrom northern Brevard, Lake, d ing th ann ua e 20 Balthmre 21-7, Chicago Clipped G.NettI.s. NY, 33; HendrIck, Cli, 21. Carl E. Chorpening Jr. & Semi le and Sumter Orange, vention of Florida Nursing no Chris Hal Johnson & Johanna STOLEN BASES-North, Oak, 62; We will be pleased to Tampa Bay 10-7, Denver Attest: Mar1, Elizabeth Ann (407 Edltha fl, LeF We. Dii. $O, Campanenis. Oak, Home Association (FNHA) Counties. W iLhelinina Josina assist you with planning your (Rb. add. downed St. Louts 21-7, Detroit 46; Raylo.. Oak, 45. P.te, KC, 43 Saflf.) Arthur H. Harris of Orlando, 1(X) Butternut In, LW) Aug. 29, through Sept. 1. wedding display including I 44 defeated Kansas City 23-21, the PITCHING (12 Decisions)Gene Elli. Graffuls & John FNHA president, will give a Corsages 1. Boutonniares .'N 'Campbell. Mini, 133, New York Giants nipped Green Clerk V. Ford III & Yvonne Richard Graffuls. FNHA members, gathering general report on the status of -Gariend. . Sal, 135. .150. 212 Bay 20-16, Minnesota trimmed Marie 1361 E. 4th St., Chuluota) One of Central Florida's Finest Florists Michele E. Leach (Lot 152 Fidrych, Oat. 34, .111. 204 0.Ellis, the Surfnursing borne care In Florida. In Daytona Beach at Philadelphia 20-16, New (Rb. add. 423 Spanish Trace Hacienda Village Winter Spg,s•$y. 134. 344,335 E.F*gu.røa, NY. side Resort and Convention nt of the de 'red Carcich, presi IS?. .152. 2.t$ Leonard, KC. 157. Orleans shaded CincinnatI 13-10 t AS & Alvin W. Leach, 616 East St., tsfro m American Health Care Plaza, will hear repor 152. 3.50 Bird, WC. III, .447, 340 Sanford Shop 4 ,_ and Dallas purii,shed NUwgh *_9lbOy. Cii, I', i, 3 their own Association, will be keynote .4352. within top executives Ramon D. Campbell & Ruth Sdnf. 20.10. I 109 Commercial PH. 323-1122 or ganization and from State of speaker during the open ing L (Wf. 1320 1k Asher Cli-., Agnes M. Mderon & Carl A. Apopka) Flo" officials. luncheon on Aug. 'JO. An de rson - Dog Racing Pro Fà'iàt-- - 47 , - . LEARNING - I ~ ., - . ayk Runs The "B ir.dT To Oakland 2- 1 Win B . - - ___•#•_• 1•4 .,, - nw'oe .. • ' ,. Harness _._ • ...... befensive Driving Course Good Trip For Seniors - . . GED Students To Graduaf. -. Seahawks Get First NFL Win -• at Malor League Leaders Sizemore, M United In Marriage NOTICE __ OF Lyman Swimmers D ump H TAX INCREASE . . I , -. - '. ' ..,,' THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, PROPOSES Party Bursting Out In TO INCREASE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES BY 4.84 MILLS. ($4.84 PER $1,000 I - to Shades Of June Green A& VALUATION). I &: Marriage Applications -- 1976 AT 7:30 P.M., ATTHE CASSELBERRY CITY 1 I I A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE INCREASE WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY, THE 2nd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. Juniors Pick - • . 1 HALL, 95 LAKE TRIPLET DRIVE, CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. - Dated: August 23, 1976. - Help without Hassle G.K. Christensen I I IH .Nursing Home Association Meets Dissolutions Of Marriage . I IV% ?I FLOWERS :71Z~i 10 W. Hawthorne - '1T.I3E/v Ffo 7LiT%,E 644-2027 City 1 If $ 1 I Flower __ ___ ___ mm - .1 I' .. -, . , .. ' -' -: ~V~~_~. , - - -4',~.,~."J;!, i ~ 4,~ I,,' I 71 __-, 1. MR - itt)t �.Ly. Aq. agii TELEVISION LISTINGS w. Evsnin ______ 7IMANDB4 IS MY FAIITE wmwi '21 '4) ,_ 15) C9SPEV I OPEAM OF iEN IS T1NTP4 700 '21 TOtELLThETmITH (4) 5DyeIJpØ$ 5) Ia ioa 12) MAMCt,,JY.U.D. 24 SAUDI 71: Ose. COIJ1 Q)...,JuuIL.A Owes 730 '31 WED 1(5100CM : 14) HOLLYWOOD 5).*4Mcysil 0.; 'LLETSp,Vj(EADEAL 12) c, T)EAlEft -&i I- iiset- '" . h Ban I.ccew, Cl) ii.o m. _j -. , w, : ____. MOVIE: Opuu..Iun Consel ,. ta u.s. Ii s ir aa.I,un* is ui luUrs, in bit iimbotio. _____ ______ 17) 0 OVAL COUNTY ' I PUsi....I, miw ijidTI- 15J ThAT 24 GP.AI'10 PRI) U.S. Pro ChampionsNps, I 0$ VA VA I __ mlr 30th -I flñS at 0 2: 12) 0CYTiEATER CONI,: "Newmans . store.' Herschel Bernardi is er of a in ml 19 .-_ giing is keep afloat flrly. 4, Cl: PI'fvtus: ttvysis lais when she Vies is nwwge 0 Is 0 the love uriS bUsses V. ci feIsty cww4.en ?sbilssr (R) '9: BASEBALL. Tna is be 3$ PEOPLE TOPEOPLE 0 0 0 0 0 2: '12) JIGSAW JO SL bPw n*equersdes as an al 5) HAPDA( 24 (fsbt iS d.) 2) 12) CELEBRITY PS1''S 3$ 700 CLUB 110O '2 '12) ':.i OF TIQUES (Tues.) ERICA MAN INNER • PA HAY kENTARY 1155 14J r5j • ( i 10 '2j 14) (5) (5) (13 N 1 I NEWS Afternoon :.3O ALAN BURKE SHOW CARL. RICHARDSON CR.DE 71 ABC CA1C0N FOR flE DEAF 241 LILIAS, YOGAAAL) YOU 1130 tti aI CBS LATE ' The Riggosi Burdo of Therm Al." Fiotsrt Waw, FioIFJof .. tale corrwg an idled Mic*i garlgslar SWig Naly, who hopes is colect a heIIyrwloomIgill.(R) 5) 1(t4, 17) fl.4AN MARY fl.eV £$V(aes,Sfl i,wa?.ia IOCRScMM JAWS OF DEATH S:30 - 7:01.0:44 •IrI rRJ'j SHOW TIME 0 wp$ '2: Cl) N (4) It) YOWG NC REST24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF SH.00K HOL&ES(T) ING AT PS (d.) UPSTAIRS, DWNSTAIRS (Thiss.) NOVA (Fit) BOOK BEAT 35 BIG VALLEY 2; 12) TiE GONG SHOW '4) 15) SEARCH FOR US LOVE ,MtRICAN STYLE (7j (ffl) 24 (FrI.) ROMAGNOLIS TABLE 1Z55 2) 12N0CNEy IIZJS.IERSET 5.) NEWS 9J RYAN'S HOPE 24 LVVLS, (P.bn.; 'Wnter SQUIRM p 7) 34 SE$Aj&s'mE' ioao 35 , Pew I' 'Si (Tue5. 0) BAKE OFF AWAFIOS. Filisis in 515 PVIstxry cordsl dsmomlebal. 5US S;P. (5) H SEAT 24 ULIAS, YOGA AtCYOU 11:30 '2) (12) HOLLYWOOD SOIMS 4) 15) WOF LIFE (fe) I ., oia uriS father. Fs* of two pins. 0 SemWiol. 322-2611 . loot ____ 2: 12) JOE Uoyd S5 $ j0S fesla hoI1ess when a hujrIcii suepect is reteesod on be ( 4) 05) IN ThE FAM LV: A's quick INrdcg saves a wuini.n' V• (R) 930 4j (5) LWJOE: PdS an ex mln pca when she leanss why he went is ixtiOn. (R) 351 JIMMY SWAGOART sti 1OO coliol is have t*ieI cont Mttod is a ho. ( 14) Cl) MEDICAL conos eed physiDan who _'.,_ foil twrssel a ITS as a PlLxt 0 __ Orlando - Winter Perk 831-9993 Believes that an honest and ethical agency will advertise the p ANDPl.aAM.A*krr IVICY SUNDAY tA.M..IPM. L41." (Tues.) TIss Lauykilera," (Wed.) 'K,iS I'kjans uriS Coronets. (Thtss.) "Last (Fit) "lavender I l.5lscly ' 35 MOVIE (Isbi.) "Lurror Spy." Dolores Del Rio, George Sanders. 1937. (has.) ISA.' George P.nt. Clerk of the Circuit court By Mary N. Darden Dep.y Clerk PubI Aug.9, 14, 33, 30, iW DEC.51 DESCRIBING INTERIM ZONING REQUIREMENTS; PENALTIES; CONFLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF PASSAGE; REPEALING SECTION 31.1 OF CP.DINANCE NUMBER 2 AND SUBSTITUTING THEREFORE, NEW SECTION 31.1; SEvER-, ABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE, A copy of said OrdInance shall be available at the office of ne City Clerk ci the City of Lake Mary, Florida, for all persons desIring to examine the sari.. All interested parties are Inv,vei.J to attend and be heard. THIS NOTICE shall be publIshed in Pie Evening Herald, a newspaper ' ci general circulation in ad City, One (I) time at least 15 days prior to the lime of the public hearing. DATED this 25th day Of August, 1076. City of Lake Mary, FlOrI3a By: 5' Kay Sasssnan City Clerk GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE 416 E. Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs, FIa. 3210) Attorney Icr City Pubiisj': Avg. 30, 1910 DEC. 110 _...,,, Allpersoflslnterestedin,heestaf, to whom a copy of this NotIce of AdminlstrathasbeenmaiIed.,e required, WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, tofileany oblect ions they may have thai challenges the validity of the decedent's wIll, the qualifications of the personal repqetatIye, or the venue Or Iurlsdiclion of the court. ALt. CLAIMS, OEM,NDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first publication of this Notice of Adminisfrai: Aug. 30, im. Pierre Andre Leveque, Jr. As Personal Representa. live Of the Estate of EL IZA BETH LEVEQUE TUTTLE Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: DOUGLAS STENSTROM STENSTIiOM, DAVIS & MCINTOSH P.O. fox 1330 Sanfii.j, P137771 leleplicine; 222 7171 PublIst,: Aug. 30, Sept, 6, 974 LJC(..Il6 fee for their Salary For Any ____________ __________ Family --.'. perlence In management of experience necessary. Fantastic future, New company for Orlando MOBILE HOME SERVICE Prefer i xper zr.p up mobile ornqs. some experience In fur. 'prefer niture. Florida chauffeur lIcense. , equIpment, party goods, hospital Interested personnel contact the needs and household items. Personnel Director or the Clvii Service Office, City Hall, Sanford for further information. 3223)6). TOW TRUCK DRIVER Must have experience. $125 week plus percentage. Florida chauf. fours license. LIVE INMAINTENANCE Experienced wIth air conditioning. $3 per hour plus 2 eroom apartment, FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER Must have experIence in con. ability to communicat, with Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Mrs. RU. Hutchlson, 322-4051. _______________________ 38Waflted to Rent _____________________________ Want to rent house with acreage. Phone 322.7475 or 323-1310. - -- ____ 25-Loans _________________ - --------- ________________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If _______________________ Rentals 30-Apartments Unfurnished _________________________ Furnished or $19,500 buys this refurbished 3 BR, 1 bath home with central heat and air, in Sunland. Owner, 319.5371. _____________________________ 2 BR, 1 bath, Country Club. Central heat and air, $15,000. REAL NICE Store Building, corner 7th and Cypress, with 3 apartments now rented. 5)1,900. BR,lbath un location. _-- Hal Colbert Realty qualifying. Paym,nts monthly $161. MOVO in row. 3237832 REPOSSESSED HOMES- Freshly Painted, 1 BR. 1½ bath, 1)7,100. No closing costs. 5)00 down, 5)45 ma. 30 Yrs. 5½ APR. Others available many areas. CRANKCON'ST,.REALTY REALTORS-S30.6061 EV,I 333319 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY EVES. 332.1517 or 3330412 Broker. 322 7171 COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BR. famIly room, screened porch, big fencedback yard, Utility building. A bargain t $17,500. 3230.06. c3Mariner's BAMBOO COVE APTS o I. 2 Bedroom apartments, ' 'Wager). furnished or unfurntisheti Newly redecorated. Come see. C. Airlx'rl Blvd., Sanford, 323 1310. _____ LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Modernizing your home? Sell no longer needed but useful Items wIth a want ad. Call 322-26)1 or Largel&2Bdrm. CLUB ROOM PooL . 2 BR, apt., wall-wall carpet, central air.heat, kitchen ap1I. Near I-I. 322)462. NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Highway 17Z nfo Reserve your new apartment now, Conveniently located, single stofy, 1 & 2 BR, patio apis. will be ready for occupancy in early October. Abundant storage. lincluding attic), decorative wall covering. plush landscaping, Complete Sound proofing, "GE energy ef liciency package", in the nicest Across From Ranch House 32336700r$31.9777 courtyard living environment in the area. To sec furnished models call 32l-0 between S am. & p.m. eneva Gardens " Luxury Patio __________________ 31-Apartments Furnished ________ Apartments StudIo, 1,2,3 Bedroom Apts, Qulet,One Story Kitchen Equipped ____ Furnis,2 BR apt., Lake Golden. lake privileges, 5)25 mo. Water, garbage Iurn. No children, no pets. 372 0274. SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park. AduitFamily Weekly 35)5 Hwy 17 92, Sanford One Bedroom From _!_1930 3223244 MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE 1505 W. 25th St. CoIorTV,Aircond ,MaidServ QUALITY INN NORTH Sanford, Flo. I II. SR 131. Longwood 862 100 1 BR, turn. apt., lights, water turn, Adults only, 595. 3327296 after 322 2090 wkday Man. POSSIBILITIES ABOUND In this well-maintained 3 BR. 2 bath home on large wooded lot with a 2nd kitchen and bath upstairs, as well as separate entrance for the independent in the family. Newly paintedoutside, copper piping and new plumbing. Check this one out for only 126.900! MLS REALTORS 321.0041 EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH ARBOR- 1 BR, 2½ baths, Im. maculate condition. Screened 1$'x30. pool, larg, fenced lot with citrus trees. Walk to Idyliwllde us,00 .. W. GARNETT WHITE Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIOER.ASSOC. ATTRACTIVE- 2 BR, 1 bath, can be used for combination business. 107W. Commercial Phone 3221111, Sanford residence. $15,230. CHECK THIS- Only S years old, BR. 1½ baths, central heat, carpeting. largeutilityinom Neat 'n Clean. 522.000. BATEMAN REALTY 256.5 Park Price 521.500 Owner, 32)0522 ______________________ _____________________________ No qualifying, pay equity, assume JOHNNY WALKER mortgage. 1 BR. 1½ baths, Peg Real Estate Broker GeneralContractor garage, gold carpet. Close to schools. 3230257 after 5 - 30. 372 6437 Peg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E 2Slh SI. 372-oos3 53.000 equity 3. assume loan of *33.000 321 0503. '. block. *12.500. PROPOSIDSUØQIT P011,74.1977 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS I919S. French 333 1991 Eves 327 1196:372,4)44; 3fl19$4 536.14.00 42,410.00 32,210.00 3,100.00 ReaJty 2521 Park Or. 322 399) Inc. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 332.2111 372 9211 322045 BROKERS Days 3226)213 Nights-3fl 7357 _____________________________________________________________________ SANORA SOUTH 347,101.10 30,250.00 1,000.00 1,000.00 1,424.5$ 5491,00304 TOTAL ANTICIPATED REVENUE $4.54 ' New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes J4.45 SPSOO 27,37547 FROM i $101,003.04 PublIc Inspect ion of the Proposed budget Is available ut the City Pull ci the City of Winter Springs, Florid.. All interested partIes are invited to atterwi and be heard. THISNOTICE istObepufiisf Inttie Evening H.ra:d, an.wsp.pe'of asneralcIrcuIatlonInsaIdc1ty. (I) tlmeaf leastflfl,en (IS) days prior t the tIme of the Public hearing. DATED this 35th day of August, 1f76. VA FlnanclngNothing Down 4)4 C. Semoran Blvd Mtar,e SprIngs, Fli. 32701 Attorney for City PubiiW' Aiiti 1(1. OECi's4 I7A • FHA I BU I LOB R.D EVE LOPER '"]f 3710 LeeseaOatsunincludingZcarsand trvcks. For information call liii Rayon Jack Mink, 5.11.1311. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Call 323.1370 or 534. 1405 Dealer. ______________________ _________________________ FREE- One year old black and white female. A nice dog. Phone 3224063. 17I Pontiac GTO 100. 3 speed, Turbo-Hydra, Nags. Runs good, 51,200 caSh. 322-5009. '71 6.64101'SS Big9yv.oldbeautltulQuart,r Horse with 2 saddles and all tack, 1330, 333.5130 Toyota Corona, i di'., whit,, black vinyl top, FM radIo, 23,000 ml. Like new. $3400. 322.1043. ______________________ 1961 Cadillac, Coupe, new in. specilon, no air, $393 firm. 322. 1962. '72 52,500 firm. Phone 534.0752. '73 Super Beetle, 63,000 miles, 1 owner. $2,000 or best offer. Phone 5345752. - tOolS, 53-TV.RadioStereo Plymouth VIP, I dr. hardtop, air,power steering. New; battery, starter, voltage regulator, alternator, tune.up. Neids tires. Good gas mileage and good transportation, 5450. 323.2791 alter 3, furniture, appliances, etc Buy I 'r 1001 itemi. Mart. 213 Sanforfi Ave. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture A Miscellaneous. Sell ColorTV'sIrom; B&Wfrom $13; Service all makes. HERB'S TV. 1200 French Ave., 373)731 for 30 Pct commission, Free Pick UPS. Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 322 2270 ,.-'. '. '' 1961 Cash 322.4132 ... FQ. Grand Prix, excellent condition, _____ DAVE'S 3213 9370 KENMOREWASHER.parts. '67 Mustang, ii WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone323.10 1914 Honda Civic, excellent con. dillon, 33 MPG, asking 51,900 373. 1792. BUSINESS DIRECTORY r'.i EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ______________________________ ___________________________ ____________________ Aluminum Siding I can Cover your home with siding A SOtfet System Roofing, Gutters Eagle S'dng Co aS) 9513 ____________________ _____________________ Home Improvements alum Also €i, GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Pest Control interior. Erlerior Plastering, ART BSUWN PEST CONTPflL Plaster P,il(hing 3. SmuIaleiJ Brick & Stone Specialty. 372 3750. - ___________________________ 2542 Pirk Drive 372 1165 - -., Land Clearing Beauty Care _________________________ _________________________ C&A BackHoe Service La TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (fmerly Harreett's Beauty N) Sewing - clearing, till dirt, clay. rock All kirdiof digging Hovsetrajl,rs stored and moved, 3229140, 5l9EFirt3fl57 Golf gamegoneto pot' Sell tpiool clubswitha classified ad. Call 322 761) or 131 99,3 ESTERSON LASIbCI - aoiur Bulldozig. Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top SOil 3223943 Alterations. Dress-Making. Drapes, Upholstery 372 07w, PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD sOp WHAT E VER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl Lite Clearing Mowing; Discing; Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock; Sand, Backrioe Loader Ph 3fl 1127 Tree Service _____________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care 177) WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? - Roof Repairs, Carpentry. PanI,,g, Home Repairs, Gutteming. Cement work Fre, estimates Mowing, edging, trimmng, weeding and fertilizing Fr estimates Central Heal & Air Conditioning Phone For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford EXPERT LAWN CARE Buting a new home? Moving to apartment? = - CONSTR(JCTjOflr'y, 211 W 25th Additions 0' Sanford Fla Rer todeling FOR APPOINTMENT - WlI h_:lI:_ gtllJnl_- iNKdAMlNUTEi CALL 322 3103 pidceto live, car to drive, a iob. em Some service toy ria.e need of, 'ClO -,- II All types and s•zes _______ -'. Classified Ad in The Herald Call Ij _____________________ SPRINKLER SYStEMS We repair and Sirv' STINE MACHINE CO 2C?W.2rdSt • SLIM YOU AREMl$iNGSOMETHlpG 32Z33I1orI3I'P993andatrendli I- WtLLS DRILLED. Pu.AP all Our want ads eer day P am t'rng I'ua v esorn:carnping equipment you JJ an Ge? some action with a Herald classified ad We'I help you wrile an ad that will bring a last Sale CALL 322 26)1 Mowing. Edging, Trimming Cuitom Work LicenSed, Bonded Free estimate 32) 6031 I! - ____________________________ Classified Ads will always give you Havesome camping equipml more, Much, MUCh Nor then no longer use? Sell 1 all *ith a you expect Classified Ad in The Herald Call 322 261) or 531-9993 and a friendly visor will help you Carpentry. 'femodeling, AikJ,)ioni II II IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY Sanford Arc.. 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralloy Odham323-467O _________________________ Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show quality, Cropped ears & Shots. $150 to $300. Terms. 365' We Buy Furniture *ouldnt be any. Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street Lights Sidewalks 0 Dy:5:MaryT.Nomio1 City Clerk 0 65-Pets-Supplies 52AppIjan STP AND HOMES Of DISTINCTION Homes ready for your Inspection and immediate occupancy .,, _______________________ ____________ ___________ Conveiitional'5% Down Citycf Winter SprIngs. Florida GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE Welcome (T' '25,000 1069 Pontiac GTO 4 Speed, air, all stock equip. 51.000. 531.1514 after S. StsamCleanYcurownca,'pat RentOurRelnsovac CARROLL'S FURNITURE,322.5111 lNOAu$tin Healy SprIta, new tires, runs, Make an offer. 333.7313, C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 323 Ss7s - ___________________________ ______________________ Home Improvements - ANTICIPATED REVENUE General Revenue Federal Revenue Sharing Cash carryover from 1973.14 Cashcarryover.Bulldlng Fund 44-Equipment for Rent _______________________________ _______ Satiferd's newest residential neighborhood - -- _______________________ Jim Hunt Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 333.3164 or 323.77)0 _____________________________ 80-Autos for Sale - Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, family rm.. garage, large fenced yard. separate studio. TAFFER REALTY closing costs. $23,750. one 322.3070 Rare & Exotic new arrIvals, PLANTS& ANSWERS. 210E.lstSt. 1 Yr. Old Roan Mare, schooled by Penney's Imperial Refrigerator, professional trainer Excellent with ice.mak,r, $200; Built.in riding horse; also 11 ma. Old oven & Range, $30; Sears Deluxe Appaloosa Palimino Colt. 322.1263. Dryer, $50; Shag tarpet, 1O'xl$', red. $6.3; 17'x14' red, $90; II'xlI' 68-Wanted to Buy red, white & blue, $63; Trundle bed. $75; All must go, 323.4753. QUIET AREA 3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carPeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx 52.000 down, 5153 month. 78-Motorcycles ____________________________ 1013 Honda 330. Top shape. Low mIleage. $300. Call John 333.9195 after S. - Reg. Real Estate Broker 263* S. Sanford Ave 32) 0759 eves 322 7643 2 Cut 339.1097 -_________________________ ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service PINECREST- 3 BR. bath, central heat & air, owner will sell to qualilied veteran paying all Wm. H. Stemper-Realtor 301E. Ist5t., Downtown - ______________________ " __________________________ One of Singer's top Touch and sew ZigZag machines, Assume balanceof S1IS.SOorpayslI.9Q per month. Will take trade-in. Singer • holes. Balance of SSI.0 or 10 payments of S6. Call credit manager, 333.911) or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER An11. year tttru 1076 models. 7 dayf week. Call collect, SU.2131 - __________________________ ______________________________ _____________________ RETIREE SPECIAL-3 BR, 1 bath, in one of he nicer sections Sanford. Owners have given this home TLC. $26,750. 3 BEDROOM- I Bath, small frarr.e home, situated on of a City -. ROSES ___________________________ FUTURA BY SINGER MORE CAc._1 _ For WreckedorJunk Cars & Trucks Poultry manure for your fall garden or pasture, $2 yard loaded at the 1069 Honda, CB 350, 9000 Miles. Excellent cord., 5300 323.3$)?, farm. Holdsn's Enterprise Egg Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen '7' Honda CI 500. still on warranty. (off 11S),2rn1. east Osteen BrIdge. 3.000mIles. Faring helmet&otheq accessories. 321-0491. llhp. R(dingMower anytime. 3210010 3220779 FLORIDA Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. Wanted Call 322.1424 after 4 p m. 0 62-4.aWn.Garden ________________________ Lawn Mower Sales & Service - We Sell the Best A ServIc, the Rest. WesternAuto.301w.Firstst.,332. 1103. AUtOS BUY JUNK CARS- from $1010 $33. .. ___________________________ WIlT REALTY IT'S BEEN REDUCE $1,100 for an early sale. Beautiful custom 2 BR, 2 bath with walk.in closets. GoodIes galore. $3$,$ 3222420 . Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell, _________________________ 77 ______________________ NOLL'S C.n.saibiurw, i7.c2.a304j'"' - service,usedmachines. MOONEY APPLIANCES323.06v Rig. Real Estate Broker __________________ Wood or Steel desks, executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry ___________________________ SAN LANTA: 3 BR, 1½ bath, cement block, range and refrig. 1I'TruckCamper In excellent condition 322.4243 -. NELSON'S Wanted, Residential site for SwimmIng Pool. Leading distributor wants a nice backyard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideratIon given for prime location. Call 303 433.4330 collect. Casselberry.Longw FRAME HOME: 2 BR,) bath. Fla. rm., dining rm. Only $12,000. 3largebedrooms,2baths53l,700 Call Sanford's Sales Leader - prIce. V 7SRstj'eatlnjI Vehicles 60-OffIce Supplies _________________________ 15*33' complete. 1. yrs. old, repossessed. Sacrlf Ice. Call collect 305-fl3-0o1o. take trade. NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 717 N. 7,3 RIVERFRONT LOT; lOS ft. on scenic Wekiva River, paved road frontage, $17,000. School & Golf Course. $59,900. LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY-3 BR. 2 bath, central heat a. aIr, wall.wall carpet, kitchen equip. ped, fenced yard, Owner re locating. $39,250. $55,000. AppraIsed 32.1-6OdIor323OSl7evn 2017 S.FRENCH Multiple Listing Service THEY PAY. ________________________ _____ IDYLLWILDE SPECIALOverlook your spacious backyard from your beautiful family room. JUSTLISTEO.-Thiil,fflfiC3BR2 bath In Loch Arbor. Huge fenced lot, central heat & air. Many custom items. BPP 531500. GoIt'a sect Deluxe Aluminum above ground swimming pools. (27 1S'x34' and One of Singer's fineit. Sold new,f or over $400. Needs someone to asSume balance, $196.50 or pay $12.30 mo. Free home trial. Will Rig. Real EstateBroker 503W. 1st St. fence. $20,950. REALTORS Lake Mary Furn. Apt. '135 Stenstrom Realty central HA, paneled FamIly room, Ig. inside utility room, and screened porch by a beautiful pool. Easily affordable at only _...... Auction 1200 FT5nch Ave. 323.7340 _____________________ Used Office Furniture - M. UNSWORTH REALTY UNBELIEVABLE- 1 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, foyer, eat.ln kitchen, family room, chain link Sanford Story & Clark Spinet Piano Like New, $700 S313flS 50-Mscellar.aus for Sale * SINGER FUTURA * *10.000. Owner, 365-1110. THE CONTRACT" $27,300! 531.9903. FurnIshed or Unfurnished Estate INC. "SERVICE BEYOND Lots of furniture, bedding, $9 pliancs, TV'S, misc. Items sold bargain prices. Eaf*Amarlcard and Master Charge welcome. CLARINET Very Good ConditIon _____________________ _______________________ Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 2 acres, 4 BR, 3 baths, office, 3300 s. It., 3 mos. old, *1.000 equity and assume mor. Kish Real POOL HOME In quiet area with Assoc, 323 0455 Night Day toage of Reasonable rent 365372). carpeted,C HIA, kitchen equipped, with family room. Can assume mortgaQe. No ______________________ An abeviated form of the proposed municipal budget for the CIty Of Winter SprIngs, Florida, Is sit form below: TO' it. PROPOSED EXPENDITURES PRIVACY- No one within 2 bloCks -3 BR,2 bath, central heat &alr coitng, wall.to.walI WPlt. Large swimmIng pool. Owner may rent with option to buy. - $25,900. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES v. Hardwick, Brokfr Deltona,46e.6611 Lake Mary- 3 BR, 1½ bath, fenced yard, $34,900. ' Smallest Ad with the greatest op. portunity. Call 3335342. Ideal ___________________________ ______________________ I BR. 2 bath, Lonqwood, 121,500. ______ 322.1301. for young or fixed Income famIly. ____________ __________ ___________ 4lus5 Auction Monday, Aug. 3O 7 P.M. - - __________________ - Public 44j5ij MSfdSfldiS Merchandise • down, $163 per month, Great area REALTORS - SanfordAuction i2osFrench.m. _____________________ Sanford- miles northeast. 11.91 acres,lOOft.frontageondlflrood Power and phone on land. $17,900 Easy terms, 021.3101. Colt WM00. Trooper ExcellentConditlon,Trade or Sell. 323.32)3 alter 6p.m. Winter SprIngs-. 102 DavId. Nice BR, 1 bath. Under $30,000. Low Real Estate Looking to buy existing lit and 2nd mortgages at discount, 21 hour approval. Daytona (904)672.5133 furnished. , You Name It, I Buy It Stop and think a minute - if classified aos didn't work, there wouidii't be any. CORP.,REALTORS 3 BR,dream homewitti 2½ baths, on WILSON MAIER FURNITURE scenic lake. PrIvate wooded lot, BUY-SELL-TRADE family room & garage, large 332.3333 screened on'r' •aclng lake. THIS 311.315EFirstSl. lTrr.:1 ..,'abiy priced at CC$51,900. Leading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum rec. ClIff Jordan. Realtor lanouiar pools left over front 197$ 531-1232 season, halt price. Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 30$. Lake Mary- 2 sedroom, oria 533-9331 C011eCt. room, fenced shady yard. $13,000. 332.000. HutcP,Ison Ocean front Apts., 339 -----------. DUPLEX- HEREWITH: SEVERABILITY AND EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of laid Ordinanc, shall be available at the office of the City Clerk of the City of WInter SprIngs. ru,I4., for all persons desIrIng to examine same. Building Fund 36-Reso,'t Propet'ty '74 _______________________ MULTIPLELISTING SERVICE INTERESTED? Countryhomi, mint conditlon.3 BR. 2 bath, central heat an aIr. _______________________ PeOple-desire tohelp peopleaNJ your aggressiveness to obtain and meet oblectives will determine your future. Do you want and demand an opportunity to use your maturity, experience ani education? If so, contact Mary Lou, 323-3)76. _________________ . Adults,SIlOmo. 3fl1or3fl.M70 SANFORD- 62 dry Airs near S. .Iolwsi 5110.001 W'tI)l. SACKETT INVESTMENT - 323-5774 anytime _____________ ___________ 2BR,carpeted,aI, for offices in Florida, Georgia, Ala.. Miss. We guarantee lobe the best and offer the most. Your Plenty openings, FORMICAM.AN GASSTATION ATTENDANTS GRILL COOK DISHWASHER WAITRESS a. ______ COUNSELLORI AAA Employment needs several sales-receptionist SALESREP - Financeoep,rtment OtficeD,partment Bud Planniflg&zoningo,,,,,,,,t - Realty Lake Mary- 2 BR furnished house, uiew' refinished InsIde 72-Auction - SiCyclii'IOy's 34" 000dCidition,$$ 323415 4'ttsMT1Sgs COUNTRY HOME LAKE F RONT terms. 0 Adultt. NO petS 333.3930, 5S-eCyCIss - LAKE MARKHAM ___________________________ _______________________ LANDSCAPING FOREMAN Experienced In landscapIng. per week Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. BUSINESS _______________________ RENTAL CONTRACTOR n.5174 Realtor PROPERTY comblnid on busy highway. $39,500. Real good ________________________ mite, ______________________________ __________________ ________________________ Guaranteed recOnditIoned auto batteries, $12.05 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 Sanford Ave. REAL ESTATE ______________ CR EDIT COLLECTOR Must have credit background, HEADCASHIER Supervision experience. Recent cashier experIence. DRIVER SALES 201 Commercial PPione3O$.322.l5,e AND . -. ADS ARE BLACK & WHITI AND READ ALL OVER, ______________________________ CLA4SIIED CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST - Call Bart . j -WE SELL SUCCESS-. air, near park $26,000. 323.9404, JENNYCLARK REALTY HOME 1214. ROSSON MARINE 2OlIltwy 17.03 ________________________ By Owner- 4S1,2 baths, garage, fenced, carpeted, central heat & .cenfralJf&A,scrempatio, , Carpesed,52%5ao. 22.19O3 after S Realtor & Accssso.4.ss ______________________________ ________________________ OrIandODriVe Sanford. 323.5330 easy • . The Want AdIt'sWay. I.._ REDUCED $11,000. MUST SELL 2 BR, quiet, clean, no pets. $133 plus Carpenter, only experienced need NOWI Large attractIve S BR, 3 DO. The Horton Or9anizatlon, bath, choIce area. 142.000. Has apPly. 333.001, large family room, central aIr, w Realtor, Eve. 322.3w, . ., ..q'- .-. -w carp.l, h.,"ulful fenced FOC7T4 DELlVER'"' .vn.I Florida area. Must nave pool. 1100 3344OUseSFUflitflid Cornell Drive. Florida Chauffeur license. 3 day week. Paid holidays and vacatiin. Furnlspie VETS- NO DOWN 3.BR, 1½ 2 BR cottage, air Apply: Rich Plan, 101W. 13th St., baths, aIr conditioned, fenced Central heat. Quiet country livIng. Sanford. yard. Low monthly payment. All utilities fun, except fuel OIl. $200 mo. $23 security; Adults Only 322.7957. Clerk Typist II, ImmedIate Em. ployment with City of Sanford, Harold Hall 1 BR Mobil, Home In Longwcod, ______________________ 31½ Hr. Wk., 53-1.32 starting wage. $115 mc. No pets. REALTOR, MLS Full time regular employment. machine. Oood.wlth figures, BROWSE AND SAVE.. BR, 1½ S. fireplace, ______________________ beths Sanora- Forslleorrent_Lovely3 BR. 2 bath, 2 car garage, central heat and air, ___________________________ - ss-eosts ISYR, FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1'r shaded,fsnced lot,3 BR. 1V, B.. Fla. rm., kit. equip., air, cpt., washer, dryer, screen porch. 10' * 21' lawn bldg. $23,500. 323.0149. SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKET Anyone can P4 a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted tree. Come browse every Sunday 9 tO S at the Movietand Drive in Theatre. South 17.02. Phone 332. ___________________ Ramada dos.ie wIde, 21**. 3 BR, 2batti, kitchen, lIvIng remit. den ww CarPet. 10.001 mmii after 5p.m. _____________________________ __________________________ __________________ Solid weed deKáVIO bench stereo, liii firm Ph, mtsit - 5.33 ' njoo dii. 333.363* sItu' 3, S'info,if - By Owne 3 SE, 1½ __________________ Expanding sales business working partners, No investm ares. $7100 to 510.000 year. SECRETARY 50 words per mingle. 10 key adding Experienced In rentals of toots _____________ - covered patio, storage building, pool, marIna, tennis. $13,900. 441. DrlvsovttodaytoIl6EagIeCl,cle and see a steal Call Phyllis Cappcnl, Realtor. Associate. Alter PRICK! A FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC.. REALTORS Days and After Hours 32-+iouses Umhed Sanford stable for hones, fenced, $23000. 50,000 dn. Call ons. m.oi.o. ' -Sp & Trade __________________ mobile home. Excellent caiornen shaded fenced yard. 3 car garage. - Yellow Cab, 20) S. Park Ave. MANAGER TRAINEE 2 Story, 2 BR, unfurn., central heat & air, kitchen equIpped, enclosed garage. Nice shady yard. lnqvlre ste 3. 322.atma. 2203 Park Ave.-? BR, carpeted, air, $teOnio, plusdamagel ________________________________ _.±71233. Landscaped lef with 3 bedroom is, w,e-.3. fltIjJ,.,,, A •RioSNiio -_________________ plan, double garage, Lake Hsed High School, Not in city limits. _________________________ Hiiitu L 2 bath, waII.waIl carpet, central Iteal.alr, 3½ acres ptvi. LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR . TAXI DRIVERS Need real go getter person, No Illed a Complaint in the abovestyled on ne following property COurt for the foreclosure of a and besng in Seminole County. mortgage encumbering the Florida. following descrld real property: LOf 10 and the East c' or Lot 30. Pohics Department Fire Department Public Works Department lnspedi Unlurnished,heem SecurIty Deposit Adults Preferred. 333 , 0420 or 3235131. a?b - SR,5bathrlghtonmlgolfcous, Ivate backyard surramded by beauWuloak tries. Spilt bedroom 5040. lvs, HiraM, Sialird, Fl. ________________ CASSELBERRY- DEAR RUN COUNTRY CLUB- SpacIous 4 condltloned,neat&cle.n.Mav,in . ' _!i' restaurant and lounge. Seats 250 people. Excellent opportunity. $12,000 to 513.000 year. lOtS. 535.000 3337 ___________________ 333.4,33 Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid. companion, Needed Immediately RESTAURANT LOUNGI NOR. Muet have resume, 2 years ex. 0 ----- • Go Good Peopl. fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, - potentIal, 151 year for management minded people. Sanford & surrounding areas wIde LITTLE FEE ACENCT 41-êtouiss -- Lake Mary, 3 BR, near lake, now.Orlveby&calItoday,$);. furnished Studio apt. now Con. venlently located, single story, Forrest Greene Inc. patio apartments will be ready for REALTORS 5301533 occupancy in early October, Abundani storage (Including attic), decorative wall coverings. Winter SPrInOI-. 3 BR, 1½ bath, tam. i'm., fireplace. I bik from plush landscaping, complete school, ,Enc. patio, $30,500. proofIng, "GE energy cf m.og iciency package in the nicest courtyard living environment In EQUITY SALEI the area. To see model, cil 33). Save ttiousandsl QUICK possession 0230 btwem u am. a 3 p.m. 351, only 3½ yts. young, like new __________________________ condItion Assumable lit i'. tgaeeof $1LIOO,S¼ Pct.,$1$l me. 31A-iplexes pays all. Reduced to 133.900.631. Manager, direct sales, you me one Of the five key people we seek to develop and train as distributors. High income ______________ $70 Reserve your new compIeely end 3 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 3), No phow calls acc.ed. Job We Find You, 41-4bsws - ________________ Sanford, Adults only. Modern Studio SANFORD - Urlve by - 1323 & I SR. Air, carpet. etc. $09 per Summerlin Ave., large oaks, pine up 323.101,. _____________________________ & palm trees, 3 BR..3 bathe, air Restaurant is now accepting apPllcationsforpafltlmeandfull time Shifts (I am. tII 2p.m. and 12 midilght tll I am.) Apply in person. Holiday Inn, Lake Monroe. Sanford between 9 am. That We Charge 1% ' Weeks BOX _______________ Adults- Na Party plan sal15, new Product highest earnings, management opportunity. Call Mrs. Ford, S42. 7015. IN THE .. I&2BRMobiieHoms - JACK Mary, FlorIda, that said City they ma hay,. Each claim must be AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. GERALDA. LEWIS CouncIl will hold a puic hearing at in writing and must indicate the ADOPTING THE MUNICIPAL BUDGET FOR THE CITY OFFLORIDA. WINTER publish: Aug. 23, 30. 1976 COMPTROLLER OF FLORIDA 1:30p.m., or as soon thereafter as basis for the claim, the name and SPRINGS, FLORIDA, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1914.1977; REPEALING DEC.10? possible, Ofl September 14. 1914. to eddress of the creditor or his agent ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF ORflIArpt mu Pâ -. 2SISParkDr., products. Make beautiful money, Call 414.3079 for information. tees And Will Tell You THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Menday, kptem 2 1016al 7:30 p.m. or es soon thereafter as possie, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN y 01 the above court written consider the adoption the - to all the further claims must be directea the City Council of the CIty of Lake statement of anya claim or to demand Springs, Florida,of title offollowing wtildi II isordinance by the City of Winter Comptroller of Florida. consider the adoption of an Or. or xttn'.... •mouny dlnance by the City of Lake Mary, Florida, title of which is as follows: claimed. if the claim is not yet due. the date when it will become due AMEHOMENT TO GRDiN,CE shall be stated. if the claim is NUMBER 20F THE ORDINANCES Contingent or unhiquidate, the OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, nature of Ihe uncertainty shall be FLORIDA, ENTITLED, AN OR. Stated. If the claim is secured, the DINANCEOF THE CITY OF LAKE security shall be described. The MARY, FLORIDA; PROVIDING claimant shall deliver sufficIent FOR ZONING WITH THE COR. copies of the claim to the clerk to' ORATE LIMITS; PROVIDING A enable the clint to mall one copy to ZONING MAP THEREOF; each pers,nal representative, ______________ 3i-ArtminN Funthhsd HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST. MAS - and the money to pay for It. Start now - selling beautiful We Are Proud of Our appear to be the owners ci un the following property in Seminole DEC.isl 0 vs. ' claimed personal or intangible County. Florida: Lot 0, ENGLiSH WOODS, FIRST Block A. LAKE WAYMAN DOUGLAS H. SMITH and SUSAN E. property Presumed abandoned. SMITH, his wife. IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FORas ADDITION,aspertMpIat,fof, HEIGHTS, HIGHWAY ADDITION, Lot 21, Block "6". WOODMERE SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA recorded in PIat Sock 17, pge , THIS DOES NOT INVOLVE REAL PARK. SECOND REPLAT. ic PROBATE DIVISION according to the plat thereof, Defendants. ESTATE, cording to the plat thereof, as File Number 7.n.cp NOTICE OF ACTION Pubilc Records of Seminole County. recorded in Plat Book 4, Page 31, ol Account Number F.0347.0Ol4. recordedinplateock")3",pagu '3. DivIsle, Florida, TO: DOUGLAS H. SMITH the Public Records of Seminole apparent owner, Burke, Ernest, 1413 Public Rerds of Seminol. County, In Re: Istefe • 1201 Upland Drive You are commanded to file your County, Florida, W Ih St. Sanford. Fia 31; F. Florida. Apartment 2 written defenses to said Comptaint has been filed against you and you lOIIOO)2.JOhnsOWL,C&MCas.. has been filed against you and you ELIZABETH TUTTLE LEVEQUE with the Clerk of the above named are reWIred to serve a copy of your '4o'js?on. I eze'. 7re) P.O. Box £21, Longwood, Fl; F 434. are retpjlred to serv, a copy of your writtefld,fens,s, if any, to Gary C. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an COOS. MCGIll, Robert, Route), Box written defenses, if any, to It on NOTICE OF Deceased Court and to serve a copy action for foreclose a mortgage upon the attorneys hereinbelow not Massey ci Brock, Massey & Walden, ADMINISTRATION 47,Sanford, Fl; F1414.0017, Redley, Richard H. Adams, Jr. ci Gray, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING later than September 14th, 1910. the following property in Seminole Suite 102, 414 E Semoran Blvd.. County, Fida: WITNESSmyhand.ndsealof tPe Altamovu, Springs, FlorId. Alonzo, Buddys Place, RI. 2, Box $2. Adams, Harris & Robinson, PA., CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST on or 327701. before Sanford, Fl; P024*00)3, Tucker, T. ptaintIfl's attorneys, whose ad*ess THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Court t Orlando, Florida, this 12th PlaIntiff's attorney, Lot 21, Block "6", W000MERE E, Florida Slate Bk, Sanford, Fla Is 101 East Robinson Street. P.O. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED (Seal) y of August, 1976. PARK, SECOND REPLAT, ac• Sepfemb 10. 1074. and file the 3277); F.I411.00fl, Waltz, 6. Box 30$, Orlando, Florida 32502. Cording to the plat thereof, as Theodore, original with the Clerk of the above IN T$E ESTATE: Teds T V & Appliance, orbeforejtiel3thdayot September, recorded in Plat Book "13", Page Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. styled Court either before serviceon YOU ARE HEREBY P.O. Bø* lii, Longusod. Fl; FICS. lyle • 'd liii the original wtPi me that the administration of NOTIFIED the estate Public Records of Seminole County, 0001, Clerk of the Circuit Court Plaintiffs attorney or immediately BernsteIn a Miller; F.140s. clerk of thIs Court either before Of Florida, By: Cherry Kay Travis; thers.ft; otherwIs, a default will ELIZABETH 0000. Clements, W. 1.; F14C5.000, service on plaintiff's attorneys or LEVEQUE. deceased, FileTUTTLE Number LOWNDES. PEIRSOL, Deputy Clerk has been filed against ypu and you be entered against you for tne relief Prescott Tractor Sales; F.1600.000i, immediately thereafter; otherwise demanded In the complaint. are rejired to serve. copy of your Scruogs & Elsnberg; F1400-0002, a default will be entered against you Court forCP, Seminole County, Is pending In the Circuit OROSDICK & DOSTER written defenses, if any, to it on Wicker, Smith, Bloomguist In. for the relief demanded in the Probate DIvision, the address PROFESSIONAL Richard H. Adams. Jr. of Gray, ASSOCIATION thIs Court on the SIN day of August. fCrmatlOnconcerflingta0, complaint, 1970. By H. Richard Bates, Esq. Adams, Harris & Robinson, P.A.. desalptlon of the Property and the which is Seminole County Cour. Suite WITNESS my hand and seal Of thouse, North Park Avenue, ptaintitf's aftorn. (SEAL) whose adde.0 names and adess of the holder this Court on August loia. Arthur H. Beckwlth 5 10) East Robinn Street, p.o. may be obtained by any person (SEAL) ford, Fl. The Personal repr,sen. First Federal Building Box 300$, Orlando, Florida Box32102 2509 Clerk of Circuit Court possessing an interest in the tative ci the estate 5 PIERRE Orlando, Florida Adhur H. Beckwith, Jr. or before the 1h day of September, property by addressing an inquiry to By: Cherry Kay Travis ANDRE' LEVEQuE, JR., whose AttOrneys for Plaintiff Clerk of the Circuit Court 1070. and file the original wIth the GERALD A. LEWIS, State CCmp. PY Clerk address Is Box 152. Slnford. Fl Publish. Aug. 16 73 By. Mary N. Darden clerk of this Court either before troller, Abandoned Property Sec 4 1976 Publish Aug.9, 14, 23. 30 19/I 3fl7I. The name and address of Deputy Clerk service on plaintiff's attorneys or DECis personal representativVs attorney DEC.75 tion, Cipitol, Tallahassee, Fis'id. PublIsh Aug 9. 16. 23, 30, 1976 mmediat,ly 'er; otherwise 3230k B• sure to mentlo account DEC50 are set forth below. "detauI,wl,ti,, tred against you number, name and address, as All persons having claims or for the relief demanded in the published Inthisnotice Unless preOf CITYOF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA demands against the estate are complaint CITYOF required, of ownership is Presented to the WITHIN N.flcs .4 Public Hearial LAKE MAI1Y. FLORIDA THREE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: WITNESS my hand and seal f holder by October 21. 197,, the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF NatkeofpubIkHearIa, th, Court on August 3. 1916. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the CIty Council of the City of Winter property will be delivered to the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (SEAL) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Springs, Florida, that said City Council will held a public hearing on Comptroller of Florida. Thereafter. Arthur H. Berkwetti, Jr. ___ AVON pyu Residence Unknown TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. Property Ad", notice is hereby Altamonfe Springs, Fla. 3270) YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an poratlon, etc., tOIflhY lOt' CItY given that the persons listed below action for foreclose a mortgage on Publish: Aug. 30. 1070 Plaintiff il-Help V*fl? AA EMPLOYMENT of 71 OM 151 A 1 5) MOtAY MONT SPE c 12j ' Jø' N!i. CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE OP ILICTION IN INS CICWf 11TH l I? knon ttii I. md A JUDICIAL CIICWI, IN AND FOR gomery, Mone Fr..man. SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Smathifi, Secretary of State of Stale of Florida. do horsby give nOIICS that a GENERAL ILEC IN RI: CRY M.flN. Ist' tss, Manteon of JuL. S A. pg TON ___________________ Sr Ss1 NOSIRT A. TANGO, Habend Ai Fcu The 104& (Thurs) Connty, State of Floriol, en luelday ' MI JO K k$ Com.Isz located of next succedlag the first onav n W. NACY K. TANGO. Wit.. LASSIFIEb DEPT. RATES FVIISO Shef. 1966. (FrI.) November. A. D.. • NOTICS OP ACTION teied AN Nd C1C Detailed Ipecltications are &W1 idevy, THU STATE OP FLORIDA TO: Tulldiy being the SECOND day of HOURS swafisate it the Olfict it the City NANCY K. TANGO WHOSE NOVEMIER. to fill the loilneing Pe omrv2SIIm.s .....3IcaNM II GOiM Manasr. 0:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. O.LSlaft RESIDENCE IS THE CITY OF offices: 2flm.s .............24ca Nn 130 All bide shill be In the City WEST NEW vornc, STATE OF United StatesSenator MONDAY ffiIij FRIDAY IS MOVIE: The Lady ($3.IOMPNIMUMCHAROE) 2i (13) VS OF OUR Representative in Congress for __ Me%ai$ Office. City Ifoll. San. NEW JERSEY, AND WHOSE the Fairffi & FIfth Congressional SATURDAY ?.Nson 3LlhsMInImum *WlSN I LlWS ford, Florida nut later ffiM 0:35 MAILING ADDRESS IS CO District ____________________ 14) (5) AS ThE AM. Thuridsv. $*Smbsrp. 1070 KEHOE, MOO SOULEVARD EAST. Ill losdurd an The bide wilt be mlIcty apensj on ___ . I' Tr,.,r and Inourence WEST NEW YORK. NEW JERSEY Commissioner DEADLINES AM a reid aldeity 5) FA&*.Y FEW me City Con nbelan reserves the e U) Commissioner, Florida A sworn Petition for. D1WOIUtIOn is p Noon The Day Befoe PublkotjCn 'ISaCCIeIfor*ctanyeraIl Marriage having been flied public Service Commission nt*ary. ii ONo lame best htlar.ui, itis City regarding a request for the ,a,e Attorney 9B _______ of . Public Defender Sunday-Noon Friday dlssolul,on of said marrIage to .' l2O W. I. Knowies for me tollonIng ______________________________________ 'ZJ (U) TE DOCTORS Robin A. Tanóo, in the ClrcP SenatorIalSenators Disfricts: 17 City Manager ( Si WRA'MLD WEST _______________________________________________ Court In and for Sam liiola COUfltY (4) 15) TiE GIJOIIG City of Sanford Florida. ml Members the State Houll of 1)ELR4TDUCHAELES LIGHT PwblioIi: Aug. * IOU shirt title Of whiCh IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OFi5• Represuntativ for the folloning 100 i7 (md.) PJJEIC PROJECT DIC400 House DistrIcts: 33, i. 11. 45, at. ROBERT A. TANGO. Hosband, and (1*) TOMORRCM 4-Pe,5onJb - CNId Car. PflESENTS(R Thin.Jel_____________________ _________________ NANCY K. TANGO. Wlfeo these ' ThE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. CII. presents command you to appear Clerk. Circuit Court IINTISNTN JUDICIAL 9erIff Educational CtWId Care for FACED WITH A DRINKING '5) CUlT OP FLOSID* IN AND FOR and file nur Aw or (her '5) _ _i_ Property Appraiser PROILEM u weekly if YOU quality 323Wj SEMINOLE COUNTY. (bt) ENICA T) 11* Collector or 333.0430. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous at answer and Ploading, it any.' CIVIL ACTN NO. 754%CA40C ThE ' IO W i. Superintendent of SChools Can Help you have to Husband's requis for MOVES (lists.) TEA CR1.1 Child care In my home. Certifl, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND equitable division of the real of Elections LOAN Call 113W ASSOCIATION Tu.sday tech PDIA _____ Board of1.3,5 County Commissioners, WrlteP.O. Sos 1213 OF propeftyownedbyloe.r,&Tango Districts SEMINOLE COUNTY, a cor. Nutvftloes lunch, 3. Sanforll,FIOrlda3l71l peratisa onganlad and elsilag ' NanCY K. Tango as tenants IS Mont big ._ under the Laws ii ml United Ste' entirety located at HOO Marshall DistrIcts 2.3. aoo of the SCtweI Board, ARE YOU TROUSL.IO? Call Toll of Avenue md 417 West 'd Street, '2) (13) ANOT) BUSY SEE CHILD 6:10 Free, 441.2027 for "We Care" Sanford. Sesn(nole 'County, Florida, Publish: Aug. 23. 30, Sept. 4. 13. 1074 14) 15) 2427 Holly Ave. '23 SIH1NE A4ANAC ThE FAMl _________________________ "Hotllne." Adults or Teins. us and being more particularly DEC.I1O Phone3l373100r322.W4O 19) pn tis described as follows: CITY OP _______________________ RICHARD F. KELLEY and IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? 'LOf 30, BlOCk 21, DREAMWOLD MARGARET S KILLEY, Pils wife, WhitTlE SPRINGS, (1) atMSHJPE ALMANAC uhgwsod Day tare C 241 (tubL) A BIT WITH GIlT IN YOUR FAMILY? FOURTH SECT ION. according to Detonga..ts. FLORIDA Ln's oldest. êa.m.1 p...bmu$ AL ANON thepIatthereofasrec.dedinpIg NiticeofPvblic$,arpag NOTICIOPSALI uie,n school. 330.3702 anytlm (2j MtMTHThFIJ4O 3$ TEP'IIESSEE TUXEDO: Sock 4. page 00, of the Public TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: (fles., 11w.) I DREAM OF 'Preempted Friday for NOTICEISHERISYOIVEN*a, Records of Seminole County, pur*iant fo Final Juals,nent NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by For families or Irlends of problem ______________________________________________ p-Good Tlings to JEANNIE (Wed.) OBCC: "Fcaflty$Ardlqu. FWT*I Foreclosure rendered on the 37th Florida." meCftyColmclIofmeCltyofWer ForfunloqtII433..4aj _________________t day of AUgUSt, 1074, SprIngs, Florida, that said City PR0E8 in tet EDUCATION ,,,, that cinain _____ _____ _____ .-. p, , dtheN hilt 0 -' e.',.jluinlji.CI,cuII CtT1CH.vIih.'...'i:., .,flngr Sa.fuc.;.;a,Fe',,:lyGr,, 7, d,ock !. Tr 1. . k. i- .........' J).ifl. or as $OOfl thereafter ma .uCumbIfs.On id for Seminole County, F4OtidI FORD'S MAP OP SANFORD, I2MreIYOIFkIIIda. 'J GEtERALHOBIITAL N. Oregon Ave.. ½ Mile N. SR at, Box $33, Sanford, Pta. 3777) POssJble.onMay,ptem30 __________________ rJ') DAILY IRD 330 wherein FEDERAL cordIng to the put thereof lust west of 1.4 & I Ml. W. il SAVINGS FIRST 1014. to consider the adoption of an AND Sanford. 322.30* I14) (5) ra -LOAN recore In Put Bock I. Paged Odlnance by the City of Winter S-Lost & Found ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE througn 04, of the Public Records COUNTY, a United Stats Springs. Florida, title of whIch isis MISTER HOG follows: Seminole County, Fiorida,' 11-llntructksn (1) SI.MER6STER NEI(5OIOCO Ploa.lsPtaitt.andRICHRD WthtneClerkoftMCircui,rtin AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Lost- Parakeet, blue and white. ___________________ ('7) LitJAS YOGA NC YOU 3$ ROCKY NC FR1EPCS. REWARD, F. KELLEY , and for Seminole County. Florida, OF WINTER SPRINQI. FLORIDA, St. Sanford.Rose Hall, 3N 1. dPi KELLE'Y. his and wIfe,MARGARET are Defendants, ni LRCEROOG Civil Action Plo. 74.0%CA.00.C. a copy thereof AUTHORIZING THE MUN ICI PAL ____________________ HIGH SCHOOL 655 400 ARTHUR H, SECKWITpi, JR., Husband's attorney. Jack r. COURTS OR COUNTY COURT, IF Found- Slack arid tan female DIPLOMAATHOMEIN THE MUNICIPAL COURT IS rai.vDno,&.l. Clerkslffieaforeg.idCII.olffCojjrt. Bridges of Cleveland, Ml:. si 3J IMONSIDE German Shepherd In the En. Office Drawer z, DISSOLVED, TO ASSESS AND 5) wtii$t1):SOa.m.,onml)4fdayof r4 pjjy NC ¶HE PRO' (en,) terprlsear.a.sawee&sago. Sanford, Florida 32771. on or before COLLECT THE SUM OF $100 AS 2 WEEKS lOU, offer for sale Pflj 44S.3570 FESSOR Mummy's Tomb:' Lon the 11th day of September, 1070. or COST AGAINST PERSONS CON. . se$ltOthehulIIe,Ibidaerfcrcashal s$herwisead '6) kERV GRIFFIN cPy, DIdi Foran I042 ,faultwilibeentered VICTED FOR VIOLATION OF the WestFront dOer of ml S.W.(DADE)HIOHSCHOOI. CW aoalnst . (81W) (Tues.) "Seafe of the mous, In Seminole County. FlorIda, . MUNICIPAL ORDINANCES AND f) EDGE OF MONT CALL TOLL FREE WITNESS MY HAND AND OF. ALL OTHER VIOLATIONS OF BIus Ibom." P.4 Lucas. Ed24 SESAME S IPtL 1100.4133032 FICIAL SEAL Of the Clerk of the LAWS WITHIN THE CITY OF descrIbed property, situated ______________________ d Antkl (01W) (V) ADWJ FAMILY being in Seminole County, Florida, Circuit Court, on thIs 5th day WINTER SPRINGS: 'INTHUCIICUITCOUITOFTHI of 4 iswit: AUTHORIZING COLLECTION OF 'IIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. LIonel AiwiR, Patt* 19J LUCY Lot 10. Siodi 0. STERLING (SEAL) ADDITIONAL $1.00 ON BOND CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Knowles. (SAW) 1944. Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. '-_, ESTREATURES OR FORFEITED COUNTY, FLORIDA ies PARK UNIT ONE,. acceldlng Clerk of the Circuit Court P(atffiereefarecordedinPra,i.ck ) (SAW) BAIL BONDS: PROVIDING FOR CIVIL ACTION NO. 14'I$30.CA1O.S By: Cherry Kay Travis 10. PoSIS 02 -. s. Of ml Public O'umney, EvelynAr*.rs. 1944. COLLECTION AND Dcposmp FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF TIll 5.00 Clerk Records of SemInole County, JACKDeputy T. BRIDGES, OF SAID COST; PROVIDING FOR AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, for. IISKTIRNYN JUDICIAL Ci (3 ADAM 12 Florida. Of USE OF MID COST AS LAW merly known as FIRST FEDERAL CUlT IN ANO FOR SENINOU s benslforwey. 1945. CLEVELAND, MIZE & '5) GILLIGANS ISND SaldsetewlhIbemadeou.,to BRIDGES ENFORCEMENT EDUCATION SAVINGS AND LOAN COUNTY. FLORIDA 700 (81W) and In order to satisfy the terms of PURPOSES: PROVIDING CON. ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, CASE NO. 70.te73D (3) TODAY (' Attorneys for Husband said final IuiII,w. FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. 24 ThE EiC Plaintiff .1 CHARLES it. FALK. Post Office Drawer A copy of said Ordln-e shall (Seal) at7251d825). be PANY PlaintIff, Sanford, Florida 37771 Arthur H. Seckwlth, Jr. avaitable at the office of the City EDWARD ALAN EWING and us. N: 0, 5 'u-' 3$ LASSIE Clerk Publish Aug.O. 14. 33 of ml )074 Clark of the Circuit court n C of Winter Springs. GLADYS ANNETTE EWING, his. GERALD L. MARTIN and C 4). DEC 5 By: Cher Kay Travis Florida, penonu desiring tO wife, THE SOUTHEAST FIRST FRANCES N. MARTIN, (3 examine for the all same. Depsy CIe NATIONAL BANK OF MAITLAND, A+A FRANCES N. REED 17) SESIESESi 5: PPIIIIIp H. Logan -Of (I) HODAN8IOE$ All interested IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to attend and be parties heard. are InvIted a natIonal banking corporation, and Oeftndanff.Ø _________ SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND 15) GOOD MORNING 5) BEVEFLYIRINJJES EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIE. NOTICE OF ACTION MONCRIEF THIS NOTICE IS TO SE JAMES MAC KINNEY. 24 ROB CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE PUBLISHED IN THE Evening C Defendants. TO: FRANCES N. MARTIN, Post Office Box 2270 COUNTY, FLORIDA too NOTICIOFACTION om ak. Herald, a npaper of' gen Sanford, FlorIda 32111 CASE NO. ?4.I22S.CA..o TO: EDWARD ALAN lN and CAPTAIN 3$ E W RANGER FRANCES N. REED Attorneys for PlaintIff cWwlaIioninsaldClty,(l, tIme GLADYS ANNETTE EWING, hIS KANGAROO Box 200, Route No. I Publish: Aug. * 1014 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. at lest 13 days prior tome tIme of wife, and all partle, having or IGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor Fergerson Road the public hearing, DEC.142 900 pOration, etc.. claiming toinhave any right, herein title or Legal Notice Camby, Indiana 10)13 DATED this 2SiPi day ci August, interest the property (0) PHI. DONNPJE 1ON PlaIntiff, and NOTICEOFNAMISOP vs - descri. 00L0LS SHOW INTHICIRCUITCOURTOFTKE City of Wlnter GERALD L. MARTIN PIRSON$APPEAIINGTOII OOUGLASH5MITHandSUMNE LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 320 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII Springs, Florida 1OUU Addrets Unknown OWNERSOPAIANDONID SMITH, his wife, Doverwood Road, Fern Park, CUlT IN AND FOE SEMINOLE 1 2,, . By: 5' Mary T. Norton YOU ARE JIEREBY NOTIFIED PROPERTY ORO Florida 37730 Defnoants. COUNTY, FLORIDA CIty Clerk that an actIon to orecuose on an Pursuant to Section 13of Chapter SON (R) NOTICE OFACTION CASE NO. ?0I22LCA.es.o GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED kwtruryient deemed a mortgage, 117. Florida Statutes, entitled TO: SUSAN E. SMITH 4i) 4 PRICE IS RIGHT tha, the above named Plaintiff has pursuant to Florida Statute of7.Ol, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. 414 E. Semoran Blvd. "FlorIda Disposition ci UnclaImed NYITATIONTOSID Op W Ip$ _____ Monday iitIsd CLASSIFIED AD LATELY BUDGE 1!, Ak: 8OLSTERIDWITpiVALU COLUMNS ' 1 ,,,,,,,,)) . [To List Your Business...Djol 322-2611 -. O 831-9993 ' ': ______________________ ________ - - ..' " ,,;.. '-, "' "------------ ':'",.' 1 'A"E' ii' �! ILONDIE 1 ~"Mmvrvod 0 I 11 ____ A I -P r .... .1. " Waliter CO Great ________________________________________ THANK YOU INCP n 35 MIdd ii fr' o i I' rTq - Iv ~ 1, L~k,4& .11__~11_ 00_ __1N - TM lOIN LOSER 9 HAVE V ThAi T 'EM 11~ 0~ .~ ~ ;:* .. I Al v ! t_ - 0 _______ -_ 4 - - - I W - - ___ - ——— i rr —— __ 4 — LV - _H_ . -_ __ 14810 Battle • ,, '"d i ;, I I I ARCHIE ; I N mm"e, % MW - AN A ) ax ___ ! 0M 0 POLLUTION M"O'Em e THAr IL une ___ ALL * I ___ )) __• ' I i% .. ) " BY conversations he had at the city's maintenance- Widing lad February. I 10I ___ byStoffel&Naimdsfd THE MEAT WIS ___ AdAw6e.1 , L THE CFth W5S HOT, rL.wy I WELL 'i'? S/6i'// OKAY. ItL TAKE 10 PER %2NT OFF " N FER 'T}l' DESSERT V*5 ENDORSEMENT! I a _____ I , % , '' ,I 1 .. - i ! : .. \ PRISCILLA'S POP Oe- 01 . I — A by Al Vem"ev, THE BOOK M REAPING 5 OC'P! SO GOOR. REVERENP WEEmS, A LOT Q PEOPLE CANT PUT IT DOWN! THE BOCK frj REAPING IS 50 GOOR A LOT OF PEOPLE ARE AFRAID PICK IT UP! I iI ?, — - , V - i 1.1 , ~ II ___ r • Who John decided W :10.3 Dr. :AJ94 092 68652 # 765 69 ' - 83 / '4 - . •. 14, t'. , - . I Lamb helpiusly while this (kf rattled off five heart Wcks. A couple of pairs played In dIamonds and were only able to score eleven tricks. The V875 4A fl 74 Both vulnerable Mv most ubi Is chronic constipation. Id: S- 30 ,,.-,,,.. __ CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS , GOOD LUCK BACK DM101 AT SCHOOL, WE'LL DROP YOU A POSTCARD NOW AND TH EN by La NOT A absolutely nothing was colon) are common In the older then. LAA Se rnnIadeX.ravT the r.wt ticula are often associated said there were a few dI. constipation I feel you iuld ticula In the direct o biggest efforts II YOU 044 . - 1 i , I ;i .. % 1 0 some help for your heel spurs. eat bran though. The Health Corrective shoes and foot pads Letter will give you further may help. In some cases information about drinking removal of the spur Is in. fluids and taking advantage of exercise though by getting a formation can send a long. home stationary bicycle. You stamped, self-addressed en. need to develop a mild velope with 50 cents for The calisthenic program you can do Health Letter. Just send your I ___ '? : 9....... chronic bowel problems and may contribute to diver. ticuiosis M ACHINES . &o TN.wfs +_ 111-11111111111111111 I V I ' — 1 conversion of city owned property to their own private use." Mayor Lormann, 1; f I I ' • , ,*- I— . • 9 .1 2 Y. "... 17. , .7. - .. I I. I ~A"Vl , . Vp - A . . ,. • , I - ••. III, I • • .... 111111 .•.. - jay Adcock, a first-grader at All Souls Catholic Church Parish Schol gets a f rom mother, Vicky, as e gins ay 0 classes Mond ay ford. For several years yet Jay will probably be content to study the Imposing MOTHERLY SUPPORT world from the protective shelter of his mother's shoulder. But then changes will take place and Mom soon may find It hard to get a good-bye Was as he leaves UW house In the morning, let alone accompany him to school In front of the other f6guys.99 The Great Debates,* Carter Camp Says Plans Almost Set, ,, . I City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. recommended that certified )h . Even before the Federal Election format son& by the League of Women financing laws, but ruled out direct con- . I*. -; ;~- * -, - ,, - " .:.' Ir , 1. ~ '~, , , , ,L~ i, ~-~, " ," ~ - - , "--" -" ' ' '- - nsorship of the debates by 1the League . • semlons wW take. just one narrow subject with a whole shed Francisco, where he crft;02W the Nixon The Democratic presidential nominee of documents and memoriW 4ftwiL% -n~llll`orda ddrdk.1p for their Dondes L. said the negótlatorsliad agreed to match 1 t)dnk that *ou!d remove a p'est deal'of on arms les Mendle said Nixon and the candjdatena series oftln-ee debates, the debate aspect," Carter sald. Ford have tried to turn America, "once each lasting an hour and 15 minutes, Despite the election commission ap. proud to call Itself the arsenal of •', -. I -11, , -1: r -. beginning the third week in September. proval. of the league's sponsorship of the democracy ... into just an arsel debates, there are several potential Ford's running mate, Sm. Robert J. problems still stalling the confrontation. Dole of Kansas, campaigned Monday In debates. "There's just no agreement," he Two other presidential candidates, former Marylan d, where he tourad the staU fair at Timonium. But Ford's spokesman, Ron Nessen, denied there was any agreement on the ': • .. - • . ~e ,*_ - 1 -- -- :.. , P4I ., . .,~ 11P.;."O...., , I . • NOW% that an Wcoming campaign tour will take him into the South. considered Carter's home territory, Dole said, "My Softball season Is almost over for the pitcher from Plains, Ga.. who Is busy making his pitch for votes -1 !,-.A, ".. ...., - and labor unions to help pay for the of Women Voters, Carter announced that questio ns limited in each debate to a debates. negotiators for both sides had reached a specific issue. Carter's running mate, Sen. Walter F. tentative agreement on the form the "If President Ford can go in, briefed on Mandate, campaigned Monday In San -' Happy Commission gave approval Monday to Voters, allowing questioning on a wide trilxitlous to the league from corporations '. .,.1 Not spokesman for President Ford says, no secret. FEC decided that league sponsorship 01 agreement is In sIgJd. Do the debates, Carter said he prefers a the debates would not violate campaign , , Say Theyre s . .. 1 I - Forces WASHINGTON (AP) - What is the sold. Georgia Gov. Leda Maddox and former tatus of the Great Debates? Jimmy Nessen refused to discuss Ford's view of Sen. Eugene McCarthy, are thredening Carter sal plans for the televised con- the negotiations. saying representatives of court action if they aren't Included. frontatlons are almost set, but a both nominees had agreed to keep the talks Another problem Is one of financing. The 71w-; I •,- • '.½ Ford •:' It v' • even though his z..'oalgn doesn't officially begin until after Labor Da Y. - page 2A) - trip will demonstrate once and for all that we are not writing off any states " r .L . I , ii W*OY'A(WIT II EM7M?WLOC41. ' 5) V _______ . I ' I "" I --~ - 10 ~': L '-' .. I,' / I - •••••••••,,• , r Mrs. Debbie Lott Lingo of Fern Park tearfully told . '. I I 000 Ilk, ir If' . ,. ' "I . - I I1 1975 by federal agents on a cocaine delivery charge, : 1 sobbed softly as she told the court Monday that she Ihiess checks landed her in state prison for 13 months enough to gain her attention. "1 ,.J doesn't deny drug involvement. "But I've never stuck for violation of probation in an earlier Orange County more can be expected of me." • - ~ . I I .1. d I '' IN, . . . , 1 11 -- 9111611%1AW4 I% Ix' ! . Wtft0q8-30 Garry Trudeau WASHINGTON tAP) i - I ' Sanford-Kentucky I 6CVAfp S( I " z.!j k!$\ 1 I - __ 0 ' / 1' -., - -. By ED PRICKETT system serving the north end of the coanty. Tbb moming the county commissioners agreed ford, working the Sanford to Jacksonville run. ' - . ' and to make a third one a per $9,000 of taxable income, for a the benefit is scaled down and ~ 1 . Z~l should continue through next credit, subtracted directly from mauung off welfare This Is a refundable credit meaning that taxes owed, ut $Z for a tax- credit of 10 per cent of up to if af 1 Link Meanwhile, in the House, a payer and for cach dependent. $4,000 Of wages and self-em- to owe taxes, the government _______________ • train3ervices because it Is the a result of this agreement," first step toward opening up the Auto-Train Corp. President ' . _______________ • l\l)I, \ WASHINGTON (AP— Here is whatexis tlng Individual Income tax cuts are worth Working Monday on the Intypical Around fleClock ......... 4-A come tax bill, Senate-House tax taxpayers.The cuts were enacted laM year and woujdbe extended thrait 1977 under an agreement Bridge '' r .... - ......4-B conferees settled on an exten- reached Monday by Sen&WHouse conferees on the pending tax bin. (Income adjusted gross income.) Calendar .. .............. .3-A 5100 of cur-Tent tax cuts, worth c, some ' . means Con1JCJ L . ...............4-B $180 to a typical famfly of four SINGLE PERSON Crossword ..........__4.B earning $15,000 annually. IV Income MARRIED COLJPLES FAMILY OF FOUR c',-- , ' 1 ' - •- Ll, I IS. - - . ,. ".~4' - I , .ç 1 "ft-im- .,_ — I L- f•.,. '.: - _ .4 I ;~~ IEEE= -1 _, . i1- .r- as a - ~ir~.,~'.- WRf Y.;, - "C4_~_ " _- -'-; ~ ^ ~ -4 - . _.:- -~ -):, ~'~~:., 0, , - ,,~ , 'I L) -;.,-_ ,jr~* ,'& ;4,_~ F -, " 4*-54 V . ". , 1~ , )~~ __ _ ) +' /' ' s t L I A,L,71 ._10111z? 'ii two -, - ' 4 - -111 Editorial ............ 4-A Cuts became law last year to 3,100 ................$95 entire United States to Auto- Eugene K. Garfield said. .............. $131 Dear Abby .. ........ _.. I.B help combat the recession. Auto-Train automobile The Daily service between Train. Alldeclslonsby theconferees i*,000 48 Sanford and Louisvill e Ky . on Presently, Auto-Train makes carriers will be attached to Dr.Lamb 1147 , 4. remain subject to approval by sseeo $152 combinat ion Auto Train daily runs to and from Lorton, Amtrak s Floridian," which Horescope $10.00 the full House and Senate Amtrak train is scheduled to Va., in the Washington, D.C, runs between Chicago and $12,500 ... ... ... ... ..1177 $12,5N ... ... ... ... .. L11 Oblotaries .. ............ .3-A fore this tax bill can be sent. to $12,%0 Miami and St. Peter3burg. area. get underway Oct. 31. A President Ford Sports S-i $180 $15000 "The agreement opened the Auto-Train service will be Officials at a Washington vise 115* The conferees agreed to con$110 117,51)0 ..............$110 lli,51 ..............$180 press conference this morning available for the first time to door to simIlar combined Television ..............2-B features of the ternmldwesternerstravelingtoand services elsewhere In the Weather -----------------3-A tinue o,* ..............1110 820* ... ... --------11*0 $20.* ..............$150 hailed the re .... I ...... ...I.B porary tax cuts through 1977, Women . (See SANFORD, page 2A) landmark link in the annals of from Florida on a daily basis as joint ventu .-.Z-, 1~-,.,,~o . . - come tax bill, is in trouble. n ± I 44 -C. ~ :ar. - -. - _____ to join a study committee . gift and estate tax package, Or, the taxpayer could take a ployment earnings, meaning a will send out a check for up to gionaI c,oncepL bearing features similar to credit of 2 per cent of the first top M credit. As i=me rises, UM a year. some the Senate put tn the inSeestory,pegelB. By IMM- - Tax Cuts Extended Through 1977 , . 4 PM Sqoww !,&! don't know what a nlle in my arm," she said. She said she had no bad check case. Judge McGregor then revoked her probation In the Monday the was returned from prison for a cocaine possession case and sentenced Mr-s. Lingo to knowledge of syringes found In her apartment by probation officers probation violation hearing in the cocaine case She five years in prison The court ordered that she serve In June 1975 Mrs. Lingo pleaded guilty to the lesser pleaded guilty to violating probation requirements that 22 morths in prison and then 38-months on probation. Today orklng for the railroad In 1925 as a trainman, has lived most of his life In San . just Opening The Door' ate-House negotiators working manent part of the law. maximum $180 credit. ends when income reaches %Vhen engineer II.S. Duggor stepped off his last train this morning, he was Extended through Dec. 31, on the income tax bill agree -A special tax credit, called $8,000. greeted by wife, Marcle, granddaughters Christa (left) and [feather Bowling Seminole County has re-opened that the existing $15 bWion in 1977, would be: a "work bonus," for poor worknd Seaboard Coast Line train master Milton Smith. Duggor. who starte~ the door D a regional sewer annual individual tax cuts -An across-the-board tax ing families as a reward for reThis work bonus is a socalled 'I ' I In May troubles arising from a quantity of wor- sentence meted in Orange County was more than %4 k . _..t ________ prison . / "The probation report indicates you'd been working she wants to work with juveniles and drug ounces of cocaine for $2,300 and seized a $10 bag of as a prostitute," Judge McGregor noted, "and leading rehabilitation programs w hen she Is released from cocaine when she spread it on a mirror In an apartment a free-wheeling lifestyle, ref using job offers since and told the agents they could 'sample" the drug. prison, you'd been put on probation." Mrs. Lingo was placed on probation in the 1975 Mrs. Lingo, who listed her occupation as a dancer at "I had to learn the hard way," sobbed the slight Club Juana, Casselberry, when she was jailed in April cocaine possession case. brunette, add ing that she thought the 13-month ; I k I I 111 - - 11 Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook said the reason." Circuit Court Judge Robert B. McGregor Monday that agents had been negotiating with Mrs. Lingo to buy two P I • 4 I I I . f,'. \ : . ' li%j ________ '-'-" tI I IWSY/ * By BOB LLOYD and included charge of felony possession of cocaine she not violate any laws and that she work fullhlzne at and defense attorney George Sprinkel argued that an approved job. Herald Staff Writer A fl-year-old mother of two small children, caught federal Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) Mrs. Lingo told Judge McGregor that she'd lost her up in a swirl of south Seminole drug dealings, undercover agents had solicited her as a go-between chec kbook and written worthless checks for such prostitution and worthless checks, has been sentenced for a cocaine buy after she had earlier been present things as fuel oil, clothing and shoes, food, maid serto five-years in prison for violating probation In a when agents bought $3,300 In Illegal cocaine from a vice and telephone bills. "And I didn't get a job. cocaine , There's really no excuse. . . I just didn't. . .for some P \...,., . . Mother Gets 5 Years In Cocaine Case .1 . I .3 I 1 .-$ ., .N .'. I . - /) —. • Former Dancer Violated Probation Regulations A -, ' iJY II 11 , - • answer individual questions I I . . by I K Ryan A PIANO KEY " 'k ..A*.111~ 4.. recommending the action, said it in was a "corrective measure" based on the city's personnel policy and "not based on legal aspects of the cams." Any prosecution, he said, would be up to State Attorney Abbott Herring's office. i (Do you have a question [4 _______________ I I 4 ,.'J ;*, qr completion of investigation of other allegatil . fact that you bold an ace, a k-ins and five cards in each IP670r sult. 'n*]' - DOONESBURY ØASI( YOuR SMILES board refusing to vote, ordered suspended employes Jack Ordered fired were Aaron Pool for assaulting a fellow employs," William Posey, Robert Keen and Alan Armondi "for game and is justified by the ,,, %xv ftym I • pay for "carrying on personal business during working hours, In thatheusedhispositionascltymecisanlctoworkonhisprlvatajy owned vehicle" and Public Works Director Ralph Fisher "with diamonds. This Is a force to Des. I wanI tO givil all YOuf s0aftles a typing lestl" _*19111! 1. ': n I- I 1. . 4e of good bidding is when you diamond to your left, double get top or near-top In a your partner, pass to your m atc h-point point game, when it p LONGWOOD - Mayor James R. Lormann, Council Chall fll4 J.R. Grant and Councilman Lawrence Goldberg this personally noffied eight city employes that they have been t artly suspended from their jots and four others that they fjj have The city council Monday night, with two members of the "misappropriation of city property in t.hat he converted city owned galto privsk vW John whiteside we day without A Kentucky reader wants to laxatives altogetha. In general. the chemical laxatives do more harm that good for the i / ! ________ .1 dId are taking is mild but I think it is far better to develop proper "OPFicE MRGHiNES TUMBLEWEEDS - I- I . .. . V ' wor king hours"; Thomas Jackson, street department foreman, for five days without pay for condoning the use 01 intoxicants during working hours; Frank M. Brown, one day without pay for - ___ - . .1 %I one day each without pay for "consuming intoxicants during eating habits and proper bowel RNDV MRQ4INIS, 1, : i while before it is full and normal bowl habits are restored. " a IM ft* of ",~ ~~ OPIPM1716pro DOO ,--fN I Go . NOT WIR To mochine I I Opening lead - K v letter to me in care of this Both hLatal hernia (hernia of newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, a small part of the stomach ) Radio City Station, New York, and diverticula (pockets of the NY 10019. Enemas and laxatives lead to spastic colon. U you empty out the colon too soon It will be a Nolly TE - •• ', I • .. -8 —4, Wallace, Donald Taft, George Bowling and Wilbert Williams for - natural reflex responses. FRANK AND ERNEST . North's ruff was node with declarer no good." a prescribed all kinds o how to train your bowel an you laxatives, such as DoxJdan won't have so much difficulty twice a day, and if no help after You need to be sure you have hand.two to three days to take an enough cereal bulk In tour diet Oswald: "The bidding In the enema. and I wo-Od suggest a cup of Ali- box is that of Dave Carter of I have not had a normal, Bran or Brim Buds every day SL LAWS 81W John Hubbell of Kama City. There was no natural bowel movement for for this purpose. some time. Enemas are not Doxidan is a gentle stool problem in the play. The ,, ___ Wks 11 t P You can improve your Others who want this in. 8-30 I .' OWED: club slam male because the came from a ruff by North. Pao I N-T. Pus 34 Pau • US 4 Pus at home, such as sit-ups. %/ f I I lé PASS 10 and the stomach toward correcting your bowel Showed a small hWW hernia problem. dicated, but, not always. 1P ORDER 114 A POST CARDJ LETTER - .. I Lewis A POST- YOU CAWT ENCLOSE CARD 3 W HY A CAEC OR MONEY • • -- It stamped. se -addressed Your comments will be However, I am not enthusiastic of his last heart and deuce envelopes deeply appreciated. about any tal and prefer spades." most interesting questions DEAR READER - Your Only the bulk-forming ones. You Jim: "Looks fike a simple will be used in this column irmectivity may contribute to can dw get the bulk formation hand, yet the successful slam and will recgive copies of worth 245 out of a JACOBv MODERN.) your constipation. I think you effect from the cereal fiber in should go to an orthopedic the bran I recommended. SIDE GLANCES by ulu rOX doctor and try again to get You need to do more than just d 14 ' . It Is rutted In d / " 11 • - on the back of the shop so I would have some Get The Word Jim: 'Ibose players who bid three notrump watched SOUTH ID) lot, but I have painful heel spurs and can't exercise much bld four V clubs rather than try three thflO5IOPPTIfl times and I hate to live with frequently used in older people trump$. Then he used dumthem for the rest of my days. who have these problems. MY's long diamonds to dispose — — 1 r very comfortable or pleal softener and mild stImulant to defense took one head trick for thO *JrPOrIS? Write "Ask John • acobys care 01 this nfact, they are even painful at intestinal contractions. 'I,, "Four yews ago I asked for fluids to build a tool a storage place 12 Suspended ,Fired Workers 1. Life palil doctor who I visit periodically Constipation. It will ten you ____ , I.. 0. *** but no ulcer or tumor. To that end I am a.nilInu kno. the correct bid with : Jlm:"Theprofoftisep.. 4AIS43k7$33•2474 Myconstl"onjsworsenow TheHealthLatternumbl.Z Colon and dlnglslntheeaung.meproof The bidding has gone: one than It was then. M family Irritable or ___ 4 I - materially helped John am &A65 BUGS BUNNY IA . Fisher said a"man" called him warning that be would lose his control of the tools and equipment, but the council did not ap. Job wtims he "Joined the organization and cooperated." prove, ,3 Fisher said the caw asked If he would "Ilke to make money, "I have asked for some type of vehicle so I could get out of the ts of money." office and check on the men. I got a pickup truck put isthebudget, Hesaldtheresponded,"WhowoithM't?"andthecs31er (See OMCIA4 pole 2A) , 30 possible Is Points and i- NORTH IWb,M.D. sedentary life I used to walk a ." I Heel Spurs Hamper Exercise DEAR DR. IAMB - I am retired, past 80 and lead a , — AT BRIDGE WIN -. ,e so b_ Bob Mot THAT LOOKS ~~ , . :; ., . ' city hihpU0n "Pt°'' 01 Moay tsI P knowledge, ever been kept In the refrigerator at the shop." Improper activity In his department. Fisher said he went to city Public Safety Director Douglas the city's public works director since the Keller and the police department Investigator more than two I ' .J - post was crated two years ago and who Served as superintendent months ago requesting an investigation into go disappearance of of the street and water departments for louis years prior to that city property and his personal tools from the maintenance shop time, said he has retained an attorney to defend hhne,lf. He said he also reported to Keller his sneptslona that marijuana "1 have found there is at least on. honest person In w belnggrownfnrsale on the cityihopproperty, adding hehad Long-*(..A" -Flg.-.~. said, recounting (Out -KfWwt-~ *P`"_ 4wf-i!'0-i~:*t plants oc the property oft day and thev wt;id-g t.jrxt. offrT4 you. ' . % :11* I ': Of that which 18 fortuitously ' -. • today. He was demoted and suspended by beeronthejoboratthemalntenanceshopnorhaianybeer,tomy ogUde. LWA ongwood L a ' . -- resign," Fisher said .-i = = !s attempted to t sç a meeting. Fisher said he refined to meet wWs themdwutod he udthenhve to face theconjequences gsjob. LONGWOOD— Veteran city employs Ralph Fisher, denoted Ftzher said the man', volc sowided tenflLr, bud the caller and suspended isotli an Investigation by State Attorney Abbott would net identify hlmssfl, the type of orpnkthb, he fler'sofflCeiseomplded,hunolnt.ntlonofre,lgnlngand rpre odor, heothermheofthatI'tIawtwere. Answeriq charges against employes in his department Fisher "I don't intend to resign. I've done nothing to cause me to said, "As God ismy witual I bavengver Sam any employs drink Unfortunately, others are YM,but Uwe In a danger you I 32171 Price 10 Cents ows ___ c) •0 = = = ide V A By DONNA FTF He raidSiaff Writer ___ 51 ___ Flor ida , • YOUR BIRTHDAY VIRGO 'A "-'-a 31) Aug. 31,1971 You're apt Tcom. likely mitments today that ynu're not Opportunities — — — — . '.' 'y Sanford, _-- emoted are , 1916 _ _.X, ly is ••. 31, . y Itena don't need. could be ost for you. Bit. off lAO ltuuuo (Nov. 234k , anly what you YourS uuis 7W ow aBMnlI (May you,n Waly to rely too much bon a little too lotidly and be could be you, importantpnjgd on 19) Friends but only to a limited because ci w collective at. YO 7° degree. It's net a enact move to ui CAN= (Juns 45g, ) AQUA*fl(Jan.30Feb.I9) worwor today, bid ai. be Be fl 'c. Don't believe you 11 Treat your rupOdsIbIlItI.a rea r tab my lemon and make it into ismonelds. dal . UM (July WAug. 11) 011 PNM (Feb. &March X) Ibji could be a day so "re a i is achievsm for you, provided sometimes i fickle You're not on her yOU'Fe willing to pay the pr1c, about a free ride. preferred U today. Treed Fo - 9 — _______ F ____ :_. rfc,,.,T ~0 v • r . — -.-~. V_ .—.-,. _.. 0 _____ - F — o&wA I I — I - — Il 1 i , - TAURUS(April **I)It's today, r°°'I'P.OII r a a _ r R" r TOM ,. p [1 ____ by M S..uoiii ! 11t) - .. I - 1. - q _ 52 Now Oønss ___ in- 9—Tuesday, Aug today. If you II'. - SoW mon dais - 69th Year, No 214one O) 21) waist Qofotwwd [CWJJd4 I In to th VOW i'0' 1with Fed mt (Oct 2040T. fl) S"resistance Is a " w" today to You isv, a JtIII11I'. b1 bwIi y You'dbswls, not tofiawiiyua c 44 Ill 0: : S___U" i , 43 S Nstivs maui ('omb. form; . , II 0.30 no" 25 Saft mineral 4: u;: st1s .f ) I Evernng ' March 21Apr11 1) iai air aaif.uranee. 32 GroW of _____ j 01 39 loner 1 o ____ A* 40 National We savno sIms 22 Armada 12 TELLINO ME 11 11 ___ 55 F*ffwo horse 11 56 Too(Sm. 1 (Preffl) ;E 21 h01 Il also L'X BEETLE BAILEY ______ bondage 31 CnNdrin .w CPuS on cvgo onitwi =5 33 ;:orw:oui lUihi IS Grew ____ ____ $3Fsmonns nicknerne / ________ i IN f1w 6 ______ so Rotow 14 'sad, __ i ~ X nyv==B=0WL 'KaZININIMMA= 't lPb.) 43WWc7 13 -I ___ 1 0 - -- 197 ____ ' 0 ____ 4 0 0 %a HOROSCOPE 37 36sevoliess I P0100011W 38 AnrbAla 4 jump an ON 40 flow I" 41 Anclard ACNM MW r4AT, 1`0 on No aw . %f~~ I i 1110111t TIMIS MAN " � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 30, 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/d660deaf08af178ac1428dca4ca25beb.pdf b579f0793eddfb3616cdbf9b74b6f977 PDF Text Text lisraW, IsaNid, PL BLONDIE Ansivor lo P. °"c I iii W,U. M . if ro 11.04 W1U OR Owl 4o cuI S1 41111, 11111116" 111111"1111111111116.11'r air 009rMwIll I Th ON.V *T MOtif A! Ills S3N T . M"AAOCAMMU —i.-- 0 worldii 17 M~ f II I iI 42 4LA1, I -- BEETLE BAILEY To4AT; Mort Wa a' COL ECTON Af MANY DIFFEK1111144T CANS Af X-CAN FNP Z W" 30. JL g ____ __ T I Mythology ACROSS _ 40 017 fla* 42 EMN IN D"Ins 9I II IXII ________ IU1i1O1!M1IJWII 19) important slip from your hands ARM (March will be a 1kunt nd scolu'io (Oct. *Nov.) If onious A for you if YOU t so ossible today, I ds or noisy coups. you and let tft to be alone with your very need com P special someone. TAURUS (April 21~may 30) SAGrffARUIS (Nov. 23-Dec. Do something out of doors W* that rMlAreS YOU to physical rather gregarious mood again both in the me"and sense. It doesn't have to be today. Plan something that takes you where the action Is. AMUOUL famdy(pt) 35 Muddle (2 wds.) 3 Low haunt 38 Dry. like wine 4 English essayist 39 Shy where you can rels, No enjoy : — 26 Cognizance 31 Wife of Orpheus 32 Graf -_ 9 — — — — — — — - THE BORN LOSER 'i"i .-- Jifl 11i IF - ________ by M Sensom -p -. — — m Mb AS= - W) % -, , — — — I •-'- ' - — - 42 43 144 - F ____ ByEDPRICKETT Herald Staff Writer i ________ 60 61 It's election time spin. In Seminole spotlight thin year is on race for three county commission aea County mlaai IUtha William District 3 5P will be open. Bid Vthlen Jr., is running for U.S. YOURBIRTHDAY VffiGO (Aug COngreK leaving DI, a You an Your material lot aould hard to try and retain Ms District 1 seat today with one who could rhapa C beanasaettoyoubuslnesswlse. improve considerably this year, Commissioner Ha Kwiatkowski if your resources t thIs year's Be aliert for tips. bed when he said the portunitin for acLRA (Sept. Outcome could ultimately determine the future Of cumulation through could Seminole Doni let the management of y. Kwiatkowski spoke of a policy of PT10fl1llY growth versus no growth, with his Democratic matters that Party in support of opening the county to more industry. Of co me Republican offlceekera would be i. thirm Me __ 57 quick to argue that contet1n. Especially since without doubt, also cmwW Of luring light, dun industry to Seminole. Htaaj - wing maiiin ARCHIE by Bob. Montana YEN- NO I NIEN, FPCPQOPPIOA WHQL6 PCP/ ()0;66 IT MEANS MIANS I STITI J'Q!PA T%' / OC?TBEU THAT STUFF AW- TO TRAY OF THEM! Wr I(jj'4 vote, After all, a threeto.two vote will beat a good argument every time. TAX= mom L by u A HS I u.' " C INK - OUG TO BARGe IN '' ' m' L ' "Ohl CC)ME AL I T'S TI M qN 45_~Nii / . -- - CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS a - I Q93 Q 1032 4— •e 4KQ109162 SOUTH 10966 - WWJ A Vermont reader wants to know what we bid with : lialluallas Both vulnerable — £zx,zzzi .Akzx4AKz after our right-hand opponents West North people everywhere is scutel aware of how common this St South 3 N.T. Pan 5 A Pan Pass Pass ght party. which Alabama Gov. George C. fore his nomination at the par. ty's national convention. in the 1960s, Maddox chased tiv11 dent in 1968. "New Right" consmatives, rights workers from his pick. rick restaurant in suburban At. many of Them Ronald Reagan lanta with an ax handle. Republicans disgruntled by Maddox won the nomination President Ford's victory in on the first ballot with 177 of the Kansas City, said they would This is an easy one. We pass irrespective of lnerability. problem This may turn out to be losing not support Maddox because of by ( L- X \ - \ READY TO HEAR YOUR DEMANDS / Ii / the ine surgery medical hdone less about this condition through the years than the common cold. The pe percentage eople who of$ rry Lewis THERE IN IN I CtASSES probably p experience some sort of elimination proem hemmorrho after age would probably ound the world. Active or inactive, bland V - FRANK AND ERNEST by M Bob Theives GOING TO CALL IN / I ________ CLnNING ON DV AS AS I FIND THE TELEpHONe. - 11 you Will follow a Program me one of the ancient treatalong s meets. patient was held m The Health Itter number 2down while a red hot poker was 1.Irritable or Spastic Colon and applied to the hemoffholds. Constipation, which I am Perhaps with this trea tment m d you will retract in statement that the doctors have made little progress in trus area. Seriously, hemorrhoids are 6 R .' : • 4 I • •• ' \ r • r, 1 '• •. ____________- / ., I I 7 so much mail as I do from siP, 1%, --' s \ . Seminole school bus drivers are ready to hit the road Slooday morning when the 1976-77 school year opeas, and before VI Miles. The driver, are featured New York, N.Y. 10019. week's Seminole chauvinist pig flu?" Magise. INDEX by Gar Twdeau 101111wwy! 00W! ;DCO/W I I P ~Vv Around TheClock . A Bridge arff 1 / OR" Calendar ASA / MP lsaw!) - .......... A . - Comics Editorial Dear bb Dr. Lamb Horoscope 4-A ' ........... c &B 4-c Hospital . . ........ $-A Oblumdes 111-A OPIWoo . . . ....... ... $-A , C Spa rtA -Ile — -- - Democratic ( Weather -A an edimated nomination in District 5. The winner will face migrated to any Other date. Republican contender B Kirchhoff is the general election. Md more than 51,000 them Friday said. moved to Seminole, Placing Ow With t he majority of Seminole's torank1ng cou nty fifth on the lint alerted officers running unopposed, It will be the Florida 's most Popular co commission that should torn o big vote. flea. oward, which includes race Arizona's crease, the report reJesised edlmated at nearly 135O0, Seminole was sixth of which places the county 14th in Florida's 67 counties in per. the Mate, en thoughyo ur contage increase with 61. license plate says 17t The state's sharpest percentage page ZA) Ki - -.--.. from President Gerald Ford, . - •.( -. . / suburb, Iranian authorities - •. - - ban gUerrillu PIIfltd with auto. ma tic weapons three Americans in a highway ambushear1ytodayInaehran •..- S - b. - The victims were Identified by Irwilm authorities as Rob. ert own Guard, William catand Donaid Smith, members of the U military advisory UP in Iran. - - r -v _,) - . .. -. '. •' - (See Guerrillas ll 3 Yanks . -t,.; Seminole all topped thie so per cent mark Other counties above per cent re UIer, on the lo Gulf cou and Martin, on the e coed. W~ a Population Is now ... . -. WUMIIatIXI said today that the men worked for Rockwell The 2,000-person U.S. military advisory group in Tehran includes Army, Air Force and Navy personnel. sues join, accelerated home pearance before the official efeller. 7le three had spent two ownership, quality health care, opening of the campaign in days with Ford in a series of crime, proved recreation fa- Warm Springs, Ga., on labor :. - J - •. ' me body Joann Seinn, was found ld Photo by Tam' V.. 1 ,cent) Auto demolished b train at Longwood Markham Roa d crossing, a LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Per3of attracted by citim band radio reports may have disrupted A ransom drop in the kidnap. murde r et a supermarket manager's wife, olice say. - --__ But W s \j . ' CB Disrupts Ransom, they're done they'll have covered more than 2 million R caw \ , ' W4" AN, Wr7D AM,s4e for people crease mate Sen. Bob Dole after say, lanta Monday to open a minor. campaigndrategy sessions. cilitles, education and peace. Day, Se. 6. We're just going to lay tim He said it also will exploit tng his election campaign will Ity voter registration drive. The Carter campaign Friday record out," the President said. what Connally said dress Jimmy Carter's irr are fears made public an Aug. telMean while former Georgia " recOrd ofwhaIwe'vedone the American people have of g m to decisio ns and mflop" " Democratic leade ra rs in governor Lester Maddox, one of and the indecislons and fllpflops Carter. Carter, who was at home is Carter's most severe the 16 states w hich have not rnthat my opponent and his "Everyw here I've gone about tified the Equal Rights Amen Plains, Ga., did net immediated. American running mate have par- the co unt ry, In e very shred of ment to th ly respond toa barrage ofcrlti- received the e U.S. Constitution in pendentpa de rt y'spr es idenfla formed.' society I've det ected a note cism made Friday at a news expressing Carter's corn. He offered no specifics on fear about Gov. Carter and of a mitment and asking "your p conference by Ford and former nomination Friday at t what sort Of "IbP( IOPS" he was note of uncertainty about Gov. fitical support and leadership Texas governor John Connally. servative chicag. 1king about is the Manth of Carter," Connally mid. The Democratic presidential for the various date and local Carter and his running mate, Do Tuesday, Carter will be in women's rights groups." can&ate has said previously Ford, whose post-convention Sen. Walter F. Mondale of Min. Washington for a speech be fore that he wouldn't respond to per- vacation In Vail, Cob., ends nesota. Carter's running mate on Fri. the general board of the AFt, day took his nlnay coast sonal attacks unless they are Sunday, spoke to reporters at a Ford said he wm wage an ag- CIO. ter In the day he is to coast campaign trip to S made by Ford . Syryrfour-way news conference that gressive national campaign ap pear at a rally In New York acuse, N.Y., and Mil waukee, Carter co nferred privately included Dole, Connally, and that will emphasise seven i City. It is his lad sched uled a Wis. i the Evening Herald, P.O. Box Radio City Beach &W Seminole. wide edimate prepared in 1975 Palm Florida's 9 per cent More than l million — to U46 became Floridians dwlng that m on — w illi as second culy to five-year span, more than 25 per cent in. Republican thh bear, incbent, RIcha Williams or Steven Deese in the meantime, John Alexander and W.W. In Tyre will battle the a Bicentennial half dol la r and a crisp new $2 bill, an award ribbon from test school years Play Day, a photograph and names of la st yeas fi rst graders, a list of the 10 most popular books In the school media center, a brown paper bear with the names and signatures of la st ears fourth graders, the flag that flew Over the school last yea r, and a wooden shield carved by pecond grader Tifney Bowden. Bear Lake Elementary School's Bicentennial Committee is (from left) Principa I Floyd C. Richards, Chairman Gray Jernigan, Barbara Scales and with campaign aides Friday on Vice President Nelson A Rock Driving The Buses velope and 50 cents for It. very common. Anyone who gets 111190 the battle against the the 1970 census and a nation. At Carter s 'Floip.,F1 )ps 1 Today ' America fla .. i V0 YOU ASK . varicose veins of the rectal send your letter to me in care Of area. And you are right they are by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEEDS ' - DOONES8U .71 , d L sending you, that may help. Others who want this in- formation on bowel management can send a long, stamped, self-addressed en- I I I S gy talks today with running He is scheduled to travel to At- ' best ald in provenW distention of the rectal s is to avoid straining during elimination. That mea ns you ed to avoid constipation and ne bowel Problems. Sometimes a stool so ftener is helpf ul if needed. Usually t he di that contain adequate amounts of - -• , m or roughage, to net bleed, to CiA or What do we do now, doctor. DEAR READER If you cerealfiberto provide adequate don't like what the medical bulk and 'softage" will help profession has to offer for avoid this problem. , 4 Childbirth often causes hemorrhoids because of excess prure on the ve in this area d uring delivery of tb head of the baby. By The Associated Press I President Ford scheduled a getting blacks and other minorfinal round of campaign draIn- tIles in volved in his campaign. L SIDE GLANCES (See MADDOX, page 2A .# Ford A Lea Blcentennialtlmecapsule was sea led Friday, jt contained a MickeyMouse ht Boar Lake Bears t-shirt, a frontpagie The Evening Herald, a ktter Many of them left Chicago governor Jmy Carter, even befo re pa rty met today S been nominat ed as the presi- to select a ential dential candidate of Amen- candidate, vice presid can Independent party. "I am a segrega tionist and His nomination Friday fflt You are, too, most likely" produced mate dissent Maddox said Friday ni - election. 0 The District I three-way hor"race promises to be interesting. Binford, running as & 4&xpOilff#9, hopes to pull votes from both Democrats and Republicans to seat himself in the position as an Independent. Seminole Over In Distrid 3, Democrats Dan Oc an and to the helped lead Florida Fort Lauderdale, led the date increase was In the Fifth largest wits DadiriLresq o fcr the nt to tween toowed e PtheH Citrue, Hemando, sco and Bear Lake Elementary School's • Cal of fellow former Georgia , Growt Florida hot Do You Put In A Time C'Upsule? " become an unsafety play. •4 an Independent, in the general CHICAGO (AP) — Leger his segregationist views and Maddox, still declaring himself what some Called a segregationist and still criU. handle" age. East leads a club. West and South's safety pisy condi tion someday. - I L 652 7642 Tom . West continues with the iamonds. East ruffs that lead. Had started with exactly one diamond. Then WEST is in the chest below the rectal toward area. I know this I HoURS I ondandnowiookwhat i •I ' specifically J 4 FAC ULTY NORTH (1)) ix'oblem m*hlng I have read instructs me is how to preven them from getting any worse ort even curing them short of surgery. At 511 am active, play tennis and golf and am in good physical condition excel* for what my doctor calls a moderate case of hemorrhoids bleeding after an elimination several times in succession making up our own East-West hands. We put the same cautious declarer In the Sou th seat. He ducks the first dta- aAQ7 A1O Democrat, will take on the incumbent cluitimaln in the District 1 race. After the primary, the winner will face Vince Pe, a Republican challenger and • The veins become overaction, but a double or a twostretched and dilated which 13 In looking over our collec- diamond Overcall may land us all a hemorrhoid is. The best tion of hands we find one from in really bad trouble. that can be offered in the Bridge World of May. Remember that the fact that a every two weeks. 1940 It is from an article by J. hand is worth an opening bid prevention is to avoid an I avoid heavy ythng Stablein entitled, does not mean that it is worth that overstretches the veins is office job involves sitting, but I "Precaution." an overcall. this area. 7be author does not give the move about Intationally and (Do you have a question Being upright, two-tooted bidding or the East-West exercise daily. Diet has never by Al Vernmer the 0,vtlerfs? Write "Ask role hands, but comments that for a triggered or affected this creatures, gravity plays pro bably In causing hemorrhoids c ondition. I have always eaten gettingto five spades newspaper. The Jacobys will plenty of roughage, nuts and it does in varicose veins. You In ; WCULPN* T USE The quea of diamonds is answer individual questions don't normally have oversalads except on those and South ducks In it stamped. self-addressed occasions after an examination dilated varicose veins of the opened dummy. The precaution was envelopes are enclosed. The COPE NAME head area because necessary to guard against most interesting questions when my doctor would arm or IN PUBLIC. recommend a these areas drain down to the finding West with all six will be used in this column receive copies bland diet. It ws questionable heart Similarly, four footed diamonds seldom We have taken the libert of JACOBY MODERN j have • whether it actually helped or anIM1113 hemootth because the he hindered PRISCILLA'S POP ( md.bI rzw-f I I C:2 I ' 1I Nor mmr To 6E L! T1 '-7 LEAVE. • TALIN.HE MT) WKE C: DEAR DR. LAMB — Hemorrhoids! Doctors' column.s and volumes have been written about the ca re and treatment of hemorrhoids, but despite being anch a common BUGS BUNNY ___ CN In the Se. 7, primary, Bob French, a Third is 'Segregate ist For Presidency ______________ Hemorrhoids ,%re Common Complaint YOLM the boar fle capture the majority majority poaltian on Republicans will attemptto - OSWAI D and JAMES JACOBY — WCOMPAWI.'I P A WIN ——— T BRIDGE HeIP carry the . are -- 61 Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 20 Cents And The Candidates Se m in o1 e some Republican candjda race summed 54 63 52 7—Sunday, August 29, 1976 The candidaw, answer questions about thisir stands on 111011110 3-A. come — 111eitilit Future Could Hinge On Vote manage - poign 76 t - No. , w V I H - thvolve yourself in 9th Year, 19) YOU can do your Image 'it lot taking of good today yourself too seriously. 1~i Al. yourself. Don't take life very easy othen see you're a seriously today. 10 — 11 — guy to got along with. will follow your AQUA*IVS (Jan. example today. U you're calm Judge others as you'd like than - and at peace with yourseg it to J§dge you and youl end up winning new will put than at ease. PEW (Feb. WMamh 20) LICO (July 33-Aug. n) You're king out for your likely toda y, though you 26 restless ire Interests Immediately. t a change of scenery. Go quite It's different. Be regarding something somewhe 56 LIrabbit 57 Hindu weight 59 Metal iT10 DAYE avoid : I is r!r.9 T ' SUN 1976 UU= .5 flied54 Masculine Frozeii liquids 5 Withers 35 1.101 fRoman) '7 Joan of -nickname 6 Foust day 19 Chemical s by (cOmb,m) 1 "eight goddess of susni Aprot,e eo i.tosrn dawn se Mother of a Dash 22 Black Diana 9 Sea nymphs 37 Emblem$ 41 Light blow substance so Civil force 10 Grow old 24 Esch Idial.) 61 Son of I I -- Moines. 43 Distant 44 Father of low& Tutl 12 Shrub wit •a,l, z pinnale loaves 45 --goose 28 Wildeboost 18 Whoodle Igannal) DOWN 29 English river 21 Aptift seeds 48 Season& I To this 51 Distinct part 30 Footlike part 23 Individuals 2 Famous 33 Arrierican 25 Constellation 53 Brazilian -I - For Saturday, August 28, __ 5° 4 -r PE HOROSCO I am II 49 State ik)ww ' Utah 13 Assort Punle TALUIUMEE (AP) Atty. Gen Robert Shevin says -negatory- to taxes o citizens bond radlos. is a Friday opinion, Shevin said CBs are perty taxes as long as they are not t mercial use. La n Sfwrm deputies on surveillance near tunes in the back of the head, a coroner's more ø News L 'd with CB flooded report said. into the area. The call from e kidnapers Mr& Seian and her three children were never Pane 6B came kidnaped at the family's ho use Wednesday by Sheriff s U Sm liddieton sd the CBers two gunmen wearing Halloween masks. —i you bought a CB may ie have frightened ' kidnapers away w The children — Cath y, 19- John 16 and ri'i ii' Aug. o from the area. u ' wn '"I'm not trying to give the impremion I'm ITIAY e able to have your bound and gagged but unhamed. down on CB radios, but it appeared to the offiI remanutactured to John Selgmn, 50, was at home when the cers at the scen e that a let of people who handfe 40 channels. gunmen broke 1140 the house. When they left showe(l up had CB rigs," said Middleton. He with W wife AlM Children, the kidnapers added, "A lot of people including criminals orderW him to drive to the Ung Beach ue these things to listen in on police fre. — Knowing FCC rules 'su Wmarket he manages and to collect quencies." whatever money was in the safe. isn't enough — there are "I don't know what happened in this per. He was to wait for further uutructioiz at a lots Of State and local ticular case," said Jim Ferguson, a private blic telephone acrou the street from the Friday in a ditch about 10 miles from her home in Rossmoor. e had been shot several "But there were a couple of times W Train Demolishes At Seminole Crossing By AUDIE MURPHY automobile allegedly struck a woman , Coombs said. Herald Staff writer mobile home, according to The mobile home was The 35-year-old driver of a Sanford Police Ptlmn.Lewis knocked three feet off its subcOmPact car was listed in Coombs. and sustained $500 in "f airly good" condition early James wrence Sin gletary , foundation damages- The extent of Injuries Saturday ter his automobile 2519 Po insetta Avenue, was was unknown early Sat urday. was demolished in a train arrested Friday afternoon after Also in Sanford Friday, collision, his car was found abandoned William P. Burns, io Fergasun Avenue, Deltona, told police he left his a utomobil Seminole Memo rial Hospital said. e at , .. Friday evening aft his Fcar p.m. m Smetar was charged with approximately Durwood Faircboth address front of a residence unavailable, - 'a taken to Magnolia Avenue, Coombs - - was struck by a train engine at willful and wanton reckless fl~nt of the Veterans of Foreign Wars building on Seminole Boulevard, and returned to find crossing Of the Seaboard Coast fluence of alcohol, leaving the the car burglarized and a cash line Railroad, v2 miles west of scene of an accident and box containing W missing. Sanford, according to sherifr3 driving with a license under In another burglaq reported reports. suspension. Ile train engine reportedly In morning incident Friday at Friday. a house owned by Bruce Price, 108 Drew Avenue, sustained $200 in darWe3. Sw.Nto Trailer Park, Singletary the Ingwookham Road drivmg, driving under th e old m �V -- - I !AIv.al*, liiiiW1 kUIVd Pt. leftY. Ave. a,, ieia Three Face Gambling Charges license _ NEREF Tax Will Save U.S. $134 Million A Year Changes - The Treasury save $134 million a year from a major change In taxes on capital gains that House and Senate conferees have agreed to. Conferees agreed Friday to Increase the This iS ' the investment losses to offset up to $1,000 of salaries and other regular Income. The conferees agreed to raise the limit to $2,000 1977 and to $3,000 in 1978. 14) By THE AssOC1ATE) PR Warm, humid weather in the East was separated from cooler, drier wea ther in West Saturday by a strong cold f ront moving steadily across the Plains and Great Lakes State agents seized $1,012 region. Late Friday night, temperatures had dropped Into the 44 and upper 3( over the Northern and Central Plains and had cooled court records. The cold f ront also was responsible for thundershowers from Michigan to West Texas. Scattered showers and thunder- SUPIRVISID. ____ ed month both Boy Guest in the first trial the PrOlIft-UtOr and southern New England to the middle At- of the southern JOHN ALKILemiat . Judge i ('i'utinurd From Page 1-Al election. In 1970, when Carter 339 possible votes. Robert was elected governor, Maddox Morris of Dallas, a newspa per, Won the lieutenant governor's ______ ____ TALLAHASSEE (AP) - ALEXANDER health services; tand-use planning And . nvlrorunental protection; job development; transportation; parks and rcreation; social services, " BINFORD Any program(s) Providing for the basic health, welfare and safety of Seminole citizens. DEVIESE - In creasing Job opimproving traWrtatlofi; providing more h elp to senior citizens; police-fire -Aivotection; environmental protection, recreation, - DORFMAN "Judge Lee has dearly en- beverage of any kind, In any t . Ac fined $200. Charges against annual Justificatior of all county-tmded agencies; programs for senior citizens and youth; development of police, fire, health and elnerggacyservlces; plan to meet sewage trealmelt and water needs on needed, J ustified basis. I ot development; recreational facilities; county insurance. GUNTER Law enforcement; fire and development; drainage; roads and transportation; unemployment; health; recreational facilities; welfare; public facilities. Protection, • appearance. KIJICHIJOFF- Education, law enforcement, transportation, environmental £ protection, conservation of water $ resources and drainage, heal th services, refuse disposal, agriculture, industrial employment, library. _____ _________ ____ PERRY - Public safety; human services; county development; public works; industrial development; environmental Nature makes each diamond an original. Still, all of our diamonds share these qualities— HERE'S THE OFFER YOU'VE WAITED FOR services; cooperative extension; ad- git en tolend for new construchon and . $6869 FINANCE $325 250.10 b. 30 Diamond bridal d. 11 Diamonds. set, I carat total ',4a carat total 3143.12 -APR 14.35 pct. weight*, $899 Get Your hands on a Voyola. Youll rwmw Mt go. OF FOR OUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES - SANFORD r..rYH* 3228601 weight'. $449 AJI set in 14 karat gold. CARS ECONOMYSANFORD, INC. TOYOTA DELAND Jo, kaouln Sanford /South Orlando/Lon Longwood/ Orange City /De Bary/Apopkji/O Winter Park vi ed o .ES ton blruclabel fcprescnl SFtil\OlF('i; ., • SEMIN LE lairs Revolving Charge. 241 Custom Charge ftankArnmncard • Miter Charge, American Express Diners Club • Carte Blanche • Layaway dCllCIy Yes, if urgently needed attl0f high growth Additional classroom capital tefOT avoid crowding, County government should operate within current I==for other expenses. vofñT'" requirement for services should be provided - by AlEXANDER.... The county should neverhaveLetlegalexpenses r,ed ft amount by contract with any attorney. A li-time staff attorney without outside 3. Do You favor the ex pansion of the County's role as operators of sewer and ALEXANDER Every county budget, department and program should be reviewed at least annually to produce eifectivegovernna'talservices. i5uppo water facilities? a "ainset" concept to eliminate Ineffective need exists. The county could enter the utility business where public health or DEVIESE - Yes. A periodic review o the effectiveness of county pro BINFORD-.Initial entrance of county Into sewer and water business hall been sloppy at best. Poor business acumen was agencies and advisory boards should be undertaken. Many programs outlive their usefulness and tax money is wasted in a county should be removed from the realm of politics. Taxpayer money is being spent Program school system every time a new residence is occupied with children. I Will work to ensure that our school system does not ALEXANDER_ Not on the basis that the county has entered th e field, acquiring two private utilities that will probably require rates to be Increased 3G.40 percent to cover operations and (Q$..5. absorb a time-lag cost of edw_jtion. I would favor an ordinance requiring rnPact fees that school board Yes. FRENCH- I favor some form of impact half the current cost. BINFORD.- The position of County Attorney has been a partisan plum ever since Harold Johnson left that position. - When the Republicans had controlling vote on the county commieijon and appointed the county attorney, Democrats cried "politics" and "foul." [ãkewise, when the Freeman-Hattaway group gained control the Republicans were upuet. I strongly recommend we msummate an in-house. full-time legal department. DEVUM - There is an Impact on our - the county? practice could be established for about BINFORD Any fee-collecting procedure or directive should be or departments, BINFORD - Yes. d* &Yed in recent ACWWtiOn Of Indian Hills and Consumers DEVIESF,-. Legal services for the nOn-functioning bureaucracy. to hire a law firm at a fee structum that is fees. Ordinance can be Initiated If we Utilities Corps. The only time county should take over a utility Is etoo high. A legal staff for UN county should eliminate politics and take cOmon-sens approach; planning is key as Is ability to DORFMAN - Yes. be created that Is non-partisan and taxmake a decision. Closed-door decisions DEVIESE - I would not favor such an expansion unless it could must be eliminated DORFMAN- This office must be be shown that such an activity would provide cheaper and more FRENCH - If the present commission depoliticized. People of this nation pay efficient service - while not raising taxes. was effectively doing Its Job, these reviews GUNTER - This would be taken under their president 1200,000 a year and the advisement and study done to determine would be automatic without a is people of Seminole are paying their DORFMAN_ Would you pay $3 million for a utility company with constitutionality. need." What we have lawyers nearly this amount. We can find a only 141 customers that can't produce enough revenue to pay its ' overlapping of duties which Is so own way? I think not, Would you then pledge 61 per cent of all your non-political legal department for $20,000 a MAlTA WAY - U present taxing laws complex that An year. These funds would provide for two Income to back a bond sale used to finance the purchase? I think not Allow for the adequate funding of our efficient work force can be obtained with not. But that's whatcomrnl.sslon hasdone. lawyers, two secretary-derks, And ad. budget and a legal Im pact ordinance mutual trust, understanding and ficient operating funds. be drafted that Is equitable to all, I would cooperation. FRENCH-. A full.'tlme county attorney fr it... in lieu of single septic tanks Is necessary. The water needs are of and staff is the only answer If we are to GUNTER-. I will be a full-time count KUICftHOFF- Yes, if done in an first Importance, yet there are large areas of our county where save tax money and have trust among the commissioner and will be bringing this u equitable manner. The citizens should not potable water cannot be obtained with individual wells. attorney, commissioners, work force and I am in favor of such a have to bear the burden of accelerated citizens. The county attorney has to be our requirement. growth. attorney 100 per cent of the time and this GUNTER- Only alter a study has been made, could we discuss cannot be done with an attorney dill in this intelligent.1y. After looking at Altamonte Springs' sewer PERRY - I favor the concept of impact HATrAWAY-Yes. Starting next year, private practice. system - federally funded - I would lean toward the county fees and would supportafairand equitable from a request from the commission, we GUNTER- Like the other agencies taking over as operator. cooperative city-county ordinance that will go to what is known as a "zero within the co unty, I think a review should would apply to all county development. budget." Once every four years every be made of county legal services. HATI'AWAY- There Is no question re are many adThis would reduce fees to a more department In county government will vantages to public ownership - no Income tax, non-profit status, HATTAWAY- The legal services should reasonable level without reducing have to justify Its programs arid existence, 75 per cent grant funds available, power of condemnation, be provided for the county In the most revenue, responsible manner at minimum cods. donation provision of subdivision regulations. The Supreme Court e ma jority of all counties contract with Th has ruled th at a private uti li th ty has e right to make a profit no KIRCHHOFF._ Yes! RE U we are to have impact fees, a private firm for legal representation. matter what the rates are. they should be legal. KIRCIIHOFF- A legal department PERRY - I believe that by monitoring KIRCHUOFF.... Not that I am us favor, but I don't think the with full-time lawyer. Recommendations WILLIAMS - I favor impact fees, but co unty has much choice. We will have to expand our role If the the effectiveness of our county programs, for the job should come f rom a non-not based on current method (stop-gap county Is to remain a good place to live and work. agenci es and adviso ry boards we can partisan group. effort to offset unanticipated growth). avoid wasteful spending. Efficiency and PERRY- I am opposed to expansion of county's rolee as economy In government is the only believe the county should Operators Of sewer and water facilities through purchase of designed for growth county taxpayers alternative we have to im have its own legal department with one or prove services privately owned and operated systems. I believe we must look want and can afford. When new without raising two junior taxes. attorneys working under ahead to the regional concept of se wer and water facil ities; the development requires public facilities not direction of an appointed co unty attorney. county does have a responsi bility In this area. included in the capital Improvement TYRE- I would like to research this TYRE - Yes. All county programs programs, they should be assessed for question a little more. There has to be should Justify TYREtheir existence, I would question the expansion of this role. Private difference between what is Included and a better way. I think a county legal enterprise probably could do a better job If not tied down with too budgeted and what they will require for department (nonpartisan) maybe a better many regulations. WILLIAMS - This Is absolutely their development. Also, when a new way. necessary for local government to be Open, development requires the CIP schedule to WILLIAMS.- Routine legal services can WILLIAMS- I would favor development of a comprehensive effective and respected. I have been be accelerated, they should be assessed be handled by a legal staff of one attorney county-wide utility system to reduce costs, protect working on such a program and will be water quality this difference, and manage growth. and possibly a research specialist and presenting It to the commission this year. . legal secretary. . • • ' -. Party: Democrat . Party: Democrat Occupation: Retired police captain Age: 36 -.. . .. ." . .• - . • C -- I - "-C.. a. —a DAVID R. GUNTER , -. •. MIKE HAflA WAY . • * -. . -, . . __________ Party: Republican Party: Republican Hometown: Sanford • ,. l, Hometown: Winter . Certified Age: 37 - - , Party: Republican Hometown: Longwood l'arty: Democrat ' Springs Occupation: Stockbroker 1 Springs . • Democrat Hometown: Winter Springs Occupation: Real estate Age: 31 Party: J Occupation: Well driller Age: . Public Accountant Age: 33 Hometown: Sanford Occupation: Retired Occupation: Residential Age: developer- builder Age: 46 • Lq TheDIa mondSo asks for your vote you fectiveness of county programs, agencies and advisory boards? facing the county and area, The questions were prepared by The Evening Herald and Sunday Herald in conjunction with the League of Women Voters. ROBERT F. FRENCH FIRs'I4j) FEDERA.II OF .1"4 a. 6 Diamond br idalc. 5 Diamond wedding set. 1 carat band. ½ carat total total weight'. $899 weight*. us.ao 4latU.C9 with approved credit AIRPORT BLVD. ItT. 1792 - issues 1'16J5 TOTAL SALE PRICE DOWN PAY MO. ALEXANDER county-wide fire protection. re-sale homes .2893e65 SALES TAX OTHER FEES establish a questions here dealing with some of the key Wi? deadline; program seeking input from public on goals and priorities and to involve residents In monitoring government performance; jurisdi ct ion and b control by county commission In criminal Justice e xpanded progr am to encourage light industry; quality control of growth (water quality, buildingcodes, zoning, preservation of neighborhood When it comes to getting into a new home ahead, we're for happier days hereto help, All over Central Florida we've got money priced Toyotas, this little 2-ow Swan is the kery lowest- SALE PRICE - WILLIAMS - Completion of Seminole priced of them all. But the basic Corolla Isn't strapped! The low price Includes a 4-speed synchromnesh transmission . . reclining Hi-back bucket seats. .. pomne, front disc brakes. PAYMENTS AS LOW AS DAN DORFMAN in primary for the Seminole County Commission answer TYRE - County responsible for health, Corolla 2-Door Sedan. to Sales i safety and welfare of all citizens. craftsman. And each is Toyota modified the Corolla's engine this ymar better gas mileage than last year's Corolla. Anj •,, mlnistrative services; administration management; Office of Management 1Analysis Evaluation. each is cut by a master YOUR TRADE-IN MAY MAKE THE - planning HA17AWAY- Protection of life; public health; protection of property; tenance of physical property; provision of public services; replacement of obsolete facilities; reduction of operating costs' _______ Furthermore." he added, "during "during the almost three months since this incident occurred, I have not taken a single drink of any alcoholic FRENCH - Law enforcement; road department; water and sewage; traffic cont rol; anthropod department; . sportation; land-unge plan; Industrial _____ - --.. Occupation: Manager Age: 4$ . ____________________________ 2. Do you favor an ordinance !e t. h o? An end to political bickering And start of program of _______ We get here early and stay late FRIDAY and SATURDAY TIL MIDNITE SUNDAY '1 - cooperation with cities and other county governmental bodies; road ,j sportatlon planning and development in cooperation with cities and school board; drainage; planning and development with cities am ciher bodies; land-use planning and enforcement; just and equitable ordinance providing legal mechanics for collection of "Impact fees". zeroS based budgeting requiring t'AAM0 an - portunitles; attracting light industry; total vots. for four years. caught engaging in sex acts mem ber of the Judiciary," It intend to do 30 in the future." J ustice Alan Sundberg quesFormer U.S. Rep. John B. Bar- "Jimmy Carter is to the left with a woman In a parked au. said. Lee was arre st ed early Eastinned in a concurring opinion Ick of Louisiana finished third. of George McGovern," the teo1e was publicly repelThe co urt noted that It could ter Sunday when a poli ceman whether Lee co uld continue to Maddox had criticized (a abort, balding, 61-year-old manded Friday by the Florida have removed Lee, and warned investigated a report that a car function as a Judge. before, and during the con- Maddox said. "Walter Mondale Supreme Court. him that he faced removal for had its emergency lights flash-. "Public reprimand ventioa~, calling the Democratic seems even thongl he's a flaming The tüJ court,voted 7.0 to any mipor breeches of Judicial iiig. He arrested Lee and Patri- minimally appropriate for the Presidential nominee, among liberal - 15 to the right of reprimand ClrcüitJudge J. Call ethics cia Rose Byers of Fort Lauder- conduct of which Judge Lee has in the future. other things, "the most totally Jimmy Carter." It said one of the factors in I of Fort Lauderdale. The dale on lewdness and disorderly been found guilty," Sundberg dishonest man I have i. But Maddox said he is just as reInstatei Lee but barred decision to reprimand rather conduct charges. said. "Public confidence in the known." much opposed to President him from hearing criminal than remove Lee was evidence Lee suspended himself, Judiciary has to have been se In INS, Maddox defeated Ford as Carter. He criticized cases without the approval of that he is "an able jurist who is pleaded no contest am wa s verely shaken by his acts." ________________________________ CarterinaDenocraucgujer- FordfortheWatergatepar thechiefjlklgeofhis&ctut, weU.regardedbythebehand natorlal primary hi Georgia he granted former President In reprimading Lee, the Su- bar in Broward County." and went on the wththiegeneraJ Richard M. Nixon. SANFORD PLAZA . preme Court carried out the The court sald it was satisfied ALTAMONTE MALL - recommendation of the Judicial "that this extra-judicial InEwnbig tlendd Qualifications (nJ ddent will not im pair his ability "The commission's finding to function as a Jsie In that Sunday, August 29, 1976-Vol. that Judge Lee engaged in sex- community." Pvbl,U Daily ual activities with a member of The court also noted Lee's and Sunday. except Saturday and Christmas Day by The Sanford Herald, inc.. 3te N. French Ave., Santord. the oppouitesez not his wife ina statement to the cornFla. ""' ______ parked automobile Is ade- mission that the incident ocSecond Class Postage Paid at Sanfort Fleroda lUll. quately supported by evidence curred on the morning of a Horn Dehvry. SS cm's. Month. $ 2 . 6 M0n$h. CII in the record before us," tl.e 52540 By Mal In Florida .amea5 home delivery All 20. Year. holiday weekend during which Other mail Month. 5770. 6 Months. $6 . 12 Mont court said. when he had too much to drink. 532 "Neither the other party a!leged to be involved In this in. cident nor any member of her YEAR-END famil y has ever appeared beCLEARANCE as w forerne,oronbehalfof,aparty ', or witness, corporate or mdi. CONTINUES vidual, at any time, ever," Lee said. A THON cGunty funding Efficient general governmental services; law enforcement thd courts; roads and traffic movement; Maddox SELL the amount of allocated may 4etersnine the effe(tivjnesj Since Priorities for erred in questioning the 33, Sanford, Is accused of two carrying a concealed pistol and For Sex Sprinp STEVEN R. DEVIESE Program, , list your top Douglas McArthur Simpson. Lake Mary, is Accused of R estate TOM A. BINFORD tçroy Caught With Woman Easter Morning Maddox Tabbed Occupation : Real Age: 38 I _______________________________ and Christine Bryant pleaded defendant about prior con- counts of sexual battery on a resisting Lake Mary policeman guilty to misdemeanor charges victions and the date failed to six-year-old girl. Sam Lee without violence. - Party: Democrat Hometown: Altamonte I 711 BLDG., SUITE 101 HWY.436ATMAIT"NDAVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS handcuffs locked to a waiting attempted robbery wW robbery September 1975 bw*M at A against tW Dunns. I Low cost PNOoaAMS. TRIMCLINIC - Pa rty: Republican Hometown: Forest City Occupation: Accountant Age: 28 Sings - . Top Issues View Hope Party: Independent Hometown: Winter • PROFESSIONALLY STAFFED, MEDICALLY David Kerr, 19, Pendieton . showers were also reported from New York columnist than half of ordered a new trial for Howell Branch Road. William L Holmes, an expert room chair. Deputies said Irvin hI connection with two July 31 office on SR. 411, on lottery from the FBI was found hiding In a bathroom. purse-snatching Incidents at Coca-Cola Forest Washington, D.C. laboratory SR-436 and Palm Springs Road, Is listed as a state witness The appeals court ruled that Altamonte Springs. PhilUp Steven Miller, 23, region. - fuls County Party: Democrat Hometown: Sanford Occupation: Real estate Age: 45 -- Trial William H. Stoklev, 13 405 Drive, Forest City, Is docketed cash and papers ad c4Ier Arthanlel Irvin, who sheriff's Items In a search warrant raid deputies said tried to escape St., and Halsey D. for trial on Dwin's how at Geneva on from custody at the County 1'y, 19, Country Club Road, tering on breaking and a'. and grand larceny the night of April 3,accordjn to Health Clinic by slipping out of both Sanford, are accused of charges In connection with a considerable in the western Great Lakes portions How "Id Docket Includes year. Currently, tax law allows a person to use lantic Coast and over Appalachians and Florida. INNER - MAN LOSES 41 LBSS IN ONLY 7 WEEKS length of time an asset such as land or stocks must be held to qualify for the favorable capital gains tax treatment, from the current six months to nine months in 1977 and to 12 months in 1978 and thereafter. At the same time, the conferees agreed to raise the amount of capital losses that a taxpayer can deduct from ordinary Income each P _________________________________ __ - EM,ki. Commission Close-Up I Iunthswd From Page l.Aj The rww edimstas vS plate numbers are Bean 'r_ Lottery Trials Slated This Week based on poy1'#IvI rwklngs __ of from the 1930 census. udjs, By BOB lLOYD DI in canmection with the lottery before Judge McGregor on charges Is set for Sept. 13. The Mate's urged county Is birth and death records, IIWr$ter case and were each placed on charges of aiding and W"g Three other persons indicted ittil Dade with 1,439* Medicare statistics and income yeas. pon. a lottery, possession of lottery along with Dewey H. Smith and resideida, followed by Browsed tax retwa Trials of three defendants in In July, In a separate Illegal tickets, and siding and homas pleaded guilty lad (number 10 In 1930) with Seminole's neighbors had connection with two separate gambling probe, the statewide hth,g In the sale. disposal or week. $63,000; end Pinellas (fourth In varying powth rates. Lake, to lottery operatlon are slated grand Jury Indicted five procurement lottery tickets. Raymond Lamm Smith, 251930) with 152,000. Orange, with the wed,.pew 30 per cent to this week before Circuit Judge Seminole residents In conThe Mate alleges the àffenses year-old hospital orderly, of a rns population hnate of aa,000, while Voliala, to the Robert H. McGregor at San- nection with a separate two. occurred between June 1 and 1504W.lIthSL,wupetontwo 412,000, ranks seventh - Jiat north, pew 23 PSI cant to ford. county lottery operation in June 30 In both counties In years probation. WIUl Laura where it was 45 years ago. nearly 210*. Donald A. Dwm Sr., 65, and SernInoe am Orange Coudles. connection with what Cochran, 41-year-old housewife his wife, Margaret Cowan Dewey H. Smith, 53, of 1300 authorities called a p0,0004- of30Orwge Court, sfrtj, is Dunn- si, Lake Ilarney Circle, W. iau st., Sanford, a self- week lottery operation, free on bond during a courtGeneva, were indicted May 30 employed mattress maker, is Trial of Clayton Thomas, 61, ordered pre-sentence In. by a statewide grand Jury scheduled for trial this week of AlthmonteSringa,on lottery vestlgatlon. probing Illegal gambling operations in Seminole cOim• an '5, , • "ties a.,, , ,,, ties. myself rapidly gaining weight, w,fll after 3 years I was a 'Chebby' 233 Ills. State agents said the Dwvs "I tTlId ens thing after another witha.t effect and a 93-year-old Midway man. my wife saw ma ad for Trim Clinic. I was Boy Guest, and his aider, wil ling to try anyffiuig am Issues I ceeld Net Christine Bryant, 43, were ____ a program lee. weight an my own. I needed I involved along with four perthat weeld hefp me lose and keep it off. sons in Vohnla County over the Escape "To daft It ties been is ettective mat in y wait$ past 2½ years in gambling loath lbs. IIest5Inches In Me waist and Ito operations which totalled lack" in 151 neck. My clothes will all have to A 39-yestiold Sanford man introduce into evidence PrOOi of Ri f George chard Haf be roolacedl but, belim me, It's w"a it. 130* annually. who was convicted and set- any prior convictions. Altamonte Springs, faces trial tencedtoprlsonin January wm Other caaesdocketed for trial on a charge of obtaining a 'The great thingabsgt'5spq,g,m week on charges of maintaining for attenpied escape while a this week before mat a pin., barns to sal lbs night Circuit Court mattress and box springs from a gambling house, promoting a county jail prisoner is feeds and to modify behavior paftsrns Judge Robert B. McGregor a furniture More with a war.1 eating. The ether great thing Is that lottery and pos,essionof lottery sthledogdap., range from armed robber,and "'1.9','H•' Th retlree-ir- Ic' I2pt4i1 e cap !rg Sail flL& iáLer, 10, 1'1:;& bond p9fiMQ-'M week in.circidt court at charges and worthless check Coldwater Drive, Casselberry, triaL Sanford. cms Is accused of delivery of con. is scheduled for P515 CONSULTATION Ralph Hunter Henderson, substance. trial on charges of aiding a The Fourth District Courto( ofOrlando,Isaccu.sedolarined trolled GeraldPage,1g,a52sanfo1 lottery and possession of lottery 4la, Wed Palm Beach, robbery of a Longwood man on Ave., Sanford, Is accused of 831.1300 , • paraphernalia. Jan. 1 at an apartment on felonypoaeasionofmarljuana. reversed the conviction NATM WASHINGTON (AP) Seminole Hel ps Growth 5 OT I, WILLIAM KIRCHHOFF RegistrUoo4eaJjuefor rNov. the 2 general VINCE PERRY Y;'I • . Is Se9L is. W.W. TYRE DICK WIWAMS ,1. - a 'l ' .• - - . . __________________________________________ _______________________________ I ,J ... I __ . -'.l i . 1~i•;i .5 , - . • - .11 - ? " • ..t' • r 'vi , • ) • I' .• -• • - ., • .• l?•:, -•-',- • " - •......,: i!. . - - '': -, ._ • - • •, • • •.I. . - - , .t&• "I �Evening Heiald !I , I Tha schod of th*thatlwlde that a u.00's name can affect his personality. I awed there's a that netlon,andlamina p,#imi to know whereof I speak. Of course, since personalIties are such nebuloes and hupramlonabi. things, .knoet anything can affect them tram the poll ol the msontoa sore too. It seems only logical that having to carry around a TrlqdkIr duck you by people you never even met =Uyou were burn would tend to warp your psyche a little. It's ON of the iniftnitles we allow to be perpetaled against on In UI.. Wewtthftlikeweptdspwlthgreasy Army food and the wife's family rearilam It's easier to go along with these things than to fight 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30$.3224$11 or S31"3 a Around Sunday, Aug. 29, 17ê-.4 ill WAYNE D. DOYLE Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH 0. VAN BRACKLE. Advertising Director 11411"t' Delivery: Wftk. 55 cents: Month. $2.40;6M nths, 114.20; Year. 12*40. By Mad: In Florida same as home dehiry. All other mail: Month. 12.70; 6 Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40. V Mdbw ... 11 :; 0 4<4 -____ . W Nuclear Power The Clock I learned a long time ago that being named "Audle Murphy" was going to give me some problems. In the first pub the teacher made ajoke about it, but I dlde't understand the joke and neither did the other kids. But since flrst.graders consider For Pakistan, which has no nuclear power plants, to Insist that It must purchase a French nuclear reprocessing plant Is like a farmer without a cow buying a churn. '. I 1, 1 ~~ :. L'ievei-uieiess, tao umti States Is not engaging in overkill when it warns Prime minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto that hi risks losing U.S. aid if he goes through with the deal. Bhutto has been quoW as Saying flat he Would DON OAKLEY Business Ekes Ou . ! --*.&4s 1. . - . to eat be altered considerably. The United States is supplying Bhutto with aboit $144 million in developmental and food aid and stthstantlal military assistance. The loss of this aid Would certainly leave Pakistan more I I 9".1--1.1 c to Eric 01114115 at uxua and her patron the Soviet Union despite Pakistan's symbolic possession Of a Plant that Could produce the ingredients Of a plutonium bomb. . However, diplomacy among allies moves from extreme to extreme. As one philosopher noted some 30 years ago '1ere Is __-.11.0 i- .. is., e~. 41 . 6 ~Iqi. A IIV1 19 \ someday in the future VU go completely bananas and attack the editor's office while 1rLIklitg rat-.tat-tat anmdu with my mouth and hurling rotten oranges like hand-grenades. 7 But In the meantime lbear with the jokesu bed I can and enjoy the fact that people usually find my name mey to remember. Besides, there's always an.body worse oft than you are. You see, In my heart I know that somewhere out there, there is guy named after Howard CoaeIL - JOHN D. LOFTON JR, _ - Bureau Booties, #,%* / • . L IV - 1: .. Even at the college level, there Is a about prolits. A poll taken at 57 - 4 I T . I .I 11 , ___ "i`%~ I ~@b " 648 C%4"'G& M4111M CA11XV& LLMIr lueals. A- - __ 6 0 -- recotJ returned In the final report. Those recommendations, hopefully, will show agency officials the beat way to get some SEEDCO "ventures" or corporations on the move and out of the But as far as informing you, the tax. payer, that managerial inefficiency existed within SEEDCO' JIJfl h'j, the Herald told you that long before the GAO audit learn hit Sanford's city limits. And we did it for free; It dhbi't cost you a federal grand Jury. Then you, old taxPayer, would have learned some things that are hard to believe. And those things weren't redricted to EDCO. Too bad about not getting a fuU-icij investigation. Big don't despair, as time wears on, maybe it'll all come out in the wash. Things have a way of doing that. More years ago than I car e to rotnemher, a city editor at The Tamp. Thbwi. gave me a bit of advice: Never Insult a secretary. Insult a President, if you mint, but never his secretary. Better to tug on Superman's ca or . .--_ - (ANION _- - I - In "The Wealth of _______________________________ I Nationg," Adam Smith's classic defense of economic Individualism wAtfpn 200 years agn . he warned- Evenlr4 Herald, Sanford, FL SundaY, Avo. 29, W7"A - - "me statesman who should attempt to direct' private people in what manner they ought to employ their caplials, would not only load not -. 5 -1 YO% dear taxpayer,Paid for the SEFXC0 audit. And, th e only ret urn you might realize Is Congressman Bill Chappeli, in a accent challme Ids Amin to a due,over neutral it -,,,;,~ , .j , a hasale a s~p-t~L3ry foul &9" Orr for urried W in the GAO review, he IllegalltY It records, Herald reporters were merrily If an , yone do" that 114jJ;ro1'wWom poring through year after yen of agency allegations which Prompted the would ask for a gnind jurY Probe. Chappell from the old Tamps news hogrid, check records. Not once did Orr refuse to C`Or4remi?,W request for Our review of add he wouldn't put up with any misuse of with some of the secrelaries at the cour. funds or Illegal goings on at the Sanford thouse In Sa nford. cooperate. Is, If '' In layman's Us%vI3 saying we agency. the agency director requested a wu speaking after a certain newsman dw oun ted r ti. you RM the time ,M;`Sunshine Audit" because he said he was Not to belabor the point, but it would be then up last wed by laying a "hard man-9 months that nice It the Issue had been turned ova to a rap on them. Parties And PoRtics himself with a moat wxiecewry attention, but assume an authority which chould be safely . _____.. colic - W 3 .1 .. B ill B ' "kc WASHINGTON - I If . adds up to a tidy sum of taxpayer money. mHy' our specific findings do Bub- Interview, said if any Instances .-= " not Opening his stantiste the or not implied -. . I ..___. - Enemies time the Orlando Sentinel Star was crying "Get, , 1.11 ________________ O SW#J fr(. business magazine recently obeerved as of the iuwic_ It i, of corporate Profits: excessive, windfall and obec'ene. In one f8m6 Public opinion survey, most people guessed that the average marnictuer millm 33 cents an each dollar of sales. The setual f4pre, in 10, was 4.4 cents on each sales u Now, how all this has affected my personality Is 0 'u 1 U1fâff1jgl4Wtf / I , I $ The recently completed fotwmosgh audit by the federal government'1 GeAJ Accowtting Office (GAO) Into allegations and Innuendos concerning the 1P-2. Seminole Employment Economic rlck.tf — Development Corporation (SEEDCO) wasn't enough. What's needed is a full scale grand Jury Investigation. Not to look Into EDCO operations, but a federal grand jury could shed some light on Just why SEEDCO and "under fire" fromt Its president, Horace Orr, got Into the employed by the certain jj new3pape spotlight In the first place. me many, many news articles about Florida's legislativ, delegation asked the .,PTr refusing to show his records to the government's watchdog agency to come and take a long, hard lock at the local media was ballyhoo. There are few here verty.flghtjng agency's books. SEEDCO gj A. rnn After four records that reporters from the n W ....144 a--rvciung Herald navens penned. ll th the verdict: e has cam nd a mystery to me, although Fm sure It has. Maybe '10 n ~1 ,4~ 4 werfte, and em eat grass, to ensure nuclear L - Scene Let's Probe SEEDCO' ____i__ . 'never surrender to any nuclear blackmail by India. The people of Pakistan are ready to offer any The Seminole Asanactar, he could be rated somewhere In betwi, Bobby Riggs and a corpee. You might say he did not make Brwdo1o.e any skep Bi*evezybodyhutomakea beck, and lguessif somebody offered me a wad of bills to make an Italian wedern, I'd tab Even though U an actor I 'night come out scoring lower thus Audi. Murphy I learned to emit and wait will the jokeder has IIMib,d appreciating his own wit. In the sizthgrade there was anotherkid in my class name John Wayne. We abated the opening-day agonies. Fortunately, as I got older, Audi. Murphy's movies were relegated to the late.nlaJgor Saturday afternoon slots. Fewer people made Jokes became fewer people remembered. People under 25 rarely mention my name, mime they overbear an older person remark about It. Then I have to explain that Audi. Murphy was a WWII hero who went on to dir in the movies. Actually, Murphy, who died In a plane crash a few years ago, must have been a better soldier than he was an actor. them ByAUDlEMtjJtpjy Not For Pakistan adults to be insane anyway, nobody thought much ahud It. Including me. But In later grades the some old jokes were made, and I grew tired of them all. "Let's sm your medals," they'd say, or "Shot any Germans the Santord Connection .f% p r%..1.....MA.,.... sin&e oito: .1. 1 r .., — V%A I qw* #JVT - I A Political Logjam I 043CK ICKet MAMInes and human reactions to them are one area Of social PsYchology where % 10 I . I'. .Y I reporters can claim a special perception. I , Mu ureetrim, Mary Ann Morse and And inc numan reaction to deadlines Is ' what the political logjam over a regional '4Ieanne Rodriguez, delegates to the vague enough to be comfortable for business of foreign aid, the United States has lower figure. October 10 has been set for this family anyone and Republican National Convention In Kansas sewer evas ive enough ut hi view of these misconceptions, it Is into dodge o always leaned more than a little bit toward the ing to be held at the Altamonte Springs abo system for north Seminole ,is all ignore It and passed the 1974 ut. controve y, rs eresting to we what City, returned home to Seminole County a larve corporation ac___ something called the International Trade recreation area and civic center. There 0 Ag~M A; ideal American. We would venture that Pakistan ready to "The grassroots folks, however, brought are to Sanfo tually does with its revenues, and what better campaign for the Ford-Dole rd's representatives are feeling the vE-s C.omxnluion (FTC), for the kids, a dunking pre Will eventually get its atomic manhood symbol as example than one that Is a member of an ticket. with them the message from back home In booth be games ssures of time. city Is four months "protect" U.S. business from foreign corn, races and a baseball game between well as U.S. assistance. It is not In the American Perhaps not as enthusiastically as they dustry everybody knows is enjoying --obscene-, behind schedule in meeting requirements Texas, Kentucky, Alaska, Seminole the two petition, enact tariffs and, where "necessary," Chambers. Randy Jackson, for. interest to have a beggared Pakistan and it County and other areas of our grea for federal funding, and the operating would have campaigned for their favorite, t merly a player with the Chicago Bears, Is per game won't be firmly established before Am ri up Ronald e ca mit for the city's water waste treatbeyond the ability of the United States to control Reagan, but Continental 011 Company (Conoco), th 'Stand loyal to for w e GOP hat we believe. recreation coordinator for the picnic. • With its annual budget of $11 million and the kick-off, nonetheless. Say what we mean and mean iwhist nation's ninth largest oil firm r,ywt.d r.v.n,. inent plant ezuires i' ii ie,' international ntw4ønr tpiffla 1... .e Ia....4 . . . . urn cuwu L1U mvgaLors ever nearu or creating creating a board say.' And the people won. Mrs. can't ... Sanford iguez, speaking to the local V"VI = I V1 I I ibtl l b reasons. First, too many 0(0w allies are engaged without establishing what Its authorit precinct 7A In Chuluota being included the ITC has now come forth with a ruling that Rodr of digbily over $7-6 bulim in 197 — Democratic Congressional candidate, y Lake th e total dgets of bu many countries. In a recent Mary, as sewer committe "We overcame the politicos and the Sid VIlilen, has offered a $1,000 reward for Cee i he asked. in the business and,, sond, shoWid all our lndsateas: There Is no real Republican to joins?" trickeao appearmntomovewtniestaMing Riunanlan of these coins- article ma company publication, 1101M districts. experts in Parliamentary maneuvering to the arrest and co member Harry Terry admits, has It Is imperative that Ford be re. AMThe is not It broke di In Hattaway's state House district danger to the U.S. economy isa result of conS * Part of the problem certainly I, tMt tries am ahead of us in nuclew Wchnology and are 5Y to peft During The past 12 but Rumania is still keeping Unlike Sanford, representatives ofSanford elected. and urged all to be ready to put WWn of Orange County is Included. , a produce a clear statement of principles destroying "Vthlriviction Precisely what happened to all that money. gress"Fauglit someone thea Project. en for Conanyone hundreds Of Other surner3 being able to buy some Korean crocheted camLake Mary the Soviet authorities have signally engaged couples therefore more competitive. In fact, we couldn't mod The and Wue positlons that contrasts with the paign 34,Ms. al ne eve if they ha to forth every effort By tar the greatest amount, a whopping apart. East Germany has bo(*le sets cheaper than other crocheted bootie remaining portion of Seminole Is Included Democrat failedIn a valiant effort to perform It. And recently permitted even keep the cork in the bottle in IM When we did th rd us e people from Sanfo platform endorsed by Jimmy more family reunions, bid It sets from Korea. Meanwhile, Streetman is devoting his with Lake and a piece of seem anxio billion. went for operating expenses, including pretty much understand each ether's Marion County In Carter. Our views are those of the conMore than a year ago. on Aug. 1, IW5, Leonid was committed to doing this Vililen said he doesn't know whether the to have Lake Mary's help.., energies to the campaign of Dr. John have an actual monopoly. $715.3 million for employe wages, salaries and Brexbriev before it algried the signed at Helsinki the final de .dmUon a second district. needs and intentions. But the county has destruction or disappearance of the signs 7 bill conclusion was deliberately arrived at ] Helsinki text Grady for Um U.& Senate seat servative mainstream of Republicanism,00 is the But Seminole County is; sornetbing else not been represented Today five members of the security Council,at , -.-*benefits. 414,,billion went for tax currently by an elected official work of malicious vandals or the after It seems like it would have been much of and It haslimited the el ' t permits on In mainly to an' exhaustive three.rnonth investigation Streetnian said. elderly held °' for again.. While the regional sewer system is for at least that long. And Kinibrougk who by Democrat Lawton Chiles. Mrs. simpler to have placed the piece well as India, have exploded atomic bombs and an of totalling 1,720 hours, involving one patent at. of , Orange over-zealous opposition sup. a Immediate problem demanding prompt Morse Is working very hard in the cam- County wi "The document we completed expresses tactics $NJ replacing Cnm1 loii Sid Viblon Jr., on In January. Russia reduced the price of an torney, one commodity analyst, estimated 20 other countries could do so if they expenses; on; th an Orange County House seat million for interest and debthe had long striven to promote and which he atteidlon from' Sanford, for Seminole Is one economist, views that we held d'ear before Ronald Porters. Paign of former County Commissioner $74.4 million for dry holes mth e se while placing the piece of 3DO, committee, mid this week's would now dearly like to forget. it wed ba&y exit, visa (from 400 rubles to wished. By the same taken there am 158 power Seminole — Reagan and w which still one account", one registered trade attorney Greg Dnunrnond for the Florida House Precinct 7A — successful wells). and $8.7 million for dW Cdunty it's Just Planning for something hich will be held dear after equals the average R"l'n's salary The be wonl be " in the Seminole district. Committee Opposing Repressive that will be needed in, say, 20 years reactors in the world, a tenfold increase in expenses. wrong, from his point of view. to make for two and one trainee, me salaries of these Individuals , seat currently occupied by Robert HatRonald Reagan even though his loss was a politicians ( ur so. the committee's next scheduled meeting Anyway back to Streetman noting he montbs),&nd asserted ths" was dmPhfyiug the ranges from a GS-7 to a GS-13. gemating capacity in just 10 years. Sen. John disappointment to many of us I have high forum for C CROP) is having a political And there certainly are more pressing Sept. What was left &W all costs and him *as the obliged to make all sorts of Promises about complex taway (D-Altamonte Springs.) 15, either. and daunting procedures Involved. But took Part in the Kansas City "shootour- a things that would actuall y make Europeans The total cod of the probe: something over OuntY commission candidates problems — especially during budget hopes that the national debates between Drwnznond faces no primary opposition. week prior Glenn estimated recently that some 30,000 pounds COifl[)fl3'3 net income It has offset these gestures by sharply raising the $16,000. to the convention the writing President to cooperate. Kimbrough sounds anxious to find Hattaway is being Opposed by Jim Wilson 01 the Ford and Carter will achieve at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Geneva or 4.3 cents of each revenue dollar. Expressed more secure and help Om time, when the county commissioners are outBut time, Oruttm am produced annually in just ,the I duties levied on gift from abroad of both wha t the county has been missing out national platform of the GOP Center. The ITIC's concern over this econotWc version he this end of Sanford. another way, IL took more than of having Americans measure trying to chop about $3 million out of an on. As he had never meant to cio an revenue wild it was a battle in which underdeveloped countries, enough to ma like clothes and money; many applicants for visu, 01 the "Yellow Peril" began i already tight budget. Each of the candidates is to be given Hathaway is saying he should be the Politicos candidates by the dollars to produce each doW of net income that., it was clear that he would have to order his being aut4mucallY dIsmissed irom U j iv a Plaint from n May Ins when It were squared off And what he can work out nay have a against the grassroots wir obs, rece ed corn bombs of the kind that devastated Hiroshima 31 from five to 10 minutes to address tie 1prolit) in 1975. Harry J. Raft and CommissIoner John Kimlrouh, who lar returned to the House to assure that Republicam . underlings to go through some appropriate depend on these gifU for survivaL ger impact of Seminole taxpayers In years ago this month. motions but not to comply with the Helsinki Ironically. 8 good Part of the blame for public ee Senators Org t' porters of Yet the United States continues to act as if we At Helsinki, the Soviet the county's liaison to the regional sewer De sets from the Republic of in the mandated 19*0 reapportIonment, tO answer questions from combined picnic committee for the terms In any real way. He thus set them a misunderstanding of the role of profits in said, st ed th partment of Environmental Regulation, were orche rat by e erritory o f Korea. Republican to improve t.he dissemination in its t still had a nuclear monopoly. 7bere is nothing committee, said this week the county who has been for However, there will be another election National Committee (RNC) and ap. Altamonte.Casselberry and Longwood listeners. nation's economic structure can be Placed at the ficult task, ev working closely with the Imported newspa pers " and publications and the probably won't approve — or reject — the Sanford and Lake Maq representatives, before that comes about. Anyway, patently thought Chambers of Commerce will be held at the door ad businessmen thernselv es. According to ClOublethink. A year Wer, ithisis specialists wrong with shaking a finger under the nose of Their beef was that another Importer I dear that they working conditio All 11 candidates for the three seats up they would have little ns of Quality Inn, 1-4 ("tip col,espondents. Korean bootie sets. Willows Import, Lid., was, Bhutto, but the real effort should be exerted among Peter Drucker, the noted educator, author and have muffed it. regional sewer Proposal with a more has Indicated that not joining up with the I . Seminole is fairly weB cut up now with tiny difficulty writing a platform that was noon Tuesday. and SR 434, Longwood at for election have been Invited to ap The latest reports almod, Indicate except that ar, detailed plan of organization Is developed, two cities could cost the county a chance In wholesaleing tmidle pe th according to Don Crabtree, c sets "below cost," Professor of social science at Claremont B"dinev foqft for the CSCE because be Poland, it is still Our allies who Will sell nuclear technology without ese sets hairman. I MPOSSible for un- were being "dumped," foreign laborers without He is Just concerned that the rule:s of the for federal funding later on. Graduate School, businessmen who conZain so thought It requiring inspections and controls by international enhance his personal stature, privileged inhabitants of Eastern Europe and proper immigration status were repackaging loudly about economic illiteracy are themselves because ofwould ___________________________ a mystical faith In the power agencies. And the effort should be in the World the of un- Russia to obtain non-Communist newspapers or these booties and certain mndfli tff. anA worst offenders. -D...I. ak.. T,.a..,...._-----.t" I .h. —.1 '.Aaa.. —— aau, uJv inicrnautxiw MOnetary Fund and % , and pyj fe r de These txninnen owe it to themselves because of a Mdtcrnichlan devotion to the idea al laws were being violated as regards me wherever we have clout, committed the singatorles to minimum wages, employment taxes and to society to hammer home that there is no _ of getting all of Europe's rulers to promise to a futuredeclaration discussion of the extent of their corn Another multilat eral effort to lessen nuclear - benefIts thing as "profits," says Dnker, There only respect the status quo. pllance with ha terms. The prescribed dangers may not succeed, but it is worth the effort. "cods", cods of doing business and staying in Last mouth it was announced that personal discussion will begin As a result of all thla the Willows bootie sets at Belgrade next June. At Or, James Thurber said: "You may well business; cods of labor and raw materials representations made in Bucharest by the these meetings, all the s ti were being sold cheaper to the U.S. consumer ticipa ng Campaign Contribution Clarified capital; cods of today's iota and tomorrow's French foreign minister had produced per flat on your face as lean over too far backward." If and . may face critldn for failur e t wasr. p4 Jobs pgs, rTthslon for 30 Fr enchmen to marry their standards convinced it would be upheld on the strict Editor: Any l960s trivia buff worth his Funk & 01 conduct set out at Helsinki. But, on Oct. 3 1975, presented with a check from the Joint interpr etation of contract language. Mr. Percy Mercer has requested that Wagnall's compendium of obscure facts Kenneth Mason, fired off a letter to Rashti and Candidate account of Mr. & Mrs. Mercer, Mr. Then the 1975.76 contract expired , and knows that this was the title of a Top-40 hit a recent report of contribution to my Wagner Informing them they had not adequately State Represen tative, Mercer wishes the to litigati point out on ev ent ually was dropped. that the campaign be clarified. As reported this done by Rai Donner back in the rock-andframed their griPm Thus,they should provide the contribution was solely from him. is y Th ea r the contract has been changed roll past week in the Sanford Herald, I was requisite factual support for the alleged Taxpayers will find it difficult to criticize any move District No. 33 to make binding arbitration of a grievan ce Greg Drummond And, of course, it's violations of SectIon 337 th e grammatical easlerto put of the Tariff Act of 1930, Springs It the finger on weliate___ and help. to track clearly available to either side. But the as am.nded (19 U.S.C. 1337) down runaway fathers. over Sims Given Credit As Instructor recognition issue has not been resolved. tragedy, countless explanations of lost To tail with it, replied Rashfl and Wagner, in A recent Senate vote would _____ under i, t The school board wants It included vera letter Opportunity, the conversational fulcrum Editor: consideration a provision that would allow use of Social dated Feb. 26, 1976. To comply ___ Security .. disdain for the Interest and in. batim In 1976-77 agreement; the SEA i' wnaL-mlgnr.nave-been. That's real organization, WASMASTON U was a grisly end for John "Country boy Sims and Politics. numb So when he vanished last month his associates far tax purposes, auto and the kind and blamed for passing in- ITts Rules of Practice and Procedure (19 CFR Roselli was also bin volvement of the people In the elective wants it deleted. It also fits perfectly with the lawsuit support any charges except the ,one Roneth, the dapper, debonair mobster about 201 et scq) would be too expensive. So, forget it. candidate we need to promulgate effective administration 01 welfare Pros. for e to us for help. We were suspicious, of U.S. Senator? process formation to the government, which led questioning Under these circumstances, the board the candidates and to legislation. This Is the kind of political fil ed last year by the Seminole County against Grooms. Dealing from weakness Is one thing.. , The COmprOmise strikes a reasonable balance between the need town, who had been a familiar figure In the course,thathlsdlsappearmcewu expecting a positive program to be says, recognition becomes an "impasse" mobdm Anthony Zeril. He In fact, antitrust lawyer Owen Johnson of the hip shooting at the political process Is glittermg lithIsciots of Hollywo4 Las Vegas Castro caw. But our investigAian has now is ow School Board against the Seminole science lesson we have needed a canto provide tools for Unsatisfied, the school board sought to enforcement and and presented to them, instead of "an item and should go before a mediator serving a four-year sentem at Sandstone Federal Trade Commission wrote the ITC that i I Education didate to Instruct the constituency In and Hana. producedevidence to quite another. Give Mr. Sims due credit Association (SEA). If only push Its gri evance through to binding fears over governmental violations of personal privacy. contrary. for federal penitentiary for racketeering, organization" which Includes, to quote ong with five other problem sections. But for one Korean crocheted bootie a long time and we all should for open and frank comment on the His killers shat or stabbed him in the there had been a decision handed down in arbitration under Step 4 of the grievance the Importer to We have learned, for esunple, that Roseffi express Mr. Sims, "I Perhaps the lag straw was Roselli's repackage his booties wW sell learned about this when I SEA has other ideas here, too. our mppredato, to Mr. Sims, stomach The autopsy indicates they may am cheaper that action , it would be a lot easier to tell process. The SEA refused to cooperate, people who he would ask to elect him. I . , the amiable, retired old duller be at the ran for the State Senate. You need a imony in the Ca wo than othe "seems to "Special case. He m t est identified as ters don't alwa t ys cons ider the good guys from the bad guys this fall as saying the contract did not provide for every item that's brought to them," proper time, for such an invalua ble shot him and then d4 out tht buM wiw * knife. pretftled to be. He bepn in the big tune as; a Its admirable that a candidate would he effective price co rs campaign uniform. People like to we lesson. mObSteM the We Sam Glancans arid Santo petifiont the condition the antitrust laws am the two bargai ni ng units attempt to such action. Then they brutally hacked off Ms kg ft is express such comments as were at. o&keeper for cagos notorious Al Capone Traf flcante, as being you in the same clothes. They recognize Rosen thal ys sa . "So we' in volved in the intended to Promote.' re going to ask possible t he tributed to Mr. Sims. dill thve whoc they Mulled and became a sciaIist in WhItoilar The opening clause of Step 4 reah, "if you later." Referring to three suits assassination attts It's no se t that he not consider the sctwl board's Adam S in the Ins body into a 55ttallw drwL mith Writ Admirabl e, yes. Thc core of the disagreement 13 a section B.D. Sim pson tie action taken in step (3) It's a profession, apparently, that he cever gave underworld that but to express ate e which he had selected for such purpose. does not recommendation," citing evidence from to up. They wpped chains around tt In the 1975.76 agreement labeled resolve the grievance to the satisfaction Longwood 01W SOUS believe that the Mafli bosses of the private collective bargaining sector "The Interest Of a nation in its commercial 10' wtVA it &wu god tovied it kdo Biscayue ,%my. * 'recognition." It states that no SEA the grievant"-but it goes on to rnake no Cdoamedent S=m SAY that,between rOMnds filially became fed up with RoseM His execution relations to fore Kudos For Booster Day Efforts nations Is, like that of a which says an employer may not try to Tist autopsy suggests be may b I member or agent "will attempt to specifIc mention of the school board, only died of on the Florida gnU cour Roselli fred would have req uired the apval n egotiate on merch ant with regard to different people with ma tters "excl of usively within uphaLIon Inside the um bd represent in any negotiations or the SEA. it bit the bdolset1ea and swies. His say,becausewas Almost whom he deals, to buy as cheap and to sell as Editor: the internal domain of an Luodation or The ea from deedng body gr c done on publicity. an es th e interest iev "S ce of anyone" in reportedly were resented by Santo who gr ievan br ng ce procedure started am to i the deal govemme Into dearaspo sible.Bthut a will be most likelytOy Thank you for your efforts on behalf u on." ni Your continued support will be ap. floated the heavy container to the surface. ft was Trafficaige, w ho has been id entified In Senate case, has not jolnedthe SEA. Jim Haynes did a beautiful job of at 3, Step we felt It was ied impl th at it predated. cheap, when by e mod perfect freedom of of Seminole High School Booster Day. "If they claim t," Cowley responds, with its amarisi, contents, helping us to promote Booster Day. We _ testimony So when SEA Executive Director F.E. wo uld then proceed to Step 4," says Ernest .,, trade it encoura ges all natio You and your staff were to a large "then I'll say that it sho uld be considered ns o bring it the days alter Rceelli and disappeared frsxn his are extremely fortunate to have such a RAseIU came to Florida from Las Vegas, (Gene) Grooms acted as a hired Cowley, chief negotiator for the school 10uskillers?me only c1ueIs OOd3whithithaso degree responsible for the success of beca use it was part of the board talk at the t It fine sports writer as Jim In our and, for Thanks again, n spokesman where be allegedly represented the Chicago a wualge spot on the window of Roseth's car. the same reason, It willontoPurchase; for non-Instructional board. "That was our understanding ° cornbe e project due to the tremendous Job th barg aining table, an d I e most ve ha th Th police withheld the gruesome details of m li WayneE. Albert kely to sell e tapes to munity. bargaining units In l e as management side t year's th y that be handled miflAous in ." ied agrsy dear, when Its mark a r thus pr ove th at It was!" e Ms death while they sewvh,d for his killers. We illeal gambling money, Whidi he forwarded to hair ploinade. fined with the Sanford negotiations, the school board felt it But Grooms says the SEA would not greatest number of buyers,. And so It goes. began our own invegigabon, meanwhile, aiter the Clicap underv. arld. 7t,erc mv reports that Republican Rebuts ERA Remarks p ' constituted bad-faith bargaining. The have signed the cont ract had the wording If only things were one-dimensional or WASWNGTION an appeal I Contrary to press ~ board filed a grievance against Grooms. been different. io Tony Accardu felt he had "But, if fOreigntM either Editor: by prohititions or even two-dimensional IIJ notion particularly in light of the fact We first encountd Johnny Roselli more been sbodad by RW speculation, Vice President and simple. high d es, are 11x- old contract provided that "any Aft That was when the school board went to any law which protects the As a Republican, and a woman, I om coming to rights of does md It oaly things were black and whfte. be of than five ytn ago. Ye wise investigating Ms Se that women have a longer life span than S. theYcot aiWay3alf grievance filed by the school board shall court. They felt a judge would agree with tilI earlier, Roseth C1* tiLDe fl the slainwomen; these rights would simply be eto 2 _ would like to to respond to the statements Republicans On se cond t ho ught, t men. Being ha t approach win In November, he will not seems put on a pedestal may be rule in the Central intelligence Agency's plot to met; tltst ICC e&tittcn an d, be Initiated at Step 3" of a fourtep theldea ofan implied progresslonfrom By) diminishing the numbe extended to men as well. The career of made by Mrs. Mary Ann Morse, a r of sellers, to have been tried before without par2WiA fine for some, but as for me and the Qabun Fidel Castro. swi. procedure. The SEA's executive board Step 3 to Step 4. The SEA was just as w know asy he had Henry Klalngr's Job. Rockefeller told us therefore,we necessarily diminish ularsircess, homemaker will become delegate to the 1976 c egorjy that of tic Republican hundreds of other women (and many more -t The CIA can Officer, WillLun Harmy, idd us develoeda at to in t*iyer,, and are thus heard the administrators' grievance and eforthegvcdlile.Hodresscdln tta dignified since it will be chosen, not National Convention from Seminole likely not only to buy men) who support the ERA, we would hid been the hero (if the t)Jstku taa styles. dined at foreign ec rej t ed it. goods dearer, but to s heat reatawvds simply expected. County. I believe she has been misinSen. William S, R.-Va., has told as ell OW (IWO like to get dcwn from our pedestals and Haney women. me he's cheaper, than if The executive board ruled that Grooms of going Lastly, Mrs. Morse, we who formed on the Equal Rights AmendJoin our bruthers in working to make stlpçiort TeMY to ir' is t In in,. freedom of trade."there was a more perfect prison, friends say. horrified him. was not an SEA employe 24 hours a day because ta the ERA do not feel we will ment. hurt this Not unless ta is family was in trouble with the law. world a better place in which to to stop a To avoid prison, Rndli began to talk to the and that w ha t he did in his free tim e was Put ani(1 life by our support. On the contnry I y the International Trades First of all, Mrs. Morse asks the (6 live, frvn eaptiring h nothing bid praise tot P'eitis gp Senate seat, be Commi is as early as L97& He gave inhis own business. Grooms said he had not know many women whose re1auopjjp5 ___ question, "Why should women want to woidd i In the strictest of While many areas of the country have Scott OIItI c511ed a who ss ion Is Itself an unfair labor practice I to s r epresent ed the non-instructional groups i ;t sole purpose, be equal se by statute Is c with husbands and children' has been with men when they are laws dealing with the equal status _ _ is to Intentionally corthrined that he had directed six -tto,iin remit t.'e a gri jury ccrdroidation for Tony to deny that he as the restrain of during work hours. struigtta and facilitate the already superior?" rather than hurt by thCIZ According to "dumbed en trade th e man in the S of women attempts against Cadre. We gtutected his Accardo. Th. ate." He also 'tes a supprt soInallpaof ti mohtter Look (hi fifth ey. miSter, do you play lot thi Chicago White In the c arid as e of SEA C hi ef Negotiator wording of some in laws, a sort of Bid report that, d g a dIscussion wi Unlike the so called "equal the United Slates. the U.S. The ERA would help to change —i urin th Soviet Steven Rosenthal , also men tioned In the How aboig treatment" of wunjei in Russia, this superiority may appear to be the case. It, Secretary Mason' Consider Offidal in Moscow. this he angrily and . . would th Only newsmen he would talk to. e Soviet a C%flPLti ;Sy to1.0; iw"rizi Xwe da)make It very clear to the grievance, the executive board questioned _nt and Proceed on It "sun sPorik.:' I However, that "superiority" is based amendment will give women a choice in world where we stand on freedom for dareyo just what "represent" meant and contheir futures. often on the asswnption that women are all our citizens regardless of sex. cluded there was fnstdfldent evidence to the "weaker sex," which Is a mLdaken Atnefi;;~ is all right. It is the ideal POrstim to be an average of 45. 1 Me c. .. . ,,, American who is all wrong." they regarded a profit of 25 per cent as fair. Mod companies would be hulled to Urfl half that On use issue at nuclear proliferation or in the . . THE LONDON ECONOMIST - 55' .. : . I - b. % mw nowhere be so dangerous i in the hands - --of a am who had folly and presumption enough to fancy himsel fit to exercise iL" Well now, 1$6 years after this sage advice, the,1 U.S. Congress, In Its infinite wisdom, decided VW 0 - me D ___ , - - ,_,, , _ - ,_ .-- -- - many - - - - - I - ---i - "r _ Chalk Talk: Education - -- — - r - If _ as ___ as nly It OUR READERS WRITE Was Simple... — . A Good Balance _____ ____ ______ _____ JACK ANDERSON mobster . - [)ieci (3 rIs ly [)ea h - ,__ ---.-- - . . . I - BERRY'S WORLD I .. w-- ___ . . - - u 11 - , ' ' ---- . a The ERA wo uld not take away from — . ,,, I/. , r -: ,,,) ¼' y% I¶ " lj' JJ. ',3.i'p. iI •I t 'f L '''' S. r)t ': Peggy Heggrn, Sanfnrn f$I tte.1 .J. ,J_, I I :.... i..,, if k— - I _i'" ' .: ' , , ,:•. ' '"• ..... - �FL in' Registration Open Now Ev,nu,g Nerald, San4ird, Ft. FLCRIDA IN BRIEF SCC Seminole Commonly College TAMPA (AP) Anthony Antone has been condemned to death in the electric chair for the contract slaying of former vice squad officer Richard Cloud. Antone, 57, was conviced of first degree murder and sentenced Friday by Hillsborough Circuit Judge Herboth Ryder,. who concurred with a jury recommendation for the death penalty. - TALLAHASSEE (AP) The Police Benevolent it1on says It has given up trying to retain Its charitable zoilcitatlon nse after facing a challenge from Secretary of State Bruce Smathers. In a letter to Smathers, Tallahassee attorney Mallory Home said the organization was withdrawing Its application and would not represent Itself as a charity. -eoti'l Smathers refused to renew the license in July. Smathers charged that the union raised $1.54 million In various fund raising promotions in 1975 and that $1.28 million was spent on the solicitation efforts. That represented 83 per cent, far above the 25 per cent allowed by law for charities, Smathers said. - 320. Insurance for Agnta Is a comprehensive. 270-nour Instructional program offered to PUBLIC AUCTION BANKRUPTCY Ca.. No. 71.1211.OaL.DK.T I.rurr Macfadden Fommdatlon, Inc. (d-b-a The Sanford Naval Academy) Iyorderdlais&rvptcyjudgeA.L Paikay PUBLIC INVITED DIALERS WELCOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION 1OO-3:OO P.M., SUNDAY, AUGUST 29 MIAMI (AP) The U.S. government is expected to rest its case Monday after Presenting videotapes as evidence against five men charged with plotting to smuggle tons of marijuana into the United States. The prosecution presented videotapes Friday of an alleged meeting aboard a yacht docked at a Fort Lauderdale marina July II, - 00k. Furniture 1 Machines Quantity Rights is Classroom Equipment Rss.rved Library Books & Bokcass WEATHER -..----- Kitchen Equipment Sporting Equipment Mta — sowing Shells School Buses Plumbing supplies 1 A641 K~kx Tools Lab Equipment If Desks Metal Filing Cabinets Many. Many Other Items WINNDtXiI$TcIuINC. for 0 .90or FOR i I 1J NORMAN LOVE Mrs. Cecil Day, Taylorsvlfle, Norman W. Love, %, for- Ky., Mrs. Garland Cocharan of merly of Sanford, died Friday Louisville and Mrs. Earl morning In Louisville, Ky. A Cantrell of Knoxville, Teen.; resident of Sanford for eight son, John W. Love, of years, he returned to Louisville, Louisville; 14 grandchildren earlier this year. He was a and eight great.grandchUdr. retired farmer. Funeral services were held Survivor, Include his wife. Saturday with McAfee Funeral Barbara Black Love, of Home, Louisville In charge of Louisville; three daughters, arrangements. PRICES GOOD IN THESE COUNTIES ONLY ORANGE, SEMINOLE, OSCIOIA, LAKE, CITRUS, SIEVARD, COLUER, VOLUSIA, SUMTER, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND MARION The Furniture Fixtures and Equipment in seven (7) Buildings Will be sold to the highest Bidders. Teaching Aids ADA FCA?L1 U.S. May Rest Drug Case REPRESENTATIVES for the best Interests of SEMINOLE COUNTY . Knowles knows Scminok County and will rcpmen: you actiely and constructively. Successful buuneunin farmer, citrus and cttkman Graduate of Rollins CoIlee Church and family man Mason, Shrine,, Elk JOE KNOWLES Asks I for your vote" Dimocrat PL ---- - b --- Dist 34 - AUCTION WILL BE HELD 10:00A.M., MONDAY, AUGUST 30 1000 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD TERMS: Cash, Cashier Check, Company With Proper I.D. No Personal Checks Check I) FOR MORE INFORMATION: 322-9132 COURT APPOINTED AUCTIONEER Malcolm A. McDougal tk. BOW HUNTING CLASS SCHEDULED AT SCC 1975. r----- CLIP AND SAVE 1ATTENTION! Medicare Subscribers I Have you ever watched a movie about Indians, in which a heave talked a deer far hours, thee brought him down with a well-placed arrow through the bead? tb maybe while reading "Robin Hood," you've stopped to wonder bow that troupe of Indlts could feed themselves armed only with bows and arrows. In any cue, it Seminole Community College (SCC ) can now learn how to go bow-hunting without shooting yourself or your friends, and how to avoid falling afoul of the law. Bow Hunting is offered of Leisure Time Program. The six-week, feeiupported class will begin on September 1, and will meet on Wednesdays from p.m. tol pm. The course will cover laws pertaining to bow bunting, bunting methods, beginning and advanced bow tuning, and practical shooting under field conditions. The fee for the course Is $15, which means the taxpayer Isn't footing the bill. Darryl Payne, of Longwood, Is scheduled to teach the come. Payne, who has toured with the National Field Archery Association, says he feels there Is a need for some kind of Initrucdo regarding bow hunting. He emphasizes that laws regarding bow hunting wil l be a prime focal point of the course, and poin ts out that once the hunter knows the laws, he can take advantage of the many hunting areas available to residents of Florida. Payne says there are many kinds of game a bow bunter can go after -from small game such as rab bits and squirrels up to the much-prized deer. A bow hunter can even bring down docks, according to Payne. Those Interested in taking the bow hunting course should contact SCC before September 1. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING YOU Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... • • PRESSURE BED PADS. • COMMODES • PATIENT LIFTERS • BATH EQUIPMENT 30 z . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES As Prescribed by Your Physician Obtain these services under Medicare We BilIMedicare For You We [*liver es clples and Gahasa Gladya Jennison rtJss Oliver Mark Templeton Julia R. Weber Caesar A. Forman, ' - 49 urs Sanford: Sanford. James Back Franklin Ba1ld Qiarles H. Benolt Kelthian Roberts Cassadaga Joseph Williamson Aima K. Danegger, DeBary Wilfred G. Beard, DeBary Clare A. Rpic, CBary R#tvffds"Phfgh 30, Snnday'i 'elix. DItor., 114ore B. Shusrt 1t'sryPearl Thomas, Deltona Agnar T. Sogge, DeBary Partzy diady, with a 'base, Julia McCartney, Orange Gracabelle M. Weber, at Ib.aderske,e baIag the Qty DeBary Afternoon aid evening. mgba Steven Tyler, Oviedo Hollis H Stanley, Dei.ani mady to the low ISp, Ion, Derwood L Faircloth, Rudolph Bertugli, Deltona around 70. Winde variable at II Sorrento Russell J. Curl, Deltona m.P.h. Ia1a probability is DISCHARGES Fioreija, D.ltnna per cent. Sanford: Mary C. Terry, DeUces SUNDAY'S TIDFS Ellen Bernosky . Barbara Carter, Enterprise Guy M Blackburn Irene L Linck, Enterprise Daytsa Beach: high U:IS Chloe Y. Butts John M. Gardner, Lake a.m., 11:51 p.m., low LU Hattie Mae Byrd Monroe 5:31 p.m. Rachel Donelaon Steven Heresy, Lake Monroe Port Cauverai: high 11:34 Betty H. Erickson Ruth F. Cavanaugh, La., 11:31 p.m., low 4:51 a.m., Darayazaus Grayson Longwood 5:31 p.m. Bayport. NO 4:11 a.m., 103 p.m., low 10:51a.m., 10:51 p.m. MIAMI (AP) Hurricane Emmy is meandering back toward the Eastern Seaboard from its position east of Bermuuda. But forecasters say its lb-mile-an-hour winds are at least 72 hours away from any land mass. At 10 p.m. EDT Friday, the 1976 Atlantic season's third hurricane was centered near latitude 32.8 north, longitude 55.5 west, or 550 miles east of Bermuda. It was moving northwestward at about 12 m.p.h. 0. Co one night aweek. AUGUST Emmy Changes Course HOSPITAL BEDS • WHEELCHAIRS ess HOSPITAL NOTES PBA Gives Up On License *OXYGEN Busin Practices of No aid applicads ar, advised qualifyb&vldnb to take ti isnowrraJMerIngl.siejfn insurk,, Agents. a Floridato register early. Florida Insurance Can variety of programs Offered in Insurance Commission APThe Real Estate Income Tax mission's Property an the fall term. Real Estate pJ prngr, will begin Law, cours, will explore day. Caaedty, Type 2, Qais I 0 Co urse I aWuvwd by the Seid. 27 it 1:30 p.m. M the today tax problem that arise ewnlnitkm. Inilvidals oss Florida Real Estate Corn. Executive Poli* B*dkVng at in the field of real mate and not be employed in the ii mission will begin Sept. 14 at Wymore Road and SR a. will be taugid by Mike Flyth., suraice field to enroll. Th 1:30 p.m, in room lASS on RE Come I is a required general m'ngero the Orlando registration tee is $60. campus and Real Estate course for Individuals who division of H&R Block Co. The program will Pie tam Income Tax Laws, a &nafl The Travel Agency course taught by experienced in geFloridaSlate Bask" course,will Real Estate Salesperson was developed by a local travel surance practioner, with pria Sept. 21 at 1:30 p.m., in begin room Examination. The 72-hour agent for Individuals seeking teaching experience, and Is cc DE-2 on campus. Travel course has received an employment in the travel field sponsored by the Inswonc AgenyOperatloneinthetjtleof equivalency rating by the and to upgrade those already Services bititute, New Yod a come to be taught Sept. 20 c,ynmiai to the college employed. Those who plan to and the FederalS Nov.31frounl:3Oto 1:30 p.m. hi to administer its own final eventually start their own Administration mallBusim room 1,007 on CPa. Prin, examination. There is , Jac axUJe a fee of agency will want to enroll in the It is anticipated this course wil October companion course, be offered only once during IN "Small Business Operation and 76.77 school year. Kanagement." A registration For registration infornitl1,r fee ofiiO willbe charged for the call M1450 Ext. 377 and foi agency COW", which will meet course information call Eat. Death Sentence Meted. In Slaying Of Officer BREATHING MACHINES Offers Sunday, Avg. 29, 1976-7A 668-5 13 6 i MEDICARE SUPPLY Co.: Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. Ommmmmmmm CLIP AND SAVE TO Its 1 14 CITIZENS OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE LI The City of Lake Mary, Florida proposes to Increase your property taxes by 0.09 mills over the certified millage of 2.91 mills. A public hearing on the increase will be held on August 30, 1976 at 7:30 p.m. at the City Hall within the City of Lake Mary, Florida C Isi Kay Sassman GOALS: * * * RESTRICT PLEA BARGAINING I RETAIN QUALITY PROSECUTORS I REUNITE THIS OFFICE WITH LAW ENFORCEMENT III Kay Sussman, City Clerk of the City of Lake Mary, Florida Li ENDORSED BY: CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL YOUNG DEMOCRATS OF THE 10th CIRCUIT ii-. ..- I A. 7s, Married, Wife Sitsn, Son Doug, 1341081116f Hoather. Member Sapftst Church, Melbourne Mti&c Lodgi, Ba ha Ihrin Temple Ia va tIo Army Advisory Boatd, C.O.E. Adviser, MII.HI. .•t .', -:-- - .'•. - .•t' - . !, ;1.q .,S. 1.. ; 'J' ........ --I. •'., I WA Lit IBM �-IvsslaO Nw1aW, kslsrt P1. krsAy. AN. no 11176 Nebraska Tabk*d To Unseat Oklahoma As Numero Uno' Racial Upheaval Continues 'South Africa's Vorster Denies RLD Cris The AUacIaIId Press is _ Nebraska has been tabbed by considered the chief tiweats to (tat Is a soda) Oklahoma's three-yew 32-1.1 Arkansas State, one of two Coast A.A. Harvard Is the many to unseat Oklahoma. Alabama's hid fora Oklahoma Coach Barry Swit- Colorado, Kansas, Mlaourj and aectdlve crown. Maryl sixth con- record, will have to overcome turns with perfect IVTh states, choke to raped In the I and Is Bowling Green, Ball S$ and rule* as the favorite once zer admits his Sooners have Oklahoma State have all Lague their work cut out for them as again favored in the Atlantic Central Michigan to repeat as In the Soutidand Conference. (*lahoina has 12 darters received some lookaees in Big Coast Conference over North In towards 1 JOHANNESBURG, South Af- office, separate racial development, exorable calling here and our weto Friday champions of the rugged Mid. Arizona State, 1340 a year ago, bmck, they go after an unprecedented Eight title talk s1 s. Including some Nueddp rica (AP) — In his first coml. Vorder spoke Friday night we responsible for do racial Almighty has called us here to should unite to Im while OF' "WAntof our ___________________________ Carolina State while East Care- American Conference. third consec b Is an overwhelming favorite In talent, ut among -hVtbera the departed met on this week's racial t- after thousands of blacks ended unrest. "They are placing the fulfill IL No one can doubt presslOfl. He I ___ ,IS p0&, Polk. MkdMIt Janes T lege football championship. But seems wuatallly wide open. ft& No Appalachian SISU T02011 is loaded In the SooW the Western Athletic Con. were the Selmon heavals In South Africa's black a labor boycott by returning to whole future of South Africa in that," he said. seen likely to battle It out in the stood by. Krugee told foreign riPorte, both white and west Conference, provided ference, with Brigham Young leRoy and £wey Joe Wa . he also has a word of warning Peon State and Pitt In the East, Southern Conference. Georgia Coach Darre townships, Prime Minister sh "We are iiifs*4 UItdIT 09 Friday the country Is not ft nd after a week olrloth%g jeopardy they are playing QdefGataha Bidhelezi, loadthose who thi ll Royal comes up and Arizona getting most of the h*n, Steve Davis, 1'gsker John Vorster said this nation and fightft am% blacks that right Into thel ban& of the ane. er of South Africa's four million preedye run In our country," a crisis. abough liwe nk they can't Alabama In the South, Tech, Miami and Tulane loom with a Wishbone quarterback, rimner.up node. Davis and Jhnbo Elrod, Even Michigan, Ohio State and Notre as the top Southern indell but the Longixims will have t does not face a crisis, left 35 persons dead 14 of my," he said. "We have no tea- Zulus, told 6,000 Macks in So Bidheirl said. "We need 10 he tlflI ithgt1es." o "We'll be han gi ng around the Dame in the Midwe j Coach Jobn McKsy is g0oc secOnd-string wide receiver me about the natioW st , Texas I pnts. "We have problems Inter- them killed by police gunfire. son to have a guilty conscience _ cham. be& It Tan bad Marty Akins _block somewhere," he says Shoot it out with Texas MM from Southern California; but Billy Brooks was 'he Southwest, Arizona State in nationally, nationally and eco- The latest deatha brought to 257 about anything dwhere in a first-round jdonsldp race a nd I tell them back at quarterback they'd ha If Michigan and Ohio State and Arkansas -MOON ___ those two and the Trojans, despite a little s11p- pro draft pick. nomically, but it is not a crisis," the number of persons killed in the world have four million Walt Disney Wddd'i Magic there are tire. teams with a rigM.there, hat they migid be However, will the defending the of Rockies and Southern Callare to have any competition in Texas shared the title lad fall up last year, are expected to champions have plenty fornia on the West Coast have theBigTen,itmJgjgf, Vorder said lnaipeecbtoa South Africa since rioting (whites) done somisch for ll "This season Is going to be chance to be really great. Ne- anyway. And Arbana State Kingdom will operate wider and possibly 1574 champ return to the Pacific-I Conklndofareblr *ompetitlon arou..d the been mentioned as possible sue- Minnesota, branch of his ruling National began In June In Soweto, eight million ,"swItz,reay,. breaks gets Ron Pruitt back returns enostgh piay,rs to mue th &asdiy. ___ utry, much of it corn ng cessors to the Sooners, Illinois, Purdue and Baylor. Tulsa faces a challenge ference throne room _ ahead of "It kind of reminds me I _ ___ ___ party that g. of 1V13. from an Injury and he and Me another r un at IL" possibly probationsa 10t in their own conference — As of 0& 9, a new series Of in thc southesslem Confer. Michigan State. Miami olddled from New Mexico State in "The California, UCLA and Stanford. We have a lot of quadloosnar ks Disney celebration commemorating Vorder said critics of South nation would overcome its Fultsgivethem a greatpair of Day (Sept. 1), the theme park Saturday nights at Disney OhI0, the the Big Eight Valley," formerly where ence Missouri San Jose State and ' Long Beach and Inexperience. Georgia and Florida are the only school to match Valley defensive tackles And they'" the Prime mlnlder'a decade In Africa's Policy of apartheid, or problems. "We hav, an ' World will extend operau will oPerate from S a.m. Arkona State, in factrdw Conference. Statearethedaudthp.rin "t'..—..—s.--—._____ g jan anota ever yone else 15 darters. Ame ca midulult hours each Saturday until4. ri 3 p.m. Parade performances at Dec 4. IN BRIEF U.S., North Korea Discuss . - Plan To Separate Village - PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) Representatives of the U.S led United Nations Command and their North Korean counterparts met Saturday to discuss a proposal for - ... - - partitioning this peace village Into two camps to avoid any new clashes between American and North Korean troops. The proposal was made by the North Koreans in response to U.S. demands that something be done to ensure the safety of American soldiers in Panmunjom, where two U.S. Army officers were bludgeoned to death last week by North Korean guards. - Change HO Sanford Police Launch The Korean Military Arm1ste Corn. mission, with representatives of both sides, meet ák 'e table just 400 4' fl... the site of the Aug. 18 melee. It was the third full meeting of the commission since the incident. AmercaOhParadawW have For Thanksgiving week, a spectacular finale with * 4 hours will beiromls.m. untie UFS Nov. and wW be on Labor P fui'th extended until mIdnight Day. -----------From Sept-__.- New Safety Ca mpa ig n . . Terrorist Suspects Released Seven years after Italy's ROME (AP) deadliest terrorist attack, two of the last suspects are being freed from prison because the government has failed to win any con- victions in the case. Saturday's release of alleged right-wing extremists Giovanni Ventura and France Freda has renewed public debate on the problems of the Italian justice system and the government's inability to deal with terrorism effectively. Forty persons, including suspected extremists from both the right and left, were arrested as a result of the Dec. 12, 1969, bombing of a bank on Milan's Piazza Fontana. The attack killed 16 persons and injured 100 more. Only one now remains in prison a former agent of the Italian intelligence service who was arrested last month. - Forger Confesses Sanford Police Chief Ben members nf th AAA ------ open Monday for the IK&77 driving in school arm and new , N No — MMW Motorists should follow con. 1131 it. MONDAY Aug. 31 Barbecued beef on bun French trles.tslor tots Tn Talons Cole slaw Ice cream Milk TUESDAY AUGUST31 At a news conference Friday, Keating said PlIza anyone fooled by his fakes were "round the bend." He said the clues he left on his canvases included profanities that could be seen under X-ray examination and sometimes his own signature or deliberate mistakes. He admitted doing copies of Goyas, Rembrandts, Gainsboroughs, Renoirs, Turners -.. LOTM .ar 10 A.M. - 7 P.M. . - ... - .. 1• .. it comes to Jamborees. An opponent who wants to smut Lake Howell will have to travel to Brooksville Friday night. mom KIACO .0 FILM CI1 1 RADIO 11 •iii -- --.- The Chicago Bears were at Tampa Stadi um night, and that meant something of a homecomiflll for Gary U111f, .1. hasn't I4fl s un call" I f1 0, For potential Bucs fans in this area, tickets can be purchased to all games through the Thursday before the contest at Streep's Ticket Agency In Orlando. Fare is $10. - GM 13536 ,w'.u's'w,. . ple.ked it's Where Quality Sells & Service Tells Dia l COLOR PINT T9.fl)p Bay Bues aren't playing like an Keen, by the way, is a dog-lover who lives on v%rse Lover's Lane' He owns a German she rd and a St. Bernard, and isn't joking about his street ' name. Sorry, he has no horse Look for a sidelinesMjleh J oo ll games this fall. Emory Blake, who graduated from Crooms in ••. 1R. Is - nnø -. nt i*rr, £D,..'.. a.. ..i UOVJ D UO5PIdjIL, UUU in- stilling a few Ingredients into the local program. Blake played at Bethune-Cookman, coached at Seminole In 1973 after graduation, and was signed %S a free agent by the Toronto Argonauts that Brantley kicks ball around in practice Seminole's Chris Riggins takes a dive summer. He played two years of Canadian League Oviedo's Dawls Weaver takes a breather pro ball. "When I get a chance, I tell kids that football isn't just a game, because It is a sport they could make a way of life If they want it badly enough," he This Is the week Seminole County's schoolboy foot. Bishop Moore and Apopka, playing Kisalnunee In the been working hard, and have made some program, ballets stop blocking their buddies and try to put. the says. "No(jimt a game you can enjoy, but It can be opener and Bishop Moore in the fotxth, Pop Warner especially on offense, where we needed it. The defense is on a crunch st an r ger. a way of making a living you can also enjoy." League teams play before the first and between each coming along, too." It's game week. subsequent stanza. Anyone who has received a mixed-up bank Oviedo head coach Joe Montgomery had only four, To be certain, this week's games are only of a Lake Howell Isat Brooksville Friday nighL statement can put their minds at ease after players byth wayside. and he is working with a scrimmage nature, specifically called Jamborees. Saturday afternoon, Trinity Prep entertains Orlando 'reviewing the current softball games staged by the squad of 51. "It should be an interesting year,,, he But they lend the most excitement to otherwise teams Tabernacle Christian, Luther and Lake Highland gals from Sanford banks. promises. "I don't know how much we will Improve, but routine practices since players darted organized drills Prep starting at t Improvement is certain." It's certainly understandable how matters some two weeks ago. Twice-per-day practices are dropped this week with Trinity Prep coach Joel Kelley had to take it easy with don't balance between statement and stub after The jamboree schedule opens Thursday night at West the advent of school sessions. Teams practice after star running back Norbert Seals, who suffered a cut lip checking the box scores of these nimble-fingered Orange In Winter Garden, where Seminole goes up and had to have It ditched. "Not from football," added school, with the first regular-season games still two weeks pillars of public economy. against West Orange in the first quarter and Oviedo in the away. Kelley. "He was horsing around between practices third quarter. Oviedo faces Groveland In the second wres Like, 17 runs, 17 hits and countless errors was tling In fun with someone and bumped his bead." Seminole High started with 44 players, and head StSflZS. j good enough to win last week when the Flagship of Seals will be back at full strength In a few days. coach Jerry Posey dill counted 44 heads Saturday morAlso Thursday- night at Orlando's Oak Ridge field, Seminole girls whipped Flagship of Sanford. The Lyman dosed the first two weeks looking sound with an ning at picture day. "I guess the dropouts didn't come out Lyman faces Colonial and Jones ln the last two quarters of offensive backfield that includes Bob Burthart, Wyman osers had — you guessed jt1 this year," quipped -assistant Roger Beathard, l6 hits and the Metro Conference jamboree. The eight-quarter event Jackson, Stan Balalabanaki and Ben Ansley also countless errors. Lake Bradley Is working with a varsity squad of 65, starts at 7:30. Lake Howell Is getting a sound off ensive aid from having trimmed a few youngsters to the junior varsity. Friday night Lake Brantley Is hod to Kissimmee, quarterback Jim Pritchardand strong line play from Actually, the errors situation isn't out of hand. "No one gets cut," says bead coach Jim Raley. "We have Lob7. Thanks to the generous official scoring of Renee 'Hughes of the Recreation Department. "It's all for fun anyway," shrugs Renee, who this week has been wishing she had a different first name. "It's that Richards tennis player. Everyone 'to is kidding me about my name. Can you Imagine the child introducing his parents to someone?" Yeah, and what does he do on Mother's Day? L How about Key West High football team paying a visit to Sanford? Nope, the Conchs don't play here, but Sept. 10 4 they are at DeLand, and a wise coach preferred to j quarter his team within striking distance of the Bulldogs, but far enough away to avoid pregame SCC's Ricky Smith looks to the field as he makes tracks for first base sand postgame bites. Boat-A.Cade addicts who want to take the cruise this weekend to Shell Harbor and taste those fried shrimp from Pakistan better get their apt . plication in to the Chamber of Commerce pronto. there goes another softball tournament this was 4-for-I for the winners. OOPS 'i Advantage is along the lines of accommodations at Lake Helen Merchants, New Shell Harbor in case one's boat isn't large enough scorer's nightmare at Fort weekend, sponsored by the Snyder was paced by Carl Smyrna Mellon Park. Seaboard Coastline softball Lee's 4-for.'4 and a six-RBI dens andBeach Mission Garfor overnighting. Leesburg Merchants. This one popped up in the team, which Incidentally, isn't performance by Joe Benton. I got seasick reading the Chamber's press second game of the slow-pitch participating. scc had Whiteside down, 3.0, 'release about the Boat-A-Cade, but have been Orlando's Fix-N.Flx flexed but three-spotaln the fourth and ORLANDO FIX.N.FIX assured by seaworthy friends that this is a good Its collective muscles and filth Innings turned things ORLANDO WHITESIDE As It H Ra i rapped out 33 hits In a 33-19 around. Mark Demo and Bob Mike Ferrel if AS HRh 4 332 trip. Phil Castrla.lst This Week's Jamborees Spice Area Schoolboy Football Diet (.1 ' WEDNESDAY SEPT. I Mini steak sub Green beans Tossed salad Fruited Jello Heroin Smugglers Sentenced MITIFIRSPIRMIT 7 SW OPTA -N OIL iit / I. a, - Greet. Applesauce Baked dessert Milk and Degas. 11TRA BIT ERTONE T as asked me, expansion team. In fact. total offee yardage has INC. OW ARRID - . -. iwr.on 19il M00111i111U11111P~ exploited artists. stamp out the "Moscow connection," the drug route through the Soviet Union, a court has sentenced three American heroin smugglers to labor camp terms ranging from five to eight years. Their Russian lawyers said after the sentencing Friday that they would file an appeal with the supreme court of the Russian federated state. But observers said there was little chance of a reversal. "I'm afraid it will just be a formality," said one Western diplomat who attended the fourday trial. Sucs Offrinvl ~ department would be mounting ample margin for a sudden ticularly concerning our 411 Magnolia A". Altantenes Sporl"L Pis. 3V$l and distributing the colorful stop, should one be necessary," children, must be the goal of all 104 E. Commercial ortes" Affilmooft WISP I * "School's Open" posters Butler said. UI.l$M our citizens. on light poles throughout the city to help protect the lives of Sanford youngsters. fto So OPI The AAA commended Butlees department by noting OPM DAILY 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. =BAY$ that the "assistance that $001 ITIMS LIMITID SWPLY members of your department o loom are providing will add greatly to the effectiveness of this "Hundreds of children will be walking to and from school, manyfor the ffmt time," Butler said. "While police officers, civilian crossing guards and I fl3hpdl*I____ tern. parks and playgrounds. Speed tantjy, Butler said, adding that Chief Butler said that his should be regulated to allow increased traffic safety, par- important traffic safety program." a. 5 "School's Open,Drtve cars. pazeengers. campaign "Motorists th roughout th e cl ' Open, Drive Aflpub1csinSemmole area should beT careful when Carefully" Is a rule 'all - MOSCOW (AP) —As part of a campaign to I1 department Is participating In school crossings, many that frea All whiclesto the Am erican Automobile children will be crossing at when meeting or overtaking a Association (AAA), East unprotected corners or may school bus which is stopped to Florida division's annual step out from between parked discharge or pick up School Menu LONDON (AP) "The master faker of the century" has confessed he painted 2,000 forged masterpieces in the past 25 years, but he says he left clues detectable by X ray that gave them away as phonies. British artist Tom Keating, 59, said he painted the imitations in a one-man crusade to dupe and discredit dealers who he claims have dvinl ----- - I • F with and 9p daily. - Milk THURSDAY SEPT.z Oven fried chicken Whipped pota toes Green peas Fruit Rolls a nd milk FRIDAY SEPT. 3 Ground beef Manage?. choice) Broccoli Corn Baked deasifi Rolls and milk Menus are subject to change without notice.) Nobody else d - - makes anything else that does CC C . so many lobs so well On I osng I Foot . ' Hall Ct 1 14 1 triumph over Snyder Land-Van Horn had key doubles in Larry Gr19 SChVCk,1 4 2 34 scaping. the two rallies. Dave Worscickrf 3 I I 1 Colder, Homey Seek Greyhound Seminole Community College 5 2I2 Rick Brady was 2-tor-2 for VinMitchelist TomSuttontf 1 2 2 0 proved too light-hitting to stay SCC while 3 I 1 0 Dave Ambrose went ROE', 4 I 2 1 with . . Orlando Wh iteside, and 2or-3. f Rod Rodrlguelss Green Light In West Virginia 1 11 7 KerryHirlfly3b 1 4 3S Henry Wall c dropped an 8-3 verdict In 2 Other teams parti cipating Ed MetlGIr 30 S 335 Lewis Jones c i o a o Friday's other opening round Included Eldridge Standard, CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) state 70 between Hurricane and Rich Walker lf Pat Hanegan lb 0 0 game. S332 Mark Deivuo2b Ter,-YCO0kC I 0 I 1 Stephen Calder and Fred- Winfield and would have a 6, S233 RICk Koller lb The tournament continued Ed Miller p 3 I 2 1 S223 crick Harney of Fort Lauder- seat grandstand and a 120-unit Totals Totals 34 $11 S with games all day Saturday 14 33 3 33 dale have applied to the West motel, and three Saturday night, with SCC Net SNYDER LANDSCAPING 5CC FACULTY Virginia Racing Commission Calder, 76, owns Calcior P1ace the tournament wrapping up Al R H 11181 Al R H III for permission to build a $8.5 to Course near Miami and Hat- DonW,stbrooku DonAndren 2 0 1 a today at 2 p.m. S 322 Set $9 million dog racing track In ney, 50, owns 150 greyho und Dave Steflensrc Mike Rudd ]b 300 5 2 3) However Inviting those short CyrlLe.cf 4 343 3 1 2 0 Putnam County. racing dogs and maintains ken- Rick Brady lb Matt Stuart It Dov.Ambroiip 3 1 3 I fences at Fort Mellon might 321 0 Shamrock Ktnnel Club filed neis In several states. seminole Community (..oU ege Jack Wh.atonct Jo.Bentonrf s o o o have been, Ftx-N.FLx took it 41 2 s the application Friday. It was Jack Grant c Is still accepting applications Larry Miller lb 2 0 0 1 relatively easy S133 Colder mownsthe Orlando°IBoggs 2D JoMShallslt P formed in Wed Virginia In June 3 i i a S I 3 0 for the tennis tournament Bruce equipment, rapping only t le Jai-Alai in Fern Park. Jack Alexander lb Drummond it 3 1 I 0 ' Iur the purpose of developing slated Sept. 10-IL Rick Smith 30 Parham iS 3 0 1 o out of the park (Ed Metzger and 2110 the track, said firm attorney ThOthLiog rocing was legal- Ned Gold.nrf Otto Thorn i p 3 0 1 I Hon Brown), but adding 4 I 3 3 11 Mind competition will be in Gary Mum c Late Qiafin of Huntington. Ized by the state legislature Mihi Leary vf I 0 0 0 3221 doubles and a triple, advanced, Intermediate and John D*ytlnc 37 3 $ 1 7I 20 According to the application, earlktr fit the year, local real- Tot als ISIS 24 IS Brownwastheinostoffjye beginners divisions Cod Is $15 T•tsls the sckwoW situated cna Jrnts can vote down dog racing WiWlesidi l 331 11 of the bwh, going &-fa'6 and per team, SCC Faculty with a consolation FUN-FIx $13 (IS)54$-33 112 acre site adjoinihg litter- in Ltir county. driving in five runs. Larry Hall bracket for first round losers. Sn7dr Land. 11(13) 160-19 lii Wayne Mendel lb CalLinglebochjb Dave Hudickp Bob Van Horn ct Ward Walker rf 3 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 00 4 o 0 1 '- The Gravely AllGearDr.ve conv,rIablI tractor. Attachments to mow, plow. cultivate, bulldot. spirtly, move s.,ow, compost, and MOM Will tor the tough lobs. attach Sulky and dull wluei1s for riding on the stra.qflheay. Let us give you a dfmu%trahon and Show you why Gravely is 'like nobody else'. @ E~: Event Sept. 10 ]III W. MCLOOY LANE CASSEL1ENNY.F1. fill 3Q$-3)5447 CA IVI CO hACII*G t$p(? doua votioUfflev IhOtibIRIAL (OUIPMET Me NC SAC GRAVELV LIKE NOBODY ELSE. 'iemun,.k ( uuntt Jo. kn,,,.k.. Sie.,stt tiU,4nc. - tiuiknuru !1rrnr ,tfU md Jot knot.ly ,k,fo i%*.f . .r' ''F... Jack Alexander takes mighty SCC swing -5 .T' .'c-:' :.,)ç-;,-;?- Ti - -:-,---.--. •-'- •'' I - - -- - --' (_ . -l-, �!i!$veSIq $UrSW, PL $.p, i..,,, Olderman Jones Cops Graham Leads Floyd By 1 "31 Ouch! Not So AXEON, Ohio (AP) - Some the water-pocked, 7,100-yard The legendary Palmer, $114,700. Bas.ball people say playing tourname, North course at Firestone drnggllng to a 3lbole 'clii of FIrtroimd leader Dan Bikes golf with Arnold Palmer Is CoryCIbforse NATIONAL LIAOUI oneoverlt5,h evztheIse feUtoaneven-psr72Frldoy lasS about as soothing as taking a straight day Friday, firing a been an Inspiration to the 30. and slipped Ida a tie for third nap In Times Square on New flvs-under. w L Pd. OS parllandmovingto yearcld Graham, who said he with rookie Bobby Walna at Year's Eve. '5' ' emder1andaop I, ' ' .sar .$ Idolized the 46-year.old king of I3&Wad1dnabegaitheday$ P11w York Slim David Graham, a PGA lead over confident Ray Floyd. golf as a youth. for second *117 with five other Si. Louis veteran from Aemtralla, hu SS. U .431 $ Floyd, thIs year's Masters players, none of whom was able Chicigo 5511 .430 21½ been alongside Palmer and w- Graham, win, won the West. champion, was right behind 11 in 33C 35½ to mount a charge. derfool it West "Arnie's Army" for theater Classic two months ago, Friday with a 61 and two-round The elite Invitational field Cincinnati SI 4 .131 two roimds of the $200,000 ran In five mare birdies Friday total ci 137. was cut to the low 70 scorers LOS Ang 72 SS .SV $ American Golf Classic, and to go with four In the I Ltd IS U .45 15½ Floyd currently Is ninth on and ties for the final two San Diego j Says he loves It. HouSton round. His only bogey came on the 1176 earnings list with rounds, with the low qualifying Atlanta si 71 .430 23 The Atsele shotmaker tamed the tournament's opening hole. $126013. Graham Is 14th wIth score 147. Fran Pridays Games David Graham I S-h7-131 Chicago 5. Atlanta Ray Floyd ISU-137 Los AnQei L New York 2 I1 Bobby Wadkins 17-71-121 Pittsburgh S. San Francisco 2 Dan Sikes R' 73-i21 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia Torn Jenkins 71 li-Is Houston 2. 5? Louis 1 Ed Sneed Un-U, San Diego 2. Montreal o Jim Simons 1141-135 Satorday's Games WaIiyArmstr 7I41-135 Los Angeles (Rhodn 11.2) it BobDilder Ry[.OUISSApSIS 727-1)P New York (Matlack 137 AndyNOrTh 7070-lie Philadelphia (Lonborg 14-5) Fuzzy Zoeller 4773..1a3 at Cincinnati (Bllllngham 11.) BobF.Smith - Bi,i 'id' 710-110 Atlanta (Ruthven 13.12) at MIkeMCCUllOugh 57-73---I Chicago (Renko $•7) i 20th :: Will, Game _____ ______ The Herald Senlees gel. In the NL _____ Wid. RandyJoass,theSusDlago * D.ers1M2 Padees' merecs Idt.hander, B. ______ Steve___ Yesgar anappid a 1-2 _____ ___ nallytooktheprseraohjis. tlewlthatworwsdoi*lslnthe mdl and 'ppled It to the Men elgtth hkW, Use scared Los ___ _____ ____ Angeles' fin.! run on Bill Buck- triM Expos. isosid ci?- Ra Laylem, W CIISE, CelL Iba risaft was that he choked nets 51* as the glng O1rig jigs Aag, &ock's eerier figere was a. That Is ______ o the Expes 34 on ala hits Daerswcnthelr1Othgunejn more bemem stolen then emyom In Watery hem acco1Wied at the Fridey eight and earned Ms their Lxl 11 Marts. aged Z. At a thnhlhr jt*n, Cbb's total was t Cobb hid 11th ____ vIctory of the season- the ____ 1SI, pitched a Don Sitton, _ _ _ 1$ icr the CernM *eJoter.! Brat major :'., PaY'd 11 um , leaguer to reach ftve4ithr aid struck cit seven tidak Los wift Ucmg Wa cw d he breaks the record - that plateau 'ida year. for his .lgWh victory In nine withoig eatenng Nm.slf, he hem already swiped more tku Hlsgamewutorelyonbls decislona. _______ bNNhIN.ftIOfV.lIheststlIsIthy,hecouldtcpCbbbhi ully reliable sinkerbalL And Pirates I, G.! Mot year. the plan worked to near-per. Ridde 7iE dee,. In lIne. HdSIdtI_iIiW IM1i, teethes. He rd1redbstter,on rca with a triple and a home MOtja,le rv1.? Priheuly y dysar reaMs weaL. absat grounder, In heading the flows- run, while Larry Demery -Rem Gwhe., V..$...,. daring Eapos their 11th con- stopped San Francisco on eight ____ _______ _______ _____ The çMe4.i. In the verbs .vs uormoily ems sign aecoilve loS. hits for Ms Brat complete game 1aenge. U Wi In tack, where a steatir see acme oral ijgpiati ftMstookJonestbreatrles let the dutca ready, ft's ememlly In the language of the host towlntda*hlaatyear. straight game In width ak -. Ciq.Bet there are few thees wku oken cmlcatlon Is Jones handeoffed the Expos homered. n.e*, wss daIs In one '.ir, 30 mInutes for his Moi*daco, the tisanta n1enIsa,cassine.sJsrk- .eg.sewlth 2sd complete game of the ii.- aceJoIns who had .!nrie.ed a desire -. 'Vi. d. - h wsdtwo to P&.n day, was 1i battered for nine hits. in :__ *eusaer there e The u.ienI L.0 then toot arNLpnu,theQn. Ajte,Ca1 threw hems i, e fees d,_ales cued thial1 Reds downed the ThUsRookie So McLauçlln. ade _,l., it 4S) -e-L. ee.sd baseu'; Ibruw to bce. cu ulu[er*shteMed the New ida lxl dart against St Louis, yes toN -she w hi sit? -Den !llM ntuaa,a., York Mets 5.2 the Plttsbwih stopped the Cardinals on five beat the San Francisco hits this time. "I had a little ft hsppened lids iLII . Involving Reeds emett ci the Pirates GuMs 52, the Hoxlon Astrcs bitter 1g than the l time I FirMs the rr going to second. The imçlring learn ci Ed aiiged the St _____ Louts Cardinals 3- faced them," be quipped. "I S MthIdedonthtwocithsmsay1ngthe 1, and the Chilcago Cubs made op my mind I was going men en tided obidd s. Bat they fta.Uy ruled that the runner walloped the AI-4 Braves 1 to dal1ang. thom." 4. Bob Watson's two-run double bee.. The cape Liter hsli,l with Fred Fisig of the National Rede4,PWSteel InfoorthwuthebajUng laague sad agreed that was the ca "Dare tMerfuuc. Jor Morgan deove In two rise suppt MCLIngIIII needed. hpeis," .pl&hied Fred, 'Yyos have to call It it that very and dole tInes Iee. Pete Cakes, Braves 4 rn.im4, and a rcmer doeen't advance." Rose scored twice and Fred Jury Morales, recovering Norman and Pedeo Borbon from a tack Injury,_rapped combined on a uevenhitter, tIn t singl, and a h&n&, for keying the Bids' victory In the Ida Brat foiwltt game of the battle it division loaders. iewsi, and deove In four runs, The Reds had xl bees going powering the Cuba attack. Joe good ricudly, having lost eight Walls scored tire. rca and of their pre,Iosa ____ 12 dedsIom. had two RB! for Chicago, helpibair latest victory ke* them Ing Bill Bethain register his eight genes ahead of Las An- (ltd victory since Aug. 2. - You As kid.. :: Question Of Which Feature ______ _____ ____ _____ ____ ____ Jerry McGee a$-7-- I - 1 ________ SATURDAY NINT //rnf,9r 47/,qg r 44' A4FA4ViF1Oe #qaLv(,L P/Ic//FR OZY( fl4q $ •Jg /11 StCIM't 77/14qfl ______ - #(g, 5A'TF /41/%q ,vP 56 1v AL PzC44'j2 .ro.t sm,ktc /4'4 Q,9Af \ Y,4 Wi/7//Z _________ IZ4N#r TA,YAqA C'lc' 7 C4i1ovC4é9 44' 4 jyC 5EI5o,/1O %5YFi9/f- - ,_.;- - • ._______ St. Louis ' - , !*4 4 . • tod. VY;4,E San Francisco at Pittsburgh 7072-142 -1 P!lt4ph. 4 - I.fl41af1 s.nta at Chicago St Louis at Houston Montreal at San Diego ' -: ••,- / (Rati); Bayel S. Champ Dipple FIFTh - I. Nallznah (Ruggles); Flyer (Vani'evonteq); 3. 2. Bonnie 4e' ______ Victory Wneetti (Roy); V 4. Soup Taretta (Kurtzworffi); L Hcbo(B.slnaid) - (Serbol); 7. ... : '• ---• ---• •r•I (Solders). • • 4/-, PINS? - I. Mind. 200w (Provostl: 3. iN. Firibyrd (Cuan.) 3. Nision ?im (Pat ___ S. i. LItItoI (1sria.1s) RN Csimssl IFlIiis$W: S. J0wS First (Vondstvort);7. Scuttle Tian (Aldrich); C. Johnny Mibbar (LucZyuyO), SICOND - 1. Gramiys Girl (FilipeIli); 3. LIability 14. Cron*); 3. Ginevat Larry (N. Nasty): 4. S. Hovsn Way (I. R); L LNSy MCK1yO (Hobbs); i. Cumbsn Frisco (Mo Driver); 7. Dee Dues Green (Kurtzwonth)i S. Rods Ductwis (Roy). - '. (SYPtian *11W (Hobbs); 2. Gy$e Milton (No Drivet); 3. Silbys Seiu (Sildun); a. Justa FrP (Stition); S. kin. nikln(ick (DAmato); a. TatIse (Bck.n), 7. END (Filipelli); S. Liti.. 5at (sridges). POVNTN - 1. Fast and (isy (Dagenais); 2. ArmWo Jamli elders); 3. Estra Ajs (Mit. Calte); 4. Bullet Freight (Gill); S. Dresel Trudy (arain.,5); S. Setaldger (Bridges) 7. Sackliru (Kunworttt). . 014 CIO5 IS-73-142 Los Angeles at New York 7 .3... '• . 7017-Ill Montreal (Startouw 7-i) at S3n Diego (GrItth l-)n - ' , -Ill 47.14-141 - • (Forsch 5-5) 7Sae-1a; Houston (Dierker 1242) San Francisco (D'Aquisto 3-7) U73-111 71-70-Ill at Pittsburgh (Rooker 107), (n) By fl, Phil Rodgers The pressure continues to GeofgeCadle JimMasserlo build fortranssexualDr. Renee MikeMosley Tuesda night'F main even j'.anry. Madison Is an Ins-.. .RIcMrxk..s tS mpeUtIon for Sanford's Victor "T" P;cz, but of almost sfle moves DOfllVtt5C1 equal Importance to Perez Is the semi-final between Tampa's ahead In the Tennis Week Open Fred Martl Mark Hayes "Fast" Eddie Davis and Indiana's Johnny H at South Orange, N.J. _______ ______ ichards Press ure Hooks And Jabs _____ I [9s4(3 ANGEL T.Th' 7 ?. (Bridges): 3. LlttliSteve (GIll); 3. Stars Hostess (Hobbs), 1. Sumter Beau (Tarpy); 5. MarIon Sleek (4. . 'b7Co.AfPtETg .•• The latuIed Ct-rounder bétëen }lerdinci Davis was feel the pressure trunendous-. Bobby Cole 72-70-142 BobDickson V. 71-71-112 /4 Crank); I. Nitty LaJy Byrd ly," the li-year-old said before Tom Weiskopi 7370-142 ci the k eras-Madison fight wIthin 60 days. f.41' • (KoIMn); 7. Marina (Adless); S. .• TOnI Watson AMERICAN LEAGUE today's semifinal match with 7072-112 I That was the only Curt Jubilee (Kimball). J East ____ Pate matchmaker Bruce Trampler could 17-year-old Lab Antonopolis, 7072-142 j' SIVI NTh -1. Governor Del Lae LannyWadkins W L Pd. OS get Herd sal Davis to meet each other at fl0-142 ,! Orlando Sports ranked third in the nation in her ChI Chi Rodriguez I[41 (Tarpy); 2. WinnIng Tlna (R. 76 4 .613 7072-112 New York Stadium. Both men agreed but they are notthe Regur); 3. Malorstte L. Bar (Sir. happy about it. Baltimoe age group by the United States Miller Barber U 10 520 11½ . 7465-112 bes); 4. Senators Tina (Vani I Gil Morgan 63 6) .300 11 65-75-143 Cleveland Tennis Association. detiort); S. Ace Hill (Birezesk); 6. 1 65 .411 16 JC. Snead Di.tribi.!,d by Ku,1 F.*tur,. SyMicar. 7073-112 Detroit Davis feels he should be the one fighting In Perez's spot and Howard Champ (Howard); 7. S.C. Today's match was the fourth Tommy Aaron BoSton 10 66 .476 17 7073-143 HerdIsceraInteIsnojhefmuthMadl Dam (Slalnard). In a pressure-filled week which Mac McLendon 56 66 .45' 19 71-72-112 Milwt,e Zachry. Cm. 113. .61S. 2-U. EiGHTH -1. Genessee Playboy West The reason both men feel this way Is that Davis holds a 24 had Dr. Richards playing on Dwight Nevil 740-112 STRIKEOUTS-Seav,r. xan City NY. 34260; 3. Whoops (3)3.10; 0 (3$) (Solders), 2. Proiit Speed (Dnis); i , advantage over Perez In their fight series and Herd Is the only national television in the open- Roy Pace S-SO; P 3. Jesta Chief (Lyons); 4. Engine Oakland 157; i.Richard. Hon. 117; Mon SO.20; 31.31.(S5 (2330),. T (5.3.3) a .ss man to ever defeat Madison. Room Russ (Vandeventsr): S. Color tetusco, SF. 147; Koosman. NY. Minnesota Ing round. IS U 411 15½ A- 3,70S; Handle- 5213.12S. Me Binie (Gill); 6. Bon)our Quick Ul; PNiekro, All, 135. Texas 55 69 .137 19 The participation of the for(Hobbs); 7. Iron City Nancy (N. Chicago 56 72 .431 21") I Perez and DavIs turned pro with each other five years ago, mer men's player and her in-. SATURDAY ENTRIES Regis); I. Regal Eden (N. Neefy). when the Tampa fighter stopped Victor in the third round. Calltorn 53 7) .430 23½ i NINTH - 1. Proms Rival ability to play In the upcoming Friday's Games Early in 1174 they had a rematch and this time Davis SATURDAY NIGHT Minor Leagues (Taylor): 2. CarolIne Calgary an us• Open becsuse she refuses Boston 9. Kansas City 4 (Nlelsin); 3. Racso (Solders); 4. easy eight-round decision. But that fight was before Perez retired to take a sez test required by Baltimore 3. Texas 0 FIRST- 1. Painless DentIst, 2. SOUTHIRN LIAOUU ChIef Byrd Time (Grimes); S. Sitar I Cleveland 7, Minnesota 3 for a few months and emerged as the savage punching machine tournament officials for the lut,cisDIvI,ls. Peru ROckIn,3.ApactwMacGp,4. Hanover (Komers); 6. Dakota Chicago S. Milwaukee 2 ; that Is known as Taco. W.. i.. pci. oi Shannon. S. big Expectation, I. Grattan (Gill); 7. Lady Dee Dee . New York S. CalIfornIa 0. iS 37 30 S2 first time continues to overMaztown Countesa, 7. MetrIc Mate. (Ormsby); S. MaxImIze (Brainard). JbC5OWiU innings " The "new" Perez and Davis met for a third time in January other tennis action as 34 "" TENTH - 1. Smokealong ' 4') S. Stalnee. Detroit S. Oakland 1 SECOND- I. Carol Day, 2. 31 7 (Namie); 7. Clever Astra (Cnn. 15 wIth Perez coming out on top after giving Davis a bl the world's top players prepare Saturdays Games W,st.r,, Dlviii.., Fairway Fairway FlaIr. 3. 0. S. Iby); 3 effy Symbol (Rau); 4. Kansas City (Fltzmorris 119) "°"QO1'iry besting for the Open, which begins at eight rowiiis SI 20 715 Jackpot, 4. TrustIng. S. Fast Rising, Specie; Syrd (brainard); at Boston (Lee 2-4) S. Santras °"°°° 34 4fl 17'., Taco's Forest Hills, 6.SllverB,7.PixieWhiz$ After that fight, DavIs and Perez N.Y., Sept. 1. Columbus BIllow. Girl (Adams); 6. Czar Napoleon in to a scrap in 20 35 .4i1 15.i Detroit (Roberts 12.12) at kro,yjll, THiRD1. My Vickie, 2. Con. 31 42 Ml •, (Bridges); 7. Curtis Hill (Solders). Macb, Kruger of South AlI dressing room because Davis felt that Perez should have easeci BRIFOL Tenn. (A?) - Oakland (Blue 12-il) Fr4y., uesett, MCt 3. CIII ford. 4. RoCket M., S. after Eddie told hIm his Texas (Boogs 0-1) at Balti. rica and Florence Guedy Chevrolet driver Darrell Wal CharicHe 3. Jack5onvflue was 0 Pecos Jivin. 6. Kibill. l.A Oni A, S. I Chattinoog. .1 Columbus. 2, pgd rain (Grimsley 6), (,.,) Homesick. played In Saturday's other trip has won the pole position more KnoiviDe it Mcntgomiqy, 7. Minnesota (Singer 10-9) at "A broken '" happen any time and Perez got lucky women's semifinal. Opponents for a FOURTH- 1. Wayside 01gev, 2. Svvi&, 7 Orlando 1 JalAlal Cleveland (Dobson 12-Il), (n) Grand National Sweet Brandy. 3. Leagued. 4. Terry and broke mine with his head In the first round," Davis explained in the men's semifinals Chicago (Gossage 1.12) at OrindO at Jac5nvIlie DAYTONA BEACH the first time Bristol Milwaukee (Colborn 7-13). In) T. Berry, S. Top Ginger, 6. Summer 9 later. "During the fight I lit him know what the story was. I Roscoe Tanner vs. New Zea- International Charlotte at Sawatw.l, Speedway, but he Dew,?. Or Burbon, 6. London Tan. FRIDAYS RESULTS Cousatktoom.cy New York (Ellis 12-6) at Call. about to quit, I never and I FIFTH-I. Pearl's Pain. 2. Vera Knoivili. wiu. But i coulIrt land's Onny Parun of New Zea. faces a number of old hands in lornia (Ryan 10-16), (n) at Chattanoogi Gann, 3. Gene Austin. 4. J. Darron. - I. UrI1tlLOlWlZO (3) fight bed, not with the pain I had in my mouth. land and top-seeded Nas- his bid for victory in Sunday's 16.50 4.50 2.10. 2. Vlctor.Diag. (5) FLORIDA STATS LIAGUR 5. Just Foxy. 6. Run Dog Two, 7 "°" '" Kansas City at Boston against Hungary's Balazs Volunteer 400. Nwss.r., D1v1s4., 7403.10; 3. Soios.Goroi (1) 3.10; 0 Hand Off, I. Sandy Time. "Coming intothelast round, Iknewl wasloelngbutlwa., hUrt tase Tarroay. Texas at Baltimore W I. Pci. ci SiXTH- 1. Winding River. 2. (3-I) 43.20; P (3-5) l2.00. Minnesota at Cleveland The Daytona Beach, Fla., Tampi • Desert Lady. 3. Soft Box. 4. Larry G, SECOND - 1. SolosGoOdwln (1) out that final round. But instead of going easy, he went all out and needed a 12-point tiebreaker to 400 qualIfying record Friday St. New York at California Pe$ivsburg 0 71 an ' Whynot. I. Royal Dancer. 3-103. Juilan-GasIiil (3)4.00,Q (4tried to knock me out. Wmtu Hiv.n Detroit at Oakland it 75 .441 13-a SEVENTH-i. Milk and Honmt. 2. I) 3240: P (4-I) 12340; BIg 0 (3-I get past Yugoslavia's Zejko wlthaspeedof11o.3o7mfl per kvt?wr Di,Islsa N.ml 7, Win Now. 3. Battling Bob, I. Brian With 4$) 201.50. Franulovlc, 6-2,3-6,74 hour the high-banked THIRD K. Eckert. S. Prism Light, 6. 1. Rafael.Goros (4) him what I thought of him and he started fighting again. W. Paifli Beach Friday, Billie 43 71 .44? to 1540 9.003.20: 2. isasa-D.valos (6) Unraveling. 7. Robert west. • King track and just missed the Malor League Pomp.i'o B..ch 3$ SS 3 7107.103. Solos.Echanlz (1)3.10:0 Biondy Stride. helped the New York Sets win speedway mark of 110.727 "That man sure Is brave when he gets In with a whO Frl4ay' ItSilti EIGHTH- 1. Reincarnated. 2. 52.20; P (4-6) 172.10. WiSI Pam Beach 22. Pompano a broken Let me get him In the ring one more time and I the Wolid Team Tennis cham. mph. held by Buddy Baker FOURTH - I. Zubi (7) 11.00 7.10 Bachelor Boy, 3. Hi 0 Ho. 4. MovIng show everybody who Is the best." Leaders pionship. The veteran didn't Charlotte, N. C. tt P.t,vso,r 3. TmO Lady, S. Grown Up. 6. Lucky Whiz,?. S 50; 2. Eloril (3) 10.003.003. Rafael Fort Lavdqrdalqt. Mimi 2 have much (5)1.10:0(3.7) 17.20; P(7.3) 123.10; Shaded Blue, S. Mac's Jaison. celebrate. Wit,, Haven II. Laiolend 2 Second behind Waltrlp as the AMERICAN LEAGUE NINTH- I. Bar S Forsox. DD (47) 232.50. Saturday'i Games have done it. But he didn't. After the fight he caine In room in the $130,000 Federation Tampa at St Petersburg Carew, Mm, .322; LeF. 3. Marti-Ecttaniz (2)3.10:0 (3. 7. See Secrets. I. Millie Scherik. Cup borough Thnmonsvjlle, S. C., .333; Det. like a I Wnt,q Ha,at Lab.I.nd and started shouting and pushing around. No tournament. The .321; Bostock, Mm, TENTH- I. Wright Gay, 2. Patti 6) 31.10; P (3-6) 135.20. U.S. team has who not only held the old quail- lore. 32', SiXTH Sha. 3. MOneychanger, 4. Mark l. Zubl.Ovy IS) 12.20. punches were thrown, Just some wrestling before It was broken a quarter-final match against fying record but already RUNS-R.White, NY. Below, S. Rugged Randy. 6. Ed's 6.101.10: 2. Solana-Lorsnze (4) 6.20 up. XC. 53; Rivers, NY, $2; Switzerland with the winner won the other Pro Football S-SO; 3. Uriarte-WalIy (1) 550; Q Impulse. 7. Cap Checker, here thiS Oti$, LeF lore. Del, Si; G.Brett, KC, "I like Eddie Davis and really don't know what he is talking meeting the Neatherlands. Canadian Bowl. SEVENTH -1. Victor-SarsSiy (2) year the i. NFL Exhibltloni Southeastern ELEVENTH- I. Treats. 2. Kim 11.10 3.50 4.10; 2. Zubi.EdtanIz (6) Great Britain, the Nether- 400. Saturday's Games about. If he beats Herd I will fight him because that Is what the RUNS BATTED IN-LMay, Luke. 3. Becky Sue, 1. R's Pharaoh, S.00 4.10; 3. Apraiz-EqurbI (5) 3.60; contract.s call Bal. $1; Chambliss. NY. '4; lands and Australia advanced not because he Is my enemy. Madeewith, Worthy will, 7. 0 (2-6) 30.60; P (2-6) 172.00. Yarborough's speed in a Washington at New York Jets, n. NY. $2; Mayberry. Baltimore at Atlanta,,, EIGHTH - 1. MartiCobian (1) Bvdzoo's Kelly. S. Mac's George. to the semifinal round Friday Chevrolet was 110.123 "I don't care who wins between Herd and Davis, I will t)e mph., XC. $2; Reiackson. Bal. $0. li.2OS.201I0;2.MutiIla.EctIaslz(3) ELFTH I. Keith Geiger, Chicago at Tampa Bay. n. when politics again crept Into compared with his HIT5-G.Brett, XC. 173; LCFwatching the fight with interest but True Faith. 3. Gay Mood, 4. Bit of I03O 4.60; 3. Gastl.Elorri (3)4.00Q Idea right now is to the tournament as Indonesia 110.162 m.p.h. And oldmark of lore. verat St. Louis, Det, 156; Rivers, NY. 153; Detroit at Kansas Grace, 3. Its Tatty. 6. Space Watch, (45) -2; P (4-5) 210.20; Big Q (7.4 Baker was City, 7 Melody Time, 5. Midnight Maor. with all 1) 33.60: (2-4 wIth all 5) Carew, Mm, 15.4; Chambliss. New Yo-k Giants at Green Bay, . Davis fight should be easy." draw from the competItion. 109.401 m.p.h. DOUBLES-Otis, XC. 36; Cincinnati at - * way - - . A/j itr p • won B r is to I _____ - Top of for un ( ., - got :1 If a puss hea ges ge lathe 1* Olyaples, shsttheds$.g,7 Dsyuuheve$sbe gsuveid by er whet? - Mark DhIerws, A*erdim, Okis. The U.S. Olympic teca Is alnItered by a conmilttee for each sput Usually there ca qualifying standards before an ___ can be cdered for the thaI Olympic trials held the earns maner as the Games. My feeling Is that If you're cornoums to the attetlon of Olympic O'v'l1,, ocWs and be In. ____ I I I I I I I. I I I I I II Ui > 4 0 ZI 4 believe a person could have Olympic ablulty and not get a chance, barring thjw7. to make the team. Q. Whit hip,asd to seiple Sps, she sed I. pitch for the Cs? - Mark bi.fLI Springfield, Me. Scipis Ronald Spbtks. who's xl X yet and came oat of . Coicago, want the way of all bad arms. liii brief major league career (1 seasona) ended after 1173 wIth a 7-11 record. Last slnr he was with Das Moines In Triple A bail bit seems to have upped xl ci baseball 51gW. O.kk. Raiders were etted I. getting a new * Q If piacakicker to take ever far Gesrge aadi, why di't laey dealt Bake of P Stole? Aid why did they hive iii even 'i.e Is enup when It's apparent Fred SteWort will be the mew m? I tidak Gearge shield hive been given the has., I. roWe gracthfly. -D.D., Calif. I don't want to get too deep lots that can of worms. Bahr was available to the Raiders on the second round, and patting him over was ipo.ed to be Al Davis' decision and led to the departure it Ken Herock from their personnel department I t the Raiders would have been happy to have Blanda retire gracefully But George Ian't th. graceful type. mew that hi hem J.hi Rlgghe aid CalvIn 0W signed as free -TB., Wihaingles, Del. It's the of moat cces that you can't have too many :' rtavk barks became they're an endangered species. Veteran Larry &s' scarred and aged ksees are dill ampect. Mike 11wns hid a brilliant rookie year, bit he's not the biggest guy In the world. RIggb and OIU have shown they can gaIn 1,000 yards a 15111' and both are under 30. Ithlnk they make the jns a strong lIneal to the &inbian it the Dallas Cowboys. jaw can - - _________________________________________________________________________ over _______ ______ - i- jaw. -. -------- .-. •. r -• - Beach of - - time to Eye L L Crown my ____ ____ ______ of crasy man ____ me -- race - fanned 11. victory over the West Division- - Campbell Manager Jack Palmer was miffed when he leading Royals. Zogg had no secret weapons to Was left the AL All-Star last Hobson bit his third homer of unleash at the Japanese atsi also . -. . my main i.*w. I.se.gua ________ ci ti spring for, _______ ______ ______ _____ -, Jean performance in seven w_ never flUe victory of the season Friday 13 scoreless innings, Tanana night with a seven-bit, 10. strIking oat 13 and scattering strikeout singles while Hunter mwBaltImore's 3.0 win over the rendered 11 hits while Texas Rangers. eight. "When I heard Palmer was Red Seal, Royala 4 pitching I knew I'd have to pitch Home twa by Carl Y a great game to beat him," said ramskl. Canton Fisk and Butch Texas hurler Gaylord Perry, Hobson bombarded Kansas ________ _______ have at my added fout more runs on Qris Jim Palmèr'i tin MI-Star ... Qiambliss' single and Willie he's jant the best pitcher in the Randolph's dottle to defeat American Leagi*. CaWornia. Left off the AL MI-Star team Both darting pitchers, Frank this year, the 1975 CyYoong Tanaract California and the off at were race for wasn't The Herald _ , , In other AL games night, Boston defeated Kiwis JM U, picked up a solid teen perf. victory, although he needed "We have got to play our own Friday -J U I I I I I I I I I $ I I I ___ ___ And Palmer Nabs 18th jaw MInnesota 74, the Ccago TwMe3 In4557, - _ - * -: " Friday after Id.s U.S. w New Orleans. n. - / 1 . -- - -- I ________ the big blow as Q1and gene by R and the New York Yankees as- tallied four times In the second Va., 3.0. It was Campbell's sec- of the fact It was under Perez and Madison how Davis and I can be forced to fight for can't see • -. - upset "I Rivers, NY, 32; G.Brett, XC, 27. TRIPLES-G.Brett, KC, 12; WojtekFthakofpoIan,g.j6-3 of Portervifle, Calif., was fifth 9. was the second surprise by the Defending Volunteer 4() Italian, who eliminated 1175 champIon Richard Petty of 24; L.May. Bat. 23. ReJackson. Bat, 27, GNettle. NY. 22; Henic Cle, - 1. Buddy Hope (Van- II 30 ELEVENTH - 1. Zubi-Rodolfo (3) 3.002.303. Chatham Nick (I) 2.10 (35) 750. 2: 102 (5) 7.50 3.20; 3. Mlrti-Goros (4) 3.00; 0(57) 5950; P (7-5) 11210. Oak. 60; LeF lore. Det, 41; Campaneris. Oak. 46; Baylor. Oak. 13; Patek, XC, 13 17) 3.10320 2.10; 2. Adios Oucheis 11.106.203.20; 2. Apralz.Sarduv(6) 340 2 10; 3. Loco Legs (5) 3.IOQ 3.50 3.20; 3. Jorge-Echani (5) 3.40; 7) 660 T (7 3 5) 31.60; 0.0. (3.7) 0 (41) 40 20; P (44) 12l.; Bi 0 of was -, 34. Yaskees 1, Angels I nesOlL to rn the ball Jackie Brown, who needed around," he "ap1fneiI "Keep- - . _______ "We h "I know lam better than Madison, I have already proven - _______ tag at home plate to score the since June 29 as he raised is contact tithe Idea. 1 don't Cart * - .- Sam Bengazi, BANZAI FOR Orantes earlier, harold SoJogno. who d the main event fighters. - No. 2 drIven by Bob Neely, hits the and Ithink it will be my last. I know lam going to beat Davis and ninth in a Dodge 108.217 m.p.h. Petty and Yarborough at der, Is Bertolucci's foe In the for five races here. _____ While Sea 5, Brewers 2 __________ 0 highlighted Qicego's five-ras ghen t Q. Cu yea tell - the names .1 the miser league prsspecta whi wW likely replace she five 'Igmed players In the O.kIauI Atidetics' linr neat year (If C1t1es Dear Finley dies mat sign free I. replace thai.)? I , replacing Jse Mmdl Is left held. Sal Baud. at rd base, Cpy Caapsacrls at shirt, Di. Bayer at it Gent Te.ee biMad the plate? - Hewy Recait, Adleeb, Calif. The A's ar. really In trouble. To the lid above, a prunler rilievet Rollie Fingers, who may be more Irreplaceable than all the rest. (barb, a tn.ded away Me prune priects In previos deals -e.g., second baseman Marmy ThUs to the Cube, outfielder fleder Lemon to the WNIe Sot, o'1fie'der Dan Ford to WIn. neact.s. The only likely products down on the farm are a datdcp named Rob Picciolo and a first baieman.thjrd baseman named Wa)e Gross. Th $rk.r Is that, ezce far Reggie Jackson, there wont be too many desirable free ageits around either. Jirkw,n back o Osktw,4? Rows that (or a king shot? Q.Mewaay itthefirrtaenreaIsshyLdrtJthe iIthe t 10 years are new piqiag regular fir their learns? - &L S4a1*glfr Ms. C a bit SAM BENGAZI with Bob Dea*on In the sulky, was second with No. 5, Ibt' 4twr% at Sieve Bartkonkl of At1a, Ed Jones of Dallas, rI,rrj Rtaw of *irh and Ron Yary of Mbvievoa Foir op 3L tAr x his tutLte. t. YJbat Is Jee Lspp deerg asw? - D.S., Sam Rafa.l Calif. ti. r2crho mactn exqvar1srback has biMtt Interests In Vancouver, wbte he care played In the C-sd1an League, has done some dab In teal xlate, and takes acting joba when him out yet on the appcai of his case the NFL rd mag. 1111 be centag op again soon. for of Kravec his first major league Far-East's The Sanford Recreation victory. Ralph Gem darted the Inattend this 30th tournament for 11 Department is offering inning with a single Jg5 nd year- iids, have ceramics classes darting Sept and Pat Kelly followed with scored their opponents 3.0. . whIch paid $1,158. The track cIoae Sept. 9, and racIng will be held nightly this week Monday through Friday with inaUnt on Saturday. _____ ______ rainstorm halted a match be- the race,, set 1:30 "If Perez getsIuckyandwinsIguessIwi have to come back tween Mexico's Haul Ramires today. There was a threatp.m. ' in two games. The Everyone else must fall when Madlon hits them." completed today. J delayed for a time. a hIs11thPnnseroft)a.eapis oldYonebaserainerthatona Registration bm Sept 0. Tigers 1, A's 1 walL lUy00hi a ft AdUltS f4Ma 5ri xl from 6-I Ben OgiMe drove In tine foot-six, 1 pounder win fired a TAMPA, (AP) - "I feel have been placed In gamas dun- brat. its 23rd bIrthday Satw p.m. Tuesday evenings and 9runs with a borne run and sacperfect game earlier, the I Play better under w-'e." Irst ut*UUre iltuttloste" i1A .w au, -i.,1nurauay wsin a vscwry. mornings rince fly to lead Detroit over itheduled darter In the 2 says Gary VaIbuen, wt3O got Valbuena, Who shared second I beginning Sept. 21. Adult (k1ivI iba 1gers scored p.m. game, teleyt natLfly his (ltd chance to quarterback half miii with Larry LawMcKay says he planned to rlum are limited to the (ltd foa ri cif Os by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in mice. "I have confidence In my start Outlanc Trophy winner 20 applIcations Glenn Abbott In the second InZ-w.g 'n'ed to dart Rich an alitgtim SItUrdI ability to move a team under Leroy Se1ino at defensive llmbus'i dassei will be mug, got irther ran in the Alvares. The night against the Chicago pressure." eioot'iiz, tackle, his old oilege spot. Hi Wednesday afternoons from 4- third sal made It 74 (- pound rigid bander struck out Bean. Chicago's offense was had bees working at end. led 5:30, lImited to the fIrst 12 livIe's two-nm homer In the 11 and gave up jrit "Evan though I haven't dMt by second year quazterba two hits In app)1 r'ievw Setinon was to start lii place fouth. ad very atteII in my career, I Bob uini, an opethrg 74 vIctory, who hoped to cult. Dave Pear. ________________________ ) .iJ - .- was - - -, - - -. ---------, ' ' on HARE TODAY . - _ - ,-,, . ' - this race bd ere $ n g u.ntsuai a a a, te ...*)tOaa Leach Kennel Club, won wsday, with ' - . ' ... - . - " ' : --.- -I. ..-. - Hactng has hit full scale again In this With the ronpening of Speed Worki in Orlando and last week's opening of New Smyrna Speedway, local weekend warriors have plenty of battle fields. Already established are the Volusia County Speedway and Central Florida Dragway. Volusla County Speedway gets most of the Seminole County with 10 cars from Sanford, I.ongwood and Altarnormte Springs usually showing up Billy Price is the leading Limited Sportsman driver running out of that group as his area. now cars from to race. (mirth nlju'i. .lnndini in th ni,int. rc In •k - I .. - -- - . ,,, ' ' ' . 4 ' ,I__ - , ii _____________ I FOURTH - 1. Dea Frisky (Filipelii) (2) 9.20450340; 2. Irene Vo (4) 12.60 ISO; 3. Glenora Duke ., SECOND- I. Princess Printer(1) S 40. 5.10. 3.20; 2. Western Hero (5) 11.10.600;]. Rufus Haxouri (6) 2.50; DOUBLE$--Jobnstor,.e. Phi, C Maddox. Phi. 29. Z'sk. Pgh, (2 1)11240; P (2 7)2.3100; T (21 5) (I 6)1700 1 (I 6.7) 5940; 210.3. SIXTH - 1. Mindy Nib (Raul (I) 2131 50; 3932 FOURTH- 1. Trav.lmn Dan (7) 610 540 760; 2 TJQ (1) 5.20 3.00 (704) 656.20; 31.53. -. --.. pip iii- i. wright Maker (6) 4560, 7.00, 1 20; 2. Mary Kate (3) 3.20, 3.20: 3. Eye Appeil iS) 530; (36) 23.20; P (63) 120.30 T (43 125750;3I39. SIXTH- I. Janie z. 10.10.6.60. 360; 2 Tailgate Toddy (7) 10.10, 5.60. 3 White Cactus (5)2.10; Q 71.50. P137)309,60. T (375) 35300 38.7$ SEVENTH- I. Hardy Type (5) 620,1 (20, 310; 2. My big Wheel (5) 140.350,3 Jazz Man lI I---.-•mv n it. --.- 11.16) 123 50. 7.05 3 SEVENTH - 1. Stonegate Sharp (Bruce Patteqon (6) 36.40 11.00 LiQ .i ui ..iu 3. Mr. Bad.'ve II) 7.000 (26)129.101 (4-2 1) $1121.50 2 0:2 EIGHTH - I. Grey Bitt (Mike D'Amatol (6)31.201750 i.aQ 2. Argo Angus (31 440 3 20 3 Jeremy (I) 3.00 Q (34)7000 T (4.3 1) 3213 10 1 1 36. NINTH - 1 Sam Bengazi (Bob Ne-ely) (2) I 50 9.60 500 2. Byrd Bobby (10) 100160 3. Tinys Time Bomb (5)140. 0 (2-10) 30.20; T (2 1)3) ill 20 1 2:07. 14100; 31 51 (Foster UdelI) (2) 940 750 300; 2. 1210, 110; 3. Running Randy (4) 5.00; Q (75) 19.00; P (7 5) 132,10; T -. TRIPLES-D.Cath. Phi, 10; 320. 3 Thomas Thomas (6) 760. Geronirno. Cm. 10. Tyson. SIL, (17) 2500 P Ufl 93.00; 1 (216) ).Parker. 0l. PQh,I;Sten,iett HOME RUNS-Kingman. NY, noioo 2EzPart,($)I'aO 32. Schmidt. Phi, 32. G.Fosl.r. 5.50.3. OannaEckert (3)6 30, Q(5 Word is that he already has a new car under construction, Orlando Speed World runs on l'nday nights with strong field of County cars showing up to run the 'ti mile asphalt with one paid adm1slon. During Labor Day weekend Sanford's many nuru-doeks be running on the half (nile oval. Johnny Brown took his drag Rockingham North STOLEN BASES-Morgan. TENTH-I Bold A.dmlraI (5) Cm. 17 Brock. StL. 46; Ta SoO. 340. 340. 2 Jack Tryon Cedit-ic. Htn, 350.) 20 3 Wayside Tansy (2) 300 top up another Finney, brother of Grand National driver Phil Finnsy. Finney to a will car to ''' --. r.n 'ope'"LA45, 704 11 aria. Nor (2) II 50. 5.20. 3.40; 2 Brindle Pgh, 12-S. .706, 3.21 Un 7) I.40, 1 (27S) 192 derwood, Phi, 9-4. 652. 3.3.4 R Jones, 30. 209, .690. 263 . TWELFTH- 1. Loco Motiøn (II 1330.1,30, 200; 2. FIrst Class (5) 0 ___________ ------------. > ,, in ______ - m 'U m m .- -. ______ 11900 1 2101 m A 1721. Handle $7S,60 ' national title at the tag IHRA championship. Lowell Martindale ti e',idently one reason why Lowell Is one of the mod consistent winners at Central Florida Dragway. - 240; Tanana, Cat, l97 FIFTH - I. Slick Bullet (FilLpeIli) BlyleTHIRD- 1. 0. R. Petunia (2) 1, ill; Hunter, NY )44 2600.1360, 1060: 2. Star Strutter (7) (I) 10401 40 3 40. 2. Moon Time (6) Palmer. B.al, 142 960 5203 RiSky Fritz (5) 5 Q; 0 3002 SO. 3 Michel, Eden (1) 200 Q the mlnktock feature In Grady Pickles' English Ford. New Smyrna Speedway o ned small cro d but racing was fast and furious. ck.ienderson towed up from MIamutoake$SOOfrstpIacethLatefodeisandflomerWjfljama touklimitedfeature,TrackoperatorMjckeyJohi(,flidthtfor Mt'rjdjth, on the outhdc pole, jumped to the lead on the first lapandheld. RlctiGrahaniand Iloy Maple3olMtamorite1Ijth1d - FRIDAY'S RESULTS 3.26 E.Figueroa. NY. 15-7. 2.95 DEilis, NY. 126, 447 35.4 Bird. XC. Il 6. 617. 360 Blbby, ISO, ..-.1 SEMINOLE FIRST Ricky (uraliam has returned to action in a new Ford Fair-lane. Graham has been splitting his races between VCS and Speed World. ChrIs Deliarco Is the only county Late Model Sportsman running. Dellarco has been (mishing in the 10 consistently and is moving In the points. Harold Sargent driver now ,j .. II '4 , ,, . ' matinees saturday. --------------------------- San Diego at Seattle Monday's Game TENTH - 1. Zubi-Lr.nzo (3) 12.20 360 2.10; 2. JullanPecina (1) 6503.20; 3. Victor-D.va (6)2.10; THIRD 1. Special Jo. (Taylor) 6) 202.10. (2) 16 203 20640. 2. Decatur Boy (3) Cm, 33$; Madlock. Chi. 337; Griltey. Cm. .333; G.Maddox. ZPhl, .325. .. c.'.. r... 'v. ,,.. ..-,,.urgan. Cm, 100; Grilfey, Cm. 97; Schmidt, PhI. 93; Monday, Chi. 59. RUNS BATTED It-I-G.Fojter, C.n, Ill; Morgan, Cm. 91; Schmidt, Phi. SI: Lu zurIski, Phi, $3; Watson. Htn, 79, HITS-Rose, Cm. 167: Monta nez, AtI, 139; Buckner. LA. 131; Gar-vey. LA. isi, G.Ft,r. Cm. Running hard on las trail is the ever popular Sonny Cr-ebbs in GO&IE sw TOMORROW The hare - Miami at Houston. n. Butfalo at Los Angeles, n Gem,, W.Campblil, Mm. 133, 5)3, FiRST- 1 MaraSchino (7) 640, 3.13 Garland, BaI, 13-4. .7*9, 300. 2.60; 2. Royal Easson (I) 3.20, NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (300 at bait)- 1. Five. (1 yci Ancsde Ltry Schuon at Tampa Bay this r lop choices - Jitin Mat'fr, Jim Ptimkett, Walt Pntulikl Ba .nutti -ate now on other teams. And OJ. Simpson Is EP ZoggwasreferningtoTokyo's LeFlore, Def, I; Bumbry, Bal, 7;.Poquette. XC, ________ ______ Mutilla (5) 100 3.10; 3. Gash (1) piorishipo at Brookline, Mass., sons of Elierbe, N. C., earned Paolo Bertoluccj of Italy, rated the fourth spot with a speed t age R ac e 4 Club staged a race Saturday catamarans vying for top honces. R.izcing was slated at mIdday both afternoons. hyvn,UI%kflljfl J13( kno'.k,,k,fo1 ut .4 -1 •' �; Ivesiag HiraM, Sanfard, Fl, Real Esf ; IN L Invea' fm e Handyman Is Worth His Weight In i y VIVIAN MOWN CIRCUIT COURT PC MINOLI COUNTY, PLORl OSATI DIVISION Number PR 75u3cp DvIsloa GoId _____ replacing boarda in the deck he would hate used Sopport When two people work and ton." —Hiring a caipeiitar to build . AP and **tlng in a new night of stones for the flagstone steps live In a apartment there Is a She claims they spent more shelves and a cabinet wall it RY SAXON "" 1i "3 Whet Is your ey loyIj' steps but it might have been a from their property, temptation to farm out chores then $3000 lent year on jobs $700. handyman worth in cold cash? threeday job for the average One colçle who recently re that 0 are time-consuming. One they could have done As labw cub continue to easily, —Hiring people to wire , carpenter at $70 a day. Dew Mr. Sax.., finished the floors of foIr rooms yoimg wife was appalled at how and It's a question of "next year lamps, wash windows, scrub tti t. — '—' theasw"ertothstauesthiimiv .-------.- -, — -r ' wells,refinish floors(they put a estate agent he said I'd have S. pay patois who. It aiM. Thin would be "pledy" white bowling alley finish on Cs so much to maintain ft I. $1,110. What we paints aid do I have to pay thr? them), assist at parties an* the average home today, that W1 even to walk their dog. you ilniost 1IW1I* Dear Mr. w.c., afford to own one enleas OU We well heeled Most of It was work they Points, or somethues called a discoint, is an adju ment that or knowledgeable in the dolt. to Paid toakfldertoin return on money could have done in the evening and °" 'I'M And it You rinn't and on weekends. The young applies usually to FHA and VA mortgages. Government to do it yourself, you may homemaker says she always I regulations on FHA and VA mortgages do not permit the buyer to 'that you con. pay the points so, therefore, the seller mid pay them. "turned off her ear" when her fWlll7 taWed their say. (nverdjcnaj mortgages usually do not have to he dacotaded mother accused her of being lIP In recent do4tioirielf extravagant. In college she because the Interest rate and down payment is flexible. U a It amount. conventional mortgage is being secured and points should be projects and di used her food allowance for ex. ed to more than 000. The required, the buyer usually pays this dli pensive sweaters, belts a on the loan he has I cluded painting a house, securing. jeans. Now she has decided DwtpobtsonFHAorVAk3ar,fl.caa,yb,caan enclosing a greened porch and there are priorities — for one Investor who has tuods to tend wants is higher Witered rate on his reilgaditk. thing they want their own house The house was pabded with money. Each point represents I per cent of the mortgage loan and need to save money. amomt.Dnt points are used to make these mortgages en &xgaflordofpalntatacostof And another message they've :dealrahie as other investments, and 1XI&P4 $20. EstimateS gotten, she says, is that they ! ordinarily. each per cat of a loan that is tender a&ds in from three contractors for shouldn't put money into such c at the time the loan painting the twodory home things as floors In a rented veeohgerest %tholl per centov,rth rmoftheloan. ranged from $2,400 to $3,000. apartment. They- hope to salsappoas a buyer wants a $30,000 loan. One pobt would be $300. u For enclosing a screened-lit vage their wall unit "but It Is 'the lcndercoflec'ted I rvt his rate of interest wnt4'I t.'r.ai porch, estimates from two con. ridiculous todoa big expensivE.' •c'ji'5' - job that you can't t*bi' __ --li cost -t-youi'sJfor with you when you move." nce a kndei'can invest in the bond market and gstl per $1,294. Redwood boards (14 Their next expenditures, she .,i.. -t..au . .VIM, 5V% 171 Per WMU III C VA loan, be m charge '.me family put In a 20-foot in says, will be for work tools and 'eno their eight-room house much "lazy money" they had we mid get organized," she points to Increase his yield to 9 per cent. me difference because they were less cx- walk for the price of th a sewing machine. She might flag. rented a sanding machine and spent last year. She has just says Some ways their money even take a course In money between per card and per cent is i per cent. This is pensive at the moment than stones — about $130. Thee price an edger for two days at foori.eigtgs; so the lender mid charge the seller 4 points If a clear pine, were $a piece. a begun to keep books. Married disappeared Included these: from a contractor had been day. They figured It would$13 management. And the only have four years, they were "using VA loin Is to be made to the buyer. —Paying $200 for painting workman they will hire No estimate was obtained at $94. The walk had six steps and been a $300 job. a spare time for rest and relaxa. and wallpapering. If you don't sell on MA or VA financing you eliminate a large window washer. - proportion of prcspectlye buyers who can only afford a small down payment end need low monthly payments. 11 I •_n._ ______ - - - Docesse NOTICE oc ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVIN CLAIMS OR DIMANbI ARA THE AlOvi ISTA7i*D AL - - - _____ _____ iI I 2 - ii - au s. a. a. a. deliver lufficien Copies of the claim to the clerk ti ti .. I r . . / HOW - t L I I 4 All persons Interested in the estati *he a copy of this Notice o a. ; I . THIS NOTICE,to III* any 061#01on, lhOY may have that Challenges th4 validity Of the dticedent-S will. thi I ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Date of the first Publication of thlo Vice of Administrot Ian: August 29, ORE COMFORTABLE It. __ a. qualifications of the persons "nOntstilit, of the venue Ot 5dktlonofth:co \r"I '' \%.J( - a. ____________________________________ Sanford, FL I Sunifty,Awl.29,1176 . R epresents. Grace I McGraw Plan In Advance On Floor ect - Pro • 1 1. . ATT ORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE : MMM Eugene a. Cawood RobInsm P.A. to Box 2631 . TolielPfliono: (30) 425.3,"l By ANDY LANG With the machine. You . ill be using three part of grades of paper coarse e=0ad=v=prepa. diwn and fine. All three cuts fhulshing be parallel with the AD J 4% .,, iii >11 A 6 44 mi id I p - . '. : - ' .. ... Election Precinct. and WHEREAS. Florida Law. Chapter . ' ' . 2 Bedroom 3 4 B.droom i• 54,5OO - 595OO • - • 63000 WHEREAS. the Board of County Commissioners Seminole County, F I NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED b the Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County. Florida. that he polling place of Elect on Precincts 3 12. If, it. 27. 2$. i. . si. 52. and 53 are tern pOrrlly Changed for the SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION called for September 20. I11& as follows PRECINCT 3 LOCATIONAuditorium. jl*ay . . - - - ' ' . 7 - — - - '' . d, Florida PRECINCT 12- LOCATION -. - - _ -.- • 1 S — - - I .. — -. Ij .- . . - - ______ ft 1. L' -. • I ___ • -- 1 J - - - . . ':' l - 11 - - .- - 1 1 and Campaign The time could n't be better, I — 46 Two bedroom Villa Homes in a Country Club Setting! In the buyers market of today, it s never been more true only the very rich can afford to rent At Fairway Village — of DeLand. you'll find the most attractive bargain in a — Florida condominium purchase, These luxurious one-story homes are fully equipped with all the modern conveniences — — that make up true Florida retirement living. — — In addition. Fairway Village is located DIREC,TLY across the Street trOm Delands very popular Southricige Golf Course Visit Fairway Village and see for yourself the value of a lifetime. - and priced at only 517.900 Directions: From downtown Deland Drive East on New York Avenue to HuPi Aienue Turn right Sourn) on Hill A'.enue to Fa'r'.ay V"age 0 NoClosin Costs Land se No R.Cr.anL:a ° l '::t to Cash Buyers!/1% down move-In PRECINCT 29 LOCATION Allen Chapel AME Church. 1201 Olive Avenue, Sanford, Florida PRECINCT 41- LOCATIONRoiling Htll Moravian Church. Sinlindo Springs Dr i ve, Highejy W34. Longwood. Florida r_lJ ' vote need bedrQom,lY2bath 0 — — Seminole Hospital Pavilion 300 Bay Avenue, Sanford, Florida r __________ ,. I elected, a — Florida ]I- LOCATIONFlorida Gas Training Center, Building 310. San ford Airport. 2747 Carrier Avenue. Sanford. Fiorida PRECINCT I?- LOCATION- * , _ ..r,r.—J PRECINCT 17- LOCATIONPortable. Canelberry Elementary W inter ,, - - And, work tter Condonumum Homes $1Z900! - rings, rlof;da . - - - ______ 2 I Florida Federal Saving% and Loan Intersection 414 and 43& Altamonte r and Florida Low. -- .. .' House Seat 34 want the job of representing you and your I special opinion 322.2090 Polling Places in Election Precincts - take the time and 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Flo, ', and. •1 a' sure the paper Is tightly at- "Practical home Repairs," hcbdtot.hedz.u,a'tvJwe available by sending $1 to this w hic h is accomplished by newspaper at Box 5, Teaneck, turning a little key you will get N. J. 07666.) V theaccommodations tot the holding at any election are •nadeqult, at the permanent Polling , That's why I'm running in the Democratic all somebody 135 lac, can only be made when the Board of County commissioners Florida. has determined that the accommodations of the permanent - - 101 71 13). further Proscribes that Inc Oaks of Sanford offers a quiet lifestyle completely different from anything In Central Florida. A unique design of only 22 corn. pletely detached single family condominiums allows for maximum privacy. These ho mes are beautifully landscaped In a heavily wooded setting with tennis court and swimming pool. Lawn care is Included at a minimum monthly maintenance fail. Th. Oaks of norIsoated 2 minutes from Mayfair Golf Course on W. 25th . Sanford. I I , In# adoption of a Resolution when any Change is made in In* locations Of Polling Places designated for any '. about li'ingJ.n Luxury Patio Apartments WHEREAS, Florida Law requires t -. , 2 T HE BOARD OF COUNTY COM ( . sell G THE REGULAR MEETING OF — ^J taking down drapes, cing protrUding nails aridughtenjjig that sulks into the W004 we one of the penetrating types. No loose boards while your matter w you use, a coat of sander and edger stand idle at wax will add to Its durability. so much an hour or day. Puttlng abrasive paper on the sanding drum is easy. but since different maJchines ISqueaky floors and have slight ly different con- sweating windows and walls, dnrthons, have the dealer and patching concrete are show you how It is done. The among the subjects discussed In most impo rtant thing is to be Andy La ng's handbook, - - 'Ihat's why we elect state legislators. eneva ardens FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS- - on how much help you have, order in using the edger, a Therefore, It becomes Im- smaller machine th at gets close portent that everything be done to the baseboard and other dl!on a schedule that will prevent ficult places that might be You from wading money. Make accessible to the (Irwn arrangements to rent a dnin You ha and an edging machine Ilnl.sh,jn ve a wide ChOICe sander material a a time when you are certain them varnish, all the preliminary work will be he yflf U done. If you don't, you will find known as surface coatings. U llrunovtng We you wad a finishing material : , AF to accomplish this, depending the fine last. Follow the same : ' RESOLUTION ON MOTION iv COMMISSIONER KWIATKOWSKI. SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS. THE jW DemuftY Of removing every- grain of the wood. although it is hing from the room first. This best to make tmews not Yng Out t Ward furniture. but su6 things as Ow floor is in very bad shape. dl'apes, blinds, pictures, knlck. As with any wood . buwk& etc. eration, use an Itwlfl take txiuraor even days second and I DE C-153 I happen to think you count, & 101 E. Church Str's,, P. O . i g . Marilyn M. Ru$si Persona l - -. y enable the SLIP INTO SOMETHING L you think your- opinion---. .- -. counts for an hin at all in ,-I this coun ty and this state, ' you can do something about it Sept. 7th. if.- - a. MONTHS FROM THE DATE W North Preach Avenue Sanford, Florida 3MI - - claimant $hall - a. a. stated. it the claim is $hall be described. Th, mailed ' a. security , , a. MONTHS FROM THE DATE 01 THE FIRST PUBLICATION 01 THIS NOTICE, to file with the clorl of the above court a writhe statement of any claim or deman they may have. Each claim mus tb In writing and must indicate rn bosh for the claim, the name an rose of the creditor or his agin d attorney, and the amoun Claimed. If ffi• claim Is not y.$ due I ditf,n I will become out shall be stated. if the claim ii Contingent or unliquidated , th' nature Of the uncertainty shell b - -.- a. a. form _____ i4 a. OTHER PERSONS INTIRESTI fS THE USTATI: vou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIE that the administration of the 'stat of Grace I. MCGqIW, diCgawd, F11 Number P* 7e353cp, Is pending I the Circuit Court for Seminal , County. Florida, Probate Dlvisic the address of whlcpi s pi County Courthouse, Seminol Sanforc I Florida 33771. The personi repqu'sifatiy, of the estate I Marilyn M. Russell, whose addeei Is 714 Little Weltiva Clrcli Attamoof. Springs. Florida. Th me arid address of the personi 'TfpfS$iflttly,'i attorney are ci below. All Persons having claims 0 demands against the estate or required. WITHIN THREI st _____ a-h-a Is Ret Istits s ____________ r. 1, Emma W Moody to Michael E. & Clara 0 JOhnson Susan Vestal, E 33 ft of Mrs. C. 0. JOhn J. & Jewell U. NiCola. tote' Hathrn-ait Coast Co to Larry P. Lyle A. varney, to Felicia M. NW'. of Sec. 2520 21, etC.,$100 SW'. of Johnson to J. C. Sims & Claudia H.ghridqe add to Glen Ard', Martindale Lot charles V. Cox to Helm Evelyn N. Miller $ basal t. toc to 10, Block A The Vartwy, Lot 123 Sims, LotS Block I Tier B To*n of Jilts J. $ Geraldine dare III Is H!ight Unit 3 Wekiva Hunt Club SerInCha Lot 11 P11 HIVI,I 13USD. Jac*soi I Sant.. 11,700. Springs Spreading Oak Village, S$UCbe C. lilt Lol Robert!. I DIane S. Sterling, Lot Fox Hunt sec I. $100. Robert Geraid . & Prude N. NeIman tO Sac S.bassiaa NiiØts Uni1 Joyce Jones Kirkendall to Richard Geord. E.S. Cow'sey to Donald P & 130.000. Sleepy Willow, 10,101, 174 W. Durand & T omlin Frances H. Y.iiliams. Lot 7. Block e Robert L. I Francis C. tot 1, 133.000. 3. Qu. F. kcrist a-k-a Claire to Ann Lachance Lot Evel yn H. Ardealone to Eileen U. Oswald. E 423 ft o, SE'4 Peplat of Lots 2930 Bear Lake Fairbanks 14 La Floiesta EnsIlal, Woods. sst.*. Slanleyl Judy O. MaralttoAiaer4 James of NW'. & E 435 Secrhst to Joel & Sarliee Unit 2. 134.000. fto of So 315 ft of Heights, Ralph&Jun,H Exlile,.E,stj$ftci SE'.of NW'. 1W .10115 1Potrlcla Fisher to Aldred RI Phyllis P. Fortune Coed Parcef F. LotI Hidden Harbour, Lot 3 W 37tt of Lot 4 Block K Nor. John SIft of E iIj fto F. Price to Ruby L. Crumley, Condey, Corp to Irvin U .1. & Dorothy j. Emmirici, Lot 22. unit $10 VIlilga of WkWmisde 167.300. of of SE'. of NW'. Sec 21-21-31 thgate. U3, lii Ft of Lot 23 D's Plnar Acres, etc.. Glassbe,g a. Marcy. Unit 627 Block F. Taislowood sec 1.12USD. No. 1131.160. CarmIne Manganello Lucille to $20300 Milton McIIwajn to Thomas F. $11,700. Village Unit I. 5.000. Pacesifter BIds. Ir.c Lt 11 Harold W. a. Margaret E. Wand. J. Vanwoq'mer teleb,rt A. Heatherton Queen's Marvin L. LIIT S. 4, Lynne Kitchen to Pifie I Christine U. Caldwell McOlnIiy tO Witie & Ellew C. Lois Smith, Lot 10 Countryside, vanwermer.Trart,w,41 "Of i3O U1h Huskey Coto Alan J 3, Estelle Manor Add to CS ssioo. 510,500 Quinones, Horseshoe Di', Lot u; tochristlneu. in of Caldwell Beg Pt Limer, Oakland Lot 12, Block E $60 Hills. 115.100. ft of SFa if NW'4 of 5 JOlts Thomas a. Chiristln. •, Block p Paradise PeltS First Sic. FNMA to Gary W & Kathleen M 22Sftfl0 and UftEOfSWC,TIOfSW Lavry& Come ktobeaa $31.31 *tr Oaks Sec. a, 515,100 Snyder to John 0. & Judith A. to Wi'sy $100. Courtney, Lot 79 NorThwOod. 131.100. etc., $101. 'a Of NE ¼ of Sec 33-11.30 en Lawr cj D. I Sharon KetI, Etc., Adi$$PiartLif7fl$prla,OftsU.Jt Hurley Lot 154 Wrenwood HeIghts 13,000. Frank P. & Sara Qulnones & Francis 10 Row C Frambro tosof John D James 10 1*110. T. Deniro to warren.beg g chains NWcorci It, A. & Laurie McCUllough, Lot Unit 2, 133.000. Gratien H. Terry P. Manfre f-k-a Terry P. Slick S Lakewood Shores, Huskey Co 10 Girt I Jean Larblg Larry B. & Elizabeth .1. StePhens Barbara Voyer, LotS. NE'. of SE'. ci NW'. run Wrence H om es, Inc to Antonio j. Block C San Sebastian Heights $ SO links 127100 & Chester & Olonna Carson Lot 5, Lot 13. sio B Paradise Pt Fire 1 Maidlon A. Antonio, Lot 237 Unit run E S chains run N 30 links run W S 2.113.300, Lot it Lake Markham 1,151's. $10. Block F Seiehvoter John A & Marian S. Moore to WlWflwOod Heights Unit 3, 131,4$. Oaks Sic. 1, sec, 131.300. Chains to FOB Sec Carl C. I Dodson Fla 30-19-30. Land Elizabeth U. 1100 Co to William C. & 111,100. to Michael F. & Barbara Miller. Lot i. Wrenco Homes, Inc to Ruben 0. & Ronald K. & Sd Aire Homes. Inc lo John P. William H I Linda 0 Longwell. Elizabeth P. Nl.,son Unit No 717 T. Seibt to Block F. Sweet wa ter Oaks Sec. Flagship Bk of Suit to City ii George j, & MaryOlsleIe Amine Felul.Riv,ra Lot 221 L. Hart Jr. Lot 12 Highland Patio Homes, 140.300. of Lot 20 all of Lot 21 and No ' So Diane S. Woods, Lot 303 Spring Oaks %S0 000 Begin Sanfont, DW car of Lot J No 1 1? Wr,flwood Heights Unit 2, 131,100. Of Unit 3, $43,7po of Let 3 English Wood', Robert W. Thelma C. Skegqs to Block in Tier Lot 23, Block 2 Fairview, 116.000 Michael F. & Barbara Miller to E. $ ER. Trafford's Map 10,000. Omni Const Corp to David & Burke Steele rep of estate Lloyd William & Marilyn Joyce 0 Terry J & Gloria P. Sutton to Everett, Juskey db a Hu Tows of Sant Etc., 11*000. s ky Brenda L. Sonafelt Lot 4 Block P Sky of Thomas J & Angelin, P R. McGrath, Realty, Lot 3. Jeanneft, I. Laing to Charles Mauldin Lots 30 142 HoIildpy Bear James Cample. IHwy M. LaNs Lot Flagship 5k of Ink Is Frederick Block F Sweetwat er Lark Unit 2 Replat, Lake Sub No. 2, 134.300. Gramlin, Loll, Sleek 12 TIer 11 A. C. Se 473 Wekiva Hunt Club Fox Hunt Oaks Sec. 3 si L. & Dorhee D. Sates Lot H. Williams (431 & Carl 0. Cut- to Casselberry Gardens, c s4,,'oo. Inc to Martins Addition, 11.000. Dale RIchard n. & Sharon A. mannjru.0 Lots 3&- East 19.9 ft Wrn. H. 3. Jean U. Grimm to W. 0 lashlrseb Sub Unit I. Donald W. & Linda E. Wilson Lot 13, Frank P. Conroy Charles E. ng Livi ston to Thomas F. & Mary B. Const, Inc to Allan & Donna Anne Hugh's, Lot Lof land E 37.5 Of Lot 1 Block 2 BlOCk J Lake Kathryn Park 5th Add, Karen L David to Emil F. I D. Jean Waslsiow,kj, Cullog, Lot 101 Trallwood Estates R.fael Sanchez Vahamende Lot 142 S. Lot LaurelwoOo, 121.500. Tier Tows sm... su.000. 16,000. Block B Sweetwater John & tnoa I. Mlllonlg to John S Sec 2 $32,500 Lake Searcy Shor es, 132.100 Oaks Sec. 6. Walter Leon Burrows Unit of 1, Kathleen Millanig Loll, 510cR 21 ed Assoc, Charles L. & Connie 62.500. to Ro j. be Hall to Donald L. Mary Jo Hudson to rt J. Citirens Bk of OviNe to Ben estate of Jolts Sun-owl to John H. Dr'smwoM, $13,000, Pamela S. Stephens Lot 34 Wekiva Richard D.& Sandra H Garl to Boya D.9 Naomi L. Evans. Lot William Wilson & Aline Wilson. L Frank I Joyce C. Sl,ingletcn Lot 03 WrightW 1lt.tftifno 17t37ftc4 id ot Block A The Springs. sis,. David W. I Hunt Club Fox Hunt Sec 2, 137.000. Richard 0 GarI, Lot 35. Applevalley Howell Estates Sub Riplat $31,000, 1 13, Block K No. On Tern Sec Verna G. Semie to Roseland Park, 145,000. Flagship 5k of On to a. Grant I 4 Unit 1, Sub Unit 2, 1100. Melvin Ray Sullivan to Chelsi, Carrie A. Book E 13f1 of Lot ii, tot 126 $00 Gloria S. Greece to Ralph D. S. Co to Henry & Fletcher vista 13W Lot 1 , , Bloc k S. A B. Pamela J. Edward' Let is Her3Sf? of Lot 14 Sloc* 7 Satdand' Alvin L. & Cynthia Tyson Watts U. Myers ASSOC. to Michael Green, Lets tS.fl Lake Jessup Sub P. Home#41 Far, Lot 10. Block B San the Svbv,b Seautitul ffiwsid, 133.111. 0. Marietta Tyson, begin 411 ft No Ii *1Russell's Add to Fort Reed, $100. Bledsoe, Unit 216 Orients Pt Cond Sic 141.31 Etc. 1111. Aitatsoof, Heights Sebastian Unit 2. 131.000. Sec., 14500. Sw con of SE'. of SI'S Of $ William B. Robak to Donna J. Village 1. $11,500 1I Of Robak. Lot lOt Trallwood Estates Sec 11.21.31, etc., 110$. Leon Karolyn Ealy to Edward John W. 5, Anita P. Rita to Mavis Sec 1, 1100, F. & Dorothy E. Swlck, Lot 2$ Green Madeline & Charles I. I Carlyn I. Wings it Judy Detnas Russell, Village Sub., 111,000. Lot 2$ Block B. LongwoodNo, Equitable Life Assur Society of U5, Burton V Esther i. Levee to $24 No. 140 It. of Lot 16. Slick S Bretton ', Geor; V. 3. Sh..' .''rt', Woods, $47,000. begin V. block William 1 L. Jean Marn,Ilefll to Margaret A. Davis to Calvin Sunlando The Suburb Beautiful, Russell & Beverly G. Colotna, Lot 1. Collins, Jr., Lo' 123 San Lanta 3rd Sanford S.c., $100. Slick F. Springs Lake Hills Sec. 2, Sec. 5100. Rib,,? L. £ Clara L. Stsckdale to $13,000 Phillip F. 1 Doloes S Xirchain to G,Of0I V. £ Sharon N. Doherty, all Naders Homes, Inc to James David A & Cathron K Bernosky. Lot 61 20 ft of Lot and! ISS.s ft of Stefan Jackqueijne J. Woineks;, Let 19 Twenty West. $17,000. No 5-15 ftc of Lot;. Block 3$ Sanlan. Lot 332 Winter Springs Unit 1, The Greater Const. Corp to do The Suburb SeautIfl, 135.100. 112.500 Thomas C. & Sharon A. Harvey. Lot Myers Assoc. to Jan Eugene John U & Anita P. Thompson to 115 Winsor Manor lit Add., $14.000. Pirtel, Unit 214 Orient. Pt Cond. Delmer W & Doris J. Smith, NE Cot' The Greater Cons?. Corp to Steve Village I. 116.000. 015W' 4 of SW'. at Sec. IS 21 32 etc., E & Elise B Smith, Lot 10, Block H Myers Assoc. to Frank J. 52.933 Seminole Site. $30600. Francis J. Welli, Unit 201 Orients pt Oviedo Land Co to Ben Ward Cond Village I. 111.300. John A. I Teity A Kuhn to AuenCy, begin at Pt So 09 deg 37 ft. RichardO Clarke toEdw ard R. A, Richard B. & Margaret C Aidret. * 30b? of NE Cor Of SE'. of NW'. Gladys V. Heard. l.., I Block B NW car of Sec. 921.31 etc . 11,400. oil Sec 103131 etc., 15.000 Amended Plat of Ringer Sub, 17.000. Fla. Land Co to Fla. Residential U. Myers Assoc. to Nancy L. Comm. Inc. Lots if, 72, 71 The Jr.Ruflell T. & Patricia Piano Swain, to Mark Judi Wall Schlaeger. Garland, Unit 274 Orients Pt Cond HiOhiands Sec. 4, 172,100. Lot. Block 6 and No 25 ft of Lot 2, Village One, 1)7,100. Charles C. a. Shirley Ann Butler to Block 6 Sweetwater Oaks Sec. 7, Winter Springs Devel Corp to Karl Lewis H, & Beatrice Mae Aikey, 5140.000 H I Annell's M. Koepke, Lot begin at NW car. lot 1. Block tiler E Wintir Springs Unit 1, $11,000. American Pioneer Land Coto Earl Town of Sanford. 16.000. J a. Helen E Kosiman. Lot 10, Greater Const Crop to William Greater Cons?. Co to Lemuel & Block D Oakland Shores. $13,000 Jarvis Cecelia E. Cartwright, LOt I. Block B River Run Sec 1, $32,400. Anna Mae Campbell, Lot 36. Block F Se'-, i no,e Si1940 43, James L & Mary L Higgins to 126.100 Greater Conit Co to William Greater Cons?, Co to Terry P & Harry 1 1. Dorothy L Holmer. Lot iosept, I Ella G. Forbes, Lot 25, Susan C McMahan, Lot 27. Block A 6 Block A Rivised Plat of Block A Block A River Run Sec 1, 136.000. River run Sec 1, Herison's Acres, 5l9,7 Greater Const Co to Mario J' &Ward HiCkS, Inc535500 to Donald F. & Thomas H. Locker to Rowland M. Henrietta U Del Gigante. Lot & Kathleen A. Santomauro,, Lot 21. Winsor Manor lit Addn,, 114.000. 72 Fiy V Edwards, Lot 22$ of Wood 50 Block I Camelot Unit 2 135000 Marietta Tyson to Cynthia Tyson crest Unit i. 131. 0. Dominic 0. 6. Carmen Munljii to WattS, begin 193 ft No of SW cor of Madeline C. Lot Parr37, to Slick Edward JohnBlock Chakley, Lot 10 and W' i Lot 9 SE'. of SE'. of SE'. of Sec 10-21 31, James Farr, A North 0 Lake Wayrnan Heights, et c ., uoo. Oti Terrace Sec. I Unit 2, $100. Mar th a Aliens Phelps to William Devco of On to Marshall B & 519,000 H. Phelps, begin NE car of Lot 6, Susan C Kapp. Lot 50, Block I Grover J.IIIIzabenM.Carterto Sloth 90 Sanlando The Suburb Camelot Unit 2. 521.100. Matyas & Margaret Schneider Lot Beautiful As, $110. Bobbie Jean Littles to Curtis 14 Sloth .1 lastbrosi, Sub Unit Sand Geralding 6, Ferguson I Ocr. Linda Littles, No. 100 tt of W1 a acre 11 car of Iastbrook Sub Unit 0. etc.. trvtje L. Baldwin to Thomas Champ of E I acres of Ni a of SW'. of NW'. 135,000. for Ferguson, Part of Lot 3M Duck Of SWh a of Sec. 33.193. 1)00. Kenny & Pamela A. Tennant to Primary. Pond Add to CS, $100 Kenneth R. a. Margaret Black to Ticor Relocation Management Co Thomas C a. Barbara Ferguson to David A. & Marsha Louise Erdnian, NO 73.9$ ft of Lot 24S2402 ft of Lot 23 Thomas Taylor Ferguson, N' t tot Lot 12, Block A Queens Mirror Add Block C Brantley Hall Estates, I 32 Duck Pond Add of CS, sioo. to CA. 519.000 117,000 opinion. represent no Thomas T Ferguson to Thomas S.R 431 Invest Corp to Ron Meyer interest group. Don't Champ a. Barbara Ann Ferguson, Cost Co. Lot S. Block 2 Sabal Pt. yourself short. Your opinion And I don't promise everything for everybody. N' iiiSW'.of NE'.•f $E'mof Soc i- Am,,ed Plat. 511.000. the issues that affect your day-to-day - ,,. ., 2131. etc., Carla Santangelo to Manuel A. & . Central Florida can be carried all the way to Thomas Champ I Barbara Ann $ula P Sierra. Lot 6. Block P1 Temple But I'll listen. And hard for better Ferguson to Thomas Taylor Tern Annex, 117.900 Tallahassee. Seminole County Ferguson, Part Ct Lot 3 M Duck Robert 0 & Roxanrie Fountain to a be Florida Pond Add to CS. $100 Richard W. & Julie Savard, Lot A. for of us. Studio, 1, 2,3 Thomas I Ferguson to Thomas Block H Tanglewood Sec 3 Repla? What it takes, is to listen to you. Bedroom Apts. Champ & Barbara Ann F er guson, 523.900. To honestly weigh the merits of yo ur opinion. N aotSE',ofPlEu.of$Ei.ofSecl IL. Scales I Wanda L dba Quiet, One Story To do that, need your on Sept. 7. 21 11. etc., 5100. Scales Cons? CO to Charles w. & And to Kitchen Equipped if I'll Anthony N. & Francine B. limos Marsha J Muntgomeqy Lot 151 your Opinions Adult-Family energy to represent that to David L. & Victoria L. Robb, W 07. Wekiva Hun, Club Fox Hunt Sec 3. suggestions. Please contact me at l2ftof Lot C Block A Sanford Farms. 111,900 fairly in our One Bedroom Newman Brock $11.500. Green I Sons Son 10 Allen Wayne & Headquarters — governmental process. Patricia A Pnidgen f k a Patricia Damaris Ann Robinson, to? I. Block From (305) 834-5776. A Gallagher to Norval Gallagher. B Sky Lark Sub . ss.000 Lot 2 Block E Summerset No Sec 3. Lillie Henry Blakely tO Willie S I $ $ 100 Clestlne8acon. Lot S,Dc,rwy.sSub Norval D. Gallagher to K enneth 11000 S umal. Lot 3 Block E Summer,t Robert Keith & Andrea Wallace to No Sec 3. 510100. Home Fed. S £ L of St. Pete. Lot lIt Dewey E. a. Suellen Taylor to San Lents Sub Sec. 3, 122,300. Ronald P4 & Jean M Magruder, Lot JohnW & Louise C H4rni to Glen 7. Block 3 The Woodlands Sec 1, W I Gloricta Harri5, Lot,, Block B 153.500 Htnson's Acres, 5100 Professionally Managed GRACE I. MORAW, . lua*y Lag. it, 1976. I Semeinole Land Transactions e .Are Recorded. THE -- I . - f -. - - — I- . - - ' . -. , .•. • - '- 9SI Northern Way. Winter Springs, Florida PRECINCT i2- LOCATIONiri Recreation Center Sum mer5et Swim duo, Mark David Boulevard Ca;lb.rry. Florida . hZ3'O -T - -"p - -. I p,,'- ""I : I - - FINANCING THROUGH FIRST FEDERAL OF SEMINOLE I GARAGE PORCH LLIVINC .e I I I "' P, / " ' shaped hving-diniq am adjacent to the U-shaped kitchen Counter. In the nudst of this space is a free.suniding Masonry fireplaLv-barbecue unit, which Provides a visual separation between the front hAng area and the Cooking space, A sh6I grade muociy house, this home La designed for warm climate lMng. Plan HA9}4R has i, square feet of space plus a porch !aiqe- It was designed by Jan Reina and for further it, a - .~ I -' - elope at OQO-5Zi4 St., N., St. Petersburg, Fla.. 33710. ' -of . '4' BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED i,Ittlat clear notice of the change n the PrIfl(lPQfliflgPl(,5b. po5t,dQfl Place e War of the previous polling . #b1%I#l,lt pg*ood Community Building. 174 eil Church Avenue. Longwood, lorida - RooM I ; I - - the UNANIMOUSLY thiS 27th day of 1174 ATIE H Beckw th jr July, A.D. -, i I Commissioners in and forCounty Seminole County. lish Aug 29, Sept 0. 1016 _______ bert McKee-Developer —'-'— Ph. 323-1150 nr — u. - - Pprogram ! . - ARRIVE AUVE .. F, .5-.). . 1 . 'i, - .. 4' -.1_., `.,fI ' .. . 'j - , T1LL4Ige i'-- I " .: ~J 4M A; " -, 7~ ,.. ,_ , ! W. '. New man Brock House of Representatives Democra t - P0. POL. ADV. BY BROCI' CAMPAIOf4 HC'RS,, DIANA , 0 '.r7:t l i nWI kIM' ~ ",7 4ri RA 0 .I .7 "') ` .---- 34 BOYCE. TREAS. - h :"W"-~—~l.-;C~f,~.,r~,1-!)O," DIst. I.' 11!J .. ,.'• '. ...,.- - - .. ' �- : 4 I'1 'CB BREAKL '1' - Vt 1- Transmitters Must Meet FCC Approval I By IM Dper I - Obviously, not all manldacturrrs were guilty of your original investment. this sort ci thing. But, a lot of ln-and.oij It will ultimately cut down on the congestion so (EDITt*1NOTE lDI,u (KYI10lshlh. mdftandtheresuitwutstmm,jts you can reach your good bisidy without so much ci the edivat .1 the CU TuJsatumL were sleasy. And, since dooe to 10 per cent of the trouble. So, that's a second good point. The biggest CS flfls 1$ I*1I transmItted 01* of Components OF total units came from the orient, it Third, auwnlng you don't get your set modified, Washington, D.C. from the granite headquarters ci was pretty easy. you'll not have as many people on the original 23 the Federal Comm*mjcatlons Ccesunlesion. Now, transmitters must comply with FCC channels as you have now. That will make It a little As a result of many complaints about channel specificatlofte or they will not be accepted and easier. congestion and Interference, the FCC had to do certified. This will eliminate, or at least greatly On thing to keep in mind, though, is the date somnetliing. reduce, spurious emission and comply with hat. when all this goes into effect 3m. I. WI?. U you Their answer was primarily Increasing the mönlc stçpresslon limitations. Net Less are buying or planning to buy a unit now, don't let a nwnber cichannels for Qtlzens Radio Service from Interference and a reduction In theresult: complaints of hard-selling salesman unload 3 channels on you 2310 40. AU of them In the AM band. They did some many of your neighbors and the commercial without clarifying the program he has for handllng other things too. broadcasters In your area, the changeover to 40 channels. The FCC decided that equlpmeg authorization AU this goes Into effect on all sets marketed after He may be caught with a big inventory in 23would be required of the manufactweri prior to Jan. 1.1V17. Oue otl thing the FCC did might aid channel units right now and, to move them out, he'll marketing the unit. Type acceptance of the Iran. in the effoxts to resist thievery: All new equipment make rash promises. Get the modification PINI in emitter must be ot*alned from the FCC. This Is a mint have a unique Identifier, both type or model writing. This way you will get your money's worth. change. Also, ceillflc*fton lam the receiver. number, according to the rules governing type All this Is necessary because adapters The type acceptance and certification for acceptance and certification, might connect your ixisting 23-channel radio with transceiver and other equipment, having both Out of this welter of rules there is this sort of another unit containing 17'channels Is illegal Ctransmit and receive capability, Is quite a depar. thinking In Washington: First, it Is felt that cording to the new rules. Either a modification of tirefrmthewaylthasbeenhandledlnthepag. As manufacturers will offer a rebuild program which your present set or buying a new one with 40 a result of these new rules, manufacturers won't be will utilize your present unit and add the additional channels is required. abiethplaygsmeawtthprguitr,Istes4, channdsforamdestamowt.mus,youhave Is it comforting to know that Washington Is quality and type 1 equIpment being sold. thebenefltof 40 chathforopJya ,Jemore always transmitting? I wonder sometimes. - -y-- -iu- - uit-'bt - Jii. -'1 -L.iiL i IL t-_b INVITATION TO PIOPISI ION AL CONIULTANTS The District Doard of Trusties d Seminole Community College, Ir Compliance With the Comultanti Competetive Negotiations Act d ien, announces that prcIis$IonhI Archit,dural.Enghwering iirvlcei Will be required for the foHowlnç 'Olect: pw*se iv a. ma Camp,, Mulet Plan is laciwde: 1. VocatIonal CUss vooiiis and Shop Area, 2. Ez.panslon of Library Facilities 3. General Purpos. Clasvoomi and Laboratories To be eligible for consIderation, Interested firms or Individuals must be certified by the Board of Trusties led pursuant to law and regiAatlons of the Board, Any firm or Individual deSiring to provide professional sotv Ices for this proled must simIt a state. mint of qualifications and per. ormance data to include thi cap. abIlIties, number of personnel and qualifications, arid record and U p.ri.nc•of thefirm or individual, to the Board of Trusties on a cvrTsW copy of U.S.O.S.A. Standard Form 251 and a fully completed copy of U.SG.S.A. Standard Form 233 with pertInent supportiv, data on or before Septmber 3. 157f. Allieftefsofinterest,aIongwIth all pertinent supportive data an to be submitted to the following ad. D-Apartnu,*s CLASSIFIED Seminole DUPLEX- Furnished of' Un furnlsh..d Ideal location. Reasonable rent 3$iii. Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 322-2611 line öthru 23 times 3lca line 25flmes ... 24ca line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 LInes Minimum . 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY a 4 -J I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I SR cottage, ii, cend., By Owner- 3 SR beffi, csdril central heat. Quiet aunsryIIvIn, heat&afrWefr,,13 All ulilItla, turn, except fuel oil. Aisume? pci, mt. plus equity. $200 me. $23 sicurlty, Adults only. 323s*. miss,. ____________ JOHNNY WALKER leg. lii Estate Seeker DEADLINES The Realty Inc. - i. NWI Ellis Irshat' an w. ut S.. 13*33' cimptefe. P yri. ste. , ssu. SW$IO,, $9 prbos. wantss nice I5cksrd Tsp csulderaf len __- - Swford Auction 4-Personals 18-Help Wanted 1200 UTuRA BY1ENGR - - _________ 'YOUR LITTI.E FEE .1 GENCY" - -WE SELL SUCCESS2OlCommercIaI 373.3176 - Realty - . -- . - - . . - _____________ Could Cause Trouble ---- - . [egoI Notice - -- -. , Legal Notice' - ________________________ Estate - - ' ' ._ Harold Hall Realty - - Kish Real Estate - - ___________ - ________ '= ___________ Call Bart Hal Colbert Realty - We Buy Furniture ___________________ ___________________ Stenstrom Realty - ' - - - - Mr. Executive - . - up - - REAL NICE swimming & tennis $255 46-Comn'WFCII Property BR, 2 bath, central heatequip. & air, LAKE MARKHAM RD- Country 3BR,7bathhome,carpeted,CH&A, waIl.wall carpet, kitchen hom, with access to lake for Red, fenced yard, Owner r• kitchen equipped, with family LAKE MARY BLVD..- 120' (ron. 7155. swimmIng & fishing. 3 BR, 3 locating. sjt,so. room. Can assume mortgage. No tag. x 11$' deep on d Corflir 51tt, baths, in excellent condition. BPP 3 BR, aIr conditioned, qualifying. Payments monthly 1,544 sq. ft. of building lofted for warranted. fenced yard, RETIREE SPECIAL 3 BR. 1 "Move In now in Sunland. $173 rite. plus security bath, offIces. 8I7MO, FORREST dep 3230144. in one of the nicer . GREENE INC., REALTORS. 01 WYNNEWOOD- 1305 Wyrmewoad JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY Sanford, Owners havesections given this 533.4133 eves. 322.1570. DriveGingerbread 3 BR home 33-Houses Furnishi' home TLC. $26,730. with all new kitchen. A super buy Broker,332 7174 Assoc. 322 0463 Merchandise at $1L100. BPP warranted. Night - PINECREST 3 BR, 1½ bath, 2 BR. House, Furnished central heat lair, owner will LAKE MARKHAM WASHINGTON OAKS5)45 to qualified veteran paying sell all sterling Court- 4 BR, 1½ baths, frSe closing COils. 37334-l3after$ COUNTRY HOME landscaped & fenced. Clot. In I AIIr5#%I tJru I Guaranteed reconditioned aulo shopping, A real buy at $25,000. 3 BEDROOM- I Bath, small frame 3 BR,dreamhomewIth2½baths,on batteries, $12.95 exch.ng.. BPP warranted, home, situated on '. of a city scenic late. Private wooded lot, REEL'S BODY SHOP, $105 block. 5)2,500. family room I garage, large Sanford Ave. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 120 screened porch facing lake. THIS Anderson Circle-. 3 BR, 1 barn, Wm. H. Stemper- Realtor IS IT? Unbelievably priced at Colt 337 Meg. Trooper. wall to.wali carpeting. In cx. lt)9S. French 151,900. Excellent Condition, $153 332 4y, cellent condition on nicely land. i Eves. 373.)i 322 4)61; 3fl.19$4 3235213atw'6pm. Ced lOt. BPP warranted. ClIff Jordan,Realtor LOCH ARBOR- 213 RIdge Drive$31 5733 SANFORD Pttilco color TV, 7$", *330; 2 nice Just listed this terrific. 3 BR, 2 LAKESIDE . DRIVE Y living room chairs, green; 10*10' bath in Loch Arbor. Hugi fenced Store and office space available, 1333 3. SUMMERLIN AVE. APARTMENTS camping tent; tow bar, standard com,m,rcial area. Downtown tot, central heat & air, many Large oaks, pine & palm trees;) BR. sIze. 333.5500. custom Items. BPP warranted. Large 1 & 2 Bdrm. 2 bath, air conditioned. Neat & 5300. Cotta sest Furnished or Unfurnlshed clean. Move in now. Driveby and WILSON MAIER FURNITURE CARPENTER REALTY ICLUB ROOM call today. 5)7,950. BUY-SELL-TRADE W000MERE21$ Palm PlaceCALL TO SEE POOL 311.313 E. First St. 3233422 Free pool with this) BR. I',', bath, 373.754) LAKE MARY- 3 BR home on central heat & air, carpeting, acre watertrons site, large trees, Oviedo area, country home, custom SWIMMING POOL SACRlFCENO DEPOSIT utp kitchen, only $1$ plenty of privacy. s.wsoo. Leading manufacturer and built, 2', acres, IBR. 3 baths. NO LEASE distributor has aluminum rec WE TAKE TRADES Office. 3300 sq. ft.. 3 mos. old, Call Sanford's Sales Leader REQUIRED OVIEDO- $ BR, charming older, ianouiar pools left over from 1973 55.000 equity and assume mor. story home Screenedpool,", act, season, half price. Guaranteed . tgage 01 855,000. Appraised HIghway 17.52, Sanford lot with Plenty of tries & shrubs. installation and terms, Call 305. $10,000. Owner, 34344aQ $12,500. ANYTIME Across From Ian Heuli $35935) collect. Antique Auction - mo. CALLBART REAL ESTATE. 327 Bicyclu-5oys74" transportation. $1. ni after S. SA?.,AUO.35,lp.AL GOOdCOndltlon,$33 Highway 44 Auction GallerIes It. 44, 1½ mIles east of II, Sanford ____________________ '47 Mustang, 11W WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Ptione313'Iax ______________________ Loads from New York andNewjen.y Stan VermiIllon,Acnew. 305-322,4912 Stop and think a minute - if classified ads didn't work, there wOuIdo't be any. 1974 Honda CIvic. excellent cots. dillon, 73MPG, askIng $1,900. 32). 1793 ________________________ _________________________ ________________________ BUSINESS DIRECTOR EXPERTS READY TO SERVE Y JUST A PHONE CALL - '\Pl1Jigc Aluminum Siding ' , orUI.5fl7 REAL TORSJJ REALTORS$30 6133 Pest Control Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty. 3227100 ART BkUWni PEST CONTROL 2$62ParkDriv, 327 5543 - ET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Classified Ads *ili always give you Have some camping equipment you A FRACTION OF THEIR COST more, . Much, Much More than no longer use? Sell it all whit a FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI you expect. Classified Ad in The Herald Call 3722611 or 5311193 nd 0 friendly , ad visor will help you Land Clearing Beauty Care C&A TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Bieuty 3)91. First. 322.5742 Sewing BackHoe SrvI. - Lano clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock. All kinds of digging, Hosnetrailer, AlteratiOfti., Dress Making. Drapes, Upttolslery, 323 0707. stored and moved. 332.9)42 2343 Park - clubswitha Cla%5lfiid ad. Call 3411 or I31913 fVF PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR ESTERSON LAND CLEARING WHATEVER 'iou WISH TO BUY Buttdozig, Excavating, Ditch work. OR SELL, AND WATCH THE Fill dirt, top soIl. 3225143 PROFITS GROWl . - Horn. Improvements SANORA L.tc Clearing Mowing; Dfscing; Fill Dirt; Clay; Rock; Sand; BackIsoe Loader. Ph. 3220127. Tree Service C. I. SHEPHERD L Jjj Ji LiidicetpIg & Lawn Care 'ainting, Remodeling, General Repairs. Call 333.$ SOUTH - '' 3&iBedroom \\ QUALITY HOMES AT MODERATE PRICES Models Central Heating and Air CondItIonIng FROM __________________________________ .4 - . '•. •' ••. . 25,OOO TOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work Ibere Conv.ntional.5% Down Hom•s ready for your inspection and Immediate occupancy For AppoIntment Call )O-322.31O) __________________________ Painting longer use? Sell it III witn a _____________________________ SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALu3 FROM tHE NAN? AD Cot. VMNS 17324)1 or $31Il93anda,rIsndIy YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING id visor will help you. IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. Bralley Odham.3234670 BUILDER.DEVELOpER WELLS ORILLED. I5UMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and iiit's We repa'r and service ST 1141 MACHINE 4, SUPPLY 201* 2nd St. 3234432 _______________ _______ :lauifleo Ad in The Herald. Call FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Well Drilling PPiun.3fl.)7 y are having Uitlicuity firiung a placeto live. carlo drive, a lob, or Some service y, hive net l, ,id all our want ads every day. ye some camping equipment 9'Q44 lO Sanford AIe.,4 BloCks Soothof Alrpoi-t Blvd. ___________________ II irpeniry. Remodeling, Add,li,. Custom Work Licensed, BOflCeØ Free eStimate, 323 4031. I i)WIhSfdFIa FreeEtmates. ________________________ v.vuIs't eq any, I OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 TIL S EXPIRT LAWN CARE _'__i Mowing. Edging,Triniming Harris at SEARS in Ssnfotd 373. 177$. VA Flnandng.Notklng Down • FHA Carpeting Itillit Itlitlil New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes 2Bath WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME" Buying a new home? Maying to an apartment? Get snin action *ith a HiraId ciassAiei CQ 'We'll tijIp you write an ad th'st will 6 fast sale. CALL33334It - oct Repairs, Carpentry, Painting, Home Repairs, Gutteristg, Cement Pwowirig, edging, trimming, work. Free estImit, 131 $462. and fertilizIng, Free estimates entral Heat & Air Conditioning Phme373.35$4 For free estimates, call Cirl Sinfem'd'i newest residential neighborhood ' - - Siding & softit system. Also Pooling, Gutters. 20 yrs. Lip. Eagle Sidino Co. $3) 9543 Multiple Listing Service Forrest Greene Inc. Home lmproveme,, can Cover your home with alum, 322 2420 ,' To List Your Buslness..,DIoj 322-26319 fr l ___ - ' . - - ' ' - , @ ' -' to - __________________________ '" ___ . - __________ cover MarthofDjrnes _____________ __________ '' . . 11 Ave. - - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help CalI423 4557 Writi P.O. Box 1713 Sanford, Florida 32171 ------ 4 Public Auction Mday, Aug 30, 7 P.M. Used Office Fumitum Ncali.. - Friday ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call To I Party plan sales, new product, Fr,,, 641.2037 for 'We Care" "HotIIn,," Adults or Teens. highest earnings, management office ot the Assistant to the Opportunity. Call Mrs. Ford, a. President 7053. STORING IT MAKES WASTE _______________________________________________________________________ Seminole Communit' College SELLING IT MAKES CASH. Highway 1152 PLACE A CLASSIFIEDAD NOW, Manager, direct sales, you may be one of the five key people we seek Sanford, Florida 32111 Call 3222611 or 4•• •..•.•'.s to develop and train as Uøon rou lew of_th,Jt.lq •-• i"'iALCOHOL A PROBLEM! 1''' lit " '1t (.JtJRFAMTCy1_.)A determin, the quaiiflcaf,ons 01 each y,t'j,'' At. ANON manajement minded people. firm pursuant to future Interviews Sanford I surrounding areas wide relativ, to this prolect. For families or friends of problerr open. 327.4933. By; E. S. Weidon' drinkers. Qinsomneri who Pwthaaed particularly in urban areas, for ilkely that 23channel sets will transceivers. President, EiiOfficlo For further information call 173.1311 Nurses: RN's& LPN's, Aides, Ald Secretartt more within the Industry than 23channel Pearch-Slmpson the new 40.channel sets. He co.esid In the marketplace or write companion. Needed immediately Seminole Community "The current period ci un- with the consumer whose Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. College 625 0&34. citizens band radios after Aug. said, however, that It Is quite with the new 40-channel certainty In the CE market is channel set Is far from obiolete 20 wIll be able tohave the sets Box 333. Sanford, FIa. 37171. District Board of Trustees renseniactured to FCC type. since it contains the designated TAXI DRIVERS I The District Board Yellow Cab, 201 S. Park Ave. appruved 40'charinel sets after emergency channel and 22 talk of s-Lost & Found Trustees Sanford Jan. 1, 1977, according to J.G. channels," Mayer said. "The Seminole Community College Mayer, prealdent of Gladding added 17 channels are merely Publish: Aug. 75, 1q14 Found- Black and tan female Expanding sales business need, German Shepherd in the En. working partner,, No investment. Corporation, of which Pearceextra talk diannels and many DEC.11? terprise area about S weeks ago. 3371354. CBers will be content with their Slinpuon Is a division. Phone 64I.W7. RESOLUTION TraInee.Manager- Restaurant or present transceivers." Mayer said Pearce.Slznpeon ON MOTION BY COMMISSIONER fast food operation experience Pearce-Simpson dealers *nd KWIATKOWSKI, SECONDED BY will also allow distributors and &-Child Care preferred. Apply in person to COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS, THE dealers to exchange sets for the distributors will be able .o Wuv's, 2911 Orlando Dr., (17.53), RESOLUTION WAS new models after Jan. 1. exchange 23-channel tran- FOLLOWIP Sanford. UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED AT Educational Child Care loris low as The 40dazmel CS radios can sceivers purchased after Aug. THE REGULAR MEETING OF $7, weekly If you qualify. 3735174 Carpenter, Only experienced n,e4 be legally sold dartIng Jan. 1 20 and remaining in their In- THE BOARD OF COUNTY COM. or 371 *4)5. apply. 322 00.6. MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE and Mayer said Pearce. ventory in original cartons COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE Child care In my home. Certified FOOD& FREEZER DELIVERY hT1pacnezpectstoguhnft after Jan. 1 for remanufactured 77TH DAY OF JULY, AD., 1,76. teacher with nursery Khool cx Central Florida area. Must have perience. Nutritious romaudactured radios with the lunch. 40-channel sets at the same cost 372. WHEREAS, Florida Statutes Florida Chauffeur license. $ day additIonal 17 channels for FCC of $25 per unit. Mayer said require the adoof ion of a Resolution 3760. week. Paid holidays and vacation. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE approval before Nov. 1. He said Apply: Rich Plan, 101 W. 13th St., authorized dealers and establishing temporary polling paces when no accommodations 2427 Holly Ave. Sanford. FCC approval Is anticipated by distributors will be given a presently exist within the boun. Phone 323. 75)0 or Jan.1. priority on 40-channel radio dares of a precinct adequate in compliance with Florida Longwood Day Care Center- Clerk Typist II, Immediate Em Law, and Ctntomeri desiring the adshipments in proportion to their WHEREAS, Florida Law Chapter Lngwd's oldest. 6a.m. 6 p...bus to ployment with City of Sanford. clitlonal n'wI' will be able to total purchases from July 1 to 91031 and 101.73 further 01cm. school. 33.3753 anytIme. prescribes 37'.'s Hr. Wk., $91.32 starting wage. Dec. 31, 1976. ship their Pearce'Si.mpson that the location change in any Full time regular employment baby sit week days In my home. Interested personnel contact tt radios to desigoated factory "A guaranteed place In line is polling place can only b made when Will Fenced yard. 322.1622. the Board of County Commissioner, Personnel Director or the Civil IeMcecenters afterJan. lIar more than a gesture since we dci erm inc that the Accommdations Service Office, City Hall, Sanford remanufacturing by factory anticipate that the demand for for any holding of any election are I will tar, ton preschooler or Infant for ft%ther information 322 3)6) In my home, days, for working techmlctansat a prepsid coat ci 40-channel transceivers will be inadequat, at the permanent polling mother. 3310057 place, and COUNSELLOR I AAA Employment If proof of purchase date Is substantial," he said. WHEREAS, Board of County needs several tales.receptionit Included,Mayersald,. •i.I Pear Simpson accounted Comm itsionersthe 1 I-instructloin of Seminole County, for offic in Florida, Georgia, Mayer said Pearce-Sfmp.q,ii for 60-per cent of Gladding Florida, has determined thif nO ____________________________ At.., Miss. WS Quaranvfe to be the accommodalions presently eeit anticipates a large decttsnil, best and offer the most, Your Corporation's record sales. within Pr,Cinct 7A. fl. I7.9. HIGH SCHOOL ability to communIcat, with I 31. 57. and 53, adequate 'fliee, people - desire to help people and DIPLOMA AT HOME IN pnditiOu and efficient housing and your eqgre1siven, to Obtain an handling Of voting an voting meet obectlses will determine,' 2 WEEKS paraphernalia within laid precincts, your future. Do you want and NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT demand an Opportunity to use CITYOF CASSILBERRY Local, State Laws FICTITIOUS NAME RFSOLVEO by the Board of County your maturity, eeperiene and PLANNING BOARD S. W. (DADE) HIGH SCHOOL Notice is hereby given that I am Comm,on,i of Seminole County. education? If so, contact Mary NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FIorida CALL TOLL FREE engaged inbun,s at 35$ Pine Tree , ttforpr,cjfl(ts,A 12. Il, Lcu, 3233)76. the City of Casselberry Planning 27. 1.100437.7532 77, 29, 31. 57. and 53 the following Rd.. Sanford. Seminole County. Board will hold a public hearing to rolling places be designated as Florida under the fictitious name of discuss the Comprehensive Land 'empora,y pOIliflg p'aces for the SWtumhe 18-Help_Wanted REGIS CO., and that I intend tO Use Plan The purpose of this SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION register said name with the Clerk Of meeting is to infotm the public the Circuit Court, Seminole County. called for September 25. 1576, said Florida In accordanc, with the progress made On the Corn polling places being outside their Looking for mature companion BYROBE.RTANGVS without a sonic & responsibiliti provilioni of th Fictitious Name prehensiye Land Use Plan and to FCCtnstigatorswhocharged to live in and care for elderly solicit input from the public litrespective thereto precinct,, but contIguous In order to operate a CS rig Statutes, ToWit; Section .65.09 relation totheCompre,,$iy,, 'Ibere hive been numerous that they were operating In woman. Room & board with PPECINCT 7A-. LOCATIONIegally,youmusthavea license isMances recently of Kentucky violation of the regulations Florida Statutes 1957. Use Plan. salary Must have own car. 373 S: Donald P. Graham Community House. Avenue E 1. 7th 6761 after 4 p m. from the Federal Corn- r'.ate troopers stopping out.of- spelled out in Part 95. ThCpubIC hearing will be held On Street, Chuluota, Florida. PubIih Aug. 29. Sept. S. 12. 19, 1976 Wednesday. Septemt,er IS, 1976 at munlcations CommIssIon date cars containing scanners, RESTAURANT.. With beverage DEC 12 PRECINCT 12- LOCATION. WANT TO SELL Some oftothe ac license. Excellent iocatlon on 730 P M. in Casselberry City efall, Florida FCdprC Savings and Loan, (FCC). In order to get a per- confiscating the unit.s and cording U.operators, S. Attorney - 9$ Lake Triplet Drive, Casselberry, Intersection 131 YOUR HOME? FICTITIOUS NAME Hwy. Il 53. Priced to sell & 434. Altamonte Buying a new home? Moving to an Notice i hereby given that I am manent license, you must tell socking their hapless owners Jonathan Goldstein, were Florida, or as soon thareafter as Springs. FlO.da apartment? in busineis at 7370 Winter possible. the FCC that you have read with fines and court coats. The tran.nitt1ng with 1000 watts of engaged PRECINCT I? LOCATION Stenstrom Mary Hawthorn., Woods Blvd . Winter Park, Fl 32752. PnrtjbIe CJsselb,rry Elementary Get some action with a Herald Part 95 of Its rules and penalty isa fine of $50 10 City Clerk Seminole County, FlOrida, under the power or more and theIr 254$PI'IIOr 322.24:0 School Parking Lot. 451 S Winter regulations - and that you Calselberry, Florida classified ad. We'll help you write tCtitj%,,,t ... IDEA FACTORY. Park ,ind th.4t I •flflj _••_ OFt" tin - -Driy,., Casselbrry. Florida an ad that will bring fast sale. understand them. FASHION OPPORTUNITY PRECINCT 22 , LOCATIONn,)m. ,th lie Clerk of the Circuit CALL 372.3411 Have a dress shop of your own, Having done that, you may S.,nlorcj Civic Center. Sanford ________ ____ Court, Semnole County. Florida in featuring name brand, first feel that you have discharged Restaurant Manager, fast food, NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING Avenue Sinforct. Florida KCOfdJfl(e *ith the provisions of quality merchandise $11,500 MInimum 2 yrs Eap. Salary PR(ClNCy 77LOCATIONTO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION th open. .Ctilio,. Name SIatute, To your obligation to authority and Includes, inventory, tralninQ.% ReSume, Box 600, Sanford, Fla OF AN ORDINANCE DY THE CITY Scm,rtol, Hospital PaviIj. 300 Bay Wt S.Oon 56509 Florida Statutes fixtures, and grand Opening, Call are free to transmit and receive Santord. Ilorida OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. 19SF collect, anytime, for Mr. Berrier BROWSE AND SAVE ..,lt's to your heart's content. e4lv PRECINCT 29LOCATIONNotice is hereby given that a C"unty tuD Conultant. irc and fun The WanlAd way (904) 761 76)7. !!en Chapel AME Church. 1703 Public Hearing will be held at the Wrong. Sia CA,nl C..... Commijion Room In the City Hall olive Avenue, Sanford. Florida ViCc Presideol There are a,number of state AVON ..... PRECINCT 34- LOCATION_ ' in the City of Sanford, Florida, at PubIi. Aug 0, 15. 77, 29. 1976 Altlryionl, Springs Elementary HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST. and local laws which govern the 00 o'clock PM on Sepfember ---('CC 34 __________________________ 1976, to conSider the adoption of an 001. AlfimonI, Springs, Florida MAS - and the money to pay for Looking to buy existing 1st and 2nd operation of CB equipment In IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF TH Ordinance b the C'Iy of PRECINCT $2 LOCATION-, it. 'Start now - selling beautiful , mortgages at disCount. 24 hctjr addition to those set forth in EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. ford. FIoridj, title of which is as Wirl Recreation Center Sum products, Make beautiful money, approval. Daytona (904)672 1135. CUlT Ill AND FOR SEMINOLE Part 95 - laws of which you merset Swim Club, Casselerry, toiiows Call 6443079 for information. COUNTY. FLORIDA. Fiorida may be unaware until it's too CIVILACTION$O.74.1563.cA451 PRECINCT 53 Rentals ORDiNANCENO 1352 LOCATION1at. &Yr,rwyr,,. Ia,tiiil IIieC - .'.. ..r'.. 'r,uav,r & LOflgwood Community Building. ollII I1VIIU COMPANY, a Florida :orporation, In Cormecticut, For example, and-or a Jail sentence up to 12 broadcasts were AN ORDINANCE AMENDING lonqwood, Florida traveling as IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Plaintiff, ORDINANCE NO 1319 OF THE 29-Rooms I? FURTHER RESOLVED it'sagainstthelawtooperatea months. Courts In other Mates far as California. None of the ' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, that *h'fe tile abovesaid di CS rig while driving. As a have held the monitors to be seven was arrested, but the LEWIS 0 MAGNETTI and SAN ENTITLED CUlT IN AND P01 SEMINOLE Signli,ons of polling place's Shall re Room.boardandlauodryfreiy CPA . COUNTY, FLORIDA. MAGNETTI, hs *ife, and practicalmatter,Nutniegstate legal, bid that fact hasn't invest1gatorssegz AN 0 P 0 I N A N C E WIt in the voting place for Iwo or or working lady In my home. more than CAMERON BROWn Consumer PROVIDING CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-1S44.CA.gt. FOR THE RErUN tlorepreclnctsbeinglocatedforthe CBeu-s violate the Law every day helped unwary motorists In $10,000 worth of equipment 322 5926 El FINANCE. INC.. i North Carolina and PurpoSe of en election in one DING AND REFINANCING OF AN 'y conversing while on the Kentucky. STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN & the mi face fines of $500 each corporation, OUTSTANDING OBLIGATION building, the voting plj for the iighway. COMPANY, a Florida corporation, Defendants THE CITY A number of munldpalltles plus the poasitility of license OF SANFORD, tever,1l precincts involved shall be Plaintiff, ________________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION Sodo out'oftaters, to whom across the country have revocation. ILORIDA, established AND and THE maintained TO LEWIS C) MAGPIETTI ACQUISITION AND Patd t the law also applies and who enacted ordinances prohibiting eardparlIromeachothermn CON FICTITIOUS NAME LEONOR A. FLOP ES, a single and STRUCTION OF A NEW CITY sad building, and According to' Goldstein, the Notic, is hereby given that I am person, may be unaware of Its the interference with television SANDRA J. MAGNETTI. HALL AND PUBLIC WORKS engaged in busin, at 510 Hwy 434, broadcasts were interfering IT FURTHER RESOLVED hiS Wifi Defendant, 11501 Saift temporary polling existence. Several legislators or radio reception across withpolice,a1rpQrtandhosp COMPLEX FOR THE CITY Altamonfe SprIng,, Seminole places ReSidence Unknown NOTICE OF ACTION PROVIDING County, FlOrif5 under the and candidates for public office property lines. FOR THE ISSUANCE be recorded in the Official Record TO LEONOR A FLOP ES fictIIlauss.' YOU ARE NOTIFIED th4t action or NOT While many of communications traffic. Book in name of CAVE ST COMPANY, and the Office of the Clerk of the to toreclo,, a mortgage on itt PU B i.. I C EXCE E DING $7,1On are on record for repeal of the these ordinances have yet to be 10305 Clearly Lane I M PRQ V EM E N T ('rcu,t COVcI of Seminole County. that I intend to register And if you're planning to tollow.ng property said name Mitcheliville, Maryland 20716 In Seminole REVENUE BONDs, SERIES 1976. FlOrida, 4nd law, under which there have tested In higher courts, their travel to Canada with with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, that this Resolution be your CounI. Florida YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Seminole OF SUCH CITY 10 PAY THE COST published not more trian been no arrests in recent proliferation has been spurred mobile CR unit, thirty days County, Florida In ac LOt 120. QUEENS MIRROR action to foreclose a mortgag, on you should OF SUCH PROJECT; PROVIDING nor 15% than lwenty days prior to memory. the following properly in Seminol, co'cance with the provisions the SOUTH REPLAT. ADDITION TO FOR THE byrad1ationproWeanswi the holding RIGHTS Fictitious Name Slatute's, know that your FCC lk'nse CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, ac at Ihe upcoming OF THE County, Florida. To Wit: In Kentucky, it's another gear. HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS SECOND PRIMARY ELECTION doesn't operation outside ording to the p1st thereof as PROVIDING Los 73. Block C, W000MERE Section 14305 Florid. Statutes tot September 7$, 1576, story. That state has a law 5 In New Jersey, seven CBers the UnitedSt,ates. You'll need a recorded in Plat Book II. Page ii. THEREOF FOR THE PAYMENT R. Carroll PARK SECOND REPLAT, CS AND I HEREBY CERTIFy that the MAKINC, banning the use of mobile who should have known better courtesy recorded In Plat Book 13, Page 7). Publish Aug. 25, Sept. 5, 12, 19, 1976 Public Records Of SemInole County, CER'AIN OTHER tourist license, ob- Florida DEC.ISS COVENANTS above and foregoing Ii a true and Public Records of Seminole Counly, scanning monitors entirely and had their rigsselzed recentiy by /1110 ..GMEEMp IN CON correct COpyol a Rejolvtiajt passeø tamable (rain the Department rias been tiled against you and you NECTiO4 Florida INVITATION TO BID ,SlTH THE ISSUANCE unanimously by the Board of County has been liiid against you and you CityeISanfd, of Transportation in Ottawa. ate requ ,r,d to Wrve a copy of your OF SUCH BOO" CO(flfflifliof54rS of Seminole County, are required to Serve a Copy of defenses, it any, to it, on Florida As a practical matter, written your DULY ENACTED BY THE CITY FlOridi, slits regular meeting held Julius G. Petruska, ROWLAND, written defenses, if any, to I,, Sealed bids will be received in tPt' On ON AUGUST 9, 1914, CHANGING Onthe2lthdayofiuly,;,,4,5, however, Canadian authorities PETRUSIA. BOWEP4 & 'AC Julius G Petruska, ROWLAND, office of Pie City Manager, Sanford, THE DISPOSITIVE PROVISIONS PETRUSKA. BOWEN 1. have been very understanding DONALD, Plaint,ff attorney, CONCERNING Florida, on a Maint,oance Contract BOok to, C Said County. THE 1974 whoSeaddrrssis)OsuorrnMagoolia DONALD, Pi1ifllltI' attorney, Mellenville Avenue Elevated ., IN 1iTI4ESS WHEREOF, I have in dealing with AmeriCans WhO Avenue, REDEMPTIOPI ACCOUNT whOSeaddres is301 North Magnolia Orlando. Florida 37501. on Mofllrytp Wafer Tank, hPrimunto set my THE hand and .111*60 PRO'/lSiONS haven't bothered to get the or before September 240', 191a. and IN Detailed specifications are Avenue. Orlando. FlOrida 3250). i OffiCiAl aeal of the Board of SUCH ORDINANCE CON or before September 24115 1976, and available at the office of the City permit. In most cases, owners filetheoriginalwitntheclerko,lhIS CERNIpiC, County Commissioners, tNV57M(T Ihi PIn tile the original With ttte Clerk Cnl ilh,r before Service on the Manager. W)PIEy 114 THE CONSTFIIJCTIOU 'My of July, AD, 1976. areadvisedtogetthenecee,j Planlift's of this All bids shall be in the City attorney or immediately Court either b.for, service on the ATTEST permit and sent on their way. thereafter, O'harwtse a default w'iI TRijSf FUND PIainlifl' Manager's Office, City Hall, San. attorney or immediately Arthur t-t DeCk*ith Jr A copy snail be available at th• ford, Florida not later than Readers of this column may be entered against you for the relief Olfice of Inc City Clerk thereafter, otherwise a default will I 30 CIe 04 Use Board of for' ill be entered against you for M Wednesday, September 27. secure CU CITY BUMPER demanded in the Complaint the relief persons desiring to elamint ' lt5 Cc.uniy Commlssion,rs $976 TM bids Will be publicly demanded In the ':oniplaint, in aOd for Seminot, STICK EKS by writing to tns Court. this 191st day 04 Augt.si, same Opened on the same dale at 2'Qi WITNE$$mynandal1of ulh1. F ICt-IdO All parties in inleresf and itilvns I, MeNaught SyndIcate, 10 E. '' this Court, this 19th day 01 PM August. sisail hive sri oppou'tunity to tie '"' (Seas) 1976 The City Commission reserves lZwJ St., Room 751), New York, the °"' Clerk heard it Said hearing. AflPj, H B.ckwitn, Jr. right to accept onto reie(t any or all Seal) By Order of the C,t Cornm,,*Jqn N, 'i, 10017, maclosing a 1.3-cent Clerk of he Circvt Court Aflhr H Becksuitli, Jr bids in tIle 005t iflt,rts of Its, City of the City ot Savsfortt, Florid.p. By. Mary N. Darden hug letters eiivelope If Sanford. Clerk of the Circuit Court 50 $ I 'IO ' - i.( __________________ H. N. Ta")iti, JP. i'( •tiiI.d Deputy Clerk By Mart. N. Darden w. I. Knowtes, ceota for each two bumper Pi,OIiih Aug. fl. 39. Sept. 3. I? '916 Deputy Clerk City Manager Publish Aug. 79. Sept I, 1914 stickers desIred. PubiiVlAirj 19, 1if7 oc ias Publish, Aug. 22, 21. Sept. 5, I?. )t7 City of Sifliord DEClIS nrc t; DEC 104 Pbiiih: Aug. 75. 1916 DEC Si It's your seTve... lan*dAuc$Ppn nss trancit. 313.7345 LAUIPISO ADS DON'T COST - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If T$IY PAY. Classified Ads didrrt wart. there wouldo't be any. ffian I8 is display new me medal abeve pround peal. You Name 11,1 Ivy It ' . P11sgg11346$2 Wanted, Nesidetitiai $151 1sf swimming Hsl. Leading : - CLARINET Very OCaWNton Call collect 3N.V31611. llvIRplo LOT: lii ft.i scenic Weai,. Rlvs', paved vol Iu*w, Aup $ If ksIl *nliw Aleminom -e yowst awlmming pule. (2, lPe2( d Saner. 3CR, 3 baThs, central air Itest, 2 car garage exct4, 1 M, 1M* PP ,. Wiel desks, dub kitchen Bathrasm Cabinets, Iv''s• hIP iP0 V 1 1 L 00 K I N 0 L A K i 333 355) & chairs, secretarial deWs & 3fl FRAME HOME: 3 Cl, 1 bath, Fl i. Counter tops. Sinks lnelaIlatlea chairs, Straight chaIrs, filing MONROE_. or ICR, 3 barn fri IIIC TV'S, misc. Nems widat ren.. dining ten. Only $12111. 3slevel, living room with fireptec.. 3 SN, 2 beth, waII.well carpet, fl Homes avaIlable. Bud Clout. 3211113 '' cabi*wfs, as is, Cast) and carry anytIme. aid Master CMr1 walcotne. Reser On ½ acre with option on ad. NOLL'S central hei..ir, 3½ acres plus, SAN LANTA: 3 Cl. 1½ bet your new apartment now. Small 2 Bedroom I, Ioining ½ acre. wax. Ci$6Ilt-y,1197,5*011 Conveniently located, singlestory, for hors.s. furnished trailer cement black, range and retri I. with cabin.. Rent or Sell. ,, l&SBR.patioapss.wiilbar,.dy ownsvs, 3224111, S4Isv00heki Guam JENNY CLARK REALTY siI,an. ______________________ for occupancy In terly OCtober.3370. ______________________ Realtor Ptlofw3oS3fl.)3, 43-1Jua'-Osvn Santord- OPEN HOU5, Sat. 5, French Abundant storage, (including Days and After Hours WilT REALTY' Sun. 13 noun to dark. By owns'. 3 attic), decorative wall covering, 323340 _-Reso,-t Property .awn Mower Sales & Service - WI SR.l½bsm,c.,,ral,g,, plush landscaping, complete CLASIP lED ADS ARE SLACK I leg. Reel Estate leeks' 3ii.o P On, of Singer's tsp Touch and Sow WscreenpsIIg,gag,, Sell the But & Service the list. CLA4IPIID Abs ARE BLACk & Sound proofing, "GE energy of. WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. ZIgZag maclines. Assume WWt'TI AND READ ALL OVER. Western Auto, 301W. FIrst St., sn $23400. $31 Marshall Ave. or call 333715$ ficiency package", in the nicest Hutchison Ocean front Apts., 335 S. 41*3, 322.1103. bslanceof$I$SJSerpey$1),50por courtyard living environment in Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call HOME AND BUSINESS _______________ maim. WIlt Ski trade.ks. linger ______________ _____ theare.. Toselfurnished models PROPERTY Mrs. R.U. Hutchlson, 3224055. W.GARNETT WHITE CombInid on busy __________________________ equipped to zIgzag & make button NELSON'$ P L011 DA ROSES 7ciiat1o,mi Vehicios call Z1og bofwen S sm. & highway. $3,$O0, Real good Weadrvft'$OardenC.,te, CASSILSERRY- DEAR RUN holes. Balance of 111.55 or 10 p.m. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, If Reg.RealEstat,,roke, terms. payments of $4, Call credit 4.1 CifSI'yAVi. COUNTRY CLUB- Spiclj 4 I)' Truck Camper SOWN KRIDER,A$SOC. Classified Ads didn't work there OPEN HOUSE manager, 3125411 or we at IR.SbsthrIgltonth.,sHc.u,,, in excellent conditIon )OIW.Commerci.I _!" be y. Poultry manure for your 31-Apartments Furnished REDUCED su,ax. MUST SELL fill gavi Private beckyard surrounded by SANFORDSEWINGCINTII 327436.3 Pttone33l.71$1, Sanford of pasture, 13 ya leednt at the NOWI Large aflractive S CR, 3 bciutlfvl oak tries. Split bedroam ISlE. lst$t.. farm, Neldan's ESlf"ii, Egg SAN MO PARK, 1, 2, 3 bedroom beth, choIce area. $4J05. Has Øin. detle garage, Lake Newell *-ntod to Riflt ___________________ BATEMAN REALTY large family room, cuntrai air wFarm, Need Ellis 77- Lutes Weated o.,, trailer apis, Adult, family park. Higf, School. Net In city limits, * SINGER FUTURA * w carpet, beautiful fenced (°ff'lS).2mI.e.iOojou,s, leg. Real Estate Broker Weekly. 331$ Hwy 17.2, $lnfotd Orivcoutfodiyt.415 Eagle Circle Want to rent house with acreage. COuntyart swImming pool. Call and see a Well for Ona of lingers finest. Sold new for 323.1530. 2630 S. SanfocdAye. CUY JUNK CARS-from $10 to $33. only 037411 Phcni 322.7411 or 323.13)5. 14 he. RldlngMawer today or see at OPEN HOUSE, Call fl1.O?gseves.3v.7643 over $100. Needs somsune to Call 372.1434 after 4 p.m. Pttytll, Capponi, Rietfir ______________________ 33" Cut Sunday, 4Lakc Mary - clean & private, Ito 4 p.m. 1100 Cornell assume balance, $115.11 or pay Aisoclate. After hours. b4i723 Phane3fllslo QUIET ARIA Neal $13.30 mo. Free home trial. Will bedroomfurnust,edapt.lma,,,no MORE CASH PRICK! & PRICK! S'3SRrldacoratedes,s,c pets. 3273930. take trade. NATIONWIDE lsre&Exetknewaffheis, ASSOCIATES INC.. REALTORS VETS- NO DOWN 35*, 1½ For WreckidorJupJ kl,cp,et, cabinets, eating bir, ni. 4S$3 SEWING CENTER, 177 N. $712, PLANT*&ANSW!RS. ffis, air con LakuMc, carpeslng.newroof,cenfrai,,.. 41'-4-fousei, Cassiberry.Lonqw..#. sw.asei. i,r:j Cars & Tru.ck,,, ,.3!!!Jst St. .. Fwn.'M'e. ... large fenc,fk yard payment, Tl'tesh.dedfenced3 B*,1½ B., 4y, va,rJ;'' ' models. 1 days -. 4 iPr. $3,000 dOwn, II8 372 7244 monli, Penney's fmceria1"gifflg'.rt5,, REPOSSESSED HOMES- Freshly Fla. rm., kit, quip., aIr, cpt., week' Calf ColleCt, 3112131 os_..Eqolpai. Prici $21400. Owner, 3330132. with lcemahar, UiS SulIt.In ____________________ ________________ Paln;ed, 4 BR, 1½ batn, si,,u. lOx MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE No oven & Range, $05 kits Deluxe 21' awn bldg. $V,Jop 333.451 cuing costs, $100 down, siij No qualifying, pay equity, ________________________ COI0rTV.AirCond.,MaidS.rv. 7$-Motorcycles øt'yet', us, Isag iarpst, Ws1l', me. 30 Yrs. 5½ APR. Steam CleanYourown Carpet morfg.g,, I Others REALTOR, MLS CR, QUALITY INN NORTH 3 SI, 3 bath, family rm. 1½ baths rid, 165; l7'x1 red, $10; 1l'*l$' lint °Uf' Relui$nvc available many areas. garage, gold carpes. ci... i Motorcycle ifliurance i 4&SR431,Longwood fireplace, central heat.str, 112400 red, white I blue, 161, Trundle CARROLL'S FURNITURE Insist 323-Sil4anyflme CRANKCONST REALTY schools, 323.07$7 after 3:30. BL.AIRAGENCY Fruit I Wade tress. Ravna bed, $8, All must go. 3334713, ____________________ ___________________________' I BR, furn. apt., lights, water (urn. REALTORS_a.1 ______________________ 333.3566or 323.77 10 Eves. 3fl26 SIOWSE AND SAVE.. . It's easy Adults only, 553. 372.72% after 1 Pe'ts-Suhes REALTORS and fun. . . The Want Ad Way. )NI Honda. Cl' 310, 1500 MIles. 0 wk.days. hances . 20733th5T. WInter Springs, musi sal, 3 BR, 2 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE -. Excellent cond., 1350. 322.3517. bath, famIly room, finced. $2240J, Lovely 3 BR, 3 bath, central Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and Sanford, Adults only. Modern Studio ______________________ hut I, INTERESTED7 0305103. Show qualIty. Cropped cii's & KINMORE WASHER, parts, air, family ten., wags, large 1 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. $5 Country home, mint conditIon. 3 51, Shots. $110 to $300, Terms. 363. '76 Honda CS 311, still on warranty. service,, used machln, fenced yard, separate studio. e. up. 323-0015. 7 bath, central heat and air, By Owner-i SR. 3 baths, garage, US miles. Faring bet Inst & ellisv INC $710. s,aj A*OONIYA?PLIANCESS2I.16,1 equity & awume loan of • $33 acceseeris, 3210454. fence carpeted, central heel I. "SERVICE BEYOND 334$ Part Dr max. 331.0103. air, near park, $26,050, _______________________________ RIGISTIRID PIKINQESI THE CONTRACT" l&2SRMobiIeIlom.s 7973 Honda 355. Top shape, Low S3-lV.Radii.$Iijes 4 BR, 2 bath, Longwood, $27,500. 6 Weeks Old 4CR, 2 batt, plus family room, Iaje ST. JOHNS REALTY Adults-Nopets POOL HOME In quiet area with mileage, $t Call Jofm 373.51% CO. Phone 323.3105 alter S. central HA, paneled Family LakcMary-3 BR, l½biffi,fenced COI0rTV'$from $11; BROKERS room, 1g. inside utility room, a S&Wfriin $13, __________________________ heat I air. undiriround pump, Reserve your new completely yard, $34,900, Service FlitOne year old black and all makes, HERB'S TV Day's 3224)72 screened porch by a beautiful beautiful shrubs & fruit trees. furnished studio apt, now Con. 80-AUtOS for Sal. 1200 French Ave., whIte female. A nice dog. Phone _____________________ Nighfs._m.n33 pool. Easily affordable at only 2 BR, 1 Convenient to schools I Shopping. venlently located, single story, bath, Country 3324062. Cli. Central $274001 Pstioapartmentswillbeready for (Club louse & Olympic pod). heat and air, $11,000. Solid wood deac,ij INS Pontiac GTO 4 Speed, afr alt 51,300 down, A5sm 4Mbll, HOHI $313 $100 firm. Psn, 33rni. stock equip, $1,000. $314614 after payments, 3234170. ' Occupancy In early October. POSSIBILITIES ABOUND i,, this Store Building, corner 7th afid Abundant storage (including ________________________ S. well.maInfained 3 BR, 2 bath attic), decorative wall coverings, Cypress, with 3 apartments flOw Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom 54-Garagi Sales home on large wooded lot with a plush landscaping, complete Iif5td, $11,900. mobile home. Excellent condItion, Horse Pasture For Rent $13 Ps' me, 1155 Austin Healy Sprite, now tIres, Sound proof rig, "GE energy ,. 2i'id kitchen and bath upstairs, as covered patio, storage building, 1409. Cogglns Requited, Upsala r' well as separate entrance ,or an offer. 323.7343. Garage Sale, $hwdiy & $uni ficlency package" in the nicest Road, 323134& ____________________ pool, marIna, tennis, 517400. 611. REAL ESTATE Teen's cishes, sIze 3,4,17; independent in the family. Newly Courtyard living environment In 5316. vacuum; misc. 701 Cherotte 1 Yr. Old Roan Mare, schooled by Less, a Datsun inctuding 1 cars and 3237832 Ihe area. To see model, cal 371. paint outside, Copper piping and !°' trucks. For information call Bill professional trainer. Excellent Circle, SVIIOI-d _lfl2ObetwomI a.m.&$ p.m. new plumbing. Check this one out 333.7115 EVES. 3721557 or 322 04)7 Ray or Jack MInk, 531.13)5. Lovely old, Completely restored 2 '73 Ramada double wide,, 24'xIO', 3 riding horse; also 11 rite. old _____________________________ for only $2&SOOl II, s bath, kitchen, living room, 5tOry home on 3 chain linked Appaloosa Pallmino Colt, 323.06.3. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and dining room, den ww carpet. Garage Sale: Friday and Saturday. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 SR. fenced acres. $11,530, Owner, 323 LONOW000- Beautiful corner 31A-Ouplexes MisCefiansu, items. 331 Meet 15,000. 323-00)1 after $ p.m. family room, screened porch, big with large oak shade tree in front, '73 Models. Call 3335130 or $34. 1116. Ave., Lake Mary, fenced back yard, utility building. 4405 Daler. f8-Wan ins quiet neighborhood, this 3 Buy 13 YR. PHA FINANCING A bargain at $17400. BR, 7 11th home is close to Unfurnished,twobedrooni Security JUST PLAIN PRETTY CARPORT SAL.! 1971 PontIac OTO 400, 3 speed, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ....... Inside ii out. 3 an schools and I-I & 17.53. Features Deposit, Adults Preferred. 323. lt.pian 2M$MaenotiaAv.. 310)OclsndoDrive Turbo.Hydro, Mage. Runs go. 6430 or 3335551 large rooms, range, refrigerator, wail to wall carpet, only 3½ yrs. _______________________________ Saturday&$uny Santord, 3235200 51,300 Cash. 332.0055. young, central aIr, garage, FHA ____________________________ metal shed, utility room, patio, ____________________________ DAVE 'S 373 1170 I BR, unfurn., Central heat & air, or VA. Only $36,00. call 535.0545, Garage sales are in season, Tell the and double carport. Will seilfHA. 1972 CadIllac Sedan DeVilie 43-LOt A kitchen equIpped, inciesed See it today to appreciate this peopt, about It with a Classified Cash 322-4132 ______________________________ Excefisnt Condition garage. Nics shady yard. Inquire LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR _____________________ Ad In the Herald, 323.36)1. 531 attractive home. Only $29,500. ___________________________ Phone 323.3300 For I'Sod furniture, appliances, ___________________________ I to 3, 322.1141. SANFORD- 62 dry Mres nsa, St. 9113. tools, etc. Buy I MLS REALTORS Lake APry- 2 t.edro-4n, Florida Joists. itio,xo. 4471511. or 1001 ltertis. '74 Toyota Corona, 4 dr., white, room, fenced shady yard. Larry's Mart. 21$ Sanford Ave. 2203 Park Ave.-3 BR, carpefe, Yard Sale: Saturday and Sunday, black vinyl top, FM radio, 25000 SACKETT INVESTMENT 321.0041 air, $110 me. plus damage deposit. 113,000. 332.1101. AUg.3$&35,Sa.m,to4pm ION CORP.,REALTORS ml. Lik, new, SIICQ. 322.1043, PINEY . WOODS BARN - We Buy ___________________ 01.1733, SUNLAND-.- 301S. SunlandDevon Ave., WkWer SprIngs. ni 2017 s. FRENCH ''Pujnl*ure.g,' Miscellaneous. Sell 1561 corner lot, 3 BR, 1 bath, Large 3' com Winter Spring- 102 David. 14 20 ACRES COLORADO 51,1761 Cadillac, Coup,, new In. pletely fenced. Attractive paneled commission, Free Pick. BR, I beth. Under $20,000. Low Only $60 Down. $60 Montisy. Total CARPORT SALE: Sat. & Sun. III? spedion, no air, $355 firm. 322. 32-Houses UflfUrfljShed 7 Story, 3 BR, 1½ B. fireplace, down. $63 per month. Great area Auction, Saturdays 1 p.m. family room, carpeting, 53iP30. Household items, MIsc, 2007 7, Price $1,573. Famous San Luis ___________________________ for young or fixed income family, shaded fenced yard, 3 car garage, _f0rd2.2270, Maple Ave., Sanford. Valley, Southern Colorado. Steed. 3 Bedroom,) bath, Carpeted, $113. 516.300. 17400 dn. fl3.34 after 4444435, LOCH ARBOR- 104 Orange 1153 Ford Galaxie 511 w. Tenm, Amarillo. Tesas. 3101. 11th Sf. Callafter6p.m. $425 Loadsofpotentiat,IBR,2bath,ifl FiRST OFFERING-3 SR,Sbatti, 70-Simp & Trade 75101. P06.3764690. Lake (105 pyts. of Mary, 3 BR. near lake, 6410 Of' 323)904. lovely Loch Arbor. Needs some 55-Boats & Accessorle Call 323.77)3 after 5p.m. •'L Fin. Clig. $1,421. O,f. Pyt. fIreplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, large family rosm, 13'x30' repairs. Priced to sell at $23,000. Pt-ice $435, APR6 pci.) Ill,quiet, clean, no pets. 5)33 pIus screened porch, well to wall *30.000. 4 lofi. 530.000. 373 7374 SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET _____________________________ '77 Grand Prix, excellent condition. ROSSON MARINE DO. The Horton OrganIzation, carpet, central heat and air. Lake Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. $2,500 finn. Phone S3417I2. Markham Chain- By owner, 2925 Hwy 17.52 COUNTY- Narcissus Ave.- Newly Realtor, Eves. 373.33V. No charge. All admitted free. Multiple Usting Service 100' on watir, 17$' deep, 150' front built custom 3 BR, 2 bath, on 1½ 3223561 Come brows, every , $ '13 Super Beetle, 43,000 mIles, 1 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES nicely cleared. Shade trees, good acres. Plenty of oak shade trees. EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH at the Movleland Dnlve.ln 21' T Craft, 1964, 140 hp. Merk. Ow!Wt.$2,0000f'beltOff.q Phone v. Harwic, Broke plus lots location. si,sco. more. $43000. Terms. $ö3.)$, ARBOR- I BR, 3½ baths, Im. ________________________ 03.44752. Theatre, South 17.53. Deltona,614.4111 3fl. Cruise, lObosrd.outboer 1216. maculate condition, Scrcened CITY- 7211 Palmetto Ave.Acccpting applications on 6 new good condition, RadIo & depth Sanford-. miles northeaSt. ii.i I$'x30' pool, large fenced lot wIth 1157 Plymouth VIP, 4 dr. hardtop, s;5.anbuysmIsr,fui53 CR,1 town homes. Large 3 BR. 2½ finder, acres.700 n.frontsgsondin fully equipped, with off on your front porch in Cool citrus trees. Walk to IdyliwlIde this air, power steering, New: battery, baths, carpet, central air, 2 car bath home with central heal and trailer, 51,500. 322.1711. Power and phone on land. lovely older 4 BR, 1½ bath, $17,sqO. School 1. car. Golf Course. $S5.900. 71-AntIques starter, voltage regulator, aIr, in Sunland. Owner, 34.7). garage, formal dining, plus Easy farms. 031.3551, pefing, central heat & air, well __________________________ alternator, tuneup. Needs tires. private patio. landscaped lawn. $34,100, Water & lawn LOVERLY HOME IN COUNTY- 3 Good gas mileage and good 58-Bicycles maintenance furnished, plus central air.het, kitchen appl. Near lI ________________________ 3271112. Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon -MsIbiismis Is, IsIs M. 'UNSRTH REALTY General Confider Jim Hunt Noon ________ - Reinanufactur CfSétsPidnned UI = FurnIshed S 4h-#bASS ________ - Rigs To Be Changed To 40 Channels I I I I I I I I I I I I I 4I-êUIN Winier SprIngs- 3 SR 1½ bith, __________________ One 1 3 Sodriein apartments. 1 BR Mobile Home In Longwood, tern. ntt., fireplace. I furnished Or unfurnIspied, Newly $113 mo. No pets, 030 5630. sChool. Inc. patio. $,glQ, redscorae, Come we. I. Alrpcwt • TAFFER REALTY 327.011),' Blvd., Urlfoi'd. 323.lSao.Lake Mary-S SR furnished house, leg. list Estate Rr*s' _____ newly rofinuspled inside and out. REDUCED $2,000- IlCO I.23ff, St. Medlinhilfig home? Sell no 251, 1½ bath. its. No pets. 332.35* FlOrida f'Oifl, $cTSSi PWC). Oti na.e. ut uwfu$ flp5 prIvate ?oad. Accesi to diep canal With a want ad. Colt 3223601cr 25R,carpeted,air ____________________ tSldlflgtO$f.JaR,s'$3, w1 Adutts,$)isOme 37)4301 or 3fl.44 2$24PrkDr, 2CR. apt., walI.waIl carpet, 372.31)5 ithruStlmes .......4)ca W1"IURS Iir$g -Hous Fuuls BAi&) COVE APIS RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. Unlurnishid ADS i' ...-.......... i - r • . .. . _______________ ' .-,. - .. .. ' t iii.,.) l;'i/, I ,.., .,., . i1_. I.l'I . 'I ' _______. - •' !. .1 ' " , .,. ''," 1L1 i,, ,, s4 . , 1 i* ....- W'.trsxUs -,'-5'v','y '." eo'-r rç"x "'i-" $,'i �J.,y.*iss, si Si!!1I1iISNSISW, ISØtPL . Moynihaw The World ' 0 ___ VVQVM _ Will Break Your Heart 1`141MMIM111118 111111011. If* AM "I __ MEW NDqpusIWA. whe e 4 0 Grade Through College •1• %W SCHOO / TIME' or orl A" a In Beft School . I SUN*In Manhattan. It Is a cW block on Me MW 86 and aimeIs not u old there u, 1 •, BACKTO Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Is rThni for Ui .inMor Ir N w York,h.an..VA apadmsths,àghfl.orot 1 Starmint or no crositown an NO Avenue woland where Pat "HeA's Kitchen In the dwynelghbodioodln Manhattan where Moynihan Ilresnow)ehivel*eaougy thewo mwdsrs In the l two weeks, numerous muggings • v•' I ''' : - jr. --4 e se Daniel Patrick Moyalban, rive a Candidate for U.& ambassador to do UWW Nations, cabinet member or V V U - t. MARTI ROKITA - ••-• ' - It's Back To School You can.help your police department this whitebabred pillar, this AYAJFANPA-ni2W~~-•• protect our most precious asset S our children . .. . by obeying all school zones- and watching for children, nI& witbovit the protection of a my his dogorv y Pod track isely u1 was driving In car thr011igh the thrw= esucraUc argomeats are a Vace. square at . he heard about Pearl Harbor, "the • "CWoms and federal dirug event After MY Im , foftish and the CIMM=rHe was Serving as campaign car, going to a Secretary r I%Meafrpoltth Now Jerssy bickering ft can break your when John Kennedy was where he would depart for a heart Who guts the money for asisesthated. speaking emgagemu* sp.it Informers? Who outranks "AL the funeral, I remember In the beck lest, be sat In a whom? Imesi,ft can make you laying Ibere's no dark him soft and dark dapper weep from fr raUon." being Irish If you don't know bow tie and an allogither Daniel Patrick Moynihan that the world's going to break shocking yellow grew , tot. His father left your heart eventually.' Bid life falls onto the right side of home when he was a boy. He goes on," said Moynihan, forehead In miniature Virginia was ,H1 lit shoes In limes looking out the car window. ated acenes. O "You bow that one4lfth of an "Iftleries In the United am co itted in New York City." he _ mm State _ s of those are people In the Should. 0 • i nmItted by ci 14 t Limit FatIntake DEAR DR. LAMB— I need I block and have a p.mmaker. I don't 4 U . ,D .mIOfl -v.Cu,5, iil'OWfl, lop iwu, generally prefers to dress up in • THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY THE FOLLOWING SAFETY-MINDED BUSINESSES . ________________________________________________________________________________ Lamb . r 0 Y v TON • Invaded by bar barians were invaded by DEAR READER— Since and rely more on roasting, barbarians. He called that age a1m all people who require broiling, baking and boiling. group from 14 to 34 the W- an 'mD]xd pacemaker have To give yvu more information . ; •-.. .. - ., - 0 ' _P - 0 Atheroacleosis. Others who •0 0 #, 0 2417 S. FRENCH AVENUE for the anxieties of autumn. children often appear knowing what's expected, or what the teacher's reaction willbe to different kinds of performance and behavior, you must expect such cases, talk about the problems of getting back Into the routine of school work with the child. Under 25 - SR-22's who will have so much Influence upon his life for the next term. Beyond the basic role of educator, the teacher has Canceled - ReI.cted EL Payments - QUOIU Many parents who observe a shade of melancholy in their child as fail ap- grouchy, tense, depressed and quick to anger. And these anxieties should not the potential to determine whether the coming months are pleasurable or Some anxiety to continue. Make it a point to talk with the teacher shortly after school begins. m proaches believe the blues be dismissed as simply a are a reaction to the end of the fun and games of vacation and the beginning of the work and regimentation of school. Yet there are also mothers and fathers who observe that their Youngsters have tired of the summer's indolence and now anticipate reaction to. a change of season. A new semestep generally means a different teacher from last year and possibly new classmates. It is an unusual child who Is totally unconcerned about the Individual or individuals SANFORD 322-0295 OR 831-9774 . SLOW DOWN IN SCHOOL ZONES ___ BILL BAKER VOLKSWAGEN INC niq Sanford F- - Ph. "NOW TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU" SANFORD )2 Hwy. I7. South S. Hwy. t712&Trvck 3n.ms DoLand Ph. i36-Nis W 1 I. SHOE STORE i 208 E. FIRSTST ' PH.322-0204 it heiplul to with a youngster about any fears engendered by opening of school. Explain painful, Along with fears about the teacher may come those about acceptance by a new group of peers — who also can make the difference between happiness and misery. Until the pupil gets a sense of the teacher's Personality and develops a feeling of security in that these are normal and reasonable A parent's attitude will help the child to cope with his During the year, a condition known as the M o nday blahs" sometimes strikes children — and adults as well. In Takes Fame In Stride - 0 -- — - ' - 0 -_____ — ,_ - Klt . • ALLSTATE • OF SZMINOLE L '' : nkWIth US AFullServcs8ank • 'state U 1398 E. Semoran Blvd. Casselberry, Florida 32807 HOME OFFICE Member be F D MEMBER FLAGSHIP BANKS, INC. — I nce 0 Si tailored pair of linen-look pants and snappy print tee3tforher fist day back atI Sharon (Peaches) Brown admits that she . , .. "!- . would really rather be dressed up In a Skirt, or at least a high fashion Jumpsuit, than Jeans. The Seminole High Junior is the daughter of Mrs. Melva Jean Brown, Lincoln Avenue. Dress code in Seminole County ichools Is Pretty much upto the inlvjdml,though girls are urged to use discretion and good taste. Kathy Woodruff has no qualms about en. tering University of Florida on Sept. 20 as a freshmen. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Woodruff beamed,"I'm just so excited I can't wait. I really don't know what to expect but I'm counting the days. I will probably major In psychology" way YOU can help teacher understand your Youngster. And if im. portant events occur, even in Uw middle of or late in the year — such as divorce, a forthcoming move, a serious illness or a death in the family, send a note to the teacher advising things that could performance. - - . -- Kathy Woodruff: floor length elegance for evening. three-piece chic for day Wis rue t came true or zoo. Then Friday, also at 10 a., President Ford declared Just about every soul in there will be a home canning Thursday "Women's Equality Seminole County must have demonstration by director Day" and asked dates that Itl The Interview with the 1976 High School Cover Girl of the wished for a new zoo at some Jean Laa mark and her staff. Both have done so, to ratify the Year was set for breakfast at New York's Waldorf Astoria on the time or other, these past gardening and canning Equal Rights Amendment. young lady s several years Last Fourth of seminars are free. ! Patteson "...Give consideration to Its and coffee July, that collective wish 00 0 (ERA) ratification and the One would think that after the hectic week she'd been came true In the form of the You have to see new upholding of our net W eihaustlon at, throu he'd be showing some at of nervous beautiful Central Florida But . 00 fashion center at Seminole heritage," Ford urged. Dinky Wilkes. 1$ to Barrington, m 5um and hazel.eed Zoological Park. Community College to believe NLetry,Jerry.Ijw1j ust looked as Lorenz Hart once r Of course, It took a lot of hard g, p it. (Why wasn'tschool like that you'd given us a little prior before It's driven" . work and hard-earned dollars, six tickets for . They are when I was a student?) warning so that we could have too. And no one worked harder available from all SIERs. Thursday evening Ten finalists had been brought to New York for a frantic at 7:30 Is marked "Women's Equality than the members of SjSTER — and will be sold Sept. 3 at the round of sightseeing and photography sessions by the sponsors of Your chance to get a peek at the Day" in some meaningful Sanford's Interested Sarahs To Flagship U.S. Bank of s the contest, Cover Girl make-up and CD-Ed, a national high school uper facility when coordinator fashion. Seminole; Sept. 6 (I.Abor Day) Joan Sheppard and her fellow Encourage Rejuvenation. periodical. The finalists were chosen from 2,000 entries. As JWY was a good month for To commemorate the efforts at the zoo; Sept. 10 outside winner, Dinky was presented a $1,000 check — but more im. host an open house. ERA proponents, as you must of all who made the new too Publix in Sanford Plaza and portant, she had the chance to audition for Cover Girl cornSept. 17 outside Zayers, San- Georgia Caxel of Sears will give have noticed if you subscribe to possible, to commemorate a talk on "Fashion Trends." any of the leading national merclals and Is guaranteed an appearance In one print ad which • Bicentennial, and to ensure a I've heard her once; can't watt women's magazines. Almost run in Co-Ed. 4~ permanent source of future The Inscription on the well for this time. The fashion center without exception, they carried Dinky has been modeling since she was 12. Her mother was income for the zoo, the will read something to the efeasy to Find; it's right in support of the ERA, also a model. She has done two nationwide commercials and . . SISTERS are donating a fect. Be careful what you wish derneath the library, about anarticles effort proposed by Redbook in the May Issue of Seventeen magazine In a Dr Scholl Pd. She Is Dinky Wilkes : '1 d like to ha e a job like Barbara for, because it silkely to come plum center wishing well which will be of the college.magazine Walters" already earning $40 an hour. true. e zoo. i.a1rejtjg,. p1aced in the But I still run Into women While at the open house, take SISTEH will provide the Who 3A ii • • materials for the wishngwsU; Like to have your cake and time out to meet Judy Brurnnst pick that?"Forjt,orajjt bau h SCC's newclothing zoo director Al Rown and his eat it? Grow your vegetables design teacher who has just up a July issue of your favorite crew will build it. and can them? 71he Community book -His magazine and find out. Your , ready, about 1100 has been Canning Center in Sanford published September is the beginning of lawns and ornamentals. -September nclude future could depend on jt' Tailor ng 0w. Your garden shops will collected. but that is just the offers a fine opportunity to And Hers the fall gardening season. It's For fall vegetables and calendula, candytuft, cleome, have many more. Instructional Guide.' stam 'Me wLddq well will cost learnhow. time to do just 3bout everything flowers, start preparing a good dirnthmi, gaillartua, gerbers, Designed for teacher, student I jOined some of the friendly in the region of $750 — lea It A two-day gardening seminar In a Honda garden. Things to planting bed. Locate the plot In bab)s-breath, nasturtium, Watch your lawn anti 01- Rozon can get so home sewers 0 sexes, folks at Southern Bell for their me of the will be conducted by consider include seedbed an area which receives full sun pansies, petunias, phlox, namental plants for pests. it's Wcks donated only comprehensive traditional Vlank goodness it's — and Friday agricultural extension agents it is the preparation and planting of a at least half a day and stay snapdragons, statice, sweet still warin enough f()r inw.ts the SISTERs embarked on a Reggle Brown and John Mat. -book devoted exclusively to Friday' luncheon this week. vegetable garden and annual away from large trees. Tree peas, verbena and violas. The such as s ales. white nies, Greene makes c ticket-Gelling campaign to raL%e thes on Wednesday and modem tailoring for men and Uly a flowers, general clean-up of the roots are strong competitors for list of vegetables is equally mites, aphids and caterpillars the needed doll women. It includes complete Three prises Thursday at 10 a.m. at memorable chicken and home grounds, planting hardy (ertilizer and water so plant long beeU, broccoli, cabbage, to be damaging shrubs. Sod are biing offered to I ucky ticket c instructions aided by many dumplings dish. and Alva shrubs and preparation for vegetables or annuals in a spot carrot, cauliflower, lettuce. webwormj and armyworms are holders — a first prize of a $O Ave. Each session will Last illustrations, on all phases of Conway-3 peanut butter pie uver-.w(bPg lawns. Fall is a where trees wun't compete. onions, radish, spinach, tur- ravaging many lawns nd tailoring and alterations, would have even Jimmy Carter 11 savings bond, second Of 1150 about two hours. For timetu keep a watchful eyeoul Amend the seedbed with Iup.s.TheseareJustafewofthe both concentrating on the con- opponents brown patch disease is a and third 01 $100. benefit, plan to attend drooh. 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HeraldSerylces JOHN HAMILTON Senior Account Agent U.S.BANK U IT -- senior, concurra that faghlm come and fashions go, but no OuM is as perma newr Popular as blue jeans among the high school set. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Williams, lake Mary Drive, has selected a Careful What 'C au se y Cover Girl Of Year ' I ds, wIth pleasure the start of a new school term. Whether children look forward to school with eagerness or dread, "1 'FORMS OF INSURANCE & BONDS __ • For children, September often seems the cruelest month, because they must exchange the carefree pleasures of kfle summer Al D Harding Avenue, will wear her favorite jeans and a new patchwork tee shirt beck to school Monday. The fifth grader, like her classmates, favors the casual look. Laurie Williams, a SMnhliole High School . . 0 _____ I - F n,& Over;'-SeptemberB1ues lague INSURANCE AGENCY • barlans They are people who coronary artery disease I would on diet principles I am sending don't know how to behave In presume that is your PtOblefl. you The Health Letter number society. And the older That means you should be on a 13, Diet. Preventing coronary artery disease. want this Issue can send a long, Such a program Inclades self-addressed, stamped enChinese the Germans Hindus, the Roman, the Huns. wJffkieM calorie relltri-'11010 in velope with. 50 cents fw it. "So the problems for a relation to your daily activity or Address your ;etter to me in calorie obesity. needs to eliminate or care of this newspaper, P.O. society are either increased or pmvealt It also indudes Box 1551, Radio City Station, decreased depending on the number of these so-called limiting your fat to no more New York, NY 10019. barbarians. Here are some than 35 per cent of an total DEAR DR. LAMB— I had a statist, which may reveal calories in your diet and Partial hysterectomy over 20 limiting yoiruturated(at to no years ago. The cervix was iait why crime has grown in j more than 10 cent f your 15 years, If I got then right: "pm i through i*, the total daily calories. In addition I have been taking size oftiispargrooping you should limit your thethyimjlbederolhone for grew by ILl million. In the 10 cholesterol Intake to no more about seven years. wai this 24agegro years from 1W to lyle, the 14- than 300 milligrams a day. hormone help to cause cancer? iincreasedby12i YoumayneedtoregrjctYour DEAR READER— No. It million! Societies an over the salt Intake, too, depending may Increase the chances of upon your medical status. world not j the r of the Wdng of t, To accomplish these goals society could hardly cope ti is no with trying toclv1flze such an you need quite a hit of in- good ccthat this orother or enormous YOU female hormones ca cancer. 'Thetumultofthelll0shada should use lean meats with the Your partial hysterecomy , fat removed, white meat of removed that danger or with t f ckenor turkeywith the skin conflagrations in America. Bid However, you can still in France, for example, The removed, &M lean fish. You develop cancer of -the cervix. young people almost con- can rotate your meat item so not becauseof yOU et meat, poultry tributed to the fail of you are taking, but because each about onhlrd of the stlflhaveacryf government. You "In May of 1W De Gaulle time. Eliminate egg yolks, should have regular checkups actuaflyleftParisandnearly creagnandwholemllk.Youcan atleastonceayearwlth apap Well t into exile In the country. use fortified skim milk if you smear for early deetectlon of any "The world had 10 times u don't have to restrict your changes. This applies to lii many teenagers to try to sodium Intake. women with a cervix after Avoid organ civilize than ever before. U's meats, beginning the childbearing age like the python swallowing the specifically liver and brains, whether or not they are taking oz. It will be accomplitad, but because they contain lots of any hormOna. takes a lot ci time and effort" cholesterol Otherwise, eat a Today mod hysterectomies tt lt.e boom in post-World War balanced list with adequate include complete reunoval of II babies has now Leveled off, amount of vegetables and both the body and the cervical and Moynihan believes that the fruits. Avoid adding fatly portion of the uterus chaos has already leavened to a sauces or salad dressings to eliminating that danger. This is degree, as seen by quieter your vegetables. Avoid trying a sensible precaution. times on campuses. But the problems in the cities ueilrnimental,e said. He agrees that much of it •••-.--,' hastodowithdnug traffic. "Sevady R" per cent of all the robberin in New York mv drug related and committed by young people," he said. wl "Somehow we've got to 4amn inuTnational drug commerce. I think it can he done by the federal govement through diplomatic channels. "We should he emphatic that countries that grow opium are engaging man unfriendly act as 11ni far as we'te ccocamed. We do iome of that now, but enough. Not OnlY that, bid OIW • ______ was on ft nd a the book AM Z=244 1. or two. Goveramlent, Homocaming C=J,InterClub t For the itil tle ow -1th the faithful old Council, Anchor Qab end Keyettes. . .. For diversion Kathy plays temli, swims blue Jeans, faded now ftla year or two's t Aland plays the piano. wear,Indbsckizgoothert3 wornmontof Iait year. Kathy's college wardrobe will spothg2 It Is simply too expensive for most parents such fashions as blazers, coordinated skirts, . to outfit their daughters anew for the 1976-fl .; pants and blouses, Jeans, several creations school year. - . much as they'd love to. .. for after-five and her tennis stuff and t)thw*. John Rokits, &mnd 1)i1v, In addition, the busy teenager has created the North C mill stores for h and sewed Several rtoutt1sswtgchmight Year-old Marti and the other two daugbters I Just rate her as "Campus Fasidon Queen." at . --something cam. er fortable J' lla Wel' Rokb. Wilem Daniels, daughter of Mrs. Dorothy ...'-'q '•. 0 s. generation mot p through a process of ... . • of Florida. -. '. - unogho history has been diet Iamafraldlanj eating the diet for the prevention of -- skirts, but has included in her new ward.arobe Powder-blue pants and poncho-blouse, as well as a crisp " w.1,. " w....e 1umpsu., mataching jacket. Laurie Williams, top right, is neat and comfortable in trim pants and snappy print tee top. DrWI I remember reading Some know whet to at. Would you Statistics from a Prine" ploisse tall me what I can eat University demoapber iie and what I can't eat. I am said that every society very much concerned about my . expalL c 30. More m"callY. them will be a couple of • rJi ion * 0 - . cmPdftIowaawardsdascboIarp by NationalElk'sFd."n Kathy was also awarded an honor scholarship by University urge • Patient Sanford schoolgirls would allhave )es to sport on school campuses, came Sept. y • — cherubic 'and undeniably lookedsttbevwMi G together of National Honor Society and among the top to M with W" M& Point a"ng& hoflori Incladid wInning the general sftlwft award and cftmft award for tbe Senior duL in adiong new fail wardrobes" Pd= models do in the m-govineg? S DANIEL PATRICK MOYNIHAN will piww "WW -. . Mo7nthan: was in the beelt seat Of his chauffeur-driven rented WILEASE DANIELS KATHY WOODRUFF ,,. • a . rcaigly; maybe even wiser delving out of It. He 2 f:- ___ ___ - And the - . 4•'...'4 - I ...... ,..............k'.' -.'' .........................................., -................. .. . 0 - - - -. , '. .' .ti' .'. - - . - - - ____ _________ �c-s,.0 Iss,PIL If Youngster Is Thi ef .Parents Should Know __ DEAR ABBY Hera's a tOoft firIn: Same Muds came to viii hushew afteralssn, and they kse?g L vvaae, • from hill dnIL He add was sure I was there t : : DEAR D GUrw: Is er In 40slItiletbis vWft bey took it, wan't pyaly Asid 9 1 wen :,but of awn we can't be ure M I weeWl P beating w 'Idess be codesses. anda"Inbliell with NOW we mention this to the p*. AW19 On kft ya ner Is pa nm is more hr dwer, bedw take a be& then Jnt the 16 lose Involved Udw dw& hem H dw boy Is a Wait I think DEAR ABBY— What can be hisParentsougMtoknow.don't done abod 2 widow who me'res )U. a practice of calling on reav What should we do? bereaved families every aiD ese DEBAT0G evening when close klends and MR DEBATING I he relatives e to pay their were year is., uaids't yes respects? This woman has uule Wood Is , more than amvAngacqjajn. supeet After a tkeresh tancewIth most o1 these people, iuubfers$ has bsssmade bid she shows iç night after topftSI5tkerr,Ida night as long as others come. i0mit No bey She probably figures it's a bevmwft" And Ile Ik good way to get into homes ____ where she'd never be Invited. A1IOi always plenty of —d good eats and people Lu DEAR ASHY: I have a son- socialize with, and she likes to in4aw who lsanmaney.hungry talk. it's Positively disgustinill Two Since 's kind of v . ... . 0 4 1. ; •:•. • __ - , fl? •t • ' • • . • • MRS. RICHARD JAY CO6MATO Ir ; • Around • Winter - at the h' and bath train and skirt ___ 9Vli1ued with lace flowers beaded with PWIL was attached to a lace and pearl tiara and she carried a alueto yeflowsdheartrosss SELLERS •• _ MAXWELL ••. • - It's Entertainment For Bryan Harden Since the third grade Bryan Harden has been playing piano. year,aaenicrat Seminole ingimscimoot, acting. Bryan,sonolMr .andkirs.G. H. Harden of Sanford, f heexcellsInallteeftelds — musjc,%gandnasjtIs to be expected that his majors at Tennessee Tech will be music -rd plans Like and Loacthng, In a photograph on the front page of Major Roy D. Green. it was ansmouncd by Major General Joseph C; Hutchison, commanding general of the 46th to get Into the field of entertainment. but have no definite as yet," said aryan, who leaves in September for Infantry Division National Guard, that Capt. Green had his tint year at collegeIt was Sanford music teacher &64e1.Ine Malkin who gave been promoted to the rank of Major. Major Green received Bryan his first piano lesions. His chief interest Is In po his commission in the Field music, but he believes a good groig in c1' Is essential Artillery in May ,1940, He had for success in both instrumental music been a member of the 48th Bryan As entered his to= and after his voice had broken he found ___ - , Pam Division four years prior to the promotion. Just help. me out." at Winter Park Langford Harden performed on two were enchanted recently w Marilyn Messier, b weekend engagements,a3 well as several shows during the wek. elect ..r Jr., was He nsa Wed writing Jm ii and bopea to publish ofhisvkoneday."l'vegotonesong—ft'jcajeovjj'_ honored at a pee-nuptial tea at the Seminole Boulevard home that's my favorite. I have a lot of faith in it," he His interest in singing led him to audition for a pan In o Mrs. W.V. Biting. Mrs. C.L Seminole High's 1975.76 production of 'The Fantasticks.' He won Powell was co-hostess. Assisting the hostesses were time lead role. Later In the year, he gained a different experience Gail Bitting, Mrs. Mildred as musical director for the school's production of 'You're a GOOII Babcock, Mrs. John Ivey, Mrs. Man, Charlie Brown.' "But it was through 'Godopeli' that I really decided on a Harry Tooke, Virginia Wilson, ThreeRosemary Garner and Patricia theatre major," said Bryan. He played production of the musical which recently returned to Sanford Tooke. A shower honoring Miss from a tow In Florida and Georgia. In Act Three's Bicentennial Messier was given by Mrs. offering, "We The People." Bryan played his f Wallace lyre and Kathleen part — andlikedit. He was also a member of the Thespian Club, student Babcock at the Babocktiorneon . government secretary and yearbook editor this year at Seminole E. 21st ____ High and enjoys waterskilng and tennis. Mr. and Mrs. C.H. Stafford - - New house plants should be sprays. coddled as soon as they've been Humidity In a hou*f, or brought home from the apartment Isa neighborhood florist or problem In far more serious plant care than Is greenhouse. The major ex- realized. Most new plants ceptions are cactus and other require extra humidity to help succulent plants. them adjust to a new enFi rst step In the coddling vironment. Low humidity is a procedure Is to give the new common cause of leaf loss, plant a shower, both topside brown Ups, or a look 10 and under the leaves. Purpose leaf surface. Is to raise the humidity of thetwist a new plant several plant, and to wash off any Intimes a day. CAlmer options are sects and residues of insect tolndaUahumniIerorput By DORIS DIETRICH HeraIdCorreapest 1 yeas ago after she and her rdlrednavyluaband.rnovedto Sanford In 1609. The first two Years were spent giving their fle retlrernent ha ven a complete facelift. Born hi Engla nd and reared In Scotland, Peg has traveled all Europe and lived In Greece while her husband was stationed there. She said, "I have been a pack rat, collector AM beachcomber for year,, wiu now I BIYC urine to put my collection together." P Peg had never painted until 1974 when she took a course at Seminole Junior College. Every room in the tastefully decorated home spotlights her artistic cresttons. Hanging In the Living room are two paintings, a monochrome oil painting of orange, yellow and bronze tones and a three-dimensional Al seascape oil painting; and an outstanding shell creation which won first place In its fl IL A - r 1' ' C ngAU,$Ian1 n ., Whrrte, you *ari Mt 'Ye :t a's Ph. 305.322-3315 codos. ofn 31 no Del1o(a1fri,g D,p1, cd"qns vein taut Wi ie PHILIPS ' Ph It ' Willy Saul INuald pW b Joan PafleIi.i) ml sm. e,,, How d'you like this pose? IWhat's Happening ?] _ 1 - easer , ______U ___Ill . - . •• - ... ____ . I — - 'l . I ___ . -, ,.\_• - . .• • . t - J . 3'., • j • J/J J - . .. . . - _____ ____ ___ 1 ., - ) . l, - t , coffee -. . - " , - -!.. . j . ..• " 1 • IJ I. .1,. t & ___ '. , .), . , -w- Mounted over a doorway are her fashionable clothes and Is five plates created by Peg, an avid gardener. She Is using coins from Italy, currently crocheting afghans Yugoslavia, Greece, England for her grandchildren. and Germany. She has enough Why did the McKelvey's coins for four more plates. move to Sanford? While Allen (a semi-retired A bowl of la beled rocks real estate broker) was in the table. rock service stationed In Maryland, collection -is °aLec of am they, visited Mary and Jim Reddick en route to Bonita rock" from GlbrJtar. Springs for a possible In addition to hundreds of retirement home. Driving pieces of ceramics, among through the Sanford Peg's other artist ic works are neighborhood, ey spotted a th bead and shell jewelry, Cigar house for sale that needed some and other bones adorned with tender loving care, and closed pine cones and vario us the deal shortly afterwards. Christmas decorations, PiMues "J - and wall hangings using Florida materials, shell4razned mirrors, a clock and even a — ------341IU iaszuonea arorn Popsicle dicks. Peg calls her work room, the "off'limits" room. Neatly r stored In plastic cartons and file cabinets are a variety of crafts (Hirat and a library of "how-to" books and patterp.s. Peg McKelvey surrounded by objets d' art she created. Se al oil paintings stand to be category In the Florida refinished." room. Centering the old- touched up. Federation of Women's Clubs Then she pointed out many Throughout the home, many State Arts and Crafts Festival other handsome pieces of fashioned wash' stand is a white and gold ceramics pitcher and of Peg's creations wear purple in 1974. furniture she has restored, wash basin made by Peg. An ribbons as first place winners An attractive coffee table Is a An ornately carved bedroom open book of family art shows. focal point In the den. Peg said, suite, handed down through five memoribilia dates back to the To break up the routine, Peg "This Is my $4 table that I generations, graces the guest 1880s. knits, crochets, makes many of "Making something old beautif ul Ira challenge to me," Peg added. Arid the McKelvv home- — Is .-lust that beautiful. To get away from ltau, couple climbs aboard their travel trailer and joins other members of the Avton Travel Club for fun and festivity. - I_"FLORlD,'1\ GOVERNORS ARRIVE NNE HIGHWAY COMMISSION SAFETY STATE.. It has been like old-home week at School of Dance Arts where registration has been In full swing during the mornings. Former students who have grown an Inch or two, changed their hairstyles and added a jj Fiends D.psvnt of Ans,t,ocn OVA [2Tk Vem" MARY ANN GROVE A young lady dedicated to developing the best she has to give — as a dancer and as a teacher. You may have seen Mary Ann perform at Disney World or with the Ballet Guild of Sanford.Semjnole — wherever you've seen her, . . . you've seen I Three Cheers For The U.S. Post Office leather-bound publication, "The Book of Common Prayer" at S. Luke's Cathedral Book Store In Orlando. The gracious clerk assured ,me she would have the baby's flame Inscribed In gold that same day and drop ltin the mail by no later than Tuesday 'morning. She said that It would arrive in Sanford before the Sunday christening, Doubting Thomas here was a bit dubious, but kept the faith. By having the memento mailed, I hoped l was saving on driving time, parking lot fee, 'ton! using traffic regulations and several gallons of gas. Was I ever happily surprised when I opened the mailbox Tuesday morning, about 19 hours after the transaction, to discover the neatly-wrapped parcel. And all this for only 25 cents postage! plastic bag. 3I West tiffi $m. SANFORD,FLORIDA . Cheers to the U.S. Post Office! About mid-afternoon Monday. I purchased a email white plant In a sealed, inflated l lust one Swift As Mercury One or all. •nfer, from dcorarg ' I adventure into arts and crafts Is that It began ,just about five VIMLLCERIN6 J We ll, —y - Talking of creativity, Junt name It and Mrs. Allen (Peg) McKelvey of Loch Arbor puts It all together. The amazing part of Shower The importance of lots of sunlight Is dressed. Although tender young leaves can be burned by too much direct sunlight, a plant gets considerable nutrition from photosynthesis — which requires light. Food production helps keep plants healthy. Plentiful watering is recommended for new planta, except succulents. Later. If desired, they can be con. A 111 r'a i '...it'r eri fl05 15 Photo Ixhi bit ditioned to less wale b;; gradual reduction over a period meMCeterat Film Art. Hetipresgjystaff of months. ___________________ is currently boding a new photographer for Central Scene _____________ exhibit by six outstanding local Magazine and time officlal photographers. The show photographer of the Florida FAIRWAY features color photography, Symphony Orchestra, setigraphy, silver prints and David Steinberg, Jason j LAUNDROMAT photo sculpture. and Ray Gendreau are Dry Cleaning •t budget The color photography In the currently working on Fine Art PrICeS and coin laundry. predominately silver print Degrees uh1. In a ptias.an at. at FTU. Karen show is done by Bob Eginton, a Langfnr is a graduate ,( Iflophsri. Open 7 am. veteran freelance photographer University of Florida, daily. Located at.. . . who contributes to such The show will Continue FAIRWAY PLAZA onalpuuOnsupeeple mroughsept.I7.caliery OnHwy.17.flat27,h e. are: Tuesday.Saturtjay from 10 Ktnt Barker Is a recent am. 1o4 pin. and Sunday from . Try it you'll like Iti graduate of FlU with a CA In i-i pm. .v, Ine camera ma kes .e shy... Pack Rat, Collector Puts It All Together Holiday Over For Vacationers DM um Den. Select in your own home — no chara or obfigtion they'd maybe have a rwsl,l.., •$,... ,,. 1. My don t want. It has happened." WALLACE yard UIAntiques r Elizabeth Wallace, Silver Springs: "Yes. Then the people would know who's running with him before the - collection it debts SANFOR Herald Correspeadesi ____ op to $250.00. Ushers were Gerald Allen, lanuel Jacobon's Depart. Court The front page headline read, George Hughes, Mack med Store advertised fashion The Lake Mary PTA honored Cleveland Jr. and Kirby File footwear for fall. Three styles "Florida Not Hit By Youthful Mrs H.R. Heckenbach at a Drug Addiction Craze". The The couple dill lives at a baby shower. The committee In Hastings where he Is athletic featured sub-head said, "Teachers Platform pomp and a stroller, at charge Included Mines. J.E. director Warned Of Need For Vigilance High all by Ufe Stride, at J6 each. 506 W. 131h Street entertained at a party Robinson, J.E. Yates, C.W. SdIOOL During his high school Against PeMers". The Sanford Coca-Cola (Bitwi Lauroli, 17.fl) day of Weiderhold, J. R. Willuami, di when he was a football Bottling Company suggested ool&ddreadng teachers a group of celebrating the 11th birth R.H. GolIs, W.H. Pugh, Hit. schIn At a pre-echool their son Charles. dir at Seminole High stocking up with Coke for Labor Opening Sept. 7 Grier and G.R. Pattetson. School, meeting at Seminole High kilSlfled Brumley was Day . Their prices were a six School, Katie S "Fools", which Is bottle carton for 25 cents, and a Sue Echols, MINIATURE The first four trials In Mary Alice Wolfe consultant in FURNITURE Mrs. Brumley 24-hoWe c for $1. narcotic small claims court were coneducation of the State Depart- dueled by Judge DA. McNab. became the bride of Herman Is a school Margaret Ann spotlighted FLOWING BLUE Laster Brumicy son of Mr. mest of Education, gave the The court ws abiisimeii pork spare ribs, 45 cents per CHINA The following birth an pound; and standing prime rib 4 teachers specific lndtwdions Seminole County upon the Mrs. Williams Seth Brumley of POST CARDS on how to report any can of recommendation of time Sanford Sanford. The ceremony took nowicemeds were recorded: roast, 75 cents per pound. FROM 1$3 drug addiction that might come Merchants Association in Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Rabun, a boy Stanley Brumley, brother of : Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. tPQ41 to their attention. And Many Other And It all happened 25 year, last session of time legislature, bridegroom, was time soloist Beasley, a boy; and Mr. and ago this week! Collectors Treasures Miss Ecimols said, "The State which provided for the Best man was Diaries Kenecht Mrs. Arnold nde1,a boy. k OR of Florida Is Piratically tree of - 1in A1 A__ 1 ..uiu auwiiun among ,rna trouna .anrora teenagers, but It Is up to the PHILIPS___ teachers of the state to do their J put in keeping it free." lerrific Teens OLIVO delegates vote, or one day - It was announced that Dr. and (Susan Mrs Howard Wallace M. Philips, a member westone Stein)Marand School. daughters of Mrs. Irma Neal. of one of Sanford's Pioneer daughter, Farj, have returned Miss Rebecca (Becky) Neal, Debra Sue Irvin, daughter of families, had purchased to their home In Houston, 609 Meilonville Ave., Sanford Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Irvin Colonial Cleaners, a business Texas, after visiting her has returned fróni Norfolk, Va. Sr., which Is still going strong and Sr.,200lGrandylewAve. North, mother, lrs. Fred (Doris) (Dens) after a six week stay with her Sanford, received a BS degree other eflginareas y Stein. sister and brother-In-law, Mr. in special education and While in Sanford, the couple and Mrs. James Askew. Mrs. elementary education from Thetags salereached of Seminole County attended Susan's tenth class Askew Is the former Susan George Peabody College for auto a breaking high. The number of reunion of Seminole High Neal. She and Becky are the Teachers , Aug. 14. license plates sold soared to ),733 as compared with 9,596 Kl... flI..._ i.. ki — — I I Ii• for timepreceding year. iew r- ants i'ieea fl1 and learn about him. This way, we know nothing about a vlcepresldentlal candidate until the name Is announced. You would be able to make your own decision whether you like the man or not." • • RY DORIS DIETRICH Bryan Harden plans career In music, drama Dave Maxwell, Sanford: "I think he should. It might make a difference In people's opinions. I think a preceded has been set and In the future, people will expect to know the vicepresidential candidate's name, or will seek to try to make a new rule." Frank Olivo, Sanford: "Yes, because that way we'd know who the man Is and you could listen to him . ,,nns choice OWENS t. • nounce his beforehand." Nasa Owens, Longwood: "Yes, because they're not only getting the presidential candidate, but the guy with him as wall. g we should know both of then. I hope they change It nest time so we will know." wed to ow 11awyer and asked, funeiral, I don't suppose Pol'ieticians _Party; Families Celebrate "How much Is there In It for anybody can keep her aid, bit it _______________ me?"Ewryttmemdaughter seernsto me that there should Claude and Betty Ash of the i daughters Karen, Nannette, former Councilman Irwin Girl Scouts, there Isadup comesi to visit me, ota sake if be some way to keep peoplelike Ranchiande played boats for a Mr. Neville igonanextended and Sandy, along with Sandy's r, decided what Fm going to her from taking advantage of cocktail party for Mike HatHunter recently. Heckle was needfortwowcto NANCY op vacation, visiting with his husband Albert Gaiher. do with my jewelry when I other people's sorrow. taway who is running for a honored by neighbors and two Junior Girl Scant Toope. family and taking In the sights BOOTH and if I tine pit it in writing. This Is a emaIl town, as please second term on the Seminole friends, and received many Seems there are roughly 60 aroimd Central Florida. ornspssdest Mrs. Betty Esitham of lovely gifts. My daughter changed don't say where this letter Is County Board of Corn young ladles wishing to become DIAL Meadowlark enjoyed a visit completely after ai* rnarrieit f. Heckle has gone to Scouts, but they have no 7.17 Helen Atherton of Hacienda this not. He's a from her mother Mrs. Betty Lawrencevflje, Ga., to join her leaders. Come on Winter Villagejuiienjoyeda,jgftf FRIEND OF THE FAMILY Betty prepared the -food he either hypnotized her or DEAR FRIEND: I know of not herself, a Tramell of Ft. Lauderdale this husband who is employed in Springs Where Is your civic her daughter, Joanne Bergey, OW task, and _______________ ]past week. brainwashed her. She never way to lee away eves a s.d Claude made * antuan that city. very effective aplrlt? and her three children BIll, Jan, Mrs Tramell visited with her g51 a lacked eke bartender, Anybody Interested sirand Pam, from Saratoga children together for an daughter and granddaughter Phyllis and Stan Fader of the ving a leader may contact Springs, i1i3 was married. What on earth to pay a call, Approximately 60 guests evening oid. N.Y. Dawn and met many of Betty's Terraces had a pleasant the citrus Council of Girl Mactm greed? I hardly any.. eke Is as deaper.le for from all areas it the city at. Mrs Bergey spent a week In The Leakowyak clan went In neighbors and friends in the vacation recently. They west to know how to handle It, cialpaly aid a cup sites has tended the gala event and had masse to Walt Disney World to city. Mrs. Trameil said Winter Ft. Wilderness at Walt Dieney Scouts, Winter Park. the city taking In the local DISGthIDIN ARIZONA my y.pay. candidate, — Eleanor and her sights and enjoying a visit with the opportunity to meet the attend the luau held nightly at Springs certainly had some World to camp out for a week. Visiting with mother. the Polynesian Hotel. "beautiful people." Accompanying then on their Waymon Snell and their Attending the luau with trip was their son Alan and children Gregg, Steve and Bill and Marge Leskowyak of Marge and Bill were their ions Helen and Jun Mattel, it Carrie Weaver of Old Town daughter Francine. Meadowlark, for the first time Jay and Bill Jr., Bill's lovely held a surprise going-away David of Meadowlark Is Mrs. Hacienda Village were proud to = - -'-in five yea years, had all of their wife C. Ann, and their party forBeckle Hunter, wife of Sne1l's father. George Nevill e of learn recently of their son According to members of the Fall River, Mass. James' accomplishments. Seem James was just elected Mayor of Manorhaven, Port Teacher,&,% W11111hingtov, LL. N.Y. Urged To Figh t Drug Inroads - nominating him should know the backgrounj of a presidential running mate. It's only fair. I'm still going to vote for Ford, but think he was wrong not toan. 4 Johe Thomas served as but _ man. Ushers were Jim Wads, Mac Lmby, Terry nIth, Smith A reception wan held at the Sanford Garden — Say Cheese Jody Sellers, Orlando: Hunt, . •. Please Soo "Yes People who are _____ 1I1I Pretty For The Birdie haday, As,. W, lfl*-9C - Before Nomination! and baby's breath. Jackie Wads ser ved her slier - maid of a man d4flQn gown onrtaffeta featuring empire wajIbi, double cepeld cellar ____ and V.n,ièHi,. The A-line idit UI .4Th .i&ii the ertud .iwl e*thanc.d with a wide ruffle. Me cemindaboiçuiofwblte delila. &ldiamalds were Do" Body of um = C= 0m= " w " d Swaint, cousim of the bride. They wore featured a ruffled hice b*L Mw bodice with owne to the bonoir attended except chnitilly lace In a Ub effed, was enhanced wen a& chffm and they carried with pearl heading. The kog taperetl Iwo Yellow deldes. Imn Chandler, cousin of the riliiiea bNdl6 ended bride, wall ftm girl. She wore a drm at the 7W attached ldmflo tothe how alleadwit's and curled a IN, w'i al" the mes,e. After_they left, air ass. ilii.i osmaTo Marry __ IaU Aim Wads and Rlthwd Jay (bunato wire ed b IdOOMO ring ..uNJ at the FF*(irck,Srd,NAng. at 7p.m. I. Jay T. C'-to, father of the brl*oom, oMelited at the ser vice. The bride Is the diniMm W. I Mr. James H. Walk &.,Sord. no bridegroom IstheaonofDr.andMrs.JayT,Oo.vt, Sonfolrd. Given In marriage by heir father, the bride -. play w* k 'Should Cand 1Smile Tell Running. Mate Brld.'s Book Iedeg tforabl, 5ipfo Ft. Registrations have reached joined the church In l, to marry there during the time an all-time high. For the benefit discovered that Richard Is the his father was serving as of day workers, registrations one and only pastor's child ever minister. will be accepted next week from Aug. 30-Sept. 2. from 6-8 p.m. This weekend marks a "first" mY. DdpuY. %MUICfl 01 suntan, have been greeted with Sanford at the wedding of Lou hugs and kisses by the at- Ann Wade and Richard J. tractive instructors, Miriam Cosmato, son of the church pastor Dr. Jay T. Cosmato and Wright and Valerie Weld. Showing up to register are Mrs. Cosmato. many new faces, including While compiling a historical adults to "do their thing" In the biography of the 92-year-old wonderful world of dance. church, MISS Martha Fox who t.... IUI iJ1j -. \ -. Wardrobe Fit - 6 For A Queen Miss Florida, Nancy Stafford . has built her wardrobe for her $ Labor Day shot at the Miss America title on lightweight lay ers, comfortable In Atlantic . i''. City's early tall weather. j':f. Outfits, presented as part of her Miss Florida haul by J. C. 3:"'j I'enney's, includes three gaucho zkirt ensembles, two 'LIC dresses of suedecloth, a grey pinstripe three-piece 'menswear "' suit. an all-weather &iI!. 4.b.( coat and accessories and a %' A\Cj SI .,Ft'i.iRi.s bright teal sleepwear set ' TdAd 9K WAM Becky Velez unisex hairstylist with 14 years experience is now associated with Corrine's Beauty Salon. Becky's an active member of the Florida Cosmotology Association which keeps her abreast of the latest fashions in hairstyling for the entire family. For consultation or appointment please call 322.4172. '. Corrine-'s Beauty Salon - 2619 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fl. Ph. 322-6172 910W 0/ !1twe eM Home Studio Of The Ballet Guild Of Sanford-Seminole BALLET-TAP-J AZZ-AD ULT I AllERCISE (Also Adult Ballet And Tap) REGISTER NOW! CLASSES BEGIN SEPT. 7 SPECIAL' REGISTRATION HOURS Aug. 30th Thru Sept. 2nd 6 p.m. TO $ p.m. 2560 S. ELM AVE. rIALL OR COME BY SANFORD '' Directors: Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright 322-9272 323-1900 Or - -4V t •.......... -• -......... ,_..4 . . .1- .. •. , ' .•-. . ••,, - . I .._' - .• . • .. - . .• • . . -................I P _.i. . . •, . V. �-II 4c—tva" wralik, 0111114,PL hiAv.A.,Jff. rn SLONDIE chic. Young '1 4• Places I ACROI$ I Ysmens 36 Haen 5 "in Ohio I City in ubiots 12 l3GrandCoulee 14 15 Golden Bridge IS CanadIan _ p. Mort Walker By 43lhrouQf% (Pts*) ) _______ 2 Pineapple 3 Spotted 4 Afresh loft of Thailand 5 Revere si Tatters IS iQflO(lflt Of 52Blblicalgsrdsn 6 Natives of 20 Frozen rain 53 Simian Copenhagen 21 Entangle 54 Genus Of 7 Danish county 22 VexatIous w$Ilws S Fervor 24 Nears (lb.) 9 Earnest 55 Roman 25 0015 emperor 10 Mustelins 27 Lsevu out mammals 56 Pints lab) 29 Moflndin dyes 57 Microbe II Arboreal 31 Confraternoty, homes DOWN Blessed 19 City In S.crament(ab.) I Roman war Wisconsin 32 Old soldier (cofl.) garment 20 — —— — — — — 21 ______ 23 Hungarian COf1flUflItY 90 Comdsans Fr r : T a 35 Lodger 37 Fancy 3$ Vocalizer 39 German city 41 Conform 42 Storms 44 Asian kingdom 45 City In Nevada 4$ . 50 Hiatus F 1 10 1 —— — —— 24 — I 26 Root edge 25 C1I. for one 30 Let It stand 4 — fl — — I by Art Sansom 31 — — — 47 46 — 52 - ARCHIE 53 — — — — — For Monday, August 3O. 1976 -- - — 58 — - - - — — - - - by Bob Montana - YES ALLThEGj$ MV THEM AND LOTS cc GUYS,TCOP GEE- BMS -r ICTES NAMES ARE REALLY . HUM, RONNIE ! YEAH, I MOAN UNCLE WHO CARRIED ONE FOR YEARS AND WITH VERY EXCLUSIVE NAME, TOO ! E By OSWALD and JAMES wc • JACOBY club or give South a ruff and discard for his contract. The Bridge World's cornment was well played, but that North should have merely bid live spades, not six; whereupon South could realize that he had magic cards and bid the slam. i-.-- - I I , BUGS SUNNY by Stoffel & H.imdshl .•.,.,I..,_ qU.p•, THIS DESK COMPUTES A I li5T PUNCH A GREAT G4MMICK, S'YLVESltR! FEW eUT1N5 AN' IT TELLS 1 Ii sy.sy ii (iiUM I N WHETHER ' .r I CO __ 7 THANKYou ' AND GOEWE/ crNG/ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vsrmi.r I STUART ANT INVITED ME BELIEVE TO HIS HOUSE PT.' TOU5TENTO SOME GOOP MUSIC! A Kansas reader wants to know what we bid with: ózzzVkix•AxzxöKzx in response to partner's one- f heart opening bid. We simply raise to two hearts. Our h and has no rutfing value. but with an ace and two kings we want totry a more encouraging bid than one notrump. WALIFY FM 1 A LOAN ORI NOT Hill-W. ru. (MAYBE HEAR TCHAI KCIVSKY1S SUITE FROM OR THE CONCERTO IN C FOR FLUTE, HARP AND STRINGS, BY MOZART! 5WAN LAKE... rW4ATs WRCNG-7ONT1 'OU LIKE BATTLING hr PO LKA SANPS - ... * 1 Radio City Station. lew York. N V 70019) 0 SEEK'& FIND' LI.? CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I I ' ) 1 -, (5\ Af H FRANK AND ERNEST I •-. by Bob Thiv.s -'•.'-- -kil - ••. :r:'—r. • - Sam - - -j- T14 WORST THING go' HAVING sideratlons. sctwo (Oct. 24Nov. 22) One of your noblest characteristics is your loyalty. n..rww vrnt stand liv ttv4v .4fl J -- 1 •J anunu (StèWU a7 JJ rAlthough it is not i'aily not readily forget your truetO let your heart rule your head, lAne qualities. today is an exception. Let SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec compaulon take precedence. 21) Today you will be more GEMINI (May 21-June 20) concerned with boosting Changes that you have a major someone than in furthering role in making today affecting Your seif-Interesti. No wander your family should win the everyone thinks you're great l appla use of all. Exercise your CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jai Initiative. 19) Before doing business today CANCER (June 21-July 22) with strangers, check with your Letthe one you love know how old dandbys.They might even your truly feel today. Your get you a wholesale price. expressed devotion will do AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) much to make this person's day Associates ho w give you only arouslng succeu. HODGE PODGE "p!" Instructions: Hidden words below appear forward, backward, up, down or diagonally. Find each and box it In. Picador Piccolo Pickle Pier AMNIESIA oF Pigeon Pigtail Pilgrim Pillory Monday ????? N1IoY T141 QRRENT, TUMBLEWEEDS WHYS 1P1C SAJ T141.Mi — .. hdftmUd support Yesterday will be willing to go all for you Rewards will come your way today. - In 2 0') 8 C _____ .! ' -o .- . SIDE GLANCES ix -a .(Qfl ft.1Q fflI If ZQ .1. IC Ui 8 by Gill Fox I CL - 8}jiJ L1 h .f81g 1 V17 U 03 '411) le Z 'S 4`4i N Ix 0 Qk !OI 11 0 OJ[f 1 10 ftr I 1f - I MEA1 iYIF%J'J.. iw-, NO REINS: NO NO CON1TOt.: NO PECIONS,?JO VECISIONS' NO PRESSORES, 4 I'b !9 40 f Z 0 cn0 Z 0 is IC Ui W 8 0 5 2 1~ ' 0 UI>E ~ Cl) ~0 N b CC M lL W 00 9_0 < j) I § 9 8 ,., - > i !1 ro rq - 0W ", i C4 M 9 R o N P. Qogvl-`~, M in 0 , Pimento Pineapple Ping-Pong ' Pistachio I " Z 8, 0 M Uj 04 9 > 9 (n Z N "Fm afraid the Campaign was too much for Horace, Doctor. He woke me up at two o'clock and insisted on shaking hands!" E C4 N O $ i. v.0 N LL r10abrN C% > (D tr H0 a.'t .I.if:iuJ by Garry Trudeau 8 by T. K. Ryan I?IPL66 QJWy'?- 8In9 Z C3 G - NO%TRIGIII cgjE. LI a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) T E E T A R I P INKAWECPDMR APICCOETAll I P N P I E P H P Y T I PEP IGGYTIO I G H I E IPIUOADIPICKLCGTPTp S ilii 00 TED MG I 0 1 E E A IC! COCEGBFMOECHONN I N H A El P1 EN I P N C N A R Ill B I Z S H K A KOTIERTYPGpAEZ I C C P I KEPI 10101 N lILA TA! LP IVOTIGPAGOLLKT NTPICADORNHRCEPAECO ISAPETNOEG I P I M G S U IN P I N E A P P L E G I A P M N T Q P A OP ILLOWOEMH I Eli E 181 PYRTNUOCSRECN! P P E P P by Leny Lewis OM...AND WHAT I$ THAT THiNG BESIDE Him in the sea. Your little ploy will gain you Important con- fndav If vnu'rs r#rs[ant Don't ._. - -PISCES (Feb. 29-Mirth 20-March I That was 1940 bidding. of even consider tossing in your You have a way of putting Modernists would find all h and before the last card is another hand from Here is sorts of possible sequences incompletely at ease those you the May, 1940, Bridge World. cluding such action as a deal with today. Harmony and It was submitted by a reader repeated diamond cue bid by VIRGO (Aug. 23Sept. 22) pleasant memories will be as an example of interesting No. Flattery will get you yours. dummy play. Our own opinion is that it is Sou rose with durnm's a cinch to reach six when you everywhere today, if it's YOUR BIRTHDAY ace of spades, entered IS look at all the cards, but at the deserved. Go out your way to : A ug. 07$ hand with the king of hearts, table any pair that got there compliment those who have rutted a diamond, entered his by any method would be proud earned Y011 This coming year should be a hand with the king of clubs, o their bidding. fun one for you. You'll rela.i, rutted his last diamond, cash(For a copy 0? JACOB? ed dummy' s ace and queen of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In your guard a bit and you won' hearts, rutted the last heart MODERN. send $I to Win business today, don't let the take yourself or your associates and threw West in with his at Bridge. do this othleir guy feel he's the only fish too seriously. high trump after West dig. newspaper. P. 0. Box 489. carded. West had to eith er lead a ANY MORE WHAT I$ 1MA1 THE TEAM \ QUESTIONS, BIG, OVERSTUFFED PRACTICES FOOTBALL. DUMMY USED TACKL ING J WIDOW 5 FOR 2Al p OM THAT,/ ARIES (March fl-April 19) You can be instrumerttal today in making significant, beneficial changes for one you're extremely fond of. Help If you're asked to. BRIDGE I 'I • AT I • ____ I, WIN Us REALLYF 1 vHAT t 57 I - — — ___ — J- - — — - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) your goals will be achieved today provided you rely solely upon yourself. Half-Interested associates will prove a detrimerC — _____ - present — - _____ — CANCER (June 21-July 22) There are many things you can do today that will cod little or nothing. Don't pursue expensive pleasure. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be careful today. Your partiality will be showing: Try to treat everyone equally so you don't hurt someone needlessly. — - — -. Being overly concerned with your Interests will be self. defeating today. Look out for the other guy and he'll look out for you. SAG1TEA*IUS (Nov 23-Dec 21) Take care of Important ifl$tjers early while you're fresh and alert. Toward evening you may suddenly run out of steam. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. you do today you'll do 19) Have firn with your friends well, but you're not likely t today, but skirt financial or Don't leave all you intended. bU5InSSS issues. Those areas, tasks half1inIahet ARIES (March 21-April 19) This should be a reasonably gainful by, but don't go In expecting too much or you're apt to be disappointed. TAURUS (April 20May 20) U you make a bargain today, be sure to honor the terms fully. Ha rd feelings could result If you only partially comply. PISCES (Feb.*20-March 20) You're vary clever today big you won't act On your Ide a. Uwe" someone else takes the VIRGO (Aug. MP. 22) It's initiative. 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'r;. - PI 44)( Wy - . •.. - I -•------------------. .! - .. - .. .--. 4 . 4X" .. - . .• 1 FIT T. r/ wo - �I_____________ _____________ •• vening Aug. 30, 1976 en dd Sanford, Florida 32771—Price lOCents Am Fo dr ___ WE'RE dr Carter Debates s, n Get 1,7 - - k Go=A ea - H - WASIHNGTON(Ap)—Feddlonoffldalaappear eral ready in give the go.head for the Wo,nenVt*ersto arrange a series ofpresIdenttei campaign debates, tho* on league may have to find a new way to pay for them. * _____ • 14 4 corporations and labor unions 1-6-A to underwrite the - Ur 16 S150 APPI __________ • ___ ___ School bells rang this morning to call most Seminole youngsters back to the classroom, and these pupils at All Souls School in Sanford were ready to get started on a new year of learning. Angela Tucker,6, got some help from first grade teacher Helen Montalvo this morning but before long she'll be reading books all by herself. More than 33,000 Seminole youngsters from kindergarten through high school age were expected this morning. as summer vacation ended. ' - rA fop -.. ____ I'll ____ - . - In ::E % Orr Calls News 4,haf the first midway between the Sept. 1, 9 or 10 date suggated by Ford and the Sept. 28 date proposed by the League of Women Voters and favored by Carter. "" debates has been challenged by Federal Election Commission attorneys. However,FEClawyersclahn thedetesandtheezc1udonof presidential campaign debates league sponsorship of the de- minor candidates from the since the1* meetings between bates itself poses no conflict format. John F. Kennedy and Richard with federal campaign flnancThreats of legal action chal- M. Nixon. Ing laws. lenging any televised debates The full commission was to that excluded them have been Their representatives were to ad on the attorneys' report to. raised by both Eugene meet again this Wednesday to day. McCarthy, who is running as an work out ground rWe& Ilbey m At a meeting last Thursday, independent, and Lester PrOres$" commissioners seemed to Maddox, the preside" noml. at a surwar S"On last Thum agree that the debates should nee of a* conservative Ameribe permitted to take place can Independent party. Carter said today tentative under the league's auspices. Both President Ford and agreement has been reached on But they expressed concern Jimmy Carter have expressed a format of three debates, each over the method of financing remlIness to meet in the first lasting 75 minute& C I 'Audit Damaged SEEDCO' • By ED PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer the audit put a strain on GAO investigation. Also, he Though the interim report SEEDCO corporations and cla11hs oal businessmen who cited Orr ith no tnstancfes of damaged "credibility" of iji1y lonid help the agency illegality, the•. GAO audit Horace Orr, Seminole Cowi- SEEDCO in the Sanford area. refwietodoso because Orr uys covered managerial metty Economic Employment o initially asked for the doubt has been cast on the ficlency. Development Corporation audit after he said he came agency by news articles. Orr said today auddflndJng, EEDCO) president, has "under fire" from articles "They set usback," Orr ujd. even negative ones listing .iieduled a Wednesday news published in the Orlando "We lost credit and managerial inefficiency, did conference to explain damage newspaper. Orr's request was Those h re claims was done to the San- to U.S. Sen. Lawton Chiles, Since if!, SEEDCO has set not surprise him. lord agency as a result of a who, In turn, asked GAO in send Orr requested the interim up nine corporations or fair-month audit prompted by a team of auditors to the San- "ventures," signed report because the agency chief wh ich are de a rt icles published in the ford area. said he needed to "clear the to provide lobe for u Orlando Sentinel Star. air. Orr charges SEEDCO has ployable and persons Orr said "very grave, very lost credit lines and that some welfare rolls. SEEDCO has Orr said he couldn t wait two substantial" damage has been of the poverty-fighting pumped about $4-million in months to reestablish some done at SEEDCO corporations agency's corporations are federal dollars into the local kind of credulity in the eyes of a result of the audit and further economy. Seminole Countlans. • publicity which occurred before ____________ • • . 1 n--r"r. - Z 2 i 1- a 5 L . g HIM rn - 1. agency issued an • ' sum (GAO) probe got underway. The federal watchdog a 9 - E a • last week that cleared CZ to 14 1 + + • g, 0 bl, o E 3- r— and SEEDCO of any "criminal m or illegal activities." The interim report was J &%vered to Congressman Bill '- Cis - 0 According to 8 Chappell Ride, . •. i -, 1. WALTER MONDALE AND JIMMY CARTER or p 4 . •• ____ • - ff crat3' vice presidential candidate and a sudden national ce- lebrity. M a professional politician, he is accustomed to being on The Seminole Economic Employment Directors decides to file a lawsuit against the All, ________________ Q F m grievance against the Orlando Sentinel Star as a teentlon by the News Council. specific or implied allegations which • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Slowly, even cautiously, Walter Frede rick Mondale is easing into his new role as the Demo- • Sentinel Star executives contacted today the rd said, "Generally, our r esult of news articles published in the refused comment on Orr's request for infindings do not substantiate the newspaper. o 5 - _____ •_ Mondale SEEDCO Files Grievance Against Sentinel Chappell's Washington office. Development Corporation (SEEDCO) has filed a Orlando newspaper. g _ • WIN ' -___ •• the federal government's 8 - - prompted the NdtIonal News Counci,, a review." wever, did turn .. . dent Horace Orr confirmed today he has (fle d • grievance with the repesenting the news media and other professions w c attempts 0 ir Instances of defflcIency. Those findings are all news reporting. expected to be outlined when Orr was out of town last week meeting with full audit results are released En National News Council members in an effort to g- two months. g - IhI_hhhhITI_I'thhh_hh'_hhhh'_hhhhuIhIuhhuuhuI_muu.t Orr, who said he I' considering a lawsuit against the Orlando Sentinel Star, said CIO But Orr said the decision whether to file the lawsuit or give the agency the go-ahead depends en done." "Tine SEEDCO Board will make decision," Orr said. "It will be one or the other.to The National News Coundflacts asamediator s .t uesc, h .l as a saown trip, a metamorphosis is taking place, as jokes are polished, a pace is set, and the candidate absorbs lessons from a variety of audiences. Before flying here for a day's rest, Mondale on Saturday is- sued his sharpest attack yet on the Ford administration, sponding to the President's announcement of a list of Issues In squabbles between the media and the corn- on which hell campaign. The Minnesota senator said in Morton Grove, fli., that the munity. If a negative finding follows, council areas of jobs, housing, health care and education aid were members issue a verbal reprimand to the of- decide whether to allow the New York-band fender agency to pursue the issue stage. But until Jimmy Carter brought him onto the ticket, he was not well-known nationally, despite a short-lived presidential campaign that ended nearly two years ago. Halfway through his first major campaign tour, w hich Ford's failures, not his accomplishments, and boasted, "If he campaigns on that, the election's over and we have won." was made earlier this year On Sunday, Mondale and his staff had a chance to take Orr said the National News Council will after he said he came "under fire" from articlei stock of his initial progress on the campaign trail and to Orr s pursue the issue unless SEEDCO's Board of request prepare for several major speeches this week1 Including one published In the Orlando newspaper rI .4"pit 0 91 1 .,r, V4[ 1,114 W 11 Iff of sr 9 9 CL hi m W. M CD- Fr 0 8M Frim hu4 C*) M ' 0 5 -' • • ____ M + rM —I Ffl . i-. . ttediy partisan observer. "I think he feels confident with his new role, but it will take some getting used to and that will come with experience." Mondale, like most candidates, has an unwritten list, so far fairly small, of jokes and stones to use as opening and dosing lines in speeches or to make a point. Invariably, the speeches end with an invitation to the audience to journey to Washington for the Carter-Mondale in. auguratian, and the candidate tells his listeners that "-( (ill in the name of the local politician at his side) will pay all of your expenses out of his own pocket." It always gets a heady laugh. Mayors are given high praise, generally as 'Vw best mayor" or "one of the best mayors" In the country. Top honors went to Mayor Richard J. Daley of Chicago. When Mondale flew approximately 1,200 miles out of his way to confer with Daley. he called him "one of the truly great mayors of our time and our country' _r ~. .,& Today — Looking Ahead Can the 49ers edge the Hams in the NFC WeW.Can the brand new Seattle Seabawks bold their own in tbeir division? Predictions for the upcoming season, and a detalled look at the live team of the NFC West 01 appearonPages IV = Nw senator's administrative assistant for four years, said the over-all opinion is that "he's doing quite well." 'He's kind of feeling his way," said Moe, an a gv, 1&,V-1 ",111110 A showdown is expected Tuesday on whether County Ally. Tom Freeman should be asked to produce detailed infonnation on $13,W0 in legal fees charged as a result of last year's j dl fire. County ConunLmion Chairman Mike Hattaway said today County Conunissioner John Kimbrough will have to ask the board ask Freeman to provide the detailed information on (ees as C en 9 — 0 I Showdown Expected On Legal Expense > No ills 0 a ~1, on foreign policy today. Richard Moe, the Mondale campaign director who was the him last week, said the "board meets every Tuesday" and that the Republican commissioner can make his request at tha t time. In the Frida y letter from Kirnbrough, the commissioner askedflattawaythasthboardtodirectthecountyattorneyto Cn C) - ¼ ________ provide detailed information on the $13,000. In the Aug. 18 letter to Freeman, Kimbrough said bills were 19 A rounuTheClock -- •- T- • •• - -. Iota Bridge ... 4-A 4-11 f;Comics ....... Crossword Editorial ...... .. I-B 4.1 IF rn 10 E; '5 ' 3. Contacted today. Freeman said the issue will L- left to the a; 2E 1 will do whatever the board instructs me do doe" Frecman id. Kimbrough says anyone else o refused to provide detailed formation requested by the county comrn1siot would be fired. FLOATING DOWNSTREAM --WO. Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Boy SouIs (from left) Don Goetz, Tim Cole, Scott traditionally end a summer of camping and outdoor Sports Spotes and Steve Goetz start an allay trip down the activities with the tube ride downstream. Tele ion TeIevisiou Wekiva RIver to the St. Johns. The Scouts Weather Women 7A 5 Nt JAW 3A • •• � 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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