26 10 314 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9304ff7b26f257575583f7d9ffed6086.pdf b9c53896bca2120ebd65834068cc7683 PDF Text Text a _______________________ • SI—IuuNIuIIsmII.SwtpL sLow, / • wy Wml Lug _ øilc Yii Cod l'%yMMUW^ "">J911 CMICII11111MV CLAM N MY Q_AM _ _ ?q I1'11,Qc'1 di!) a I t I % ' by A,t Simon THE SON LOSER ____ J 2 3'7 7fl' ITILL th : 6 Cooking 49 Income For Frlday,August 27, 1976 ____ ________ t•, 66 Dispatch 23 Allowance for waste DOWN 25 Serene Coconut ' 36 Native of 2 preposition 27 Knocks XOPII(11`1841411 3 High cards 28 Spoke 7 Pairts of the 4 Rounded ueen q irr 1$ 55 Not odd 56 Organ part h Mart walk" 9AVA YOU LASTN16WT WE m-1 IT TIJPtNC-P — — — — - — — — — 19 25 26 31 32 — — — — _______________________ ,/_E/ - 44 %mIll 6"Wo 6T#MrVWMWF- "NE" 110 POE111i LOOK TOPAI 42 etald 69th Year, No. 6—Friday, Aug. 27, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents • • t . • - • 'County Attorney Tom Freeman's got to provide the same information anyone else who deals with the county would have to do. If we were dealing with a department head, we'd fire him. If an refused, we'd cut off funds! Commissioner John Kimbrough 'iii • — • all BEETLE BAILEY Your function bed today it left doemIt hurt to tab a back se occesionay. This is onio of to your own de~ Do whet's those )'O ', roles m 3AGflT.uuuo(Na. 3Dec O ii TAURUS U4mU u a 21) Wharr YOU hUll of This will be arorg dayfoi you'll genera You have you. You'll take pride in what you were able to COIfl) A CAPRICORN (Dec. 22JIfl GEMINI ay 19) You have something velture youM ,2l:de could have the possibilities you going for you today that r ___ — — so airrs name 51 Call most 52 Takes food Eveiiiii (March 21.AprIll9)It &WRPIo ( API • 6 5 I3 I - PE 4 33 Brazilian macaw AT hA113i tc 64V M APPMT L n 44 Milk producing terms boots Arrow poison is Fwws 50 Maile sheep 6 We name 32 Makes athre 20 Makes a 60 Rese" 7 Singing voIce 35 Jump vscor of 61 eng. term S Emptied 34 Rivers 22 Exclamation of 62Gresl.ttir 9Ridact 40 Filth reproof 63 Woo plant 10 Glut 43 Uit WV0fl9 24 Rodent II Very (F?) 45 Cooks " YI' 25Vocsuns 64Unusual gift l9 Takes tocourt 47 Thick soup . 1 a W&ioi" 12 One MW Island r HOROS moutIll 39 Bftnd AcRo" IN V CO MER Afire Will 04AM.6, 14 TP4 9=1111114 111114C11110ca _ ON 44 cANCERuneWoly) AQUARWS(Jan. IIIIIIFeb. 19) Your mind and energies will be devoted to doing things for Uwe in y charge today. k knowledge toby that Your unselfishness le ter y tot in 111,. C jfl (Feb. MUth X) can kindle enthusiasm today for There is always on element of Issues you feel strongly abo changes. However, today the Take your message to odds against YOU are minimal. to your plans. VIRGO (Aug. 23.Se$. fl) You're both ambitious and Imaginative today. This should YOUR BIRTHDAY prove to be a profitable comAng.V,IM • . . . - Ki — — — — — — b Bob Montana ARCHIL S Y. HATU COOK"UP" MAIN LIM THAT f am$ If _____________________ is A FEW NoCholestero In Margarine A CHFFIUAV I -- ______ 0 l ' l 8) ( WALDan d JAMES JACOBY A Dr. 1 Lamb this cut down on the cholesterol :.',. - problem? BUGS gummy by Still H*im&hl MAA SANMVC-H AND A FLAC-40N We= I 0FMII_K_.0NCRLV1I0U1l AnZ (y &(o.75 I < [ SYLVESTER. AfU$011-- DONT YA Mftf-.- EVEK FEEL) S&PAIF GUILIV DEAR READER— Cholesterol Is not fat and fat is and fats I am sending you The not cbolesteroL There Is no Health Letter number 1-2, cholesterol in any Margarine Cholesterol, Triglycerides, Blood Fats. made only with vegetable others whoAtheroscerosis. want this In- CNLY WHEN NIX$ MENTICN FT. SWRP.~-. AJT_RLUIN' ir ..__.___' A products. Hardening WM40UT PAMN7 oll by adding hydrogen to the unsaturated fats converts them to saturated Ista. One of the - of R. 0 purposes of using a vegetable ase the I' margarine • saturated fat Intake. A high saturated tat Intake my cause the bodyto produce excess r amounts of cholesterol • • PRISCILLA'S POP by Al THE SERVICE IN THIS RESTA I ER z.LLi) Vanneor THANK EN OR HVLfJ __________________ ARD I ' a 5 s , / ' 4 1' CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by W ELL,YOU'VE CAN WE AFMD ' \ CWECK96 THE TO AIR A ONE-MINUTE CAMPAIGN OR A MOMINUTE FUND_ COMMERCIAL I ggAe I THAT ONS O r r - FOR IA -. 8-26 .•• HZ stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents ft it. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Rao City Station, New York, NY 10019. DEAR DIL LAMB— Since I was a small child I have those ugly white patches of aw saturated fats come from problem. All my hair is white in places. My mother sold that I ve ando Vegetable cao*htz was notm beating In a polyunsaturated developed d and darted school. I have margarines mixed with safwith it, but I wish Own people flowes oil. Two small tubs of had to. It there is something for margarine are mixed with one it I really would like to know —a tub of safflower oil. You can special et a vitamin improve its butter flavor then — shots or anything. Any inby seasoning to YO1IT taste formation you can give me will imitation butt" flavored salt. be appreciated. You can ususall y find that with DEAR READER— You Ow spices at the supermarket. robably have vitilago which If you want It to be more solid ns a failure of skin to W ordinary margarine YOU form pigment m can keep it stored in the freezing r esults in lard-white spots t of your compartment are par ticularly noticeable in refrigerator. dark complexioned people. It is To help you darify u w• not dangerous and is important ference between cholesterol only from a coemetic point of view. Treatment certainly leaves something to be desired, but Is. ,s_. head ho puled some people with this condition VSIW 114 in as. get help from treatment with a i• Pus Simth la Pass 2a hearts to show that ace. Whereupon South decided there just might be a grand slam, so he bid six diamonds Officials Briefed on Ev dence ondrounddia• i - mond control and grand-slam interest. This was enough for North. He bid the grand slam. There was nothing to the trumps broke 3-2 an pla since declarer could set up either thee diamond or fifth club orfif 13th trick Longwood Theft Probe Continues By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer in the 'Ihousands of dollars." According to an official notice ParentlY will still be held after six are said to have taken the No exact estimate of items posted on the city hall bulletin the special meeting. tests voluntarily. it is also stolen re1rted to Include oil board, the lone item on the Grait said today that the city reported that three employes LONG WOOD Mayor oil filters, gasoline an agenda for special meeting attorney Is preparing a dethned James R. Lormann, CjtY rerairable watv meters :__ is t• is ad9ptlog of a resolution statement for the press on thl Council Chairman J.R. Grant Yet offIcIally available. 70 m of the three Is said to authorizing Mayor Lormann to and City Attorney Ned Julian Grant said today that he had sign a mutual aid pact with the probe involving the main- have requeded that the city tenancc department. Julian, assume liability for any Jr. met with officers of State been instructed not to answer Seminole County Fire however was not available for catastrophic illness which could Attorney Abbott Herring's questions concemfng the probe, Department. Comment, be caused by stress and strain office this morning, according but has Called a special meeting A workshop with City Auditor Accordl to informed sources, to be of the city countil for 7:30 p.m. Harold Hartsock on amending detector tests of six employes Of briefed on evidence ga the red in Monday. He said taking the test and that city although he the 1970 budget to reflect the maintenance departme nt, officials refused. the continuing probe of alleged knew what was to be brought actual income and expenditures conducted by a polygraph stealing by city employes Of According to an official in before the board, he could not had been previously scheduled expert, Billy Moody of Winter Herring's office, it is expected city property said to be valued reveal the matters at ft time. for Monday night and ap. Park, have been concluded. ThIl (See LONGWOOD, page 3A) — Pass 3 & Pan 4 A, pan 5 V Pan 6 0 Pan 7 6 Pus PAU Ins ide Sunday Be nice to buy a whole new war drobe to go back to SCuOOi In the latest styles. But who can afford a new set of clothes when school belle ring each year? Women's Section. _____ 1 I J ,, I . • II Gameweek arrives for Seminole County's six high school football teams. Even U It Is oaly a jamboree, at least they won Ibe bloc king teammate,. See Sunday craw sports pages or uL 9 Around The Clock I ' ' , Gam eweek Arrives I . ., i I . / • • , by Bob Th.ves - ' z IVE"R - It can be applied locally and then a light so"" used but 0" should be done under a doctor's Fildouft RLLY ru supervision and not by patient. The combination of ' toelimlnatetheprohiembutthe • Tallailim"s, Flo ft$sl #t4#fK OUNY OUR DON'T £ .•. • •. I'Zt • the the , • treatment is not always suc- *sntfi help you with the problem. OL 43J.%I SO NAIVE.' 1 SANP INCUR ONTES AT *MME I A Hfl mittee care about how I looki DOONESBu Ga llil rO 1 i AN / JD MW ~ill azwu, it WVL A • "You're kidding! What does the Visual Environment Com- by T K. Ryan ME,S.— OW o SANPMAN SPRINKLE -MM IS pjo LA F For~ , Dole Meet To Plot S trategy gainsCarter 11111 Calendar .............. A Church ................ B Comics ................B Crossword ........... B Obituaries Sports Dear Abb Women 1B •.. 6-B Hospital •. Television • 2 A ke Y e Associated Press rve never expected an easy time," aid President Ford holds another in his series Carter, who said his lead was gill --sub.. of campaign strategy sessions today, and one stantial." campaign official said the first item on the The latest Gallup Poll, released Thursday agenda in Ford 's talks with vi ce presidenJ and based on Interviews with 1,016 registered running mate Bob Dole will be the role of voters lag weekend, concluded thet 49 per Dole's wife in the campaign. cent of the dectorate sported Carter and 39 Elizabeth Dole is a member of the Federal per cent supported Ford. Prior to the GOP Trade Cornmlsslon Although co uld Convention last week, Ford trailed Carter legally retain the pout during the campaign, to 33. Ford's advisers have decided that An increase of several percentage points Is co ul d not combine her duties with a full round of expected neat poll, Carter's aides salt campaign appear ances for her husband and Meanwhile, representatives from the the President. Carter and Ford Il Tbursday concluded Ford and Dole plan to confer on whether she the ill round of talks in Washington on a should resign. Thie Doles joined the vacation- date and format to r the proposed debates tog Ford in Vail, Cob., Thursday night. between the candate& In gains, Ga., Democratic candidate While Ford has suggeded the first deba te Jimmy Carter told reporters he was not be held 3hy after Labor Day, Cadet surprised by polls that show a sharp drop to favors the ague of Women Vote' his lead over Ford. I See FORD, page 3A) County commissioners today Pat Glisson said the deficit About $21.6 million in requests agreed to look into the must be erased it the fiscal 197r.- were chopped by composaibility of raising water and fl budget Is to balance. missloners to around $18 sewer rates for about 2,000 Most Of the bWs average million. customers in south Seminole. about $10.50 per month for Later today, Kwiatkowski COrnmiSSIoners authoitzed a water and sewer use. The said, the commission study to be completed within 45 county's present rates are central Florida will fund a day care days which should provide lower than water and sewer agency w hich last year Won information on the rate hike rates in most Semin ole cities. 50.00O in federal money. needed to cover an estimated Glisson was on hand at Kwiatkowski said the $138,000 deficit to the county today's meeting to inform the Commty Coordinated Child utility department. cortunission that next year's Care (4C) Program is earComm us loner Harry budget has been balanced. If marked to receive $10,000. Kwiatkowski indicated "there the present budget is adopted at Initially, 4C Administrator is a possibility" if the money a public hearing Ofl Sept. 14, Phoebe Car penter asked for can be found that the defiuit can homeowners will pay $5.37 p0,000. be made up without a rate hike. for each $1,000 property Mrs. Carei.ter explained However, Office of assessment, today that withnig a COManagement Analysis and Ills year's 0.37 millage is niiUnient on the county's part, EValUO (OME) rector the same as the lV76 level See ') P ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Dr. John Grady, Grady said some inequities do exist in the law to the "colutitutional conservative" from BeHe provide protections for women. adding that he Glade, received a andlng ovation from echoes the remark of former U.S. Sen. Sam Seminole County Republican Executive Corn. Eththat "ERA is the worst piece oflegauon mittee members here 11tursday night as he ever brought before me." ed for the United States to retain control of fie said ERA is a "Trojan horse, a red Ow Panam a Canal. herring" and that laws now on the books were Insisting the proper name of the waterway Is designed to prevent homosexual mar riages and the United States Canal at the Isthmus of to pre vent homosexuals from adopting children Panama and that the nation had bought the land Grady said even without ERA the U& De part "and b uilt the canal Dr. Grady said It is "ours ment of Health , Education and Welfare Is saying and I'm not for gi ving it up." " we canot have father•son banquets or motherExpounding views on the canal that are daughter Identical to those of former presidential canGrady announced to the audience the ap. didate Ronald Reagan, he said the canal is pototment of Fred Streetman as his Seminole necessary for United States' defense purposes. campaign manager. He laid the blame for the nation's monetary Streetman a member of the Republican problems at the doorstep of Congress, saying the state executive committee and wai a delegate to legislative branch of government has gone the recent Republican National Convention. "fiscally insane." Helen Hansel, an attorney from St. Peter. The candidate for the U.S. Senate seat sburg, also a candidate for the GOP nomination currently held by Democrat Lawton Chiles of for the Senate, said she favors the ERA, but Lakeland, in answer to questions from the believes the nation's big concerns are the audience, reiterated his itand against abortion. economy and conservatlon of energy. s4ing the "right of the unborn child to have life During a rebuttal period she attacked exceeds the convenience of others to ex. Grady's position on the periodic review of rminate Supreme Court appointments, saying the former Of the Equal Rights Amendment 'ERA) (See GRADY, page 5A) 4 A _•-.1 . • - .- . - . WMA" 4II,I - . .• •. • •. 1L M A7&T M/A / I I — WtWA&M4W,1 MW R! Twdeau I / 4~, jupe • Il)F'X A Dr. Lamb tility Rate GERALD FORD - _____ TUMBLEWEEDS • stimulation of the light plus the medicine will sometimes help STOP fill 01; ,. ROBERT DOLE . Grady's Panama Stand Gets Standing Ovation the same effect in shorter • -. •: . Study Approved Y Gill SIDE GLANCES ., ' An Illinois reader wants to know the significance of We double in the sequence two spades (forcing), four hearts One of the modem expert by the next bidder and double developmentsIn bidding Is by the partner of the opener. use the jump to game whento The double is both a Pena bid of one less than game double of the four-heart bid would be a force. Ills tells and a warning to partner that partner that you are well fi ith the game con. ~Ou Im.really don't have help 'or 5t ou d W Ve ha bid and want 0r a copy of JACOBY your pariner to know that for nothing I the way high cards to tell at Bridge." c ,o this him about. newspaper, P.0. Box 489, Take away his ace of hearts Radio City Station, Now York. and North would have jumped N V 10019) medicine by mouth the patient is exposed to sunliotor to ar- FRANK AND ERNST Oj CA LIKE AZALEAS? four spades. North bid five EAST 4432 V 10 8 7 3 vKQ952 $9873 #J5 elOS 41 952 SOUTH ID) A K 108 VJ6 * K 10 &AKQ$4 North-South vulwatilt (rntsen) After taking the np 0 g, -nimal or vegetable products. on my body—& pigment ii Till POU1 - .-Le, a Cos w-- — 1 G an can send a f waysbeentoldtojustllv: W q ) • v:had one he merely bid WEST ass ' beating vegetable oil into butter to make a soft spread? Would • '" •AQI4I chole*ol as the animal fat butter. What Is your opinion of r VA4 to four spades. As it was he to set erely bith e spades know if the suit. Q J 76 readUtthehaenedousin margarine are J U high in " 0 - DEAR DR. LAMB— I have I -. . _______________________________ NORTH I (Sol Detc-i-as- convenient to make de "Freeman's got to provide the same information anyone doo who deals with the county would have to do. Ethically, in doesnit County rnmlaoner John rou has fired off a letter have the right toy ft. U we were dealing with a department QUd1fl th&t C013Ofl IflMike HatteY instruct head, we'd fire him. U en agency refund,we'd J the board by Monday to ask off f" y Attorney Tom F eman for a Republican commissioner wratel detailed br eakdown of more than $U,000 legal f repd to his Freeman malidaing he has folfilled his obligations per his law fl co nt with the coy for legal aeMc Ins letter to Xl Before Kimbrough mailed the letter to Hattaway today, brough attorney referred the commhaicner to the cont lil commissioner and his Democratic colleague, Harry Meanwhile, Kwiatkowski says his committee recommendation Kwiatkowski, met and came with two different on how to w41J be to retain present fee K1mbrnt on the other deal with the controversial Issue. hand.hasoptedforcreatinga county legal &,patmillit, a move Hattaway appointed Kw1atkoid and K1mbroh tO Y officlels say will save teayere sioo,oao a year to legal feeL methoda of reducing the $ll5,0004 year legal hill charged county PS by Sill Vincent Jr.) governm. "ft's a b political issue," Kwiatkows salt "I've come to the Then Klmbrongh wrote Freeman, requesting a conclusion that It's got to be on a condual basiL" e of the Centrel Florida Zoo's spider monk detailed eakd of $13,000 in f which Kimbrough UYS more Interested in the popcorn offered by Kwiatkowski d Democrats paln when the at. "VOW of a proper explanation." Elaine Selman but the le tomey's position was occu p ied by Freeman replied by citarling Kixnbrough with inje Manee, a RepubUca ggs. Officers of the club include If ctiq Politics He said he is studying what other governmenW entities pay for president; Yolanda Ingram, president; sad Linda Mun1, ro" intOthebsue.Theatto dKI roug de his rw Instead of at the time the bills were submitted because It's more (See KThROUG page IA) — uests B Herald Staff Writer —. 1 -- • ___ • — rou Adfth The profit motive will be ) me strong in you this yeer. It's Where your self-intereds likely YOUT seek ways to In* concerned today, be crease j' Income u assertive without lines operate along filt Initiative YW reault& 63 (V I / - I • - ___ • • .... s I • LomaI •.• j. 4 •• • • , ___ ~j PARADE OF FLAGS Sadoed American Legion Post 53 Aniliary prepares for iu president of A Memorial Park.71he y Agee; Gifts State represtatutive Father VAklberg and *2. Mth will present 140 American Flap to Sanford srea schoull JoUawing Hardsock Americanism ehiMM&D of the local the ceremouy. Pictured above are Dorothy Webster, past _______ " t j a .L_;tt, jir t't.; 9•i rthI(\ (sr 1"1 ;ql•. ': , �! v V99MI vu, ii. Pfly, Ail, V, W?d NATM IN BRif Strike Settlement May Boost Tire Prkes CLEVELAND (AP) - More than half the 70,000 rubber workers who have been on strike for four months are expected back to work by next week, but the new contract bringing them back will be costly to consumers. The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. reached tentative agreement Thursday with the United Rubber Workers. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. reached had agreement Tuesday. Together, they employ 38,000 workers. "Consumers should expect tire price Increases as the direct result of this settlement because It Is clearly expensive and unavoidably Inflationary," said Mario A. DiFederico, Firestone executive vice president. Veteran Faces Charges CLEVELAND (AP) - A Vietnam veteran Who held as many as 13hostages during a nine-hour selge inside Cleveland's landmark Terujiqal Tower in Protest agast his former employer's treatment of fellow veterans, faces charges of kidnaping, authorities said. Ashby Leach, 30, of Huntington, W.Va., was to be formally charged today, authorities said. tharles R. McKlzmon, special agent in charge of the FBI here, said Leach also may W charged with extortion and threatening a company engaged in Interstate commerce. Disease Report 'Inconclusive' PHILADELPHIA (AP) - City and federal health officials have termed "inconclusive" and 'a long-shot possibility" a report that poisonous nickel carbonyl gas might have caused the mysterious legionnaires' disease. Dr. F. Wilhl2rn Stmderman Jr., who headed a research team at the University of Connecticut, suggested the highly toxic gas as a possible cause when he reported finding potentially fatal levels of nickel In tissue samples taken from five victims of the disease. Manson Follower Arrested PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) - Acting on a tip, FBI agents arrested Susan Murphy, a fringe followerof convietednassmeTr:Ches Manson, at a4pwatowrtintereecticn Miss Murjy, 34, and thane Louise Ellis, 33, were taken into custody Thursday evening, the FBI said. The women, who escaped 13 days ago from a Los Angeles-area federal prison, were arrested without incident by two FBI agents, a spokesman said. Hymn Sparks Controversy WASHINGTON (AP) - The Pentagon admits that including a controversial modern hymn In an armed services hymnal was a mistake, but it does not Intend to tear the verse out of the half-million books in print. The Pentagon also said Thursday that It would not immediately order a new edition of the hymnal, which has cost more than $1 million to print since it was first published in late 1974. Stolen Jewelry Recovered ST. LOUIS (Al') - Five pieces of jewelry which once belonged to the last czarina of Russia were among $1.8 million in jewels recovered recently by the FBI, a spokesman says. "These pieces, the earings, necklace, broach and bracelet, were purchased years ago for $750,000," Harlan C. Phillips, special agent In charge, said Thursday. "They are probably worth much more now.,, Senate _Education B'1'11 *veM.g HeraW, lasNct FL Extónds Programs 4 FLORIDA IN BREF IRS Files Action Against II Firm Wants To Buy Hotel ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Resorts International Inc., a Miami-based firm which owns a gambling casino in the Bahama Islands, wants to buy the 1,001-room ChaI(onte.Haddon Hall hotel on the Boardwalk here. Ewning Herald Friday, August 21. ;976--Vol. 69, Na 6. PbI,tj,d DeiI,, jfld Sndi,, iiepI 141lsI1y end CIrImI Day b The Sanford $Ica I.n(30.3 N rnch *v $iMord. Fa. Sqcond Clan Pa,eS, Pad a0 Senl.rd. F1,,da jp. 1)I$( DcI'vi. 3 cents Mci'tI,, $ 4 ;i . Y,i. In FI.)r,ØJ Simcos mmi OV-were All .lter ma 1 ir '.7 PQ t '.'nin I6 20, 17 nHj. t3240 ORLANDO (A?) - The Internal Revenue Service, continuing Its crackdown on some of the principals In a political fundraising scandal Involving former Sen. Edward J. Gurney, has filed an action against the ex. senator's top aide. The Orlando Sentinel Star reported from Washington today that the IRS has filed a claim for $37,918 in back taxes and fraud penalties against James L. Groot for failing to report funds it says he received from two others involved In the alleged Influence Drifts Lower NEW YORK (AP) - The make up the index advanced in stock market drifted lower again today, Ignoring one posilive report on the economy's dlrection. After opening trades, the Dow Jones average of 30 industrial docks was down more than three points, Declining New York Stock Exchange Issues led those adv'wthg four to one. As an Indication of volume, the exchange's ticker tape was one minute late In recording trades at one poInt. At the start of trading, the Cornmerce Department said its Index of leading economic In. dicators rode .5 per cent In July, Me 17th monthly Increase In a row. The Index Is designed to show Future trends In the economy. Six of the 12 indicators that July, but five declined, the government said. One was wiavallable. Tampa Electric, up ¼ at 1$, was an early volume leader to day. U.S. Steel was unchanged at 47% and Euon was down at 51¼. Both were also active. On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial average dropped 10.39 to 960.44, its lowest close since June 9 when It finished at 951.09. Declining NYSE Issues held a 7.6 lead on those advancing. Big Board volume fell to 15.71 million shares from the 17.40 million traded the day before. The NYSE composite index of all Its listed common docks was down .35 at 54.17. And at the American Stock Exchange, the market value in. des slipped .17 to 101.33. ¼ P. pecis . What it takes, is somebody to listen to you. To honestly weigh the merits of your opinion. And to take the time and energy to represent that opinion fairly In our governmental process. Two unidentified men who police say stole televisions from an Altamonte Springs motel Thursday eluded officers In a two-hour orange grove manhunt west of Sanford. 'lit. ,v .l....A..J e rented van containing two color televisions after crashing truck Into a tree on SR 46A west of the Mayfair Golf and Cowgry Club when the wanted vehicle was spotted by a sheriff's deputy. Deputies said the men fled foot Into the nearby citrus groves. One of literally ran right out of his road shoes, leaving them on beside the truck. Sheriff's deputies led by U. R.C. Parker, as well as Sanford, Altamonte Springs and Lake Mary Police units ringed the grove area on Rantoul Lane, SR-WA and Rhinehart Road and officers armed with shotguns used four-wheel-drive vehicles and an sImiane in the MIAMI (Al') Hurricane Emmy, its 11(mile-an-hour winds and heavy rains far out in the Atlantic Ocean, took another sharp turn early today and began moving north, forecasters said. At 6 a.m. EDT, Emmy was centered near latitude 30.5 north and longitude 53.5 west or abou' 700 miles east-southeast of Bermuda. After moving toward the east for two days, Emmy began moving north today at 10 m.p.h. The time couldn't be better! ti"our attempt to apprehend - - I 1W the theft suspects. Authorities said the van had been rented at a Sanford service station agency earlier by a man accompanied by at least two other men. Altamonte police detectives legal services and that will be included In his recommendation. j REPORTS... In fiscal 1575-76, the county budgeted $150,000 for legal services. That Incl udes Freeman's fees, plus fees for labor attorneys Alley, Alley & Blue of Tampa. But Kimbrough says the tidal bill came to $200,506. The commissioner uysa legal department can do the same Job for $100,000, or $115,000 at the most If two attorneys are hired, Kimbrough's figures Include setup costs, which will be applicable only for the first year the department is created. Last year Klmtrough's Republican coll eague, Richard Williams, proposed creating a legal department. But the Issue' died during budget hearings beca use Democrats refused to suppo rt WIlllsms and Klznbrough. The Issue heated up again this year and has become a campaign Issue. The commission on Tuesday cut $41,000 budgeted for legal fees, but Kim brough said that means nothing because If money 'from contingency. The $13,000 Klnibeough Is que4lonlng was paid Freeman for legal work on last year's Jail fire. Bob Lloyd i Continued From Page 1-Au .. - Public Works Director Ralph Fisher's office at 4:30 p.m. quitting time Tuesday. While Investigator Fulenwider has been assisting city police In the probe, another state attorney investigator, Dan La wrence, was assigned to the portion of the case concerned with the beating. One of two city crnployes accused of stealing city property last week William - that both misdemeanor felony charges will be brought against certain employes. Official said the misdemeano r charges could be tried In municipal cou rt while the felony charges would be handied by He rring's office In In The Herald Every Day, Bob Lloyd, Staff Writer Action Reports - . . the court, fire and police beat. Fast paced solid reporting on the law, crime and Its consequence. Bob Is tways on the scene. Searching police blotters, Interviewing investigators, covering the fires, accidents and trials. Bob gets it all and d*tivitrs the action for you daily. Evening herald Your Action Newspaper circuit court. Ear li er this week, Aaron ,. (Ronnie) Sean Pool, 30, of Lake Newman Brock House of Representatives Democrat 34 DIst, PD. POL. ADV. BY BROCI( CAMPAIGN HDQRS., DIANA BOYCE, TREAS - . - Posey, 28, of 81 Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, a city grader operator reportedly plead guilty toachacgeof stealthg oil and oil filters in MunlcipaJ Judge Gene R. Stephenson's court Tuesday night. Another employe. Robert H. (Buddy) Keen, of 161 13th Street.Longwood, arrested at the same time as Posey and charged with the same offense, has not been arraigned as yet. • (. s . .0 ' . I - - :'z -- . - - -- - INseaM pass. by IiiLisyd) erugegroveir.uy LaBrusclano was approaching shooting range on SR-WA west of Sanford when be spotted the van going In the opposite direction. LaBrusciano made a U-turn In the highway to give chase and the fleeing van veered off the road, uprooted a mailbox and crashed lido a small tree. The occupants of the van ran Into citrus groves where they were later spotted momentarily by officers but never captured. Sanford police captured a burglary suspect Inside a store early today after a burglar alarm was triggered, LixlgedthcountyJalljnlleuof sio, bond on a burglary charge after the 2 a.m. Incident was Jesse D. Richardson, 31, SVI!Otd Route Two. Police patrolmen and detectives surrounded the Army-NavySurplusstmt 310 S. Sanford Ave. and owner Melvin Slskind unlocked the store where officers said they found Richardson inside. Investigators said the store was entered by removing a skylight on the roof and using a small steel cable to drop 16 feet onto a display table. Patrolman Steven D. Harriett said officers searched the store but found no additional suspects In the business. the sheriff's department James L. June, 24, 120 today were processing the tl•UCk for possible fingerprint evidence, Investigators said two color televisions, Identified as having been stolen from Ramada Altamonte Springs, were found inside Officers gave this account of the Thursday afternoon incident: An employs at Ramada Inn saw two black men loading televisions from rooms at . The motel into a rental men hurriedly left the motel when approached, leaving behind a television being removed from a room '.t they were spotted. Altamonte police were given a tag number and description of the rental truck and broadcast the Information to other agencies. Sheriff's Deputy Marty - tratlon, If I'm elected, there will never be another embargo that singles out farm prod- ucts." -. - Bu In a subsequent Interview with the Des Moines Register, he said about embargoes: "It would have to be an extreme case. U we don't have adequate grain stocks to meet our basic needs, this would have to be mant datory." Carter denied on Thursday that he had misled the farm audience. "In the case of extreme emergency, of course, anybody in his right mind would not rob our own people of food or create hunger In this country to sell food overseas," he said. But he added, "It would be a catastrophe of 411DOUnt of restitution to be peld will be worked out by parole and probation OffIcials. possession of marijusna plants Police found row In a flowerbed at his residence. He OOneyear -Leesardaayt.sJeily5l was sed probation. upervi 301 Fairmont Drive, Sanford, uns o fin Yam probation an Ids guilty Ples o PSI were ot do for Robert ,'., of Midwa -ale?- ' Anderson Ave., Sanford, was Jailed In lieu of $10,000 bond on an aggravated battery charge by Sanford pollee. Patrolman William Hasson said June was arrested In connection with an assault with a board upon Willie Lee Jones, 50. of 615 E. Ninth St.. While Jones was at a telephone b at 13th St. and French Ave. Police said at Seminole Memorial Hospital for a facial laceration. David Jolly, of was being held without bond today In county Jail at Sanford on a date warrant charging violation of parole. Sanford police today We-i investigating a burglary at the 101 Jenkins Circle residence of Roland Wesson In which items valued at $905 were reported taken. Officer . McIntyresaid Wesson returned home following a three-month ab. sence to find the house vandalized. Listed as missing from the house were a silver watch, weckling and engagement rings Deputy P.J. Riggins said $nI In tools were reported missing from the Canton Road and PressvlewSt. residence of R.W. Bunn. James E. Music, 1011 Manchester Drive, Howell Estates, reported two hand trucks and tools, total value $295, were taken from his residence. GRAND OPENING SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1976 SANFORD'S ONLY DISCOUNT AUTO STORE Cesipa'w Ou Cue'tq Daq Piceo Oil Filters Air Filters Champion Plugs, Res., Box of 8 Champion Plugs, Rag,, Box of 8 8 Cyl. - Wire Set Radio Res. Monroe Shocks Monroe Matic Point Set 12-Volt Regulator Heavy Duty Coil Chrysler Starter The books close then for the November General Election '1.50 '2.25 18.00 17.00 18.95 '6.25 18.95 '2.50 58.50 '8.35 824.50 SAVE BIG Office Hours Are: 8:30A.M. Ti15 P.M. Room 404 Court House Sanford ON ALL YOUR AUTO NEEDS - Supervisor of Elections Seminole County - ?.UAMI (A?) - The prose-- The plan, argues the defers., ___ Presicutlon says ft will call four or was or dered by former five more witnesses before re. dent Nixon In W73 Ung Its case in the pot-arnuggiU.S. District Judge Peter Pay hug trial of five men. reserved opinion Thursday an a ___ to acOne federal witness, agent defame lawyer's motion joixu or Drug Eniorce- quit We-Be!. But he denied go. ______ other attorney's request for a nuent AdminIstration, finished testifying Thursday after five mistrial. on the stand. King, wider cross-examKIM was testifying against inatlon by WerBel's lawyer, King Mitchell WerBefi III, an inter- Edwin Marger, denied he had national arms dealer from taken$75,000thedefenject,,v,, Powder Springs, Georgia; Ge-- was borrowed from the U.S. aid Cunningham, a Dee-field Treasury to ad up the deBeach, arms dealer; Mor- fendazds as drug smugglers. ton Franklin, a Cleveland The $75,000 Is musing, along financier; John Nardi, a wfthtwomenwhamtpief Cleveland union official; and daims showed the moneyense to William Bell, a Raleigh, N.C., King, then working as an ocrbusinessman. dercover aged, to Indicate that They are accused of con- the defendants had the money splringto fly tons ofmarijuana to finance an operation. from Colombia to Florida. But Thedefensecordendethemen were going aft,rconvicted the defense maintains the men drug were acting as U.S. agents In a smuggler Ken Burnatine, who crackdown scheme against was killed In an airplane crash drug traffic. last June. electric saws missing. THE ELECTIONS OFFICES WILL BE OPEN FOR VOTER REGISTRATION MONDAYS THROUGH iATURDAYS UNTIL5 P.M. FROM NOW UNTIL SEPTEMBER 18TH Camilla D. Bruce Import Trial Continues Constance Lare, 414 Columbia St., Altamonte Springs, reported $504 In NOTICE Branch Office: 8:30A.M. Till P.M. And P.M. hIS P.M. Seminole Plaza Casselberry serve 10 months In inthePresenceofamimrchild. Seminole residential locations. sday. - that he aqd stereo equipment. Sheriff's deputies today reported tools were taken by burglars at three south an almost unimaginable degree before that would be necessary." Carter's running mate, Sen. Walter F. Mondale of Minnesota, was In Syracuse, N.Y., today for a series of appearances. He campaigned in New York City Thur- - : ..- - - ' Monroe Terrace, Sanford, a city maintenance employe was arrested and charged with aggravated assa ult and two counts of witness tampering in the probe after allegedly beating Roland Fulenwlder anothe r maintenance department employe with a steel brush. Pool is being held In county jaIl in lieu of $13,000 bond. Fulenwider, son of State Attorney Chief Investigator Jack Fulenwlder, repo rtedly received a fractured nose and ch eekbone as a result of the beUng by Pool that occurred In . iu-ae-Sanfo,'cI Manhunt recommendation for a Sept. 28 start. There were Indications that a compromise would be reached for - nii,4...nfimk., -,n.... rI..,. a.. The Ford-Carter emissaries reported making substantial progress In their first three-hour meet ing and planned to confer again Wed. nesday. The Federal Election Commission has still not ruled on whether the league could accept do nations from unions and corporations to finance the debates. It said it would decide the question Monday. Dole flew to Colorado a ft er an appearance at the Iowa State Fair In Des Moines In which he charged that Carter's promise to end embargoes on foreign grain sales "once and for all" was unrealistic and out of step with the Democratic platform. Dole also accused Carter of taking inconsistent st ands on the Issue. Carter, during his own appearance at the fair Wednesday, said, "Under my adminis- Longwood Probe Continues Writes them - by theft. iContinued Froni Page 1-A I Continued From Page l.A ACTION ,• Ford, Dole Meet To Plot Strategy Against Carter 'Legal Fees Eyed f ': By BOB LLOYD Emmy Turns Northward To do that, I need your vote on Sept. 7. And, if elected, I'll need your opinions and suggestions. Please contact me at Newman Brock Campaign Headquarters (305) 834-5776, •. hleraldStaff Writer out." He called the planning report a valuable document but said "I think it's overdrawn, although I think there's some basis for it." But I'll listen. An worg hard for a better Seminole County and a better Florida for all of us. -. - programs. "We're not pushing any panic button," he said. "Things have a way of getting worked I want the job of representing you and your opinion. I represent no special interest group. And I don't promise everything for everybody. - fe1onyp - That's why I'm running for House Seat 34 in the Democratic Primary. . man TALLAHASSEE (AP) Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington says he disagrees with a staff report that says Florida faces a fiscal crisis in the next 10 years and will have to increase taxes or cut school Don't sell yourself short, Your opinion about the Issues thab affect your day-to-day lving in -.: - - That's why we elect state legislators. beer sentenced to l$mootlss Orlando, Is free on bond during probation by Circuit Court a PSI after pleading guilty to Judge Joe A. Cowt Jr. paid larceny of an artificial Mrs. Dercel Rita Spaldiog, flower arrangement and two 20,ofWlI*erSprthgs, and Mrs. coats In a Winter Springs Patricia Butler SmIth, iS, of burglary. Altemosde Springs, Said they WIMa. I. RmdA 50, took money paid by catalog Star Rode, Deliary, pleaded cotoan between Jam I and guilty to leaving the scene of an March 5 and dkbr't ring ap the accident at Sanford on May 1 in sales. which a bicylid was Injured. Defense attorneys said Mrs. Randall is free on bond during a Spauhlng has made restitution PSL to Sears of $0 and Mrs. Smith _ Gay Nab. Meets, 50, $750 but sears says another, 112 Club Road, Sanford, $1,700 was taker by Judge Cowart said the pleaded no corded to felony - - Education Report Criticized Central Florida can be carried all the way to Tallahassee. Stock Market' - The delay occurred because manufacturers had to wait until Congress approved legislation dealing with the program, officials said. But now that the legislation has passed, the Injections are being prepared as quickly as possible, they said. Officials hope to begin the inoculations In Miami, Orlando, Jacksonville and Pensacola during the first week of October. Then, the program will be extended to the rest of the state, they said. hot,. - U MIAMI (Al') Widespread inoculations aga inst swine flu have been delayed In Florida until the beginning of October, but everyone should be inoculated by Dec. 1, a month before the flu season usually begins, offlthils Rises .5 Pier Cent ____ i., Swine Flu Shots Delayed --- that the economy dill Is growing, although It may be growing On the negative side were slower. Some economists out of statistics for the average work government have wondered week, delivery time for ordered whether the economy may be goods, changes In liquid aads, braking to halt again, changes In sensitive prices and The Commerce Department new orders for manufactured said the Indicators Index, which and consumer goods. of money from their former alcoholic treatment m at =00M. Sears Roiebat sed the Mes Avon M facility. peddling scheme. EconomvIndex WA1INGTON (AP) - The Is based on 12 statistical meas gvverumeud Index designed to uris of the ecy, rose to show future frenda In the icon- 105.5 In July. The flve4edhs of omy thaewd ftve4e1the of a a per cent gain was over a re per card In July, the 17th vised Jam Index that showed a straight month It has pointed ninetedhe of 1 per cad Iw upward, the Commerce crease over May, Izateed of the Department reported today. threetedhe of 1 per cent gain The 17-month gain Is the reported earlier. Iongestslnceft rose for lDcanThe major strength In the secitive mostha from Decarn- July Index, the agency said, her o(1103 through July of 1500. was In the Increase In building Known as the composite in. permits, which grew sharply des of leading indicators, the during the nUL. Index has shown continuing Other positive statistics wer strength even though other government Indexes - on prices, a reduction In the Job layoff on mploy. rate, Increases In contracts and economic growth and employmed - have turnedsioggisir. orderiforplantandequlpin,nt, rising dock prices, the money ft likely Ford acbnlnldrdlon argwnents 3%;)jrl)? and net business forma- il dwt* Friday I t: I Former Top Aide To Gurney Maddox Is Frontrunner CHICAGO (AP) - Former Georgia Gov. Lester Maddox appears to be the front runner for the presidential nomination of the American Independent party, delegates at the party's national eunvention say. Maddox, who has been campaigning for the nomination for three months, faces challenges from two other candidates to lead the party that nominated George Wallace in 1968. Two File Pleas In Larceny Case _ WAS1UNOTON (AP) - Iho 'pou,uJ by the American prepoeud sea. to $1,ISI will raclaiperpoine beysad the nest bled 41 to * an the motion of bin on 802 5iImInMMn tØ SeaM. Isaewin MaM action on 'Øs,s and Is_vH'y• rUe the avera to more timi donut school. SUL Robert C. Byrd, DW.Va. scholarships granted by col. a I3bIlhon bill to ___ The Hones has passed aspo. $705 a yew. The nln4knmt, sponsored An amendment by Sen. Iegei and universities U tUral ems for $dj,r rite bins esteadhig )dgh ida. The rejected bonlig mend, by Delaware Sens Wiflisen V. James B. Mien, D-Aja., awards In such oneiex 1 and vocatineal idoedlon, after cation prugrema for one yem me* was designed to keep Roth, a Repobllcaii, and Demo. adopted by voice vote, specific- santa U Miss America 8A rejecting attonipta to rrld and vocational education cowts from ordering boning for crat Jceepii R. 81dm, was II- ally waived application of the Junior Miss. cost.erd.rsd boning to dasag- asUtanc, for Ma yeas. The ragM.ac4ols. _ flnalvorslonwlflgotoalloone _ I -other tbing,,__ the bill Senate conference __ Calls School Negotiators Although the FordJudge tnhtIi. would lacisase the mi4n federal grant for poor d. trition has hidicated opposition , JACKSONVILLE (AP) of school board authority Te.éhers, who reported to bulkthigs. to attend collage from $1,455 to to the senate version would Sen. Jacob K Javits, RN.Y., N5distw1 Rho have failed claseroems on schedule IRA er Dill offidal said over teachers. A noth $1,500 per year. It also The UaiCfl 1 'a15 VOiCè • to hemmer out a cotz4 for Monday, picketed nine schools teachers had called to compaiho __ __ extend eligibility for governUbbjc,fl believe and DuyiJ County's 5,050 school and Siçt. Herb We horne that they were ordered by their and arbitration In CUes oi m*nsrasd student loans the s teachers were called before a Thursday before and after their principals not to talk to the teacher discipline, evaluatlo4 to ivnn,. with annual p, Judge today to report on the de appointed hairs In schooL news media on risk of being and uUlCmiflt. School of. of sso. ii ficlali say this is their field Piçlli we to return from fired. by. $15,551 Sen. I dSIe,ens, R-Alaska, a Qrcult Judge Joho McNdt, a1.nmerv.c#Ion nest Monday. . Larry Paulk, spokesman alone. In other action on the bill, the member of the Senate Appro who lamed an Injondlon bW Money Issnas haven't beet , JirnGelger,predderstofDuv- for the school system, said some adopted 55 10 0 an pridlons Co'nmlttie, said the week apirut a teacher strike, .1 Teachers United, said the teachers were advised not to settled either. The school board ____ent to wipt fatherill's $1,550 ma4ns be* bd mm pickets we hdermMIpural to talk to the media during school offered 1.3 per cent raises son and mother-daughter studentpad amdhortz*Icn Is hers and a special 4er Wr"id teachers that they do hours, but there was no reetric- above the c,trent $5,050 to $14,. of In Public schools fuuistudent has pnIM.d by the Florida Ptbllc net have a contract. The pickets lion on any other tlme 81 pay scale. The union Is uk the barr on sex diacrlmthitlon IDnever been able to appropriate Fanploy.s Raina. Commis-made no attempt to discourage Negotiations have bogged h newly 20 per cent Infederally supported educational ug1 money for the $1400 don to,attsnd the conference. teachers from entering school down for two weeks over the Is. peas's. ______ maximum authorized since Iho anwnbnurd , by I Paul Fannin, RAris., also would waive application of the The crildit average paz* udI4aiminatier law to Boys Stevens said, Is $550 a year saC State and Girls State program he ulaeued doubt that the Fr*", Avqo V, 1910-0 AT E A DISCOUNT AUTO STORE - 2609 Hiawatha Ave., Sanford WE DELIVER Phone 322.9678 ' L. Special Price for Garages and Mechanics -i'*s't ,- . ', I ,...... .. rn.:I3 I. •. :-'....... ' , a.............. �EveniNg frnikl I Evening "Ora M, $fup., Fl 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. FLA. 32711 Area Co* 5322.2e11 or, 831.3 ., .,J A 1 VU IV FrIday, Aug. V. 1976-.4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN IRACKLE. Advertising Director ll.'nw flelivrn: Weik. 55 cents; Month. $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Var. $26.40. By Mall: In lit'rida same as home ckIiwry. All i4her mail: Month- $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. .i 1 1 ri , I" i 41 1. ____ F' .c ____ w Has Provided Deregulation Fuel CAB With less "regulation" the purported goal of the remaining candidates In the increasingly heated presidential campaign, the Civil Aeronautics Board has provided — probably unwittingly — fuel for the deregulation drive. Called upon recently to decide whether or not to allow direct service to Europe from 15 additional citicsand todeslgflate the alrlInesto fly routes, the CAB gave Pan American World Airways, already groggy from financial ailments, a rabbit —• Ignoring the recommendtions of Its own examiner, the board refused to give Pan Am exw atflantic Ainna afl" TI,' Clock ByNORMOSHRIN R.#a latter to "Dear Ay" in the Evening Herald an Wldau4iny I eoukin't babies my eyes. A poor loss, who slgaed herself "lingle and V" was bomoeeng the fact that men don't wear wedding rings — and the Is haft troshle telling the marrieds from the other hint And It keltats her. "Don't men who go aroumd without a wedding ring realize that they leave the lnçraslon they orei't mat ed?" she kiqili'ed dlacuiselately. Well, call me a chauvinist, a male chauvinistic pig i MCP) — or even an Ingrate or a barn — bat I can't manage to*fredgeupan ounce ofsymnpsthyor empathy for her. If she were reasonably conversant with the ways of the world, she would realIse that what she has gone through with that would-be man of hers became he was married and didn't wear a ring, Is nothing thousands of mars confront daily. Her disillusionment, Is nothing matched against the mental torment, anguish, frustration — and — these men have endured, Perhaps men — particularly the married variety RA Y CROMLEY — don't wserIsloegh rings. But Mthssaen.thne the opposite Is true: women these days an wearing too many wear agar onthswiongflnpr.. ... Third ther, left hand. for ages It has baum a alga, a symbol, a cia, for the mile. When he aputs a fmile ,ar aeI he 0"M at ft huit. at that . He tail looking for freckles or warts. He just wants to know one t: Is aba or tail she? And cheching'her marital 4M esed to be tim, any — and aomethnej rewarding. But act anymore. For whatever inconaprehansible reason, many women these days are making It difficult for the shopping male to formulate the proper approach and strategy. For one thing, the craze of wearIng 3, 4,5 or I rings on one hand Is confisIng. (And why make the legendary chase any more confndng than It has to be?) . Unless he has perfect sweeping eyesight, he Was that ring on the third finger, left hand a wedding band, a high school graduation ring, or a cracker jack prize? And then there Is the female who is otdoIIt wontever know for sa: Adjustments In /1') WA jig T . NtCeSSat, DFoWodflflOnala irline mtjst Instead share service to Europe out of Dallas-Fort Worth with Delta Airlines. Pan Am was denied KANSAS a,Mo. -Of1Ite there hIUbeen completely a part of the Atlanta-London service. a thrust dau ritaUnandpermnncol For years, Pan Am and America's other "flag arsuing that the Republican party Is dying, and carrier," TWA, have been the pathflnders In CPtY1tLThesepIeces overseas air travel, often at crippling expense and are written by knowledgeable political analysts and reporters. All quote men of stature and most usually under adverse political conditions. givestallsilcs sl'.owing u. iritt fi-.. Yet, jiat two years ago, the CAB turned down a arid Democrat to independent. subsidy request from Pan Am and TWA, ordering Maybe__ an. The arguments are impressive them Instead to reduce their capacity, and the statistics. But I beg to differ. — Now, in its latest ruling, the CAB has opened the One problem, and a goodly share of the if . 2M '1A ', . ' , , Backers --'-~-':. 1. 4 4 . ... . -1 .It"A-# Dutch Monarchy . r RvLockh..dScandalflm. J Up Gave , PX KI . . THE HAGUE, The Netherlands (AP) — Government leaders and Queen Juliana stood together today to protect the Dutch monarchy from the disgrace of her husband,s involvement in the Lockheed scandal. Highly placed sources said the queen en. dorsed the government's decision to force Prince Bernhard, her 65-yea r-old consort, Into retirement. Official spokesmen said none of the five parties In Premier Joop den Uyl's leftcenter coalition government wanted the queen . I. ' - •d •... - .- . . ."-. ' ' Aircraft Corp. paid him sij Million to in. the Dutch armed forces to buy Its aircraft, C . — - fluence . 4e!' "S- -. ' -. ...: .. .. •.. . - BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Sporadic KANSAS W — There are several reasons fighting continued today in Beirut's Why Ronald Reagan went Into the Republican convention without the votes he needed to win his devastated commercial sector and at other VC (.4 party's prestd,ntl*I nomination ints alongthe dividing line bet There is, however, only one real reason why :' city's Christian and Moslem SecIOFS, Christian Re15515 and his men failed to get these votes spokesmen reported. once they arrived here and It Is quite simply: "Palestinian guerrillas tried to penetrate They surrendered the good fight that brought our lines in southern Beirut under artillery them victory In the primaries, they laid down cover but 'were driven back with heavy their battle flag of bold, clear colors without losses" a spokesman said pastels" which had brought them within spitting transatlantic competition to two more airlines — codualuxi, I believe, comes from the state and ~ distance of the GOP nomination. m, 0 ~ Delta and Northwest — compounding the financial A firm percentage of the The Republican convention, which $ ills of the "flag carriers" that brought them to the delegates are not representative of their party. It Washington Poet delegate survey found to be was all too clear at the Democratic National verge of bankruptcy. even pare conservative than four years ago, was WASHINGTON (AP) — Health problems c onvention in New York that many of the men • Since neithe a group whose head was with Ford but whose r Congress nor the CAB seems and women there were more liberal than the that may be linked to Soviet Microwave heart was with Reagan. 1 willing to let airlines offer the sort of convenient, bombardment are believed to be a factor in 1 average Democrat, and less flexible. There are few who believe that. In a secret economical and comfortable service the public will the reported decision to reassign Walter J Likewise, If I compare spot surveys here and ballot, the President would have triumphed. The buy In the open market, President Ford should use of local Republicans with checks among Stoessel Jr., U.S. ambassador in Moscow. delegates were the kind of people excited by his authority to reject the AB ruling. delegates to the Republican National Qua' Issues like 14-b, the right-to-work, not 16-c, the Both the public and the airlines would benefit veM it _ transparently gimmicky procedural bill-of% extremely strong forces showing less from such simple jiatice. I % . . attainder dreamed up by Reagan campaign LONDON (AP) — The Eu- "were Intended to force wit- which Britain and Ireland moderation than among party members rnrurt r nrn1.ul, 11....... n... chief Joins Sears and designed to force Ford to 5IVV v,ixu,x uy 5U0 signed. generally. name his running: mate the morning before thee Rights has charged the British Jecting them to severe physical The commission has been ItIs tobe notettwneftiaerpartysajects presidential vote. — government with using torture and mental pressure." NATO Nettled conducting hearings on formal F.L. HAWKINS acandidatewhomthevotersfeettobefarout_ ford; two daughters, Mrs. The Republican delegates were a crowd that In Northern Ireland, the GuardThe techniques were not de- accusations made by the gov. The current dispute between Greece and Turkey over whatewrhis meribotherwise -heusuanyloses Dorothea Stanford, Fenton, Ian newspaper said today would have responded to re Th al Issues. e only scribed. lP( "s' territorial rights In the Aegean Sea has the earmarks of a E. I. Hawkins. 91, of Ft. Mich. and Mrs. Lawrence W. enunent of the Irish republic in a sizeable chunk of voters from his own party chance Reagan had to get the 59 votes he needed The newspaper said the cornBritain's Northern Ireland lfll that Britain tortured sparring round rather than a full fledged championship fight. Pierce died Thursday night In Turner. Lake Mary; four and thus loses the election. Rot for victory was to contin ue within the convention Whether or not they land any blows on each other isopqn to. that city. Born In Lang Island, grandchildren and eight great- mission held that interrogation Office declined comment on the man Catholic suspects arrested The tn*ja is th tpa4Imocrats and --1 ___________________________________________ the campaign he had waged an successfully in tlq used at one .up- dory. doubt, but the referees had bEtter look oi* as thiswthging' 1lePublicánsari N.Y., he moved to Sanford after gran4chjdi'um. • in Northern Ireland. however forcefully 'QM Its. .L tlit p0 - i1 Guardian said the canlila retirement from the farm they may feel and speak on the Issues of the 'Grankow In ckitg Cop4sy w, 8.rviciI This had to mean war, not peace. A bloody 54O$e reporj. 'flue mly Roman Catholic supply business in Ft Pierce arrangements. It's an old, old dory between the two nations, one that dates moment. They normally elect moderates as _____________________________________________________ knock-down-drag.out donnybrook on Issues was ndirstood l'j tdth hás not been officIally" Irish Republican Army's Proviback to chafe Greek-Turkish hatreds during the break up of the and returned to that city to live president. So long as this Is true, the two-party something to be precipitated, not avoided. centuries. released, 'would be published slonal wing has been waging Ottoman Empire — or In this century to the Greek invasion of eight ye ar s ago. system Is In no danger. BOYD ppj But it was not to be. Indeed of raw meat, Mr. I next Thursday In London and guerrilla warfare to drive Brit. Asia Minor alter World War 1. Survivors Include The danger comes when, as in France and his The paper said the commis- Dublin. The commission was sin from Sears - with his candidate's okay — made the the predominantly Greece and Turkey currently have their horns locked over Italy, a host of factions regularly forces through daughters Mrs. Fred Ganas of Boyd D. Rlsner, 84, of 1111 E. stan has ruled that five separate created by the 1950 European fatal strategic decision that the delegates should Protestant anfrw.1 unri Ups U fl U,. nrnv1n n'i nriD.. air and continental shelf rights in the Aegean Sea, each other's LUWIV, ewing Ave. South Bead, In tion H the nomination of men reflecting limited points H uecnnlques, used together, convention on human rights, with the be fed Hamburger Helper. rights In C) prue, whether or not Greece can impose a 12-mile Irish republic. Ft. Pierce; son, George died In Hall County Hospital, of view, representative of only small segments of NEW YORK (AP) — All those price Increases cods go relatively unnoticed, as they did with Evidently, the Reagan camp made the the territorial limit which would block Turkish commerce, Clayton, Gainesville; 10 Gainesville, Ga. He had lived in the population. decision not to rock the boat on the GOP platform in basic materials that have been unnoticed by earlier increases In the compolient materiais. demilitarization of Greek Islands off Turkey's coast and even grandchildren and 12 great. Florida seven years There are, of course, men and women like this consumers are now being pres before as long ago as last June. According to The New ented to them all will they rebel' over aid (runs the United States. grandchildren. In both the Republican and Democratic parties. packaged In the 177-model automobiles, soon to to He moving South Bend. was York Times, Mi ch a el Raoul-Duval, a special The automotive Industry The princi ple victim of the tension has been the North It is their views most often which hit the be In dealer's showrooms. Funeral service will be held born In Idyton, Ky. assistant to increases, which In General President Ford, says he met a Atlardb- Treaty Organization Turkish-Greek confrontations __ In Fl. Pierce. headlines. And they, often, are most expert 1 Survivors Include five sons a warehouse while the people starved. "I hope From Page l'Al It Is only when Increases reach the retail level, amount to nearly 6 per cent, will be accepted by number of times with Reagan issues adviser at have inhibited NATO's planning on its mutheastern flank and political infighting in primaries and convuftm as they Unvel, Clarksville, Ga., Randy, WILLIAM s&sup you don't want that," she said. almost always do, the coruiumers a public eager to continue buying cars at least at Martin Ander3on to settle on the ouftes of a even its ability to monitor Soviet troop movements and missile American Independent candidate would like to It because their followers are the most dedicated be I Osteen, Carl, Lake City, foreign Mrs. Hansel said she favored a vocational po licy plank ncPilIIgI. acceptable to both Reagan W come very concerned. Up to that point the same pace as hi me, __ "destroy the other two branches of government" emotionally - some bordering on fanaticism, many Increases In the co Robert, Plymouth, William B. Jessup, 78, and Ford. of 814 training program for the unemployed rather d emand for new cars __ It Is unlikely that the present flap will develop Into outright mponent., of retail items bF& and But these splinter factions, though they may are Rosalia Drive, Sanford, died Harold, South Bend lad.; fourthrow out than large public employment programs; Reagan press aide, Jima Lake, confirms this, growing, said GM Chairman Thomas Murphy. armed hostilities between the two NATO members. When time Thursday at his residence. Born daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Supreme Court. removal of the limitation on the amount social stating: "We agreed to the concept of a nonGreece tossed the problem to the Security Council it all but His remark Is at least partially correct; party or a convention, are not, I repeat, But business always passes on Its own cods, also In to Farnelli Ga., be Mrs. Hansel said laws already exist to security recipients can earn and methods to Chester, and Mrs. Bertha came ___ platform that ei admitted that It was not planning a military response to a leaves a bit unsaid. ther Ford or representative of the main dream of either the that which ml&tt be absorbed by Sanford years ago, moving Di'elbilbji, South Bend, t.L. remove judges who are physically, morally or conserve energy. Reagan could campaign on." Turkish oil probe Into the Aegean. GM, for example, has more than a 100-day J Republican or Democratic parties Alter efficiencies and improved technology, or hidden . here (rain LaGrange, Ga. H Vellaree Bunn and Mrs. [axle mentally unfit, "but he Is saying tha t If a Judge Mrs. Hansel Is to annear arain In th area at ust a week before the Republican convention The sad fact is that as weak as it is.. the .... ---ILN may .t.... 1w ,,' iunnlv of small iirs In It Mu m,,f,..,.,..A I...e nappens to sagree with the position of the noon Monday at the ,,, ivw was a Baptist pendulum swings, Feece, Lakeville, Ind.; began, a top 'Reagan aide ld World Inn, 1-4 and to me t pIaU better Able to react to an outright military situation than it is to left unsold because of buyer resistance, There moderates historically have come back WW Suivivors Mude t" wife, grandchildren; 13 great- President and Congress he should be thrown Street, Orlando at a Ladies Day in the U.S. I The quedion now is whether the buying public fights were something to be avoided at almost the constantprobing and testing of wills that could leave both out ." has to be a message there. Weren't these cars control. Senate Luncheon. Birdie Jessup, of Sanford; two grandchildren; and sister, Mrs. is willing to let the sizable increases in retail car any cOsL The Ragan people, he said. were contestants on the floor without either having landed a punch. Of Grady's position that the nation's defermes expected to be the big sellers? brothers, Ivey Lee, Fernandina Carrie Finnegan, Laporte Ind. Sen. Walter Sims, the third candidate prepared to accept "neuter" language on any, should be beefed up, Mrs. Hansel said Grady forState the GOP Senatorial nomination, had a cooBeach and Tully, Chester, Ga.; Funeral services and burial ssue just an they "could live with d would spend money on missiles and store them in ficting appointment siSt Mrs. Sarah Jackson, will be Saturday in South Ben and could not be present. reason: Joins Sears had ordered that nothing McIntyre, Ga.; seven grand- with Forest G. Hay and Sons should be done that would in any way take The voters will decIde Nov. 2 who will be inaugurated Jan. o as children and 10 great- Funeral Home In charge of attention away from the 16-c battle. president. arrangements. But fortunately, not all Reagan's supporters d* i i But the Scrlthtr-Bantam English Dictionary goes to press Sept. Gramkow Funeral Home Is In agreed. So Sen. Jesse Helms of NorthCarolina 15 and the gnpgg charge of arrangements. has decided to follow the dictates of and sonaeof his awn came here and gave CODUuiiedfromP-IA WASHINGTON - A year ago, we named Debayle, is a grants to care for children of Funeral Notices At first county cornS the Gallup, Harris, Roper "polling samples" rather carbon copy and of men a lad minute backbone his father, meat." Among other things, Baldwin charged transplant. Anastasio Somoua, the barrel-bellied dictator of Anastaslo Somoza Garcia. AURA MCFATE working others u wuc&on on ic electorate In his recording ci history. It Is only as a result of the efforts of Sen. Helms it, would Somnoza was ripping off road-building ...have been unable to Nicaragua, the world's greediest ruler. JESSUP. WILLIAM I.Funding. Later, The dictionary .111 designate James carter Here are some highlights: solicit however, funds from local Without day care, Mrs. running Funeral Services tor William illegal sweepstakes operation, and Dr. John East, a GOP Platform Committee A ura C. McFate, 87, of 117 The sad truth is that the United States Kwiatkowski, Commissioner presiden t ci the United — In a "Strictly Confidential" ca ble dated mainta ini an busInesses and other member who teaches po Jeswp, 71,o4 III Ros.alia Drive. li th sources. ng a protection racket among miners, tical science In Nor Carpenter said many mothers Pinecrest Drive, Sanford, died government has provi ded the ladder for his April 11, 1939, Sanford. who died Thuriday, will Richard Williams and CornThe risk, or course, Is Paz and he concedes that "some people She pointed out that with would be unable to work e U.S. ambassador to and taking kickbacks on cattle exports. The Carolina, that the Republican pla tform says ) th at his residence and mission Chairman Mike Hat. be ascent to early today. A is dubious pinnacle. th held at 3 p.m. Saturday at will laugh about it" If Carter should lose In November. proper funding she can win an would become wards Nicaragua, Meredith Nicholson, reported Nicaraguan government, Baldwin wrote, Is anything substantive about anything. Gramkow Funeral Home with native of Spring Arbor, Mich., of the taway agreed to fund the Somoza runs Nicaragua as if it were his complaints of We are distressed, however, at the confusion that might result additional $450,000 In federal state. Even then, the Reagan force* watered down a "continuing campaign of "ridden from top to bottom with graft." Rvv. Lea King officiating. he came to Sanford from private estate. Through his family and program. flun kie s, when some far-in-the-future prober seeks out the reference Gramliow in charge. violence by the I National Guard) in the sup. the wording the Helms faction wanted to Include — The President was short of farm la borers, 1 Detroit in 1968. He was a be owns or controls virtua y every pro ll ta fi bl with old copes of the Literary Digest and the Chicago Tribune. e prealon of persons critical of the President." dated Baldwin. Thus, "Every man who MCFATE, AURA C.- Funeral 13p.,pg5 In the "Morality and Foreign Policy" plank of member of Grace United industry, Institution and service in the country. IlLs He vnU find It difficult to reconcile use presiuieniiai Services for Aura McFate. I?. of Informants, wrote Nicholson, "placed the to produce a atement of emp yment the Republican platform, wording the Ford Me o st lo th dist I Church and was a 71.' aL'so wn most of the land they alt on. 117 Piw,vet Drive, Santoru. when he discovers that All Linden was the 33rd president and figure of political deaths at the unbelievable total accused of vagabondage and, In this year our Pople could have in no way accepted th 1 us retired sales manager with of Ibseuurnaas wealth has been .sque.Jod of ofa thousand amonth," who died today, will be held at II Torn Dewey !f his sources were to be Lord 1939, Impressed into Jail servIce.. or precipitating just the kind of brawl th am. Saturday M the graveside General Mills and retired In e Reagan . his impoverished subjects, whose average piiy I, AUGUST21, 1975 5eldNIe Willie Hills "theco In 0alawn Mmorial Pars with Ashley CoWn, Deltona a whcle p&ru4ted to leave to harvest coffee" on camp 13 alter 42 years. 3Octsarshour.Theyl1veinsIaacksantheemnJzg is one great political prison." ADMISSIONS Rev. Marvin Buckner of Incredibly, Frank Huhn the Linda S. Stephens, Deltona Reagan high comma snoza's ptations. command, Survivors Include Iums and eke out a living as bed they can sidle his wife, ficiatlng. Gramkow Funeral Sanford: According to his informants, said C. Franc Maceli Fern E. Benedict, Lake Mary - In May, 1939, Soinoza had made a date without even telling Helms as they promised I 4 Mrs. Mary E. McFate, SanHome in charge. the Big fianna dashes his millions In forelgi Nich Darayazaus Grayson they would. Struck out the reference to th olson, "the President makes free use of the visit to Washington, where he was royall Elijah Manning Sr. Roberta Spears, Lake Mary e banks. y Guardia and of government propert y t carrying received by President Franklin Roosevelt. While MUss Oliver Herbert an Panama Canal, an Issue Reag W. had used very Johnson, The dictator maintains his power by fostering on his extensive cattle and dairy enterprises." successfull y In his victorious primaries. The Juanita Soda Longwood at trip, wrote Baldw on th in , Somoza received the myth that he has the full support of the big He had 1 one report, the ambassador wrote, that total of $145,000 from the coffers section delet ed read: Florence D. Bennett, DeBary Aaron Capehart, Plymouth of t.s boys in Washington. He leads his people to Som was "smuggling cattle across the Coda This, It must be remembered, Betty I.. Heller, DeLand "O ur foreign po cy li will recognize was during a time t we believe that any attempt to dislodge him i.onld Rican border." shall neither give up that which Is ours, ezemof world depression. After his return f bring back the U.S. Marines, who have already DISCHARGES — "I have heard a dory," continued United States, cabled pLified by the Panama Canal, nor abanon ..,un' Baldwin, Somoza occupied the country t wice In this century. Nicholson, "that (Somoza) receives a 'cut' (ruin friends in order to make new alliances, as "thameleafy exploited the prestige accruing Not only do American officials let him get certain of the gold Sanford: exemp lified by the Republic of China. mine concessi air on es In- from his reception there as away wi th this but they have subsidized the dependently Wayne O. Brooks amounts of the paid Into the assurances of di rect support from the American "Our quest for peace has led to the necessity ' Sonsozas' regime for 40 years with a steady flow treasury, and this Is remitted through William Ellis " Coda Rica government." for us to be N um ber One in the world in the Thursday's high 94, today's of foreign aid. In the past 30 years the American for deposit in Canadian bank." Peter L. Fleischman — Am p Correctness. Good taste. low 72. foundSomoza capability to maintain that peace. We recognize Taxpayers have donated over a quarter of a - The peopl e of N icaragua, Nicholson Irving Frazier personally repugnant, his cables reveal, the nece ssity and shall meet It," Partly cloudy through Attention to detail. billion dollars to the tiny Central American Guy H. Gateley Although Somoza was a man of "kasi . Saturday with a chance of Reagan's men also blue-penciled the Helping republic. In every way. . . Persons suspected of entertaining Ideas sonality," wrote the ambassador, he Is "wi Phyllis M. Hoffman thundershowers during afThe money was pumped into Nicaragua even hostile to thout declaration that "all strategic anne limita tion Traditions at Brisson. the Somoza regime are watched and stability of o pinion as to any William B. Jessup thing foreign to his agreements, in particular, should be subject to ternoon and evening hours. though the U.S. authorities knew all along they the espionage Is an strict that It Is difficult for the self ish alms. . Kenneth K. King thighs In the lost lOs and lows . Culturally he isa cipher, but he i on-site inspection." were dealing with devils From the moment the dissenting groups to hold meetings, even In their clever enough to tonight In thy 05. Winds east to hide his deficiencies. . . It may Somozas assumed power in Nicaragua, In- homes." Valerie Maxwell The result of the final document was, as th e be said that he sees ha de mocracy only a device Washington southeast at 10 m.p.h. Rain Icthgrnce agencies and the State Department Post so Comilus McCalIey ___ accurately characterized It In a memorandums dated December 19, for the easy dominati probability Is 40 per cent on of his country, with editorially, a have kept detailed records of the family's 1939, NIcholson s Lois B. Metls uggested that "President abundant opportunities forplundertoe challenge to Henry Kissinger 5 0 TOMORROW'S TIDFS I rampant corruption. Robert I. Bdssun L.F.D. ('uileen Simmons Subliminal so pregnant with symbolism, "s Somoza may be going a bit too far. It is a p. of the national anthem.. . Daytona Beach: high 10:40 His anecdotal range Is Classified documents, which have long beti parently his am tion lacking In substance that the Ford forces had no Anne Steventon to receive a pm bi smutty p t rofi li te mi d to ( a.m., 11:94 p.m., low 4:15 p.m., £ gathering dint In government vaults, outline how (ruin every commercial activity in the country." keen enjoyment. ztorit which rue relates with great Margaret Greening, DeBary difficulty double.taikijig themselves into 4:44 p.m. . . President Somme's vanity the current di ctator's fa ther stuff ed his personal acce pt ing it." - Another "Strictly Conf idential" cable, expressed In th "How would you like to be my running mate?! Margaret Williams, DeBary Port Canaveral: high 10:21 e ra ther gaudy uniform he wears coffers at the expense of his co untrym en. The dated th mernoflth Purposeful conflict on substantive Issues 1ae&e the !e&usg we'd make a GREAT balanced ,carneareport compu Ralph S. Belcastro, Deltona on all oc ca on am., 10:39 si p.m., low 4:05 sin., s, even at private dliviets. ure they paint re veals that the man who by the U.S Charge d'Affaires La Verne Baldwin cannot be denied that his warrior's harn,i It positioni that were totally unaccepable to the Gertrude Sciarefta, Deltona 4:31 p.m. ocrtçies the throne today, Asiaatasiu Somoza that listed "the numerous sins of this govern905 Laurel Avenue Is Ford forces — was Sanford, Florida 322.2131 precisely what Reagan becoming. . Bayport: high 3:41 a.m., 4:13 1, Charles Bartht, Longwood victory. 3 P.m.. low 10:10 a.m.. 10:22 p.m. Jack E. Moore, Orlando Repaired Big Ben To ___ 06 i5 p C Wime Aga*n I Start " • of /1/\t/\yc0 Health Caused Transfer H u m a n R ght P ritain Used AREA DEATHS ys .. w Q ç) . - JOHN CUNNIFF fla . ç . to abdicate. The premier announced to parliament and oc. theshocked Dutch people Thiw.il ay ,, Bernhard was resigning from all his public and private offices because of the report of an investigation Into allegations that Lockheed in Guerrillas Turned urne DL .,. .. - --- - .. SANTA BARBARA, Calif. mane one, elnphraalslng the (AP) — Internationally famed deepest impulses of both consopera singer Lotte Lehmann, poser And performer," sew oncetasnned l,yHmer from conductor Maurice Atra,n4, slnglnginherhomeland but who hadconducted her per'. '. 4 . •. who vauiladto acclaim in fOrmnanctsattheidetropolitlan I . ' United Slates, has died after a Opera. :, ng alum •. -s Madame Lelsnann had been The 66-year-old German-born a resident of Santa Barbara f;' •,. -.. "; artist died In her sleep here since 19. In retirement, she - , " 2I Thursday. taught And headedthe vocal do. .. 1.9 '14 4 I , 11. Her creativity had spwuW partmed at the Music AcWlp. A 0 # 0 0 , le , ';. \ .. I 41 the realMs of music, theater, my of •" , ' " 4 literature and painting, bring- bars. the Wet in Santa Bar. . .. IL :', lag her recognition In Europe Funeral arrangemnerds were " I ." between the world were and pending. A memorial service '' 'UO . fame On this side of the Atlantic was planned by the miafc acadenr In Santa Barbara. . Shortly after the Nazis came . ,. to power in Germany, she • Kindergarten offered the title of prime donna ,. on the condition that She Per- Classes Slated form only in her homeland. When she refused, the govern- The Pre-School Education PRE-SCHOOL (srI. Halls filth-grader at Ait.nte ElemeUy &hoel, concentrate. fiercely daring the mar forbade her to sing In and Development Cuter, held demanst,adea of a controlled reading machue at Aigl mimic, Activities held thin week by the Germany. She renounced her In the First Presby Ian PACES gemboiecmqwbwsymmEdmd$Wrepremtotf Npwy mjthaney (idt)ipxh%tt.,s t' ,,;-,-vt!~f,.,.9n.dadUedinAi~~-urchE:duatif.r.Pill'Itn&on-.elled the ED! Cmbo.& B —. .. at speeds ic 1-1110-eacead, Ike then flEd when that nation fell to Avenue ha Sanford, will remember eleesl be, rcadg recu ges mere efficiently d hoods the the Germans. OP its hinderg tes classes speed with which they can read each line. She moved to the united on Aug. 30 at 8:30 sin. ' CIau, for ttree-year-olds States I., 11W -a-'- she are scheduled to begin on Acclaimed as one ci the greaters of all time. The dr&_ September 7th at 9 a.m., WA mauc soprano was I eit"Ifived 3ftwons for four-year." will On SepL 8. with such roles as the MarLONDON (AP) — The chimes mighty heave on a pendulum. schallin In Richard Strauss The clock In the Houses of the quarter-hours are repaired. "Der Rosenkavalier," Leonore of Big Ben rang out at noon He then adjusted the clock to Parliament's bell tower The longest previous halt In In Beethoven's "Fidelio" and today afterafl-d1ysilence, itsnoaiaccucycio,iJ.Ji stopped at 3:45 pin. Aug. 5, Big Ben's operation was a24longest In their 117-year of a second variance per hour when a shaft In the mechanIsm Pair break 10 years ago, when Steglinde in Wagner's "Die history. Walkuere." " 0 bycarefullyplacfnga collection shattered and seat chunks of the winding mechanism devel. They were restarted by clock "Her approach to music and old pennies, some dating to metal hurtling round the bell oped a fault. the arts was a completely hisexpert John Vernon, who the lIYOs, on top of the pend- chamber. clim bed the 365and steps to the ulum. Each coInters the ,nBig Ben will only chime clock chamber gave a lag by 0.4 ci a second. 94 270 ' ' hours -. : .; ,, ;, <` .I- I"I'll" Singer, Is , Dead I. INBRIEF Reagan " (• _______ 0 Lotte Lehann, WORLD JOHN D. LOFTON JR. 4 . — .. I \j . . moih to veer Julone , wed&ng ring per hand but, longkably, she choonsi to wear the one on the left head en that lsg 1 y Mfinger. Doesn't she realize that, by that choke, she Is Inevitably makIng it toagh for herself? She may be losing a PW oft at am tim AIM Is wedwertewy and suicidally slowing the possible pesiuft and parhaps,th,e,snteally mideally enjoyable c*ure. And there Is another, related phenomenon: While the males are glancing away at that finger and that hand as a dies action, many femuales react wftha relies action of their Own. When find males gazing at them, up shoots the hand — pNticularly, U THE rhig Is on that finger that hand. It could be any pretenee — scrat. thing the ,Smoothing the hair, rubbing the eye. (Check y.Jjnext Wne a man looks, or dares at you, girls, and yotsil e). it all calculated to tell the poor guy: Sorry, them, you're too late. Ha, Hat A cruel turn of events. So, "Single and n," cows your blessings. You never had It an good In this woman's world. FrIday, Aug. Th W6-6A ome Stickers Sold F Seminole County Tax caused him to raise his Collector Ti-oy Ray r eported estimate of the total number of today Oat a new high of 94XC registration d to be L Auto license validation stickers thisyeartim Ilo,oW to 115,000. were Ised by his offlce Ray anticipates a smooth the 50-day renewal period running year-round operation which ended Aug. 20. with staggered renewal unexpected increase has schedule will eliminate the long waiting lines In the future. Onnn — - CA RE AR GRASS PU EE PURCHASE OF $ H.P. RIDING MOWER. This Park To - Red Bug Park will open at 11:30 Saturday morning with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The new facility Is located two miles east of SR 436 on Red Bug Road. FOR THE BEST Tired of pushing your Iawnmower7 Looking for a practical riding mower? 'Look closely at the Miens line of riding mowers. Quality is built Into every OM of these fine riding mowers, from the 8 HP Emperor Deluxe to the tough. compact 5 HP Fairway. There's a model and size to fit your lawn and pocketbook. See your nearest Ariens dealer today. ____ ___ _____________ MILLERS — — • Sanford___________ -..'- _.Ub 4 ____ Grad y Wins Ovation A&C LAWNMOWER SALES and SERVICE Ph. 322-7928 _ _, r. ._.. The 39th President .. ,, .'., . - .. -- Sanford ' -U.- I JACK ANDERSON U.S. 2517 Country Club Rd. Fee ng D''ctator's ( Utility ., Rate Hike Considered -- -. " • Please be advised that the voting machines to be In service for the First Primary Election to be held In Seminole County, Sept. 7, 1976, will be prepared and Inspected for said election on Tues. 8-31st, 1976 at Voting Machine Warehouse, 4300 S. Orlando Dr., Sanford at 10:00 (A.M.) . Cawit&i D. Bun Supervisor of Elections Seminole County, Florida HOSPITAL NOTES , BERRY'S WORLD .1 1. 1 COUNTRY — WEATHER COOK-OUT! 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PofenPate Pick 6.30 2.00; 3. Shelton Sfreakir (1) 1If/,191((j, San (Udell), 3. Marc ft. Diego Hal 47 .411 Three Reds led off base as ry" was (Harpzev), 3.70; 0 (1-7) 13.00; P (II) 22.20; 1 12.00. 10½ FIRST up. 3.40.- 1. SOIOS.DIVIO5 (3) y By The A%poiatrd Press lea, MXd at Houston, WaMi 1. Avon Marshall (Dennis), Houston 63 65 .471 10 . S. An. (12-4) 0.40; 30.47. 340; 7. Netor.G-ora (7) 1 50,000 people ch eere "S entists d In th ci e 1h have Cindy can ft Super BowlX%. Atlanta predicted (No Driver), if. Bombay kigtonat the Now York Jets, si 70 .453 22 Jo A -2151; Handle - $1I,iO. 7-40. 140; Iarouin.Diogs (1) 3.00; in ..;s\ Inning. Tony Anne th at 50 bi San .04 1. Perez stro l Fran de to lion years from now (Ormsby), 7. RHSy Ralph 56 72 .43021 It doesn't mean an1hing, Baltimore at Allesda,Qdcago 77 ' P (37) 117.20. Yf,4q)q (Culhane), I. lrIflja lyrd (No Tkorsday's Iis.lts Plate and Philadelphia's Tug the sisi will burn oil and the SECOND- 1. Vk?or-Oag TONISHT'S ENTRIES stadnp.wts. or mcney-wt.a, U Tampa Bay, D_ at St. (1) DrIver). Houston 3, ChIcago 3 10.20,7.00.S.O0;2. Sob.Osvalsu (4) McGraw dared in from the earth will or bit like a from Philadel / p but Saturday nigIt's 'iatln'i.Ily. Loeia, Detreit at Kxiaan Oty, phia 3, Cincinnati 1, FIRST - I. Royal Wassen; 7. 7.61340:3. UriorteGOrOS (7) 460; ('.s snowball," explained McGraw. 13 innings mound, pondering which ci televised (ABC, $p, EDT) the Giants #A Green Bay Phil.. Jullan; 3. l's Rolls; I. Willie 0(4-5) P 9140; gig (3Only games scheduled AY i97-) Wesley; S. Jungle numerous theories would get that day comes, who 7 wIlt, 40) 366.45. p between the Pittsburgh 41pda at Minnesota and Qa&y '11 b is Today's Games 7. Maraschino; 0. Devil's Den. 'Jm out of trouble. will ckre If Perez hit a grand Atlanta (Morton THIRD- 1. R Steele, and Dallas Cowboys dimi($ at New (Iesnu. .' DAYTONA SlACK Gastl II (I) ti Chi. 4-9) SECOND-i. Princess Printer. 2. McGraw first called on slam off me?" THUI$D*YIRISULTS cago 9 tA will on doubt be Played with all Sondsy it's Oakland U Sin NeINi'.Iar*zy (1) 7.10) HraW pOse by T Vlicsi) My Deyutte; 3. Jackson County; 4. 6.00.440,3. "problem and (6) 345; , Los Angeles (Sutton 13-9) at solution theory," Trooper Jim; S. Western Hero; It doesn't much matter, the the Intensity of Super Bowl Francisco (national television, V,4lT/9,f for New Order of Seminole business: Watch post parade, pick a winner and pull him home from the backstretch FIRST 6. (II) 0.45; P f5.1j 117.30, I. Legalized (7) 31.30, Ruftjs Hae,jrl; 7. York (Koosman $4.7), In) considering Ike Stride,'; situation Perez managed only a f rozen San Francis X. when the Steelera bed the CBS, 3:30 p.m., EDT) and San /0 12-60 4AO. 3. FOURTH -i. zm (o) $10 10.10, i' Fee (1)6.30 pe, Don. 5.20:3, He (0)4.10: Q (1.7) 120.20; P that only a perfect pitch would snowball to center fielder Gas-- $3.10) at Pittsburgh(Montefusco Cowboys 21.17. i 3;7(i),405403'Ga,$j 9l DIego at Seattle; and on Mon. (Reuse if. THIRD -I. Silver lowl; 2. (74) 230.10; 31.11. /q)ffi,9. v prod uce the proper solution. ry Maddox. The threat was no 7), In) The intensity will be provided day n1, New ngland Is at . PetunIa; 3. Timothy FaithOR. 11(4) 7.. Q (14) 4740; P (41) SECOND-I. Jale Potts (1) 9-40 Burandy 4. I30; DO (34) 1534. PhiladelphIa (Underwood 93) Velvet; S. MIlley's Lady: on "Some wo ul d byprids - andanmelong C3eveland. say my probl ger, and McGraw had prov. 3.10 3.00; 2. Christy's Hope (3) 3.20 Ott's Seminole FIFTH - I. Isasa.coela,, (3) ( at Cincinnati (Norman 11-4), Soul; 7. Star Strutter; len was Perez," said McG raw, en there Is no need to talk to (n) memories. 3.00; 3. Koney's Time (6) 4 40; 0 Ii. Fritz. S. RIsky 1040, 740, o.io 2. Altraiz-Rod,lfe The Rams, Dolpbbw and s : CA&SELBERJIY -The largest field to ever contest a 3) 17.00; P (1-3) 47.40; T (154) who said the opposite. "But any baseballs to win when you have St. Louis (Rasmussen 59) as The Steele,, are determined FOURTH - I. My PlIny GeNIe; (J)3.40,340;3 Rafaef.M.ndisia (7) pelting 4Iers are the oi1y NFL "What makes it an intere well, so driver Bobby Deasca w to pick his hole il l have ing," points OPE/I9T,4j,t.i' st $02.00; track out Q race at 00 (7.1) 103.00; 3915. (3)5) 37,70; P (5-3) $01.70. the Seminole Harness Raceway, lends promise of a (McLaughlin 1.2), In) 2. Bob Tryon; 3. Toughy Tomruy; 4. time you think of the hitter as so much company out there on Houston publicist Herb Holiday, "is that &yd K. to e that lad weeksnd's17. teams with unblemished well In order to get tlwo*" THIRD - I. SIXTH - i. Nessm'.otI Il (7) Montreal (Fryman - 10$) at Pert Paston (3) Running Randy; S. Stranded; 6. 11/115, SFP/i2 number of Interesting batt le s In th e feature ni AIV% nt h race 9.70, 4 0 loss to the New York Giants ,.*oblem, uh, oh I.401.007.I0; the ball the pitcher's mound. ezhtbltlon, records, each at 40. 2. Wright Dart (5) 3.10 40, 740; 2. larqul.Goedwln ; San Diego (Jones 10.9), In) will help Great Value; but Sam Bengazi It thitside Byrd K. and Sam Bengail are Baron Bell, • Pat; 7. Travelmn Dan; S. My My (I)930,3.; 't A tonight 3. SolosDiag. 2.60. 1 (their flrstlosln live nlibl. The next inning. 1 (2) 3.10; Saturday's Gam., M. 1 6nes down in the Ocala Star Fly, Thy ç"b, Careless Start, Sue Fly 'f-a: j5 40 p P130: .$0. 7) e top iO Th I. . pacers 1~1 on th e grounds will comrete In '4.th e 'fcrk It 11r.1shutout loss Ing the uny?'L which tiouble You've j4 FiFTH -i. M to 5Q g score' JayJolinstoije 32.07. . and More Reliable. Philjdel phla at Cincinnati Chicory; 3. Mary Kate; i. Nimble SEVENTH Florida Breedtra iovg&uoa1 Flee, in 49 pmmà) was a flake. th giüiie the hitter as the answer to your from first base and give the mioched them off (3144) during FOURTH - I. San Ann (6) 15 40, Roady - i. UrIaVto.SaIIgUIII Atlanta -. Byrd Bobby is the morning line favorite at 31 with Chicago 5. L's Doroma Racer; 6. (3) cithesca-$l,5oo-opforgrat,e 4.20, 3.00: And the Cowboys will be out the 1f15 preseason schedule. 2. 16 40, 0 40, 5.00; I. MutlilaIma 5OlUtk." Phillies a 5-4 ts St. FrIend Louis (i) 3.30 Wright Mark er; at Houston -Iumpli over ,j Great Value (Dien Spriggs) listed at 4-1. Ocala Star Fly DebbIe; I. ;i: 2.10; 3. Wright Cruiser (3) 2.00; 0 (I. Eye j,a,q,q Obvious favorite Byrd Bobby, winner of his last three (3) 4.00, , to prove that their 14 preseason The Bills' 14 r,cud would Appeal. While all this thinking was Reds -Philadelphia's seventh San Francisco at Pittsburgh, 3 we,,. and More Reliable are neat at 5.1. Et,i (2)420,0(3.5) *40; 6) 10.20; P (6.1) 64.00; 1 (6-1.3) P (3.5) SIXTH I. darts and five of his last seven, wi Red ll record, Induding a $14 romp seem to be onimpradve, along be handicapped hi the Dana; 2. Main 21600. going on, Perez was waiting for Conquest of CIncinnati in the 212.00; 31.71. Montreal at San Diego, (n) Chute;3. z.;lTrIpIeKwlk;3 second row of the double'dackad dart. Eight horses will over Detroit, and their with the fact that they've gone EIGHTH - I. lsasa.Sarduy (6) a pitch. He would wait longer, FIFTH -1. White Shasta (3) $1.10 Conive; Janie lad nine encounters, it was the eIO1 Harness Sundays Games open through Sept. 9. 6. Racer ; 1. start on the front row, with Great Value and Byrd Bobby Tailgate 10.00,0.20.1.00: I. Marti.Roof (2) 6.003-40; 2. Jarh.sd Bo So (I) tthamp&omhip setback lad Jan. winless in a do= gem. (nine San Francisco at PIttsburgh for M 10.60 Toddy; cG SA-Eveidag HeraW,, Sanford, FL raw hadn't quite fin. PliilIies' ninth triumph In their 0. White Cactus. Sept. 4 and 6 will be daylight cards of 12 races each. FrIduV,AIq.V, 6.00; 3. Blue Rorny (5) 340; (3-a) 0.20. 4.00; 3. Jorge.Paco (5) 930; 0 I t Los Angeles at New York behind No. 1 (Byrd K.) and No. 2 (Sam Bengul), SEVENTH - 1. Herbi. Talon 1$ In MIi"1, were flakes, too. In the regular season) on the _______________ _____ Ished his di ussion th last 12 and th sc wi l'Jme Reds' eighth loss Philadelphia at Cincinnati track will slate fMtIfl5I Tuesday, Wednesday 70.30; P13.0)426.00; T (34-5) 560.60; Tess ; 2. (2-6) 21.10; P (62) 09.10; lg Q (35 'i Mae Yet. 3. Blaze Bud; 4. Jazz with all 2) 64.00; respectively. ____ -After that Super Bowl loan, a Want Coast In the pad decade 31.70. in the last 12. and Thnnday on the final three days of the season. Atlanta at Chicago (3.3 wI?ti all 6) Man; S. My B Wheel; 6. Bar S. 233.40. SIXTH - I. June Alice (5) 20.20 Redwine el -. few of the Cowboys were herd But they're coming on a 37.0 St Louis at Houston ; 7. intheotherNLgames-5. Or Penny; I. My Rig , e & L k... £l__ Aft NINTH - I £&.iii Man Diego J. ux ouxa waucpng e ureen nay, Bay,Iwo o y, the Houston Astros topped 13-10,5.40; Master Merrill 2. Orb (4) (6) 3.00; 0 (2-I) 3.40; . EIGHTH- 1. Double Steal EIGHTH -1. Shoa Lee . an had gotten away with some the touchdowns on Gary MaY (1)5.40,1.00; 3. Issue (7) 4.10; 0 (4the Chicago Cuba, 5-3. (Bratmeri) (0) 3.00 2.60 7.20. 2. 14.00; P(8.21 114111.11101 I ($2-I) $33.20; Joker; 3. Sansag. HImax; AMERICAN LEAGUE 1. Pare; 31.51. cheap diets on the field, that rungi-to-Bob (1iandier passes. P (44) Surgery Time (1)4.604.00.3 "Not hing's going right," said S. Robot*;I. Thomas Thomas; East 7. Gr TENTH 1. Vlder.Goros (7) Penalties which should have L time out the Rams but Ola (7) 1.20, Q (1$) $14.10, T (Si?) SEVENTH -I. Penrose Flue,' (3) S'.jn; $. PENSACOLA (AP) Perez. W L Pct. 33.10 17.007.20:3. MIa Moss (1) 5.20 1100 620 440• 2 Bcb-Dl.g.i (4) $90.00. T NINTH I. Preach; 2. Cave"; 3. 740, been celled weren't. New York Oakland 23.14 with Join Cap. 73 II .610 Pensacola Beach millionaire 1.40; 3. Urart..Ovy (6) 3.10:0 "At least we're making them Baltimore NINTH- 1. Chief Mercedes 3.40; 3. Blue Jim (1) 3.00; 0 (1-3) Dams Eck er t; 4. Picas Smo&ln; 3. 61 60 .516 I1" That " was the generalvlew," pelletti running for one touch. (4.7) 3i.io P (7.4) 01.00; 00 (6.7) (Vllar) (2) 30.40 17.00 3.20, 2. Abei 50.10; P (3-1)27240; T (5 17) 36140: Snazzy Rocket; 6. Thousand; 1. Lou Pthakis said he would re- take longer," added Cincinnati Cleveland Blue .491 11 Dallas Coach Tom Landry said down and catching one of Hope (1) 10.60 1.40. 3. 001U Bogle 3903 Ameritan Leaws JweI; I. Ex Parts. DetroIt sume negotiations in New York Manager Sparky Anderson. 60 .400 16 EIGHTH ELEVENTH - I. OIdos.Psclna 1. John Brltz (1) 7.00 BATTING (200 at bass)One (1) 2.40. 0 (2.1) *74.20. r (24.7) TENTH - 1. Jack Tryon; of the Cowboys' "dieap.l" James Harris' two scoring Boston $9 61 .172 17 City today to pur chase two Mu2. (3) 10.60, 540, 4.00; 2. Zubi4as$l II 110 3.00; 2. Cory Allison (3) 6.60 But none of the PtiIls seemed 5270.00. T 2:10.2 McRae. Icc, .333: GBrett, xc. Waysk$, Tansu; 3. Milwliee feelings as their rematch ap- strikes. 56 63 413 1$ Wee Mona;.4. (5) 40, 3.10: 3. Solana.Gor (4) 33 LeFlore. Des. .323; drew. hammad All heavyweight much impressed by the fact TENTH- 1. Fearless Bob 3.00; 3. Jocasta (0) 3.00; 0 (1.3) Madds KrIstl; S. Petite west PliWol. Win 3.20; 0(3.0)32.00; ~;,~ preached. "IL was an iannual 24.10; P (IS) 70.30; 1 (13-0) 120.00 Jack: I. Nap's Johnny; P(3S) 11400. (lhlees.ld) Mm. Miami doesn't have safety .321; Bo$tock, (0) Mm. .310. 21.60 1140 1.00, 2. KIA City 71 hampionsh1p fights next year. that Philadelphia has beaten S. Bold 31.61. TWELFTH - 1. lsau.Wally (2) RUNS-R.WPiite, Si; Nancy* Bruce (2) 4.00 2.00, NY, Admiral 3. Nelson g I"nrgh line- Jake Scott In the defensive sec60 Pihakis, president cia local- the defending World Champs Oakland . NINTH - i. High Bit (6) 16.00 7,10 0.00.3.20.2.60: 2. Mutllll.ROdOffO(6) Otis, KC, $3; Rivers. NY, 51; Way (7) 3.10, 0 (2-0) 524.00. T ($77) ELEVENTH- 1. Colonel Luck Mi,uujota 63 63 .405 The Greater Sanford a.m. at Monroe Harbour, and backer Andy Rosell respond. ondary anymore - bid with the 1.20:2. Onion (1) 3,406.40; 3. My Girl V 11.20, 3.00; 3. MarilMandiols (1) AKRON, Ohio (AP) - water awaiting off-fine al ly.based investment corpo- more times than any other Na- Texas LeFlore. Del. 00: G.reU, XC. $342.10, T 2:07.3 2. Johnnle Merge; 3. Madani Si II .io • Peck (3) 5.00; 0 (16) 61.60; P (6.1) Printer: 4. 400; Q (2-4) 33.10; P (7.4) 11040; ed "We're not a theapilx* offense it's been displaying, so Chamber of Commerce Is departure of the Boat.A.Cade Is ra tion, said Wednesday his cor- tional League team this year. California Amia ble Dan Sikes has turned and, by the luck of the draw, Wright Elite; S. .Icblll'a 35 73 433 fl• 70.RUNS BATTED TONIGHTSINTRIIS teem. You don't win that way. what? The D lp i have run putting on a Boat-A-Code Labor at 9. Boats will be divided into IN-L.May, anything Chicago 35 73 poratlon has guarante hlaputterhstoalethalweapon. began play after It doesn't mean ed $13.5 FIRST- I. Chatham Nic 6*1, 53; Chambllss, NY, 52; You win with good ter4vilqu.i , op a league-high as points. Day weekend, with crafts of all groups of 10, with plans calling Thursday's Reselt (Stetson ), 2. Votes Choice (Han . million f or an All-Jimmy Young until the playoffs," said JohnThe 45-year-old veteran of the heavy rain KC. $2; Munson. f Kamas City 7, and the but techniques aren't That's 6. sizes Invited to participate In for arrival at Shell Harbor tiff), I. Buddy Hope (Vanaervortj ti NY, $1; Reiackson, BaI, SO. in Janua ry of 1977 and for stone. golfing wars gave f urther in. appeared. He also snastered the innings cheap shots." Dr. Ruff (R. Nestor) 3. Red CIa downs a game. Bob Griese's the Sanford-to-Shell Harbor trip between noon and 1:30 p.m. HITS-G.BretI. KC, 173; LeF. Only game dicatlon Th ursday his "re- wet, undulating greens. an All-Geor ge Foreman title Johnny Bench's two-run NY. 152: (D'Amato), 6. Never Reneg lore, Des, 156; Rivers, In Saturday nIght's other Na. passes accoinged for three of Sept. 44. Boat-A-Caders are on their own Today's fight at the end of 1977. vaxnped" putting stroke 7. Evas Dream (Lake), I homer in the eighth Inning and "My Kanses City (Bird $131 . Carew, Mm. 152; Chambllss. Our Favor (Kimball) tour rea lly started about tional Football League eshlhi- their touchdowns In a $21 vicSkippers are to meet at 8:15 until the Sunday return trip. NY. 150. given him new life by PuuPng "These negotiations are sub- Dan Driessen's game.tyer in Boston (Jenkins liii), () : SECOND- I. Kingly No tionsI's Baffalo at Los Ange- tory over Tempe Bay lad week. ftisl7 miles from Sanford to DOUBLES-Otis, KC, out a six-under-par 66 for a one. the tlmsofthekemper Open at Texas (Perry 1210) at BaltIject to All's whin ing against the ninthwlpedouta4.Jpj McRae, KC. 30: Rivers, NY, (Bratman), 2. Winning Angel (R Charlotte (in mnld.Jwie)," Sikes L. Shell Harbor, located about 30 more (Palmer 1711), (n) stroke lead after the first round Worton," said Pthakls of lead built on a two-run shot by 21; G.Bru$t. KC. 27; Carty, Cl.. Regur), 3. Adios Duchess (m noted after explaining that a MUWUO,I (Got: 10.12) of ake George. Crank), 4. Borers Pride (Britten) of the the Sept. 23 title fight. "Now, If Greg Lixzlnski during a three- Cleveland 24; Rudi, Oak. . (Brown 79), (n) severe cue ci liii and then Loco Legs (Serbes)6. M.srolin Registration Is $3 per boat TRIPLES-O Brett, KC, 12; ij he loses, then of course the rum sixth. Classi Chicago (Kravec 0.1) as Mil. ...Miami Vs. Houston Pulled muscle forced him out of Garner. Oak, 12; Carew, Mn, Dusty (bridges)?. Yegua (C plus $1 per person. Docking fee wauk.e (Slaton 1310), (n) " guarantee will drop down. Astros 5, Cubs 3 LeFlor,, Des, I; Bumbry, Ihlenleld) 0. Star Studen Sikes towel the 7,106-yard much early competition. New York (Hunter 14.12) at at Shell Harbor Is 15 cents per (DAmato) Bal, 1; Paquette, That's what we want to discuss I. JR. Richard hit his first California (Tanana 149), (fl) HOUSTON (A?)- After the draftee, are out with knee InNo rt h course at Firestone foot, plus $2 for electlrc power, THIRD- I. Lilly Blue Chit "i used the time at home to HOME RUNS-Bando. Oak, In New York. Deti'OiI (Ruhle 7.0) at Oak. home rum of the season and i boded trading week of the 4-,i---% juries;. If needed. 24; L.May, 6*1, 23; ReJackson, (Jefferson), 2. Special Joe (Taylor) Cowdry Club In a scintillating revamp my putting style," the land (Abbott 2-3), (fl) We hope th ": ' -. at All wins, but if survived homers by Rick MooDecatur Boy (Bridges), 1. Aloe lionel Football League pee.ea- Los- the season. 6*1. 22; G.Nettles, NY, 22; stroKI ng In six birdla stocky non-practicing attorney are responsible Sahsrday's Games (K urt:worth ) • S. Stars Shlek he does lose, the other fights are day and Bill Madlock to pitch a Hendrick. Cie. 20. son, the Miami Dolphins and To help fill the secondary Kansas along the way. Boston C$y for their own motel ac11 explaIned. "1 had what Is called (Hobbs), 4. Matilda Lobel still tchedulled to go on and the six-hitter and lift the Astros t he Houston Oilers will have gags, Coach i Shula coat OefPoIt at O*tand The North Natl.aal League (Adams), That placed him one stroke a long patting stroke, which 1. American commodations, with further Pr.varlcatoi Texas at Baltimore, (n) nego a ti s are not tion contingent past the Cubs. Jose Cruz also BATTING many new faces In the lineups 35-year-old, 13-year veteran Catamaran Racing Association Information available at the (300 at bets)- (Provost), 0. Clever Trip (Van ahead of Don Iverson, Mike gets tougher to work with as at Cleveland, (n) Minnesota Johnstone, Phi, .316; MadiOck, devente,') on his winning." homes-ed for Houston. Saturday when they meet in the Nick BUOCICCUIU out of retire- will stage a regatta on Lake Chamber of Commerce. Chicago at Milwaukee, (fl) McCullough, Fuzzy Zoeller, Ed you get older. Chi, .337; Morgan, din, .333; FOURTH- I. Wantawmn Easi . Ile said his meeting ll Astrodome. todsy wi Royals 7, Red Soil New York at California. (n) mcml. He says Buoniconti may Monroe Sept. and 30 with Griffey, Cm, .3)1; G.Maddox, (Shell).?. Dea Frisky (FillipellI). 3 Sneed and Bobby Wadklna. Six Su.daYs Games be with All's manager, Herbert Plum. .331. Kansas City's Hal Mcflae tied The Dolphins cut loose two see a bit ci action wider the competition open to all owners Twin Jays (Stetson), 4. Irene Vc "I changed that to a short others were right behind at g Kansas City at Boston RUNS-Rose, Cm , 107; Mor. (Aldrich). S. My Tawni (Lake). 6 Muhammad; Bob fn'iHar names train past Su dome, Arum, the game wi a two-out, th of 5.2 specified crafts. th reest roke where you hit Including Jim Colbert, who won compact Tex as at Baltimore 97 gan, din. OS; Grift,y, ; Gl,noua Duke (Hobbs, 7. Maurice din, president of .Top-Rank rum homer In the ninth, then W Bowl glories: Running back Fred Willis and Ronnie Cole- Competition IS thit eighth Minnesota at Cleveland bet' quickly and keep t he last American Golf Classic Schmidt, Phi, 03; Monday, Chi, Edward (Bereznak), 0. Westerr Productions Inc., and attorneys Jim Wohlford's sidgie sco red Chicago at Milwaukee Mercury Morris was traded to man, Howton's darting run.didrict of the association will SI. he added "Before that, Scott (Bourgeois) in 1974. New York at California for both sides. RUNS BATTED INBobStinson FIFTH- I. Slick Bullet to win San Diego; safety Jake Scott sing backs, are both sidelined; begin at now on Sept. 25 and 10 It in the 15th. LONGWOOD - The Lyman was consistently hitting the ball Detroit at Oakland G.Fostec, din. 110; Morgan, (Fillipelli), 7. Hazel Nut (Petersen). In all, 43 golf er was dealt to the Washington Willis with a shoulder separa. ajn. the following day. High Boost ers Club are s EIIII*hed Imto the left of the hole. Ciru. 92; Schmidt, Phi, $4; Lu. 3. Fargo Mark (ScPuolIe,'), 4. Scotch des- par on the lesser known of Redskins. There will be no charge to scheduling a lion, Coleman with a sprained :inski, Phi, 03; Watson, Htn, 77. Snip (D.Nfltor).5. George Way (R change has made a barbecue the two Firestone courses. HITS-Rose, Cm. 143; Monte- Regur), 6. Moon Time (M. Cr ank). The Oilers, their runninghack ankle. spectators at the lake front. Saturday at the school darting Seminole High gridders give assistant coach Roger Sou world of difference In my put. net. All, 137; Buckner, LA, th cowse has gained fam . 1. Michele Eden Ii. Neely) I. rps s.niy ddled by InTh e O ers, showing eir old co ri il th at 6p.m., preceded by a pool Beathard a "free ride" on the blocking sled in In many major tournaments ase ug and it's made me feel like Garvey. LA, 137; G.Fosler, Cm, Superficial (Johnson). 149. party and followed by a dance playing golf again," Sikes said SIXTH- I. T.J.O. (Dyoraceli), 7. Juries, went sboppingand caine losing form with a 04 dart in S.rl.s W practice Thursday. Seminole Is working toward a "The Monster," op with Joe Dawkins from the exhibition play, also have had DOUBLES-Joiunstona, Phi. Lady Byrd Spartan (Lake), 3. Sam with a wide smile. that evening In the gym. first regular tour event for the 33 ; Mad 10 C k, Chi, 31; Drucker (No Driver), 4. Flukey New York Giants and Akio injury problems on defense. A deer will be roasted, and Sept. 2 jamboree appearance at West Orange, and Sept. G.Maddox. Phi, 20; ii. Pgh, Luke (Fagal, S. Frisky Donna (F. SikescUtreiitlydajldagoth on sho rter and wetter Taylor from Detroit. the regular season o Defensive linemen Tody pe barbecue tickets are $1 for ner Sept. 10 at Port Orange North 29; Simmons, SIL. . lhlenfeld), 6. Lone Ranger • I North course. the PGA money list for the year ;.'4 The l)ilplñna, 4.0 In ezhlb&- SmIth,ElvinBetheaandCurley TRIPLES-Q,Cath, $0; (Provost). 7. Taylors Farvel Phi, The Sanford Giants and students and $1.50 for adults. Spruce Creek. Sikes avoided the 53 acres of with $18,797. First prize In Geronimo. CIn, 10; Tyson, SIL. (Bridges), I. Mindy Nib (Rau). lion iiav. also have a rrltlenl QiIn mlI lad uWaIrl. 97-ft Sanford All-Stan will deter10 9; W.Davis, SD, 9; D.Parker, tournament Is $40,000. mine the city championship SEVENTH- I. 6*nnas Baby IR. Injury situation Kill Pgh. I; Steett, PQh, • Neely).?. Par Lady J. (Deason), 3. Zoe ll er, Sneed and Iverson, Sept. 3-5 In a best-of-five Veteran Mike iolen, two-year n ti HOME RUNS-Kingman, NY. Birdie s.t Bright (Rusin), 1. Mr. I although longshots, are 32; Schmidt. Phi. 32; G,Foster, Badeve (Dvorac,li). S. Miss Pattie man Ernie Rhone and rookie But both Dolphin and oiler tournament at Sanford By The Associated fam iliar names to followers of $125,000 tourney at Brookline, he's won his last three towns- Cm. 70; Morgan. Cm, 23; Mon. Brooke (Grimes), 6. Stonegale Memorial ;-s Kim Bohamper, a first-round quarterbacks are healthy. d, Chi, 23 Sharp (Patterson). 7. Mario (A. Jimmy Connors and Bjorn Mass. Connors had rallied past ments. Pro golf. The Friday is at Clark), S. Sharp Cricket (Roy). __ ________________________ Borg, one-two in the rankings at unseeded Jirl Hrebec of (echIL 7:30, with action the nest two Borg lost J ust seven points in EIGHTH- 1, Jermy (Grimes), 2. Dan Sikes . 333S-4 ' the U.S Pro Tennis cham- oslovakia 24,6-2,6-3, then Borg breezing through an 18-minute : .Skippy Lee (Kurtzworth). 3. Argo afternom starting at 1. If a Don Iverson 34.33-V Anaus (SeEders), 1 Grey Bill pionshipa, continued to win squelched 15th-ranked Ross first Bobby W$dklns fifth game is needed Monday. it ...Tampa Vs. Bears NFL Eshibitlons Thursday. It was difficult as Case of Australia 6-0, 5-7, 6-3. Mike McCullough Also ente ri ng the quarterti$atvrda's Games Ed Sneed u-" one-two-three. The musical group, Sounds of New York "I've said Washington at it a thousand times nals at the Longwood Cricket TAMPA (AP) - Larry see his first game action ftf Fully Zoeller 33.fl-7 Jeh. (n) Both the top-seeded nno Co rs Pleasure, will perform before and I'll Gary McCord say it again: everyClub were La I AIR CONDITIONER fifth-ranked Adriano wrence says his move to the Saturday lb. II ' (14) Jerry McGee and second-setded Borg -win- body's good these days and if Panalta of Italy, who topped Baltimore at Atlanta. (n) 33-15-45 Went To ~ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Is li1 meet the Chicago Bears who and after the Saty and Chicago at Tampa Bay, ('I Jim Colbeqt ncr of the 33 35-4 (UIU1 gamea - COOL WITH event the last two you beat somebody 2.1, you're Australia's Mark F.dmonson, 6- Denver at St. Louis. (n) going from Quasimoto, the him- are 3-1 for their bed preseason Roy Pace 34 34-'i years in a row - were extended lucky to win 2.1," Connors in- 2, 6-3, Detroit at Kansas City. In) __________________________ 4 Gil Morgan chinch, to a swashbuckling Er- start in 16 years. and sixth-seeded Raid New 33-35--45 York Giants at Green to three se ts before advancing sisted. Connors' "luck" has Ramirez of Mexico, who bested George deWe s-al Flynn BucsCoach John McKay says Bay. ( n) Joe Porter t!i4r ) nera1F' to the quarter-f als of nr in the been strong In recent weeks: Patriclo Cornejo 6-4 in 69 Minnesota, Philadelphia at "I went from a Raider to a In will start veteran quarterthe first Eddie Pearce '36-33--49 a. set before the Chil ean was Mark Hayes Buccaneer," says Lawrence, back Steve Spurrier and in a* 3534 Cincinnati at New Orleans, , Ray Floyd CeniraLl Air Conditioning 35-34--49 who came to Tampa a couple of second hail split duties between forced to retire with a pulled leg David Graham ' weeks ago from Oakland. 1 backups Lawrence and Gary muscle. Pittsburgh at Dallas. The Ea.stbrook Swim . Mike Morley 36-34-?p national TV PLUMBING was tailing with someone about Valbuena, a former Dolphin. Association, located In South Chi Chi Rodriguez I 313370 At th e Tennis Weeks Open In Miami at Houston, (n) HEATING. INC. J C.. Snood : h that and I decided that a BucStarting for the Bears will be Seminole County off Lake 3733-70 Buffalo at Los Angeles, (n) South Orange, N.J., Dr. Renee 1007 Sanford Ave. 322-6S62 I Tom Watson :' ______________________ 3335-70 'j cancer is Errol Flynn and a quarterback Bob Avellini and Howell Road, will hold a nineRichards continued struggle San Oakland at Frencltco raider i Li Quaslmoto." guard Noah Jackson, a former teem meet Saturday starting at Tommy Aaron Onward in the women's half of national TV Jerry Pale Lawrence Is getting ready to University 01 Tampa Spsirtan. 8 p.m. 3434. 70 Steelers Go A gain byAkr PMwer '- :' ................................... '' - --' -. BJORNJORG - - . * ' . . 3. i . . t) . . . . -. '- ai'tY Jai-Alai A'P S WI/I . .. I :' ' - / ( :, ' - ' - Dog Racing ,. - I at . (Boetam ' - Q ) ' 7,qy/% , bobby Byrd Favorite In 10-Horse , Feature Tonight - -' - 1' -. 5 's - - .' , - SPORM at 7.0)4's S- __• - - -- ____ F/86T 5CO. 7'9 tA'/'tFW ... / '4'ensacola - - Mar League After Au Bouts Sl*kes Putter Does 8 Job _ Boat=A-Cade Sept. 4-6 - . -. i; .-. _ •.wq.wj - S Leaders - - - ., o ' ______ ' .. - hm Games Catamarans L In Sanford . , On Sept. 25 -- . - - .. - - at ' - ' ' Lyman Boosters Slate Barbecue NOTHING LIKE A FREE RIDE BaubaII On Tap "me '' 3 Connors, Borg W ier'j, .1 - I( - bards dva n ces 1\ 6*e Press Pro Football . . . ' • _____ . _____ Eastorook Sets __________________ ' _________________________ - Swimming Meet 'Kicks Vse Toronto,, Stake ,.. Dave Stockton .. f.-r .'. 37.33-.7Q a Oklahoma Seeks Thir e d Strato ht Nationa is I Gr ed Title 4. . . I iFourth uS Series) ___ .1 I rc_ fs;', the season -Ohio Stale topped Browner and Willie Fry and Al ways tough on defense, Ne- Iowa State do n't fig ur e In the Michi gan, with one of its Quarterback Mark Vitali and proved teams. The A.'tsnciated Press poll most inch I other Bradley. braska has eight darters re- conference race. youngest teams in years, lost running back Scott Dierking CHICAGO (A?) -- The Mid- 01 the 1975 campaigo - they Indiana has a great rwuJuer In Oklahoma, upset only by tum1ng to one 01t he nation 'sop Unless Ohi Court ney Snyder and North-lancts haye dumunaled the na- have managed to dub their toes Kansas last season but a winner offensive units Including quick rebuilo State can do a only to Ohio State and Okla- head Purdue's hopes. The Bo ding job In the homa last year. The Wolverines erTflakers will make up for size west ern has runn LIQUI Cdleglule foltall duun- in the bmi garntis when the over MieNgan in the Orange quarterback Vince Ferragamoo backlield ing back Greg - and there is no are loaded, with quarterback with speed and quickness. pluz.iiilp thruu, the l9'1, with national championships are Bowl, has lost heavily. Gone are and tailback Monte An Boykin and end Scott yelving. thony. reason to believe It cannot be Rick Leach having a year of one exceggktn, i,nd thee I no deci ded. the Selmon brothers, Leroy and Tom Dungy has become the ton. done -Michigan could capt ure experience and Rob Lytle ready Kansas could be a factor reason to belitve it ça.irct hap' Not since Ohio State finished Dewey, from the passing quarter ba ck in the the Big Ten title and the guar- to rum wi th the beet of Wisconsin fell apart last year Sooners' the Big Eight. Th pen again. on top In 116$ has a Big Ten ru ed defense. than. Big Ten and will head avr e Jayhawks, anteed trip to th and e Rose Bowl. Calvin O'Neal and wWbe Greg Billy March Can Oklahoaia make it thre. team "on the national title. Morton team at Minnesota. They say and Iowa iswithout Oklahoma also lost running who surprised Oklahoma O o Sta hi te lost two-time Hei anchor In ano a tough Wolverine er rebuildth straight nigiorial tit1s or will If the Mtdland again provide beck Joe WashingtOn and regu- last year, have quarterback man Trophy winner As-tine defense. you can't win by passing in 1 year. Nolan Cromwell, the Big Nebraska ausr,ert itself lii the the na tional champion, it will be lar quarterback Steve Davis. Big Ten, but Dungy has an the first 5,000-yard U an yo ne can challenge Chlo excellent Big Eight' -.Nbeia won In one of five shocis - 0th. But the Sooners, like other ma- Eight's leading rusher and top Griffin, Miami of Ohio will be seeking rusher In major college history, State and Michigan supremacy Ron Ku pair ci receivers in player back again along with 1970 and 1971. Ok,lahoma Ia 1974, bom, Nebraska, Notre Dame, jor powers, have li a ll four as and Mike Jones. th st raight MId.Amerjcan along with quarterback Corn- in the Big Ten the two have trouble and 1975. Miehigun or Ohio State. Nobody recruiting top talentttle and must halfback Laverne Conference title but the Redelius Greene and wingback won or shared the co I ll nf erence inois can hold Its own on s In between, -Southern Caiifor' else figures. be considered for the Big Eight Oklahoma State has 17 dart- Brian Baidinagel. title for the past eIght years It defense with the likes of John liki ns wi ll have to bat tle off the ala stepped L's for the title in Notre Dame can look forward and national thmplonsld ps era returning and could be the kes of Bowling Green, Ball But Coach Woody Hayes will be Purdue, Minnesota or DiFeliciantlo and Dean March State 1972 and Notre Dame took it to rttunulng to the Top 10 this and Central Nebraska appears ready to dark horse of the league. MIs- who often has warned, "Don 't possibly Illinois. Michigan. up front and linebackers Scott back to the Midwest in 1973. year. The lrrh are loaded with step out fr ont in the Big Eight. soirl has 15 st.rters back but a get caught without a fullback" Michigan State, despite Studwell and John Sullivan. of. Tulsa again figures Then there is the Big 'ren , line running backs and Rick Th e Cornbuskers won 10 tough sc to be the hedule will be the unhas massive Pete Johnson to NCAA rest rictions for recr ui t- tense will be a problem unless power dominated by Ohio State and 1ager and Joe Montana will straight Last year before in th e Missouri Valley falling doing of the Tigers. rebuild around. slug violations, still has talent quarterback Kurt Ste Steger can with New Mexico State and Michigan. Althougi these two tUe for the quarterback spot. to Oklahoma .'aid then losing to Colorado Lost heavily through Ohio State again has an awe- her of players are Ineligi ble to take charge. powerhouses are consistently Eight otarters return on de- Arizona State 17-14 in the Fiesta graduaticn and will rely on un- some def e nse to West Texas State providing the go with the play in certain games I ncluding Indiana and Northwestern strongest challenges. ranked t49 )0dur tense including ends Ross- Bowl. tried talent. Kansas State kicklr4 game ofToInsklarzrny. cpnrst Ohio. are Looking forward to tin. (Neil: National uUook) - I H - Wi ____ - _____ - ____ ' ____ ____ - ______ - - 11 - - - _____________ - ' - :t - - . . , 11 BLOOMINGTON, Minn. team I've ever seen in this (APt - The new kid on the Ipiwt." block in the North American Minnesota heads into the Soccer League has taken on all championship gamç, with c"corners this season and tories In 10 of its last 11 games. disposed of them In orderly "We used our speed in the fashion first half to wear down San Jose "Now there's only one more and in the second half we opponent to look forward to," played at our normal pace," said Minnesota Kicks Coach said Goodwin. 'This learn Freddie Goodwin, looking doesn't play as individuals, ,M ahead to Saturday's nationally as a unit of people playing totelevised tele vised Soccer Bo wl cont est gether." against Toronto for the NASI. One of those people, midliel';title at the Seattle Kingdome. der Ace Ntsolengoe, is consid. The Kicks whipped San Jose ered doubtful (or the title game 31 in the NA-91. semifinals because of a pulled groin suEWednesday night before a fered in the San Jose game. throng of 49,572 wildly.chcerig "If I can possibly play, I hometown lJfl. uuill," said Ntsokgnoe, who We're going to Seattle to scored one of Minnesota's goals win," said Goodwin, who nor- before being Injured, mally shies away from such The rest of the Kicks player-, statcment.s. 'Thi.s team has a are expected to be ready in. tot of character." eluding fullback Ron Weinter, F. San Jose Coach Cabbo Gay. who missed the semifinal game nc, who has been in the NASL because of a hamstring pull. sines? it begin 10 years ago, was "When we don't have It, we impressed with Minnesota's chase It, light for It," said semifinal showing. Goodwin. "Now we've gotten to "They didn't give us a the finals. There's only one Chance," ',a.d Gays-ic. "They more opponent to look forward played *s weIrn.a wit as any ton". - 5uis Games to NASL Title At - Fred Marti Andy Nort h WALL the tournament. The 42-yearold transsexual eye surgeon (ruin Newxiit Beach, Calif., bested 29-year-old Kathy Hartei- of Seal Beach, Calif., 64, 7.6 In a mistake-filed match to reach the semifinals. hUe Nastase of Romania, top seeded in the m en's portion of the event, scored a rain-delayed l.6.fi-3 victory over fouithseed Vijay Armitraj in moving on to the 5(5111.5. San Diego at Seattle NOW di$ Oame,, !'J'!1U IT I Racing Harness SEMINOLE THURSDAY'S RESULTS FIRST- 1. Scott Scott (Xwtt worth) (2) 3502 . 20300, 2. Mlchiana Chief S 2 402 50. 3. Rebel I Guy (4) 400,13(25) *7.40. 2:11:2. SECOND- I. FIaeys ,i Boy (lake (3) 23.00 io 2 Miss Bar (1) 4.60 220. 3. Rusty (0) 1.20, 13 (34) $76 10, T (3-1 Dr. Richards, who will face Paint all) $310 60. D. D. (2 3) $91 20; Lea Antonopolls of Glendora, 212:1. THIRD- 1 Ocala Bonny Calif., on Saturday, discussed (Aldrich) (1) 5.60240 240. 2 Deana the continuous pressure she has A (7) 2.202.20. 3r Daytonas Terrl (6) faced since entering the event. 310. 13 (3 1) 1560. T (376 1.62.10. "If I lose, they'll just say I 1.33:2 FOURTH- I. John L Purdue was a flash in the pan and not (Vandventen) (4) 340 2 00 2* 2 worth all the fuss. If I win,Real Blast (i) 4.70 240, 3. Thorpes they'll say, 'She has this Ire- Chomp (5). Q (I 1) 13 (II) 113.00. T $51 N . i_ IS. , meridoua advantage; we were (1-1l) FIFTH- I, Hanover tight in the first p!ace.' Either (Bridges) (5) Alwleifry 300 2.00 220. 7 way, Icome out of this a loser in Galavant I') 9.607 so. 1 Ctiytiaven PiOflf (1)7 Y. 13 (5 7) 117.00. 1 (5that sense," she said. Si) 10, 2.09 .2 In Federation Cup play 11 11)SIXTH-i. Chance W (Bridges) Philadelphia, the United States (SI 3.203.1034 2. Rocky Dominion Hubby Changer (3) learn advanced to the quarter. 36013 (30) 1)500 T (Si-?) $3560. finals when Rothe Casais and 210 Billie Jean King recoded vicSEVENTH-I. Olks (Pleely) (5)3003 203.60. 2 Ocala Butler (I) tories over their Yugoslavian Il 00 5.30, 3. Mud log (2? 11.$, 13 (1. opponents. 1)51370, T (I (-2) $3$3 10; T 2.12-3 , - r Firit -11 - .: . - -.-_'V . -. . . .' ' ;. '' ., -. -. -- '' . . - -. - -/ . ' ' S,, . • - " S ., - .' .. , .) . . . . . ' ' • , ' .. i•,1. . \u4' 11 :: ' .- - - -: �IISkabPL . . C&ENDAR TELEVISION -.4 Friday Evening SATURD*v. urn W. First SL AA-doses .Sp.m.. AscenJon Lutheran IMIbeTT I1iurti. F.lephut St4e MIdFI.,Ida Slaglas, 9 • t IT ix _ ____ 1 DREAM OF p.m., dancing at Rainbow 5 21 ZOOM 44 RINTWIT1N SUNDAY, AUGUST New &nyrna Bach. Meet MIdThrid SlIes, volmd Tony and Joe's. ESPA 3 30Pm., Genevaim c (7) FEEDBACK (I) UNTAMEDW ORLD HEEHAW U,I( flIFWfl Yç, Ois a,. 44 SENIOR SCENE utlàte,, iycRop, Vegetable Garden Wwkshsp, 10 am, to noon, S STAR TRIEK 710 (*fl1flUflIt7 Calming Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., ti CELEBRITY conducted b7 Extension Agent Reginald Id Brown. o THURSDAY,SEFTEMER 2 Vegetable Gaz*a Wathbsp, 10 am, to now. m.-Aty Conning(IALV Ce Ave., Snfe'l conducted by Extension Agent Reguwid Brown. ti psr,s jc (4) BOBBY VIPITON (I) NY GRIFFITH SHOW S Hoaaxspcw)s i. SCA&UES , o -,... _ ____ ;_. S MOVIE: A Covsiw* wIth Death. George Mahails, Laura Devon. Concerned ___ ____ __ 830 r no " S'sm. (A) WEEK 24 - WALL STET - - C( "TRICK BABY - II in Ul FLOYD ENTERPRISES THEATRES T, me cum NOW SHOWING 111110`110 PO VWW6 U1010 VI MI etEXCITI 1 La Ta gui thl rd, Bui wh wel wal ns. _ __ latot. Stephen Boyd, S4vs 24 PIE DID IT FOR A 4:44 SAT SUN. 2:I5-3:53 -3:35 *i. 7:511:44 JAWS OF DEATH in 1912 bid TI' Mid 0 WI rank ... - ht F (23 rps vr" (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4) AGRONSKY AND co. Cl) PEE RAW S MOVIE: TUk Force" Guy Cooper, Jan. Wy#A 1940. Novel officer flis for appropriations for cwisrs Ni the face of heavy Air Fuce opposiltion. . °° (.4) (1) WRY TYLER MOORE SHOW (4) NFL PRE SEASON FOOTBALL: Pittsburgh vs Dallas. 0:30 (4) CI) BOB PE'M'iART SHOW (ID se - a.a E)tr _____________________________________________________ - - Alk ID81TAK W Orlando Dr. Sanford Ph* 321-0436 spoo 11 Single Pound Sanford's Newest 11 Idea In WXBURG SERVICE V2 Pound _l Fresh Not Frozen ' 0eOr9i Picpirij, Ekabaci Aehlgy. 1961 Ide stxxá an &TyW$C silO has to pece (Ee%t) H 110* ltlCHMQso 5143147 DaltoN AFS field representative in Central Florida, participate, and it screens His arrival, she said, was 'putting the cart before the horse, in a way. families to host students and candidates to send abroad. "Generally,a local chapter Persons Interested in forming an AFS chapter In of the AFS Is formed to raise money to either bring a foreign st uden t to its It scholarship pool so that local and overseas students at all economic levels can Sanford, or for more Information, call 3-5la0. Women's Courses Slated ..- ••- Rig. $4. Seamless low plunge bra of nylon/ spandex: fiberfill lining. 32-36A, 32-388,C. Women's panties. Sale 1.03 Rig. 1.29. Nylon bikini briefs with cotton lined crotch. Choose nude, hip-huggertrim, or print styles. S.M,L. FRENCH FRIES I a of Willow Groves Naval Air Station, Pa. annowice the birth of a daughter, Corrie Grace, born Aug. 5 at Wallace) Abington Hospital, Abington, Pa. She was welcomed home by Rig. M. Tailored bikini panties in cotton with double fabric crotch. White, colors. S,M,L. ' Junior Special F "BURGE 39C I u ii Maternal grandparents are g -. _____ S ale 8O Req. $1. 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Although a number of students on a variety of exchange programs spend time In Sanford, Hans Ole is the first American Field Service (AFS) scholar to do so, according to the records of Alda Bowman, .Inun!' hck1ng. Th zunda (or a oil 63492I2 4II3moneSprj,, Aida Bowman d!!cUc formtlug oal imcrIn Fleid Service chapter wIth Stephanie Cain Willis's Announce Daughter's Birth SH!RLEYMILLETT 8.4I2 AV Senator Vogt, a member of the Senate Education Committee. recognizing Lite Impact community colleges are having on the education of Floridians, worked diligently on behalf of colleges. Ile was a major force in maintaining Community Service Instructional Programs In the community colleges. P34.9212 Sanford R$J1H71.1ECH .. Rig. 3.50. Lace cup Jr Intimate Bra of polyester and nylon/ spapdex. 32-36A, 32-388,C. . JEAN DI1YANT udorge Hamilton Conrip Sale 2.80 dividuals together to share international cx. perlence. The chapter also involves the student in the life of the community, provides guidance to the family of the student and gives the school corn- ' Double - an . II _,a '25e1(oNe. Aifnmont,5rtnq '4. W if e Does n' t Wa n t Di vo rc e; She Wan ts H ba n d Bac k C C, FQret City - Friday, Ae. 27, 1974-I9 Cain, Li Project 21st Century Woman The "Women Interested in The daytime "Assertive rough ty&at Future Education" course will Training for Women" course Class Seminole Community College be held for six consecutive will start an Sept. 16 In Room has scheduled the following Tuesday mornings beginning S107, Science building, and Seminole Community selection of non-credit courses Sept. 14 from 9 a.m.-12 n oon In continue for six sessions from College's Office of Community and seminars. Room S107 in the 5CC Science 9:30 a.m. 8-12 noon on Thur. Services will be offering a building. sdays. An eight part "Women "Personal Growth and 'Fran. An evening "Assertive There are limited spaces sactional Analysis" course Management" seminar will Training for Women" con- ava il able in these classes and begin Sept. 8 from 7-10 p.m. iii beginning Sept sistlng of six sessions will begin seminars For more inmeet for eight consecutive Building 26 on the Adult Sept. 15 and be held from 7-9:30 formation and registration Wednesday evenings from 7 to Education Campus at Seminole p.m. in Building 46 on the Adult details contact June Gordon at to p.m. Community College. F4ucatlon campus. SCC, This course Is designed to give people insight Into their behavior. It provides an op. portunity for Individuals to change their lives by taking responsibility for th U S and accepting a position of I'm Okay-I!ou'reOkayf The class DEAR ABBY: After 36 years discovered. Is designed as a teaching class of marriage (four children and She's so busy I need an jor TA. theory with time for six grandchildren) my "appoin tment" to see her, and discussions to reinforce husband,justturned60,wenton then she keeps looking at her VUIkSC cunran. flfl5 course a Slinay otainess flip and was 4 watch because she has to be deals with topics such as: gone for three weeks. We didn't somewhere In an hour! communication!(, structure of know If he was living or dead. I am glad that after raising time, ego states and scripts. My son finally located him in eight children alone she is now The textbook used is "Born to California, and he couldn't enjoying herself, but it's gotten WLn" hvjimø..n,1 t,......a mnfr* k.sA. i.i.. ...a _t The-instructors to the point where none of us of the class, anything my husband said on me was to goes to her house anymore send him his white Peter and Margaret Gray, the phone, but the jist of it members of The Central that he was happily marriedwas shoes, summer clothes, golf because she's rarely home. I have read many letters In clubs and gun collection. I think , florida study group and are a younger woman an d didn't he's sick. your column about children currently undertaking ad- intend to come home - ever! I spoke to a lawyer and he who don't have time for their vanced membership training My son flew to California and said, 'Sue him for divorce!" j older parents, but how about with Dr. Kenneth Sowers, found my husband living with a told him I didn't want a divorce parents who don't have time for former director of the Mental woman yo ung enough to be - I wan ted my husband back - their children? Health Association, daughter. It seems he marri ed and he said I was crazy. MILLEFROMMELROSE Register for the course at her without getting a divorce wt should I do now' DEAR MILLIE: U you're not SCC's registrar's office. Fee for from me. putting me on, you should get NOT SLEEPING BACK The only message he had for the class is $io.no. DEAR NOT SLEEPING: down on your hands and knees, d thank c Consult her lawyer. y not husband sounds sick. Indeed shiepping chicken soon to 'ainr U IIJUISJI JII. V UJI The entire story of Isis desertion mOthei' every day in some'rest calls for a thorough medical home. Sen. John Vogt,(fl.Cocoa Beach), has been awarded a 1975-76 and physical examination Abby's boohist. "How to Have DEAR ABBY: My mother Is a For Legislative Service Award by the Florida Association of Corn' Lovely Wedding." send SI to a widow who is very active with Abigail Van Nwrun. 131 Lasky Dr.. munitvIColleaes . F.A.C.C. Is a compreherulve organization representing all the local senior citizens. The liviry Hills. Calif. 50112. Please enclose a long s.Ifaddr.seed, ' elements in the conununity colleges. The 28 year old organization problem Li that I never get to stamped 0 Sc) envelop.. see her. She's either going has a membership that includes faculty members students Everyone has a problem. Whars F a inoni riOt!. writs to administrative officers, trustees, and college presidents. places, doing things with her F.A.C.C. isrepresented atcach of the 28 community colleges and friends or attending a class In Enclose clamped, ~Llleach year singles out six members of the Florida legislature for some new hobby she's awess.d envelope, pleai se ll. 'special recognition for the interest they have shown in Florida community colleges. • [.1 Cc CasseIberry.Wnt,r5prin - IvWs, lferaM Sauteed, Fl. The cheapest cities for retired couples in the rndwnn of In in Orlando, becau living cods here for retired couples are were Atlanta and Baton Rouge meftwim for among am lowed -at all leveh - major are", most The expensive cities for retired couples' coda were according to estimates released by Brunswick A. Bagdon, H&I'Vord,Cam,and New York it ft low"kM and Bodon and reajonal commissioner for the Bureau of Labor Mathtilm U.S. New , York at the intermedilik and higher levels. Depsrtment of Labor, in Atlanta. Lad autism, a retired couple For all U.S. metropolitan areas, the average was in Orlando would have required $4,373 for living e'a-.AIaIs at $4,501 at the the lower, $464 at the h*ermediate and ElI at the higher budget lower level, $,014 at the intermediate level and NJI$ at the level. higher budget level. The report defines a retired couple as a hiubund, age 46 or Compared to estimated living costs elsewhere, Orlando's over, and his wife; they are seIfmçperting, living cods at the lower budget level ranked 26th out of indeendently p the 30 areas in thielir own house, in reasonably good boo and able to take care sirveyecL At the intermediate level, Orlando ranked 33rd and at of themselves. The budgets illustrate three different levels of On higher level 36th. At the Now level only Atlanta and Baton living and provide for different specified types and amounts of Rouge had lower costs. goods and services. . (Hwy. 17.92 Next to ABC Liquor) HARRIET OEM in Fan LIOI. - 3LL Utters _.__•. C1,11001 WV 2LSCOII' AOSPe$ txa.g. ULdents on Emw I I VVQ%4M currently working on forming a chapter. Its purposelato bring in. Analysis 0 c Stephanie . (Seminole High) a couple of days and has some comments and com• parisons to make, she -. family had already indicated their desire to have Hans stay with them. There wasn't time to organize a local AFS chspter before he arrived, Mrs. Bowman, with the help of Sanford resident * L69fd 4 leve pigone '':. interview be conducted. Seine time next week, after Hans has been in school Transactional SPORTS Events Ni. 2911 ; wee hours of Thursday morning. Sleepily, Mrs. Forbes murmured, "lit's &&Ii, but suggested the family get a little more sleep 1*1ore a more detailed I 430 CC I 11-45 j) ABC NEWS (7) PW Sides. six 1ias. (I) LOCAL NEWS *215 (I) MOVE: "Gl Jackie Gleason. Katherine Kath. IOn Tale of a dad ntis and a young gid Ni Paris. - 1210 (2) PEOPLE. Sea Ch. 12. 1*30 pm., carried on a deloyed Wa. DON KIASHNERS ROCK CONCERT .- , Airport after midnight, Wednesday, and the family dIcM't get home until the on help. 657 (2) NBC PEWS UP- mous 1200 in.* FAST FOOD 11:00 (A) (I) MOVIE: Sony, Wrong Wrong Number." Bvbara Stw)dI, &st Laice.tsr. (86W) 1041. Dsrks an manowitIemrsaplb,Tudsr, b sign, DATE 7:00 14 w Career. 35 700CLLIS 10:30 It ALAN BLIRKE SHOW 35 CBS LATE MOVIE: 'Where TI. Boys Aie." nia .' 1 SPACE: IwE 14 MERICAN WONI TIM (R) 44 ANIMAL WORLD SPEWS stra Net Big 1970 and ç book vsnion of James Bond working for American in- dli0i5 c1 L Norway, who wIU make his home In Sanford with Mr. and Mrs. Forbes and their son, Richard, during the coming year. He arrived at Tampa International . - 44 MOVIE: 'Invisible SSs PtirqPvey Sogwt, IMiIfl COII Oil oI )lfl0 b straight, F MINCling boom r, ,, ax (4) Cl) PlAN THE TER. AISLE. Comedyesitis about me wce au IieMuisur a -- student from Undhelm, (4) MOVIE_"Moldkiss."Pa.o ick 0' Donald RS -. itiwt i. comae a Moscow hotel and the (I) CBSNEWS (72) THE OLYMPIAD 24 THE MEN MC MADE pen C Pico 630 pws "BURGER 23 INTERNATIONAL one rca 000wratery an .tis - Orlando Ideal Retirement Spot community, or to said a local student overseas. In Hans' case, he had already been accepted by the AFS program, the Forbes Not a soul was stirring at the Dick Forbes home in Sanford at 6 o'clock on Thursday morning when the telephone rang. And not surprising. No one had go ne to bed before 2:30 the same morning. The reason was Hans Ole. Hans Is an American Field Service exchange CIThIU IT IN THIS LEAGUE: 400 bets Amse Mthsei CvIey taiiieriaiy on the former rravr of Boston. 10:00 (7) ABC CAPTIONED PEWS FOR THE DEAF C 1110 (7) NILE CONT. 24 EVENING AT POPS: Featured: Flay Bolger. (A) ! V ANIMATION FESTIVAL 1130 IX) It TONIGHT (4) (73 MARY HARmWt. MARY HARTlWl CE) THE ROOKIES (U) 24 MOVIE: as airnnal masquerades as Itbarker in order to :ove,nm.nt secrets and C1'35 Ni 5* 1920 film *acted by Fritz LI(Ig (I) ITS TOUGH TO MAKE Is Cheaper Uyou are at or near retirement age you may waist to consider By JEAN PATrFSON Wemia's Etar ____- 1130 4) (4) CI) (121 NEWS S WILD WILDWEST Ian tiol -. THE MOVIES A look at the Iiisysi of Alfred F1sth. nwsof aerae. and his 50 1!I (2) (?2)NBC MOVIE: L ." Mi. Cur DuIlsa Suzanne flS&hKh. On novel about 01 fr1sh4mrkwi COpS Ni New York City. (Ft) 1000 (4) (1) DIAHAMII CAR. ROLL SHOW G: Marvin Diller. 1111.w CL CL CL 0 NEWS 1)E BEST STEvQ ALLEN 44 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS 24 NNE-CWI of dii Broncle Marshall, Alan Pd,. I S42 C.guy u owMenyloinitteConedioneir forcealwk but prow their 310 9.30 Show Times AWN.-FRI. L31.7:V (I) LAST OFTHE WILD (4)MA G AZINE F0UR1CAMPAI0N 75 CD NILE CONT. (2) CANDID CAMERA 44 THE GOODIES (71) NILE CONT. CE) MERICAN GOLF CtASSIC: Live, U*d minI of play. Akfon. Ch.. 2) WESTWIND Pc 1:35.7:35 BACK 3:00 (2) (AM.JOE. RUN • IRAN (71) SPIN CONE. 35 SPANISH MOVIE 11 00 (2 BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES (4) (4) FAR OUT SPACE NUITS (7) SPIN CONT. J) SPEED auy i.IC ELECTRIC: co PAN','___ (A) musicians and their to- 5:10.4:35 SAT-SUN. ucosio HOUR oe 73D --- py GRIFFITH sac York sIsrcos'ei omcer as- MON-rip. 1 : - CD SPIN CONT. sigwd lo the rarootic s PSot Iornswfal sefles. F..used: Tom ASdn*, Allen Gutrld, st Young. (A) (4) MOVIE: Pail Nssinw Sidney PoitIer. (86W) 1961. Sbyoltwolezz Koscira. ABC ME: Co Paii'. CL Jilt &ldges. Bury osiit 1972. Sexy )iOUi9 &ifters doc dii Civil r. ai AND mcs UI' can raft L 900 (2) (12) NBC MOVIE: lb. Dsacly stx' as Frank Sarpeco,aplsw __ ERRIFYING $ ., onsummmm_ L)AI IR) S MOVIES: 'Attack of di. Pibiters." 1969. SECOND FILM: "Attack ol5* Gail Locus." Ken Oid Yvette Vtdiers. 1960. (7) pJU CONT. 14 UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS (A) 35 MOVE "Msc Serpent." THE PINK i000 CD (12) I.AM) -. t flC LOST CD I2)NBC NEWS IF. .i,.&T1IIi, 44 WAThE TAYLER SHOW (4) CL NASL (socc CHAMPIONSHIP: Mario lade gives the play by pity. seune, Week (7) NILE CONT. CI) CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTING O - LAWRENCE WELK _____ NL 230 Th5'NG KONG PHOOEY 24 SESAME STREET (A) am CI) (W JOSE NC THE - ---- :57 H (4)wtLDuFE THEATER (4) BLACK EXPERIENCE (73 NILE CONT. 24 MASTERPIECE pi TEA (A) (4) CI) THE cpy HILLBILLIES 5 jJ[$ (7) SPIN CONT. CEl THE NEW A OVEN TURES OF GLUGAN ---MISTER HOGERS lose. sdsri rim sIx Carmel (72) (1) it.ai oLo€moiTERS WGWS ISLAND (I HOTFUOGE 8.1 00 C2)(2) EkERGENCY PLUS FO (4) ThEFUNTSTCPE5 (I) vcLEs AND BAmm (2) (11) ppjfl.i (2) (2) CHICO AND THE f 600 2) NEWS S WILD. WILD WEST CD I E 44 LIp to he sirotmoact NFL XIIONSI*' __ Minnesota VIdn GAMES: vs wa., Rakjn.. c spvi cc,jr. ,Jc cyp ( 44 MOVE " Ffobevl Stack. Cohen Gay. 1963. $orsen story of lonshy siMs ai fighting t!.* bar. his (2) (2) BASEBALL Towns W , w Evening YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS STEVE ALLEN LAUGH NILE COW. P'° iooltjsa . 710 (I) I DREAM OF JEANNIE jjy (I) BUGS p p,jp (7) SPIN CONT. (I) TOM NC JERRY NC 7'LI GRAPE APE 5H 9.w (2) (2) THE SECRET LIFE MONO SHOW: Guests: Gabriel Kian Rai Pad L>Id.. (A) - ury 530 24 BLACK PERSPECTIVE ON THE PEWS bars of society crowd PUSSYCATS Young Judge is Nwdvsd Ni a (Binvu an9 5* NinOOwM or ili of an ac*ed murderer. (7) 44 WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (I) DONNY AND M I Cf ft! -. (.4) CL CBs REPorr3 lbs Settling of Sw F-14. story belth the U.S. IrOvOrI1101 Iwo billion dollar s.jisr bontm sals to hn is lT*iid. kidizd is an i. Is wiew about me deal with His iwza Pahlavi, Sw _____ _____________ liv O.. iew I ,., *so 44 MOVE: "in Society." bottari Coateito. 19J4. éAt 8flkT (H) SON: Lamont suggests anw,e to t- solve Frids back alrat (A) COfldUCtSd by Mrs. Laura Clark. fi P NASHVILLE ON THE Go- FR1DAY,S1EM5FJ3 Free demustratles canaft dais, 10 am, to noon CiuflUfllty Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, 11 12x 24 SCIEPICE FICTION THEATER ' too CL (4) SOUL TRAIN (L) CBS CHILDREN'S FILM FESTIVAL 44 THE PROTECTORS *30 TARZAN 24 WALL STREET WEEK CI) ACROSS THE FENCE (4) ARTHtiRANG(X)L (I) KITiR) OSTANG 600 CI) GRRLMA.M*C 630 (4) ACROSS THE FENCE (I) SUMMER sasr 656 (2) DALY DEVOTIONAL 01) DAILY )RO LIVING __ WEDNDAY, SEflEMIEii I 13 MOInInQ S HOGANS PEACES TUAY, AUGUST31 ..tws %i5i Ssflsu. 'mpor (2) yAaN 0 CONSUMER SURVIVAL CL (I) FAT ALBERT AND THECOSBYKIOS (I) AMERICAN Saturday • UD CONCENTRATION Formfar Couty CmI.k II (2) DALYDEVOTINAL (2) TOTEU.flElTUfll dud. the Little League __ (.4) LATE NEWS (I) *ac PEWS (2) BONANZA (R) (72) NILE CONT. (I) WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS' EVSJ 1200 (2) ( TiEJETSONS (4) CL VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS S ESTLIPG CD sP*IccIff. (I) LOST SAUCER PEOPLE 44 __P00E5THECO- CD FLORIDAR OR1 Brooklyn. Power Boat Association' s Gold O.v h'Wi race, (toIL Mt 24 MY FAVORITE MARTIAN Afternoon - (2) 0 NBC NEWS CBS PEWS BaNeichssl fashion show sponsored by Teen Board, 1:30 p.m., Burdine's, Fashion Square. m. Elvin Fivy Grose, Lm Pdrscn me CaN vmaa Sw Flit P.1ii FN. 0 BLACK PERSPECTIVE iC 24 MV FAVORITE MARTIAN Central Florida Zoological Put, TIthtS available from any member. Ranch. k&U (I) si Michigan 400 NASCAR, (7) SPIN CONT. L C!) ZOOM : frdataian Grwt (I) COO BALL COUPLE 24 MISTER ROGERS PE1OHBOIOOD CI) THE IJM0HT SPECIA - ilYris Mt guest PL Pudim... Ni- _____ (nner, OHOSTBUSTERS NFL ACTION 100 Boo i FAMILY ftfffl sponsored b Sanford Women's Republican clith, 4 to 7pm. at picnic II 01IvMaiaiiwda possible Living Sanford Is New Home For Exchange Student LISTINGS drawer $ 94 HOME APPLIANCE ii- 1700 West First St. Ph. 322.3883 Sanford SANFORD PLAZA Open IS am. Ir I pm. Mandip mrv Satwoday Open Sunday 1:34 toS:IGp.m. CalaI Cciii,.- Pit 331 4533 5tq 'fl.p3p$ _ WINTER PARK MALL Open lOam. to 50.1". Mnday thru Sahi.day 094' %II*Jy U0lOS.145.II. Co taIo Cii,.- Pb. 444-011+1 SI.,, P14 441-4111 ORLANDO DOWNTOWN a m lea p m Tues Open • Wed.. Thuri and Sat, Op.nS)Oa m 14$.34p m.Monday and Prsd.ay $Iovi Pit 141 liii 4' .., V4'I S / .................. 1j4ç - fl 4. . 'c.PsW!Ic1,ck1r'WP �-- -.-...-. *-.I _L. s_________ bearois FL _______________________ "a S HE HOPE OF Tv asmcmftpftnn t.- k OUR COMMUNITY I I It, ,%,, & *1* sevinstafto wwwo I J! I' .0w, wasift -14.f * * 1.5.15.0I.,. ariftebran People ROY. ow" now" wool scum 14111. 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SU.IS- rs. __ is- Na ip c... io-. 155.55 C•,•5.15 I' Oau è S SI ! ' Is 1Os tesag a, wits ,iwsem (Psv. Nil l.a 1554 54 ed L • - .% ,- , Community Methodist Second Graders study Bible ICUOL I Herald Photos by Jane Casselberry) - ' .. p When Oral Roberts and Roy Clark get together with good music, good talk, a beautif ul mountain as a backdrop, and 30 thousand people to share the I "happening," what does happen can only be descri bed as a mountaintop experience. It all takes place on Roberts' latest one-hour television I special titled, "Don't Park Here," ta ped on Grandfather un tain In North Carolin a's Mo I Blue Ridge co untry. The special I i a,, ;* ..•..- -- Is scheduled to be released on IN W ednesday Se pt . 1, 10 Wr.9, p.m., and WSWE-35, Tuesday, Se pt . 7, 8 p.m. This is Clark's third appearance on an Oral Roberts Special. Both are located In Tulsa, Okla., and share a close relationship in both spiritual and civic affairs. Ro berts' powerful message for this special Is "Don't Park Here." It deals with man's tempt ation to become cornplacent and rest beside his accomplishments, rather than pushing on to higher goals. "When we start making It, we get a better job or increase our business, or things start working out and the sun begins to shine, we o ft en start looking 1 it There are four di visions In the Sunda y School with - the largest being the adult division, Smith said. ' There 125-130 adults In the Senior It! department for those 50 and up, he said. Although Baptists have , 4 .-traditionally maintained separate classes for men , •. .,0 and women, couples' classes are on the Increase he added, and FI Baptist offers both. I .. Rev. Smith said the basic philosophy is for every 100 enrolled 45 will attend Sunday School, th us the emphasis is placed on signing up as many as possible on the roll whether or not they are presently attending. He considers the Sunday School the "right arm of the church." A few attendance promotions are sched uled during the year, he said, but the responsibility for keeping up attendance lies mainly with the teachers . and class members. The church has one Sunday School bus. Sunday School teacher Kathy Niblack reads story to nve.year." . Prai rie Lake Baptist Church of Fern Park has w hat is probably the largest bus ministry of any Promise Sings Seminole County Sunday School. socIate Pastor JackBoynton,whob in chargeofthebus mthistry In Longwood and 'Childr en 's Church" says the ch urch IA)NGWOOD - The con. buses and will soon open its fifth route. Th church temporary gospel singing has a total Sunday school enrollment of 471e and an group, "Promise," will bring average attendance of 300 persons. Half of these are s pecial m usic programs at both brought in by bus from the Altamonte Spri ngs, the morning and evening Longwood, Casselberry, and Maitland and Fern services of the First Baptist Park areas. With the Increase in gasoline prices, Church of Longwood Sunday. costs of o perating th e buses has doubled, but the Doug Triplett, student at church has not cutback as this Is considered a Luther Rice Seminary, priority item In its budget. Jacksonville, will bring the Although he considers his promotions "low message in the morning ser keyed", Rev. Boynton uses Incentive gifts for bus vice. riders to encourage attendance. Those bringing new The talented group of young riders and first time riders receive small gifts as singers, headquartered In well as the ones sitting in the "secret seat." A four Jacksonville, have appeared campai gnwill locally and in numerous iowicneu Sept. 2 wiui a goal of 200 bus riders. He churches in the Southeast. '' , ~ : Group leaders are Mr. and Mrs. Unkelbach of Jacksonvill e. Longwood First Baptist's own lie says Prairie Lake was one of the first Jimmy Fenoff recently joined ch urch es in the area to enter th e bus mi nistry and at "Proi,ijse" as sound technician one time had six routes-one for the elderlybut for the group. He is t he son of things changed as more ch urches obtained buses. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fenoff of The lure of weekend recreation activities such as Winter Springs. "Promise" will present camping, boating and the beach have something to do with the overall drop in Sunday school at- special music for the 11 a.m. service, as well as a complete tendance, Rev. Boynton said. praise service during the 7 Rev. Douglas Porter, who pastors a small Free o'clock evening worship hour. Methodist congregation in the down town area of Shettler said the church will Sanford, finds the enrollment in the Sunday School also conduct its regular fifth Is affected by problems such as di vorce, Sunday fellowship dinner remarriage, inflation and recession. These are beginning at 12:45 p.m. at th e some of the contributing factors that keep families Longwood First Baptist Church mo ving from place to place. Activities Building. I at self and thinking may be we Rev. J. Edward Connelly M1!OJfl 51i(k5hear, JeSUS answered And sad unto tim, What I do thou knowest not now. but thou shaft know hertaffer John U.? "Why did it Happen? There aft many things that h.ipen fl thiS life a% .%e k n ow Jto sP,.ch we find no answer. Out of all our experiences we've nad, out of all tie books we've read, and all the knowledge we've achieved, thi're are yes some things that battle-s us even today There SeemS to us no rsason or purpose in what happened, so we UJI ourselves "Why?" That three letter word comes to us now In this dark hour of great loss, Sick within with lOnelinip and anguish, our hearts cry Out "Why?". Why of all things Holly?. Why So close to her commencement?. Why In tate mit of her youth with such a promising life yet before her through a careless accident her lifewas taken and God called her home----- Why?" If we look at Jesus and see ourselves in his stead Hes loving. He's kind, and He'5 lOQaing for the best Holly was the belt to be found at that hour, $o he called her But on thC Side beyond this tragic event that defies mans eiplanat.un,other there 5 a purpose whiCh faith atone can see amd the ShadowS of thi5 i'iotjr which patience *11 In lime reveal. hal . - - Oh we live in It-ic presence of m5tery There are many things we can not understand. Only however we hour In this as we come to 11`14100110. lat guest on comes back teiore us. Why? . Who did it happen'! Why was thij youthful lie t,henl Why thi5 young person so full 04 promise cut off before given a chance to make a contribution t life arid thu5 '.00ety was granted'! - Why" Why' Why? Jesus being the Son of Man as well as thf of n mit of h5 loneliness and desolation, amid the dackrt a-.0 of Calvary cried out from a physical perspective. My My God, Why? Why halt forsaken me1 - - These words even today at this comes hOene to the heart of humanity. mourners 'I comes to your heart-s. Why hast thou forsaken me' did It. May be we did It without God, and we cease giving than ks," he says. "And that can be a dangerous experience." Son anguish Besides Roy Clark's fine contributions, the musical portion of the program in cludes a segment by Richard and Patti Robs, "Hide Thou Me," "We have These Minnt," and it hour God. - thou looked 515 her summed ClOsed "Ic men, ta e Promise" To Sing liyt you y)u ARRANGEMENTS BY WILSO N EICHELBERGER MORTUARY I - 1. 1 it 'I ,, - & ' ' y u I4fJ / I r. - - H'Ll; rxso# I I 1'T''4 I Tf. fI th. God But thanks be to Goø in Itte tinol words on the Cross. Light (amt out of darkness Trust out of uncertainty. arid peace out of anguish as he to hss father as hi5 arms %tretch, wide nd h5 hands open and reaching down, he said. Fattier into thy r.,nds I commend my spirit Holly demonstrated her iOvt to, Chrst arid her tellgamen as She shared many limes favorite scripture, 10 Co,inthijns th 131h chapter It up htr life Today she "as her (h.iplr here, and h,ssopeneda new book .n Glory Eyes halh no!can, not ears heard. rie,Iher haIti it es'lltfr,d the heert5 of things God has n store for h5 Children Good night H011y Milcoin BIacksheai'e, We Sleep on. k your rest for we- Il alt see again fl the morning Is Finished.' Little J uh .i I (hiiti Roberts, daughters of FUcha ird and Patti, make their ft major appearance in the televis ion series. FIUIIy If can accept the that thiS sudden death is not from the hand of a blind fate orfact in tent onally done, but was permitt15 by a God wito IS affiliated in all our affli ctions. we can gather the assurance aswe pass througei the dM5 night of our Souls that were not alone, but God is walking with us 1 ' - - tx TV Special Filmed On Mountain i ilgationgs' aw~ charm '-r_ C110,41L 1 Ci'aaa, ?ft it I , ft LsU..p An Pithy III .A15 '- grl~l ____ Na .. cs. G.. es,, 4S L * U. . 'l,i*.5re,p LU %&r, Is.. 1451 as,.ap 5 i.i. 0 n, Na L ________________. __ w r1w. A 1 - _____________ 55 'm- e Stillness. 411,10 - MWO as Me Lm" ".s-- l __7 olsopcoat" atn ' (pals w t,,. ' 1.. ?ISs?,p. cs. De.e 5...,, cNa,a e--•. O,. Me lUll *15 151515 1 -- i ___________ P... cnu& C... um4eft £IS51 ISsa.s, SIIrSsS A Cn. t.iun'm, Cbsrt% al st Doe Ii WI s o%,%,* law.,, 5'15s555 Csp',a ~sawll U5 C55511 itW P5 Pat 12 (a.,,. 5l Sdsi-, p1 Na DCI. s's '." 'at s 5'. F 15 LIII 5'..s, tapIt U It"Man - P.. --------- i'.lt.1 1 ',I-,'----.1'Xif, ., -, -_--' -~_ 1, said a trip to an area attraction will be awarded the boy and girl bringing the most first time riders. &__ - ¶' OTNIO 05U*CM55 S$ 15 Na t..*s ma, 5'vc 15 _______ a- cowto so .44a1.*5. * i o \,." _____ PGrps, C." " Onam,S,,w isam a,, -" .li *lI5.l CNaaA NI Nai. Is •. Is?I ' P4q . - -_ -- £4 laOs l. * 0.4., Las. &i'lil5.' Ds?l. Nov C'i Er,cam Pat A.., 05 Chapel a., ,:. .1 v.. Is-stat Os, Sl5p (baeL - - - 'u NAlAItNI - Na I P545515 - Nas 0555. MOUSaP Ps Rswi U i, * I . ,C.II • ,, i' £ V. Si 'IL OsIms SI .si -t M1a 05 01555. 'I. INapt.. 1110511 Naasr. i.5J-U Vas. M$55jI Oslo-p 5*4. __ - 5' - -- ~- -, Cr. ______ _____ .44 . I. SIfl NTNy *DNTIi, •lP _____ $-.; ft U00" CL-06M Charm 123 so &arow• 0,0 15I151 Cb . 17 Vs,'s' sia,.,r, mpn _ v sit. a.a *as., --. , as (plc,,,, saa "o-ass. .1*al 154 Maa&at l.w Cs.',, 15 a 05iS 15 D.. 05 C55t* 15 t.'sI 15 Pt.Na I I' Aa 't al 1.1515 'III S Pai 15 154 Na.at tNa I.U'wt lAs .4. -1 FLAGSHIPBANK of Sanford and Staff 200W.Fjrst ilt T '.00s$T is I•0* A U I Cs.t*. C.,.. --V Pu.e S S.. Cau.aU-y 0.5.,', a - a it r ., -- - IWc cp,.a. P51% LsfIU Ci $ O,'n, . sr*.,,i ci.srta. z...p tstit &,, "a 51.Sl C'S1I Naiii C*stt* Gu',. - (COP - 15 Na I- Aso *tt $pa, Lap ' I4-;' . AEli i. _____ sawwo Osq..s. Trs4. OSS.wp Cgorce. Ca ___ '•- ,,,,, WINN.DIXIESTORES and Employes HARRELLIBEVERLy TRANSMISSION DavidBeverlyandStaff ____ _____ Zn __ _____ _____ as ____ -_---- - - .:.'!,t: -_ " 3rd Employes STENSTROMREALry HerbStenstorrnand5faff - SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY _____________________________ pl -- Baptist Church of Sanford, says there had been an appreciable gain in Sunday School attendance over the past two years and total enrollment is presently 1,245. Average attendance is 458 with an Increase of over last year. - CRUMLEY-MONTEITH INC. Insurance Service & PAINT CO..INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik LD.PLANTESINC. ideo. Florida - ___________________________________________________________________ C OF 100 0 ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff SENKARIK GLASS and Employes KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE wntownSanford CELERYCITY DonKnght&Staff __________________________________________________ PRINTINGCO.,INC. - it., WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE Co. Mr.and Mrs. Al Wilson THE McKIBBIN AGENCY DEKLES' GULFSERVICE Mel Dele and Employes amtogs 5 - . the year 1975 the church was fifth in During average Sunday Sciml attendance among aie 700 plus United Methodist churches of the Florida Conterence and s in persons prof ession of Faith for the f five monthsof 1976. Thethurth is Inthe top25 churchesin the co,. ference In average worship attendance. To accommodate the growth in Sunday School attendance the church went to double sessions with Sunday School hours coinciding with worship services at 9:35 and 11 am. Located In a rapid gro wth area of South Seminole County mombership in the church has grown from 00 in 1970 to over 1740 for an average net yearly gain of 200. Lack of adequate classroom space and the desire to get 'more effective use without building an addition resulted in double sessions for all ages which the pastor, Rev. William Pickett, feels have proved successful. Although It has Increased attendance it has also doubled the number of teachers and staff needed for Sunday School. Attendance Li up in all categories with the eated increase being in young married's bracket. There are eight adult classes, ranging from college and career to senior citizens. Rev. Pickett credits this new interest to a "spiritual upsurge that has made people hungry for the basics of the faith," basic preaching of the gospel and a personal relationship with Christ." The Sunday School cucWum, ranging from contemporary paperback study books to film series, is basically Shine centered, the pastor said. Only one class is stW usü the traditional dated in. tematlonal lesson series. Although the Sunday School occasionally holds low-key com petition between the classes, to stimulate competition, gmIcks are avoided and the church does not have a bus ministry used in man y churches with large Sunday Schools The church has a mini-bus that transports senior citizens from nearby apartment complexes. An additional outreach to the elderly In the community Is the monthly Golden Years Fellowship luncheon attended by 300 persons. Tom D. Smith Jr., minister of education at First - WILSON.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff Insurance Casselberry Is bucking a trend seen in many mainline churches these days by showing an crease In Sunday School attendance averaging In 1970 to over 400 now with an occasional high of - SUplalhSslU 1*pa. (TTY) P, 1 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff _____ rank * TN! LU! MAST UNItED PS1$$TTIIIASCNUSCN * a.. ' A. pip,,,., _____ and Employes raid I4 Th 45 .. 'law,, As Ps.,Sr $1*d ____ _____ ___ T:i4ir. Mond" C11k4 da m Mid $ Spa 111'•. I fllCtflhIMT tflC in .,Uu-iIm "-flPat,I'ImIt ., ,p,,, p,, lap.. FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff PANTRY PRIDE rol ma; 1972 back tire Kammon ___"'1 'lay many Americans think It is "kid str', but hero in Seminole County the Sunday School seems to alive and well. Even the adults are showing a new enthusm for delving lido Bline and thlns spiritual and are no longer Just "dropping off kids" for the Sunday school hour. Community United Methodist Church of , as _____ tI Sunday school attendance may have plummeted In the nation In general over the past decade and Th e Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible thb Neb Sag 1970 and .-.VWpIL. ILL' y By JANE CAS$ELBEiuy HeraldStaffwrfter P*ttIstul,AN CUUICN Os. a. a u I., M ?s.2T 05USD. OF Osutfl SCIENTiST - is *, ia.cp S sdmw P 1 Lai Tax gob stra - '$ Oiday of reax pen CA PS•1T p. 7 5P _______________________________ one n : .-a - 1111- Pilflvaitto Ki Clw tion plot 6 ' cbwo Christian Science __ mx Bui wh we wa Mat P51* afterporp . Ic Sunda School's Al'i ' ve And Well Mwp Suit. M.r, aa 7N -' - ' O. p evil But hes learning some of the basic pnnczpies of physics with which many professions deal. On the way home from Church, when he talks about his lesson, I recognize familiar siQns . . - ChaCr ll the mod. Deep nvicon, bold abon come law. But he's he s gasping the basic truths on which grew living nses. For a busy engineer Who used be M-miss in his church attendance, fostering the growth of a soul ts a fascinating experience. .. especially as I find my own faith deepening with every reverent day! Cant tell about his following my footsteps. But lve discovered new dimensions life blowing I PSUSSYttlIAS OPVSOS tl.t1 Nap. l L l ow. MlsalA,si L:llp. Nov. Sn Im son vviff fbilow in . an OrKjinw. swrmammm puaw Imiftf Mom tic lnJ Vt - - li:11t , a ____ ________ wil - sp a assist U.rTID 55150011t OSUSCU , ,,,,.• LLII1 SAPT1$T O41S t 1 -5--. _ l0 Ill TWO. are Presbyterian --v- --------- CUSzSflaa osasas _ S. --- A,. ______ t -. b Up_U. Os Ps PJI- *4 *ti -"-• - I'S hIm 1 UP_I _ INV i T.' Time Sor"Co YiS0O4flcNUwI Art Suit. £U.LJ or. is, Mapmi S cftm •Ø*.U. ,Lasa M a.. 1380 0, ist, tat 1st up is., hAd TIO UT? anomwv FISST u..., M.thodlst ii P_p_U 90 Si P0st Is. s.si.,s Wilt. - U* I I U Pvvm a Saft skew in tb Is, PidMtcSsr, 1000 1J,IPSlD YNSlA5CJIv*CU ta As ''a IL AUstIW 16 :8 - " - swum Q __ - - - PCLA CISUSCU OF CUSiIY sompm"sswm p&Tts S,YnT aSpSo, - g ' Fill? PINTICOITAp. CISUICN OF SASPOSO pa.. rwiaw it a III two" can 1 31p no ISp a. • spa Peoftr te:lit" tic tic: lpI,s Im- SUI $Nt Cl.. i....5501411p aatst mmmmmftv soft can Pastor 0. to 11 Ww*bv t Lalr 1ai -tv -mi it a i a 'I'... swift* savIrwe 'SN.. g. 1• - _____ - 4.1.lalI 1,kal LAIr Pap. isa : Pt. gs.11 be FlIfl PIstYICOSTA& CNUUCM OF LONS000 14I sa,s $irpqp PROW -' on . ' Ti"! S(DUMII . saft=w 1* U Si - Lutheran a,. pa.-. A Miracle - LVT1SII*NCis%fl,Cwo, _ 'r Oral Roberts -. 1_Np_I. Pentecostal if , ii 1:30OLM. S.dsv S 01 CU I .. First Baptist Church of ter will Longwell, Rick Austin, Vic t P 511 There will be a Owlusta will hold its annual for use as durdi offices Rldiburg, Tom Smith, Ill, and service for youth at 6:30 p.m. t. 1 *~_ ~ Sunday with a library for occupation In SarahMecer;scri ptwe,cthdy andduring the7:30p.m.sen4ce fellowship dinner to follow the September. Smith; John Thomas will give a there will be communion and a 11 a.m. worship ser vice. The welcome to all students. film Anvi #'ir DLp.L4 TL!..._ dlflflerwlll beheldln thenpi.rlv J...._.... I_AL__ - "Here's Life" In the VICWS ,,... nojas Jr., am. .. ujpjpUTflUTUfl e,i i'ii nis church chapel. II11fl95 constructed recreation area I • • sIste r Veronica, from Boqe 16 Redeemer lAdheran chwch Chiriq behind the church. There will l i i ng ui Province, Republica of Bishop James W. Henley of the Ur1ited Methodist Church, in be special music. of Sanford will observe Trinity Assembly Panama, who are visiting the one of his little books, tells the story of a man who continually Rev. Charles Swaggerty will Promotion Day with the Sunday Cosonatos, The Florida Peacemakers will bring greetings worded about his bills, income, sending the kids to college, be celebrating his eighth an. School children participating in will be ministering in song and from Panama and give their saderatsad bow I can, or eves why I should, expeet a the worship service songs and keeping a job, throughout his most productive years. When safely niversary as pastor of testimony Sunday at the 7 p.m. mirack testimonies. Dr. Jay T. . through this time of life, however, his worries were not over for he church. Prior to that he had attendance award presentation. then worried about how much he had lost for spending all that served the church as pastor for There will be a Sunday School Cosmato, Pastor, will give a service at the Trinity Assembly Answer: Have you ever planted flower seeds? You expect . of God, in DeBary. challenge to the students. . time worrying. IS not his a colmmentary upon our -,anxiety. nine and a half years before picnic at 3 p.m. at something to come up, don't you? When you plaid seeds and water thie church Following , the evening centered" everyday lives? and tend the soil, these seeds conw up as marigolds or peaches or resigning to continue his with baseball game. The worship service there will be ational a wheat. In the same way, your seeds of giving count back to you to Anxiety Is appropriately described as non-objective fear education, congregation Is Invited to eat farewell fellowship for Chris The Congregational Christian meet your needs. 4 hinrealityIsbeingconcernedabout$omethjngthatreafly supper at 5:30 p.m. Ritchey, Summer Youth Church will hold a retreat for Your seeds are watered by ym faith and hope in God. ThIe Prairie Lake not exist except uwecreate it. ftluas Franklin . Roosevelt Worker, in the church's junior and senior high Sunday soll is cultivated as you repent of your sins and forgive Others for commented concerning fear, 'We have nothing to fear, but fear Prairie Lake Baptist Church Lake Mary fellowship hail. School classes Sept. 34 at Rock theirs. Resentment and anger are weeds that choke old the good itself." In Fern Park will celebrate Its Worry, with objectivity or non-objectivity, in the case of 21st anniversary Sept. Springs. The retreat will be led weds you plaid. So keep yoursoll watered and tendedbytnistijig Sanford Bible and Nazarene anxiety is a given in life. Jesus understood that It was certainly a Rev. Jimmy Johnson5 will by Rev, David Smith of God and forgiving those who hurt you. Jay Jackson, a missionary Oklahoma City, Okla. Just as there's a due season for peaches to ripen and be unusual Pent Family Pad of man's nature to be preoccupied or at least overly Con. celebrate his seventh an. harvested, so there's a due season for your miracle to come. The cerned about these things which really are not worth the effort. niversary as church pastor. take part In the 10:58 am. trainee at New Tribes servi ce at the Church Or the Missionary Training Institute, To some, His words "be not anxious for tomorrow," lflSY Rev. Johnson will preach at the Nazs farmer knows he most wait wdIl Just the right time to pick . 175 E. Crystal Oviedo, will he guest speaker at seem like reckless abandon. Who dares not plan peaches. Now I've always wanted to harvest my aeed'lalth rigid for the future? 11 a.m. service and Rev. Lake Ave., Lake Mary. The. a youth rally Saturday at 7:30 Who dares question after I've put it in and I'm always trying totell God when the right , the whole system of life Insurance? Who Leonard Jones of Union Park, family of 10, has memorized p.m. at Sanford Bible Church res not worry about ao1neonetrying toget his job or'thke him" ftijs4g pastor, w l speak at time Is. But He's never listened tome Yet. He Jiat reminds me to il In some shady deal? To be sure, these are fears too often the the 2p.m. servi many verses portions Of the (fly Southern Methodist) wait on Him (Proberbs 20:U).And I'm glad for that, beam I've ce which will Bilge and their knowledge and at 2460 S. Sanford Avenue. preoccupation of our day. learned God's due season will not be too early or too late for my follow a 12:30 catered There will be special music and But Jesus said these concerns must be put In heavenly P" "dinner mastery of it bring the need. It will be right on time. grounds." Rcscrvatlens ture t life for their lIsteners, all junior and senior high school "does nOr ihii.w '."to4 unconcern. It5 'I" he dinn"r ho7ilcl te Ii-nz. c ," trusting.' and keep '.i4your - does not mean, however, that some things are beyond our with the church office. rnli- c1e. I 'tell you, miracles are edher coming toward you or They are also talented Y° arc manipulation: that when we have done our best today we have no musicians. they're going past you. When you're looking for them, you can lee;' more cont rol over tomorrow. The only real thing to do with It and At 7 p.m., Rev. C• M. New Mt. Calvary them coming toward you every day. You receive them when you -. all Its possibilities, good or bad, Is to put tomorrow In God's Holy Cross Andrews, a distinguished trust a loving and good God to supply your needs.. .when you Choir No. Two of New Mt. Hands know something GOOD is going to happen to you.. . when you Holy Cross Episcopal Church pastor for many years In the Calavary Missionary Baptist Of course, this comes from a real attempt to deal with today. I expect a miracle. Receiving follows giving. A miracle follows will resume the regular Church of the Nazarene, will Church will have the dedication ',The persons who becomes anxious about the moment he lives, schedule of weekday in speak, believing. The harvest follows seed.sowlng and soll4endln& service for the new chior stand enough so to turn his habits and destiny as well as that moment the chapel and at BrimTowers And that harvest will be rich and abundant and overflowing and seats Sunday, at 2:30 p.m. ' over to God, has understood what it means to be anxious for the Wednesday. Sunday First Baptist (Luke 6:38). If one ounce of seed will reap a harvest of 1,100 -. School for Rev. Robert Doctor will give right things. HONOR GUEST pounds of onions...and that's what one of my friends in the onionall ages will begin Sept. 12 and e Evening Worship Service the dedicatorial message and Therefore, ask yourself today (as Jesus said In Matthew 6), 10 a.m. Wednesday night thisThSunday, says. . . think about how God the Creator are State President of Mission "All In The No. at First Baptist guest groups what concerns you most? Food, clothing, wealth, security, iplies your seeds of faith and love to meet the needs you have all of teaching will resume Sept. mult Singers", S and "The Two of the Progressive M&E Church, Sanford, will be In Family which God provides for the faithful.. . or, in your life today. are you concerned and Wednesday morning honor of the college students. Zlonetts". Convention of about a right realization with your Heavenly Father, who puts all teaching, Sept. I found out that God has a way of doing things. Then I learned I. Dorothy E. Borrough of Theenflreservicewlllbelodby Co mmun ity these things In proper perspective? JaonyllJe, a member of the three keys of Seed-Faith . .trustlng God as my only Source, To furnish the bed facilities the young people of the church. Yes, It seems as each man has always turned things around possible to Bethel Missionary Baptist planting seeds of love for God to supply all my needs, and exall ministries of the Students taking part in the Methodist and brought anxiety upon himself. God does not want it that way parish and provide for future service are: Pianist, Ca thy Church,wfllbegueg$ofboasor pectlngmany miracles. Ifyouwanttokmorea.gj.. Promotion Day will be 0b *and has given us His promise that it does not have to be that way. Faith living, my latest book will help you. Just write to me, Oral. at the Mission Department "Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His Righteousness and all ministries, Holy Cross has Cosmato; Organist, Robin served Sunday by the Roberts, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74l2, and ask for "A Daily Guide to purchased the McCall house Congress No. one on Hodges; Song Leader, Terry Casselberry Community United these things (security, success, fulfillment) shall be added un Miracles and Successful Living Through Seed-Faith. I'll be glad to the corner of Magnolia and Smith ; Testimonies, Pati Methodist be hosted by Snow Hill MB you." Church Sun d am. to send you a copy, free and postpaid. Fourth Street and the brick Caldarelli, Doug Doudney, School ay Church Saturday a ji [A us take the words of the Master and learn to be anxious for with the rising second house adjacent to the parish Chris Ritchey, and Frank graders to receive Bibles In the the right things. house. Mebane, III; Prayers, Betsy 11 a.m. worship service. I - Li.. Fl - Y4 ______________ "MY C111"s mm " $IV1 YsilLasas IV"" no still WStlPT$0M Episcopal ByBILLLPICU7TT ,- Papist II Nsa. •1Ip M. J. a. Fsnial _____ 1.UI . w. , .'U'. Non Denominational sca, ,is ,,, (t Ui in w nod1"0 Pam C.SiSrvis - P411.0. It : ..s.-ii.',. S.,latUt Y.F.Lt ............. , ••ARL aa ,.- I, ClommsTww C.IVAIY MPT' cwuscs - - pstape '-'a,. to INS p ap.. ,N,... '"a YsiilNU U. Open kruC.U,i) .1S4 Sr an 'avp ImWY Church Of God F1T OSStTflAm OSUSOS cnt __ Bapt'l' sts Set Homecoming Cu t vat 11 UNIVA COMM OF TWI NAZAIIMI Pastor's Corner' f 9 ,i Nazarene * #, ,__~ __ $ L*U. t saniaa, as,astiat Quc 0 SANLAXDO UOIITIDMXTPMIST SS$p assispi L.rp__t Fisdup pfl VIIIa. 1$-asp LlWlI "ala 1v1uP P-a.. ON ON@ "- N... Nsriir Kinitogartan "Maw""ittv Fr,Ap. 27, $76-IS ive HiraM,$.i,I,rtFl. Methodist , '1 - I �41-IvuI& IrsW, k.itPL Pdy.*. fl$N P rógram -_!!!!J J!!kT ____ CA*ISLUIIY. PL0rnD* INTENTION TO IRsIfl, 1iJ LeeI Notic. dmwWs Unlurnlshsd CLASSIFIED ADS. ____ Z3-4bn.s FUrnish t,niq NorSW,lsi,lsjt FL 41 F,Ae 17, N.4I __________________ Resarys your new aper,mmt nuw. Cooveniootly Iccitid, single •, pat api. wHI be,i to.' u.ncv in eari October, Abundant storage, (including attic), decorative wail COvifing, plush landscaping, complete sound proofing, "GE energy SI. ficlency package", in fill fliCest cyIrd living environment in me aria. To we furnished models call 3210270. CASISLIURY, FLORIDA 4-Gong, Sales NIICO lo Nir*# IIYNI that I SM ___________________ 75*, Carpet,•fr PICTITIOU$N*MI ______ 77- Autos Wanted OPEN House 72-Auction AUtOSfOISIle .'... j , AdUISL$140m0. NOTICE IS HERESy GIVEN, REDUCED SI MUST Ave.. TAFFER REALTY TSC*TAIM PORCH SALE, SMURDAY2730010,327 170 Sal W. GARNETT WHITE Howl thlflUant to Floq'$da $tatvt• 5MM. You Name it,-i BUy It O'PddbaSSM Large $Itractiv, 5 I, 3 ddaufldertholksnam.at Rio. Real Estate Erokir TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: BUY JUNK CARS- from SIOto$33. Ill] Nova vo 310,3 speea, $111.. Seat, $53, Refrigerator, sn _____________________ m. ,,, bath, choici aria. ,,,,, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: g,g IIOOE.75,h$, Sanford Auction HYGANE ENTE*Pftl$E3, Call 327 1424 after i p m. Hudson Sprayer, 5)0; Smokai R19. RISIEstate5,i.,, 3flaJ3 NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVt by i.gege i Aik for AFIII or Dick. . 1200 I'g family room, Cintrai air, w French NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by I III$IIW to rigislir said nom with 323 7310 the CIty St CSMS*irr 1. P*Ids. titIOu. name of Aflam _____ ________ JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. Barbecue, $10; Used radial tIres, WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD ________ Eye the City of cau.Iu, FIo.'lds, me c.rt ii me Circuit court, 3 Ie Homes W carpet, beautiful f.nc.d 1$, Library tasue, $35; Also Odai Want 1511 or oloer Dodge Dart; also 101 W.CommirciaI that HIS City Council will hold a Clinic at tl Aitamo, Ph01e 3231000 -_-_. City CSMICII will ..:I - • MedIcal ' 0U?tYIrd, swimming -. Cati . 1, Ends. 245 West Laheview, Liki STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If will buy any make convertibles 11c hiarlog Is COnsider enaø. Ctir, Biaton Avenge, City Classified Ads didn't work. INS Austin Healy Sprite. SIOUX FALLS, &D. lAP) today or we at OPEN HOUSE, moot SI 0r*iance No. 31d, UltitlIl; of PJbIIC MS.'kIS to consider enact. Cirdance with the prsvlslon St the tires, lthruStim.s ........Ilca tins Small 2 Bedroom lurni*ta tr.i Mary. 3730070. Phone 323 1010. HOURS Altamonte $prigs, County at moo of Ocdlnanc, No. 313, entitled: FiCIIIIOI.* Nami Statvtn. ToWlI: there wouldn't be any. _____________________________ an offer. 323.73o. joey 'rhotupson t* Sunday, Ito 1 p.m. noo Co.'n•U 2524P,rkDr. with cabana. Rsnt or Sill. 31g. AN ORDINANCE OF THE cirv Seminole, stat. *WHV 3$ 'im.s ....31c a NIsa BATEMAN REALTY 327311$ Drivs. of Florida, intoode Garage Sale; Friday and Saturday. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SectIon kiM FI0Ida Ml. 1:00 A.M. - S: P.M. . 322 3t51 rn. 37rn1 3ttm*s.............24cm line 322Old$ plEhelpep tntoa thUd' Lease a Datsun including 7 cats arid OF CAUELRERRY, FLORIDA, to register me said name wine HI, OF CASSELBENRY, FLORIDA, Peg. Peel Estate Broker Miscellaneous items. 731 Abbot 5 John R. Knoll, Jr. MONDAY IIWII FRIDAY s gkne. ADOPTING A IIIDGIT FOR THE Click of the Circuit court ___ COUNTRY CLUE HEIGHTS-. Like MORE CASH trucks. For information call Bill ($2.MMINIMUM CHARGE) 25355. SantordAve. Ave., Lake Mary. AMENDING AND REPEALING A Publish: Aug. 27, Sept. 1. 10, 17, IllS SATURDAY .Nosn new 3 ER. 2 bath, air, co.'ne.' CITY OF CAUSLSERRY. Seminolecounty, Florida. Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1311. 3 Unes Minimum For 27l0759, 327.750 PORTION OF ARTICLE lii, DEC10 _____________________ 31At1m.I*S Furnished Wrecked or Junk Popsny JOHNNY WALKER oth chien around_____ him, hut FLORIDA. FOR THE FISCAL stockade fence. PHA or VA. Mitchell Shapiro, M.D., PA. CARPORT ULE SECTION I (1) TITLED ______________________ ______________________ YEAR BEGINNING OCTOSfl I, Cars & Trucks $75400. Easy terms. Sanford - By Owner. 3 BR, 1' he Is learning more becau. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '32 and a Florida ProfeesI io RNlE$tat,q .' 2445 Magnotla Ave. "SPECIFIC POWERS. REVENUE 1175, AND ENDING SEPTEMBER Any year thru IllS models. 7 days •IUIChiSOfl Ocean Iront Apts., SAN MO PARK, 1, 7. 3 bedroc '73 Models. Call 3731570 or $31 DEADLINES vice Corporali them. General Contractor Saturday & POWER, LIMITATION," OF THE Sunday VETS- NO DOWN 3.s, 1 20. 1177. AND APPROPRIATING weak Call . trailer apts. Adult 5 family park. carpeted. $25100. )fl13 after collirt, SM-2I3t 1405 Dealer. FRIDAY Atlantic. Daytona Bach. Call baths, air conditioned, 322.4$, _________________ By: Mitchell Shapir0, M.D. CITY CHARTER, AND ALSO IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Joey, 5, Is one of 13 ANDALLOCATINGREVENUSOP Weakly. 3313 Hwy 17.17. Sanford. Mrs. RU. HUtChisori, 322 4055. CARPORT SALE: 1141.IeMInnIe Noon The Doy Before Publicodon AMENDING AND REPEALING A EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. _____________________ 71MonzaTC..BeautybIge,$7,g, THE CITY TO THE UTILITY QUIET AREA 2271130. PrOIOWIdIY deaf children Drive, Variety of Anrcles. 5$, FIRST SALE AFTER VACATIONI yard. Low monthly payment. CASSELBERRY.... DEAR RUN 2 3 Bg redecofaled house, lots i 18-$OICyCISS - iIAsk PORTION OF ARTICLE x, SEC. CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If for Artie. FUND OPERATIONS BUDGET (CORPORATE SEAL) Aug. 4 TION 53, TITLED "FINANCE. couwrv, FLORIDA COUNTRY CLUB- $pscjge I We are loaded with all kinds St roiled Ins pilot, sl.week pee. FOR THE FISCAL VEARI __________________________________________________________ Lake Mary - clean & private, 1 Sundo - Noon Fridoy kltch cabinets, eating bar, ne WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD ClassifIed Ads didn't work there Harold Hall Realty 5R.7battonm,go1f. Motorcycle Insurance REVENUE POWER." OF THE CASE NO. 7s.$.CM1.i merchandls. Misc. items of bedroom furnilhid apt. I male, no alt wouldn't be any. athool peogram at 1)'., $outh PROVIDING SIPARASIL.ITY, Garage sales are In season, Tell the carpeting, new root, central hel ____________________ CITY Private backyard surrounded by BLAIR AGENCY CHARTER; kinds including furniture, TV's, IN. HERBERT J. DICKSON, not in. ____________________________ pets. 3273530. ____________________ people about It with a Classified and large fenced back yar. DakotaSchooIfortheIf For CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE ATTEST: beautiful ask trees. Split bedroom REALTOR. MLS etc. 373-3544or323.7710 PLEMENTING CHAPTER 144111, dividually but as Nomin of the ____________________ ____________________ DATE. 1971 Chrysler Station Wagon, Ad In the Approx. $2000 down, $115 mont, Herald, 3fl 2611; $31 Jerome Airick, M.D. the first tune, children with plan, double garage, Lake Howell FLORIDA STATUTES, AND Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE Lak.Mary ____ 323'Sll4anytlme '9,3. automatic, air, cruj This notice Is fueo penan5 to Secretary t Rent Price $21,500. Owner. 3330532. central. High School. Not in city limits. AUTHORIZE THE IMPOSITION. AND EQUITY INVESTMENTS, enemal DON'T FORGET THE COUNTY 1969 Honda, CO 350. 1500 Miles. Furn.Apt. 4-PS1'SOi1JIS f ... Ask ,c Dick. WHeip intid the provIsions of Chapter 144, PublIsh Aug. 5. 13. 20, 27, ills Excellent covet., 1390. 3223117. COLLECTION Driveouttodt5egCirJe No qualifying, pay equity, as SALE AND EX. PlaintIffs, 327.2744 out at the County Road , Florida Statutes. ani me Charter DEC33 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Want to rent house wIth acreage, Garage Sale: Saturday. 9:30 tos. mortgage. and we a steal for only $37,500. PENDITURE OF III MILLS AD Department at Five Points. '76 Honda CE 300. still on BR, I',, bathi aid Ordinanc.. of the CIty of ;;;;;-I]] 207 2Sth ST Phone 323.1000 Ptio,i 327747$ or 373.1315. warranty. Baby furniture, pet skunk, Call Phyllis Cappcnl, Reeltor. VALORE TAX FOR THE FISCAL GREYSTONE GROUP, INC., a ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Pleid extra money? Can you work a MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Saturday morning 10 am. All Fromthelrplay,puttorthgi,1 Caisiswrry, Florida, garage, gold carpet. Close t, rs.rs 3,000miles. Faringhelmet5.Of, _________ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE typewrite, table, odds and ends. AssocIate. After houri. 534.1723 YEAR 975.77 CoIorTV.AirCond..MaidS.rv. Free. 541.2027 for "We Care" - couple of hours in me evening? kinds of surplus equipment and schools. 3230W after 5:30. CONFLICTS, Florida corporation, SUMNER the clay øi ptfl.g bIo, the and supplems..tw. 197) Pontiac GTO 100, 3 speed, accessories. 3210191. ______________________ ____________________ INTERESTED? 500 Rosalla DrIve, 3220447. FRICKE IN THE CIRUCIT COURT FOR S P E C I F I C 5 "Holllne," Adults or Teens. Call 3235512. QUALITY INN NORTH cars. _______________________________ R E P E A L; KRAMER, FRICKE 0. JAMES Tufto-Hydro, Mags. Runs good, Said Ordinance wiil be placed on I cididren 11 appear tt10 --. CcuntryhomLmintconj31 ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS BROWSE AND SAVE... It's eas I I. s SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEVERABILITY, EFFECTIVE FARQUHARSON, ELIZABETH C. , Lo.nod N3. ______________________ 5)200 cash. 322-5055. CARPORT SALE: Sat.&Sun.ltli'p first readIng on Wa*iaskj, Sep. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S1Ifl.cA.i DATE. 2 bath, central heat and air; $345253. and tim. .. The Want Ad Way. Open Daily For Retail FARQUHARSON. DONALD C. STORING IT MAKES WASTE 79-Tnicks.Tnilers But the smal dl*en act timber 1, IllS, andths CIty CouncIl DIVISION: i AVON .' -. .=-: $3L000. _____________________ ____________________ Household Items, MIsc. 2007 I BR turn apt lights, water turn sa models, both for fl 1112 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle This notice is givun arivant to JONES. at Trustee CHARLES w. S f wIlcbnsMersame . Maple Ave., Sanford. 41-4ouij Tre,sp.aded, fenced Iot,3 BR, W, B., SELLING IT MAKES CASH. HAVE A VERY MERNY CHRIST. . Adults only. $53. 322.2210 after LOvely 3 BR, 2 bath, central hall i --._. fIpa.,ag, FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR. the provisions of Chapter 144, STUN. CHARLES W. STUN as Excellent Condition PLACEACLASSIFIEDADPIOW. Fantasticl 1910 Chevrolet pick-up, -. I BR, 2 bath, Longwood, air, family rm., garage, Iarg wk.days Fla. rm., kit, equip., air, cpt., and .adsptlo after tit. public TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. Florida Stalufoo, and the Charter Administrator of the Estate of MAS-and the money to pay for Pne3.3400 Call 32231l Cr1311153. CARPORT SALE- SaturdayS to S. new motor, transmission, paint, • IIl's hearing which wIll be held in me peral Ian organlis and Misting and Ordinances of washer,dry,r,scremporch Auction Center It. 'Start now - selling beautIful fenced yard, separate studio fl'S PSnt WhO efld tulle City Hall St Casselberry, FIor, me City of CLARA NAOMI STUN, Bahama Lounge, Golf Clubs, tires, battery, carbeurator, '74 Toyota 2345 Park Dr under en ffi laws w, bath, fe,ced 21' lawn bldg. me __________________ prots, Make basutiful money. 53.000 equity I. assume loan o Corona. I di'., white, UnINI States, Cassilberry, Florida, en amended 3230111. In cinaom, Wooden dingy 5. motor, games, DSfefldants. Monday, September 53.1175. St 720 muffler & more. Needs new Kish Real Estate Lak,Mary-3 BR, I&llRMobileHomes yard, 134,500. 537,000. 321 0503. black vinyl top, FM radio, 23.000 PIaim, and supplemented. IS ALCOHOL A PRCBLEM7 - _. 5443W5 tO.' Information. Hwy. 44, West, Sanford NOTICE OP SALE By or ____ clothes, Misc. Ill C. Coleman owner'. Well over $1,000 soon thereafter as .. Child P,M., Adults No pets 3 BR. 2 bath, family rm. with invested. _____ ml. Like new. $3550. 322.1553, IN YOUR FAMILY? Said Ordinance will be placed on TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: INC. Circle. 373.3430 possible. At me mietbi lnhea. 5755. 323-1752. - ______________________ S Is a he Good buy- 3 BR, 1 bath, dining central heatair, pool. ST. JOHNS REALTY Nurses: RN's& LPN's, Aides, Aid. sr RUSSELL EARL HOMES, as ux., first reading on Monday, Aug'jØ 30, AL ANON You ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED "SERVICE BEYOND 1967 be Cadillac, Coupe, new In. Fruit & shade trees. Ravenna room, screined front porch,2 car companion. Headed immediately Reserve your new completely PATIO SALE- Friday 5. Saturday, the same age, fundants. illS, and the city Co.mcil wIll that under the power of sale In a For tamiliss or friends St problem ents and with reepecs a the rap..i Or. BROKERS THE CONTRACT" spectlon. no air, i$s firm, 327. garage, Park, $33,500. 323-31.7. furnished studio apt. row Con. NOTICE OP SALE 80-Autos 75-Recreational Vehicles for Sale to 3. Zenith color consider same for final passage and matter nOW pending In me Circuit ______ 2$" Console, teachers got pe(y g dinance. Tids hearing may be ___________________ Dsy' 322 5133 4107. venhently located, single st Tables, 2 Pc. sectional, Misc. Notice Is hereby given that, adoption after the public hearing Court of Seminole County, Florida, For further information call 4734557 NqhI 372 3333 . IAVENNA PARK Is the siftIng for 2 ER, 1 bath. Country Club. Central Winter Springs, must sell. 3 BR, 2 patio apartments will b ready I ' TAXI DRIVERS continued bym time to time until pursuant to an order or a final O$iichwlllbehegdlnmecltyHallof pursuant to a Final Judgment this 3 BR home featuring nOW: Corner Floyd & 4th, Lake Mary. 11' Truck Camper INS Pontiac GTO I Speed, air, all 1963 Ford Galaxie bath, family room, heat and air, $15,000. . fenced. 532.500. occupancy in early October. or write YelicwCab. 701 S. Park Ave. roof, carpetIng, stove, 5l*k, arid In excellenl condition 'Subtle differences show up Councli. stock equip. 51.000. 131-5314 after 1423 me Yard Sale: Abundant storage (Including Saturday and Sunday, absvecaptionad action, I will September )3, 1575, at 7:30 P.M., or cause, signed the 17th day of August, __________________________ 3324343 A OVifl. Large ility and fenced Store Building, corner 7th and In the lack being able CaI1323.flljafter5p,m. y of the proposed Ordina,ic. sill the Property situated In en Aug. 215.35,9 am, to 6p.m. 30 N. Box 333, Sanford, Fla, 37771. soon thereaftera, possible. At me isis, the undersigned Clerk will ___________________________ Expanding sales in,sine,s need scribe something, or Devon Ave., Winter Springs. epta,' plush landscapIng, complete Is posted at the City Hall, Seminole County, Florida, described malt log intered oartl.s may Off..' for $4045 piøilfr ur'!o to the appreciate at $24,100. fenced, carpeted, central teat . Landscaped lot with 7 bedro,m rented. $11,500. .. ._ ______________________ ;• as workk Lio invesimens. i)ji$ ,.rOOfIflQ, .•(3 energy et said John Rndgon, ri 1 . '* W' air, n*ar par,, ne.000. '..oti.Ip home. Esceienl cond,tln, ran4beplesrdwi,h,sp,. highiit hi.2,rlu. çd$fl.at the wetr' i lila with the Clark of the CIty a,w TTLJ.L, . (-Child 0 Ca,iot Unit 40 i, in, -,?::? COUNTRy ttVIt4G ,. '' 2 'ra .iwage building, Ir,rj d&t Gt th.r .nimat oun,y ___________________________ May be inspected oy me according to me at th.e,'eef as hearing may be 55-Boa. ts&Accesseres courtyard living environment In HaCuer Reaity homeonI.37acresInaqui1, pool, marina, tennis. continued from tIme Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, on public. - Tralnee.Manag.r- Restaurant or sii. ExfremeIaioijs "They know what bell Is the area. To sea model, call 321 in Pta, Seek is Pages 55 to time until final action Is taken by the 23rd day of $eptemr, 1I7S bUt good location. A comfortable ISIS Educational Child Care for as low as DATED this 2Eti day St August, and Sot the 3234832 at fast food operation experIence Public Records St me the City COWICII. ROBSON MARINE :..... they can tw It - but they A.O. $175. home with large panel family EnIoy the comfort of 4 large weekly if you Qualify. 373.5474 11:00 am., a parcel of land PFetirved. Apply In person to -EVES. miss; 2125 Hwy 17.12 Seminole County, Florida. Flamingo I2'x53', 2 BR, den, air 3720517 A copy of me propo bedrooms with loads Of closet 0.' 123*433 room and garden for lust $25500. may not be able to name It. (Seat) Ordlne described as follows: Wvv's, 2511 Orlando Or,, (17.52), 327-MIl Together with the following is posted at the City Hall, optional, partly furn. Private space. Large livIng room with The East l21 feat Of Mary W. Hawthorne, he Sanford. North 3l es mee-et equipma: rented loL fireplace, formal dIning room, LONGWOO fond. Take over Cas$atberry.Florlda, and copies we of Government Lot). '' Child care In my home. Certified BeautIful corner CIty Clan -, 21' T Craft, )5, 140 hp. Merli. li 11W on vile wim tile Clark of me city and creavast room, Study or 5th psyminys of s,j.ua mo. 333.3135 IV7U mougms." PublIsh: Aug. 77. 1575 With large oak Shade tree In front. teacher with nursery School ix. Carpenter, only experienced need TownshIp 70 South. Ringifl East. Cruise, inboard-outboard. very Control AIr.Cond. & GFWA after S. Most pro-owned cars £ trucks y bedroom and Same may be inspected by till Seminole County, Florida, and the penance. Nutrltioi,m lunch, 322. Set in a quilt neighbortwod, enclosed sun por, The deaf Child Is at a ti's. DEC44& thIs 3 apply. 3220015. good condition, RadIO I depth GSVO1. AC.Eco - PUb Deposit. Adults BR. 2 Seth home Large corner lot with citrus trees. Preferred. 327. is qualify for up to 3-year warranty. close to North 3 feet of East 525 feet of the '73 Ramada double wide, 24'xlO,3 dcun disadvintage in finder, fully equipped, with ' Dlwasher.Tappan All for 58.500. DATED this 21h day of August, South i of said Government Lot 1. 44300.' 333.3534, SChOols and 1.1 & 17.52. Faafum trailer, s-i,soo. 323171$. BR, 2 beth, kitchen, living room, COUNSELLOR I AM Employment Dlsposal.Tapp.n IleU1fl world, Hudson BUSY BEE CHILD CARE AD. 1515. Call Caroline Hollaclaw. Assoc. large rooms, range, refrigerator', Less the South 150.7 feet of North dining room, den w-w carpet. 2421 Holly Ave. needs several sales.recepfbonis, 2 BR, untvrn., central heat 5. air, c 5al,,tomeh.itandbe5t CITYOF metal shed, utility room, patio, Mary W. Hawthorne 1113f,e$of the East 152.Sfeet of said Scarce :11 55.000. 32300)1 after 3 p.m. for oIfic ' cash, at the west front Phone323.73IQof3fl.O in Florida, GeorgIa, CA5$$L$IftIy, FLORIDA City Clerk kitchen equipped, enclosed anddoubleCarpOrt.WIIIIeIIFHA lot 58-Bicycles I, Less Rlght.of.Way When a normal child reaches Ala., MIss. We guarantee to be me door S of the Seminote Notice Publish: Aug. 27, County Sli garage. Nice shady yard. Inquire NSMII 1571 it today to appreciate this 1974 DODGI Longwood Day Care CenterLCngwood.Markham Road. . 1SYR.FHAFINANCING best and offer the most. Your school age, he has a eaking Courthouse in Sanford, Florida at TsCass*rAdepti.. DEC.10 attractive home. Only $35,500. Ito £ 322.1554. Together with that certain Lngwd'soIdest.5a.m.5p,., TEE'NOREEN._jo7BunkerLane GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Bicycle-Boys 21" 11:00 AM, on the lNh day of Sep. ability to communicat, with PEAL ESTATE ROYAL SPORTSMAN Close to golf, 3 R, elem. school. fl5.377 ani'time, Promissory Note dated May 30, 1571 3$O3OrlandoDrlve people - desIre to help people and 2203 Park Ave.-2 BR. carpeted, Good Condition, $2S timber', 1575. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE baths ReaIIor .;. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; ________________________ MLS REALTORS fecagnises perhaps ,00O 0th. TONOTICE central heat & air, . Sanr23.5300 Inc. In Two-toni Star Ut. carpeting, tool 332.4563 NOTICEISHEREEVOIVENth your aggreseIv,, to obtain and air, $140 mo. plus damage deposit. IS HEREBY GIVEN by Will babysit week days In my home. shed, deip well. A BPP warranted No qualifying, $555 dn., $111 mo., 3 by virtue of that certain Writ of the amount of $25,133.00 and ci's. The average deaf child the City of Casmelberry, Florida, meet Oblectives will determIne Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. B1u £ White. 471.1253. Fenced yard. 322.1522. 321.004) BR. I", bath, central heat.air, home. sas.xo. Execution Issued out of aiat water shares of stock of Longwood Clark of the Circuit your future. Do you want and 43LotsAct'ege - Stop and think a minute - it may come to school knowing that me CIty Council will hold a Automatic, Power. Utilities, Inc. represented by Stock large lot. 322434$, Classified ads didn't work, there ______________________________ the seal of the Circuit COurt demand an Opportunity to use I will care for prssctloo4ec or infant puaiic By: Martha T. Vihlon , 3017 S.FRENCH ______________________________ PINECREST... Steering, A-C, Cruise Only 50 worth. wouldn't be any. Certificate j No. 2. 113 fl-Houses Unfurnlshed. C. Orange County, Florida, upon a final Jinkins DePof your maturIty, experience and moot of Ordinance No. 317, ootit: in my home. days, for working Circle, Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath, in Lovely old, completely restored 2 SANFORD- 52 dey Atres near St. DATED: This 17th day of August, Control, Iudgment rendered In the aforesaid momer. 331005?. education? it so, contact Mary With this handicap In IanLake Mary, 3 BR, near lake, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY SMITH, HULSEY, SCHWALBE, Johns. $110,000. 547-tIll, story home on 3 chain linked lovely Pinecrest. cow'S on tile 25th day of July, A.0. 1571. Lou, 323.3175. 3 Beoom, 1 bath, carpeted, sits, Foyer, porch, OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, SPRAKER & NICHOLS fireplace, fruit lree,. 3 lots, gisege, conic frnatrstion a, SACKETT INVESTMENT 59-Misical Merchandise large utility room, excellent fenced acres. $15,150. Owner. 373. 1,75, in that certain case entitled, (SEAL) 3I0E.IIthSt.CaIlaft,np.m.m. ADOPTING A BUDGET FOR THE Attorneys for PlaintIff $20000. I lots, - 9-Good Thin CORP.,REALTORS $*. to 323-7374. Eat 1111. locatiOn, *23.000. sometimes tantrums. The deaf CITY OF CASSELBERRY, * Barnett Bank Building Arthur H. Blckwith, Jr. Florida Rock Industries, 44100.' 323.1104. Clerk of the Circuit Court BUNDY TRUMPET Plaintiff, .vs- William R.$heII, I 21-stuanons Vsnted child wants to communicate, FLORIDA. FOR THE FIScAL. j 101 Ule, Fl0d 33303 25I milesn Mast 11.51 3 BR, 1½ S. fireplace, COUNTY-. HO,,USE P1.1.15 LOT Sa: f 1975 PLYMOUTH Peas, you pick, new patch. Black 7 BR, quiet, cleari, no aets. IllS olut Excellent Condition I_., - ,, D4.,WESn•--. By: Cherry Kay Travi, Sloes A,. - r_.-.... 'jjniiuiu UctUBp 1. I,,. ..... win of , i;II , •.IwI!.vrunTav.onoIrT,'oaa 'y v,o svyie sanforo 7. story, 3 BR yaro, 7 car . eyes, garage, living DO. Gene H. Godbo. Purple Hull, Cucumber's,On Restaurant, F at Its -. 373,3777 The Horton Orlanuzation. Execution was best, 3BR. I bath, Ori delivered POWOf and phon, on land. $17,900. 1175, AND ENDING SEPTEMBER to me as . *15.300. 52,500 On. 323-3430 after 3. home. High ceilings, dining room, Foods, Co.ifflry DUSTER N. Oregon Ave., ½ Mile N. SR II, Realtor, Eves. 322-3317. Normally, these chlldreXl 30, large lot. Many extras, plus BPP. SherIff of Seminole County, Florida, Maguire. Voorhis & Wells 1577, AND APPROPRIATING Easy terms. 531-2151. CiUbe,Chef.okwlthoyer2$Yrs family room, fireplace, great lust west of 1.1 & 135 Mi. *23.700 . of WaIl Street and 60-Office SupplIes must go through two yeaj' ihavelevi.duponthefoli,_ing REPOSSESSED HOMES-. Freshly ANDALLOCATINOREVENUEOF ex.,,rienc, in all phases of food potentIal. Only 521,500. Make Canary Yellow With ford. 3223910. described property owned by Orlando, Florida 32101 Painted, I BR. 1½ bath, $17,100. bu5i seeking employment In Mr. deaf school training before THE CITY TO THE GENERAL Executive CITY OF CASSELSIRRY Coordinated Tap. Merchandise Publish. Aug.20. n, Sept. 3. 10. 1515 No closing costs. $100 down, S1SS LOCH ARBOR- 3503 Country Club William P. Shell, said OPERATIONS BUDGET or around Sanford area. 322-1115. Accepting applications being readyforflrst.gratje level FUND Road, Read slower. Don't BOARDOF ADJUSTMENT Stripes. Slant 6 Cyl., LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR mo. 30 Yrs. 1½ APR. Others being located in Seminole county, DEC.11 Office Furniture FOR THE FISCAL YEAR, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Florida. overlook this custom 3 BR. 2 bath material. town homes. Large 3 available many areas. Automatic, A-C, Rally 2½ PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, me City of Casselberry Board of described more particularly 24-Business S0 as portunitIes baths, carpet, central air, 2 case on large lot. Central heat & air, Lake Mary- 2 Bedroom, Florida neot for Sale Wood or steel desks, executive desk follows: Looking for mature companion 'The object ci the pilot school CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE Adiustment * Wheels, Super Sharp. will hold a public CRANK CON'ST.,REALTV lots of & chairs,. Secretarial desks & trees. *42.100. One 1q72 Ford Truck, pickup, ID without a home & responsibilIties garage, formal dining, pIus' room, fenced Shady yard. REALTOR$-U0.IJ1 IstodemOlxateUuh,Maoon- DATE. hsarIng.Mr,T.A.Radomle,.is NO.F37YNH4O$7LFiorTi,leNo chairs, straight chairs, filing IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND private patio. to live in and Water & This notice Is given pursuant fo requesting lawn 513000 3221507 care for RESTAURANTGuaranteed reconditioned auto elderly With beverage Eves.333.3 a conditional use, as 1911032 red cabinets, as is. Cash and carry FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, DREAMWOLD_ 2552 Hartwell in color woman. Room & board with ' . . maintenance furnished, plus . license. Excellent location on batteries, $12.95 exchange. NOLL'S faster ti Florida Statutes, and me Charter Section 25.15 deve1. Casselberry, I7-52,$30. (b) Caosmerclal it' 117 Longwood Avenue, Altamonte CASE NO. 75'I4-$5CA.21.I Construction. Central heat & air, BR, 1 bath. Under $20,000. Low . Realtor and Ordinances of the City of Industrial Fences, 6211 alter 4 p.m. CALLEART REAL ESTATE. 327 Sanford Ave. PhonelOS327.I3,1 to Install a barb Springs, Florida. down, $165 per month. Great area family room eat-in kitchen With 7151. IN THE MATTER OF THE Days and After Hours 1973 DODGE Casselbeny, Florida, en amended wire Wcurlty Party plan sales, new product, Realty fence at the propoid Additional Information available ADOPTION OF '0.' young or fixed income family. bar, plus lots more, and supplemented. Colt 351 Mag. Trooper. 62-Lawn-Garden iStlare, U.S.A. facility. The parcel from the highest earnings, management aii.u2s. 3 BR, 2 bath, DAViD MATTHEW DUFOUR, a central heat 5. air Said Ordinance will be placed on Is Civil Division of COLT WAGON Excellent Condition. SiIS 234$ Park Dr. 222.2120 . legally described as: Multiple Usting Service 0090rtimity. Call Mrs. Ford, SO Seminole County Sheriff's Depart. mir. conditioning, swimming pool. 131n IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. first reading en Wednesday. Sep. 3235315 after 1p.m. From me SW corner of the moot, Lawn Mower Sales & ServIce -We .......................................................... a month. MAYEAJpclil.. Country NOTICE OF ACTION FIRST.OFFIRIND-, BR, I bath, Sell th Best $. Service th Rest. $00 Ma gnolla 3 BR I B $12500 1sntuI Road - One St a kind. FromClub Automatic, AC. the CIVIL ACTION NO. 15.1s37-CA.s.F will consider same for final passage 21 South, Range 30 East large family roam, 13'x20' Pnilco color TV, 2$. , $350• 7 nIce - Western Auto, 30) W. First St., 327. Seminole Seminole County. Florida, will at JOHN FREDERICK MARR and adoption after the public County, Florida run Pd. In the Matter it the Adoption at: Harduick, Broker 4103 Perf.ct For Back Sunland, 3 BR, 2 B. $2I,SOo Minimum 2 yrs. Exp. Salary open. ________________________ family room, to the story book I degree 1' 1l00 A.M. on the 2h day of Sep. Residence Unknown camping tent, tow bar, standard _____________________________ SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH, a minor, hearIng which will be held in me 32" W. along the carpet, central heat aist air, Deltona.SO 4411 Resume. Box 600, Sanford, Fla. West line of said timber, AD. 1515, offer for sale and kitchen, to the territic pool. To School. 531.500. 29-Roonn size. 323-5500. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CItyHatIofCasseIberry.Fio, NELSOP'S FLORIDA ROSES NOTICEOFRROCIEDING Southeent¼.347.7;f,etrun, sailtoth.h,hi..,.... .44.W000mere.3 BR,1½ 0,532.730 311.100. A44,, ts. ,. thatRIrWADrIc,,k......... .-- - 35R.aj,r,vi,sal,s.,.,4 '•"••'J Y•'U -. . in, .-. ..i. vie ar i: Woodruff's Garden Centcr J.. mn•qr, oirec wies, you may be PAULKN., NQdegrusV' 12" E. ia'jj0. plus sccurity 631.59feet to sublecltornn.nd all existing leins, has filed a Petition In me Circuit WILSON MAIER FURNITURE WHOSE PRIVACY- No one within 2 blocks 601 Celery Ave. ' en soon thereafter as one of the five key people we seek Room, boardand Iaundryforeld.rly LAST I point on the Southwesterly KNOWN 3 BR. I' 0. *73.750 R.W at the Front (West) Door of the Court of Seminole County, Florida, CITY- lot West d St.- Needs a dsp. 32) 0141. BUY-SELL-TRADE RESIDENCE AND MAILING possible. At the meeting Interested Ilneof State Road 431. run thence -3 BR. 2 to develop and train as bath, central heat lair or working lady . littleattention, But In my home. the inside 3ll3lSE.FhiitSt, parties may appear and be heard 47 Poultry manure for your tall garden S. Seminole County Courthouse In for the adoPtion of the mInor child Is as 3225622 distributors. ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN: conditioning, wall to-wail carpet. High • Income degrees 12' 47" C. along said Phone 322-1531. Lake Minnie area, 4 BR, 2 B, 531,730 neat as a pin. Workshop in rear, or pasture, $2 yard loaded at the Sanford, Florida, the above namedIhefein.andyouar,req with respect to me propoea Or. Southwestirly A sworn Petition for Adoption PotentIal, 1st Large swimming pool. Owner veer for ________________________ RW line $13.00 feet described personal property, enclosed paneled fl'Hot.ses SWIMMING POOL SACRIFtCEfarm. Holden's Enterprise Egg Furnished to Show cause why the lame should front porch, Scott Atwood Faulkner by David L. dinance. This hearing may be for a point of beginning; Thence may rent with option to buy. Country LIving, 3 BR. 20. $)l,250 management minded people. $11,000. Farm, Reed Ellis Road, Osteen Leading manufacturer ano That said s-sIc Is being made to not be granted, it any, by serving a 3G.Ap,jlp.effl Uciurnished Smith and Linda P. SmIth, his Wife, conttnuld from time to time until continue S. 47 degrees 12' 42" C. satisfy $21,900 Sanford & surrounding areas w'.e distributor has atuminum rec copy of your written defenses upon the terms of said Writ 3 BR. House, Furnished (off 113), 2 ml. east Osteen Bridge. havingbeenflledintMCirt open. 337.4933 ______________________________ final action is Iakan by the City JSI.l3feet;ThenceS,tegrm0. Execution. DYNAMIc PROPERTIES . SUNLAND- 301 5. Sunlano tangutar pools left over from 1973 $163 KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, of lnandtorSeminoleCounty,Flor, Council. DUPLEXFurnished or un S V. II" W. 200.00 felt; Thence S. 47 Hardwsck. Brok* F ROPITAGE FRENCH AVE. Large tlhp. Riding Mower season, hall price. Guaranteed corner lot, 3 BR, I bath, John C. Polk, A copy of the proposed Ordinanc, degrees 322-Sli3after5 STENSTROM, DAVIS & MclN. the title of which is IN THE MAT. furnished. Ideal ii' 4" E. 40.00 feet; Thence 100' Busy corner, $75,000 Deltona. 5.4444)1 location. completely fenced, attractive. instalt.tion and terms. Call 305. 33" Cut Sheriff TOSH. Attorneys for Petitioner, TER OF THE ADOPTION OF Is posted at the City Hall, S. 42 degrees 17' II" W. 744 feet; Reasonable rant 211' Bargain, 351-312). paneled family room, Phone 322 3370 1 BR Mobile Home in Lonqwood $359351 collect. Seminole County, Florida POst Office Box 1330, Sanfofd, SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH. A Casselb.fyy,FI.ji, carpeting, $19.$Oobuysthisretu,sj.,3jj too' Coiner, 530.000 we Thence$. 47 degrees 12' 42" E. Sap 532.510. $113 mo. No pets. $305430, PubliSh: Aug. 37, Sept. 3, 10, 17, IllS Florida. 32271. and by filing the MINOR. these presents command on file with the Clerk of me city and feet; Thence S. 0 degrees 12' II" C. DCCbath home with central heat and Deluxe Aluminum above ground 2)1' plus, ideal, $130,000 PareS E'otcnewarrjvais. BAMBOO COVE APt 140 original thereof with the Clerk of air, in Sunland. Owner, 3.5371. same may be inspected by the V&llfeettotheNorffieutrw..of you to appear and file your Answer public ,210' perfect, PLANTS& ANSWERS. Swimming pools. (2? 1S'x24' and Furnished sI50,o 7 BR cottage, Call Sanford's Sales Leader 'YOUR air ond$ saidClevkonorlefore5,ptimbefl LITTLE FEE AGENCY" One & 7 Bedroom apartments, or other Pleading with the Clerk of Highland Pines Unit Four as 23OE Ist5t 13*33' complete. I yrs. old, Protessionai Bldg. $115,000 NOTICE OF SUIT central heat. Quiet country living. DATED this 211 day of August 1576, and herein fail not or a Default furnished or unfurnished. Newly LAKE MARKHAM repossessed Sacrifice, ' the Circuit Court, Seminole County AD. recorded InPIatBool, 13, Page lOot THE STATE OF FLORIDA -WE SELL SUCCESSAll utilities turn, except fuel prIce oil. Judgment will be entered against redecorated.Come$.e.EAfrp Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. and (Seat)1574 201 CommercIal the Public Records of Seminole TO: DENNIS R:MEREDITH Allynwill Call collect 303-213.0510. $200 mo.$2SsecurIsy;MIy 373-3174 COUNTRY HOME you granting said adtn "-'-'-••-- Blvd.. Sannr,i. 151.11-in. Wm, H. Stemner.RaItnr ANYTIMP --• 64-Equipment for Rent " " .,, "" WITNESS my hand and official Mary W. Hawthorne, Wanted, ResIdentIal site for _____________________________ attorneys. CLEVELAND, MIZE & 19195 French degrees 34' 14" W. along the North YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED seat 37215511 Multiple LlstlngServlce , BR,dr LAKEFRONT for YOUR CIty Clerk of said Court this d day at Swimming pool. Leading BRIDGES. onor before the earn home With 2½ baths, on Eves. 322-liu: 322-1154; 372-mt you money line of laid Highland Pines unit lhat a suit has been tiled against you August, A. D 1974, Steam Clean Your Own Carpet REALTORS 23rd day PubliSh: Aug. 27, 1574 Park distributor wantS a nice backyard of Sepfernber, 1974. Otherwise a DEC. Four a distance of 11165 feet i':; " scenic lake. Private w'od lot. in the Circuit Court for Seminole (SEAL) on a car RenI Our Reinsnvac 14$ to display new 1976 model above _____________________________ family room & garage, large degrees 17' 11" E. 131.11 feet to he County, Florida, entitled: w. 0. default will be entered agairot you. and service right CARROLL'SFURNITURE 322 SIll Arthur H. Blckwlth, Jr. ground pool. Top conslderahion P.O.. containing 7.365) acres. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL Screened porch facing lake. THIS wim our new JACKSON and ROSE LEE Clerk of the Circuit Court given for prime location, Call 305 of tile Clerk of the Circuit Court on The public hearing will b held on j'°CKSON, his wife, Plaintiffs, VS. IS IT) Unbelicyably priced at FamIly Plan. Sminole County, Florida fE ERTS READY TO SERVE V eneva 65-PetsSuppIies CITYOF 122 1220 collect. this 15th day of August. 1516. Thursday, Septemr 14, Illlat 7:30 JOHNSON Even Mickey's & JOHNSON By: Cherry Kay Travis KEMARY FLORIDA P.M. in Casselberry City Hall, 15 DEVELOPMENT CO., INC., a (Seal) tongue Is Deputy Clerk a Cliff Jordan. Realtor Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Doberman AKC Puppi, NitkeitpvblkNewma, Lake Triplet Drive, Cauelberry, Florida rv'oration, H.L.L. IN- STEPISTROM, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. hanging out JUST A PHONE CALL pet and __________________ __________________ DAVIS Counter 1311272 TOWHOMITMAYCONCERN: tops. Sinks. Installation show quality Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida, or as soon thereafter ficour Croppe4 ears & VF'.,NT5. INC., a Florida & MCINTOSH Allyn Weigel,.,. Luxuiy Patio NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by possible, available, Bud CabelI. 322 1052 By: Mary N. Derden thot $150 to $200 Terms 363 DEALS corporation, and DENNIS R. Flagship Bank-Suite 22 anytime The man you S.inora 3 5160 BR. 2 baths, central air & Deputy Clerk Mary Hawthorne, MEREDITH, Defendants. Civil Post Office Box 13)0 Studio, 1,2,3 Mary. Florida, that said City heat, 2 car garage, exceptional City Clerk can deal with! we,llu) JACK T. BRIDGES. Of Action No. 73.2111 CA 090. The Sanford, Florida 32771 Council AKESIDE will hold a public Bedroom Apts. tuy. $31, AlumInum Siding 625 3091 REGISTERED PEKING C hearIng Cassemerry, Florida CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES nature of this suit is for foreclosure Attorneys for Home Improvements 7:30 Petitioner p.m., or as soon thireiftic a, PubliSh: Aug. 27, 1914 6 Weeks Old APARTMENTS 0et,0Story Atto,ys for Pditicner Pest Control -.. Of a mortgage on the following Publish Aug. 6. 13, 20, 72. 1914 I can cover your home with alum psible, on September 14, 1575. to DEC-18 Phone 373-5500 Post Office Drawer Z described property located Kitchen Equipped REAL NICE Large 15.2 Bdrm, DEC 21 In consider me adoption os an orsiding & soffit system Also Interior, Exterior Plastering, Sanford. Florida 32771 Seminole County, Florida, to-wit: Furnished or Unfurnlsh.d Adult-Family FREE- One year old black and dlnance by the C.ty of Lake Mary. 3 BR.? bath home, carpeted, C HIA, Roofing, Gufters, 20 yrs Exp ART BkUWN PEST CON TROL Publish: Aug. 20,27. ept. Plaster Patching & Simulated Beginning 410.0 feet East and white female. A nice dog. Phone Florida, •CLUB kitchen equipped, with family One of Singers top Touch and Sew 2563 title of which las Ools: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND ROOM Eagle Sidi Co UIS3 Park Drive DEC 100 $15.15 feet North of the SOthwtiI Brick & Stone SpecIalty. 322 7210. On, Bedroom 322 1062. Zig room Can assume mortgage No Zag machines AN ORDINANCE AMENDING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FOR SEMINOLE Assume 372 $543 POOL COUNTY, • TNt corner of Government LOt 1, SEC FLORIDA balance of $113 SOor pay SIt 90 per From qualifying. Payments monthly OROINANCENUMSER 41 OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR Classified Ads will always give you Have NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NEW CARS • USED CARS TION 37, TOWNSHIP II SOUTH. same camping equlpm month. Will take trade in Singer 5164. Move In now. ORDINANCES OF LAKE A FRACTION OF THEIR COST N.. 7S7'3.CA49.E more. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MARY, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE RANGE 32 EAST, NO DEPOSIT Much, Much More Ibari no longer uSe? Sell it alt With FROM run North 309.53 CHARLES 0. TULLER, JR., C. TODAY equipped to zig zag I. FLORIDA. WHICH IS ENTITLED: COUNTY, FLORIDA. a by virtue of that certain writ S WANT ADSt NUMBER OF make button you expect. CORDOBAS feet to Meander Line, North Line 0 Classified Ad in The Herald Call NO LEASE JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY holes. Balance 01 55$ U or 10 40,-of "AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'I365.CA.e. Lot Execution issued out of arid Under Plaintiff, 4. thence North 24 degrees Se Pasture For Pt-nt 5)5 per mo 32225); or 1315553 and a REQUIRED OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, RE the seal 01 the County Court fri,ndIy* paymentS of $6 Call credit AND VOLARE' SEDANS AND WAGONS AVAILABLE 1505 W. 25th St. Broker, 327 7)71 50" East 320.23 feet along the vs Neg Coggins Required. Upsala ad visor will hetp you ASSOC 32) 04 manager. 322 941) or see at Seminole County, Florida, upon a PROVIDING FOR COUNCIL FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR ' .nder Line. Land Clearing Roid. 373 13.46 Day Beauty Care Night APPROVAL ALL thence South SO GEIGER DEVELOPMENT Highway 17.92, Sanford AP. SANFORD SEWING CENTER Never again will YOU be able to buY transportation at final judgment rendered in the POINTMFNTS OFOF MEMBERS TO TGAGE ASSOCIATION, degres 0' East along the Meander COMPANY, el fd Fla. 307 E ISP St., Downtown afuresaid court on till h day of BOAR. al Across From Ranch H Plaintiff, LIne 1)2.0 feet, thence South SI Yr. Old Roan Mare. Schooled by _____________________________ . COMMISSIONS, OF. vs Sewing such LOW PRICI$. Come see us• TODAY Defendants. professional trainer. Excellent degrees 0' East along Mender line com,merc,al area Downtown TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON &A BackHoe Service while the entitled, Sanford Boat Works NOTICE OF SALE *SINGERFUTURA * riding horse; also Ii mo. old Sanford Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, Itormerly Harrieft's Beauty Nook) 5. PLOYEES OF THE CITY, NOT Marina, Plaintiff, vs Dan English, rock Appaloosa Palimino Colt. 327 4263 selection is the greatest, Defendants. thencesouthledegrm30.40..Wfl, ProfessIonally Manaed One of Singer's finest. Sold new for INCONSISTENT WITH THE NOTICEOFACTION Defendant, which aforesaid Writ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 33235 feet, thence South 100 feet. that uJer Ite CARPENTER REALTY of CHARTER OF THE CITY vcr $600. Need. Someone to TO. BEHJAMIN E. HINDS Stored ano Owed, 327-i. UPholstery. 3770701. Execution oetivered per sale in a thence Wist 43.7 feet to GoIfgamegoneto pof 7 $el1 , 010 68-Wanted to Buy to me as LAKE MARY, THE assume balance, 5196.$0 or pay RESIDENCE: UNKNOwN beginning, matter now pending In the Circuit IMMEDIATE SERVICE • NO WAITING Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, CONSTITUTION OR FLORIDA GENERAL TOGETHER 32) 7561 WITH clubswitha classified ad. Call PLANT A , All parti claiming interests by, rIght of 373. $12.30 mo Free home trial, Wili and I have levied upon the following exclusive Court of Seminole County, FlorIda, ESTERSON LAND CLEARING CLASSIFIED AD FOR way 2611 or $31 1553. for ingress and egress take ttlrougn, under or against BEN Over the trade pursuant to a Final Judgment of YOU WATCH WISH TOTHE Buy NATIONWIDE described property owned by Dan LAWS OF THE STATE OF PLUS OUR NEW FAMILY PLAN' FOR SERVICE Buildozig, Excavating, Ditch work.WHATEVER OR SELL, AND SANFORD Drive by 1333 S. - We Buy Furniture SEWING CENTER. 777 N. 1192, following described Foreclosure in the above styled Fill dirt, top sOil. 3223943 English, said property being located FLORIDA; REPEALING ALL OR JAMIN E. HINDS and to all parties property: Begin Summerlln 610 C c, Ave., large oaks, pine PROFITS cRowi Choose the plan that fits YOUt needs and budget. Casselberry Longwood. 339 Ø97, Ipi. Sw cause. signed the 17th day of August. In Seminole County, Florida. more ANY PART OF ORDINANCES IN having or claiming to have any Corner DAVE'S 323 9370 & palm trees. 3 BR.. 2 baths, air of Government Loll, Section 1974, the particularly described as follows: CONFLICT HEREWITH, right, title or interest in the real 37, Township is Horn. Improvements Lite Clearing; Mowing; Discing; undersigned Clerk will ____________________________ Clip the money.saving coupon and come on is-TODAY, conditioned, neat I. clean. Move in Houseful of furniture, living, dinIng, Fill Dirt. Clay; Rock, 5anui, AND One Saflicraft boat, fl'6" in SEVERABILITY CF. P.rOP.erly herein dq5C.,Ibd. South, Range 32. atfectorsaleatpublCauctiofl,oth, Cash 3224132 now. Drive by & call today; $17,950 East. Thence N lIS.IS' to bedroom, den, odds & ends. 211) FECTIVE DATE." AMENDING BJCkhO. Loader. Ph )221sv. highest bidder for tash. at the West YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED length. 9'I"beam year 1fe0, FIA No °' Tree Service "I'Ll THRIFTY PLAN Lake Ave. Drop by & make otter. ttJiiitlj. appliances, THE TITLE THEREOF; AMEN. that an action to foreclos, a mor- the beginning of thi lands front door of the Seminole County ECONOMY PLAN 4056Y, I Cylinder, gray marine C E. SHEPHERD IOul, etc Buy I ir 1001 tim n,rena, de1crld, SUPERIOR PLAN thence W Forrest Greene Inc. twin DING SECTION I THEREOF; tgage on the following real property 437', Courth engines, in Sanford, Florida. Painting, Remodeling, General LarryPenney's Imperial Refrigerator, s Mart. 213 Sanford A.e warner gears, no den PROVIDING NEW SECTION 3 In Seminole County, Floridathence S and parallel the 23rd day of Septemller, 1974 Lifldicapjg & Scope engini with Tune enhine-_I,l.cludes Lube, Oil £ Sun Filter REAL TORS$30 1133 Repairs. Call 323 I$75. WANI TO SELL tificatlon plates, marks or numbers ANOS.ECTIOPI3; RENUMBERING at with ice maker, $200; Built-In fotileffr$t course herein descrIbed a 11:00 a machine to Check points, plugs, points, condenser, Lot 110, WRENW000 on either engine Cr transmission, SECTIONS 2. ii., a parcel of land Repack trout wheel YOUR HOME? INEY WOODS BARN HEIGHTS, distance of 515.13' to Mullet Lake descrlbe€j oven & Rar'ge, $50; Sears Deluxe We Buy -- Plinting. Lawn Cars .1I. P.C.V. valve, gas filter, Roof Repairs. Carpentry, plugs & wires, set timing Ovtedo area, country home. custom Buying a new home? Moving to 3, 1 and S TO SEC. according to th Plaf lpwruof as follows: steel hull located at the Sanford Boat bearings as Park Road, thence W 43.7' to point of Furniture & Miscellaneout Sill an Dryer, $50; Shag earpet. lO'xtl', TIONS 1. £ set timing, adj. carb. 5. adustcarburat,, recorded in Plat Book I?, Home Repairs, Guttering, Cement ,. North ½ of the NE ¼ (LESS tile apartment? built, 2'. acres, I BR, 3 balhs, Works, Osteen Bridge Pages I beginning, to.' 30 pet commission Free Pick Salance front wheels red, $63; 17'xII' red, $50; Il'xll' A copy of said Ordinance Shall be a" 2, Public Records of Lube, oil £ filter Tune transmission.SoUth 3 chains Of East ') of Section office. 330 q Get some action Additional Information available It, 3 mos. Seminole work. Free estimates. $31 old, with Mowing, edging, trimming, Weeding ups AuctIon. Saturdays 7 p m d other relief. red, while 5. blue, $45. Trundle j'2 a Herald Check A-C, all belts, available at the office of me City County, Florida, Align tron? end Includes livid £ filter, it. Townstuip 70 South, Range 29 sa.000 equity and assume mor trom Die Civil Divis.on of the Cias -J C14$jlIl!,j Cd. We'll help Siiford'g newest residential neighborhood You Sanford 322 2720 bId. are 515; you write Free estimates, hereby required All must go. 323 1713. to file East, Seminole County, ar Adjust bands, check ofIa.' the Clt3i Central Heat & Air Con Ii Charge A-C hoses £ 11usd levels tgage 01 555,000 Appraised Lake Mary, has been tiled against you and you your written dulene, wilt, an ad that will bring a fast s4le, Seminole County Sherift'i Oepa.'t Florida. Phone 332.5934 valve body, replace Check all bolts. hoses all persons d,$LI tile Clerk North I? Chains of INs West .5 chains For tree estimates, call Carl arereouiredIos-erveacopy0,y .1 sao.000 moot Ownec, 365 6160 Rotat, tires 7PC DINETTE SET CAIj. 322 2411 of said Court and Harris at SEARS in Santord & fluid levels 70-Swap gaskets PLUS all writtendetemn, It any, to it on van thereof serve a copy of SeCtiOn 12. TownshIp 20 South, and tile undersigned as Sheriff Of exarnin, me same. EXPERT LAWN CARE , 332 $50 upon All interested parties are invIted den the PlaintIffs, or Rang,29 East, Seminol, County 1711, service included in Rotate tires Berg. Gay & Burke, PA., at PlaIntiffs' Mowing,Edglng,Trimrnlng Seminole County, Fi.'ida. will at to attend and be and Phone 332 43 M. UNSWORTH heard. THRIFTY & ECONOMY II 00 AM on the 13th day Of Sep Post OttIce Box 753, Orlando. Is annexedattorneys, whose address the South 1., of SE '/4 Of SE ¼ of FreeEsjimates PPune3V 1752 Well Drilling ,' • 'y -SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET hereto, on STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II 'rJ..i • y,,'i -.fs. TKl5 NOTiCElstobeIlshin Florida 32107, and file the original FROM Sofa, Bluel Green -_- -_'A t.mber. A 0. 1175. of or before Section 2. Township 20 SOuth, Range Req RealEstateBroker yI iyone Can b a seller or a buyer Classified Ads didni work there 4. Icr for sale m. Evening Herald, a September tRh, 1176. or a Default 29 East, Seminole County, Florida WAYNE .1. LENNOX & ASSOC. [(.1li'jr ' wim the Clerk of the ae styled will Good Condition and Sili 100W. 1st Sf. to the be entered against you. No charge All adm,tted tree highesf general circulafinji Wi said city, :.lr COurt on or before Seember woui be any. Turlgrassconsultlng 15th, SAVE '15 LESS 372790) tt part lying in • bidder, Service SAVE '20 VA the eight ofFinancing•Nothhig ,_ for 373 6061 or 3230517 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS Down • FHA ewes. cash. Come browsi every Sunday 9 WITNESS my hind tO Sub (I) lime at leist Ii days prior to 5 seal as way of Longwood Markham Road Golf Courses, Bell Fields, Lawns SAVE 50 Carpentry, Reinodelsnq, Addilln,. me tIll, ofPif-qwjw a judgment may be Clerk of the Circuitand cc? to any SPRINKLER SYSTEmS at the Moviefanct Drive in and all Court for 32) 4015 for more info RIVERFRONT LOT - lOS ft. on Custom Work Licensed, Containing 10457 acres. THRIFTY existing his. at tile Front (West) time St public hearing, entered against you for the rolled Seminole County, Florida. mis 11th ECONOMY • Iticatre. South $797 Phone 373 Conventionol.5% Down All ty 52-Appliances aid sizes DATED this 201h day ot AUthI derninded In trie scenic Wekiwa River, paved road SUPERIOR DATED: This 17th day of August Free estimate 32) Door of the Seminole County 1,76. comptalnl or day of August, 1516. 17)6 We repair and WryiCe petificri Isis. frontage. si1,000 P4 S SERVICE Courthouse in Sanford. Flcridi, Dii SERVICE (Seal) STINE MACHINE 5. City of atm (SEAL) WtTNE55myhandandthes.4tSt SERVICE Homes ready loryour Inspection kkNMORE WASHER parts, above dascrb.d personal Property Painting Only Pli Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ave some camping equipment SUPPLY CO Mary. Fioeid you Said Crt on FRAME HOME 2 BR,) bath, Fla. Plus h day Of Augusl. service, used machines, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 71-Antiques that laid liii is being made to . Only Clerk of Tai and immediate occupancy 7CYW.3ndSt no longer use? e Sell it Kay Sasmman, Circuit Court all with a 3226132 1576 Tax Clerk of he Circuit Court cm, dining rm Only 5)2,000 -MOONEYAPPLIANCES3330591 fl Tax p satisfy the terms of Said Wr,f of By' Mêry N. Dardan Clastitird Ad In The Herald Cail City Clerk P4 () By: Cherry Kay Trivis SLIM With this COUPOn BUDGETS Dputy 177 251) or $311593 and. friendly YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING Clerk GARY E MASSEY, ESQUIRE With ths coup ARL SAN ' LANTA' 3 BR, I'., bath, Arthur H Bkwith, Jr., Deputy Clerk With this SanlordAve..4 OIncks Southof Airport Bd. John E Polk, SAM E. MURRELL & SONS BOLSTERED WITH VALUE ad visor wilt help yo'. III C, Samoran Blvd. C iprq Sept IS. IIIÔ IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A cement block, range and refrig Gene H, Godoold Clerk of the Circuit Court FROM THE Sheriff Attorneys f Plaintiffs WANT Ezppre AD Altamorge Sçgs., Fla. 32701 CLASSIF,IED AD Expir LATELY. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Sept iS. 197è Miguire. Voo.'tii & Well, By; Mary N. Darden . COLUMNS Sim,nole County, Florida e iia rehavea large selection 01 black & SAT .AUG 2$,7P,M. Attorney for City 135 Wall Street Dputy Clerk _____________________________ *hit portable TV'S $23 to $35 Hi zhway 46 Auction Galleries Publish Aug 20. 72, Sept 3. 10, 1974 PubliSh: Aug 21 1174 Oih-sndo, Fi('fld., 32107 PubIjhi: Aug. Ii. 20 77, Sept. 3, 1l1 Orlando. Florida 3Qj DEC96 PubliSh: Aug. 13. 20,21. Sept 3 1915 RI 46. l'.i miles east of I 1. Sanford PiE RB'S TV. l200 S Frencn. DEC-Ill WITT REALTY' DEC65 PublIsh: Aug. 20, 21, Sept 3, tO. 1174 DEC44 1731 Loads from Niw York DEC91 F3uIt,OER.DEvELopER Req Real Estal, Broker 321 0610 and New Jersey hid wood deacons bench stereo, Stan Vermihlion. Au(toeir 7237155 3220719 372 2741 -5.100 Iirm Phone 323 1111. 3313fl 5.912 Adds Deaf ____________ ________ Se,n1 Oddo WInt Pwk 322-2611 Children 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Jim Hunt Realty Inc. - - AUCTION SALE _______________ NIGHT 1:30 ____________ ___________________ _______________________ ________________________ ______________________ ________________________ _______________________ ales. 10- 3 ______________________ ___________________ __________________________ _________ __________________ _____________________ _________ , MAKE YOUR I; MOVE -- _______________________ they , , be _________________________ _____________________ __________________ TOONEOF THESE WINNERS _________ _______ ______ __________________________ _____________________ Stenstrom Realty Hard-To-Find CailBart - - "Ia: V-s. Radio, I4J.I _______________________ ________________ _______________ $4995 _______________ ' _______________________ _________________________ ______________________ Used ___________________________ _____ ________________ ' .. '3270 - Steflsfrom ____________________ - ___________________________ - ___________________ ) - ____________________ __________________ '1695 k' I _______________________ _______________ - ____________ __________________ ________________________ -- -- -" 322. 2420 - , _____ _____ _________________________ DIRECTOR _______ ____________ away G ____ __________________________ rdens \41ageO ____ Apartments fl _________________________ _________________ ____ __________________________ . _____________________ FUTURA BY SINGER UNHEARD OF VALUES! - '135 . t _____________________ - A LIMITED _ 1976 ' ____________________ _______________________ ________________________ ______________________ , - - _________________________ - - 5SANORA_ __ ___________________ - - SOUTH -, - _______ New 23 & 4 Bedroom Homes & Trade REALTY '25,000 __________________________ ________________ , , ' _______________________ ________ '37.10 - -- '64.85 '145 --- 53-TV. 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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 $200 in darWe3. Sw.Nto Trailer Park, Singletary the Ingwookham Road drivmg, driving under th e old m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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III and TUIS. ISIS FRINOS AVE., IANFOI* IftuTspIft•IW) 332.7531 Ask Meet Ow Nelge sw'y MC SAC a,, J•zo ii or rururur 1 SANFORD Nw.$lfS,e ksd $'ts INFANTS TN " SCHOOL-AGE Pam.lpNa$es v --. (OFF Ut* 5?. UE ' Uweno Wiuw Dt*tU) :4IA,MtpM, rn.;sii Asy haMut 5 OFF In With This acTAVISH DISCOUNT CARP CL MAC ON friE CARPtT' 12I$LF Advertising 69th Year, No. 3—Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1916 Three Seminole Officials Are Victim s Of Budget Ax ay i-yyzy Artists Enjoy Senkarik Supplies - Artists, whether young, budding, or real pra, will find all the supplies they can POss'us.atSenkar)k Glass Co., Inc. in do.ntij. Sanford. If you are a painter you'll rscoize the top brands like WSor.NIW$OI!, Grumhectisr, Liqultex and Permanent Pigments, you'll find the I... •••"• — - : By ED PIUCKE1'F Hersid Staff Writer '.., / I., ..' ..::: yWro dabbling In oil, acrylks and orwater. 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Pr )3' 46.1 A H ave I Everybody's budget suffers fitted to new frames, I suggest D & K Optical gives par. from "back-to-school buying". rather have a lot of ticular attention to the concerns And if the cost if glasses flew people saving money as my of senior citizens. "I know what or replacements for a growing customers than have a few it's ilk, to live on a limited child are added, it can put a buying expensive giasses." income," Karen says. She and big dent in the family finances. Karen and Don Conner have Don work to provide frames, At D & K Optical, Karen had this philosophy ever since lenses and sarvlceat the lowest Conner does everything they opened their optical shop cost possible. Emergency possible to keep that beck-to. in December, 1975. They chow service is available at no extra school expenditure as low your agent at as their location in Maifland (in charge for people who need CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF possible. "I can't tell someone a the repair or replacement quickly. Fairway Plaza at Lake set of frames looks good if t ORLANDO INC.. 574 N. Usually, this means within 24 hey Avenue and Hwy. 17.92) so Orlando Wint says Karen. "And I serve hours. Master Charge and Mail. All Ave., modes ofer Park the entire area COfl' travel show parents sturdy, ix. venientlylna n$picard are accepted roomy, attractive anywhere in the world. We Pensive frames first." (Some shop :, and layaway Is also available, specialize in cruises. Open Zytframesareeslowas$7 00 ) inop. Karen has been working D& K canfill all your optical Es 9:30.5:30. Sat. 10.2. 1.1. 645needs "The cost of lenses varies, Ipresently studying from high-style. 2060. Ample Parking. depending on the prescription, license in an for his famous.name frames to apprenticeship sunglasses Friendly service, .we But most children have orders program. T to photogrey hey've both been in photos for single.vision white gLass welcome your vacation lenses to Bunor the area "long enough to contact lenses qvestions. lenses that start at $15.00. and everything remember when the Colonial In between. Ciii Karen Conner It old frames can be Plaza was a cow pasture," as at 6 1146 or stop by to see her repaired or the present lenses Karen puts it. any weekday from 9:30 am. TIP: untIl noon or 1:00 until 5:00 p.m. Karen will stay open during Pack and repack your suit the lunch hour by ap. case until you have the pointment). And now there are method clear in your mind, new convenient Saturday hours and you can keep your things from 11:00 am. to 3:00 p.m. in order without fuss. ADV, — — & - - Son Duty when you need him. Amoco STATION + 3Th9$23 By KRIS NASH Herald Stall Writer A mal.,PIPS, $47 , -, Your Farm or Commsrdal Building Will Be In Safe Hands With Blair. Commercial Rates Real Estate LOW ER YOUR FARE WITH BLAIR I V Mon.Sat.Fri..5 9.) NSURANI,.E REAL ESTATE lsl0.A OAK AVE., SANFORD - . — YALE byMideraOpticai N' - ,sf ui La..,i,aIa so..u.ui ,uwI4WII icta thatthe Viking Mars lander may reveal the presence of plant life or "creepy crawlers" on the surface of the red planet but you can forget about the little green men with multiple limbs and dozens of eyes, according to interviews conducted by the Evening Herald. "i am very prone to believe we may find something up there," said Nancy Julian of Banana Lake Road,Sanford. "I'm not sure it would be green Martians. I don't think there are any well'developed life forms there; probably something primitive. 1 envision some creepy crawler type of thing. Anyway, I hope that's all there Mrs. Julian's remarks seemed ---sununarize the sentiments of 40 area residents questioned about the possible existence of life on Mars. Nineteen persons felt some type of organism probably does thrive in the planet's carbon dioxide-laden atmosphere, while 12 opposed the idea and nine o(hers were undecided. "There's probably some kind of life up there, apparently, from the makeup of the atmosphere and the makeup of the soil, said Bob Hirks, 110 Larkwood Dr.. Sanford. A bit of skepticism was expressed by Michael Fick of 2580 Ridgewood Ave., dJuuFU. -They've been up therequite awhile and they haven't tound anything set," he - ----------- 1 800 SIats-viii.* wblIs ces is*iis, Iiardeaid, Prim $1 UJ C. in and CJIecJi air prics Is, bacb.ts.sch,.p oi.ss.s. Ysv'tt be *usaafty swrprIwd. Master Chir5S Fill.ai Primes arid Len,. its. $iI*Amer$ca,d LayswayAv.I..i, Foirwy Shopping Cm. $OU*S-4)5.J:N P.M. MOISOAY.F*ID*y y, Lake Ave. SATURDAYI I;SS.3 N Maitland (D..wleq by K,Ii Naob) -On vuinre Mars + ) — 1$ -- in Not said. "Now I'm not going to say there isn't anything there. Maybe what we're looking for 13fl't We kind of life [Olin they have up there. But It wouldn't surprise me if there was (life on Mars)." Although Marcie Brummels of 2016 holly Ave., Sanford, answered negatively at first, she seemed to reconsider and refocus as she went along. "I've never thought about It too much," Mrs. Brummels said. "I don't know they could be smarter than we are down here. The way things are going down here, you never know. Sometimes you wonder who's going to come out ahead. "1 would have to see it to believe It, though," she concluded. Another Sanford resident, Mary niexnuer 01 WI W. woowand Dr., Wok the conversational bit, in her teeth. '1don't know anything about Mars," she said. "I saw three UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects), though. I don't remember exactly when It was. Whether they were from Mars or not doesn't really matter, does it? I think if they meant us harm, they'd have done something before now. "I believe the same God that made us, made them," Mrs. Alexander summed up." And from truck driver-delivery man Tony Marinas of Orlando, the answer sounded like it might have come after a hard day (even at 9:30 in the morning). •'Oh why not?" Marinas said In response to the question. "People there couldn't be :iti - worse than us." $$Requests Slashed Seminole County Commissioners got out i knives Tuesday and chopped the the commission needed to 15- fiscal budget to within the 5 mills Commissioner Richard "tighten the ranges down." certified by the county's property appraiser. Williams said Spolski was hired Nelswender said "We can balance It (the budges, with what the as a "salesman" for 9-1-1. NoW demotions and ousters are all they did yesterday," Pat Glisson said this part of the mnilsslon's that the program is not gothg' morning. "That should be an accurate new Williams said the county policy of "annualevaluatlon." statement unless we run Into something we doesn services. He also emphasized that no don't expect." Concerning Dale and Taylor changes other than the ones Glisson is the Director of the Office of a listed wW be made this year. nd environmental services, Management Arialysis and Evaluation John Kimbrough Spolskl,at$14,Sooayear,was Commissioner said, "The growth (OMAE). Glisson ..said to 5, the didn't oc-- meet .. also the chief of the 0.1.1 I.iAWIU4W4 SIdU LU [iUUCV 41.D-5IUU1Ofl Lfl comntinIcatio system, whichcur." req*eAs to about $1mUUon dollars. 1. Coin miss Ion et RIchard Both Williams and KimAn $15-million dollar budget Is about the Williams says will not be broughlevel said doesn't the system at Itseach same$1,000 as last of year, whenproperty. citizens paid 5.37 for funded In Seminole County present require taxable because the Florida Legislature top level administrators. At Yesterday's decisions included the failed to appropriate the some future date, Seminole following: money. - may, Indeed, get into the utility It was learned Tuesday that business countywide, but not at A raise In rates in the arthropod Sheriff John Polk will tu present, officialssay, department. Persons dumping garbage at . ., All Vehicles Dispatched TU TRANSMISSION NE-UPS Includes: Fluid Change Filter Cleaned New Pan Gasket 9 I - All Domestic TRANSMISSION, INC. l4lParkAvenue LONOW000 '• fle - ' . V. "Let Us Treat You The Fair-Way" Ph, 323.7162 3159S0. Orlando Dr. (Hwy ll.fl) Sanford — '- + + - 1 - - _ I - 111. - + + + INJURES THREE +-------------- 1 — fV tt .+. Calendar - ---- ---Comics OFI + :' :::::.+ . 1-B S-A 15-12-A S-B $-A i-a was treated and released from Florida hospital North Tuesday evening for a broken nose and broken cheekbone, his father said today. + -fifll - + .... -: - vn,i Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Public Saf ety Director Duuglas Kefler said charges have been Horoscope filed by city backhoe operator, Roland Fulenwider, 21, of 240 Spo rts -------Oxford Road, Fern Park, against Aaron Pool, a StIt Television department laborer, 30, of 68 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford. Weather Fulenwider, son of Jack Fulenwider, State Atty. Abbott Women herring's chief investigator, is claiming Pool assaulted him with brush" after the two scuffled in Fisher's office. Fisher and another employe said he separated the two and neither reported for work today. Fulenwider , ++ ..----- - streetdepartmentla Works Director Ralph Fisher's office at 4:30 p.m. —qwtting time Tuesday. r - - tie detector tests for public works employes are continuing in the probe of the theft of city property and the reported growing of marijuana for sale and delivery in city trucks. - -+ -'-- JIMMY CARTER f ck S lPii.. PH. 322.8665 Sanfard's Oldest and Largest Company 2362 S. Park Ave. — Sanford I Longwood Row Today Clo Arres t Pending + Story. Page 2A BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. .. d-+ - EMERGENCY SERVICE ART U4• - on the right? Let us get rid of thos, rodents or other pests for you before they do any more damage. We have trained, expa'lsnced men, specially equipped to do the job right, — ., ..' RAILING CRASH _ — - -- by the man RATS RUNNING YOU RAGGED? — , - S + + -. ARE + " 1 parts ~&* depszlznent was at$3,000. A $100,000 renovation of courts was cut to $35000. A $14,500 salary for a civil defense director was cut. On Friday, commissioners will meet again to make final budget decision before a Sept. 14 - public hearing. County Commissioner John Klznbrough today promised more fireworks after receiving a reply Tuesday from County Atty. Tom --- Freeman concerning Kimbrough's request for specifics on $13,000 In legal fees charged by the Freeman law firm. I Freeman told the commissioner that he has followed the guidelines of the contract he has with the county concerning legal services. But Klmbrough said he will ask Commission Chairman Mike _\_ a f'L.m,$,.,'-aP f.,, .H,....,a1.,.. k...+....... 2e +- I-42th2w1,, c'.UUII 4Li -1 LI was fJ+LLAWdy who appointed Kimbrough to a two-man committee to study ways _ :to reduce the $115,000 yearly fee paid the county attorney. Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski was the second person appointed to the conuWttee. Kinabrough said today. however, that Kwtatkowski "won't meet with me." So, Kiinbrough says he will , make his recommendation with or without a recommendation from Kwiatkowski. I Yesterday, the commission cut p6,436 in legal fees from a lHcsId pDsis by Bob Lloyd) proposed $186,000, a figure which included Freeman's request of Crews worked a half hour Tuesday night to separate this car from $116,000 plus $70,000 from the labor attorney, Alley, Alley & Blue a steel guard railing it hit on 17-92 under the 1-4 bridge west of of Tampa. Sanford. A passenger, Mrs. K. B. Purtaton (seated), $2, of Kimbrough said today that cut meant nothing because funds DeBary, was reported in fair condition today at Seminole can be withdrawn from contingency next year if sufficient funds Memorial Hospital. Police said the driver, Eleanor Van S. Macey, aren't placed in the budget to cover legal tees. $9, also of DeBary, was blinded by lirhis -mu her r v..r..1 "If with in im,a4fu th.. WI$Ua$.I 'a.•.,a& UI*I I-..e MV31Uy C+IISU across the median. She was treated and released. Another between myself and the Board of County Commissioners with passenger. Sophie was reported In good ard to the il fire +++. ++. (.U5II with you, tne Freeman letter le er says. '- being followed CUS. - Freeman: I've Met Guidelines _ +-------- on the left — - - .,+,......... - - Is the man Cars FAIR-WAY 1 land fill and transfer stations will probably pay around per cubic y instead of so cents being charged. The purpose of increased fees is make the system pay for ltjelf, Glisson said. Advertising for the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) was chopped $11,9. -Cow'tIx,ie security was cut $1,000. All legal feel were reduced by $4644. Abut $75,000 eormaes4 for construt1on of a new agriculture building was.-' - - - - TRAVEL 24wOUR TOWING Emergency: US-5719 ':+ . DAILY ,xC(pT SUNDAY 31EARS EXPERIENCE 130-6597 C Residential BLAIR AGENCY E*III4ILUI VIIIV Believe It Or 0 W liam) _. 11 U CAR WASH Open 7 d week AND WAX WIT $500 purth fI1O5 _& to .R3IrUUaU ianain probes could wl'td'üp Interviewing Red Planet den Zen*S tO what THEY think other Inhabitants of the universe look like. UI LIW MSCbOIIIC Ofl - -Repairs Snkara I, The Swiss railroads, like many European railroads have Instituted a fare in. crease during the past year, but, fortunately, it did not change the cost of Its Holiday Pass, which is one of Europe's better discount tickets. The Pass operates much like Eurailpass but only Inside Switzerland. The holder of the Holiday Pass can travel anywhere In t he country on government operated trains, buses, boats, without additional charge, for the life of the ticket. The Pass will also earn discounts of 25 to 50 per cent an privately operated mountain railroads and aerial cableways. + - V0 _4_ DIESEL &GAS - MIRRORS JOHN SCHLENK well Classes S *ART SUPPLIES il r 1 CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT - S Lower Insurance ma H ++ ..- we- PHONE 323-Sm -- '• - . — * ' + . Quality Education Ø " - / SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Grades K-li ' . Nut to Police $tetles IStrong Academics S . 1. j4 () - •, . Back To School Sp.claI 10 Iucks?s ' •99 Says '5 $ 1595Øfl Iadss 5 A ' - Spolski. The sheriff also Is expected to absorb Spoiski's civil defense functions. Quietly and with little fan. Dale, who earns $22,500, Is not fare, the Seminole County expected to=udes op. His mij hasagreed to get department, the rid of tine top administrative new, highly touted countywide positions and dowtigrade two utility system, will probably be others, The Evening Herald absorbed at some future date ' learned today. ' by other depsrtments. lI an..aI A. aa aI .a .. t?_I___.. . . -. . wu.i rwiswenaer saiu me county bma a, review system," the decision hopes to place Dale's duties has been made to dump under a new director of Public positions occupied 'by Deputy' Works, when one is hired. The Civil Defense Director John former director of 'q*ij1" cs, [Soo Andrcn', reslgnuul Sewer Plan Vti, ge .A earlier this year. As fiscal agent, Taylor was Spolski, Environmental Se rr second In command to Dais. vices Director Bill Dale and Taylor's salary range went to Fis cal Planner Emmett Taylor. $17,000 a year. Neiswender sold In addition, Director of the position of fiscal planner Administrative Services wi ll be phased out. Bob Ellis has had his Neiswender said the economy pay scale reduced. And the just didn't grow as planned, ,-Position of traffic engineer thus the need for a separate ocC1)led by CW100 Scott utility department Isn't there. been downgraded to As traffic engineer, Scott ilanallzatic*i After making the policy earned $14,962. That figure was reduced to decisions, the commission range for $13,000. The salary Ellis was from $17,000 turned the job of enacting changes over to Exec. A, to $22,000. it now is from $14,500 to $18,000. Ellis was earning Roger Nelswender. $19,000 yearly. Nelawender said yesterday "ii there Is a message that the shakeup was necessary overall because some positions had out, ," Nelswender pointed "It's that board Is "outstripped the market" and evaluating performance." t_ - WI_I . I!!. Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents As A Service REVIEW BUSY BEE Cd Herald Department ivimses CHILD CARE By ROBERT DOLE — ,:,:I, Vp :':;',.:-.: ,- j;:, - -. ,.-,- - - .,t I' MA --•.,.-. I ,' • ',c , I t' ,. , �!Ivesln Nursid, IuilNit PL msp,A,sts. ?1I In *ech At Iowa State Fair , Evening Nurabi, is 111410, Pt. I W1 1pa rurd DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) family firmer and the conar Mac mpalgn to the samer and If I am elected, Carrying "red, Mmy Cadar said WeW going to have both. WAY the Pwd athnlnlgrMI The peanut fa rm er from has neglected the family farm.. Plains, Ga., who Is confident he ér and American =maw and 'hall a strung chance of whining has failed to establish a stable In Wesident Ford's native Mid. agr1cultur policy. wed, made Des Moines his lad "We need totak agricultural A" on a four-day csna1gn leadership In Wastdngtim out of trip. Aides 3ald he would try to the hands of the corporate in. capitalize on what he believes Is tertati and the grain specula. significant diamntent In the tori," Carter said In a speech farm belt over Agriculture Sec. grerisred for €Wjv,rv at thin rMV W,l Ui,, *4 .L Iowa State Fair. ministration's farm program. "We need a president and a He ha. attacked Bids as a secretary of sgricnjtureWhOiuppoiter of big agricultural uiderstand the problem of the businesses, lacking under- - - -. - - Wudnjlajr, App, IS. $16-IA Sewer Plan Vetoed Farm Policies standing and support for small tiral products by the Nixon and farmers. Ford nlridratlonj In the last "We need to close the rovslv- tires years, calling them "a Ing door between the agricul. record of unparalleled Intore department and the large conetance. Carte sait "It's not my Idea of a fair "If I am elected, we will shake when the government make sire that our support promotes foreign sal es and then prices are at lead equal to the cuts them off for political concost of production. That will not venience. guarantee Profit - no real "It's not my Idea of a fair farmer wants that but It will give the determined farmers shake when Inside speculators, ,, Wnspectab connections fl t chance tostavhihn.4 lture department, make The Democratic presidential agricu windfall profits on grain deals FIRE DESTROYS nominee also attacked export Us MOBILE HOME while embargos placed on agricul- at a loss." . ______ .. - - Afterdlugree1ngwjth5 ve1dcJe-ifftis,fafor proposed reglonalsyatem. proposed makeup of a North the regIonJsystem He said at $JUIant there 1* SemIno1 regional sewer As proposed, the authority "ad enongh knowledge and system, Seminole County would consist of nine member, information available to ' Commissioners Tuesday aptwo from the county, two a tee 11lPWk,." pointed Commissioner John from lake Mary, two from !' Nelawender questioned Kimbroogh as the county's Sanford and the remaining whether a sewer system can representative at further three elected by the first six, even be operated under the meetings on the system. "I envision something tidally system proposed. Also, he On Monday, Sanford city different," Commission asked if ' 4dlHonal legWstlon officials scored a major Chairman Mike Hattaway said, might not be needed to get the breakthrough with an Commissioner Harry plan underway. agreement to pay $O0 for a KwiatkowskI said the proposed The NodhSeminole project is study of Sanford's existing makeup Is "very biased." And now ntm'ber fl on list of 111 • sewers, which will be the other commissioners In at. projects ap plying for fisode AkJ'nocleus of a regional system tendance agreed the corn- from Florida's Department of serving Sanford. Lake Mary position will hue to be altered. Environmental Raplatjon rifigs Planning COMMiSsion Chairman Walter Parkhwst He ' ft) and City Planner Alan Bush dispipy proposed Comprehensive Land Use and north Seminole County. Exec. Asst. Roger which is directing the statewide Plan map Commissioners, however, Neiswender said the county sewer Improveniei'j pruej the Is planning to present to City Council. The Planning Commission disagreed on the proposed 'wantsadditional In1n.j" and doling out more than $210 willcommission meet tonight at 7:30 with the cIty'sconsultlng engineer, B.C. Conklin. makeup of the management before jumping Into the million In federal funds on i first-come, flrdierved basis. 5 -- - . -. ., • - - r - ..,-...r - -. - . - '' - - - . slow adley d Michael Deliseb were as lghb's hams when flames eaged the mebil. hsm& edWs dip.lIes said Mo. Bramey wan takes tea hospital far D'eseat ditr collapsing Tg ru IUC Dole Emp hasizes I 10 • 227 a Lake Muy'S City CMKU y has " relied to support Ij Cont radictions' SEATTLE (AP) I Repubil. Dole Is a decorated World can vice presidential nominee War II veteran who spent 39 Robert Del. cnp1Ithig on months In an Army hospital rethe heels of Jimmy Carter covering from shrapnel said he hdenih to spell out the wounds. He dill does not have Democratic presidential nomi- the we of his rigid ann. flee's " Dole was aAcd at an apoi Tuesday night palgn the mt 24 months an. If his role In the campaign pliaslzing changes in Carter's would be to act as "the heavy political positions, but the Ken. hitter" while Ford maintains a sas senator said It would not be more aloof "presidential poea personal attack. tire". Dole said he would reply to. "Not really," Dole replied. day to Carter's position on Viet- "I'm not known as a hard hit. narn war draft evaders when he ter. I'm one who likes to point addresses a national American up differences, and there will be Legion convention here. He said no personal attacks on anyone. his posltion would be his per"Mr. Cuter isa mass ofcon. sonal view and ad necessarily tradictions. We hope to spell that oftheFordacbnthjratJon. those out to the American Carter, appearing before the people. They're entitled to convention on Tuesday, said he know, and If he &mlt want to would pardon, but not grant tell than, I'll be happy to tell amnesty, to draft evaders if he them." Is elected president. Hundreds Dole said he was not deliberof delegates hooted and shouted ately following Carter around "No" while a counter- the natlon.He arrived inSeattle demonstration supporting his seven hours after Carter left position broke out In the dancti and moved into the same suite above the convention floor, of rooms In the hotel where Carter said that "for those Carter had stayed. who violated Selective Service Later today, Dole was to fly to laws, Iintend to grants blanket Des Moines, where Carterwas pardon." He con t in ued, speaking at the Iowa State Fa j. "Amnesty means what you did Dole plans to make an ap. is right. A pardon means what pearance at the fair tonight. to you'dld -'rtfibt or wto% % _ Hels then scheduled to fly to - _ -. iioi. ,- J ') g •. 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A copy of said Ordinance shall be available W the Office of the City cierko:.city of wtersp Florid a, all p$n$ desiring to examin, th e some. All IOtemted parties are Invited to afteed and be heard. • I 1173$ 1433 SEMORAN BLVD. ELLIOTT, Wile, ELIZABETH AMENDED OF ACTION E ELIZABETH ELLIOTT $702 Luelda Suift 102. 616 E. Sornoran 3270? Petoners aorney on or WITNESS my hand and the %*&I of btftrw September. J?th, 1176. and this Court on thiS 30th day of July, file the original wills t he Clerk of the 1916 81 )010* 5100411 led Court either before (SEAL, Service on Petitioners attorney or Arthur H Beckwith Jr. immediately thereafter, Ofherw ii a (lk of the Circuit Judgmentmay be entered agansl Court you 001' 1114 relief demanded in the By Martha T V len Clerk 950 STATE 32701 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Parma Ohio that an aci,on to foreclos, a mor YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tgage on te following propey in that a Petition or f Oinution of SmnoIe Count y. Florida Marriage ha s been filed against you Lot 9. Block H. CAMELOT UNIT and there 5 a demand in siid TO accordng to the Plat thereof Petition that the as recoed in Plat Book 16. Pages ieve,t in that Courtaward y ou r Colin property 95 and fo of the Public Records of owned your huSbjnd by you a SeminoleCounty. Florida. located at 112 Cashew Court has been filed against you a you LOngwood, Florida. and more ere.r to rye a copy of your pa rticularly described as: if any, to it on Lot 14, SANDALWOOD. according PHILLIP H LOGAN. of to the put thereof reCorded in SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND Plat Bock 1$. Page II. Public MONCRiEF. Attorney, for Recor Semine County. Fla PijiTituft, Post Office Box 2279, to your tijibInd and you are Sanford. riorda 32171. and file the required er gtI with the Clerk of the above written to s ve a copy of your defenses, it any, to Gary E L ourt on or teore September ,, Massey. EsireofBrock. Masw& may be PHILLIP H LOGAN-ol . r'' GENERAL ELECTION TO VOTE UPON THE CHARTER AMEND. unkrwo*n STRATTON IS' • Florid. 3V01 CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA *i1e. DORIS HUMPHR Defendant%. and NOTICE OF ACTION MARIANNE 2HP __________ TMIS VISOR Altamonte Springs. LOAN ASSOCIATION OF IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY , a cor . EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. pordtion oaniled and existing under the La Of the United States CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA of America, CASE NO. 114ø CA4 Plaintiff, In Re' thiMirriapew. DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLIOTT. ROBERT 0 HUMPHREYS and HUSIfld. E $10947 1 TENNIS BALLS 1. Publish: Aug. 25. 1176 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Altamonte Springs. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Attor ney for City FLORIDA. Publish: Aug. 2$. 1916 GASOUNE DAWCD FVSILfl LUULfl U $ILI-P1OPILLED . DATED this 20th day of A 616 E. Samoran tr 699 e CON_ City Clerk Publish: Aug. 25. Sept. 1.6. 15. 197$ GARY E. MA SSEY LATCN NOOK PILLOW NIT 33 .t R.- - • S • • • e WAM AuWst 23. 1976-Vol. 69, No. 3 Roel. 1.37 yuns. ____ _____ MANDATORY NECTICW~ 70 THIS NOTICE is to be engaged in businou at 177 Sheridan In the Evening Ave., Longwood, Seminole County, published Herald, a newiipaW at general Florida under the fictitious name Of circulation in said City. one (1) time BEST CHEMICAL I SUPPL'v, and • least 15 days prior to the time o f to register the Public this 20th he Clerk of the Circuit DATED day of August, County. Florida In ac. 1#76. °:: p,• City of Winter Fictitious Name Statutes, To- Wit: Springs, Florida Section $65 09 Florida Statutes 19. By: Mary Norton. 5 JOS4Ph Poe :: l&-.Y.: s*uu fat Lake FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am Fain, YARN I e. TO DEMON STEEL LLOYD'S - DATA Publish: Aug. DEC-ill 250 OWER STAINLESS Bantry ' , 188 881 / - LLOYD'S AM'FM DIGITAL _ _.. • - CECIL be •YOi- so • = Afli Jewelry REGI 39 WATCHES Shows / I Funeral Notices Y &. 8 •sin this Basfflsfl, - - City Clerk GARY E. MASSEY. ESQUIRE 616 East Semoran Boulevard ZODIAC SWE6ARLI ARTS TOIlI! IlIUM PINDANT PEIDAITS NIciLACIS •.:I I FOR Rol 321 • I' - BID PILLOWS2/ .,.: ' ut,,. ILONAL TICK -- - L IEW I hours. #"in 7 Jut. Rot. 419d sock. ,, "IFASHIONABLEFALL Choose (rot" I Pi. Food sis oil2iTinitTop 0 JL1 V tVI( IUtTDIIMtUTC TEXAS INSTRUMENTS wm LeEeDe ________694 - en 00 HEARINGS, the Evening Herald a newspaper, of -AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY general circulation in said City, &W OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, (1) time at least 15 days prior to, the SUBMITTING AN AMENDMENT TO SECTION 4.05 OF THE time of the Public hearing. DATED this 201h day of August, CHARTER OF THE CITY OF 1976. WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, TO City of Lake WINTER SPRINGS, CALLING FOR A _______________ - LIMCH PACKERS - 10390 ft 2ISO CoI.,dg...ho andnNsg.4.5$ PENS I or 5. Leftet's - 97 %SHOES lock. I\ ________________ -' 88 LADS , PAPIRINATI Is HAIR SPRAY .40,,i' OçPi,ty1 1$ Cpnjs Month. 11 40. 6 Mantn,. iii 0 y,.,, y Mij In F krdà s,mt' .,s Pusn 1e'S.r, ., ?'ir fl'a.l 5' 10. 6 Uur'r sib 20 l' M.o,:'i.. $1 j it \J PUBLIC the OflCe the City CounCflwU hold a Public hHrg:i Clerk of the City of Lake Mary. 7:30 p.m. or as soon thereatter as Florida. for all Persons desir ing ' on "ay.SWIMW 20 examine the same. 1176. 10 r' Older the &"Ion of an All Interested parties are Invioa Ordinance oy the City of Wintin, SpfIngs, Florida, fillip of which IS 45 10 attend and be hoard. Choose b.s of Moued Mmn Jay. coorawaft Lknk Two Rog. 9W O0UItIiflUi Two GALAXY OSCILLATING FOR PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN by CONFLICTS. PENALTIES AND the City Council of the City of Winter EFFECTIVE DATE. 12 oz. - ftE G 299 Il-Ed GYM BAG Vivw'no,fl'tb. 88 PROVIDIN SNTIAL UNITSG FOR THE TING OF PRIVILEGE To PRIVATE COLLECTORS TO COLLECT SOLID WASTE FROM Com- PETER PAUL WTI SIU sorodwxhos. A&$. 9"Wd Nq as 1 38 - R 354 l Ewnivig IJendd S-4 40 i 44 SHOES I SOLID WASTE FROM SINGLE FAMILY two". SMUCKER'S -. OR lOT'S LOW BASKETBALL ,, WHITE RAIN P"l-140911 Daly and Sunday. cacepf Saturday and Cl?rsUnia* Day by The Sanford lra'd. Inc . 300 Id French Ave . S11Ior4, Fla 7111 Ctas Second Poa, Paid at Sanford. Flo rida 31111. )*"# I tXT • MIO010- M Aiso.tsduin...IN39g t/I UI I Transparent •' I P01 SCOTCH TAPE nn LinUt 1 * jill 11 C*A°'LA - ' An CALC LATOR 9 1 8 t 'F Wednesday, / Pon U' • I IN LIGHTER LLOYD'S 12-0I6IT PRINTING Laultiolored he"firs, R". 1.39 NOS Su FOR BENTLEY GINIE A CULATOR se- 2 3 WOODEN A auet SKIRT v PANTS - I in witha shoor sandal to". • DOUILE EDGE BASS, NOSE One GENERAL RITHE JUR ISDICTION AND POWERS AND THE INTENT OF REGULATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE STORAGE AND '"'city of Lak e Mary. Florida. COLLECTION OF SOLID WASTE; Kay Sauman, PROVIDING FOR THE IM. City Clark POSITION AND COLLECTION THE CITY OF FEES FOR THE GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF 616 Ea S.moran Boulevard C it 771 F U 0THERMOR 5. SETTING FAMILY Florida. for 811 Person desiring to P RESCRIBING FithiOiANNudsp.ntyw VLL - THE OPERATION OF PUBLIC WATER AND SEWER SYSTEMS IN LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AND RATES: PROVIDING FOR CON DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; _________ 18ftly- FlIFICI"Adronced Rule Caw ic Nomion. Model E.3M REG 2199 ENTITLED: AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR RULES AND GOVERNING THE AUTHORITY OF THE time FIANCEE # 200 - PUN OF Chaos@ mum or 31, GAI ) SCHOOL . \?iJ I PANTY I \ i HOSE ' 5 ____ SCIBITIFIC ______ Ago.SIC KNIE-HIGN Limit - I 88 ORLON SOCKS / NOTEBOOK 111111. at Limit I - UNDERWEAR t:8" to 3.69 a 11 AUUM C01,0411 Family 9 • LADIES \4114 floulL Cecil David Bass, 63, of 3306 Palm Way, Sanford died Tuesday in Orlando. Born In KLssimznee he came to Sanford 35 years ago from New Smyrna. He was a retired grocery dure owner. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Faye Rage, Sanford end Mri. Pat Moyr Sanford; two sons. Lamar Bus, Sa nfor d and [Mvid Ru, Geneva; (our brvhe.-s. Howard E. Bass, cake Mary, Max A. Bass. Sathri, .Qay and Jack Bass, both of St. Cloud; three \. MEN'S OINANCE NUMBER 36 OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, Interested THE CITY; BY PROVIDING FOR to All aflIn ,t .ard COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF d and SOLID WASTE FOR Com. THIS NOTICE Istobe pubushed in MERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS BY the Evening Herald, a ninitVaper of PRIVATE COMMERCIAL O*Wsl clrcuWlcn I n Said City, On@ COLLECTORS: SETTING FORTH (1) time of least Is do" Prior to the - LLL 0 LLOYD'S 8.DIGIT FRUIT OF THE LOOM P 'p - - Mu. a OR SCHOOLI S UBSTITUTING THEREFORE NEW SECTION 1.01 OF 0*. STRUCTION. SERVICE AND OPERATION OF SEWER AND WATER UTILITIES, PROVIDING LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Walk@ of Powk worms TO w MMV.:T MAY c::N. 4o ..r:cs'r GIVEN by the City Council the CUy of Lake SERVING SINGLE - '-_ 099 1 rp , Ilk i 1 _________________________ I Shodent ca* 'lion 411IFint. % key " & cs" REPEALING SECTION W Alto , ASSORTMENT CALCULATOR 6 INSULATED SNACKJAR OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, I COOKIE I 8-DIGIT aw"000 99 IAN TIS 0 - LLOYD'S JK Rog 7 95 The commission named itself projects. along with Qty Clerk PhyllisCurrently, plans are to Jordahi, Public Works Dfreco construct the public safety Don Bundy and City EngInw complex, which will house the Philip Hollis as the city's smilee and fire departments, "Architectural Professional adjacent to the city hail on Services Review ComrpJtt" Newburort Avenue. sisters, Mrs. Ruth Bell, St. Cloud, Mrs. Eileen Robinette, St. Cloud and Mrs. Jeanette P. AlaskI.. Orlando; 10 grand. children. Gramkow Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. MAIITU WWIfl • M. ENFOR C EMENT AND l:)Op.m.,oru soo n t,tor.s PROVIDING FOR 197&,PENALTIES 10 consider the ""lion of an or. LIBERAL CONSTRUCTION: dlnance by the City of Lake Mary, ERV II ITYI FAO Florida, tine of which Is as follows: PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE ANOROINANCEOFTHEcITY DATE". SEVE*ASILITY AND ' EFFECTIVE PATE ESTABLISHINGACONTROL FOR A copy of Mld Ordinance shall b. SERVICE FOR THE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL OF SOLID WASTE available of the 0"Ice of the city t,e City of Lake Mary, FOR PRIVATE COLLECTORS Clark 3WM ,• T kft.kO. 3.S$ _ 2 10r RIO. 1. 19 IJ with auistance from city staff general rates and experience In -seeking federal funds for Tuesday. CECIL BASS I FO ls.,r,$.p. with 311 Off U. L 4 kit INCH Goesm. AN ORDINANCE Loft SYSTEMS; PROVIDING PROVIDING FOR ORDERSFOR AND Mary. Florida, that saId City DECISIONS R Iflj pack of \JLJ THERMOS I NOV 750 f we AREA DEATHS Not Slid Limit 6 S V" 4 turadone &W - Dr. John Grady and Helen Altamonte Springs Civic Hansel, Republican candidates Center. for the U.S. Senate seat The third candidate in the currently held by Democrat three-person race for the Lawton Chiles of Lakeland, will Republican nomination -State be speckal guests at the meeting Sen. Walter Sims cancelled of the Republican Executive his bppearanee due to a conflict Committee of Seminole County in appointments, according to at 8 p.m. Thursday at the GOP party officials. Limit 2 Packs MEM A 811100,101111 colefs. Roo. 1. It Point IL Ros. Set ALTAMONTE SPRINGS required by state law before an The list of architects being architect can be appointed. considered for appointment to design a new public with me city commission ai mY& narro d from W to 12 by city commisilioners a.m. Sept 1 to discuss their To V is it Seminole PENS OF - AiD IDEl • . . Council will hold . publ ic hear ing ., II IVORY :I iI,!ri SOAP , PENCILS ' PRESSI • ri.ituu LEAD 101/ :00" of vow SenateAspirants - A va-mci .:. • ASSORTED s4 - with the President. Architects List a. IUVIKI 00 10/a I - Springs Narrow s • PERSONAL PERSONAL SIZE " REPOR BOOKS No •.:. • - DUO TANG NOTE wt VI'S -- . FO/ 2i FOR LIes2 •- ,, p,,,,, GROSS RECEIPTS TAX; PROVIDING FOR CHARGES AND CITYOF L --• • vessible. an Womw 14 1974 to REGISTRATION OF UTILITY COMPANIES. CERTIFICATES OF - LjiEHi - . 4I it ! !!E - .;;- 7 me ' •• ci" I••ir T. I I • ,tradfrttq,t,'.' ned- no." F - - - NOTICE ISHIU$Y GIVEN By fm City Council of the City of Lalte Mary, Fleirlds. that sold City CouIIilIhofdi uOUcMirkia 7:30 p.m.. seas ios mse.Snir a, PUBLIC CONVENIENCE AND L ISOPEN 24HOIJRS ' - ma the regional concept. OUR STORE CASSELSERRY,IN P AZA .. - - - TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: '..' .. • _ ' MOPICRIEF amisit Post Office Box 2 alit 45 Petition WITNESSmy handand lhtseal of Anhur H. Beckwith. Jr Clerk Of In* Circuit Court By Lillian Woodmn DEC In r �Guilty Pleas Entered By 3 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Cods *3322.61i or .3I9 We&iisday. August 23, 1976-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIPi, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH D. VAN SRACKLE.AdVSttISIAQ Director By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Three Sanford residents 1dictedonkflery charges by a 'atewIde grand Jury probing gal gambling activities have Pleaded guilty In circuit court, Raymond Lamarr Smith, 25Year-Old hospital orderly, of 1504 W. 16th St., pleaded guilty to possession of lottery laraphernaJla and was put on two years probation by chit Judge Joe A, Cowart Jr. As part of the negotiated plea State tty. Abbott Herring's office dropped charges of aiding and assisting a lottery and Possession of lottery tickets, Willie Laura Cochran, 49year-old housewife, of 905 Orange Ave., pleaded guilty to the thlrddegree felony charge of aiding and assisting a lottery and was put on three years jr ,obatlon. Maximum sentence • .u1d have been five years in Prison. The state dropped a companion charg. of p1o,i of totmt:..':Lz Deborah Ann WillIams, IS, of apartment 66, William Clark Court, was allowed to remain free on bond during a prosentence Investigation after she pleaded guilty to possession of 11t'HW Deliver y . Week. 5$ cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; s'ear, 12t40. By Mail: In Florida same dehery. All other mail: Month, 1270; 6 Months, 116.20; home 12 Months, $32.40. as I Swine Flu Shots Soon A Reality 1 The last official hurdle for administration of a vaccine to prevent swine and A Victoria flu was hurdled when President Ford signed a bill which Immimlzes the health profession against private maipracuce claims, However, two more hurdles remain before the vaccine can do Its job, one administrative and the other psychological. Both are formidable, but neither Is insurmountable. Since the potential flu threat will probably not officials have ample time to make plans, acquire staff centes and publicize their efforts, TOM TIEDE x. DON OAKLEY Rod ioac five Dump Proves Cuffing Waterf ront Crime spJIes, B Deadly --To ____ the should be free. The exe, perlence we have had in the previous programs to distribute polio vaccine a decade ago should be of RINGOST Ky. Oscar Hurst's cows considerable help. we First bee energy The psychological factor might be a tougher bg dying. then they begin to grind their teeth and problem because a great deal of uncertainty has pewattbe graimdasuIn pain, nngny,pstch of been raised about the-need for the program and the their hair bleach out grow rapidly and shed possible side-effects of the shots "And they Just die," says Hurst, "one day Some of the dthlbt has come from the medical they Just keel over and go." Cinder Hurd is a dairyman who works 20 head profession, from people who question whether a of cattle an a scrubby strdch of bottom land here few cases at Ft. Dixcan be extrapolated into a j, Kentucky. Ordinarily probable pandemic. Others believe that antibiotics his bovine problems ares matter of Interest only can handle the peripheral medical problems that to him and his veterinarian, but not this time. accrue from swine flu the problems that actually Hurst's farm is located down valley from the cause the deaths. world's barged ten dear materials dump, Additiona lly some of the doubt has a d ump that has been known to leak radiation, come because and H urst fears his cows may be the victims of Congress took nearly a half year to make the mass al ray poisoning. Inoculation program possible. "I don't know ft for afart," Hurst uy while There are answers for the doubters. While the walking among his unhealthy axi1msIq, "I don't doctors and scientists who have opposed the swine even know lilt's possible. Ails I know Is my cows flu immunization program are sincere, the are dropping dead on me. Now you look at that majority of experts believe that the vaccine should old girl over there. See that white hair? It's an be in the arm ra ther than in a , ac- Inch longer than the black.Nobody knows why. Nobody I know has ever seen anything like It. cording to Dr. William R. Barclay, the editor f the Thatoldgl ______ ____ - I __________________ When people talk about the nation's crime usually In personal terms, the —of th being mugged on the street or having your home burglarized or your car stolen. In terms of sheer dollar volume, however, one ___________________ •of the word areas of crime Is large-scale waterfront theft. This Is nowhere better I exemplified than In the experiences of the Port of New York-New Jersey, the tithed and busiest harbor In the world. ...; Nearly 20,000 ocean-goIng vessels sailed In or . out of the port last year an average of one every 28 minutes hauling cargo worth $30 billion. l Ironically, while the advent of sealed, prepacice(1 cargo containers has made petty _________ -• . C pilferage almost a thing of the pad, ft has also attracted thelves with bigger things in mind, reports The Compass, a publication of MOAC, e nation's largest commercial marine Inswance company. In November 1966, for example, an entire container with $32,000 wor th of hams was stolen from terminal at Port Newark-Elizabeth, the Ps TIJRI4 rl'sth bad shape; amcnth ortwo largest of the New York-New Jersey complexes, more, maybe." and shortly afterward container with $60,000 Riding first class Hurst Is not the only one in Ringos Mill with - woth ofScethwhIsky disappeaj. In a1125 the nuclear Jitters these days. Growing numbers containers were reported stolen In 1967,41 in of residents are wonderIngffufrcawe or their 1966,50 in 1969 and 67 in 1P70, some bearing cargo MU, or,,* sons, arid daughters are b worth as much as $130,000. com*awlnatedbxthe omnipresent nuclear dump. Th. Waterfront Commission of New York, a ' Dump officers say no, and U.S. authorities quisi-pubkJaw enforcement authority, held $...... agree, people here arewjed J,e hearings on the problem and placed the blame Muare1yonthecarghngJng.yI0 NEW YORK (AP) You probably never have of Family 11v4i The dump Itself is not newly alarming. n a number of counts. These included failing to createdon about 30 acres of farmland In the considered moving in order to save on auPerhaps must important of all Its findings Is ea rly 1%0, ostensibly as a final rest ing place for tomotile costs, and after reading this you still that ,r4jnjp sign jiipij.j against thieves, failing all may not, but do you realize you might save won the efficiencies you can think of probably to provide adequate physical facilities to protect low-radia tion waste (hospital equipment 't add up to the geographical differential If cargo and failing to report losses accurately. other relatively harmless garbage). Then a few thousands of dollars by doing so? you live in one of the more expensive urban The skyrocketing crime wave also triggered years ago the Environmental Protection Agency Over a 20-year period, for example, the areas. the formation In 1968 of the Port New-Elizabeth determined that the burled radiation may be resident of Cincinnati probably will spend $14,000 Right behind New York as the mod expens ve Tenants Security Ass less than ociation, awarehouse self.help group the 'New Yorkercar. to own and operate the cities are San Francisco and Los Angeles,i both "migrating" that is leaching Into surrounding same intermediate-size composed of stevedoring, and soil and water. __ with per mile cods above 19 cents Bodo, lower tru companies, steamship lines, railroads EPA enlightened and sobered prAnd $14,000, you will agree, can mean a Connecticut, Long Island and Chicago all have and cking private guard ser vices. U.S. Customs agents ofow change in your way of life, such as a cods of 18 cents a mile or fUOrn. the locals. For instance they learned for rt and Port Aut bigger home, a better golf club or a more time that the burials consisted not merely of In the 17-cent range are lower New York State, represented. hority police officials are also low prestigious school for the offspring. yield radiation, but perhaps poisons as St. Louis, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Kansas ty, With no police powers but with considera ble Ci Figured Into this costs analysis is the purchase piutonium,, (or instance. An invisible speck Of Washington, D.C., northeastern New Jersey, price of a new elght-cylinder air-conditioned powers of persuasion, the association set about Buffalo, Denver. Detroit and Baltimore. At 17.3 plutonlumcancause cancer,apoundofftlnthe changing the g attitude that "We're air might kill nine billion people. Citizens here vehicle every four years, and the cost of supcents, Buffalo is the median city. it withtaxes, gasoline, oil,, maintenance, tires, ',j we can do to Except for CincInnati's 15.9 cents, all the goIngtobehitand began to wonder if one day they might all wakePlying insurance, and financing. Depredat n up de io remaining cities In the list — Seattle, Pittsburgh, too. The lighting system Of the port was improved,, Minneapolis, Houston, Atlanta, Staunch opposition to the dump (owned by All these costs average out to 20.8 cents a mile Cleveland, a guarded security area was established for Dallas, Milwaukee and Miami — are in the 16-to trucks n uclear Engineering Co.) has existed since the in New York, the most costly arriving alter the facility was closed For city In which to 17-cent bracket. EPA report, not only locally but in the Kentucky operate a car, and only night and police patrols were increased. In 15.9 cents in Cincinnati, "Rather than selling the house and moving tO addition, tenants were legislature. Recently the lawmakers Instituted a the least expensive of 26 major urban centers encouraged to invest Cincinnati, Li there anything the individual can more In private tough 10 cent tax on every pound of nuclear measured. security In the form of burglar do to cut c osts waste brought Into the state, a law essentially ?" Rufus Rtmzheimer was asked. alarms, better guards, better fencing, guard Assuming today's costs, the Clnnclnnatl "Look toward operating a small calculated to discourage continuance of the resident on the average will spend $8,076 every replied "If you're ope rating a fuerll vehicle," he dogs, closedclrcult television, electric eyes and dumping at Ringos Mill. four years to own apd drive an intermediate-size -size vehicle other sophisticated devices. you probably can drop down to an intermediate The resul t, says MOAC, Is that In the past five t la w may be working. Local wisdom Is car 14, miles a year. A New York City or compact." years waterfront theft at New-Elizabeth has that dump owners can't afford the tariff and will resident probably will spend $11,668. This is much the same advice t hat Run- shown a "dramatic d ecline." Where In the late soon have to close. These figures comes from Runzhelmei' and zheüner, whose father founded the company In 1960s the FBI was Investigating two or three But even an end to the dumping would not Co a unique consulting firm based In Rochester, 19D, gives to fleet operators. truck hijackings off piers a week, lad year FBI Wis., that supplies the cost-statistical base for "* company owning standard-size cars pays records showed only two such hijackings. eliminate the W0ITles and suspicion here. the American Automobile Association and more about 8 or 9 per cent more a year than the Plutonium has a half life of 000 YCRtL which thin 00 companies. In the old days, New Jersey piers were known company with a fleet of intermediate autos," he as means that lilt is leaking It will continue to leak the "Shop-Rite of the waterfront." But last The bulk of Runzhelmer'a work remains with for hundreds of thousands of generations. So it Is large orga said. "And if they drop down another size, to the year, $32 billion in cargo passed through the pod nizations and fleet owners, but compacts, the savings would amount to 17 to 20 and onl that Hurst and others may not In their lifetimes recently It developed a Car Cost y $175,000 of It was reported stolen. Index for inper cent a year compared to £tandard.slze car be entirely out of harm's way. dlvldual owne rs too, as part of a continuing study Thus as of now the good guys seem to be costs." winning. pe0, ft 'a - oottery paraphernalia and Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon dropped charges of aiding and assisting a lottery away. - S 1 American Medical Association Journal. Dr Barclay adds that "there is a strong possibility of an Influenza epidemic In 1g76." and that the Ft. Dix deaths Were a "harbinger" of what might He ;ahead. Moreover, C& kr1 beeTr overwhelmingly u favor of the swine flu immunization program. President Ford Proposed the program in March. Congress approved a $135 million a ppropriation to support it In April. Its focus since then has not been on the medical, but on insurance aspects of immuniza Lion, In a free society, the final decision on whether or not to get the anti-flu shot will be a private one, made by millions of individual people. As we see it, a person who accepts the Inoculation may suffer some discomfiture. If he does not take it, he faces the possibility of a prolonged Illness at best or death at the worst. The latter alternative is - based on the same presumption that Evel Knievel musthavemadeashedramaticaily der "It can't happen to me." It can, Attack Or Retreat? Officials within the temporarily latent Federal Energy Administration object to criticism that the United States Is closing Its eyes to the energy crisis, They point to plans, ultimately to be handed to Congress, for rlctionson bu dingheaunganolfor t pa g for private cars, for curtailing sales of gasoline and other fuel, for seeking greater effi ciency in industrial fuel use, for restricting outdoor advertising signs and residential lighting and hi a real pinch — for gas rationing. But the emphasis on conservation rather than production suggests that this country remains far removed from Its goal of independence from foreign fuel supplies, Reluctant as It is, however, to speed up the scheduled full decont rol of fuel oil prices in W79, Congress has struck a reasonable balance between attack and retreat in Its response to - • lingering energy and possession of lottery tickets. All three defendants were indicted In June in connection with what state agents called a two-county lottery operation that Is alleged to have netted 11e0 000 a week. Clayton Thomas, 61, of Altamonte Springs, who has a record of three prior lotteryrelated convictions, was also indicted by the statewide grand jury but his trial, scheduled for I" week at Sanford, was continued until the week of Sept. 13 after prosecutrs said a "grocery bag full of money and lottery slips" hasn't been returned from the state's Sanford Crime Lab where the evidence is being checked for ,. - . '-.•.- ••,•, - - - ___ ___ .. ___ _____ ___ . ______ - ____ ________________________________________ . ____ _____ ., ___ _____ th ______ a a JOHN CUNNIFF Movi ng Saves Car $$ State agents also raids in both Orange and Seminole counties on June 30 and the seizing of $4,630 cash and alleged lottery paraphernalia, Defendants entered pleas In 18 cases docketed for trial this week in circuit court at Sanford. Other defendants entering - pleas included: Harry H. Bush, 34, 1710 - COOK ffl • JaIL — Ralph &LM.p,, 22,o( Orange City, pleaded guilty to auto burglary in connection with a CB radio theft and was allowed to remain free on bond pending a court-ordered presentence Investigation (PSI). Meet Bob Hattaway, your State Representative for 131st. 33, Seminole County. Sunday, August 29, 1 to 5 p.m., at the Lake Golden Facility. Enjoy an old-fashioned country . Bar-B-a, and country music! Adults $10. (tax deductible) KIDS FREE! Phone 831-1976 id W bv rNrimian ____ Thomai . TISWW - - Bessle Mae Peader, 36, of Orlando, pleaded guilty to carrying a concealed weapon and was put on two years ProbationBarry D. Thomas, 19,289 Caribe Lane, Oviedo, pleaded guilty to misdemeanor battery and was placed on two years Probation. James Ira Tew, 33, of Woodbridge, Va., pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was sentenced to five years probation. Wayne Edward Swift, 25, of Apo,ft oleaded guilty to receiving a s(h'n CB radio and was allowed to remain free on bond during a PSI. Judge Cowart continued until the week of Oct. 4 the trial of Alonzo HIrd, 18, 534 Aulla St., Oviedo, on a charge of sexual battery in connection With alleged rape of a 19-year-old woman on June 18. The court dismissed three aggravated assault charges against Thomas L Corner, 57, 160 SprIngwood Circle, 1mo0d. In cases docketed for trial this week before Circuit Judge J. William Woodson: — Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook dropped a witness tampering charge against Henry Jim Oliver, 19, of Bird Ave., Midway, after the prosecution was unable to locate George Stewart, a migrant worker who was a witness In a robbery trial. — AlsodroppedbyStateAtty. Abbott Herring's office was a grand larceny charge against Willie R. Brown, 3$, of Orlajido. - - WEATHER WEATHEV. _________________ ' Tuesday's high 93, today's low 7$. Rainfall .19 Inch. Partly cloudy through Thursday with a chance of thundershowers during atteritoon and evening. Highs mostly in the low SOs, lows In the 7Os. Winds east (osoutheast around 10 m.p.h. Rain probability is 40 per cent. TOMORROW'S TIDES Siafard Pile, Chief Bell Butler Presents Officer of the Mouth plaques to Patrolman ILl. Shea Jr., (ceder) for June, and Detective lEa Foster for July as part of a new department pr.grm recognizing officers for "dayto-day extra effort" on the job. Selecthos Is made by a panel of officers considering nominees named by fellow, officers. Citizens wishing to submit recoinmeudatlous can do so by sending a letter to Chief Butler. POLICEMEN REWARDED Burg,lo ry Acquitted A six-member circuit court jury has found a 20-year-old Midway man Innocent of burglary In a one day trial before Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. Jurors acquitted Lamar Mills, who had been accused of breaking into the dwelling of Mrs. Evelyn Smith, Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, on July 24. Mrs. Smith, a divorcee, S testified that she opened her eyes about 4:30 a.m. and looked up to see a man she later Identified as Mills standing over her bed with his face "a foot away" from hers. She said she saw the face for about three seconds SOLID COLOR 5-23 MiS and screamed and a friend, ideatilled as Kirby Cooks, who was sleeping In the same bed, Jumped up and chased the man from the house. Mrs. Smith said she could see thç intruder's face by the light a 60- wtt lightbulb burning In an adjacent bathroom. Cooks testified that he only saw the retreating intruder's hair, height and back as he ran from the house. Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon argued to the Jury that there's "nothiig stronger than eyewitness testimony," but defense attorney George Sprinkel characterized the episode in closing argument as 'the three-second, 60-watt case." 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Fifty- recruits at stock car tricks around the nation, Not a single black, for example, a eight percent of the blacks at ARCO work In blue and it's costing the taxpayers a bundle. advertising campaign to improve their Image. managerial position at Chevron's Calcoholds Division But there's one dory Big Oil Isn't telling In their in New Orleans, where blacks comprise 7.7 per collar Jobs, while twothirds of the blacks In The Army is generously forking over $50,000 a commerclas. cent of the 1,961 person work force. By COfltri5t, white collar Juba handie clerical chores. year to driver Den Prudhomme simple to display The federal agency charged with protecting the black labor force In all Louisiana Is 25 per t Exxon, the world's largest corporation, the recruiting ads on his race cars and on the trailer m minorities from percentage of blacks over the past five years has he uses to transport them. d thU cent of the work force. The 14.1 per cent em American bi&cin esaes has helped keep the a ployment rate among blacks Is double that of the risen from 6 per cent to 8.6 per ant. with the A similar sweetheart deal, worth another secret. EqiI Employm - ,t Opportunity Corn- whitep0pdatIGfl. oil Companies, however, most of the blacks who $50,000 outlay Is "very cost effective," hold white collar jobu were clerks. By contrast, mission EEOCi (ties on the suJect ate marked In a private letter to Rep. Torn Downey, D.. Here are more confidential government r.ily "&msitve fnfornlatiofl —Unauthorized Helease figu 26 per cent of the whites in the same N.Y., who questioned the ad campaign, the res: ategory were clerks. Prohibited. Pentagon explained, "The cars generate conPhilipps Petroleum reported 1,232 blacks, or NotalIo(tbeperolemInywaoowto siderabeIterestIn the argetaudje, ce ofyourig The files reveal that the oil industry lags far 4.6 per cent out of 27,016 employes In 1975. Only men seventeen to twenty-one." behind Ober America 241 of the blacks had white collar Jobs, and 123 of change. Skelly Oil showed a ten-bid me $100,000 bought a lot of other publicity, the the number of black employes 'htwfng and Lrcmotu*a of b.acb. (imily about? per cent of thot were clerical workers. five years. The number of black management brass hats reasoned, because the "sdver: inig the en'ioyes in oil-releateJ indus'-jes, the MciblIOil en.oyed 524 more blacks In 1975 officials at the firm ruse from zero to 68 over benefit is otAslned at r.o extra cu4 each time a &ciunents thow, are blacks. But EEOC ilgures than it did in 1972. Yet blacks still represented period. photograph of a car carrying a Service ad' for all Endustnes reveaJ al that blacks make up 'l 5 only *.2 per Cent of the Mobil work force. Sixtyper cent of the' 40b forct — 33 per cent morr than Footnote: The oil compwiles confirmed th vertislng message appears in a newspaper, five per cent of the blacks in white coll e racing magazine or is feat ured In replay of a in the oil nisiness. positions held secretarial jobs, ar accuracy of the EEOC figures. They defended winning race on television," Ttie government reports itcatc their record, however, contending that minority pj. Shell Oil hind 341 additional blacks over the hiring All of this may well be true. But the Pentagon has increased steadily. The ploy'nent blacks has ineru*ard in the oil In- PaSt three EEOC, failed to explain why the Air Force and the Navy years. But they still make up only 8 meanwhile, has tiled at least sit discrimination manage distry over th e past I)vi, yes. 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Few hlar,ks occupy top employes has remained NAVY" stickers on their cars, and they don't at a r.lat(ve1y constant RACY .iDS: The Pentagon is soliciting young charge the government a penny. - Maximum sentence for the offense Is one year In county Daytona Beach: high 9:17 Holiday Drive, Casselberry, a.m., 928 p.m., low 2:44 a.m., guilty to attempted receiving 3:03 p.m. stolen CB radios. Circuit Judge Port Canaveral: high 8:42 Cowart withheld adjudication a.m., 9:05 p.m., low 2:33 am., of guilt and suspended sentence 2: p.m. Bayport: high 2:45 on the first-degree a.m., 2:45 p.m., low 6:50 a.m., misdemeanor for three years. 9:18 p.m. W" iviulor LJII rirms Lax In Hiring The used electronic surveillance. In ,the lot tery probe that ended with Wdnudpr, COUNTRY fingerprints. JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD 111"Willit Nora 1iofir Fl, 5°° LATEX SELECT LATEX FLAT WALL FINISH SELECT REDWOOD LATEX STAIN 7.97 GAL. 4.97 GAL 2.99 GAL. Super beautiful; fully washable. 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SANITARY NAPKINS • U ANY CARTON OF BORDEN'S U __________ • _________ _ S U I U S U U U U U U LIMIT I WITH COUPON U 900 BUNCHES 0a LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. V U V V V I 921 ANY ½ GAL. BORDEN'S U ' ' 88 U • GOOD AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS AUG. 15. ma THOU SIFT. 1 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY COFFEE :vI 79c Va 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS AUG. 36. 11116 T WITH COUPON FIR FAMILY 1I KRAFT Fresh Green Cabbage KRAFT CHEESE U I II 5 890 Italian Prune Plums Biscuits * U WITH COUPON ON OTHER PAGE LIMIT I WITH COUPON PSI FAMIlY UUIUUUIUUIUIU COUPONUUSIUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUIUUUU U - COUPON UIUUUUUUUIUIUUUUUUUIUUUSUUU COUPONIUSUIUUSUUUUUUUUUUUIUUUUUUU COUPON UUUUIUU.UUUUI WE BUY FROM LOCAL FARMERS U.S. NO. 1 WHITE 10 LB. BAG SUGAR a LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON U • •. BOMB N 49' Mayonnaise POTATOES UU OIL . U BIG CHIEF 3 9 U ma miu sspT.i AUG. is S • - 10 OZ. NESCAFE INSTANT - 9M a •V• _____ Vienna Sausage BARBECUE SAUCE FAMILY LOAF 200Z. LOAF "$ 1 Green Banns WITH COUPON ON NEXT PAGE AND 730 ORDER EXCL CIGS. I I I • LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY p UtLIA SINGLE ROLLS 4/$ 1 • S LBS. EVERCANE U I AUG. 15. ins THOU SIFT. I 5 Pork and Beans Table Treat Corn V Napkins BEER U 0000 AT PAIN £001110, 17001$ cook POT : I FAME VALLEY GEM LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON - JUUUUIUUUIUUUCOUPON IUUUUaUUI.IUUUUIUaUUUI...UU COUPON USIUUUUUUUUUIUUUIUIUUUSUUU COUPON UISUUUaUUSUIUISUaUIUUUIU.UUICOUPON UUIUUUUUUIUU U U -is OL TNT PRO ANT & ROACH U I 20CT. HEFTY TRASH S LBS. GOLD MEDAL 3 LB. PURE VEGETABLE Charcoal OLD MILWAUKEE U AUG. is. ma TNEU $UPT.I LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 4$OLCARUSOPURE VEGETABLE COOKING UU LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I - 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS U GILJ I TIME 62orp a • 0000 AT PAIR AND SNOP STORES U LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY • ____ 679. tW,,N :dk' 21894C PLANTERS Potato Chips OL 69' U -C 4= 49C U ____ 774B. HI-C V LIMIT 3 WITH COUPON AND 730 ORDER EXCL cios. AT PAIN AND SHOP STOEI$ ______ PEPPER wA AND WRAPPED FOR CUT AND WRAPPED FOR YOUR FREEZER FREE LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON AND 7J. ORDER EXCL. CIGS I 4OLLECROYBLACK USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF AV*. CUT TOWELS AUG. 0. 1515 THOU SEPT. $ I AUG. is. isia THOU SEPT, I LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 95c 74 Good Time Franks a 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOp $70$ - UUUIUUIUIIUUCOUpON UUUUUUUIIUUUUyUUURISU.UUU.COUPON USUUSIuUIIIU.IUuaaaaU.u... coupoN UUIUUIIUUUUUUUUUU.auuaI.UUUCOUpON iaasa•a•suaa.. S 2 LB. WELCH'S GRAPE JAM OR • $ QT. HEAVY ALUMINUM 2 LB. BANQUET FRIED . LB. ROBERTS CREAMERY a_ • S a I U U U_AIIlJ JELLY . CHICKEN BUTTER I U U U _____ U U $4cs ._ U 98c U I1d I I LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON LIMIT I WITH COUPON AND 7.50 LIMIT I WITN COUPON LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 730 a ORDER EXCL. dOS. . I GOOD ORDER EXCL CIGS. S AT PAIN AND SHOP STOICS I a 0000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES AUG. Is. ISIS TRUSEPT.I U 0000 AT PAIN AND a AUG. W. I,1a THRU SEPT. I AUG. is. In. THOU SOFT. I LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 4000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STORES U S a LIMIT I WITH COUPON PCI FAMILY AUG. IS. ISiS THOU SEPT. I LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY . LIMIT I WITH COUPON PER FAMILY 5 U UIUUIIISUSIICOUPC)N UUUUUUUIIIUUUIIUUUUUUUIIUU COUPON noun 5II..asset S UIIUUBUSUUIICOUPON IUUUUUIUUUUUUUUUUIUUIIU.UU.COUPON IUUUUUU MESON MEN I YOUNG TENDER CTAw 1 01 8. OR MORE LAZY AGED BEEP . I 1 U LIMIT 2 WITH COUPON *140 7.51 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. V - 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS AUG. 34. IllS THOU SIFT I LIMIT I WITH COUPON FIN FAMILY • CANNED HAM V • - 3LBS.OR MORE I • WITH COUPON I 0000 Al PANIC AND SHOP STOICS AUG. *5. ISIS THOU SEPT. 1 LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY S U U ANY2-lOZ. PGKS.LYKES' USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN • FAMILY PACK I 5 I U U U . I WITH COUPON GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STOICS AUG. 24. IllS THRU SIFT. I LIMIT I WITH COUPON PIN FAMILY I I U . 11 LUNCH UI CUBE STEAK 1 MEAT U S WITH COUPON 5 GOOD AT 'Alk AND SHOP 510115 AUG. 34. IllS THOU SEPT. I LIMIT I WITH COUPON FIR FAMILY 5 ,JII 1I$IISUa5SUSUUIISaIUSUUIUUUUIUUUIIU1SWUIIIIUIIUUIIIIUIUIUIU mISIUl Mono UUIIUI5IUUUIIIasliUUUuUa5IIJ'IaaImRUuU.aIaUUUUU..UUI.U..II 5 bE p ..V ..ic 1 ij cr1'%I,. r j •,V •J( :.,. . •1 IV( 1 .. •V I'.', I V V1 V• ............ 1 VV I- 1 • .............. I/V 4. • ••• V • LV • 1;,. V • I. I �IA-i v.ale• PI.mM, 111u't FL SLONIII - *IIllsy.AhIp$ftL m 1. . - [ THCIORNLOSE WDc*CU I I 9 Mart Wa.'e DOCTOR/BEETLE AND Aoe I ROCF FELl. ON We.e i6tN& ru. EE (AT Z CAN DO FOR - / •..-... I SHAPE 'OIJLL. 4AVE TO fTAND - SHORT)? 4 HOROSCOPE IN L'N - your life. It's the be ether of things to come. Approach toow wt optimism _______ ________________ -- ______ -' -s ARCHIE hv _________ r I j _______ By OSWALD Hardens As Body Ages ich may be establishe(t by law to preserve the public trust a avoid onflicts between Public dies h Schedule -On the effectiv, and private int,rts date of this amendment and until changed l: Full a public dre of financial interests shall mean filing with the secretary of stateby July lot each year a sworn statement showing 1t rth and identifying each asset and liability n escs Of $1,000 and its valu, together with one of the If lowing: a. A copy Of the perSon's most recent federal income tas return; or b. A srn statement which identifies each separate source and amount of income which eace,d $1,000. The forms for such source disclosure ........ a the rules under which they are to be filed shall be prescri ---by the in. '-clep.nd.nt Commission established in subsection (I), are such rut.. .s..ii in.'I..I. -. -- ,iI..,-..__ 0! ..' seCondary sources Of income. (2) Persons holding statewide elective offices shall also file disclosure of 'us- 'ieir linancial interests pursuant to WbtICtion h (1). .) The independem commission provided for in subsection (II shall mean - the Florida Commission on Ethics. and JAMES JACOBY -' points of his own and a fivecard spade suit, but hIs 10 of clubs turned out to be the ke3' card for the stem. That card gave South a sure 12 ck* Coo.ti.. East"West cards since it gave him three sure tricks in each suit. Actually, it gave him four club tricks so that he would have made the stem without one of the other I _____ ui. _ BUGS BUNNY by StOH.I & Nalmdshl N '5 1T1ME T5I'AX D4N A Fft ThAT E!P WE' RAD FE DEAR DR. LAMB - I need some information about my father, who Is 63 years old, 5 Lamb] fed land 160 powids. His blood _________________________________ pressure is 165 over 60. DurIng a recent examination an .X ray showed calcium building up In ________________ the aorta. Will you please give usyour advice on this condition, would tio well to decrease the He takes medicine for his blood rate ef development of fatty. preasure and eats a fat free, no cholederol deposits In other salt diet. srterlesinhisbody.Heneedato DEARREADER-The aorta redrict his calories enough to lathe large artery directly makethispoasible. physical and courses down along the Everyone who can, should have spine until It divides Into the an exercise program, even if it M peoe get older there Is a a diet program when they need PRISCILLA'S POP by Al V.r,,.. artery to calcify. This usually You can't judge by pounds follows a build up of fatty- alone, but there Is a good c1L k-' ___ :'' LI • ,, - •. - ' Success is like a tredsure room I Where jewels and gold are crdmmec For Scmethe door For 5Ome, the door swlnqs open, IS Jammed! ,. CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Larry Lewis ITS A 8AD EVERYBODy SHOW ThEM YOUR. RUN VEAR 10 BE AN IS AGAINST TIES WITH WASHINGTON ON t,W :NCUM8EN1,' ANYONE WrTM AREN'T THAT STRONG RECORC WASHINGTON -RUN ON YOUR TIES.' RECORD,. - . "rrrn cowit... D:CIAn ______________________________________ III °tr*rrrn...m. ert Mail conaist of so,.. iantsp.. flf s•,. i,stIr.s 5 Oaeb•f0e apc,lIat. dIstrict shall liv. at but on. oI.cti oç slvt.4 iran lb. diStrict to lb. s. rio. court _,o is a r..14oe nf tO. dl.t,1cl ii tO. !1.00 o,, rivi 3lItit.t! congiltut, a1)1 Iit)iti . p ahab) a. s.c...ary to a docislon. WO.n nocolals lot caja, i p,o'iitst th. Court fran Convon5o beta... of iS. s SOotios, )qos s.olqo.g so toq.Lrnt, at 4t A Texas reader wants to know the coct openlng bid wIth: src: - a A KQ1057142 V K• K 1024 and lilt makes any difference whether we are velnerable or not in first, second, third or fourth YOU MISSED BOPERCE,NTOF THE SENATE ROLL. CALLS J 4! . FRANK AND ERNEST ho, R*k YkAW. - SMDING HIM OBDIEJ1C O SHOOL, - gwr X WnS RfgRD IT MIGHT DRMpEN __ ______ 'I _._ TUMB LEW E E DS 'w$Krs CANPLES ARE PORt4' Oui AND 1xvu '( S1N 'S TIPIOgONTHE I MSs1VMOUNAJN c. \- -1t1Ps1. /4 _____ His FRIbIDLY • vey the cay ho •at.%i%stnd for :' you lag two clubs as your only Shall Mat ape.aia Ito. tutu caugia of pro'visi..n Of its appsa) iail*.lby Junts "toil i trnc.ilboio threenompyou areung: who Is pus.., upon a. isposinq ut. taprb.ora.nt or fir.ai for LZ*'EZ' 77; /LiX AW4 i irs tv 1LLP LP*4.R 4 iey Sslii, LPA'I& , ) 5' oith a t•'o 1,rildicticn of tO, 5ups'a court to revue,, "csisary to l.o C,4w,,lsto e;orcu.. of it. 1inislscti.n. I __ ___ - ! : 5' NI forth . 55l _________ j.sotic, of t. 01 Sflj vol. o a l2is)lj of Anti,!, 15.11 bar as set ballot, furlS in s. ll(atli '. ,, ,, 5,.S. . ,. , , p;, .. BE IT FURTHER RE)LvEfl that n witS lb. ICI)15le.. 1 . t.i' ir a °mortj I Olbo _________________________________ ______ u ________ o Ut. (045o ui thus .ivalPi.J clot,,. or thu. cooft sot. to V.1.1. or .1 .'ns .n.od, ittev 5U50titut. 'or iou.. _____________________________ • ____ T _________________ ______________________________________________ uorJ _____________________ ____ Wltragaj, it is found awsiicir.altti.. of croJntcu,,ui,ysflL. Solo,,, and - _________ \ _________ _____ , I cun1*y 110 C 'iOOpOotl.._,,s,,,a, _____ • fy ye.,. •eun.ot.io4..,e.Si..,7.,e,,,a .5.AAM4 - , j, t _____________________________________________ ..j1y.ruu.r 50511 1*11 ,,o vaca,cj 00 tOo so I.,.. court or 0u' a - _______ ____ - _____________________________ _____________________ Oana. e__________________________ •rtlon .do.unrur'j O0 bias no. ear oTt., thu. bat, o( ('eø.._.'ainwte...Aee..,wu.s.ad,abe one o Shuns. r,oss oonboo(,J t. •ir°rr It. JOT[* h 7IT1.a1,.1., 4 - ____________ ho It 'auoli huo quov.rrior s.'amil till 05dm s.cancy oo I Court or co0nt I5'5dI•5I5..4C50 by arpomnttriq fora ac:rcuim tsr. snjin1 on (S. th fIrit lmoeid.y January of it. r.r fnIlr..in Silt prioary ." q.s.ral OI.ctio, 000 of lawer ti.. u.r.or. Stat..! by t1, sI,'ropru.t. lujuemal A0.iftatin.j •l.ctmon eSaIl ta v; hosniotlo, lo. itOh 'The early bird gets the So, if you're a worm, it pays to be latel' worm?' to liii lost Julicial offic, for thus •v4 or :1-,. 'o.nru5tuu, iiShboj at iLl. t0 too aygmmnt.*2 t.r. of lb. offt. tsr.. IOoU I,. qh• L t IO U.Itt, is,. Iron t.o• ,ssnco or a vacancy usI..s 10. fermi.) is sst..d.J by I. Iov.roor nor tSr', not to ,a:..4 thinly days. l'mo qov.troor Shall 'u0 nil. ti. l'9Lr'.,r't obt,in .mst dss allot to. scamnatinoa maTt..n C.ttIfiil F I " 'ion. shall bi a Saparat. j..aarisl I1 .UM cO00issidn fO' .1 oy qan.fal lam inc to. slyrs.. Court, court of .pioaL, and oacuo Juimliciol cincost for all tr. ml court. witils tO. I sac' distrICt ('d*tN-) (g 4X , MMT#4IPvE I 60T?! a- CIT/s.) s, ', a, u I7Myi / 1 86 -1 U wocy It ItInirl P?SOLVII, tOil a. P1011: f ) asrt 005 plurpoas, It is i'cIi*o m atats.nt CUiS?I7t1I(!U3. IJwD,%-? o ?5?iCLr V. SZCttO0 ...nbont to ti. Stat. Cnnstitvtici, P. plac..) n. tat .*ct , 5(14 •Iininitin. of sI:in. $,j that om,eh unity roIov.Iont r'i'lanvi,q, roc005truttion, Conaorvation. or at or •l7' or bliqhtj aro lb. spread a' "I..s. aol enS.., 'onsttm,ti,q an •ennanc or social I ability, contripmti,a, no .oero... in tise hi iso, or ispalrmnq sound orh, U) Th• re..I. 0' such rOP.r?y any priva:. porsn tOo r.salo or ci ft of Such proporty P0 to '57 coil So icw, I. U Rs.wJ.,4 se IS. Luw1,ts'o aFl*a.ThsPe 1 a. noat1lj ny At sfltlty Oi or qav.r,taI •n t. '.501,1 by tho LO.lIslat'sr. (i to. State of florida, ThaI to. ao.nds.nla to bCtlo,,a 1 to. croatia,, $.ctio, of Articlo VII of tho Slats Constituti.,, lot foit'i imlow or. uqn..d an.) tn shall Ito 5050111..! to tlso vbeotors a? Pio,m-tn for sporoval to, sa tO. v0n,1 0IOtt ' ru' pmnay..rtti' ya.,e, OSom.ptmnno,. 0,1,5 1 ____ ___ _____ _____ ______ rn.!IcoAL Awyict, I, sryrrm t Propo.i,q an to tO. Otato Constitution to ssttmor(i. 1. laqisiatur, to "ship7 or "sst'.nd say "sb or r,,,, lb. O.ecot branch of nato qoy0rvt ,,t to pro.,,joat.,j en° rrcot4mon a pTOe.dr. too do'.rr.l of a. such 'uiliIdatiOn which cob. or tololatmos•or Is without or in ..c..a of doi.qst,.) beqislati,. authority. Fill in Offj berets,7 of Stat. J. i, 0101 ReaoJtbo0 hio 231 A JOLT ROLUTIO Prepoadg IS. of 15. Slate COUUtoU.. IaUag to creati,, of 3.utio. i f ., t.t. That a. te.atloo of Sattio iisi torta below Is igy.od tO 4 shall beArticle i.t is. Slit. Co*atitimtio. . .'sbsltlol to a. Plidda ,ppro,a at rojorti.,, at As gvn.rul .hcta.s I. ho hsld 10 lflI: of Atrti'cr y WIICELLt0*EOIjS 75'Ailcw 3t(.flO I .. ta. 'ran (hi Thusro shah 0. •'aslly r.eIttpo , this 'l 0, ms.o.na Iw, -nt ta. 'Oam on. POfaon WOO ° .,, dolhirr to too al. t u's' _id5e.t*0d or pqrodo Ir..? 7"r.1 '°nua,nt ha, --,,.st iai 'Sollo . I. - Tasatlra, OOiSnla...tf q.ss.ral I.. roqulation ella a lust valaatiois Of all property o, o.cie.x..0 15104 Or I I soS b' ia.ino.! CII. c 0 Of 150. tlP.o:nay P'ir.uont parc.nI.q. of tOqom0Ira Raw 1 ;we,p . BE IT FUEThjEl RESOL%' of III that In scenrbcie. . a. . SM Ssttlo. II 10 Arid, I at is. S.ioh. co.jo,, 'aP.ayahl. sadsz asp l'nomatal..p. t, ' sf10' ,, .Laary I. 1117, ho traihy fjti$,j by a. p,, 'ensts wart. at 10 scat Stat. c.1t,,L1'lt4 Prvpuaic4 so *naUb'ast I. Articis IV .1 adjiag soctIr 10, aOt.s.tt.z.*p lbs cy.i,j • tilasj mao. cVw-'I5Na_. 1.11 R..ol.Ub b iS. Lntwiaw,. .1 1 *. Stat. 'I find.: 1'S,i to Aritili IV of 15. Si C.a.til,st.ie. Ia II, 17 I. ll11e t.aUrboc.,r s.f tAll 5(55. foe . II "IShof hIll. lanqthl. y.rwmoai Ifn..?t7 f;t valid far ta.aaltoa St S 0p.cifmal Ilvoaloch nay be bsn.jlt skaap,a.-A or p.ual.. spot.. oup-rtasj i4wbal.a,10psrt17 erany n,tirtat.aI shall ot alkrjaagajy 1,15??, pcovid. o.ay iac,,o,, mm, 15. hoa.!it. m.aber. or boOstLtts.,1,, at wvh spotty. e.j, lb. fU4lflg of ss. IUT,aa. Ia fat bomfii0 en SOS It ayta ,.,, tOt st000ditw5 tv.nty'fi,o -' sIt'IIbN •. ' sys&a poedbanm2lshla.p.u..a.hIb0hhlt5 1 lbs awombaMs pro. Ibid or Intalbs ant r,,r,s,t, V 1O".'i) law sot l..o shin 'iv. of Range 29 East as recorded in P1st Book 13, Page 32 of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Mik* Hathaway Chairman Board of County Commissioners Seminole County. Pubiith A. I5'4 Ia) All prop. t ml 'uriulyclit, and m,so'I 500lusiveiy by m fcOwtt.bv. for 'unicipal or '°'P?roo1,,atjnn, o hui : Pah v , owois, Propury outsit. is ioc,t,lLo ViyOVit to lb.. tall? I unit I' which . popu0' c'' pron.rty.5-. usa..! prs'anLnmtoIy for obscaltootil, 1it.rary°,ci.,, C at a . purpoa.i map 0. •.otod by qen,nal and to •v•; disablil, sii oUter p.nally onc at ,. _____ ..-..-- SYC5IiI I. to ho deliver sufficient copies Of toe claim the unincorporated mall one copy to cacti personal territories of Seminole County, representative. Street Lighting District; to b •fl• whom a copy of this Notice of District Oinance; providing required, WITHIN THREE nanc.of th,dist,lct by the Board County Commissioners; providing THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF for maintenanc, and operation of THISNOTlCE,tofileanyobiect they may have that challenges the creating anAdvisory Board; siftIng qualillcations Of the personal forth fiscal and taxation repres.ntalive, or the venue or speclal assessments or taxes within ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the district; and providing OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED construction severability and an WILL 8E FOREVER BARRED. effective date. Date of the fiat pubiicat of this following described areas Of 1976 Seminole County, Florida: Margaret S. Butler The Robin Hill Sdivis1on ated As Personal Representative in Section 12, TOwnship 21 Søuth, of the Estate of Range 29 East as recorded In Plat ELZIE J. BUTLER, Deceased Book II, Page 44; and Robin Hill, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Unit 2 located in Section 12. REPRESENTATIVE: Township 31 South, Rang, 29 East as Wiliiam L. Colbert recorded in Piat Book 11, Page P.O. Box 1330, Sanford, FL areas . 1976 ballot, 1.41 R..i3O' bp IA. Pl7'dteul Jt, Iolstratl,o pona1ti..... iPçrtao,, Of sT"T' ______ contrib'stir1q to 111.4 in 'flue. ..c,sta,i of Stats Joe 0, .b5. .., Flatida, m'ou-l.r..l found and borland of district courts ot ayp.11 iaOait thom..lv.s for r.joctioo. b IPso oluttot. in s q.n.rsl .l.cton av.ry sic 11u.eJoirttfte,olutinfl No. 1709 A Ji 171 T kt' 'ill- ti 71 an on r1a,I I. Suds', , .4 Attn. V ..f tO. s.tt (austutitiuto nIalir. I. JilpIins. r.aov.l sad of _______________ to...i (II 10. cleanamoc,. "Oah1Iitsti,, O rsaid, 0? u psosil. islatyro of 0. Stat, aa provi1.4 Pip Raw. •nOCutiv. bland, nay b. and 1,.. Otoalio, or EYl thu• 1011005.1 - uus. -------- .LJ_" , ___________________________________________________________________ by to. •cpt bliqot throuqh r4svIqos, plans, a4pt,.t for e.ity r.siovoIopo,, t• d dOCiirvt 50 So Matt.rs of Itat. poii and it in's, _________ arid ISO P'vonttris ClvOCerfl, 0. . a, hanat. bitt of this for approvai or rojictt at hold in 1stat, °YoObor loll, lb q000ral slottim,. ____________ Strict, I rtCIAM,r, OP iXI S5C7IO* IS. a co.nt1 _________ o'srq.scy. r kotar-y 'aOoiutbo,s los. $11 a ,. Purr, proposioq an to loctI ii, StUd, 1 of Itt. Slit. C005 titutln,,, to autbori,. 10. toqtoiatgr. to rioUmfy I. at latlo Oro.,Iqat.A by to. •sorotiv. branch aM or 1o'orrs vito rosps f1011jfi,ati00 an4 to prco. for °5pOwslon o ProvidOd by Is.. such fyi. as ________ - otri.. thit that, "tat in coussso, to. stat. sIan an.! VItiOtul ur.,a which corstitot. at a qrowinq .wnac,, inturir'u,s to SO. puhulic h.alt',, safety, ____ _________ IT A JflT 1twtI nrnp'te(nq *00555 tO bet in,,. 1 oil I amod p or nivici. Vt! of tOo itat. Constit0tl,,, tOltj,q to thu. VlujaVinn a! tasatto., of properly 1pm, within certain eany....,ity re"r'.Ioy.nt sr.as and to lb. tinancinq of, ant issuane, Of 'moMs for. e.ualn m.1nit7 rndevolc,p..nt prn,cts, ., Vlunula1 In J•n.rjtnlTu.,:o.j lt• 's.n.T It . uonitj or irnsqTTt .1 alecton, .otbvj ,,Ithu -t' i.L!.jr ( a .lIcIi ,n ot lb. eourriT. to tot n.t,in, a vacanc shalt at otrie. .,.roo thu. -i-i;lilT;-, or to. tar. Loln •anv.t _________________ t , JOINI U. Joint AP1'ICL, o.ta. 1flt taO St.t. Canatitutlo. to prohibit by Jaly thot,f•, tAo to tenbsr of faabl.tta. salari.d .bat. ioy,,,, ttt.. 5t.titvt. 3.pr,rmi, Court. Vule.i in Offir. iiecrvtary of Stat. Way 30. 1 .J -' ho run4act 0 1::: COtusm5 JuJo.) ho... or juslic or OLviD that tao toliaobnq stat.ennt be piared Prapoajq ,. 11101 cool:,1, SIIL"II sjoatk. of 15. 1or unra 1? auth 0U1o., tt, 'bco.diaq 000 portent of too offIcial octInat. of 15. Slate pc,rsi0 for tO. pr.csdInq poor, and prohibit to. is. OtStO .r of partloi... ft.. ouanadt.1 to. psrt o' o r.zi-us. but lb. qovorsor, with to. lPPrOvai of tar.. s.r5 o tao cabla.t. n.1 ho a.tbo,*,od by Is. o os.rqencio, for tao duration of tlineai ps.lt(o,. to asot is... berm shal appear on lb. baiLt as follow, Ppuourg an ndm,nt lo to Il of Ant5.l. V of lb. Stote Con. Otstion to provid, that Pr0ewilti b.f0r0 lb. indioul qusI:(lcti.o. comuisoN, shall b. conflJs.I,al until it. fun1 of formal charg,s acainaj • or J01g. with the Clint of thu Sur,m. J0'ic qu5llfleait1 Court to rutro IS. cow11iu4o to nut. a,.ilshli all intor,*ti., in to Poawvaoo upon r,u.ut of 15. 3pe.5'r of lb. lious. of or the to pe.o14. that :nproJ,,r root:,, sha:i R.pn.suat,,, 041 be color,.) fir e.ma,sI of a jnt or Judgo who,, domonotrat., uaflth.0 to hoi4 offie.. and to prusid, for .,r'm,, n, 15, $uprvt... Court by cirtaim, 1ti. of a district court thu. al.ctoi, iOtOi boyeoo akafl Sot of tb. cabin.t. nay ho a.tSortaoI by is. to szpie. of four mueubiro. IIIPON.d of Iv. OIlS I, (ho official •atto of ISo otato popoisti.. to, yoar and 15. senSor of pan.tt'a at,. Pioval of tha.. masl propo • C, 'rt iri terms alfl g., '' tbeclion and I.r.a... S . t.n iilsItii .1 Artt V, on. m..r of lb. l IptanI ikqf,,u supr,'a _____ '0 - .suJ;s . - - 57$ and lSoroft., lb. 'splay..., e*cZ01iq offIe.,, Oloctad o IA. proco4taq 5 C.rogp lit-_TI. S... court h,U aqoirt a dlØri a naishal who Mail hold oti Ic. dentaq tao pl.a.uro of tOo court and prforp such duties OS court dir.ca, Thoir can.sto, shill S. 11.51 by q000nat Is.. ma tOO urshal .r to .o.cote iS. prac... of ho court thnouqhout tao Mali ha,, thI stat., and in any county nay doputlo. tAo 'ituniff or a doliaty so.rff for ouch purpo.a. ____ 10 County lu4t, thsvn,b,r 3). lt*o 00 5*0 1YPAL P'OV1fl,os 55Cr!. •. aspioy,o....-1 1017 iOf Of il-t Stat. Salarlab stab 31. ui7 Dimmb,r county )udp, anj •iaatit1 Inc . tar. .id5itq on lb. lust D.o.d.y ofl.r to. Stat 'W.r I., in January of tti, year 1011001.1 iii. teat .n.nai .b.ctlon ltutiiu1 it tail us yolr aft., Ira dii. of svPoIOlaon*. ijiiijiiii coOio, Wail. 10 and f'oltv.Ii1$..n. of thi Otortndwovnla2 -.12' riLtrental, tao lb. tlalas.o r-vvjo,o,,. 0 0 0)7' O II which is as follows: I2(a3 of .1irj,d, V. one memb.r of IS. bar .f a. lilalU, of Aicli V. on. bIg. from in diair;ct court, of appeal and of Artiel. V, ohail sap:,, on alit, , ci.,, :'ai or so, bafer, to. .. n. court or °it. ussu. -rita at hanoI coru. a diiirt CO,rl of .qut iy tCilt3u.tics, 1l3o. Cc) CU 5. ii id forth 00r,mb.r3)lp7L rn aM by Gill Fox _____________________________________ _____________________________________ W$ v 11Z4 0t66 &IT1Zzlq lager ctor and a:: ClIt. O S71ZIY / 10687 of doCilion 1s.t proscrIb, I in forth St Aitid, %', ihaj) 'opir, on a distrut court of a ' ostion c.rtift.4 if a district court of app..l to to of tvt.r..t, cc to.t ii in lSr.tt Conflict 4. by Garry Trudeau t5%A Ri- 4W L SRUCE&$yHEI$ SECRETARY OF STATE _______ ., a. w (drn id S utter •iC'. I.1 to dificIly usiso1. to tao uopr.s. co .rt: srJ 155.. 'sit. of Ciftionanl to ciasboø. o.tabii.t,1 by qen•n0 Ma, ii. h.r.i.1 ototiold. $iirisdsclio,, fiusi any _____________ by 1. K. Ryan tori as 5,1 forth viiilition of toil. or tao luc of isv, aol any intoniocutory Orlsr Issitq upon not enough for a slam and br the experts? Write "Ask notr'ump is where I want to the Jacobys" care of this SIDE GUNCES ________________________ of trial courts iao,snq diroctip paaairiq on ISO vaiidut1 May r.viao b cottinrini soy dciaion of lnerable. aorta Is very large the build up calorie program with walking In it does not cause a blockage and keep on losing until there Is Ja4,o..t. and Stat. or f.4.r5 ccoItul,,tion, I'aSiu'.,ts and ort.rs 01 trIal cnt. aba expect him to stop. Thus, foing bid. It aba makes no lead except that of his most interesting questions partner's suit and a desire to will be used in this column pLay notrump. and will receive copies of 3. L5 day of Augif, A.D., ma. (SEAL) - •, $it'a COUftl lion. In case your partner has hand Is too powerful to be SPIRIT. TtiMI that message South's three notrump call answer individual quist1on with today's hand showed 19 ii stamped, s&f.address. tracts by its own elasticity, envelope wIth 50 cents for it. helping to propel the blood Just address your letter to me along for it., own normal cit. in care of this newspaper, P.O. culaflon. This elasticity helps to Box 1551, Radio Qty Station, keep the top blood pressure New York, New York 10019. reading from becoming so high. But, as the elasticity Is lost the aorta behaves more like a rigid pipe. When all the blood squirts out into the rigid aorta, the pressure rises immediately and higher than it would If the aorta were still elastic. So, your father's blood pressure is 165 when in a younger man it would be perhaps less than 130. This does Increase the work of the heart some. Because high blood pressure Is associated with an Increased risk of heart attacks and strokes, I agree It should be treated. Moderate elevation as your father has does not require heroic efforts though as the treatment may be worse than the disease, Your father onoit Ss) 1,, $* rity, COt71_f _____________________________ ________________________________ •• 1-i 1 iiii or i'".r .. e evy oriv.t. orr.o. tosrlt.rI. _______________________________ b s. w ,.ra 1ev. to) r°4o'at.t tlevo ___________________________________________________ Iv orn.ral _______ v walloithe artery -the process needs to lose as mih as in arteries we call pounds of fat. 'rhe does In smaller arteries to the i4er his sun, arowi leg, heart, bean or other parts OF other locations. of the body. Togive you more ormaUon Normally the aorta Is very on blood pressure I am sending elastic. As blood squirts out of you The Health Letter, number the heart into the aorta it just 11, Blood Pressure. Others who stretches to accomodate the want this Information can send solatioit. 'as '5 and SI by tOo lalol,,e of lb. Slat. of rionida, That ts, folilM 'aOftonta to lotions 10 and II of Antirl. V a, are horoby aqr. to .011,Shall ho elsctap• of tOts stat. fo, approval or rel.ctlo., at tOo yenoral Siection So hold in MOvoator I57, bind of • V of iS. list. Coloatligilo,, to p,O,l4. for sl.ctlo, sod rotostlon and torn. of ju.11eio of lb. osspn.wo court and jodqis of district coents of aai and to, ILIISM of '.caacl,. lit auto Offlc.., queens IN TESTIMONY WHER LOF, I have hsreuitø set my hand and Iffixid tfl iko II, (I) cut of the heart to the whole maintain his level ub.tit,i, for S.o.to Joit Phil la Or,, SiusI.,,.1 itawl.. 1. 1521. - - ' _________ By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. I______ IL of the legislature shall Personally renrmar, anoflr perso Or .ntriv t3 ompensal ion Ovri;.. • b$or ¶ny juijijJ trlQpT'imii.r restriction, on olher Public Officers and em. may be established by law. (I) There shall be an independent commission to conduct investigati5 and make public reports on all complaints concerning breach of public trust by public officers or employws riot within the lurisdiction of the (udicial qualifications commission. (Q)ThissectionsloaIlnotb,const,.4t WI N AT B RI D G E Aorta _ Privat•uain and any PeI'son or entity inducings hb tOthestateforallfiflanciai fit recovery andadditidnal damages may be provided by law. Themann,r (d Ay Public Officer or employse o is convicted of a felony invOlvIng a beach of public trust shall be subled to forfeiture of rIgl at privileges be provided by law (C) No member of the legisiatur, or statI elect Off car shall Per. ally represent anoth p or entity for compensation before the gevernmen$ body or agency of which the indivi&al was an officer or _______________________________________________________________ S Publilil Aug. 25, Sept. 25. fla II) e7'tau 2 • .t 4't.riatlrm, o? ti. etortM ao,orn*oi DEC.lmi toot u,. ts 4'o1O5*S,it iqsily .s i 'esaiblo 'ala.. iriI or 0011101 ,iI1ltii Co4y ridunIosE an lta COURT MIDDIE DISTRICT OP d) Iti. aotbor$,o by 1s'ar lao Nofk ishmeby given 11111 leon by a loo-th$rqp vouie, ti ,. to r .a .. FLORIDA OULAN000IVI1IOR_ engaged i business at Crswe's ic!r its, cty y otrtet, ° Case N.. i137.OfI.CI.y Cam Star Rt. 32118. Stafo Road !!90.l O0Ioy oP 7'il payib • fran tin r.viii..o .rIv O% 10 uI t. ! nev •, rerI,oanes com Plaintiff. VS. LOIS HILL and M. t01.It 'a THOMAS HILL. the present FUND FOR THE ELIMINATION ___ hUSb of Lois Hill. Defenny, OF ASYNESI and that I intrd Iv P5 17 PolTin recites that I. a..,r4 ORDER fillip of ,suan4e, by IS. appolnU.g aut%ori on SERVICE iv regersald name rIm me Cle of vitA tao nqwtr... ef 'ho dialtat of Pree..od hor.i. *.ii PUILICATION end at en s haIl.s an foli1 ,I4 the Circuit Court, Siminol. County, top'ny piaco'a.( .1 ddqsalifl0' or Icrspachat.4 . be by 3 IC of StUd. th entiti. cause by ndeuw.wey provlsie of the FIdit grnr,J law a.evsa by a majority ,ct. of IA. m.mb.t*bip of saab hoos. of Isct*'a o tao J Name end 'a'aio, • 0o tao, ,,. 'a1atto.i fat permq0 O$t1oa, its Assistant United etes Afloev, Statutes, To.Wit: ¶orttøø or , In n .4 "o4 Os i.g.;.,q my' lo rnpsbs&a3 0' FlOfid. Sir sz. °'° of 'rtieva of lb. .4 -. J?t', -IS. )to. ' :zev ,eujoct, s tAo 1aa.o ds pshij /.i ag.ivat s jsati., or of evs4o ploi,.4 to eves o1iy - the present husband of Lois Hill. and Publish: Aug. 11, 11.3. Sept. I. on by t5 foact$viy• lb. po, Of f1'ac or ref taevctaq ,. vatS the ikr?, . avyn.. ,'i .f P1db f4 1916 fty on ro. to enforce a lien upon real preperty DEC s.,by or k/un iS. e,,, a. , ahali ho .evI4usW; pn0', how. situate in this DistriCt md desc,ig 11111 1. of tic. aoeTsta of ore', up.. Ftodiue 0/ pr.ho&$. coo.. SUb 1*• fbi (hi '• I5$• 1V 01*5 osIb ittn* Of sa4A /or ,.l eA.rpo. as follows: Lot 21. Block "A" Of _____________________________ .i.lari a IUIsco or JUb. 1101 iMri.. sad 014 IidS. P'o.4jai, JotS1 a0001,, GROVE TERRACE. accoing to 00. Ifl, k/un hi renw*uW* aAsfl be pehIs.. A css.mjasj map wIth 'numenbon roerurring r.sM.ad to 151 Plat Bach 7. at page 42. of the Public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE o.iOWyio. prOçOotaq 'a aspren. reut the to.po,s,, asq.aaio. - :st to Article vi: . Shot. Sat*t,tj.. of u Jsu1., or judg, agaiist Records of Seminole County, SEMINOLE courrrv. FLORIDA who. so, $s.ttoa I rIIIUM ... to banSa for haal, 'ad '.101.4 a sharp,. Ir0 Pd1ap._____ 'ad 10 lbS o.S5 ISO Sipu.. Florida, and It appearing lo me f.,t&ai.,. PROBATE Court that the defendant(s), Thomas File i'-10i HeatherDIVISION it i000l'ad by to. lojtaiato,.. of iS. Stat, of ?io,14, pnimlL- bMso, ISo 0 ski ho ho 76.IIS.CP That tAo foliaotM Idaevijj suit . .o.o.nd.bS, li 1110' o,t IS, ll1o. of 01,151 iSnOf Inhabitants Of flOf found within IN ii aIM 0' ISo npn osoat I Conatitst*00 to Stt*clo of n VII of lb. St.t, of P1o,ig, osai o, polls. rS9d 'aOa to . • the State of Florida and ha not 01 REt ESTATE OP horohy arsod to an4 Mali ________ ho oev.jt.4 to is. 'baton. o st U. p,'ar. oloctien f voluntarily appeared herein, and ELZIE J. BUTLER to ho bald ta sa to) Tb, nosmlido, shall I.,, tion IC to mat.,, ho 'tfsctire 01iat.ly apes fotifteaslo. b7 that p,rsl siice upon them taO Oloctorsi I. all lnforastlo, from all Deceased 5 icgij and JiciaI aga ace.,.f,of4 prni jdu. nbjort 10 lb. nd.s of lb. cos.,4., NOTICE OP ADMINflIATION not predical because his residence TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Al sap tin., o req.i,,j ltc?z IS, honda for 1.°tne end r.haiat of IS. 'p.ah.r of and whefeabocIs are unknown, it lb. houi of r,p,oa.,,,sj,,. or IS. governor, f'etlttt..,. Ciy iunlaç'a. lb. eomator.. 15511 mak• .AIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST if ORDERED that Thomas pu'a ................................................ ..n. C: / °' ' Ca) lb.. aathoni$nd by &, of Iapoattu,,e.t., Iupsaa,o,a, r'sportlnIy, the THE AVE ESTATE AND ALL present husband of Lois HillHill. r.,oa boad. nay ho Iaa,.d appee? • oja vitiwsi an or roftsapo or plead to the complaint herein by OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED 1lorj4 barol. roforrod to ii fajj Up.. of lihsM. of facflhtj'a I. lb. , and in eousaiaaloe, lb. supNm0 rvurt nay ordor thaI""°'' (a) lb. balk, Tbo honda ssaii ho aocor.d by a p101,. of and default thereof the Court will YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED • jp, be Pnia.rtiy fun cli.01 by IpPreprialt e.P,ia*10 .saii ho iii or any port of ro,,.. ho r0ThO?01 fr0s. Otfic. with t.tinatlo. fl5aaCtnq, oporation on saio of 10 be dorivod trpsyatto of compensatie. fir wWf,I or p,n,ist.nt falls,, Ia. proc• to the hearing and ad. that the administration of me estate a5 faciliti.., perfo his duties or ton .tb.r antAud iinhecuuolnp a or to.. iudicatien Of this suit as if Thomas of ELZIE J. BUTLER. deceased, lOvOli000 Or aunts that nap bo ioqaily r't a womb., f t • Judiciary dnuosil.tnou,, 0 pe.u.t Hill, lhlpresint husband of Lois 4s f Iaosdos llu,s*u•a. I. £014 oFfls. or ho union. pending indtildiM tSv0510 Iran 0' valor.. •vailohio had Hill Fil. Number 11Cp, ous.r laItilti.., o, l7 retired for any Piman.ut dli*5I,t, that wfloo.X lawns,,,. 0115 bun served with proceo4 in the in the "ircuit Court for Seminole say ccatlnatio. thor.oI (bio5 coilocftvoly roforrsi to a. ' POrfomosaco of hi. dvu.L M.to,., •plod,od rov'...I State Of Florida. County. Florida. Probate Division. but only to the a. PO' " Cc) / • /0.1k, . /.I, •bait bond. Shall ho iae,ad sal..,, 11.1. fluni I. extent PCOvldad for by SectiOn 1, the address of which is North Park ,,, ,,_,,. lao, tea'anab .// .10 lube,., I.Js. wArn c.nJ.e..dawou,i,ai.. poo, or. a dotorP.iaatlen that 1. en slots Title 31, Avenue, Seminole county Cour. Sinlco '01'lrrnat, NI/IloOo. United States COd. it of th. boil. pr.psoo4 ftolaIal poor viii tAo dati ho ia.,.d a. ii s's., further ORDERED thel notice of thous., Sailord. FL. The PerSonal of IS. eewutiwio,,, IS. availabi. for patunt of 00th suprom. court may •wpor4 lb. joitic, or judgu fiw offir,, with or liSt "twit. noqwir.e, *0 4sf t..i by law. wtthoat epensaa, pindiug final dPiorm,nsjo, aflbolaquiry, States Marshal in a newspaper of MARGARET S. BUTLER. whose (4) The total bonds OotOUadiiq address Is 613 Laurel Avenue, general circulation in Seminole Ofl.ø ahaii act 0*0.01 (1) Tb. powor of ,om.v,l soof.,re by fiscal pint, sise,o,o,,, to v 151, stioa shall be County, Florida,oncea rIM for six Sanlond, FL. TM name and addrga alt.r.aU,, and u(oU,. to lb. pew.r of lmp.ah,.,i and to It I? ronora o.2ot (6) consecutive weeks, commencing Of the personal tepres.ntativ.'s Power.? $mpuulen by 15. po?rThor and removal by that In acc.ofaac. with tao roqsirlo of lOCtion 101.151, FlorIda Statst.., tho satotanco on Auoust 11, 1916. DONE AND ettcrn are fOrth be. St Is. (A) Niis.toii.1aop Mn.I. shall aypoar en to boli.t a. ORDERED at Orlando, Florida. this All persons having daims or oF (ht /actg.g •/ Ow, of Pins. who the i°Ad oF pureed..g. IA• /'abai Propsios as flrd day of JULY, m76. demands ageinst the bp ate are fn.I,Fsi Siam. to Anic. Vile? (ho liii, coaa'ita,*oo P'nido a se a juts •1 it. ivy,... eearf $oci1esig5 authonI1o, t ., rtodi. if required. WITHIN THREE MON. GEORGE C. YOUNG lbs isaoao of if soab s.srt aUm.hflp a.0 ho dl.qul?q,,4 to fisasco or "linasco boost.1 arid hoods to 11* an THS socerod FROM United States District Jue i..,., THE DATE OF THE P'rUy by ploIqod rovonoos at rolat.d factlttt.a Ia florida. 5 l ill pe.und..1 $Aeri. coac,r.j,g saeh lt aa1 to iSa sasnal bo.4 yen., sad Publish: Aug. 11. Ia, 2L Sept. l.a. 1$. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS Ue.s,?..e.s.flf.,.104,5,,,.,..Aifhoe,nd,n.4 Uaittai lb. bead, ohich nay ho owtat'a.1 In owo fIssal 1971 NOTICE, to file with the cle Of the 'I a. 'nt. thu J0'.. .,t*. n'n. of IS. •wt. .1 Fdn DEC.61 wool ..a., a (.a.re .1 j.ds.i.t:Uba.t fbI in OUtco above court a wrlften statet of .f,r, a. "fy11 1.4,. F., perp.... • Socrolorv of Slot. is.. in, ipp, any claim or demand they may 4to,.,5 •/ •veA i. it. ....s (Ave. be NOTICE OP PURLICHEAIIN. Sonata Joist hoSol,tlø.'a, 255 .4g.. ___ of ny.01 is..,. . jUb,of title. a. jobp.. have. Each claim must bum e iting .4p, IA. jodg, en p.4g.. Frey. (A. jima, sssek,,4 es.ev,l or ,n,t .5.14 JO and must indicat, the bails for the oz erneo.to I. i...,oj p.s.,.,, $. NOTICE Is hereby 'a to Arsiels *7 the .,.si asp sent eli.! e,vc,,j j.4,. ii s.4.r luacifipol,.. Stat. UOt*t,tt... given that a claim, the name and address of the i'a 5oct10. j Public Hearing wilib. held in Room creditor or 57$ jy4,. us! 4 tMraftp, tM ..r ofS. Pr*iblttaq by laZy.-I, s his agent or allorney, fiil.tboo,.55101 atat. mnyoso f s..A1, to 2S3in the 'SemInole Coutey pse,j. tO. ocot ..i ...., cAi./di.,m.Ih.4 çour. POrt of M. out. pat n' and the am,t claimed, If the j.d. en /u4,.. ihill $0 PtI i/ osUene., ProSibitiny *5. aMor of cart-tm. tata 'spicy,.. Sanfor Florida, f •.,5 4a.y,&./•,4 onos.diaq to. pr.'a of thIef n'l .4ge. claim s yetdue, tue datewh*n It I. l-t 1oy,o., Board of COunty Commisslona's ij SCIIFDULE ro sgcr,OM Is_ Of 'a t 'a'aio. by to will become due shall be stated. if Seminole County, Florida. at 10:00 the ctolm of to. Itat. of Vio,U., is contingent or A•M. on Septemey la. 1976. or as IA. fo11s.j odsoa to Articb, IT of iSo State uniuidated,' thC nature of the unsoon as possible thereaf,er otit.t , abail ho sppolat0' 10 certainty shall be stated. it me t felli.,,p Of _________________________________________________________ a - - - - - ____ ______ CORSTJT%mOWAI. AkUwM? AlflcLZ IV ?roiui a, II. I, Cwz SSII uolt.I and .u.Ir r-'--____ ____ W ____ api for t. taMi 1s..isl, M aJiratIr of i - 1h TI. nimbi,, of lb. JaIIelil qanlltleaft,p, to,a,iailo. ihali "no N. menber of lb. rmnml,j00 a juatic. or judpo shall ho eligihi. fo tat. JudaI ethic, so loopiop an he I. a 'amber of IS. for. period of two nan thimfi,,, N. •.nnber .1 IS. ouialiatcn g5 hold n a pitt pany or p.tipiU in sy for jdM ow. mapolgi for J.d1ela sills. and hold ihal offiro. Tb. cenwIats $ballounoftIs,,,,,,Itobs .t tho JOIICIsi iunc.u.. reicaioo nat .Mj.at ta abel) be s.bjid 10 n.m,,ai fn lb. ns.4os1ev peut to lb. pni.ic,, of ArIdlY, boriS..?, F1s.ida C050tltutloe. (1) - - - ____ • (3) Fly. slid.,, who ruid. Is lb. .t.t.. who hi,. aunt hold judicial offlnor be,, m.mb.n. of lb. bar of Florida, and who shill ho by lb. porn..,. - - IflM NsraM SM,d, FL ____ flti1ui,A IL N1 _____ ____ _____ _____ S Uili ,ls. ., ., I II.4, -I ___ ____ ____ ___ u .f m. _ ,., aM the ailftoilr. tIe hIet apuki. , 'F ii I.i.i. ____ TI. rm. 'FM. *e.Iora Mu a s _____________________________________________________ :ri. _____________________________________________________ ___________________________________ ______________________________________________ __________________________________________ 'ax 'ac* or ; _____________________________________ JQeLL.. 1W ___________________________________________________ w.iects a' 'ay b. ert Iv 5) Two union who nail. in lb. slot., who cr0 mo.hor, of lb ho, Phortla. and who ifl ho ,hoiu by lbs ps,j b.,.fofYloflda; y of ISO and OYeesIhallfilefullandpubiiCdiniu,.,ofthelrfinh,i (b) All eleded PubIlc officers and candites for such offices Shall I ii, full and publ dre of their campeign finances, financial involvements will are llkal7• ,, 'a. ______________________________________________________________ ur.iect.,_____________________________________________________ _______________________________ ________________________________________________ III Two of dlit oorta of .pp.s1 wI.4.l by ISo Jedgos .,.,t s j,, by lb. 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WHEREAS, The Peopi, Pursuant to Article Xi, SectiOn 3, of me Con5titti0n of the State of FlorIda, hiVi petitioned to hav$ an amendment to the Con titJin of the State of Fi submlfled General Election to be held on November 2. lIla; and to the eiedcrs at ffi WHEREAS, the Legislatu, ot i7 an i Joint Reselutlone Opoting amendments to the Constitution of the Stat, Florida, and they d determine and direct that the said Joint R5opt be submlfteo to tue NOvember 2. 1916; NOW, T HEREFORE.,, BRUCE A. SMATHERS, cretaryof Stat,of MeStateet FloridadohIrygiv,flotith held in ea COUnty in Florida, on General Election Wilibe the First TUiSday alter the First onay in November, which date is NovembK 2, l91, for the ratlficat of the Initiative and Joint Resolutions proposing am,ndmenis or to the ConstItution ot the State Of Florida: vii: Article II. Section us created to read: Ethics in Government A public office is a Public trust, The people shall have right:the right to Secure a sustain that trust againet abuse. To assure this TOURBIRTIIDAY Aug. IS, IBIS New pla fl CL aig2aalulsoundeawa1tycutia ____________________________________________ ________________________________ __________________________________________ ______ NOTICI OFILEIONS - - - - -1 thi IMIOdnV.I, to Iid4o, 5 if AdkI. V of Iho SIMs Coj*t,. t$iqe M forth b.o. . . . . b. .1 Flidda for appr,nI or ftJtl,, at lb. g, nss .fIdou I. ho hdd I. Ns,ss,y 97, or, If a,tho, by th,o,4o,,j,, .1 lb. a.MorJJ, ' ho,,, .. ,j ouo. RaM P,ItI: PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMINDMINTSTOIRveT,00N LIBRA (Sept. 22.Ot 22) year. Though you mlgt4 not be People with whom you have Eri1E the giob.,____ shout tnlp1 - - - 8.,s - LsgoI Notice IGrainof-- 40peratic.ong 10 EStISIIInQ (poet.) mountain For Thursday, August 26, 1q76 ____ __________________________________________ ' 14 Reduce __________ IS MM. untIdy 53 Lltrsry genre _________ _________ be t ow qulcy that ______________________ . 11) (Mah VeVes _________ $ 17 Water barrier _________ ______ You could be II Possess 12______ Recent at Australian bed casa an ____ 20 HIndu weight t3Sia bIrd 34 Cergyinen aP.P1O (.2Nov. 22) U APVItIY lead IE1I _______ guard I Azial cylinder you have a new letired th respect 38 Carrier (colt) 24 ireland In wants 21 To the 39 Spai gift TAUftUR (April 2 B.dI e..40 Buenos-May ') bepsdaaoat.eenie 29 Makes vigilant 3 Gaelic 22 Canine Membere et the oppoilti 41 Remunerates 32 Soft fOund 4 chemioal Good • madness 43 Owns should find you' espeCially thbs c happen! cap suM. 23 Vote in 43 Epoch 33 GIve back appealing today Don't be S Offers 24 Heath genus 44 Footwlpers 34 Predlcamsn BAG TARIUB (Nov. 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Sometimes you have to pr - _____ ID) U ac (FebJMm PP r you show a wlllleUco? -- - today, you med yotw benefit yo Yo will be - jI it 34 1 flfl (Aug. by Art Ssnas,,, BEETLE BAILEY Taste Buds j _________________ __ 42 Garment pen _____________________ ________ ACROSI s11 tart... il Cs7,Il I A*TICL* IT £ZECI.'l'TVE ansas Cawn,i.,.,..y,,0 be .,o.to.j DEC 21 _______ ______ ___ _______ _______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. CUlT iN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. NO. 7e-i3.CA4 FEDERAL NATIONAL MaR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, CLARENCE E. *R15, JR., WiNTER SPRINGS. al Dc ersdants. FLORIDA NOTICE OP Notice of Public searing FORECLOSURE SALE TO WHOM IT AY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by pursuant to a Summary Final theCityCounciIoftMCityofWlnt Springs, Florida, that said City Judgment 01 FofecIa.re dated the Council will hold a public hearing at 30th gust, and entered Cat. No. ?6-13-CAO9.G of the 1:30 pm or as soon thereafter as Circuit Court Of the Eighteenth possible, on Monday. September an Judicial Circuit in and tar Seminole 1,76. to Consider the adopt of Ordinance by the City of Winter Counly. Florida, wherein Springs, Florida, litle of which is as FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. follows TGAGE ASSOCIATION. is Plaintiff, CLARENE E. WIRTS. JR a k a AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. FLORIDA, CLARENCE ELLW000 WIRT5, SUBMITTING AN AMENDMENT JR and if married WIRTS. ygo .... Nut .,f. -' "°°'' I will J.. I uurc SUb OF THE sell -0 the highest an best bidder for CHARTER OF THE CITY OF cash at the Front WINTER SPRINGS CALLING West Door of the FOR A GENERAL ELECTION TO Seminole County Courttoaus,, at Sanford, Florida, at 1100 o'clock VOTE UPON CHARTER AMEfID MENTS SEVERABILITY AND AM., On the 10th day of Septombe, 1916. PIe lollowing described EFFECTIVE DATE. A copy of slid Ordinanc, shall be property as set forth in said Sum available at the Oftic. of the City mary Final Judgment, to wit. lot II. OF THE COLONNADES. Clerk of the City Of Winter Springs 2nd Section. according So the Plat Florida, for all persons desiring tPIeref, as recor examine the same, In plat book 16. Pogi II, Of the ?Ubiic records of All Interaited parties are inV it to attend and be heard ed Seminole County, Florida. a ha 120 THIS NOTICE is fob. Published In Clossters Coie. Casselberry Florida, together with WestinoPIous, the Evening Humid a new DAT EL) this 20th day Of August 1976 ' City of Winter Springs, Florida By - Mar Noro • City CIer GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE 616 E. Seman Blvd. Altamont, Swings. Ft. Attorney for City PUblish: Aug 25 LP76 DEC.130 Luaair. inside Unit iMo. CDLOflFEJ), Condenser Unit Outside (NO ECDO2IGKA) located therein and ttoer.on DATED this 20th daV 0* August 1976 (Seal) Arthur H. BIcIwith, Jr Clerk of t'V Circt.ul Ccurl By Cherry Kay Tfa,ij Oepijly Clerk Publish Au 25. 1976 p ->'.- fp i 0 I L!I4.0'. ",Vl.nI ,. .'e l ..•.L. . ..... .5 5it �TM-ivsslq IISVSW. 1sfsit P1.Wu1*u*y, *.,,stfl, ma . E~Ce; iI Houston Throws Hat Into SWC, But Expects No' Miracle SICSIdSI a Wills) DALLAS (AP)- The UnIyer. sity of Houston gets Its Southwest Conference football hap then this fail and the league Is expecting so many strong teams the Cougars could be hard-pressed to finish in the first division. Texas, Arkansas, and Texas AIiM-the SWC ti. champloni- are again loaded and yon can add talented Baylor and Texas Tech to the list of teams with title por.slbWtles. Texas Christian Is at least a year away. Only Rice and Southern Methodist, teams with new head coaches, appear to have no chance, After a five-year waiting perInd while the Cougars played out their independent schedule, Coach Bill Yeoman sees an op. best in enthusiasm on his turn, . lloIUtCfl fell on hard times last year, winning Just two garnet "Last year's losing season has not tempered our enthuslasm, but l Imagine we'll go into the conference race with a little more sober attitude than we had earlier," said Yeoman. "It might temper the enthuslasm of some of those conference teams about us though. "I don't think they'll be all wild-eyed and putted op when they play us like they would have been In the past." The favorite's role clearly fails on Texas Coach Darrell Royal and perhaps one of the swiftest Longhorn teams he has tutored. Speethurners Johnny Jones, the C(yrnplc trackman, and sophomore Johnny Jones, who burned Colorado in the Bluehornet Bowl, will flank perhaps the fastest fullback in the coun- try, nagged Earl Campbell. "I think our only problem Is at quarterback where we are Young and inexperienced," says Royal, who hopes sophomore Ted Constanso matures into a take-charge leader. Linebackers Bill Hamilton and Rick Fenlaw anchor a Longhorn defense that could be one of the best in the country. Royal says "From what I we and hear, everyone should have a little better team than they had a year ago. I have no idea how it's going to come out and Isn't it nice that I don't?" Arkansas, which whipped Georgia 31-10 in the Cotton Bowl, will feature a solid detense and a high-octane offense with a big question mark at quarterback. Sophomore Ron Calcagni Is the top hope there. Coach Frank Broyles says "19Th was one of the mod rewarding seasons we have had, and it was one of the most satiiiylng because we were awfully low after the Texas game." The SWC race will likely not be settled until Dec. 4 when Arkansas and Texas collide in a nationally televised night game from Memorial Stadium in Austin. The Texas Aggles, owning the top defense in the nation in 1175, hope to overcome the psychological shellshock of winnIng 10 games in a row then losing to Arkansas In a showdown for the Cotton Bowl and eventually to Southern Cal in the Liberty Bowl. The Aggles return another hard-hitting defense but a suspect offense despite the presence of 230-pound fullback George Woodard and the most sought after schoolboy running Seaboard j To Host L Tourney -_--..._` Seaver ,.,- Ends --1 - By The Auodated Press Seaboard Coastline softball team will be relegated to the role of pinch-hitter for this weekend's softball tournament at Fort Mellon Park. decision, 'A couple of years ago, if I Seaver, 104, struck oat eight had gone through one .if these and walked only one in beating streaks, I might have gone the Giants for the seventh time through the roof," said a re. in a lOW since 1974. Roy Stalger drove In two lieved Tom Seaver. Mets runs with a single and a Seaver, the long-time pitthing ace of the New York sacrifice fly* Mets, had ended one of the mossDodgers 6, Expssl Burt Hooton registered his frustrating periods of iIs first victory sinCe Aug. 3 and his Wustrlousmajorleague career, firing a four-hitter and beating fourth shutout of the season, scattering seven hits, striking the San Fra ncisco Giants 4 Tuesday night for his first victory since July 6. "I didn't despair," Soarer said, "because I had been Pitching well. The main thing I IM ANGELES (AP) -Walt could do was be consistent, and Alston has been managing the I had done that." Los Angeles Dodgers for 23 In between victories, Seaver years and It's taken the boo had started seven times, and birds that long to get to him, the Mets had lost each time. He But they've finally succeeded. was charged with four of the The local newspapers and radefeats, two by shutouts and dlo talk shows have been one by one rim. In his three no. swamped recentlywith letters decisions, the Mets dropped all and calls sharply criticizing Althree games by one rim, two in stan, who began his career at extra Innings -Including a 1-0 the Dodger helm in 1954 when S The six-team, double-eliminationtourney begins Friday night at 6:30 with a game between Orlando Whiteside and the Seminole Community College faculty. At 8 follows the Snyder NurseryOrlando Fix IN Fix game. . seball senior quarterback Rickey Wemon to carry the load In a prodyle offense but over the Mustang, are shy In talent. Rice's new Coach Homer Rice's Rice has Installed a wide-open offense featuring quarterback Tommy Kramer, a gifted senior.. "Our depth Is not among the nation's best so we must stay relatively free," says Rice's Rice. On the independent _front, North Texas State launches Its most ambitious schedule ever following a 7-4 season with victories over Tennessee and Houston. The Mean Green plays such tough foes as Mississippi State, Texas, MU, Oklahoma State, and Florida State. Coach Hayden Fry will have on hand such talent as middle guard Walter Q'anan. (Nest: Best) out seven and walking only one in pitching the Dodgers past Montreal. PkflUes It, Braves 3 PhiladelphIa pitcher Steve Carlton, 16-4, scattered seven hits over eight innings for his sixth consecutive victory and helped his cause with three hits and three runs batted In. Padres 7' Pirates Mike lyle singled twice, cfrlvIng in four runs for the first Second round games follow on the Fort Mellon Field, Saturday's last game starting at 9 p.m. Sunday's championship game is slated to begin at 2. There Is no 4Admiulon charge to the game, sponsored by the, board Coátllne team. . - '. the team was in Brooklyn. The fans are frustrated. Theyexpected a pennant this year - or at the very least, a club that would be in contention all the way. Instead, the Dodgers are nine games back of Cincinnati in the National League West and their fasts, who've turned out 2 million strong - the largest At. tendance in the malors are - - L1 Lake Howell High School football players, getting down to the nittyiiitty is working toward a Sept. 10 season opener at Mount Dora, mix It up at their practice field In Oviedo. Above, Randy 1"Be form with thumbs out on an over-the-shoulder with defending. Pruitt tur ns ball carrier below, being dragged to a halt. Not Out Yet, Shrink Royals' Lead To 7V2 Games By The Associated Press The Oakland A's have been counted out more times than Joe Louis' old Bum of the Month Club, but somehow the count always stops short of the knockout number. "They've tried to count us out M3 of times but they haven't reached 10 yet," Manager Chuck Tanner said after the A's beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-4 Tuesday night on Gene Tenace's tie-breaking homer in the eighth liming. "We keep coming off the floor and coming back at them." The peiple the A's keep coming back at are the Kansas Qty Royals, 2-I losers to the Cleveland Indians. The Royals' lead over the A's In the American League West shrank to 7 game wlmthig strnk trimmed tow hits and retiring the Last 13 the deficit to seven games. batters he faced. It went to 91i during a little Yankees 5, Twins 4 slump last weekend, but the A's Rookie Willie Randolph sliced off two games during the greeted Minnesota relief ace last two days while winnI Bill Campbell with a tie-breakthe 15th time In the last 20. ing three-run double in the sevTenace, who has been pLiylng enth inning and scored what first base rather than catching proved to be the winner on while recovering from a jam- Mickey Rivers' triple. Campmed thumb, hit the first pitch bell replaced Eddie Bane after from Wayne Garland in the the Yankees loaded the bases eighth Inning for his 14th home with none out on Chris Chambrun, snapping the 4-4 tie. Lee liss' double, a single by Graig May's two-run homer In Nettles and a walk to Otto Vebottom of the seventh his leL 23rd pulled the Orioles into Doyle Alexander held the the tie. May also had a run- Twins to eight hits, Including scoring single while Joe Rudi sore-kneed Tony Oliva's tworun drove in three rims for Oakland pinch h.imer in the ninth, before with two singles and a sacrifice needing last-out help from fly. Grant Jackson, Indians 2, Royal. 1 Angel- 6, Red Sex 5 ganift Rick Waits fired a three-hitTerry humphrey's ninth-InMost observers, Including the ter while batterymate Ray ning double following it single Royal., thought the five-time Vasse drove in the winning rtn by Dave Collins 1l'.Ced the champion A's were finished with a fourth-inning single. winning rim and saftitil when they fell 12 games behind Royal. ace Dennis Leonard also erJirnWil1ouhfrj with his 10th earlier this month. But a nine- went the route, giving up just Ios In 32 dedslonj. Canton - - Fisk hit a two-run homer for Boston. White Sox 12, TIgers 7 Shortstop Mark Wagner and second baseman Jerry Manuel, Detroit's rookie double play combination cmn1ttei two errors apiece as Chicago rallied for seven runs In the ninth inning. The Lead rim scored on Jerry Hairston's second sacrifice fly of the game and Bill Stein, P. s 1Iy and Jim Spencer singled home insurance runs. Detroit's Bill Freehan hit his 200th career homer. Brewers 1, Ràngersl Tim Johnson looped a single to center field with one out in the Ih Inning to score Darrell Porter from second base and Five the Brewers their triumph behind the ave-hit pitching of Jerry Augustine. Porter Led off with a single and was sacrificed to stcond before Johnson delivered his third saigle of the game. -- Carl Sêlrnei. came." ns ng la - 00 - - Harness Racing th as - ,, . W 71 63 62 59 -i;-_.'j.' ,, i"zrpf' ''!ert---t--wr.r. Be, Bright (4)340 3.20; 3. Vicars (Becker); 3. Armbro Jamie Randy, S. Mark Below, 6. Coowi Rocket (7) 3.50; Q (3-6)5)0.10; T (3. (Seiders); 3. Backfire Bayel (Rau); Finny, 7. True Faith, I. UFO Jot ) $211.10; 0.0. (3.3) $32.00; T Fast and Easy (Faga); S. Rudy ELEVENTH-1. Lou Win, 2:10:1. Adams (Peters*"), ii. Belandger;7, Northern Friend,). E.C. Tuttle, THIRD- 1. LiabilIty (Mike T.J. Q (Dvonacek); 5. C U Later Sam Talon, S. Treats, 6. The Lo Crank) (6) 25.60 6.60 3.40; 2. Miss (Vandervort). Guide' 7. Ruth Roady, I. Mill Artistic (7) 6.60 5.00; 3. Johnny EIGHTH - 1. Senators Tina Schenk. Minbar (2) 4.33; Q (7) $99.70 1 (4 (Vancieryort); 2. Curt Jubilee TWELFTH- 1. Aunjn, 2. Ku 7aIlJ $373.10; 1 2:10:1. (Kimball); 3. Ocala Star Fly Luke, 3. Worthy Will, 1. Just Ph FOURTH- 1. Rebelnidg, Rob (Jefferson); 1. Ace Hill (Bereinak); Verge, S. Bit of Grace, 6. Noun (Robert Peters) (1) S. Birdie H. Volo (Bridges); 6. Party Countess, I. Becky Sue, I. Budzoo Jericho C (2) 2.60 2.310; I. Camden Juny (Taylor); I. Ma(orette L. Bar Kelly. Jody (6) 3.20; 0 (I -2) 11.30; T (I .2-6) (Serbes); U. Governor Del Lee 203.40; 1 2:11:1. (Tarp). FIFTH- I. Fly Bye Wick (Dick NINTH - 1. Racto (SlIders); 7. Xurtzworth) (2) 3.00 3.10 2.40; 2. Mtlgo (Petersen); 3. Bubba East JahAIai 5.sm Drucker (3) SIC 3.70; 3. Proud (Rauch); 1. Honey Nugget Mac Win (1) 1.10; 0(25))0.40, T (3. (Provost); S. Howard Champ DAYTONA REACH S-i) 73.00; 1 2:09:7, (Kurtzworth); 6. Dandy Thing TUESDAY RESULTS SIXTH- I. Moon Time (Mike (Taylor); 7. Pines Bluff (Ruggles); Crank) (5)3.004.70340; 3. Argo S. Caroline Calgary (Nielsen). FIRST - I. Solos Lorenzo ( (6) 3.40 4.50; 3. Newtown Gay (7) TENTH - 1. Shawnee Win 1.10, 4.10; 2. Victor.GoodwI 16.00; 0(56)32.60; T (531) 2236.60; (Brainard); 2. Speedy Tracer 10.00, (7) 13.20,6.20;). Bob Diagj(1) SIC 1 2:10:1. (Sliders); 3. Santa Girl (Adams); 37.20; P (27) $02.00. SEVENTH-1,1.1fftejodi (Dennis 1. Or. Speodabit (Ruggles); S. 0 (24) SECOND - I. Barquin.Ovy (1 350; Bourgeois) (7) 5.40 3.10 3 Clever Astre (Ormsby); 6. Lisa Lie Jeans First (6) 1.00 3.20; 3. .J H .. (ihlenfeid); 7. Sumter Princess 14-80-18-20, 11.50; 2. Nestor-Lorenz (1) 6.50, 3.60; 3. VictorEgurbu (3 (Tarpy); S. Knowing When (Sen. 6.70; Firebyrd (5)3.00; Q (24) 19.20; ( 0 (4 6) 64.00; P (6-1) 127.50; I 43) 212.10; T 2:09:1. bet). Q (27 with 4-6) 637.60 EIGHTH- 1. 0. Loin Kim (Don THIRD - I. NeStOr.Sarduy (3 Brainard) (2) 7.00 3.50 3.20; 2. Argo 12.00,600, 3.00; 2. Solos. Rocfolfo (1 Angus (I) 5.00 6.00; 3. Cumban Dog Racing 3.20, 310; 3. MultilIa Davalos (6 Frisco (1)7.20; 0 (1-2) 20.60; 1 (2). DAYTONA BEACH 310; 0 (1.3) 36.10; P (3 1) 132.00. 4) 64080; 3:1:33:1, TUESDAY RESULTS FOURTH - I. Gasti 11 IS) 12.$C NINTH-I. Edt Buddy (lid Rau) FIRST- I. Aim (1) 1100, 6.00, 7.20.6.10; 2. Solana (6) 7.60, 1.40, 3 (6)1003,33310, 2. Drip Dry (5) 3.00 3.00; 2. Colonel Lucky (2) 1.50, 4,70; Paco (3) 1.00; 0 (6, I) 57.00; P IS 1.50; 3. Mr. Badev, (1) 3.20; 0 (5.5) 3. Back Door (5) 7.50; 0 (1 2)1510: $77.30; DO (3-I) 25500 1000. T 16 SO 617.10; T 2:09; 230.50; P (I-)) 63.10; 31.36. FIFTH - 1. Marti Cobian (6. 1 1.36:1. SECOND-Sandy Time (3) 2)00, 13.60, 6.10; 2. Apraiu.Ect,ani TENTH- 1. Breezy Sal (Herst,.Il 10.50, 5.40; 2. Shonda Lee (7) 7.00, 13.40, (1) 5.33, 3.50. 3. isasa-Elorri Hall) (1) 3.10 3.40 2.50; 2. Drexel 6.10; 3. Snazzy Rocket (2) 6.00; Q (5. 7 20; 0 J4 6) 39.60; P (6.4) $5.20.(3Trudy (1) 4.20 3.00; 3. Shehsrelld, 7) $5.60; P ($-fl 311.70; 1 (5.7.2) SIXTH - I. Victor Lorento (41 (5) 760; Q (4 7) 2120; T (7-4 3) 3,712.00; DD (iS) 139,10; 3I.45. 5.50, 1,40, 3.20; 2. Galdos-Ovy (S. A- 1,337; Handle.-. $3,3 THIRD - 1.'Volare (3) 10.00. 7.10, 560. 4.20; 3. Barquln.Goodwin (3 4.$O:'2;'O, Nitro (1) 7.10, 1.4Ot 3. 310; 0(43)77,00; P (4.5) 324.10; DC flqa B. Royal (7) 3.00. Q5(,3) (64) N.1 21.70; P (311 96.60; 1 (31.7) $76.00 SEVENTH -I. GaldosCobian (S. Croorns Drills 14.00.6.90. 4.10; 2. Marti-Wally (S) FOURTH -1. Cracking Chick (7) 900, 150; 3. Victor.Boniguen (II 7.40.1 40, 7.60; 2. C. R. Sue (1) 4.10. 5.50; 0 (2I) 39.00; P (2-5) 135.00. Twice Daily 3.60; 3. Capricious (5) 170 Q (fl EIGHTH - I. Apraiz.Mandlola $6000 P (7-1)61 50; T (7-4.5) 135.6a, (5) 17.10. 13.00, 5.50; 2. Mar1132.01. Rodolfo (2) 4.10,3.20; 3. lsasa.Wally Crooms High School FIFTH - I. %iadds Krlsti III (I) 3.600 (7-5) 21.50; P (5.2) 11.10; freshman football coach Barry 1610.7 oo,s.00; 2.3. Damon (7)5.30, 80 (2$ .. 'h 25) 763.20. Wenhold has called practice for 420. 3. Wind Sock (6) 340 NINTH - 1. Boniguen (I) 22b, (7$) players on this year's team 57.00; P is 7)172.50; 1 ($76) 321.00. 0.20,7.50; 2. MutilIa (1) 16.20.9.30;). 31.12. Apraiz(I) 320; Q(4S) $51.00; P (5. twice daily untIl school begIns, SIXTH - I. Peggy Fallon 9.50. 1)117.50 working out 8:30-10:30 a.m. and 1.40, 7.60. 2. Penrose Whynot 5, TENTH - 1. Bob Goodwin (4) 260; 3. Rancer 3.20; 0 (57) 21.10; P 1900. 620. 560; 7. BarqumnDavalos 2:30-4:38 p.m. (1) S.W. 3.10 3. JUIian.Loreno (1) 5) $0.10; T (731)217.40; 39.07. Crooms Is drilling for a Sept. (I SEVENTH -1. Ex Pane (7) &.20, 1.20; 0(21)1200; P(43) $13.70; 00 20 opener at Lake Brantley. 300. 2.50; 2. Ricki Cox (0) 7.50. 340; (I 1) 335.10. 3. B. B's Pusher (2) 540' 0 (7-8) ELEVENTH - I. Orbe.Diaga (0) 33 10; P (75) 72.5); 1 (752) 231.00: 1660. 10.00. 610; 2. isasa.C,oros (3) 3)74, $2.00, 13.20; 3. Galdos-Mandiola (1) Smith, Craig EIGHTH - I. Jersey Jane (6) 3.60; Q IS 8) 1560; P (6.5) $03.50. 16.40, 7.00. 12.00. 7. Rebozo (1) 9.10, TWELFTH -1. Is.asa-Rodoifo (7) 3.60; 3. Dolly M. (I) 310. Q (1.4) 2050. 500, 6.10; 2, Apra 11 Boniguen VVin Dogfight 61 .10, P164)171 90. T (6.4 1) 343.60; (5) 910, 3.60; 3. Orbe-Sardej1 (4) 35.53. 610; Q (7 5) 35.40; P (2 I) $06.30 Big NINTH - 1. Vera Gann (5) 17.10. Q is S with all 2) 07.50, IS with all Ed Smith and Bill Craig 740. 2 80; 7. Thousand (7) 14.20. 5) 116.40. captured Tuesday's dogfight 380; 3. Jay Joker (1) 260. 0 is lournarnentat Mayfair Country 6000; P1371)54,70; 1 (57 1)30300; Club, posting a best-ball score 31.62. TENTH 1. Jack Tryon (5) 550. of 29 to post a one-stroke vie.. 140.240; 2. Wee monde (3) 1300. tory. 7,00;) Moneychanger (5) 2.60; Q (3 Finishing second were Larry 5) $6.10: p5 1) 305 50. 1 (5-3 I) 60 31 20 Johnson and Bill Woodard with 525ELEVENTH Gene Austin (3) a 30, while H.M. Brooks and 960. 570. 360: 2. Florida Buck (1) George Billups were third with 550. 620; 3 Thomas Thomas (7) L Pct. as New York 4 .607 I - Baltimore 60 SI? 1)',, Cleveland 62 .500 13 Detroit 45 .116 16 ', Boston .172 16", ,WiIwkee $3 43 west Ken City 73 19 .605 Dakland 6157 344 7' Imisota 62 64.497 II "as SI 67 .164 Il',, alilornia 53 7$ 437 hIcago 55 71 131 21 Tuesday's Results California 6, Boston Oakland S. Baltimore i Cleveland 2. Kansas City i New York 5, Minnesota i Chicago 13, Detroit 7 Milwaukee I. Texas o-io in not Today's Games California (Kirkwood 59) at Boston (Tiant 1410), (n) Kansas City (Hauler 3-7) at Cleveland (Bibby tS), In) Minnesota (Redfern 3-1) at New York (Figueroa IS 7), In) Chicago (Barrios t o.. troll (Fidrych 14 5), in) Milwaukee (Travers 11.10) at Texas (Biyleven 1013), (n) Oakland (Mitchell IS) at Bal. tlmori (RMay 99) In) Thursday's Gem, Kansas City at Boston, () Only game scheduled 1 Major League Leaders ..... American BATTING (300 at bats)- Mc Rae, KC. 333; G.Bnett, KC, .34), .eFIori. Ott, .326; Carew, Mm, 375. Bostock. Mm, 321 RUNS-R.Whit,, PlY. $3. - LeFlore. Del, SO; Rivers, NY. 00. Dtis. KC. 00; G.Bret?, KC, 79 RUNS BATTED IN-L.May, Ba), Chambliss, MY. 02; Mayberry, 52; Rejackcn. 8aI, 50; MunPlY, so, HITS-G.Brett, KC. $72. LeFlore, $36; Carew, Mm. 157; Cham bliss. NY, 119; Rivers, NY. Ill. DOUBLES-OtiS, KC. 31; McRae. .C. 25; Rivers. NY, 21, C.Brett. KC, 77; Centy, Cl., 26; Rudi, Oak, 26 TRIPLES-C. Brett, KC, $2; Garner, Oak, II; Carew, Mm, 9; LeFlore. Dat, 5; Bumbry, Bal, 7; 1. PoQuette. KC. 1 HOME RUNS-Bando, Oak, 21; L May. Oat. 23. Reiackson. Bal, 22; C Nettles, NY, 21. Hendrick. dc. STOLEN BASES-North. Oak, 60; LeF lore. Del, 4. Baylor, Oak, IS. Campaneris, Oak, IS; Patek. XC, tI .1. PITCHING (I) Decisions)W.Camobell. Mm. I)). $11. 326 z'l Garland. Sal, 154, 159. 740 Fidrych, Del. S. .737, 2.22 conard, KC. 136, .714. 326 Bird. 'XC. 1)3, 44 5. 310 E Figuoa. er NV, IS-?. 657. 291 0 Ellis. NY. 126. .641, Bibby, . , s. ., 3.19. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 210; Tanana. Cal. III. Blyleen. Tex, 171. Hunler, NY, 131, Eckirslty. dc. Iii. 3.54 $1,000 ASSESSED VALUATION). BATTING 4300 at bats)- John 4stOne, PPl. 343. Morgan, Cm. Midlock. Chi, .335. C Maddox, Phi, .331. Gniffey. Cm, . 329. RUNS-Rose. Cm. 106. Griffey, in, 97. Morgan. Cm. 91. Schmidt. Phi, 92, Morday, Chi, IS RUNS BATTED IN- C Faster, ON THURSDAY, THE 2nd DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A.D. - - 320. Q (3 1)72.00; P (3-1) 555.50; T a 31. National League A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE INCREASE WILL BE HELD A 's MIAMI (AP) Rowdies Sidetracked By Metros TO INCREASE YOUR PROPERTY TAXES BY 4.84 PER (' ..d4 PER TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - , THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, PROPOSES CENT. FIIST-1.Conetooae. aid. 2. RacIng Cloud (GUI); 3. Ocala I On Sunday, an uncharacterlstically irate Alston got into a shouting match with a In. cal sports editor who bad writ ten a column calling for the end of Aldon's reign. Alston called the writer an "ovsritnff.iI rd" NOTICE OF TAX INCREASE MIXING IT UP TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Watson , . C ii Miami 's Selmer Optimistic, Realistic - 5OFdL 91 Cm, I0; Morga n, Cm Phi, 13; LUZin$ki, Phi, Si; Seriously, Selmer hopes one yards, provides an option NATIONAL LEAGUE FIRST-. 1. Texas Leaguer. 2. has a 24 record behind him HlT5-..p And he's not complaining of three players will be able to threat. Cm, 144; MOfJ liii Paddy Wak (Vandevenler); sunny o.ii, i. Peggy Wet, 4. All, 153; SuCPtnej-, LA, IS); after his first year as head about his material, Steady Pat (Kornens); s. Adid Ramblin Scamp, S. Daytona W L solve the qiwrterbsckhag probPcI. OR LA. 151, O.Fost.r. The two biggest pluses for Lad, 6. football coach at the U Ii cm . 52 II '1 think we do have some len this year Pompey (NeVer), 6. Seminole Guy Kiseta Farrow. 7. JImi Zip. I. Rita of nive rsity 4$? DO UBLES....MadInCk ChI, 3); senior Frank Selmer are naming back Ottis ( LYrm)7.DebbieHimDe(Roy),,. Ann. 61 37 .3 15', JOhr,sto,, Phi, 31; Zitli, Miami. But as fall practice pretty good talent," he said. Clover, almost E.J. Baker Anderson a York Iron City Nancy (Regur). 64 61 .313 19 Pgh, 3. nd dafe ive tickle SECOND- I. Brown Mold, 2. Simmons. SL, i; Foil, Non, 27. beams Selmer says he's as ccli- But as has been the case in Fe- or Junior George Mason. Louis SECOND 3 6 .455 26 I. Prince Desmond Dasher, 3. Ketso Queen, i. Kid Eddie Edwards. Ciii, fl. Rose, Clgo midic as he is realistic. (DvoraceI); 3. Stratton (Britton); Coach, S. BUSY Mr. B.6. cent years, workouts began 54 70 .444 fl', Clover, playi behind Kary Redonna TRIPLES.....D Cash Phi.10 Anderson, a 6-foot-1, 195 trial 3. J.M. Captain (Page); 1. Notion One, 7. Whlppendeal, U. Classic "It's1 4 It .345 39 afetosaywe'rep ot Geronimo, Cm, $0; Tyson , gowitha search lots No.1 quarRaker the last two years, has pounder, carried the ball $7 Well StL, Time (PatterSon); S. Flyer Farong Curt.. lug to win them all," said Sel- terbeck. W.Davii, 50, 9; 0 Park,,' pgj, cinnatl completed41o(74pa.ises foraa tlmesasa freshmanandgaln,d 50 47 .630 •. (Jo); . Ea gl e THIRD-1. Pat Kellon, 2. Stenn.tt, Pgh, I mer, facing a schedule that in. Ang firson); 7. Flying Hank (Kurtz. Raggedy Rose, 3. Jim Tara, 4. Ed's "I've been here for four years yards and three touchdowns, 70 53 .540 9 eludes 5 yards, an average gala of HOME RUNS_Ki,,,.,en NY , 0;.go road games with Colors, and I've fomid out we haven't but has also suffered three .0 i, Schmid?, Phi, 3 C. Foiter, Ciri, . worth ); I. Gypsy Schuyler (Udelfi. Moon Dust, S. Perfect Debbie. 6. uston THIRD yards. Against Notre 61 67 .477 i,,., Morgan. Cm, 25; Monday 1. He Gone (Van. RIddel, 7. Just Leigh, I. Eddie's up. do, Nebraska, Notre Dame, had a quarterback since George intercept kms. , Chi anti si io us dervort); 7. Top Reward; 3. FOURTH-I. Barlow, 2. Ramble, Fran Dame, he led Miami with 97 BASES....TaV,rC Pgh, Saundei-s Echo (Shell); 1. Pittsburgh and Florida and a Mira and we may not have one 53 . $ml StrIder, 4. End, 5. Carol 433 33 £4,STOLEN MasoncompletedopjySof3l yards In 13 carries while Ms Regal Brock, Sti., 11; Morgan, Eden h,, Tuesday's Results (Neely); S. Ben Z (Berry); . game wi Cm, 44. me th Penn State. until George's son cornea up," passesforgyardsafl(flJ two teammates CO(flp(l Va SI Coco, I. Quality Fair, Cedeno, Min, 10; Lopes, I Chicago 3 LA, ed a net loss Enough Time; 7. Burns Guy Lady Amy. But Selmer has 38 players re-- Selmer joked about PITCHING Ill Declslons)_ (Bereunak); PhiladelphIa 11, Atlanta 2 local interceptions In limited action of 19 yards. S. DIIion Art FIFTH- 1. Trusting, 2. Bar Rhode,,, LA, 11 , s turning and drew hope from criticism St. Louis i, Cincinnati i 3, .546, 3.01 Canton, of (Grimes. Fors.ox, 3. D.S. Jackpot, 4. Pixie p*4 UM quar- lad year. E.J. Baker Is conPhi, 161, .500, 3.09 Edwards, a &4oct4, Ian Diego 7, Pittsburgh Alcaia, last year's disastj(,us cam FOURTH ID), 1. JIm's Dream Whiz; S. Cappy's Short, 6. 6. SlIver 3 terbecks. "We hope he (Mira'a sidered a strong passer and, pound se .70, 1.41 Undenv, ew York 1, Sin P1,1, 9j, 7 (SIca) 2. cinnamon Missy I ReIlly); B., I. Anton io's Goddess, nior, has 4.8 speed to paign. Last SUSOfl included a son) hurries up." I. Fast Franco 0 3.21 Norman, Cm, III, .733 with 9.6-second speed over 1 as Angeles 3. Mighty Mouth; 1. Fiukey Luke RisIng, Montreal 0 go with his size. EastwIck, Cm, 53, .727, to h ug -l7 lo ss to national (Fags); S. Romeo AdIO (Ormsby); Tally's Comes 2.07 Cande. SIXTH- 1. Joblil's Skydrot, 2. Champ Mile, Pgh, 135. .7k, 3.31 Koosrnan, 6. Pan Byrd (Newman); Oklahoma and IS-Il setY. Indian Gen teel Gina,). Printer Express. 1 Houston (Larson 34) at Chi. NY, 167, .49, o (Burns 10.13) back Lang (Ihienfeld); I. Cheryl Grattan Wei Wel Wong, S. Delbana Time, 6. to Florida, and strong first STR IKEOUTS....Seaver, NY, 157; New York (LOIIch 7.12) (Brainard). Nap's Jeff; 7. ChUCkle Faith, • halls in losses to Nebraska (31J.Rlchard, Mtn, 161; Montetusco n Francio (Halicki 1013) FIFTH-i. Varsity Bomb (Gill); Wright Flyer. .1 SF, Ill; Koosman, NY, 133; 2. Strong (Kurtlwoijti); 3. Joshua 16), Colorado (23-10) and Navy PhivadeIphi SEVENTH- 1. B's Sigler, 2. son 10- Mssrsmjp,, All, 133. (Chri sten at Atlanta (Nlekro 13-9), (n) (Strong); 1. Frisky Patrick (Met. Spec. Watch, 1. Top (17-16). Fern, 4. So Pittsburgh (Kison 95) at San TAMPA (AP) Celia); S. Aubrey Time (Faga); 6. Lonesim, Li t, S . Peco Rockln, 6. is game," said ut thBilecki, as who ut Rowdies, last year's NASL 'Ourplayersnevergaveop," defense played supeth,""Our sap Private Line (lhlenfeld); 1 Bullet Keith Geiger, I. Melody Time, S. (Griffin 7.5), in) sat o much of e se on b Selmer said. "They were Montrail (Rogers SI)) at Los Freight (Brainard); S. Nibs Brat Riling Hope. champs, Toronto heads to (Munti). Angeles (Rau 11.10), In) fun to Toronto Metro goalie Zeljko RI- didn't show It Tuesday night coach on Monday." EIGHTH-i. Pat Luke, 2. Dream Seattle for t he Soccer Bowl on SEMINOLE SIXTH Only games scheduled 1. Wlnnh,, lecki after he made 12 saves In the Met ros scored two flrsthalf Saturday. Th Tina Acre, 3. Mac's George, 1. Penrose Selmer,aMismIassIstt (Regur); 2. Ocala Betm. (Parr); TUESDAY'S RESULTS e Metros will meet Thursday's Games Oct, S. Prize Plqeon,6. Glad,?. Dark for the Metros' 2.oNortj. Houston at Chicago two pre th 3. Marion Sleek (Crank), 1. Nifty Lament, S. See Secrets. vi o us ye e winner of tonight's game s ars, ai d, "This Soccer League playoff vi ctory to claim th . Philadelphia FIRSTai e NASL Atlantic bet ween Minnesota and San NINTH- 1. MetrIc Mat., 2 Cincinnati, 54idi) (5) I. Hello Dere, (Joe Lady Byrd (Konwrs); S. Men football squad Is In bett er In) 11.101.402.50; 2. Mutiny 5tev (Vandervort); 6. Freedom Rockin Lulu, 3. So Lonesome shape over the Tampa Bay Rowdies. Conference title. Joe, 1. than any we have had since K. B. (1) 3.00310;) Bright Mm (2) Trail (Vandeventer); 7. CoaImon Merit, S. Wrangled, 6. Jose for the Pacific Conference Only games scheduled I "They were saving me for Canadian After dethroning 1.40; Q (45) $14,1; T 1:36:4. Fritz (Bridges); the title. ~'. ,~, ~ - Squaw Byrtle Bowl, 7. Just toe, I. Cadet Chartey. aqIrft,f LEAGU E — -.... . •''.C. crra,,t - TENTH- I . We'npani, 7. Cm Ta.,!e, ..s .'Y)- --5-t. time in a year, in pacing the Padres' offense. Aafrs 4, Ciba 3 Bob Watson was Houston's hitting star. He singled, triggering a two-run second inning, and doubled to drive ina run In the fifth. , p 1 St. Louis' Pete Falcoce stymied Cincinnati's slumping West Division leaders on five hits. crying for Aldon's scalp. The man they apparently have selected as his successor Is third base coach Tommy La. 1T±aia *,g. IS.1974-HA 1 - - .... _ ;Ii Mtn, 7. Boo Birds Get To Alston On Saturday, kicking off action Is a 9 am. tilt between Eldridge Standard and Lake Helen Merchants. At 10:30 New Smyrna Beach Mission Gardens faces a Leesburg entry. The tournament is of a "pick-up" nature, that is, teams may pick up players from other teams for the three-day, double-elimination affair at the park on Lake Monroe. depth at most positions, an ont standing offensive line and a desire to get back Into the bowl business are On big Uthig, ge-ing for the Sears," says coach Grant Teaff. "Arkansu, Texas, Texas AIiM, Texas Tech and Baylor I think have good teams returning and you can't overlook the others for a minute." Texas Tech Coach Steve Sloan Is excited about his offense but is concerned about his graduatlon.dedmated defense. "11w main strength of our team will be the over-ill re. turning experience of the offensive unit," says Sloan. Texas Qslstlan Coach Jim Sbofner says, "We're getting Into the position where we can compete" after a disastrous 1175 campaIgn that produced only one victory. At Southern Methodist, new coach Ron Meyer Is cowling on -IS- SaMsrt Pt. Iwg "wall' D rou hta . 0 4-H lifer Tops Giants . In the event one of the teams are not able to come, Seaboard will participate In the tournament. However, it will not be the same team which breezed through both halves of Sanford's Metro Slow-Pitch Softball League, however. Most players are playing for other teams or on vacation. back In the state, Curtis Dickey. "I thought we had an excellent season," said AIiM Coach Emory Bellard. "We re. turn a solid nucleus of starters. I think more than two or three teams have a good shot at the championship. It looks like nearly all of our conference opposition will be stronger in 1176." That's certainly the case at Baylor which hosts Houston in a regionally televised SWC opener Sept. 11. Injured quarterback Mark Jackson returns healthy after animvesprIngu does tifiback Cleveland Franklin, who established a school single season rushing record of 1,112 yards last year. However, Franklin was one of the big ciiiprtts as the Bears lost 38 of 65 fumbles. "Maturity, experienced :'TiI (34 7) 595 50 31.51 TWELFTH -I, Bold Admiral (S) 360,3.60.240; 2. First Class (1) 3 40, 2.60; 3. Cousin Kim (5) 5 50; Q P atriots Trim Ros tter er To 5 1 670. P is 1) 16.70; 1 (S- I -Il 9350. U. A - 7.615: Handle - SMITHFIELD, R.I. (AP) New England Patriots trimmed their National Football League roster to 51, waiving three veterans and idling - The 1976 AT 7:30 P.M., AT THE CASSELBERRY CITY three others. horse around Those waived included linebacker Maury Damkroger, defensive lineman Marty Imhoff, and running back Leon Crossw. bite. Patriots Coach Chuck Fair, banks said he had put secondyear defensive lineman Pete Cusick on the injured reserve list. Running back Andy Johnson An exciting evening and tight end Bob Windsor were put on the pre-season inactive Come HALL, 95 LAKE TRIPLET DRIVE, CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA. Dated: August 23, 1976. of fantastic fun and delicious dining. By: G.K. Christensen Ten races nightly rain or shine Mayor - Post time 8:00 Dining room opens 6:30 H.gh*iy Il 92 i n Casseberry Phone $31.1140 fo,cIbIo,. rSiSr',ItCfl3 Attest: Mary W. Hawthorne list. Fairbanks also waived rookie wide receiver Dave Quehi; rookie linebacker Donnie Thomas, and free agents Kim Rudmck of Noire Dame, a defensive back, and Doug Payton of Colorado, an of- fensive lineman. Connors Triumphs BROOKLINE, Mass. City Clerk - To P. seeded Jimmy Connors defeated Sieve Kruievitz of B,$ltl- HARNE$$ flACIWAY - I- - more, 7-5, 6.4, in an opening round match at the 1125.000 U.S. Pro Tennis Championship. W "(09W *06" DEPARTMENT STORE 213 E. FIRST ST. p), 322.4712 SANFORD PLAZA WINTER PARK MALL. 00cm 0 ins 149 mi.'n. Mediy ltsru Saturday )pen3unday i:btoS:iOp.m, C41410.1 tint,, Ph. 323-1570 Store nfl, 33j) OpsnIa rn to 9 P.M. M,)nday mmu Satumay OpeuSunl.y 1:50 lo5:3pm. Cataiog Center Ph. 644.$344 Store Ph. 5474333 I . C ' I Il ,AV . 'l T ' y ' . ' .. , . , .. 5A , ;r _ p ' I' . I .5 p.. .5j'i I I 5. i '.. . 1_i t\_t*. , ' ' . I....................... .. .. . "'V, : '; :Ij.,,.:. r .................... ,T ,' 5 ,l J I 5L I i '1' ' .... ,,.... .. . .... ...................' • ' ............1r.., ' " ..................... . ' . - .. :,. ........... .............•'......'_,...... ,. - •'2 r I F _, , , �smlq knrt FL lsuiy. AuseaLu, 1Th Scott, Morris Have New Homes; Blanda On Waivers i iYVilla AUsda fall ft= the sidelines this preseason 2751pimder who Was the situation uanyone," said a jg troll out running beck Mile The trim-down date sent cluding cornerback Mel Shy, eight weeks. The Vitirans WO heading for watching rookie Fred Steinfort player chosen In the N' Rondy CoIbeil, a defrnslve Lions 5lEkCflW. Taylor to the Houston Oilers for many 'me" players Into the guard John NIland and defeiim Washington as mod, while the take over the Raiders' kicking college draft, Dr. Edwin 8. Guise, the team two undisclosed draft choices; ranks of the unexnploye, ilve Kermit Alexander, on the back obtained In the veteran .1. "old man" may finally be chores. location draft, was waived by piysIcan, said Taylor had . Houston picked ' running Uugh lnlury4roubled Detroit Injured reserved list, tajIi ii ip pai,i.' '£ U1 i vary rur iuig TwTe back Joe Dawkins and oflen- running back Steve Owens sent The New England Patriots the Seattle Seallaw, while lerea a noapuai on Monday and 'P Washington Redskins Coach as an Insurance policy in case ha given ' sive tackle Dave Simonson himself there byannowicfng his waived seven players, In- Houston released wide recelv- asked for help. "He Is very George Allen, In an attempt to the other kicker can't cut it," points as Washington has lost from the New York Giants; the retirement. eluding veterans linebacker en Mike Montgomery and tired and Just worn out," Guise repair his posies defense by said Blonde on Monday, three of Its four preseason Dallas Cowboys sent wide reMaury Damkroger, defensive Steve Largent along with punt- said. Houston cut defensive lmpos1jng prov talent, oh lathig that he would be re-- games. celver Cornelius Greene to Bubbs Smith. Washington re- lineman Marty Imhoff and er Leroy Clark. Houston Coach O.A. "Bum' tamed saisty Joki Scott from leased. "It's been friLltratlng Miami, besides sending Scott Seattle, and the Los Rams leased running back Moses running beck Leon Qosswhfte, The Dolphins placed wide re--Phillips said If Taylor, theV the Miami Dolphins and and discouraging for me after to the "Over4he-Hill Gang" in traded cater Pon Kecman and Denson, linebacker Lonnie while the New York Jets celver Freddie Solomon on On Lions' all-time leading rusher, ieslvv end John Matuaxak all the years I've helped this Washington, shuffled running cornerback Gregg Butler to the Warwick, safety Spencer released five players, including preseason Inactive list because coukbi't report to the Oilers, Qty Chiefs, team back Mercury Morris off to e Philadelphia Eagles. Davis, defensive end Len Greg Gantt, the worst punter In of injuries, as did the Chicago the trade would be negated In 0111111110d, the Raiders re-- After scoring 2,(X2 points In San Diego Chargers for an unFor the 30 established teams, Burnham and quarterback Pat the American Conference last Bears with defensive end Roger Besides Taylor and Owens, POiiy u the old man 340 games over 30 years, disclosed draft pick. Both Scott the midnight roster limit was Sullivan, a former Heismann season. Stillwell. the 30-year-old former Hels411-YeAr-Old George B1111111de — Blanda said it was unlikely any and Morris had asked to be 49 players plus late-reporters Trophy Winner. Shortly after the Lions sent mand Trophy winner who has San Diego lost rookie running On wWvm as the uatIonal other team would be Interested traded, from the College AllStar The Philadelphia Eagles back Joe Washington, who will Taylor to the Oilers, the Detroit been out of action since Novem. Football , with in him. They'd have to "be Game. For Tamps Bay and placed fullbatk Tony Baker, undergo surgery for torn knee running back was discovered in her 1974 when he injured his 01cy... newcomers nuts, he said. Dolphins Coach Don Shula Seattle, the expansion entries, tackle Rich Glover and kicker- cartilage. The Chargers' No. I a hospital with what doctors de- left knee, Detroit may lose anSeattle and Tamps Bay, Known for his preference of said Tuesday a tentative agree. the llmft remained at 60 plus wide receiver David Ray on draft pick, the former Okla. scribed as I'mental fatigue." other veteran. Quarterback Hill& nd whiftw their rodersl to vet erans, ment has been made to bring All-Stars, waivers. and five payers, inhome star Is expected to be out "We're as surprised about Munson has asked to be traded. ck BUOSiICOntI g of players by mèight ssay 49 high retirement to dwm up Miamis Blonde, who Jolned the NFL draft choice for defensive back veteran Ni Richards Notwithstanding, 4 Men Neffers More. Excit ing SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (AP) The 30-year-old Rotnanlan - Despite the frequent wipre- proved it Tuesday night at the dictabllity of me Nastase, one Tennis Week Open by disposing thing is certain when he steps of John Lloyd of Great Britain, on the tm1scow1: he's Instant 6.3, In 55 minutes. fxoc( that men players are far With his all-around game. superior and more exciting Nastase showed why he and the than women players - Renee other top male players reign Richards notwithstanding. supreme on the court. At 1.1 in the first set, the defending champion ran off five ,straight games. About one-half hour later, he sat down with the handful of reporters left over coLuMBus, Ohio (AP) — from the less exciting Caroline Ron Ullyct, a seven-year veter- Stoll-Renee Richards afternoon an player with the Fort Wayne match to talk about tennis's Komets, has been named coach latest phenomenon. of the Colwnbua Owls, also of "So people come to watch the International Hockey 'him' play," Nastase said, ree League. ferring to Dr. Richards, the 42ferring The announcement was made year-old transsexual eye SurTuesday by Owls owner and geon from Newport Beach, Capresident Al SavW. lif. "What do you think, I'm The 30-year-old Ullyot re- Jealous?" places Moe Bartoli, who will When he arrived at the Orcontinue as Owls' general man- ange Lawn Tennis Club on Sanager. day for some practice, Nastase Ullyot Is a graduate of the was asked what affect Dr. University of Michigan. His fa- Richards' presence would have ther, Ken Ullyot, Is executive on his publicity. "I have too low vice president and general an image to lose my publicity," manager of the Koenots. he said. Columbus Owls Name Ullyot Tournament director Gene Scott, whose acceptance of Dr. Richards' entry led to the withdrawal of 25 women players, said, "The people come to see Nastase play, and that's the way it should be." Scott noted that the evening session was a sellout crowd of 3,600, while the afternoon Dr. Richards match drew only 2,200. In that match Dr. Richards, who underwent a sex change operation last year, came back to beat Miss Stoll, a 15-year-old high school junior from Livingston, N.J., 6-2, 04,6-1. Dr. Richards will face Kathy Harter of Seal Beach, Calif., in the quarter-finals on Thursday. Miss Harter, , beat Mickle Larkin of South Orange, N.J., 61, 6.1, on Tuesday. Nastase returned to center court today against fast-serving Cohn Dibley of Australia. Other second-round men's action pitted Vitas Gerulaltis of Kings Point, N.Y., against Bala?s Taroczy of Hungary and Vijay Amrltraj of India against Larry Gottfried of Fort Lauderdale. VVOM 'g Nsral& SasNr,FL P 1 r '.00K' -__________ r The Wee ee k 0 Italian ' ) 1L . Flavor Dr. Norman A Helfrich Jr.)." many .accompllshinents, abs As eeoftiye secretary- has completed two Celebrity treasurer he Chung King cooking School gourmet Corp. i one of brow Jeno,j courses directed by Chef enterprises man ogelbscher, owner of Liz arrived in Sanford, the Le Cordon Bleu. 'Celrv Citaj of n creating. her super b to Procure celery for the sinefUhus,sa variety of Oriental foods fl 1 . S ices r Her U . i . ishes diced turp 1-4 ap finely shreddedcabbige 2 eggs sUghily beaten butter and set aside to cool. Add S4 cup flow eggs and yesal ad 3 cup Ow. Mix together first S Beat well then add r,tahth (Ipprosimately) 3 1P on tpspper stiff dough by adding flour a dough Is satiny. Place In cup At A ftL Use Mom of greased bowl and let rim sustil flour to knead dough on floured double in bulk (about 2 bows). board tiU mooth, elastic, and Sc&ld c. in heavy suoseWsall wsv all wceg very, very r Rum CHICKEN pieces and stretch dongh to butter and cook for about 5 and reared (at the near- I small fryer, cut up By DORIS DIETRICH paniq minutes. Then add butter and Poverty level) In Hibbing, choIce pieces .. 2 eapo fresh or caused Herald Correspondent or cake pans, oiled generously let cool. Minn. on the Iron Range. She ___ tomatoes Iplum with olive oil. To Make Patin: Place dough reminisced, "When Mother ran -- for beaWsu) .. timatses the For Pizza Mardulgiana: In upside down on lightly floured While designing and sewing her neighborhood grocery i Ib diced b.c.la bed sligbtly pan, brush dough with olive oil, cloth (cotton dishtowel or clothes for her daughter store, which was converted t, cap Chiasti cap finely 4 Prag sliced onions on dough, tablecloth) which oompietIly Elizabeth (Liz), Michelina from 'our home living room, wine chopped celery Sorlrkle with pprcovers table. Roil Paulucci dIrect.l, thr, t.mnager cstoncrs would come in for a aently ... . Earlic, . tWmed •cei nstepyp Preparation of loaf of t,reaci and Lct rise till hail until it cove i"- as least 4 slimed .. parsley food. again its size. Bake at CS by an Inch (about 30"zr or 1 large clove 2 tablespoons degrees for 30 minutes or mdli 30" round). The dough may be 7, Through the years, Liz has Inviting, they ended up In the rosemary • . garbc, minced crusty and lightly browned. paper thin in spots. Cut oft all accumulated many recipes, kitchlng sampling the tz lb. fresh 4 suaces spaghetti Delicious with cooked greens, dough that Is hanging over the created her own, and had a file cooking." ms , Combine beans, peas (fresh), too! .of prize family favorites. Now table so you won't have any Our cook of the week added, (or 1 small cans carrots, turnip and cabbage In , ;.. For Pizza Napoletana: In thick spots of dough in the e plans to compile them into a "I wanted a piano, but we Salt and pepper large soup kettle. Add water, pan let rise till half again its patica. Spread filling on dough, cookbook. couldn't afford one, so Mother Wash and dry chicken well salt and oregano (water should size. Bake at 425 degrees for 30 evenly and thinly. Roil together Liz said, "Mother's cooking bought mea$231uoflflffl55, • (reduces "sputtering") cover vegetables). Bring to minutes. Remove from oven by lifting end of cloth. Place aptitudes must have rubbed off As a result Liz played violin Render bacon In fry pan : boiling, then simmer for a total and brush Immediately with dough In greased 10113x2 pan on the rest of the family, wth with the Range Symphony crisp. Remove bacon and drain of 1-½ to 2 hours, olive oil, sirizikie with garlic forming an "S". Cover and let brother Jeno and his food en- Orchestra and Duluth Sym- it on paper towel. In ---• Meanwhile, heat butter or salt and oregano. Delicious with rise for about an hour. Bake In terprises and nephew Mick phony Orchestra. fat brown chicken pieces margarine in pan. Add salt cooked greens, too! currently a restaurateur. I plan 330 degree oven for one hour. A graduate of the University evenly, a few at a time; remove pork, render, and then add SERRIAN PATICA Invert on rack to cooL to use one of Lois' (wife of Jew of Minnesota, Liz taught high from pan, pour off ,,J' . 4 all but cup onion and cook slowly till Dough: Paulucci) delicious recipes at school French, English and bacon fat. Quickly SAVOY CABBAGE saute the golden. Add Parsley, tomatoes, 2 packets of yeast . large Savoy e Sanford Woman's Club American History at age 20 and garlic In the bacon fat till soft Filed chicken to fancy In-tad,, Mrs. Reifriebcreates culinary celery and garlic. Simmer 1 cup milk I cabbage mcheon next February." directed a 40ptece junior high (not brown). Add chicken; specialties with expertise couple minutes. Add this I scalded i small onion, The gourmet cook continued, school orchestra. She learned sprinkle with rosemary, and tomato mixture to vegetables 'j cup sugar chopped "My best and greatest critic Is Italian at home. and ODA for remainder of the i. 4 eggs well beaten salt and pepper sparingly. Pour and shnmer till tender and wine 50 minutes. 'i tps salt my personal gourmet conListed In "Who's Who of to 2 hours, Add spaghetti L4 cap lake '4 Ipi pepper noisseur, Norm (her husband, American Woman," among her few In wine, cover and let steam a is evaporated, stirring ocGreat Grandmother paui.cd's brokenlnto3.Inchpleces. Bring minutes; then reduce heat casionally. warm water 1 this Rosemary MINESTRONE SOUP to boil and cook 8 to 10 minutes 1.Lj tps salt Fresh mushrooms: In 2 Olive Oil I. cover BelllsloSoflarn, till spaghetti al dente. Add L cap butter tablespoons butter and-or bsttom of frypsa. Italy thawed peas last. Makes three 6 cups flour margarine, saute sliced, 'z cup Navy Beans Par boil th quarts. Walnut Filling: drained and dried mushrooms large covered fry pan with 2 (soaked over night & PIZZA rrA uANA cream I quicklyathighheatrorcouple cups boiling, salted water ( 2 Dralnedorbringtol,oll IoL(4packets) I lb. walnuts minutes. Salt and pepper to tablespoons t) for $g, In water to cover and drain) yeast dissolved In (ground) taste. Drain thoroughly, chop cab' cup peas (fresh) 2 cups lukewarm 1 cap honey By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Add mushrooms to chicken. (Or frozen and bage in small pieces. Saute to her about her "tennis water 3 eggs unbeaten " Top with crumbled bacon. added at very end) onion In hot olive oil w*ll she defends him. 1 tps salt L cup sugar DEAR ABBY: I am May be frozen In a casserole. 1 cup finely diced golden. Add cabbage, sprinkle Abby, If a man refuses i. as. olive 1 2 cup butter terribly upset right now. I To serve, thaw and heat wi th silt; pepper, and carrots support his wife and child, isn't oil (3 tableasked a man whom I have Soften yeast In water. Scald rosemary; cover and simmer through In 325 degree oven 40 to 2 cup finely that sufficient pounds for 'Pous admired for a long time If he , milk and add salt, sugar and 10 to 15 minutes. divorce? How can I get thy r was married, and when he said, I 4' daughter to see this? "Yes," I came Into the house TIRED MOTHER Engaged ' nd had good cry. _________ DEAR MOTHER: If your Abby, why doesn't a man THE GIFT OF BEAUTY Mr.andMrs.LuleWright 718 D.R. and D. Inc. He is the daughter wants a di vorce, let wear a wedding ring if he's Locust Ave., Sanford announce grandson of Mrs. Alice Stat. DEAR ABBY: I have a her dig up her own gro, js, married? This one doesn't have great idea. I think all the men word the engagement of their ford, 308 Oak Ave., from dere Is, don't Orange City the kind of job that would make who have had vasectomies daughter, Annette L Wright, to and Mrs. Lula scovt4. meddle, Mae Johnson wearing a ring dangerous should form a club (they could Reginald Stafford, son of Mrs. Orlando. Make someone happy. DEAR ABBY: My mother-In. because he Is a postman. Elizabeth Malnor, 606 Cypress call It the "V" Society-for law must have at least Send a lovely bouquet, corsage,, The wedding will be an event Ave., Sanford. It seems to me that a vasectomy) and carry a pictures standing around. of Sept. 11, at 7 P.M. at St. Potted plant or dish garden today. married man - especially one membership card The bride-elect, born In James AME Church, Sanford. signed by They're on her mantle, piano, Sanford, is a W75 graduate of who is out-of-this-world hand- their physicians as proof that television and every table in the WE SEND FLOWERS EVERYWHEREI Seminole High School where some — wowdwantthegirbhe they're sterile. That way a girl place. Her walls are - F LO RI 0 also neets to know that he Is wouldn't have to worry about covered with them. All are she was amemherOf the Th41J. . Y and an officer of the Seminole already spoken for. Don't men getting P.G. pictures of her children when Ono Of Central Florida's Finest Florist, Indians Marching Band. She who go around without a TRUDY theywerebablesandinv0 209 E. COMMERCIAL SUNSIIIhE STATE.. attended Seminole Community DIAL 322.1*22 wadding ring realize that they DEAR TRUDY: Right. stages of childhood. I have leave the Impression that they Then, all she'd have to worry College, studying business never seen such clutter in my administration and will receive aren't married? about would be getting V.D. life. ANNEFIE WRIGHT her B.A. degree from Florida Abby, please tell rnaffied DEAR ABBY: nwee years Should I tell her that no one Technological University. She men to wear wedding rings ago my daughter married a cares to see a baby picture of Camp Has Help For is presently a cashier at Pantry because I'm not the only girl young man with teaching her 3Syear.old son naked and who respects marriage, credentials, but so far he's on a fur rug' ( The "baby" Is Alcoholics' Families Pride, Sanford. Annette Is the granddaughter of Mrs. SINGLE AND 27 taught only one year. • . . . my husband.) Late applications are still Arphenla Bookman, 812 Locust 0 (P.S. My mother sa ys that the He's had several job offers, Don't tell me that if I don't being accepted from persons Ave., and the late Mr. and Mrs. pr oblem Is with ME. I don't but he turned them down like the looks of her hous e I wishing to attend a weekend Squire Wrigh t Sr. understand why. It's the MAN because they were In 'un- shouldn't visit her, because my camp, "Living With Th e bridegroom, born In who gives the mistaken Im- desirable" schools He's husband is one of those devoted Alcoholism," this weekend at Sanford, L a 1974 graduate of pr 1on that he's available supposed to be looking for sons who thinks he has to run Camp Challenge on S.R. 46 west De La nd High School. He was a when he's not) another kind of job, but he'll over there nearly every night, of Sanford. member of the band, chorus DEAR SINGLE: Your never find one unless he meets and he drags me with him. Sponsored by the Mid-Florida and base ball team, w here he mother I. right, dear. 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Makes 2 processing directions closely to pints avoid any problems that can PICKLED PEPPERS occir when canning this high 'N' ONIONS acid food. Another home 3 pounds sweet peppers canning treat ls pickled peppers I pound white or yellow 'n' onions to serve with family onions or special holiday dinners. 4 cups water TANGY TOMATO KETCHUP twothfrib cup vinegar L1 cup pickling and 7 pounds ripe tomatoes 3 tablespoons mixed canning sail whole pickling spice 2 tablespoons sugar 2 cups sugar l teaspoons alum two4hlrds cup cider Wash peppers. Cut Into vinegar quarters or long drips; remove 1 stalk celery stems, ribs and seeds. Peel 1 onion, quartered onions; cut in thick slices. In tv green pepper, cut large saucepan or kettle, In large chunks combine water, vinegar, 1 teaspoon ground pickling and canning salt allspice mixture to boiling; add peppers 1 teaspoon dry mustard and onions. When pickle ki teaspoon ground cinnamon mixture returns to boiling, boll r4 teaspoon ground ginger for 3 minutes. Remove from ' teaspoon Tobasco, heat. Pack peppers and onions optional in sterile pint Jars. Fill each jar 2 tomato canning tablets to within wee-fourth Inch from Cut tomatoes In halves or the top with pickling liquid. quarters; place in large kettle. Wipe top rims of jars. Heat lids Add pickling spice to tomatoes. In boiling water, place on top of Cook over medium heat for 10 to jars and immediately screw on 15 minutes, until tomatoes are rings. Process pints In boiling soft. Mash; cook 10 minutes water bath for 15 minutes. longer. Press tomatoes through Remove from water bath; set a food mill or sieve. Discard hot jars of pickled peppers 'n' spices, tomato skins and seeds. onions on towels. Cool. Siore In Cook thetomato juice over low a cool, dry place. Makes 4 or 5 heat, stirring occasionally, pints. MEDIUM NEARLENE BARNES ORLANDO 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS 6,000 MRS JAMES ELLIOTT KISSIMMEE 1s.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS MRS CORA HUNTER ORLANDO 6,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS MRS DEWITT ODELL ORLANDO 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS MRS S B DYSLIN WINTER PARK 6.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS MRS MAYNARD EVANS SR JUbY PICKSON RUTH SMOLIK KISSIMMEE TOP VALUE STAMPS flDI ASJIV ALIr'. f'tDI .Jn _n(. 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS GRADE A FLORIDA NABISCO CHIPS AHOY (SAVE 20c LB.) COOKIES ..................... 14 OZ.89C CARNATION 1 quart thinly sliced pared Dan o carrots t cups boiling water BATH SIZE BAR IRISH SPRING ........... .......BAR. 35c TEA BAGS UPTON looCouNT$1.39 ARMOUR STAR S WISHBONE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK ITALIAN DRESSING i oz. 89C DOG FOOD iss,oz.5/1.00 .... STEW BEEF ........ oRELa$1.28 MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK KRAFT AMERICAN CHEESE CUBE STEAK ....... SINGLES ..................... l2 OZ. 99C GROUND CHUCK MINI-DONUTS ...................69c El PORK ROAST SEEDLESS WHITE GRAPES ............. LB. 49C BABY FOOD (STRAINED) ............ 15c CAT FOOD TABBY 6!,OZ.6/1.00 YELLOW SWEET CORN ...........5 EARS 59c CALIF. PLUMS .............. LB. 49C MICH. CARROTS ...... LB. PK G. 19c GREEN PEPPERS ' ...... 15c FORMULA 409 CLEANER ..........................79c LIQUID DETERGENT I .................. 12 OL 49c - . 100 EXTRA IASONC SAUSAGE .88 ..HOTORMILD1LB.ROLL .88 ... .78 LB. U.S.D.A Grade A 1.29 t FROZEN ROCK SHRIMP ............. SPLIT FRYERS .............. LB. 58c T-BONE STEAK .......... LB. 1.88 BONELESS I'Th 1.89 " OGEi DAVID WII?] It COUPON GOOD THOU W(Q. St 14 3301 ldiwalr (Jr. 4205 Curry Fod Rd. 925 S. Orange Au. 5300 $Uver Star Hi. 5730 isle Undarhill Rd. • 2590 S. Orlando Avs., Sanford 170 W. FaIflak: Ave. W.P. 1601 N. Bermuda, Klsslmtnea 114 S. Somoran Blvd. W.P. • 5471 S. Orange Ave., Pine Casfis Hv'y. 11.92, Moitland Stale Rd. 491, Bevirly Hills ster chr .. 1.98 ....LB. 1.28 BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP ROAST I.B . 1.58 THOU SUNDAY. AUG Z,.Ii7 DEli kCHEN FRESH CREAMY Afl •IJ ei AIAI PflI "s' UIIVV ...............PT. DOMESTIC $1 29 'LB IMPORTED S . r. 1.98 TOP 'VALUE 100 EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS fuN PURCHASE Of OWE SHOULDER STEAK UKIS 1,000,000 TOP VALUE Good neighborly STAMPS place to and save with Top zucchini 14 cup olive oil 3 tablespoons white wine vinegar White pepper In a medium saucepan, COVered, boil the carrots and the water with ½ teaspoon salt until partly tender about 5 mmutes; add the zucchini and conUnue cooking until both vegetables are tender about 5 minutes longer. Drain. Beat together the oil and vinegar with 14 teaspoon salt and pepper and stir Into the vegetables. Makes - 6 to 8 servings. SWISS CHEESE ........ z LB. $1.29 FRESH STANDARD OYSTERS ................... ..LB. BONELESS ENTER THE BOILED HAM I*.JI.. W 1.38 WELL TRIMMED FL.A. PREMIUM Salt 11 2 cups thinly sliced - CUT-UP FRYERS ........... LB. 58C RUMP ROAST ............ LB. 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BAG 69C BEECH-NUT T 1LBS MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK MORTON FROZEN PALMOLIVE By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor GOOD BREAKFAST Fresh Fruit Cheese Oat Muffins Beverage OAT MUFFINS 1 cup quick-cooking oats 1 cup buttermilk INFORMAL SUPPER 1 cup flour, stir to aerate Frankfurter Frlttata before measuring Waldorf Salad 1 teaspoon baking powder Pound Cake Coffee FRANK½ teaspoon baking soda FURTER FRITATA 1 teaspoon salt 6 tablespoons butter 1 egg i medium onion, thinly ½ cup firmly packed dark sliced brown sugar it green pepper, minced 1-3rd cup butter or 4 frankfurters, cut Into margarine, melted very thin rounds In a small mixing bowl stir 6 eggs, beaten together the oats and butterm- ½ cup grated Parmesan ilk; set aside. In a medium cheese mixing bowl stir together the Salt and freshly ground flour, baking powder, baking pepper to taste soda and salt. Add egg to oat 2 tablespoons minced mixture and beat well; stir In parsley brown sugar. Add flour mixture Heat butter in a large, heavy and butter and stir just until dry frying pan and cook the onion ingredients are moistened. and green pepper In it for 3 Turn Into 10 to 12 medium-size minutes or until soft. Add the muffin-pan cups, filling each frankfurters. Cook over low about 2-3rth full. Bake In a pre. heat, stirring often, for 5 minheated 400-degree oven until a utes or until the frankfurters cake tester Inserted In the ceo- are golden brown. Add the eggs, ter comes out clean -20 to 25 Parmesan, salt, pepper and minutes. Serve hot. parsley. Mix well. Cook until the eggs are set. Cut into POTLUCK SUPPER wedges and serve at once. Meat Pie ZucchiniCarrots Tossed Salad BreadTray Makes 4 servings. From "What Shall I Cook Today?" by Nika Nectarines cookieBars Hazelton with Marjorie P. ZUCCHINI CARROTS A vinaigrette sauce is used on Blanchard (Hobbs-Merilli.) the hot vegetables. GREAT FOR INSTANT MILK ...... 200TS.$4.49 I Something flCbi has been your family. You'll find added to your milk carton. It's nutrition labeling on other food called nutrition labeling. It tells packag's, too. Read the label. you bow milk contributes to fulfilling the nutrient needs of Set a better table. R E.GRACE OVIEDO 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS ARMOUR STAR BONELESS EGGS 12 01 CANS LEONARD ORLANDO TOP VALUE STAMPS 3,000 AMPS I 100 EXTRA Read The Label:Set Better Table (SAVE 40c LB.) MARION MRS LOUIS BORELLO LECANTO 6.000 top value stamps high 2 ROLL PAK (LIMIT 3 PAkS) . I:1IMI.:Iwuu:L ,' UUUFU ••••i• ahL. It nile vies tt,fl ,Siu,hlasI I.)wi Sit Bake at 400 degrees instil done, about minutes. Remove from baking sheets and cool on racks. Yield: 15 large rolls. . - ImUUII,Dmp: p e Winninr, PriIIc A away from t he other , ' WaMsdsy,A5$ fl Cheers For Slow Cookery the CollhaarthflS,aMA CaIs for bigan to a motogLiuwamulatuaworm th,walersoffourwIC0em. .ulrnesyag. '4 arailhom stock of tuna Is dilndllng, Sesrchlng for which Is and news since this one Comier turned to twa and $ds C mil tasty and relatively Inca- 'began tinith'.g thins at hi 2 tuspomi CT PS1' pensive fish Is nutritious and qunidly lit. his LA. Migelas 4 IIUPILn t' aljo provides healthy 1'talMaioon Y(M1$I' ' those with cholesterol orwelgld 1 c (4,o,mces) So gred Is thie demand today problem diCed The national C0(fln3Is- that fli'thi boatS frCIfl more C1 sliCed Y than flat1em Ii after tint.. 2 sinai for the Conservation of (12 OUSCil each) th th he At- MOrE an two irds of t lantle Tunas reported that the whole kiff101 catch Is hauled in by Amerhm total catch for 1P14 hi both the and Japanese fishermen. Atlantic and Mediterranean 2 cans (9¼ ounces each) had declined to 1973. .1 - ___ .. . NO GE 311-4woolas HiraM, Seabird, Fl a rgpW'rniid, . Rinse Or 1. Tuna Is Year Round Favorite* --V. ¼ t to C IILO What dd we am do éii.n-j tomatoes, -, _____ ;. s Main Meal Snack S , .,;, ,' 0• FAMILY DINNER Roast Chicken Succotash Salad BreadTray Cocoa Sponge Beverage COCOA SPONGE -3rtts 2 tablespins flour ½ teas1xi(5% swt 3 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa 11`4cups 2 eggs, s'arated In a wedium saucepan stir together 1-3rd cup of the sugar, the flour, salt and cocoa. Gradually stir in milk, keeping smooth. Stir constantly over moderate heat until thickened and boiling; remove from heat. Beat egg yolks slightly; stir in a small amount of the cocoa mixture, then stir back into saucepan. Beat egg whites until stiff; gradually beat In remaining sugar. Gradually told cocoa mixture Into beaten whites until entirely blended. Turn into a l½quart casserole; place in a Pan of but water; bake In a Preheated 350-degree oven until a knife inserted In the center comes out clean- about 1 hour. Serve warm or cold. Makes S or 6 servings. COMPANY DINNER Spitted Beef Spinach-Mushroom Rice Salad GariicBread Green Apple Pie SUE GELLMAN'S SPINACH-MUSHROOM RICE A great dish from a great cook in Wyncote, Pa. 1 cup extra long grain rice lOounce package frozen chopped spinach CUP butter ½ pound mushrooms, sliced 1-3rd cup sour cream Cook rice according to pack. age directions; turn into a 1½. quart round casserole (71,3 by 2½ inches) or similar utensil. Cook spinach according to package directions; drain well and add to casserole. In a 10inch skillet melt ½ cup of the butter; add mushrooms and, stirring often, cook quickly (to keep liquid from accumulating until wilted 3 to 5 minutes; add to casserole. In the skillet melt remaining butter and add to casserole with the sour cream. Mix well. Bake, coyered, in a preheated 350-degree oven until bubbling hot about to 30 minutes. 'takes 6 servings. - - 4 �MOM FL AV 11J1JLI*y.Aq., 7$ E WI N 00 'S "KH GOOD AUG. 2628 1.Mq VA" N, L. 4. Fl. 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(ID (C CBS NEWS: (7.3O,5 fte vu i.n...i ,'**.i soenas ca* "ThIII E SHOOTIST'pal PG 1: *4:35 Ft.,s 3:15 Cl) GENERAL HOSPffAL Now kne period and Iengei. 3.30 (4) (1) MATCH GALE • (7j ULMa YOGA frND YOU 24 MISTER ROGERS PEIGIOORIK)OO 3$ Rocky APE) FRIENDS, UNDERDOG 400 jsg) (23 c4 pweiy .c FESSOR (LP€Rv GRIFFIN (I) EDGE OFNIGHT (U) DINAH 24 SESA ME STREET 3$ ADOAME FAMILY 430 • GWQ*Jj SLAJ (I) LUCY "' 3 " (81W) 500 (2) frAW 12 ___ -. (LGILLIGANS ISLAND (&W) 3$ THE ELECTRIC COW PAW 24 LASSIE 5.30 (2) z PEws (1) HOOAWSP€ROES (I) OEVERIY HILLBILLIES 241 ROBERT MAC PEt 1 PORT 3$ THE LOPE RANGER J HOSPITAL AUGUST24, mi ADMISSIONS Sanford: William Ellis Betty H. Erickson Olivia James Linda Maguire Rebecca McKenzie 22 0:20 "GODZILLAVS MEGALON" PLUS "EQUINOX" WAP sr P AND FT LIA MARKE IVIIY SUNDAY I AM-I P.M. 3 ' i ~_ = 'MRON OVES ll en . % Offmour'-, I K__ LoisB.Metta Evel W. Mills John Robinson Co e Barry John X SKATING '1 It Sanford Stubbs L Teresa DthII Margaret P. Chevin Enterprise Elizabeth Mathleux, Ulilan B. Sparks, Lake Mary Charles hn Agin, Orlando Edna Ludwig, Winter Park Mrs. Jimne (tAttle OUe) BIRTHS Wesley & baby girl. Sanfocd. Is Ladles Nighti 25' PLUS SKATES, 1130.10:30 (EFFECTIVE AUGUST n) p;iijii • SUN., MON., TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED.(PRI.PARTY) 4:30 1:30 THURS -- 7:30 FRI. ........ ... .... 7:30 10:30 SAT ...............11:00 2:30 7:30 10:30 0:30 10:30 10:30 10:30 12:00 3:00 3:00 10:30 12:00 11 " 1 % I/ GAMES .PRIZU FUN too If - - Rink;& 3 ie invited 10 come at Skate City super enjoyment fcw the whole family join the fun I .1) 4.. Aft SUMMER Skating Schedule MON 9 30A Si TO I? NOON 7 30-10 30 P M TUES PRIVATE & SPECIAL PARTIE! WED 1004PM. THURS 9 30 A Si -12 NOON. 7 30 IC 30 p M CLOSED THURSDAY NIGH IS JUNE 17. JULY IS, AUG 19 FRI 1 30-1I PM SAT 1 304 P Si. 7 30-11 P Si PARTY 7.33.10:10 R oller 0:%Ll Y ou '5' BACK SATURDAY -AUGUST 2$ CIa, 7:15 a.m., Buck's MRw. Mwa L .f. it, SUN CLOSED JUNE JULY and AUGUST DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR CHUCN SCHOOL CLUBS & BIRTHDAY GROUPS 10 or MORE ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY 1' 9. 0 ) f - . - . 11 - S I 1, _. , - -- . - - :. ' .-- -- :- - - FERN PA,(, 339-2474 - iiQr Reg,Rsh1stateI,er .GeminI Contractor 3W4437 :. - - - __ __ meet teachers. Perhaps Alcoholic AmnYmoUs Can NIIP Call 423 dI7 Write P.O. Ba 12U Sanford. FIerIda32lll - Lake Newell High School Freshinaj Oderdatlon, 7:30 p.m. payment FHA. or Conventional. FRIDAY, AUGUST fl YAC Club for Shoo, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Tell Free, 4441027 for 'We Care' "Nellie.." Adults or Tons. CIe.nkie fbi ISF "Win? Moving . AA, c S p.m., Si. ':hrii's Episcop1. Inulgwood AA, 8 p.m.. Rolling Hills Molaylan Clurdi, 511 fl4. Elephoat Stampede picnic dinner, sponsored by the Sanford Women's Republican Club, 4107 p.m. at ft Ceniral Florida Zoological imt. Tickets rati" any member. SATURDAY. AUGUST21 .iiiliprd AA Women's Group, 2p.m., 1201 W. First St. CisseIberry AA, closed, 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran (lurch. •t.sebsol fashion show sponsored by Then Board, 1:30 p.m., Burdine's, Fashion Square. me seine ftsrns roursi you meesi last sprki? Plannie on swing Thoth another "or? Don't 't Educational Child Care for as low as $3. weekly If you quality. 32354 or 3230433. 73% 3n want aft. Lika maGIc. Ibm dvttv Make iom in your attic, garage. ww dlsaopeer. and ysa'fl haYS Sell Idle Items with a Classified sitim cash In your Pockat. Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at 333. living C,Wlronn,tt in the area. To see furnished models call 3210320. * Longwood Day Carl CenterLnqwd's otsist. S am. S p.b.s to shin. sdiool. 33.3753 mnytlini. For families or friendt of prl.m k*srs. For further Information call 4234507 aLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES or writs. FROM THE WANT AD Sanford Al Anon Family GOUP P.O. COLUMNS. Son ss. Sanford. Fl.. 37771. __ - BAMBOO COVE APTS 1 b, 36-ResortProperty Jim Hunt Reaft1j - 2521 Park HUtChISO Ocean front Apts., 339 S. 322_ 3991 Dr. 323211$ 323.o Atlantic, Daytona Beach. Call Mr. R,U.______________ Hutctis, ___________________________ New & Used Car detail Mon. Prefer one I 2 Bedroom Multiple Listing mechanically Inclined. Must be apartments, II fumisfsd or unfurnished. Newly or older. & have Fla. Magnolia, 3 BR,) B. $12,300 Estate driver's redecorated. Come see. E. AIrport license. Nospitailzaf & Paid -. Sled., Sanford, 323-13*. Suntand, 3 DR, 2 B, $21,500 vacaflo,t Apply In person to Don 41-4buse Pops at Bill Baker VW, Ifwy, 17.DUPLEX- Furnished or UnWoodmete, 3 BR, 1", 8, $32,730 furnished. Ideal Reasonable rent 363.3771.location. SANFORD'S BEST- Attractive" ______________ $es some one to baby sit with on. PInecnest, 3 DR, 1", , 123,750 OR, 1½ beth, splIt plan, Central - ch ild: CalI323.WJb,,en,am heat and air, garage, huge fenced p.m. Lake Minnie area, 4 OR,2 8, 131,750 101, large comfortab 31-APartments Furnished le Screened _____________ ________________ Porch. Asking $23,000. FHA or VA Country Imploy.esforcenvs,,.,,j,j Living, 3 OR. 28, $7P,230 forms. call Phyllis Capponi, 3 Room upstairs f urn .pt gas station combination. Sinfor Realtor.Associa$,, After hours, LIghts&Wat,rincled Citylimlts.Callforapp,3330433 $341723. FR1CKE I FRICKE SII Park Av, asktospeaktoRalph Canned's,. FRONTAGE FRENCH AVE. ASSOCIATES INC.. REALTORS, 100' Busy SAN MO PARK, 1. 7, 3 corner, $75,000 1343233. room 2)5' Bargain, $40,000 AVON trailer apts. Adult & family park, 0 1 Corner, 1)0.000 Weekly, 3315 Hwy 17-92, Sanford, 1l9000 buys_________________ this ref,J,.blspsd3 SR, 1 yE A VERY MERNY CHRIST. 214 Plus, Ideal, $1X,o fl3l both home wIlts central heat and A4AS a nd the money to pay for -_ 240 perfect. air. inSunland.Owner, $130,000 .'Start now - selling bIatIfl Lake Mary - clean & private, 319-3371. Profeulonal Bldg, $115,000 i Ill Products. Make bNutIfvl money, bedroom furnished apt i mal,,no CIII 4443079 for information pets. 332-3930, Real ____________________ ' 4 - ' Newfhe P1111 111 PIUS iu nuuurn Mid Florida SIngles, 9 p.m., dancing at Rathhew Ranch. I nghbothood? - 'T - SUNDAY, AUGUST21 MId-florida Singles, New Smns Beech. Meet around Tony and Joe's. TUFDAY, AUGUST31 Forom for County Commission c#'-k, 7 30p.m., Geneva Community Cerge,jjbyat()p. WEDNDAY,SEPTEMBER1 Vegetable Garden Wsrksbep, 10 am. to noon, Community Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford conducted by Extension Agent Reginald Brown. - ______________ t Garden Workshop, 10 n.m. to Continunity Canning Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., . - . - "r INC. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT.' MONTI4LYRENTALS AVAILABLE LONGW000.....Beautiful corner lof Color TV, Air Coed., Mild Setv. with large oak shade tree In front. QUALITY INN NORTH Set in a quiet neighborhood, this 3 i 41 SR 13.4, Longwood $47100 CR. 2 Furn. Apt. 322-2241 Sanford 1 BR, turn, apt., lights, water turn Adults only, $fl. 372 2296 after i - J speclalliss- I business lifts. If yse bin a PIU I I Is k51N a career Is sales. nv1 Cmi benefit Inn sis ii fbi isis? I stiwctvm Iscrs .0 US? nivitrY. What we meld Is. I - ... 23-13 Park Or ..........170 ' ) i . - - - - - LAKESIDE - APARTMENTS Largell2Sdrm. Furnished or Unfurnished •CLUB ROOM - POOL S - CaINocy: NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED --• lI3______________ BRMobUeHomes Adults_Nopets Reserve your now COmPislely furnisls.d studio apt. now Cons Vfflhintly located, Single story. Panoaplrtmentswillb.ready for OCCupancy in early October. Abundant storage (including attic), decorative wall coverings, plush landscaping, Complete sound proofing, "GE energy if ficlency package" in the nicest courtyard living environment In the area. To see model, call 321. 0220. - - TbMJcomgV4on hosfess wiff h41 wk days. c21arifler's '11I1age 7 SALES AGENT ywausic ma g I l sir sscMtvs I n suleesive Ilus I LakeMary ' TAXI DRIVERS Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave. :!_.. Ydidsisse, Firma ,,Womaw or tfioffic. oft o HARRIET DEAS 5-- . - %.,, U,.. I JEAN BRYANT .,' With besheismi. who $349212 us* cmieia-s and specialty I Sanford "" is P' ' This Is an excellent 'osirtusity, II TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 for pie Is asocial* ysursefi wItS SHIRLEY MILLETT Free classes for sighted in transcribing into Braille. The This. 0. Merpby Cm., a 8349212 Orientation and registration, 10 am. Golden Room, T. G. pwrow IN bi advertising field Casselberry.W,ntei- Springs 'Lee Foods, 315 N. Bumby, Orlando. ' Initiative and Forest City plasm, will dstermlms peer I Altamonte Springs 1t1 arid mmcciii with vr WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 established company. Year RUTH TUECH Vegetable Garden Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., •cc..nts are protected and $349212 repeat S*fl make messy for Altamonte Springs Civic Center, conducted by Seminole Altamonte Springs yes. Il you can lr5sulle ysvr County Urban Horticulturist John Mathes. Longwood use sm wsr witS. minImum I of (East) tiss cis be mm I sicelluss? full time Sr part Use I THURSDAY, SEPTEM3ER business for p... Write Pat I HILDA RICHMOND Florida Sulfur Oxides Study Inc. board of directors M.rpSy, Sales Manager, The 374-3167 Then. 0. Marply Co.. Psi Oak. I meeting, 9 am., Lexington Building Conference Room, Sen 51145. 3319 Maguire Blvd., Orlando ______ _ SATURDAY, SEPT5IflEI11 Mid-Florida Singles, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamberof Commerce, All singles welcome. _ MJO-PJOria* IngIes. Monthly meeting at the C. Cf C. at I in Sanford. All singles welcome. rses: RN's 46 LPPI's, Aides. Aid. companion, Needed immediately 42S0434. HIghway 17.12,, Sanford Across From Ranch House 323-1670 or 031.9777 31A-Dupiexes Unfurnished, two bedroom. Security Dposit. Adulli Preferr. 322U20 or 323 5151. - - - _) S 0peI English Horse 0W 10 benefit Jacknon Hnlgtga Middle School PTA. 9 a.m., Cub Haven Farm, Qjubjta. Spectators free. . VA were used to sell miscellaneous merchandise when customers made buying decisions like this. TUESDAY, H VtECIabk Garden Seminar ip c0fltZOL 7:30430 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. onsored b Seminole County Agricultural Extension I Atkins Carter Family Cash Clark Tcmorrw: Cline Haggard Jones Lewis Fenced In Lynn Mflsap Robbins Wagoner Stenstrom for Down I Forrest Greene Inc. LAKE MARY- Hollis St, Beautiful REALTORSSIOóIE lakefront. 3 OR, 2 baths. custom home on Big Lake Mary. Paneled OvIi tdo area, country home, custom FR. with Stone fireplace 5. dream rut, 214 acres, I OR. 3 baths, kitchen. A super value at 142.300. ortice, 3300 sq. ft • 3 mos. old. ' Used Office Furniture MORE CASH - _____ le - ....._ " _- - "- - 64-Equipment for Rent ____________________________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carp, Shampooer for only $530 Per day "" Lease a Datsun Including z cars and trucks For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1311. -_ 65-Pets-Supplies _______ Do man AKC Puppuii, pet and Show Quality. Cropped ears & shots. $150 to $300. Terms, 365. s,io --------------- 66'-'Horses ""-'--------------------____.. $17.30 mo. Free home trial, Will take trade, NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 777 N. 11 92. CasseIberry.Lw 3390091. 1913 Nova v-a 3, 3 speo, *14W. Ask for Artie or Dick. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phone 323.1010 CARROLL'S FURNITURE One of Singer's finest. Sold new for over $600. Needs someone to assume balance. $196.00 or pay JUST MAKE PAYMENTS_ '72 and '3 Models. Call 323 $570 or $314605 Dealer. 3 I97 Mo TC. Beauty blue. $3,000 Ask for Antis. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Phoin333,1 - Horse Pasture For Rent $15 pee'no. 1971 Chrysler Station Wagon, hog. Coggins Required. Upsala automatic, air, cruise cOntrol, Road, 323-43.m6 $900. Ask .4 Yr. Old Roan Mare, Schooled by living, dining, professional trainer. Excellent bedroom, den, Odds & ends. 2413 riding horse; also It mo. old - Lake Ave. Drop by I. make offer. Appaloo Palimino Colt. 372-4263. for Dick. WHEEL RANCH OF SAN Phone 323. 1Q10 _____________________ iit Pinto, good COndIti, Make offer. See at 2443 Sanfo rd Avenue. BUSINESS DIRECTORY ,i' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,ji,t ' E _______________________________ -_ I I Fta. 322-2090 unbeliavabi. 3 OR. 1½ baths, with screened patIo. Hardwood floors, with loads Of extras. 126.300. 1lonallama_,. v WITT REALTY Reg Real Estate Brok er 321 0640 195 REALTORS .,.. 11a // Life lii Welcomes ______ COUNTRY ..Like J HOMES of DISTINCTION Large Wooded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street Lights Side-nails rrer ig,, stockade fenced. FHA VA. *23.300. Easy turns, "Mus C SEE"t'! I SR, concrtte lock, over 1100 sq. ft., Reduced to suc, FOR APPOINTMENT M CONSTRUCTION Inc. Sanford, Fla. CALL 322.3103 - 1 - PLANT A CLASSIFIED ADFO WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUy OR SELL, AND WATCH THL Lite Clearing; Mownq. DiSCig,- - PROFITS GROW! Tree Service ______________________ Landscaping a WANT TO SELL YOUR HOME? Lawn Care &uyng a new home? Moving to an Roof Repairs, Carpentry, apartment' Home Repairs, Guttering, Cement work Free estimates. $31 0662 MOwing, edging, tramming, weeding Get Some action with a Herald Classitied act We'll help you write and fi.rtiIJt,-, Free estimates Central Heat I Air Conditioning an d tn.,t witi bring a tast tale Ph fl3 CALL 372 26)1 For free estimates, call Carl _ " Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372. l,; EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming STOP AND THINK 4. MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't worm trsers Free Estimates I Phorie3fl 1797 i Well Drilling - WAYPIEJ.LENNO*&ASSOC 3 IR redecorated house, lots 01 wouldn't be any. Turtgrass Consulting Service WELLS D R ILLED. PUMPS ten cibinels, eating bar, new Golf Courwi. Bal Fieid%,%,a*ns I SPRINKLER SYSTEMS carpcling, new roof, central hut Carpensr, Remodeling, Aj,tj5 323 )ts tC.' itlOd'e OlD Custom Wo.'k L'c en %ed, Bond,d All types and size, and large fenced back Y"________________________ Free estimate 3734031 I App We repair and serve $2000 dow n. $153 month Pric $71,503. Owner. 3230522, STIPIE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. Painting Have Some Camping equipment yQi. No qu Slifying. pay equity, assume 207W 2nd St in &4i7 iv, longer use? Suit it all with a mor tgige 1 OR. 5k ] baths, Classified Ad in The Herald. Call )LIM gard p, gold carpet. Close to BUDGETS ARE in 2611 Of 531-9993 and a tricntlr YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING sc1' DII. 2230351 alter 3.30. BOLSTERED *111-4 VALUES ad visor will help you IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A FROM THE WANT AD CLASSIFIED AD LATELY Lovely I OR, 2 bath, cenfnil heat & COLUMNS Air. larnir rm. garage, large letnc,l -lard, separate 5tudi 13.000 t'quily 4. assume loan of 321 0533 - - - extra Iar, M351ca' Li if REALTOR, MLS 32.3.S774anVtIma J' - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING BulIdOijg, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt. top soil 322 5913 Fill Dirt. Clay. Rock. Sand. Painting, Remodeling General Repairs Call 323 MIS QUIETANEA MUST SELL THIS WEEK.Fa,uloui buy at $21,530. 3 BR. 7½ baths, family room e t en(cJ Oak-thaded yard. Welt, Harold Remodeling ___________________________________ ______ -_ Bachhoe Loader Ph 372197? Req. Real Estate Broken 2631 S. Sanford Ave 321 0139 eves 322 7143 Santord - By Owner, 3 OR , V I both's. central H & A. screen patio, carpeted. 125.900. 322 1903 after $ CLLB HEIGHTS_ i OR 2 bath, air, VETS-- P40 DOWfi-. 3 OR, 1'baths. air conoiron..cJ, tenced yard, low monthly Payment. 19.900 LILDE HOMES 8Y Home Improvements Sewing - Lana clearing, till art, clay, rock All kinds of digging Housetrailer, Alterations Dress Making O'ap-'. Upholstery . 372 0107. Stored And moved 337-9)12 C. E. SHEPHERD ITEMAN REALTY Jps'- / G0tfOa'ne9onetopot Sell those old clubsoitha CliSSlijed d Call 372 2611 or $31 99-93 --'- Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC 50? W. Commercial Phone 322 7111. Sanford 2S63 Park C&A BackHoe ServiCe, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON fo'merly Harriett's Beauty Nook 519 E. First, 372 5712 w.GARNETT WHITE Tree Shaded. fenced iot, BR, ,, PIe. rm,, kit. equip,, air. cpt., *.)th er. dryer, screen porch. 10' * 71' lawn bldg, $' 00. 323-0149. 9dqe&tti&ic 3220779 - ___ SAN LAIITA: 3 OR, it., bath, ce;pent block, range and refrig. $ti1,900. SAN LANTA- $21 Rosalla Drive, Land Clearing ___ Beauty Care .ME HOME: 2 OR, I bath, Fla. rm dining rm. Only $12,003. Multiple Listing Service 322.2611 831.9993 ---- '---- ,'- Drive, I OR. 7 bath, central air & FRA heat, paneled family room & fenced yard. only 129.950. Cal l now. 1505 W. 25th st Odham-323.4670 III W.211h .- "- ANYTIME ddItIclns - FUTURA BY SINGER One Of Singer's top Touch and Sew Zig-Zag machInes. Assume balanceofsl$5.soor pay Sgp month, Will take trade-in. Singer ulpped tozig.zaQ& make button holes. Balance of $50.04 or 10 payments of $6, Call credit manager, 322-91)1 or see at SAt4FORDSEWINGCENTER 301E. 1st St., Downtown $1.000 equity and assume mon 322 - 2420 Classified Advortising people about it with a Classified .,5 .!!CTS1tIOIRI Vehicle, Ad in tt, Hrid. 322 2.1I. ;;. i -'ç.y'v''-r. . SI' Truck Camper Guaranteed reconditioned auto __________________ In excellent condition batteries, $12.93 exchange. 3334763 55-Boats & Accessories REEL'S BODY SHOP, , REAL BARGAIN, CONCORD Motor Sanford Ave. Home 21' 1974 sleeps I, self conROBSON MARINE tamed under factory price. Call Washer, $123; dryer, $30: console 21110 Hwy 17-97 323-4991. color TV. $43; new rings hood, ___________________________ 333.3941 ___________ _________ ---------$lS;babybad,coIet,emln STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. sknt, $4; professional hair 77- Autos Classified Ads didn't work there dryer, $10; ofhe' odds & ends. See wouldn't be an y. at 2443 Sanford Av6. BUY JUNK CARS- from $lOto Call 3fl.l Colt 357 Mag. Trooper. after I p.m. 59-4j Merctsndjse Excellent Condit Ion, sues .Want 1971 or 3Zl'S2l3afte.-6p Older Dodge Dart; alio BUNDYTRUMPET will buy any make Convertibles Excellent Phone Condition WILSON MAIER FURNITURE 323-1050. 323 37fl BUY-SELL-TRADE If 11515 Is the day to buy a now 31I.315E.Fjn,t51 322-5422 shop todays want ads for the car, beat .60-01f ice , Supplies buys SWIMMING POOL SACRIFtCE... __________________________ ~ Loading manufacturer and distributor has aluminum nectangula,- pools left over from 1973 ______ For Wrecked or Junk season, half price. Guaranteed Wood or steel desks, executive desk Installation and ter ms. Call 3o5 & chairs, secretarial desks 6. Cars & Trucks $339351 collect, chairs, straight Chairs, filing Any Year Ihru 1976 models. 7 days Cabinets. as is. Casts and carry week Call collect, 540.3131 Deluxe Aluminum above ground NOLL'S swimming Pools. (2? 1S'*21' and IS'x33' complete. i yrs. old, -Casselberry,ji,, 78-?torcyc s reposseuld. Sacrifice, " price, Motorcycle Insura nce Call collect 305-333 0610 'rden"' BLAIR AGENCY Wanted, - Residential silt for Lawn 333IMor3fl.fl10 Mower Sales & Service -We swimming pool, Leading Sell the Best & Service the Rest. 1969 Honda, CC 350, 9Oo Miles. distributor wants a nIce backyard Western Auto. 301W. First St., 372Excellent cond., $390. 377 3117. to display now 1976 model above 4403. ground Pool. Top Consideration given for prime location. Call 305. NELSOp,'S 79-Trucks.Trajlers FLORIDA ROSES* 1221320 collect. Woodruff 's Garden Center Fantastic! 1960 Chevrolet pick-up, Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, - 601 Celery Ave. new motor, transmluion, paint, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation lIhp.RidirgMower tires, battery, Carbeurator, availat,ls. Bud Cabell. 322-5032 Cut muffler & more. Needs new 4nytime. Pt5 one322.301Q : owner. Well Over $1000 Invested. 1195. 3231792. Rare 5. Exotic newarriyals Sl...4for.p.jOkj Goc( PLANTS&ANSWERS 210 E. lit St. 80-.A*jtos for Sale baths, air c inditionod. neat & clean. Move in iw. Driveby & CIIi today; $I7,950 & scls. Call Sanfo rd's Sales Leader : - Form Wagons .-1On1,lip tier -_ - - '135 FOR INFORMATION CONTACT The Evening Herald - Garage sales are In season. Tell the - ---------== SnfordAucno, 1700 French. 323.73 M - SanfordAvs.,4 Blocks Southof Airport Blvd. I Sale You Name it, l Buy lt -'- - Homes reedy for your inspection endimmediateoccupancy It's no different today. Want Ads are still the easy, people-to-people way to buy or sell merchandise items, CAR PORTIALE.August33,,s,77 I 9 III S. 105 Parkvlew Drive,1 (Sunhand Estates) - LOCH ARBOR- 213 Ridge Drive. tg age of $55,000. Appraised Aluminum Siding I Home Improvements I Just listed. this terrific 3 Br, 2 3.000. Owner, Pest Control Studio, 1,2,3 bath, in Loch Arbor, huge fenced i I can Cover yOur home 0th alum lot. central heal & air. Many Bedroom Apts. ___ -_____________________________ I ___ Siding & soff custom items. BPP $31j00. Gotta H UNSWORTH REALTY syste'n Also Interior, Exterior Plastering, Quiet, On. Story ART BkUWN PEST CONTROL Rooting, Gutters 20 yrs Exp Plaiter PatChing & Simulated Kitchen Equipped Reg Real Estate Broker 2342 Park Drive Eagle Siding Co 131 Brick 4. Stone Specialty. 103W. lit St. $545 Adult-Family IOVLLWILDE- 202 Dogwood, 3236061cr 323 0317 ev es . GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR CIass'tied Ails will always give you 1Have executive 3 OR, 2 bath. on large ___________________________ some camping equipmen t you On, Bedroom A FRACTION OF THEIR COST more. lot. Brick fireplace In living room. RIV Much, Much More than no longer use? Sell it aH with a ERFRONT LOT: lOS ft. on FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Breakfast bar. 11.3,900 you expect. From Classified Ad in The Herald, Call inic Welriva River, Paved roan 3222611 or 831 9"] and ifriendly froIntage, RAVENNA PARK- 112 Tangelo ad visor will help you. I p :i- 50-j$I1 72-AUtjn - BR.dreamhomewlth2e,,beth$ on scenic lake, Private wooded lot, family room & garage, large screened porch facing lake, THIS IS ITS Unbelievably priced at 223-7361 Years old. quirt neighborhood Luxuiy Patio Apartments 54-Giarag, Sales - Merchdjs. IRPENTER REALTY 'Hou$efulOf furniture Realty C1060 to *29.900. Gardens BUILDER-DEVELOPER nstructions: Hidden words below appear forwani. back. ,.,• uuw,, us uieprJnaliy. ruin SW's and box it in, - - HIGHLAND PARK- 201$ SANIFORD - Drive by - 1335 S. Coronado. 3 DR, 2 bath, plus a s.Immerlln Ave.. large oaks. pine 21'.ulO', family rooml just 3 & palm trees. 3 BR,2 eneva Financing-Nothing Down a FHA Bra hey COUNTRY HOME LAKEFRONT NICE 20175, FR ENCH . omt CM ILALLHEGOHCI RDMR H W C I OWENS IL! DM SQL NE AC AU S-T C]N RU V ORB ISO N N AL Y N A IC A V Co IRA CL AC KR E LS T AR SIE VIA S S I GIG E ATGDRLARDNSENOJOGWE YE E K VII PA KM HI COT! AB MRNMWNERTOOKANLVGH MFE I RAYAWAT PIT! VEOI IATLLBIRO I ENACUFFNE JMGSUCOLUDSKYSTONEO H INATAMMYAGGAHIDERR ELANASHV I ILEFEDI RPN CYWSUHFASN I BBORCMYO ABTYMI LKWAYLONADVEFI SM firm. Phone m.,w. DESARY - Beautiful i cr a e Iota f m S4.9O. Only wn with if you're In the business Of building ro $ law Payments. 40-loll, your busines.... u$. the Classlflsi Ads Often. lACKEy? INVESTMENT CORP..REALTO.S -_ - - 321- 0041 25,OOO Conventional-5% $319993, AKE MARKHAM Colbert Realty S OUTH FROM If YOU don't bsllive that want ads bring results. try one, and listen to Your Phone ring. Dial 322-261! or - MLS REALTORS Sanford's newest residential neighborhood ___ ___________ _________ REALTORS 2O72SthST. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE INTERESTED? Country home, mint Condition. 3 BR, 2 bath. central heat and air. - PRIVACY- No one within 2 blocks -3 SRI 2 bath, Central heat & air conditioning, wall-to-wall 'carpet. Large swimming pool. Owner may rent with option to buy. 120 900 DYNAMIC PROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick,Brok4 Deltona,4sa 441) SWAPSHOPFLEAMARK" Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. No charge. All admitted free. Come Sunday S to 5 at the Movleland Drlve.In Thea tre South 17.9t phone M. 1214. -- ---- BR, 1 bath. Under $20,000. Low down,$163 Par month. Great area for young er fixed Income famIly. OWNER SAYS SELLII This 3 BR Good buy3 OR, 1 bath, dining home Includes appliances, drapei, 131.900. room, screened front porch, 2 car air cent w.w carpet, and cha in. garage, *iijoo. Cliff Jordan. Realtor link fencing, Compare at $19,900. $311227 2 OR, 1 bath, Country Club Central LAKE MARKHAM- Beautiful heat and air. $11,000. nora 3 OR, 7 baths, Central air & Custom built 3 SR, 2bith home on heat. 2 cir garage. exceptional canal front acre with boat deck. Duy $37,900. 670 3091. Hal lit Quality workmanship and _________________ materials throughout, Central 323-7832 REAL heat, elf, lovely shag carpetIng. EVES, 3221317 or 322 12 brick fireplace, copper electrIc. 30IR,2bathhome,carp,ted CH&A and largo rooms. Treat yourself to Relocating.... Must sell 3OR. 2 bath It itchen equipped, with family . all this end more for 135.000. living, dining, don, & Utility room. 0cm. Can assume mortgage, No lualifying. Payments monthly Carpet., self-cleaning oven, dishwasher & disposal, 2 car TOP LOCATION ICIOI.tO III u-n, .164. Move in now. this ittICtIv5 3 SR, 2 bath home garage, fenced. pool 1, tennis court has central h-a, w-w Carpeting. membership available. $1,300 split plan with big rooms. dish. down, assume 533.000. 333.flo, Oroker, 322 7171 Assoc. 322 0415 washer. disposal, Inside utility, Day Night and Paneled living room as well as Community pool 1. 3 lakesl Just sl we and Office space available, $31,000. ommercial area. Downtown flford a WNERS ANXIOUS- Attractive 3 e,m '4> OR home In quiet area of good iff CA1 homes. Newly Painted and in good Cond. Asking $21,500. Submit your I J 322 4991 Eves. 3721496: 333.1144; 3fl.t?$i schools and 1.4 & 17-92. Features 132,000. large rooms, range, refrigerator, Shed, utility room, patio, 4 13R. 2 both, Longwood, 121,300. and double carport. Will Sell F HA. see It today to appreciate this Lake Mary- 3 OR, 1½ bath, fenced attractive home, only $3,9co, yard. $21,900. offer. ,SANORA , - 19195. French _ Lake Mary- 2 Bedroom, Florida room, fenced Shady yard. $13,000, 272-1307. 444543$, 7O-S101P&Trad. CLAaSIFIED ADS ARK SLACK £ WHITE AND READ ALL OVER. Solid wood deacons bench J()HN SAUL'S AGENCY * SINGER FUTURA* New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes I IMflA V Real Estate Both home is Close TEDI FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 FTCe demonstra tion canning class, 10 n.m. to noon Community Ca1n1n Center, 504 E. Celery Ave., Sanford, conducted by Mrs. Laura Clark. SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 - -. t"gmi Ms.,e.y O.r.ils Offi. conducted by Extension Agent Ilegliald Brown. .•• 4. .P THURSDAY,SEPTEMBER Vegetable I Kish Wm. H. Stemper. Realtor - Winter Springs- 403 David. Nice 3 - 1734. Wanted arage, near schools, Low 20's. gatom. LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR y woods BARN -We Ivy Furniture I Milcella.wors. sell for 30 pet, Commission. Free Pick. ups. Auction, Saturday, 7 p.m. Sanford J22.2va. ____________________ 333-7195 REALISTIC SELLER Must movei Absolutely sharpest 3 BR, 1½ bath, carpeting, central air, cysto,n drapes, attached Service - - REAL ESTATE Realtor ' Wehaveelargeuu.,onofb.4ack whIte portable ty', $25 to $43 HERB'S TV, 3205. French, 373. - * * * * * Callsanford'sSalesLeider _ - guy 1 or 107 Items. Larry's mart. 215 Sanford Ave. ___________________ )SYR.FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Santord,3fl.oj - __ ManaQemont OPPortunity available. For personal Interview ciii '123. i asn. 2411 or $31 .ff3. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON - - 20Apsrtnnfs ____ I EVA PLIANCIS. - - BUSY BEE CHILOCARE 2437 Hell! Av•. - used furniture, appliances, I For tCOi$, etc. - after DAVIS 322 93 Cash Z2'41n UNMOU WASHER,parts, Servfcs,'Us.dmachlom - - - - Seinisob South Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Lord Chinuley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise Kiwaals, 7 n.m., Buck's. Tangkwood i-Child Cite - 53-Appliances - . - - We Buy FumftUre n,m - - available many area. lary. expenses and beneth Restaurant, Fast Foods. Country 3CR. House, Furnished AIL SALES- Full aij pert CRANKCON'STRLTY Clubs. Choi-Cook wlffi,f. 2Syrs 1145 prn REALTOR$....ao106 aveiIa, exenlei In Oil phases of 322 2421) 322-3u3 after S LIVE IN MAINTENANCE_ Ex. 333.3Iii businns seeking employment ISrI,nc, In 'air C0 ANYTIME 11dltlOnIng, or around Sanford area. 322-405. in 1 BR Mobile Home In LongwOod, - - '4lary PIts pasrtmeq. CLASSIFIED ADS-DON'T COST$113'no.Nopets.E)O$43. Multiple Listing Service THEY PAY. '-iWAl7RIs$a3KlTcHE$ HELP _________________________ COUNTER HELP REALTORS Unturnii ?BR,carpeted,alr 2343 Park . Excepfio,,ay nice & clean 2 Adults. $140 me. -WE SELL SUCCESS13 bedrm, 1 bath home. Central _______________ .321 Commercial 3fl.1 or 323-4170 333-3175 Resrye your new apartment ___________________________ host, carpellng, Utility Shed, metal STORING IT MAKES WASTE Conveniently located, Single story, SELLING IT MAKES CASH. awninos, kitchen equipped, Nice -. Petty plan sales, I 17 on, patio apIs, will be ready ' 0ho000d. $30000. PLACE A CLASSI FIE D AD NOW 35-4bfle Horn. Lots highest snts, for occupancy In early October. Call 333-2611 or S31.ep, Abundant storage, (Including Private *_'Qk oI"rtunIty. C411 Mrs. Ford, go. NlcelBR, 3bath,3storyhom, plus No qualifying, attic), decorative wall covering, Mobile Home lot for rent. $995 dn., $199 2 furnished opts. Good home & _____ OR, 1½ both, central hest.alr, Plush landscaping. complete $40 me. South Sanford Ave. 323. Income property or excellent !'tstaurant Minagi, fast large id. 3234343, Sound proofing, "GE moray ..-.-. 'Mi&murny,4 F, 4U??. ;;$M) '}Cl,' . , iaCPrJfll1*,OJr... V.. - YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. - , -_- at only $1,500. Can be purchased under - 9moIIkorsy khnauz.r, lust groomed. Pleas call 333.052 or 323-7510. PROBLEM $ISLSiueIOr,em - -- _______ - - - - - injIet'siclioo, Perfect starter -In Flamingo l?x45, 7 Si, dim, air or rellnsm.nt homel Features ' optional, Partly turn. private Incfod au all new fully iñpped rented lot. Excel. csnd. Take oyer, kltthgn,, and even a waslser, & payments $93J4 nsa, 333.5132 *V. Priced to- left - 5-Leot & Found - LamOscapedlo, wIth 7 bedroom -. mobile home, Excel COndItION, coversi patio. stenige building, ,pool, marina, tsnrsf. $13,900. 461' 1305 WYNNEW000 DRIVECharming'S 5*, 1 bath. CI home -- -- - ___ -. - --i__ ' - "Spiciel Of The Week" ____________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING * * *-* * * ' Lake Mary, 3 Bit, moor lake, flreplacl-- 1/ult frees. 3 lou. ___ -- -Snsfróm Really..- - Opea house Laknlew M1de Scsl, 9 am, to noon. sia 11d paTentS Invited to pick tç schedules 4 - ' Isl prfepo I Sm.rs.hI Maltress. $40: Ridk'sl asir, 1, . Pigioris$LIt 045; 32 Gal. $i lined ,as fe' 333-her lsiw'; $40, All like new. owl 1415 CousMIN Ave., I _________________ oeste.. $0 j ' ___________ lIgMs.-.333.4$ . -- - - BROKERSDayI-1Ii - JOHNNY WALKER ' ~~~~ - p S-4üshakl Go ST. JOHNS REALTY.00. ___________________ Cnoma Nub Grade School students may pick up $ am. to n and 14 p and locate ro ach. 0 4I-Houii Rig. Risi________ Estate Irokir II00E.*jffi5f. 323444$ -____________ . ability to communicate wIth .. TAFFER REALTY .P'°PI'dlSW to help pktant .3 on. 3 belt, central too I air -14fln.6l ols. M& your a ns*ivwesi , j conditioning. milmmln, pool. $3 - ffiusf CbIsctiyøa month, ieter'min . ,., JENNY CLARK REALTY your Ivtvri. Do 'Will you want end -, riultor,-. PIone3OS.323.WI demand an op9or$ity, fo .. DYNAMIC PROPRPTIE$ DiysandAfterNe - #'TOLR LITTLE FFJ.IGENCr your maturIty, Ilperlence efld Hardwick, $ro&ar COOK- Lac.l. Goodcompany. Iducalhon? If so. contact Mary __DS$tOia. 645-4511 2 Story, - 3 BR;' D B, firif.ci, I.ou, 323-517&. T*AVIL AGENT_ am. etsi fenced yard, 7 car ginag, 3 DR, air conditioned, fenced yard., $1&300. $3MO on. 323430 alter, S. I*Perlenc, fline$isy. Must ~ In % ,* Spaniel fivewly. InSunland $175 me. plus wcunity REPOSSESSED HOMES-. 21-SituationsV.ntid ., . -IALES REPS- Seversi ___________ dep. 323-0141._____________ Frishly Immedi enlnss. PaInted, I IN, 1½ bath, $17,100. care No Will for Vwn clelIg costs. otoo sown, elderly Piflon or MlCHANIC_Muaip,,yg 33-Houses Furnished f5 couple. 3fl.5332' )VEX- Must hv o 'no. 20 Yrs, 0½ APR. Others wn van. Noon The Day Before Pubcotlon Sunday Noon Friday SSIId AA, SpilL, Fst$ t..k. SI_ ' L, I a.m. aqffr Country Club. - . _., __, ~ -,-,4 - :. - 4I-Ho ______ lalp nted DEADLINES s..iOriented"i* y fW an 1201W. I Restaurant. Mm1e L Roberts, Augusta, a. John J. Wamley Wednesday FALL SCHEDULE -- . ___________ ___ Jo D. A RINK 2700 W. 25th St. (SR 4A) John H. Simmons Hoills H. Blanch 0. Grout, Deltona Alice F. Wtrth, Deltona Annette Ph. 322.9333 I RIAh3 1. Frlson Henry A. Miles Clyde V. Woodard DeBary Mille H. Burns, McMaer, DeBary Male A. Jordan, DeBary ii.i\ (K(eWe NOTES Mr. & Mrs. Ernest (Yvonne)' Edwards, a girl, Orange City DISCHARGES Sanford: Ethel 14. Ailoway Daniel Becker Hula E. Benson Henry BoissonneaulL W. 4% . - _ wImout a homeI relpon.lbillfl,s Mr. , Executive he live In and cars for elderly oti'.an. RoOm I board wlfb Accepting applications i "v 14lavy. Mutt have own car. town homes. Lvge 3 BR. 2½ 6320 after 4pm.. baths, carp eto tf$u ire having diffICUlty fusing 4 central alr.3 car since tQ liy5 car to drive,ajob garage, format dIning, plus $rne ser vice you have nç, of, COUNSELLORI AM Einply,,i private p5110, Water I lawn P several Ii cepilonfot all our wmnfads every day. mmlnt,n.ne, turnhshd. plus for offices In Florida, Goorgis,' swimmIng & 1 mO, Ala., MU. Wig aflhefobe REAL ESTATE. 323. best end offer the moss,. v, -CALLBART ll-I _ _____ '.,', __ W01111111 - 12.00 CL(I)NEWS (4) CL) YOUNG AND REST . LMLT ., - - Oi'eoii Ave., 11 115t Wflt Of I-I Mlii N. 5* il, . a. Ml, W 4 :$onfo 327 3310. - stm.s........4ca line ..3IciIiM thrg2Slimes ... 24C line 7ftflft. ($2.IIMIPdIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum 1:11 AM. -S:3S P.M. MONDAY *r. FRIDAY SATURDAY 9Moifl am., Ramada TENNESSEE Tto- Preempted Friday for Afternoon (4) FAFVI APE) 6:50 PEWS 656 (g (2) (U) HOLLYWOOD SOUA$ (4) (1) LOVE OF LIFE • (Pfon., Tuft, Wed.) WORLD OF WOMEN (Thurs.) ON YOUR 4 (Fit) p. UGION IN THE NEWS (I) HAPP'YDAYS(R) 24 (Lbt and Wed.) AN. TIQUES (Tue..) ERICA Lhwarsity of Fbids. DALv 630 'T (Fri. ordy) t) EAMIE C4) PASTOF1'S sr'y st,j,En s€sI. ,A AND YOU (.1-) SIJ*USEJLU&EE to* Into ft a" World lehon he d,, 01 - 113D 6 ----.i-... (4) (41 Asy (jT Ttfl (1) FAMLYFLD 2:00 (I) o.000 PYRAMID 2= (.2) ) THE DOCTORS (4) (1) THE ouciria LIGHT (l) ONE LIFE To LIVE • MAYBERITYO 3 (2) ( ANOVrER)RID (4)(l) ALL IN THE FAMILY • MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (51W) (2) • WHEEL OF FORTildE CI) GAMBIT • (P.bt) MEDIX (Tue.. TOI4tFn.) NOT FOR )U. EN ONLY (1) HOT SEAT 241 LUAS, YOGA PJC YOU (1) (P.bt) H THIS RING (Tuos., Wed.. Thuri.) I OFEAM OF JEAMIIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCATION _ aoiTsil31y ooimrg e. IrVrS • 700 c 6:15 (I) SUNSHME ALMANAC (-) -"A- Geor -- 2)5[JS$p.iij p&a,.,pi . Sanford Clvit ,--_ RATES HOURS Inn, Altamonte Springs. 00 Fft ., (.4) (fl.. ) 8lM P.ER SEMESTER: The &sst Trsiitai M,rrsbvss for me 21st century." (Tues.) 'CEflBAflREL (Urn) OF LEN AND WOMEN 6:10 1943. rMorse George Sanders (lues.) ()ge(d) __"tBj. _ IbieFS&.IIIIL of Fboin Montyoi.y, Cabot. Joan Woodbury. (B (lbIfl.) "81a't of ft From ti CsS OWS Do. Mdi QuirnfFrQ 111smolomIld, (SW) () *She ftif wa y.- i, of London.- (51W) am____ _____ DonPoi*. ix = MERV GRIFFIN SHOW CI) • DAYS OF OUR 6.1 00 01 'Y. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 - ." Lionel Si-sa Morning , &1II. 1963. UI. __ • pypg Fw'a is to iS (Tune-) IS' (W) ht Lhuts NloE*.• (Thurs.) 110iMI Ibse WIn(Fri.) •MOVIE (hbt) IklOUr 1100 Thurs I.c eo 11 . - rv. - MOVIE. Doi frgsrt - Ing for mature companion Urpf Hull, Cucum.j 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Dodd. () (4) LATE NEWS •praENESpN 1:35 (4) DALY WM Hanly PeOc I '_ clod ohm ix oak " Cl) RYAN'S HOPE Mad Doctor at Market Man. 1907•(i) .... IL OCN'ILE SHOW (I) I(n.) P*aen's 1b4 UI Fcrvr, bflUo - - 1WJDAY,AIXL Club. Gw*w. Oft d. iaea (RL) own of ,. YW Am O.gs ij (I) MC MOVIE: Ee ." Ms Fanow. TtUi. Ildisel Myatan sir. A pscii. illf PItvaIs dsbcgw Is to sews a .,W, he helped iR) 12:00 4. .. U) ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU 12:15 i 1:00 TOMORROW (2) • COUNTRYPLACE - _---n- p Orlando - Winter Pork Siminole Sed.maa1bo(SaaIort12:15p.nL,Mayj,ru, .y sr*i A __ THE ROOC (1Ps.n.) MAMOA (1) THE BIBLE a owl l t world of b lie John (') I SPAT (Tina.) PRACTICAL CHRISTIAN ( ) po s'tn.sn ut, lost in W n.y (1) i iT* and (I I IN1. () ____ T -''-S.--- STAR1c . 90 I I I CAPTAIN ox FPAN CARLTON EX- FORTHE DF ABC NEWS . - -- CLASSIFIED ADS -X py MOVIE (bi) 11 les IOI*' OflI too Cl) (I) WILD , WILD . I;00 COMMUNITY 11:00 MYPA1EWRTIN4 t30 . ,' CL GOOD MORNING STAROKY PJO HUTCH TOOCLL$ iox ALAN BURICESHOW FAMILY AFFAIR - IqN.riW$ipi 322260 Cl) NM Cl) -. .. .4 - "ft I=d fW00. Ch. 4~ " and iou at he same ___ Northern California high _ _______________ __ ____ __ - (I) .--,. - . I. IgLVI3IIJ,4 1,ITIr405 - - CL - Wuisday, stu. Aiip im 1ee1q ismw, Iemlsrd,PL To List Your Business - 322-2611 or 831-9993 SI. ••'•; i __ I 'o?" t I ___________ $ ~, "ii" .• r .,q~ 'a` I I - 1 '&' '1 • Al~~! ~~ il kvya-~ -. 1 N4 0 ,, , 'k " . , I ,r .; I I I 3 ., .. , S �1111"VINI011 f. wy,Ae,.u.nI. 69th Year, No. S-Thursday, Aug. 26, 1916 Sanford, Florida 32771-price 10 Cents [I Fund Hopes Alive For Day rare Unit _ S FSJ ne happy &.ff eiinces A Central Florida day care agency that won Hattaway have agreed to fund the agency. creativity, Initiative, nor even normal Intelligence "I think ft will be funded — betwem 7,500 and or good health." last year will probalgy receive f',ud again thlsy $10,000," Kwlatkowskj Mid. And Willlj said he Also, Mrs. Carpenter pointed out day care from county govermneit, will vote for $10,000 on a thatching basis. The benefits 7011% divorced, mldd1eclasa mothers. In a poll conducted today, a majority of the county agency requested $20,000. 'colnmIaaloi*ra said they would szçport funding for "wit child Care andata,we, she cani acAccording to statistics by 4-C ad the agency. cept a new job and becomes a ward of the date," minidrator Rirha Mani there are 214 mothers Last year's conuniuloner, gave $15,00 Which Mrs. Carpenter said. who would be on welfare without brought In $454,000 that was need to care for 522 About 307 Seminole County families received P" Pointed Out that the Infusion of a children of working mothers, The fund. are adassistance last year, and 522 chIldren were cared It ecauborny good ministered by the Conunimity Coordinated Child for by professionals in area day care centers, Mrs. business. MO t'fary the fl5UTian Care Agency, (4-C), which is headquartered In Adams said. Who has ilarger labor pool to draw from When "Children of the poor working mother are mothersareabletop1cethelroff5P,in4thda, car0 Initially CWTIanillt1wers &Adlodwd on whether to greatestbenjajni child ceid. .-. t aw -I19' 'ltC' '. opuIaU tjjj .mi aIóners Richard Williams and Harry She said children who spend early, formative which it Kwlatkowikl and Couninislon Clselrinan Mike years ,In neglect" do not develop "aelf'reapect, would not," Mrs. Carpenter said. L I R"Ix in shopping... Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold -! -' IJ'A'tI,7hR NNIHJ1IZIJ(i1I . Il 1usd vi ways at Fhblix - tsandvegetables, PPadedt0rvnenience... II 1 . . . . S.. . ...._.... . Iceberg 'The Landlord And Swift's Premium Pro.T.n k.f !f!! THURSDAY, AUGUST 26th 3 for OW SW.PrIr,UmROTenBmi the fest can salve, is fetured at Pubix. Pre.packaged OrCusmCuI Io yourorder. PLlIz. THRU WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 1st, 1976. CLOSED SUNDAY ooust........,. Swift's Premium PreT.n Ssn.$.0 s I*ii.u'Id OVOR Roast...,.... momh Cut lsst Sith.) Chuck Shoulder ss.lman Plums.... 156,91 Jumbo .ivort uivas a Wk ,, •,, 7Wpoiukycsliu.ntia .. Red Potatoes .......... 5 . Fry t, 49 . $3 19 2-lb can uIlk wa "IN ri.-. . ., #A Tdow behm i $3, Zucchini Squash...... 25 ' E SAVE 37c . OENEIALMB.LS f,, TOTAL,CEREAj, " 12-oz. pkg. mob" W.d. IPP1._L. - 49s wwUw%U ,. Sirloin Steak ............ Loon, M.aty S..f FuN-Cut ......... Round Steak............ . To I kit Lain Rib Steak....... . .. . . 11a, 4tGreenSfamps ff Modsa's Toothpaste I. $ SAVE 10 (2c Off Label) Yellow & Uk.. Whit. C.ron.t SAVE Sc Delicious K.olthful Molt's '59 £. -_S._..._--.ls...a.....J - EXTRA 2. of Anti-Psiipirt 2.3-oz. sIz (w PUBIJX WN'iS c*sGh1EAT1tME,zc1, 39 —- - _.. EXTRA SAVE 3OC(3Oc Off Label) Liquid D,t,,g.nt • . - SAVE 24c (1 3c Off Label) Dish Detergent 3. - - dab demn j _• laid Prof. Strength Ant loath Bomb 16-ox. . M"k- Weat. 1000oubw I. I Om j V 7 7T~ RA JWGreenStamps "6..-c-*" S. C., Ajax Liquid .............. t' 69' ! THIS WEEKS FEATURE laid Houoo& fi le Gordon Spray • L 4. SET NO.12 (I"bon wvd~sepombw 1. 1.0761 LALDRIE - EXTRA a ,,j u-. -- wt.1`1 4weenstamps Tasty Slic.d Ham&Bacon Loaf.. 'D49 Delicious Salami., Beef Salen,i.,.............. 49' a a - P Sliced Cosired - '' CSIIUtO Sliced Apples, _ 02 can ' 5. ______ Wit, hØL ____ (IIOVSS Tasty Sliced Old Fashlon.d Loaf., Spiced Luncheon..,,.. q49 j I, I76 ',. r EXTRA I 4GreenStamps * ,- Delicious Fruls-Mad. financial hardship from having to pay the $122 weekly bill and feed the five-member familyit a restaurant each day because. their home kitchen is too wet to use. The Gagnons say Age., vicet of ow Lnt Bank of Seminole appointee to the Seminole County Port Authority was responsibl e for their home being flooded. But they say Agee has done nothing to correct the situation and that when they pressed him for action he became Indignant and ordered them to "get your stuff out of my house!" "They knew the risk. They wanted to take a chance," Age. said In a telephone conversation Wednesday. "I recommended at move to another house while the repairs were being done but no, they didn't want do that — they wanted to stay there rent-free. When the roofers strippedtheoldroofoff, why, it rained In on them." Mrs. Gagnon stoutly maintalns that Agee never explained the potential danger of the situation. "If he'd told us they were going to take the roof off, we'd IJ44GreenSfamps1PP GREEN STAMPS *' f . '.r-L I. "761 - $303 jØ$ ala. aosw. Mitdwml.$.On S Bathroom Tissue .... 69' Pineapple................ SAVE bc Mix InGslohn,Ubby F...a U-.,... 7-Ox, tube • 1' b 4(CreenStamps Bounty Towels.... 2 r 89' SAVE lOcInSwp,D.l Monte Cirush.d — •,, a,, EXTRA Whit, D.cemt.d., Asserted Prune Juice .............. 11976$ ______ AOrootT,,atlS,,IWn S - y 11111961 Inflation Fighter Cut-up Fry.rs...........,.... 59 Fryer Breasts Ribs '1" Drsimsticks........ ,. 99' 99' 59 Fryer ............. Backs & Necks.. 19 Fryer Fryer Thighs......... Wings ..... Fryer " — 100 . Macaroni Salad........ 59' Bar.B.Q Sandwich.., 79' R.ody4..to&.-.u, Southw'n ,øii cousa'& aig, Lab, $uàufa, Osioli,, w.d. [6 waaaa AT 7NISE LOCATIONS ONLY; !1 ç. '. ANi'O PLAZA— SAMF0QD IgM,$o PLAZACII$SLII5NY " ' ' ' . .: ' : :' .. ' 'I. ',, ' -, - IT - . . , :gc' ,, ., .:- ;',' 4 - . 'f k '. . ,,, i , . .-. ,,, . . .- - - ' '. - . - . , . i .:' S..'. ...' / . ' . - •'- Blackburn Wins I :,v Bond Bid; Was Arrest 'Set-U Hirs4 pste by Sill Vincent Jr.) Mrs. Gagnon indicates four-inch slain left by ankle-deep water. . s un En dors em ts en French said, "It's time to make a change and do It right this "j. . :: .1 THE ' . . 'COLONEL' All ' !Ullfl Florida gambling car, remains free on appeal bond today. State Atty. Abbott Herring Wednesday failed to produce a mystery witness, Identified only as "Mona Lisa," at a a circuit court hearing Herring's effort to revoke the bond and send Blackburn to prison. Aft er 90 minut es of testimony, Circuit Judge Voile Williams refused to revoke Blackburn's bond and noted, "from evidence before me It appears someone may have set Blackburn up as a tsy Instead of him being lnvolvedw th 4opoundsof marijuana." Asst. State Atty. Bill Heffernan argued that Blackburn's arrest at Orlando on July 16 when Orange County Sheriff's agents Mound Tb. Clock ..........4A seized the marijuana from a locked car trunk at a motel parking Dorfman, asking votes for hirriself, said, "Show the poeple the Bridge ................. true face of the Democratic party in Seminole County." _s-B lot.1howed Blackburn "exceeded lawful living as required by the Calendar .................. Alexander, identifying himself as ' the watchdog of th appeal bond." cs e Comi ....................SB county treasury" during previous commission service broken by Crossword .................&B Blackburn is free on $10,Wo appeal bond while defense ata six year retirement from politics, said the county needs Edito tornes are attempting to get U.S. Supreme Court review of his al .................. ri leadership and has a wrong set of priorities. co nviction in connection with a 1971 assassination attempt n his i. W.W. Tyre, a candidate for the Distdct Five county seat, said Dr. Lamb ............ former associate. gambler Clyde Lee. harmony needs to be est red to the county board and partisan I1orcope .................SB Sam Cagnina of Tampa was accused of being the hired bickering eliminated. Hospital ...................5-A triggerman who wounded Lee while he was In a Longwood "If you can send a peanut farmer to Washington, it is time to Obituaries ................. S-A telephone booth. He was acquitted. Blackburn was con and send a pickle grower to Seminole County courthouse," he said, Sports .. .......... ... lG-L'-A sentenced to six-mcr.ths to 10 years In pr6un in the case by Judge noting that he Is a Farmer, businessman and active scouter. Television .................6.11 Williams. Former Altamonte Springs Police Capt. David Gunter, Weather ...................5-A A confidential informant, identified by Orange Coun ty agents Women candidate for the District Three seat, did not appear. 12.B only as "Mona lisa," made three telephone calls that resulted In of the five candidates for the Democratic nomination for the Blackburn's appearance early July 16 at the Holiday Inn parking Just District Five Congressional seat, currently held by Republican 22 days left for lot. South oran ge Blossom That, Orlando, according to agents' registration for the Nov. 2 See YOUNG, Page $A general election. See BLACKBURN, Page SA r - pa Today time." ' Haran"TheColonel"Blackbum,57.yearldfoercen - . YD Sh '' I By BOB LLOYI) Herald Staff Writer After First Political Rally Sanford and Lake Mary have agreed to go ahead with a Frezon - o ' OiIcIi.n Egg Rolls 6 Pa-u._g. (L54,, Wit, t_,_,!tIL. I. ISis) r lot Assistant Roger Neiswender, as an agency." agreed to chipwhich in $v,5w Sanford City1.Manager Warren like a tripod with two legs," ihowed that in 1976 about 44,000 who arrived just as the meeting But county officials have net have toward the study, will Knowles, was ending. but we're not offered to make a presentation People lived in the north attended a single meeting of the directly benefit Just Sanford waiting." during a scheduled county Seminole area — 52 per cent In In the meantime, city at. commission meeting Friday. Sanford, 6 per cent in Lake regional sewer program even if from Lee Miller of the Florida which has been working for 18 ment is expected to pick up the torney5 from the t— a cities will Seminole County doesn't The county months to set up the regional tab for the remaining $2,500. be meeting to work out commissioners Slary and 42 per cent in the a Winter Springs Acts, Page 3-A sewer participate. loose discussed the makeup of the Co unty. system planned to serve The study, which will be intulocal County Commissioner John Department of Environmental Sanford, Lake Mary and the conducted agreement been proposed authority board Growth projections show that by city consulting the two cities as well as the Kimbeough, who was appointed Regulation that Sanford as north end which would give equal by 1996, there will be more than uf Seminole County. engineers Clark Dietz and details Tuesday to serve as regional lead applicant for the regiona! of legislation creiting a representation to each of the 17.000 people the area A $350,000 engineering study Associates of Sanford, Is ea- regional.sewer authority, which sewer liaison, did not attend the sewer program, was four of Sa nf o rd 's existing sewers — pected to take about six three governments at a per Cent in Sanford, 7 per cent months must be fonuallycreatJ by the Tuesday Wednesday night meeting at months behind schedule the first step in constructing the to complete. ft meeting. "In general in Lake Mary and 37 pel' cent In will be prepared Florida Legislature, Sanford city hall. because the county has been regional system they weren't favorable but they the county. wa.' ap- as a plan for Sanford and Lake Committee members also 'Would you try to impress dragging its feet. 'IU' said that it the sewer proved by representatives of Mary, although alternatives for will continue their work didn't discuss any alternatives, — Lobster, Wwrnp Publix , ., . ByJACKIEDOWD Helrald Stdf Writer t!XTRA shopping "ventures" on the road to interim report to determine it management practices In each prueperity. One major divedSEEDCO was involved in any case, however, the GAO renort ! i, n,- ..IA 1S fr 1. ' -. acUvitIesofanwegalnatur says efforts were made to that local businessmen have ,"r'- • .j ----'TTII "Generally our findings do correct such errors in shunned SEEDCO since - I 4P' -'i:,. not substantiate the specific or managerial Inefficiency, -. negative stories began ap. implied allegations which SEEDcO,whlchcameheIn pearing in the Orlando ,. gl prompted the Congressional l9'70,is responsible for pumping newspaper. I . request for our review of more than $4-million dollars .. . . . The final audit results will be ' EDCO." the GAO interim Into the local economy. The forthcoming in about two " • ' agency established "ventures," months as Orr and other official t sax. -, SEEDCO came under fire or corporations, which in turn predicted. fro the Orlando Sentinel Star '.p" 1 Then SSEDCO President iA.s;M :.. Horace Orr requested a ,L.;r 'v f. "Sunshine Audit" because Orr ,, saithit was "under fire" from the 11*~per and waded In, "i' ' "clear the air." ...' '}" Orr was In Washington today " " fl'.,; and unavailable for comment. k:'",, •. GAO, the federal gov; ". ernmezst's watchdog agency, .j ,l' Sanford, Lake Mary Move On Sewer Planning _____ ______ SEEDW efforts to get its Instances of Poor business . - iiso- West. Bogs 20-et. Il1 OMAWALAKENYM La AD GOOD - ' , . nesby. "if we'd known it was mrganized Seminole County YD& going to be raining in, why, Allen Keen, president of the Seminole County YDs that we've got a nice big garage received its charter from the Democratic National Committee (carport) there we could have only two weeks ago, announced that the group has declined to I put stuff In. We wouldn't have endorse specifi c candidat es In the first primary. Little excitement was generated by the three-minute IOng just let it get soaked!" Agee, who was appointed last speeches of the various candi dates from Orange and Seminole year by Gov. Reuben A.kew to Counties during the three-ho ur plus event, e Seminole Community Seminole County Commission Chairman Mike Hattaway, the College board of trustees, took only Incumbent running in the Democratic primary, explained his over as the Gagnons' landlord campaign slogan "Keep a Man Who Has Kcpt His Word," by on'sJy 31. He told the family he saying he has fulfilled campaign promises made prior to had a couple of other ho LLies election four years ago. He said he has successfully helped build a county P82k they could move Into but the Gagnons wanted to stay where system, a country-wide fire department which has mutual aid they were, so Agee agreed they agr eements with all seven cities, pursued a comprehensive land use plan and promoted better cooperation among the seven wouldn't have to pay their per-month rent until repairs Seminole citks and the county. His opponent for the District One county commission See LANDLORD, Page 6.. nominatior, Robed French, and John Alexander, candidate for HeftyLa,g. _____ where INt l • GAO auditors found several . '.. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — Democratic candidates for state the District Five seat, and Dan Dorfman, candidate for the have said 'sure' and gone ahead and local office and their campaign workers filled the civic center District Three county commission seat, however, scored and moved Into a motel for a Wednesday night for the first political rally jointly sponsored by county board for its lack of common sense, isolation from the few days," she said Wed- the Orange County Young Democrats (YDs) and the newly people and ineffective administration. JWGri"enstampsra 0€ . "a "" Cpi, AwaysAFumayFav.,1,.p11,i,., Boa iso pleasure . . motel 13 days ago and now face fflop""Wecsopftoubw 1, I7S) Plump Iggplant....... 41, 91 Just Ed, Add luft.,, Sail and Pepper to Fresh Tend., Swift's Premium T.nd.r-G,own, U.S.D.A. Grad. A, Gov't4nsp.ctod, Shlpp.d, D& D, Fr.sh not Fvozan Whole Fryers ................ - The Gagnons moved into a ALLGIINDS Fotoa's FOOD Sake These Purph " . bie to ll home at 601 W 27th St since Aug 14, when they says roofing flasco caused by their landlord, Wendell Age., sent gallons of rain water cascading into lUhIuhIH,lHvs,,,rnIusIu,w. 750 - WE ACCEPT . have 79' El THER END 'an OR WH( Pidedh,Potot.S.k,d,U.S,Ø1 4 lEs FuI.fJulc.& flay.,, C&hI.mlo Fresh Nectarines ......., 8 . '1 -"U - , not been Iartl.HP.a,'s.......... 15 ., 'I Hon e y d ews - School Isscheduled to open in just four days, but the Edward Gagnon family of Sanford no clean Clot hes In which i send Its three children to s, $1.' ,. . Leaky Roof The . . a • Swift • Premium PreTest Beef Plate, stTastyC.Wsrnla i Coffee Roast,..... review of agency records. After EDCO came wider A General Accounting Office Auditors completed their attack from the Orlando (GAO) audit has cleared the work last week. And Orr newspaper and its Seminole Seminole county Economic predicted ft would be at least colwnnld, OrraskedU.& Sat. E'1oyment DcvelcZmcnt TEk' OtaIj results were known. But Orr request the GAO audit. Then evidence of illegal activity on asked Clsappell to seek an In. Chappell and Congressman the pert of t he agency or Its terim report so that it would Richard Kelly, a Republican, director, Congressman Bill "clear the air" and SEEDC*) met tn Washington with Orr axyi Chappell's office confirmed could borrow money from area represaitives from the Sentinel today, banks and conduct normal Star to discuss allegations A letter from the comptroller business transactions, printed by the newspcper. general dated Aug. 23 to something the local poverty All along Orr predicted GAO Qusppell says, "We do not find fighting agency has been would find Instances of poor .. .,4A..... J -unable to mU0ht manantcButthe Wegalacthltiesb;SEEDCO, . $Z1,000-a-year direoctor said no its director or Its president. A Chapped aid Mid today Instances of illegality would be A spokesman In Quappell's congressman asked for the uncovered. Washington office said the interim report which was handfrI,IS that don't do Congressman asked for an carried to Chappell 's office way," Orr said lad week. Wednesday by GAO auditors. Orr Midth. adverse ,uliiclty The Interim report says the has done serio us damage to GAO' Watchdog, Page 5.0 HeraldStaff Writer . SwlWsPremlumPreT.nboo.hgsS..f tlix the place forproduce. • I I " 79, sic is ii. Tab. Sprite, Fresca, Mr. P110. w' - — sent four auditors to Sanford hire the unemployable and and la un ched an Intensive persons on welfare rolls. --j1j INSKCTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF &ALE Fond ByEDPRICI(EIT ffSWfwg . . urn.sPbcefrxee j (T DIN Agency Audit Clears SEEDC O I.. Of Ilega lities Neis'ender denied charges regional sewer committee, residents. The federal govern- to — .' — - EXTRA l ______ San I 4WGreenStamps P G l Publix "16 - I — Ore-Ida FrOZII I. . aboosO' — . . 24-OL P119. ______ (ISi.WM, . er j15751 - upon the county commissioners not the Sanford and Lake Mary who the urgency of this?" C- rgs' . lA u Harold Kasiner's win- mitteeC'h,afrman John Morn., we're tour months behind, A asked the county's Executive we've gone nlng srnfle.-I'LIgC four months behind IUCDUCU u meeting. on I the county doe3 Morris mid thev . cjy xugrn aeciqe to participate Will be Sanford city commissioners ., . included, "The door is open," said l o t stop either," Envirwmental tr ying to convince the co unty j Mrri's, who si1d he "feels . vices Director 11W Dale told the sewer committee. Figures prepared by Knowles .___._.,_____I R UAU racwiies could be cut 1_, -_,._ back and the expected $8 million COnrUcti , r cot reduced. "-- ?-i . ... t& .. C. I .'.;;-.4 � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 25, 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/8173763d077bd0b68b818a705044827a.pdf 227623954e185b54bb5c382a1bd01a87 PDF Text Text "MIL UM&d,PL AbMby,AMUM6 -A W to Previous Puzzle Chic Yft" cr_ INS MANDSOWE I ii, • I _ IineeneAT to II u I t _ • Is _____ THE'501$ IW.P L4D 91) tOJ *X rii'iii IItJ1I iiir iiitii 1 01 sun 'U tA3 APFVD3TMENL' 23 DimMutive AiIm republic 24 3 Grows older 25 Enemy 43 5 Threefold 27 Linear 6 Sprite ur. 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Moreover, It is better to Your father has done limit the foods that contain lots emarkably well and seems to of salt (sodium). That means have enjoyed all of his 88 years. limiting the meat group amid I presume that he has swelling particularly avoiding cured m eats and coldcuts. Milk has to be limited or you must find low salt milk products. Strict e. i hug ti adherence to a low salt diet .tgfla may be helpful but it isn't much le "4. • / byBobTh.v.s ---i i_ CLOC K and TIMEPIE _ i- 00 DIV ( t—] ----- () JIFFS HCLPX- CRYING "M LA"IT THAN YOU I Fiw j li .4I1 t4g; "I • ,• •. to .. .', 47 - -_ -. . - • Y'. . . Themovelsezpectedtoease tension, between the three governments over funning a regional sewer authority well as that SMondc go ahead with a sewer cxpanslon and Improvement program even If Lake Mary and •l .. Youcan'tteHtheplayenwIi,uJa,. Roads de Sfanas or placard these hectic polItical day.. Aid there isnolack C of lattera. er a aL1 I ,aL. In Seminole County. Mingled Ia then isa for sale"- sign — but it's not certain if it iulgda i drop out. "Thb just sounds too good to be true," said Commissioner A. the signs and/er the candidates. Aayway, the candidates apparently are expectiug a lot of porespective voters to pass ibis roadway. -- .,—:. ' •. . -' •-• n WUt Commission Hearings Continue D Care Funds Cut Off ByEDPRICKm'r Herald Staff Writer already received $3,122 In thousands of dollars that will PlOd"S at the halfway benefit Just Sanford residents. mark Q a.m.) today. And Morris' proposal nearly A central Florida day care assures state and federal agency that last year won close (SO* story, another photo (Herald photo by Bill Vipconj jr.) Proposed 7 Mi on Budget Gets Firs t OK engineering study of the city's care for children of working sewers. As long as the Idea of a mt*her has been granted no f unding of some type for the whose mothers are forced to xnitted to the pro am. gr day ork. Ms. Carpenter i the . In essence, 4 C Pays by cue mothers first muxt qualify Me said Uwe who relift centers to take care of children before Iheir children am ad. benefit from the PWM are WHAC)OPS. cared for by an older brother ar ad being cared for at WL children are placed nader cooperative regional program funds from the Seminole County direct superv*m of qna is alive, Sanford is eligible for Commission to continue FWREN,Arla.(Ap)—"I thddd and his night In Jail, day e Personnel. state and federal funds to operation next Year. hope you don't land In prison," said: "We took off with a plan. finance preliminary work for La st ear,crnrnIs.ioners the pilot said before the 11 eload of It. There was a big dust In counties other than the multI-mIllIon-dollar earmar ked $15 ,000 or e skydivers tumbled from the storm moving in. We tried Seminole, Ms. Carpenter said, regional sewer system. crowded plane, trying to reach various places to land, and funding Is no problem. "In If we put up the 137,500," Community Coordinated Child ground before an approaching were completely overloaded Seminole, we are required to C Morris told the other coon- Care (4C) program, and 4 with sky divers and didn't think match the stipend okayed by program coordinators raised an dust storm struck. missioners, "it would put additional Within minutes, seven of the it was safe to land. the commission." SZ1,000 from local • peopl e who drop out In a very b parachutists were on Arizona us es iness and other sources. 'Somebody said It looked like "Th ey (Seminole CornSanford's proposed $3.7 projects, City Manager Warren and Cliff McKibbin to the board delic te situation. Federal State Prison property, several a baseball diamond down there. misajonm) are hard budget passed another Knowles said. Funding will be of bond trustees. funds would not be available to Local funds were matched by of them surrounded by guards. so we jumped. When we landed, Ms. Carpenter said. hurdle night — a public considered each year during them and they'd have to finance federal dollars bringing the One Jumper found himself look- we found out I t was the prison •IIVdiU$ tha t g sewer construction out of ad grand total to almost $500,. ing into the barrel of a gun. dUzns a re "' budget I" aiJ The 4 C presentation is diamond. valorem taxes." chance to cornment on plans to "They Just came in all around scheduled for an afternoon In other action at Monday spefld their tax dollars. "We can do that again next the prison. They could have City Manager Warr ,n "One guy landed about 25 budget session in which County night's meeting, the cornar ," said Ms. Phoebe yar ds north of the main cell- Commissioners CarKnowles assured the cornye No citizens spoke up, been shot," said Jim Bennett, An 18-year-old Sanford be will woman, who says she works niLsMoners that the city has penter, 4 C administrator, "It's an Investigator for the Pirial blocks. He said he took about swching for ways to cut more although several were in the nAssioners: —Tabled a proposed revision part-time as a topless dancers enough money in its reserve up to thern (the County Com- County Sheriff's Department. two steps, and three pickups than $1.1 million in audience. The budget is expected to be to the city's ordinance has been sentenced to a year In funds to pay for its share of the mission)". Four of the parachutists were Pulled up and one guy jumped from next yeaes county budget.' out with a gun on him." study. just regulating outside display of fornally approved Sept. 27, prison for passing worthless A 4 C representative is blown clear of the prison prop. Department chiefs submitted three days before the new fiscal merchandise. The planning and checks. The judge told ber, "The work will have to be scheduled later today to make a erty, but as for the unfortunate Sharber, Mercier and Valenthie zoning commission has "I'M Sentenelag you to a year done sooner or later," Knowles presentation to the conunission. seven, including a Juvenile: year begins. zuela pleaded guilty to the tres. $21.6 million which is about same figure submitted lad said. "And it's better to do it The A five-year plan for additions recommended reducing the as punishment. It I were sea"They were charged by the paiasing charge and were given Preseiitation wdl show the nd improvements to city present ban on merchandise lencing you for education, I'd sooner with the federal exact number of working prison with trespassing. Bond a 104ay suspended sentence. year. But officials have vowed cilities also won tentative displays within 50 feet of a give you thrm years." Story, government paying 75 per cent mothers who were aided last was set at SM each. They've all The other three adults are to keep this year's budget the same as last year's, which than later with e ci y paying year by the 4 C program This public right-of-way -o -way to 9 feet the approval from the city corn- Pu but three spent required homeowners to pay 100 per cent." same signs - which mission, year,Ms. Carpenter said 4 C is Iiie night in jail," Bennett said. week. $5.31 for each $1,000 of assessed North K today agreed to Se m inole is ' "The (prison guards) were The first two projects In the would not solve the problem in a meeting on Wednesday of the now number ng $20,000. Sharber said either the lot property valuation. To do that, 77 the downtown area. Comon a list of 151 improvement plan, which will worried about subversive at- nor anyone else aboard the the budgetust m be reduced by lsstoners wanted mre time joint Korean Military Armistice projects applying for funds Office of Management tack, Is what they told us," one plane knew the area. serve as a guideline for city $1.1 million. Commission to discuss the from Floiida's Depa:tment of Analysis and Evaluation of the skydivers said after he i projects until 1901, are con- to treview e safety of Americans In the Environmental Regulation, OMAE) Director Pat Glisson was released from jail Monday. —Approved beer and wine struction of an inside entrance demilitarized zone between which is directing the statewide confirmed this morning that no Bennett said theseven landed ce nses for a pool halt at 400 to t Civic Center he restrooms li j North and Sou th Korea. Story, sewer improvement program funds have been allocated, outside the main prison wa ll but - sand more than $17,000 worth of Sanford Ave. and the Auto- Page IA I f and doling out more than $,O However, Glisson said he ex- on prison land. huiprovements to the Celery Train boutique next to the f V'f'L'V million in federal funds on a pects commissioners to provide He identified those jailed te flfliflal. , Avenue athletic fields. '"' first come, fir st served basis. _____________________ overni ght as Michael Merrier, • Included lathe plan for future —Agreed to reimburse Mrs. AroundTheClock ..........4A Lake Mary's city council has ' 21, of Tempe; Ro be rto Valens years are a new fire depart- Marvin Miller of 2301 Grand. Bridge ............. ...... 3-B already agreed to support the zuela, 34, of Tucson; and John ment sub-station In the view Ave. for $471.60 In medical Comics ....................3-B regional sewer authority. The Sharber, 21, of Flagstaff. PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A laboratory southwest section of the city; expenses. She was injured when Cr ossword .................3- Seminole county commission— Residents of Longwood Released on bond Sunday 1 more tennis courts, a handball a city sewer line under her Editorial .................. report from Viking I has Increased th e odds 4-A which has not been represented will See a Slight Increase In night were Stephen Noonan court and public restrooms at clothesline caved in. Dear Abby .................1.B at the committee meetings against finding life on Mars, It was learned their mi-u property taxes Jr., 30, of Goodyear; Frederick Fort Mell on Park; sewer plant 1 Id Horoscope .................3-H today. But scientists say the although some county staffers A while homeowners in a Iblilty still —Approved Waring, , of Comanche, Tex.. expansion; new fire hydrants; Hospital ................... 5A L CXiSi., IIIC)r hope and ve ha attended Casselberry w il is scheduled to l agreement with the Seminole be taxed and Darrell Fetzer, 2 3, of Flagsc heduled to wand a connft-Ung loop of Airport Obituaries .................$-A discuss the issue today. for thit first Ume in that land on Sept. 3. will have better luck in Its County Fire Department. staff. oulevard. Sports ... .............6-7-A The committee is scheduled Seminole County city's The juvenile, who was not search for life (Do Seminole residents believe —Reappointed Scott Burns to Television .................. Approval of the five-year plan history. to meet Wednesday night at identified, was released tojuvethere's life on Mars? Some of th em comment also expected Sept. V — does the airport Authority board, Weath er .................5A Stories, Page 3A. nile authorities, not commit funds to the and appointed Nicholas Mergo Women ....................1-ft in Wednesday's Evening Herald). See SANRD, Page IA Sharber, late r recounting the i ll Today 1 1 . . ' , • A Where There's TAXES - 14 ope, There' H ' ' • / long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for Health Letter number 17, Perpetual Youth, Aging. Send your letter to Dr. Lamb In care of this newspapier, P.O. Box 1551. Radio City Station, New York, NV 10019. Q~lf 1— (t —' - / / "Snap It up, young mn ~ffttlffWlrW the postal rates may DOONESBUR y Onl Late Bus Mars co oo/ Busing Around The Nation IN Wk*W. e gone up again!" . " - by To K. Rylkn I II LAM WKOHAFFENS79 1 MAL • By Ilie Associated Press After months of courtroom battles, months of by Ga rry Twdeau _________________ I 7;9 I VI 1AC WffA ii 0i C~40 Anowl CW"r4joffice P MAIL! - I - . TUMBLEWEEDS ptwy $T V ., Those who want Information on u aging process can send a OR,i I (' (CL r -•- L 11 r FAV 4 $ DO •). I. r FRANK AND ERNEST .'. .-• ' .. Impr0!bed ____ * ' . • visited my brothers' homes and activity. ABOUT 1 r I • the Wisconsin he was so spry, did earlier WORK,/ I Opening lead - Q4 all the chores, fed two steers in illness. Eventually the patient the barn. went to eburch, has to strictly Wnit Physical 10 EACH $WIMMIMG I i He had sixteen points, but he really did not want to be declarer. Had he Just responded with two of a red suit. North would have bid two notrump; played at game and made at least ten tricks" W"I North EM Seath 14 Pan 3 N.T. p Pan p likely pro em FOUj .- '' Nine-year-old Tammy Morris, who represents Schultz, daughter of Mr. Sanford on a awiffgVee laying and Mrs. Carl F. Carter, groundwork f6r the proposed Sanford, takes a break sewer system, hopes that during the 24-hour Jerry organizing the regional Lewis Skate-A-Thon at authority will.now be easier Sanford*s Melodee since taxpayers In Lake Mary Skating Rink. The andthecountywon'thavetobe marathon event had asked to Immediately Chip In or V '-'- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS bu?r e K73 4AX87 46862 North-South vulnerable ..•- A. McClanahan. A New York reader wants to Oswald: "One of the in. know if the late Ha Fish f, bein inv ted en th e r U ings about Flibbeln es ng th bidding pressure. He has also taken caused by a weakening of seems to be that It goes convention. heart muscle that water pills before. He certainly did. It was can occur through cycles. In the very He doesn't eat much salt. The froin ffwny different causes. first days of contract there designed to stop People from pills don't help the swelling and CamnOnly the arteries to the were no forcing bids at all, so making silly preempts. it se whereupon art muscle become diseased the jump to he feels weak. My brother said j very strong bfd. Then the pen- Harry aJarother experts he didn't go to church last d gradually the heart Sunday. I haven't been able to is darmaged. rather than the dulurn swung back and it abandoned It. (Do you have a question with an became a preempt or stop find out exactly what kind of sudden change you 1 bid. tof the OxPerfs? Write "Ask acute atta. UUIWU. pills he takes, since I live In matlon of the heart muscle or of Jim: "Today,lt has aflsorts the Jacobys" care ol this Utah. meanings. Thus the jww' newspaper. The Jacob s will My dad is 140 to 145 pounds overwo`rk from valvular response of three notrump to answer individual questions disease can cause it, too, but I partner's opening suit bid Is ii stamped, and 5 feet S I wonder If sell could give some suggestions as would expect It to be related to supposed to shaiwIlan openi 01110`11111040413 are enclosed. The to what you think nilght be your father's arteries at his notrump of 16-1 bala= most interesting questions points.' will be used in this column causing his legs to swell and if age. Oswald: "We don't use the and will receive copies of thert. is anything that Might There is a litnited am unt that can be done. Medicine$ to bid often. When we do we JACOBY MODERN.) help him at his age. I rother eliniinate salt and water are The doctor told my b SIDE GLANCES that changing my dad's diet helpful. The use of heart by Gill Fox wouldn't help now. Dad could medicines (the digitalis group) 4 Last to strengthen the heart muscle eat anything. ST' k2w Thanksgiving ' FAA In the course of 1 PRISCILLAS POP _____ "it was bad luck , Heart failure is not the lanle beart am for ft swelling. I do n't think he has high blood thing as a heart attack. It Is 0 I — . His ankles and feet have been is m swelllng.Hbdoctoruysit'shis heat and g Im for is at his age. / 0 I TLIZ . A C swnrm ir ____ OJ543 eQJ109 4 *A75 lead. do all his chores wtfl the last two or three months. He walked to the barn a couple of times a day. about four blocks to the of the feet and ankles- frorn heart failure. Many things can octot cleared the sidewalk of snow. cause it but "EN NtXI CLCK THAT fl'j'7j V 108 The wheels Tu. NEED YOU every reason to like notrurn played from our seat as the right final cootract." Jim:"South was very bitter about his bad luck. West open. ed the queen of clubs and the defense had live tricks In before South could pin the EAST 6.1132 VJ954 to$ 6104 Lamb old mother. He has been healthy and happy and able tO Hein" r r of JV_._]I I i fl_ Dr. DEAR DFL LAMB — My father b 88 years old. He fives In Wisconsin with my 06-year. I won't have 10, but will have from a good 15 u to 11 and VQ62 *Q92 46K3 By I.Avoreace L Lamb, M.D. :: BRIDGE - • • and north Seminole County. The study will be conducted by city consulting engineers Clark Dietz and Associates of •. . ,u •• local funds needed for a to7 r11s. study or sa'n .sewers which will be the nucleus of a regional system serving or Lake the ladder. 33 •' system In north Seminole. With Morris' prodding, the city =mdulon Monday nlØg agreed to pay $g1,3o0—afl •.. - y. regional blocking ' NORTH ID) aA K 755 I .. Herald Stuff Writer someone would act in your behalf in an Importa nt matter. YOIJRBIRTHDAY Pityotrmbdateue — ute AI&24,1PI$ answer is "yes. You may find yourself In [j (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A directly Involved In aomethIn. surge o( new energy and hope profitable this year. Don't should be yours today. You'll worry about not being In the begin to act more in- spotllgtt so long as a portion of dependently than you have for the returns come to you. AT i v knocks and you don't lmot you want to make because of m4sorlIptely fling o" this door the effort involved. Today VU I IU WV U U -- A C1VJ. i a ______ -- N0- NoTREALLv? n "I By JACQUELINE DOWD ___________________ UUS A CA4tIRA - _______________________________________________________________________ project you're Interested in AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) could Well personal gain. It'. Your approach Is realistic been slow getting darted, but a today. flga gives you a slight jolt could pv4rvjie the edge over associates. Iksi't let jtja them overrule your sound (j ul y_ Be PISCES (Feb 20-March 20 asoertive In altuatloci. calling for a bold etzohelfopportimlty You've delayed aomecftanges You'" been walting to me If - - ceuiui. wuu.w riiwu on sichleft things to which givot highest priority. aoud tr a cod day 1lain o one but yourself '.i VflIGO(A23-8e$.22) You can move a few flings up - I Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents SCOIIPIO (OcL *Nov. 22) ftjçij are MIII In high . chances of con versation piece 46 Cause to stumble monster y prrnptu, It will turn out to be a need an active companion to help you appreciate its fullness. GEMINI (May 2l4wte 20) Team up With a goer Creative ohose YO % Ue Unrusy L_ ir I — — ,are gIt31 I normally to* job and acto tally have fiat lng It. 42 69th Year, No. 2—Tuesday, Aug. 24, 1916 *us (Marth 21-Aw11 9) some time. you 41 Roman date 27 Vocottimon spot words Auqust 24, 1976 You're very edarpristog today. Island 22 Was successful South East C4Mid Tuesday, 38 'M= TAURUS (April XoMsy 21) j DOWN For ____ (lizard) 35 Asian mammals 37 F1$lthOob 16 21 Female sheep suffix 'H ' 12 Ohio town aborIgines rn by Art S...... MH frE " YiiWtiEi II Dry 51 Japanese S2 Harrel" 0-23 _____ ' coiatry part ]FI ff 1EveiiTm it 42 Shahs land 45 L.gum. 15 South Asian Also A1RRWLE 4 li*sndi HOROSCOPE AliMk 47 region I$1b" 13 Church omcl1i 49 Award 10 I' Comb. 14 Miwiid form) 50 Laborers •'. I IP wm to standstill neighboo Former __________ - I AV".. 45 IT? SK-8iWIS VWV M57SCW WoqWl AU4/3SaTT ' •Ii MollSow IM M74. P6514411111, 01 Awl DiDI45k41 I 10 RrAv to V~ i racial fighting. planning for court-ordered desegregation, and But in Alexandria, La. , court ordered desegregation ran into a boycott by blacks, who are months of setting up precautioiLs to limit violence, the only ones bused to new schools. nto subdistricts, with nearly 18,000 fourth-through eighth graders being bused into adjacent subdistricts. About 5,000 hi school pupils were voluntarily bused to schools %ith special curricula the biggest problem on the first day of the Dallas And in Cincinnati, the Jefferson County, Ky., designed to attract students Interested in certain school year was a late bus. Black and white children mingled peacefully under the watchful eyes of ichool officials and school board lost its appeal of the court order that desegregates the schools of the Louisville area. Dallas had problems, but only routine ones. Some children were bused to the wrong school, and some bus drivers got lost. On one route with three buses, two were virtually empty and the third was cramMed with 156 pupils. Somehow, one bus arrived 41~7 hours late to pick up a group of 17 children. Dallas' plan for desegregation divides the city subjects. In Arkansas, Eudora High's new principal, Abel White, said Monday that his students were "just sort of going to classes like they re trying to forget about the whole thing." But there was a drop in attendance from last year for both blacks and whites. The principal had wamed that students caught fighting wolild be suspended — or even paddled. 6,volunteers. rI last spr ng . Wo other school systems under court-ordered busing opened Monday. 7bere were no incidents reported in Eudora, Ark., where clasm were closed six weeks early Fort Congress flapped, Page 2A black enrollment — or 9.000 StUdents — were ab. on opening day. Blacks are bused from the city to suburbs in order to bring racial balance. CRY schools have reached their Court-imposed quotas of blacks, The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Vin. cinnati ruled that Judge James F. Gordon hadnot abused his power when he fomulated the Jeffe 'Son County-Lousville plan that went into effect last year despite violent reaction against it. An attorney for the school board said the board might appal to the Supreme Court. School opens next Alonday, In Alexandria, officials said 90 per cent of the e ..: mmnoleMiddle Scbc ol Bus Schedules,PageZB jr........................................................V..........- .'. ,?L ................... , .. ';•: • •,..a, . ....... .; �sa!-1 1514 IhuiW, SoRfoit Pt Tesedoy.ag I - NA1ION IJBR. sthutloaal reasoes, that efforts by either the ____ executive or the legislative branches to urb ____ ____ the pOT of the courts Inthe final analysis, ______ will not peevall," It said In a 315-paje report' 'ih efforts m4ernhi, the desegregation wocou and opsrdize ths lights of minority students. Furthermore, these attempts __________ ____ contribute to the position of some Individuals __________ ____ that regatlon can be avoided." Vot. Dig. On Postal Iudpt WASHINGTON (AP) The Senate, wreetheg with a bill that would boost the PoL &rvic&z ã' by $1 uLum, Is considering whether to reimpose congressional authority over the debtrldden _ __ Ford Caddy To 'R•tIrs' VAIL, Cob. (AP) - The President, who has vetoed 55 ConpeesIal bilk to curb the nation's spending, Is,accordjz'to his young caddy, a betting man and a good tipper. But even nice wages and, the chance to spend summer afternoons with President Ford Isn't enough for l4year.old golf caddy Berne eger. The Battle Mountain high ,áchool student is giving up his brief career of carrying Ford's sgsontbeVsug top,j50 budding athletic career as afootbaU player. Ford Sets 'Strategy Talks 4 VAIL, Cob. (AP) - President Ford plan to meet with key White House advisers and top campaign officials in his first formal strategy conference for the fall election. Ford, midway through a, week-long vacation, summoned the aides to his Rocky Mountain retreat for today's campaign session, which comes nearly a week after he secured the Republican presidential nomination. Mysterious Lady Reappears LOS ANGELES (AP) - The "Mysterious Woman In Black" was there,as she has been every year since mourners began observing the anniversary of Rudolph Valentino's death. Sanford Votes Sewer Plan Study WIall b teillgenèe service staged the hi- t fly the plane - from the Atlanta Constitution following Murphy's abduction In February 1V74, Murphy, then editor of the Atlanta newspaper, is now editor-publisher of the San Francisco Examiner. Called to testify today were.Drs. William Davis and Dave Davis, both of Atlanta, Poll Reaction Is Mixed TALLAHASSEE AP A Florida Supreme Court candidate who got low ratings In a florida Bar. poll calls It mean1ngles because 82 per cent of the lawyers In the state failed to participate. But high court candidates who got high ratings In the poll, which was released by the Bar Monday, rushed out statements saying how gratified they were. About 2,700 of the 15,432 attorneys who belong to the Bar participated In the poll, rating the seven Supreme Court candidates on their qualifications and In eight other — j' categories. Unions Band Together TALLAHASSEE (AP) Three unions banding together to fight the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes for the right to represent 84,000 state workers in collective bargaining. Spokesmen for the American Federation of Teachers, International Brotherhood of Painters and Laborers International Union said Monday their group, the State Coalition of Public Employees (SCOPE), would have more clout than the big government workers union. CLERK'S NOT'ICIOP SA&I Publish: Aug. 17.35.31, Igat. 7, 1575 • Education Proposal Aired ____ o I the recent bombing of MultIple. dm15, I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH THE STATE OF FLORIDA — TO: iasy me prune Family ResIdentIal DweIIig Clirk cithe 'fl j•,ja M:la'.d'o.neva (DIckerson) Lee. the Alexandria railway, station, said they told the paratroopers District, to that ci OC.2, General $ residinG, unknown; and George dered and none of the 17 pa.- In which eight pEZSOflS wore to attack beforeiwiset because Commercial lø soil Pg the highest and District. EdWard Lee, tsldence unknown. bldder, a' bidders, for cash, , sengers and crew were injured, killed and 60 were wounded, the hijackers were getting That property descrIbed as Lots 1. NOTICE trcnt door of me SemInole the officials u14. 357.11k 10, Tr 10. E.R.'Trafford',; County Courthouse, You us hereby notIfied thai a and the bombing of a govern, suspicious of the "mechanics." C. Sanford, LOIS. SlIt, Tr 10, E.R. Tratforts; FlorIda 1111:00 am. on me 7th day Petition under oath, a of Which LoIt3,4.3,7,, tO, 81110, TrlO,A. delivered to you herewith, has ISiS. the following MartIn's Subdlyis and fraction flIed In the abovestyled Court di cv property as ii. forth In E*t RY,. Ilk 10, Ti' 1). TALLAHASSEE (A?) The best way to improve undergraduate education at state universities Is to 'send half the students packing, says Senate Ways and Means Chairman Jack Gordon, D-Miami Beach. "You could probably do more to improve education In the state of Florida If you flunked out half the class because they were illiterate," Gordon said. "There would be enough screaming at hme that the high schools would do something about it." — ' I h€ ' P res Carter ideiitiá I Race. • • ' SEATTLE (AP) Claiming that Presldet Ford's vetoes of social leglilatton have on liuted to "needless human suffering," Jimmy Carter has sounded what will be one of the major peinii arnpagn, of On' the second day of his four-day camPaig swing, to the West and Midwest, Carter repeatedly accused the Ford ad- Dole WAIINGTON(Ap)_Reptgjy PI'esldefltlal nominee Sen. Robert Dole, seeking to keep peace w thin party ranks, is urging GOP med.tu and liberai. to take an active. role In the campaign. Dole told a news conference Monday that he bad asked M yland lIberal Republican Sen. Charles McC. Mathias Palclpatelnthecsmpajgn,sayjng) "I told him! agreed with him. We've got to geteverybodyIntotheeImpgflwebave American people, particularly the disadvantaged. me Demaatk presjdigI. jnJ Mathias had said In a televised Interview swItches eznphuls today, when he • Sunday that liberal Republicans will look discusses ons for draft ge's, . for "other alternatIves" If they are ex ternatlonal terrorism and the need to eluded from the Campaign. reinstlllrespect for the military, lq a Dole, who met with the press after speech 'at the Amen can Legion national receiving an a(ministratlon briefing on convention here national security and foreign affairs, said In Los Angeles Monday, Carter be extended the same appeal for help to ciitjcizedFord' record of 5 vet In tue GOP liberal Sen.. Edward W. Brooke of last two years. He called It a "record of Massachusetts and Mark C. Hatfield of political Insensitivity, of missed op. Oregon. pertunitles, of coatant connict jtj But at the same time, Dolesaldthathjs Congress, and of iooai neglect." own role in the campaign ion't be entirely Those vetoes by Ford, whom Caiclear until he meets later this week with termed "an appointed president," President Ford In Vail, Cole. "dernorutrate a degree of negativism, HesaId,however,thatheexpectstop dormancy and a fear of action that only "keeping the record straight" by can be harmful to this country," lie told a examining pcsltions taken by Democratic luncheon sponsored by the Los Angeles candidate Jimmy (ajt Town Hall Forum. Hl.s 11,1St OppOrtunty to do jtt that eW As he has done before, i4[ecft,' C011ie this week. White House Press mentioned Watergate and President Secretary Ran Nezsen said President Ford Nixon. was sending Dole to Seattle Wedoesday "The country has lost faith in its and Des Moines Thusday where he will government, _____ in part because of the. follow appearanceg by Carter at an of official lying af gpyg Aznenlcaji Legion conventigi and the Iowa giog, the reslgnaU In disgrace of State Fair. both a vice president and. president. ..." Carter said. "If there are Inconsistencies, in CaiHe also denied that he was a big spender ten's positions) I'd like to point them out," andantigoYerrsnent,heisof,,,t..j . Dole said, to him. On his rdurn to the Senate chamber for "1 am aidiwaste in government," he the first quorum call of the day, Dole said. "I don't believe In giveaway accepted tulations programs, I don't believe in wasting leagues and b:Lcfly talked with money. I believe In tough, competent manDemocratic vice presidential candidate agement." Sen. Walter F. Mondale, ' . _______ HRS Working On Problems Il . I I ' Slaying Suspect On Trial TAMPA (A?) Anthony Antone, the accused middleman in the contract slaying of former vice squad detective Richard Cloud, goes on trial today c.n a first-degree murder charge. A seven-woman, five-man jury and two women alternates were chosen in an all-day selection process Monday. Hilisborough Circuit Judge Herboth Ryder ordered the jurors sequestered. — • ' I '4 • • , • , ' mill Monday night. raises In years, citing main. — I '•r /' / .. • ," . -' Iux Line , ..' . • , 5 icriwui,.. • )1.'.' 'i' .T. '' '' i}' .. ';; ;•. ' • • ?' 4i ' ' -- : • . , .. — i• 4•' ' • Z . r' ' • ' : ' '. ' 1'' U __ Improved property since the $7,000. prevIous year. By JANE CAELBERRY Planning and Zoning — Seminole County Prouert IernldStafl Writer tlty A1 toiney Gary MMy Apprely-, 'erry Goembe'... — tlfled the city s tax levy for Qty Council has managed to dinance Increasing the Plan' hold the tax rate to 2.43 mills ning and Zoning Board from thenewfl5calyearat2.ISmllls, while balancing the 1176-fl five to seven members, coin- the exact amount approved by fiscal budget at $489,767.41. , ciding with the abolishment (If the city council Monday night. A public hearing will be held the Planning Commission aId Recelptsfrcrnpropertytaxegin Sept. 13, on the proposed designation of the P8*2 arf 1975-76 were $187,000. budget, which shows an In. as the city's official land Afltldplted receipts for the 1176-77 year are crease over the 14*287.151975- planning agency. 76 budget Anticipated revenues the$900,52 overall budget, The Planning Commission, for the comIng year of $462,902 created to come up with an $871,236 is designated for was supplemented with cash acceptable Comprehensive general operation of the city government with $4,1l1 for carny-overftmdsof$21$4.93to Land Use Plan for yj balance the proposed budget. Springs, will be dissolved when the utility department " '' ...... -- ii A) : . • - ' w .. Vtooa Jr.) MJaynigsseuio =s would review the budget in expansion was necessary to property tax levy for 7:30 p.m., A December and If anticipated provide equal representation Sept 13. federal revenue funds are from all sections of the city. In other business, the • approved the utility tax paid by Nugent Walsh, ad- council: city residents would be reduced minlatrative a-eslstant to U.& — Approved a mutual aid ,e I I I from six per cent to five per Congressman Richard Kelly, agreement with the county fire cent beginning in January. whose Fifth Congressional department. County Public The city is also looking into District Includes Seminole Safety Director Gary Kaiser thelegalltyoftanglbleproperty CountyandWlnterSprings,tojd said Longwood and the county ApproxImately 145 youthful houraandsomeoftheyounger Saturday; winners will be tax an franchised utilities In the council members that Kelly is have not worked together on roller skaters took to the floor participants who took a 'break' announced at 9p.m. city. maldng his staff available to flrecalls,exceptindlrectlywfth at Melodee Skating Rink In at ii Monday night were back ______________ In last minute pruning of the assist the city In finding and both assisting the Florida Sanford on Monday night, on the floor this morning to pick tentative budget, the $13,000 making application for federal Forest Service, trying to 'stick It out' through up where they left off. salary for a city manager was grants and is helping to ex— Opened bids for concrete the 24-hour Jerry U the skaters continue until Lewis Skateeliminated by Piland from p pedite them, water meter boxes from Brooks A-Than which will benefit the the end of the marathon event office budget. Included in the Walsh said that although Productso(FlorldaandDavis Muscular Dystrophy at7tcnlgbt,Bedsaldtheevemg budget was $10,312.68 for en- rulesandregulatlonsforpuwfc MeterandSupply,referrfjig the Association, would come close to raising ploye raises and social security. Works Employment Act of 1976 bids to Public Works Director According to Jacob Best, $6,000 for the Jerry Lewis Labor Budget totals by departments have not yet been released, the Ralph Fisher for study and owner of Melodee, a total of Day Telethon. Include: Police — $152,200; Fire legislation will provide $2 evaluation. $3,122 had been raised through ..ocal s!L*ten$ raised $3,249.39 —. $101,960; Public Works — lAulon for funding local public — Authorized the purchase of pledges at the halfway mark last year to help push the total It $66,842; Inspection — $16,130; works projects such as streets, a police squad car at a cost of 7 a.m. today. amount raised by the Roller Finance — $96,167.78; Office — drainage and other major $4,195. The car Is to be delivered Best said that 120 skaters Skating Rink Operators of $38,150; Court — $1,0) and projects, Wednesday. ma4e it throigh the fIrst 12 AmerIca (RSROA) to 11,400,000 for the fight against the dread disease. RSROA was the T - First Tax Ever Slated For Casselberry CA&ELBERRY — The city community in its 30-year sharing area, municipal court for Sept. 2 and Sept. 13. council, after fighting off history. which is to be taken over by the 'the second hearing on the for breakfast this mornln levying a property tax In this The general operation countyonJan.1,andcarryover property tax community, for fIve years, has budget, tentatively approved by funds, thus necessitating an held on Sept. levy will also be while others'seit out' for their 13. bowed to the Inevitabie. meal Best said he had the council, totals $2,0I8, and additional source of revenue — The council later Is expected ar romp ding two Includes a four per cent costof. property taxes. to complete work on a $3.3 weeks' Intensive work on a living across-the-board pay The manager said that while million utility department waffles sent In from Sambos. budget for l97.fl, has agreed ralseforallthecity'sllsto 120 the city for the current The ,mdest skater fiscal budgetlaterthlsweek,Gujp.0 to levy a 414 mill ($4.84 per employes and beefs up the year had some $200,000 in ° ntisfl eId in said no Increase $1,000 taxable property value) police department by three carryover money, the new year Is anticipated. in utility rates Paul Carter Jr of Sanford 21 ear-old Karen Jone Sanford tax in the new fiscal year to additional personnel a will have only $50,000 In Over the past begIn Oct. 1 and set a public detective, juvenile officer and carryover fund.s. Some $40,000 three separate cityfive years, the oldest ""1ci t managers hearing on the tax for nest operations sergeant. me skater'im turns in the to $50,000 loss of revenue is and three mayors have most Monday night. 1-'t"es based on the total Budget for the current year's expected from fines and for' recommended that a property FoUowlrg the public hearing, operation was $1,745,000. City feitures with the takeover by tax be levied. If hoUiskated and the the board is expected to pass on Manager Anthony Gulliano said the county court of municipal amo garner per ho will And each c1tI = ,a first reading an ordinance revenues to the city were cx- court functions, position has caused the idea to eceve a calling for the tax, the first pected to be reduced In the new uuu,,1 pr.1..on ro.er The council has set public be abnndoned. property tax to be levied in the , year In the state revenue bearings on the overall budget rece ye a Mayor Christensen has said 11 - — that If a property tax is not Third-place finisher receives approved this year, city ser- a $27.95 pair of ball bearing vices will have to be drastically skates. curtailed and many city em AU pledge money must be ployes laid off. turned In tothe rink by 8p.m. — FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Jor Knoi'k'i '*ilI acticIy md COnslfuclieI fcpresen SE%tl',OL COUNIY, Joe Knolsksfor)oufio(c. PN .4pd bii' Sh... oa,up it,., DO YOU HAVE''' EMPHYSEMA? ASTHMA? BRONCHITIS? 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DOCTOR CITY ......,,,,.,, I PHONE STATE ........ ,, WE BILL MEDICARE AND I N SURAPICE FOR YOU__—__- L ' ' ..f'('ç' ,. I v ',, '. ' , I' I ' 4' .r r I ,,_,_ t r , I •. )"... d-_- ' F'.ji;. ' .1 •. .i)14j .1, ''i" f4J' , ' 1, , ..,j,......,..). . I iS? TI .•,•..•,,.1. I I..' 1............ V. —. 1, ,, , , 'i , t .. ' ', ' 'i r '.' • N • ,., - I 1 'it - . - ' / A' . : Identical property on the taxrollsfortheprevlousye.r, • .. I Winter Springs UI flUl '1 . - PUbI,th,d ,, ' Because of the Haritles The Increass, from 2.81 mills tenance garage personnel who of the law, the city does not ($2.81 per $1,000 taxable havehadnoraiseinthree years have to advertise the increase property evaluation) to J5 and police department per- lntazes.Thelawrequjrescftjes per $1,000 evaluation) was sonnelwhoMveathjda to advertise that they are approved on a 4-1 vote, with In two years. raising taxes only If the InCouncilman Lawrence GoldCouncil C3ialrman JR. Grant crease Is above bergcast1ngtheon1ydisaentIg said all of the emnployes have tilled by the county property vote. had pay raises and Goldberg appraiser as the amount Goldberg said he voted had not reviewed the budget necessarytoengenderthe same amount of Income as the Defense Rests In Bomb Trial EWning IIeniJaj 'ornv QeI,,er s ec'is. A¼titn, t21iO By M.t Ii F lCf'cla 5.'me 1Q'rle (l!I,.Cri' ,'th *tner mjI ' "" 5*5 21) t i.!. against the tax levy and the adeqiately. berg.becaoseoftnlpsotg It lacked pay raises for city of town on b.asln,a, missed LONGWOOD — The city personneL "'flie city waits mod of the council's bsIgd council, which has been saying deceit personnel, but it doom't workshops. He also questioned for the pad two weeks that It want to pay for them," Gold- whether a salary was inclwld had no Intention of raising berg said. In the budget for Mrs. Ruth taxes, voted to Increase He Insisted the majority of Skimmer, who acts as omce " property taxes In the new fiscal city employes have had no pay manager In ft I year by .4 TALLAHASSEE (A?) — Senate leaders say they are trying a new approach in assigning wotk to legislative staffers in an attempt to focus on some key issues for the next session. The issues range from the possibility of making welfare recipients take jobs to stripping the Board of Regents of its budgeting power. — . I- Efforts Focus On Key Issues • —_.. TALLAHASSEE (A?) Lawmakers have been assured that a barrage of problems which recently hit the Department of Health &rnd Rehabilitative Services are being solved. William Page, HRS secretary, said the snafus occurred because the agency Is currently in one of the most difficult stages of its reorganization. "We are in a very messy state right now," Page said Monday. — . . ' i' the permanent commitment of A. C. Mar. sI FInal Judgment of tins Subdivision, Toda KralIcilick, ala Be4ng more generaliy described Forecp0• situate In Seminole Michael Baby Boy Lee, ala Unamed Male Florida to wit: as located between 5th & th'Sts,. LaS 11, Block B, THE COLON. lnfant.aCaucaslanmalechtld,bO,n and between Maple St. and RY., August S. INS. .5 Orlando, Orange FIRST SECTION, The planned ui• the property isNADES. coi,g to me plat ttwreof ac County. Florldm, to SOCIAL AND as commercial and single famIly. reGarded Ifl P1.5 5001 7, ECONOMIC SERVICES. State of 15, residential end rezoning requested and SO. PublIc Records of Seminole Florida. Department of Health and l0el •aOprCertyOwn.nofnon. county, Floi'Ida, RehabIlitatIve Services for sub conforming ciaulflcatlon, em' adopilOflofid you are hereby WITNESS my hand and the of. All parties In Interes, and cItIzens I iclal seal of this Court at Sanford, commanded lobs arid appear In the shalt hav, an opportunity te be ij above Court at: Seminole County County, FIomId& mis heard at saId hearIng, Courthouse, Room 325. Sanford, day of August. I,le. By order ci the Planning and (COURT SEAL) Florida 32771 at :35 AM. o'clock. Zoning Commission of the City of on Il. 13th dayciOdo, AD. 1575, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Sanford, Florida, this tOil day 01 to show cause why said Petition Clerk of the Circuit August. 1575. should not be granted. By: Cherry Kay TravIs Arthur H. Harris WITNESS my hand as the Clerk Of Deputb' Clerk Chairman said Court and the Seal lher.o.. this Publish: Aug. 24, ISiS City of Sanford 23rd day Of August, A.D. 1t74. DEC-Itt Planning and ZOning (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Commission TNI Arthur H. Beckwltti. Jr. Publish: Aug.34, irn IIGNTEUNTH JUDICIAL Cli. Clerk of CircuIt Court CUll IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEC.hI5 By: Kathleen Guy COUNTY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk CASE NO 74.I•27.CA454 PublIsh: Aug 34. 31. Sept, 7, ii, 1975 PAM AMERICAN BANK OF DEC.131 OR LA N DO, N A., national IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU banking assocIatIon, formerly II OHTU U NT JUDICIAL Cli. as Citizens National Bank ci CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, NOTICIOFSHERIFF.SSALE FLORIDA NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Plaintiff, CASE NO. 71.2II$.CA.ge.D by virtu, of that certain Writ of ROGER H. COPPEDGE. d.ba KENNETH FORTUNE and CAROL Execution Issued out of and under the seal 00 the Circuit Court 00 VANGUARD LANDSCAPE AND A. FORTUNE, his wife, NURSERY Orange County, Florida. upon, final ludgm,nt r.ndered in the,aforid PlaintIff CLERK'S NOTICE OP SALE Court on the 25th d5y of February, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN A.0• 1975. In thit certain cam, en. ADF BUILDERS, INC,, BRUCE pursuant to a Final Judgment PAUL HEINEMANN, ELEANOR Foreclosure dated the 20th day of tltled.lI.TMMaI194011:rank ANNA If E I N E M A N N, August, 1975, and entered In Civil Crescenti, Husband and Florida SOUTHEASTERN HOME NOR. AcIln No 75.lO37CAo in the MarIe White, formerly known as TGAGE COMPA$y, KENNETH CIrcuit Court of the EIII,,fl?h Flora Marl. Cretcsntl, WIfe. which LIMA, BARBARA LIMA, and JudiciaICircult,lnand for Seminole aforesaid WrIt i, Execution was GOVERNMENT NATIONAL County. Florid,, wherein Pan delivered to me as SherIff 01 MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION American Bank of Orlando, NA., Seminole County. Florida, and I Defendants formerly known as CitIzens National have levied upon the following NOTICE OF SALE Bank ol Oriad, a national banking de$Cl'lbed property owned by Frank NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN mat assocIation IS the and Crescenti, said property being pursans to a Final Judgma, of Kenneth Fortune and Carol A. IOCatodln Seminole County, Florida, Foreclosure of Mechanic's Lien, Fortune, hIs *lfe, are the Defen more Particularly described as entered In Case P4o 7$3IISCAO,O dante, I, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, follows: In PM Circuit Court of Semlnol. Clerk of the above..ntitled LoS 24. Block A. Eastbrooli Sub Ccnty, Florida, I will sell the will sell to thi highest adCourt, Unit 12, Pial Book 11, Page best property situate in Seminole County, bidder, or bidder,, tar according to tile OfficIal Records cash, at the Florida, described aS: west front door of the SemInole 5'te County, FlorId., 34)3 LOIS arid I). Block B. Unit County Courthouse, Sanford, Bowman Drive, WInter P&rk, S KYLA R K SUBDIVISION, as Florida at II:OOa.m. on the 7th div Florida recorded In Plat Book I?, page 54 Adonal 1nformation avaIlable of Seplevnnqr, 1515, Hi, the Public Records of Seminole described property as followlq from the Civil Division of tIle County. Florida; together wim alt Mid Final Judgment of Forio,, Seminole County Sheriff's Drt Improvements, fixtures, Situate In Seminole C,urity, FlorIda mimi. and the underlined as Sheriff of appliances and apourtenanc on to wit: saId land or used in conlunction Lot 25. Block "1". T PIE Seminole County, Florida, wIll at tti,f5VIth, COLONNADES, FlST SECTION, 11:00A.M. on the lSIh day of Sep. ternbor, AD, 1514, ci fer fOr sate and at public sale to the highest and best according to the put itlerpol bidder, for cash, at the WesI Front recorme In Plat Book sell to the highest bidder, Icr cash, Door of the SemInole County and SO, PublIc Records Cf 5eml,ie l'Jbiec to any and all eslsflng loins, I? P1* Front (West) Door of tile Comjrlho,,,se, at Sanfojd, Florida, at Ccunty, Florida. 11:00 A.M. on the 5th da ci s.,,• WITNESS my hand and the Of. 5mi County Courthouie in tember, 1975 ilkial seal of Ihis Cowl f Sanford, 5into', Florida, the above DATED this 20th day of Au, Seminole COuty, Florlia, thu 20$ti deicribict personal 1915. day of August. 1574. That ssid mat. is bsing made to (Seai) (COURT SEAL) Satisfy Itup terms of ld Wri' A Arttsr H. B.ck.tp,, Jr. Exscut,,i. Arthur H. Beckwlil, Clerk of the CIt Cult Court E, Polk, Clerk Of the Circuit Court By: Jean 5, Wii*e dy: Cherry Ky TryIs Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk k'n,ncie County. Plaids C. Kin Sistiop. Esq. Publish: Aug. 21, ltia Publish: Aug. ii, 31, $oti, II, 1574 JaMs & BIshop, P.A. C'EC.122 DECIlS — are ___ DEC lIt ——• KEY WEST (AP) Two more psychiatrists were called to the witness stand today In the federal trial of William A.H, Williams, already described by one being lost in fantasy at the time of the kidnaping of newspaper editor Beg Murphy. WWiams Is charged with extorting S70(000 ____ any • • Mo,. Psychiatrists Called In Reg Murphy Kidnap Trial TUsk,,*..$s,$ne—M ,,,0, By ReraUStaff Writer ___________ ____ . -- im. , Publish: Aug•)4. 31, 1Th ___ Emmy Growing Into hurricane r Longwood To Hike Taxes From_2.81 To 2.85_Mills _______ lContlaimedFninnPagel.*1 — and deepwell Injection, a San.fard city hail to work out process which has raised mere details of the regional Moths of protest In several authority's organhlatlon. Florida communities, Including There really aren't any Lake County. alternatives to some type of The process Involves new sewer s)ltezn, says Lee down hundreds of feet into the Miller of the Florida Depart- earth and releasing treated ment ef Environmental waste waler. People have MIAMI (AP) — Tropical abou' 825 mIles south of Ben- tonight," said forecaster Paul Regulation. The operating protested the Idea because they Storm Enimy, with winds of up muds. The storm was moving Hebert of the National 0 M,ti,nd Avenue Altanicnle Springs, Fl 37701 permL for Sanford's sewer are afraid It will cause ears to 6 miles per hour, was ex- toward the northwest at about Hurricane Center. A tropical plant exp.res n. 31, 1177 — Uqaes or get into th. un- pected to became a hurricane 15 in.p.h. and was expected to storm gains hurricane status 4VId 0. Kino. Eso. and after that no one can derground water supply. latertodayasitgainedstreiigth turn toward the north. whenLbwjndaezce,i74 m.p.h. led & King discharge .o Box SISSC effluent Into Environmentalists oppose It from the warm waters of the northwest later tOdaY, Orlando, Florida 320173 Lake Monroe. bcaue it's a form of sweeping Atlatic cjp1. Gale force winds extended At 6 am. F.DI', Candice was The options are land the problem under the rug — At 6 a.m. EDT, Etumy's outward about 125 muM. mud .1, W,iia, Centered hear latitude 48.2 Se spreading — scattering treated they (eel the treated water can poorly defined center was loRoth & Welsi, PA ''Con ditlo mis remain' north and LongItude 44.0 west a 1150 Hartford SulIding water over land which is often be profitably used to fertiliae csted near latitude 213 north favorable for Erruny to become about 400 mIles e4.g of si. Orlario, FlorIda 32501 used (or agricultural purposes farmland. and longjtmsle 64.5 west, or a hurricane liter today or Ju13, publish Aug 31, ISis NewflMlLand. Wr I'NuW.1s.for FL ____ Expulsion Policy Changed f --- Promised Them $25OOOO agency. SALT LAKE CITY '(AP) - Two police decoy prostitutes, one of whom said she voted for Rep. Allan T. Howe in 1V74, have sworn anew that it was Howe'who offered $20 for two sex acts prior to his arrest In the city's redlight district. Margaret Haniblin and Kathleen Taylor pointed tO Howe in the courtroom Monday and said they were absolutely certain" it was he who approached them the night of June 12. riorin Korea Agrees ..:" . Hijackers Say Khadafy'. was_____ scheduled_____ for toáy on a proposal bySen. ErneSt F. Hollhtgs,D.S.C., to reassert tight control over the postal budget, six years after C grass relinquished control.. over the________ U.S. ISat Office and turned It Into a Howe Charges Rep.at.d - asorance that "oe' people will were isutally M.n to death South Korea, well south of _____ A vote C i# On ' Americans! Safety " WASHINGTON (AP) - A lontooth Inigation of school by the U.S. (mmkslon on Civil Rights Ii critical of p F nemie Cngresa for attempting to restrict court-ordered bslng. "The commission believes, for con-. 0 d U. .5 ______ - Crltklg.s Ford, Oth.ri WASHINGON (AP) -- Army Secretary. '.Mai H9ffTnanD says he intervened in the.:'; Point cliestIri scandal as an "extraordinary eirclmiMance" because he saw no other way out. "I'm áot. s'xe how I could have resolved it any othe way ..." Holfm2nn said in his Pen____ tagon office Monday after announcing that the scores of cadets convicted in the scandal will be spared the ctstomdry penalty of automatic expulsion. . SI F' . HTMl CISCUITCOUNTOPYNI HTMl CI*CUITCOUNT OP THE IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT poiIó II$WTISN?N JUDICIAL. Cli. IISN?IINTN .JVDICIAL Cli. TIll IISNTIINTN JUDICIAL - - , ...........CUlt Ill AlSO FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND. FOR: SEMINOLE CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, PL0*ISA. COUNTY. Pi.osis* ' cOUNTY, FLORIDA. L ACT*0* To 'Meet 'Wi th Ii .S. • us. NO. N-$SCP II NATIONAL. HOMES AC. Ia leiIs SALVATORE P100111 and NOSE CEPTANCE CORPORATION ADUlt S. COOK. P100111.1* wIfe. P1.InIIlf, P1aIntIN,, y Ooc•ai.. NOTICIOP , . • . NANCY J. SOWIRL ZAl..1 aDMIm$TRAT,ON . JOSEPH PAUL PIDONE and JEWELERS. J.0 ROSIRTION, d. TO ALL PU hICsris (Al')— NB HAVINS PATRICIA A.' YASTE. as lOW .. J.C. ROBERTSON TRUCKING The Amer ihtrm cv- Mother Slate Depertsn.t CLAIMS 0* DEMANDS ASAINIT twiiWs wIth rIpe of ourYIvoniIp, COMPANY and SHARON K. North ICcrseto içisd to a rier Midway sad foer escorting. spokesman saM a Senday that Twi Asovi ESTATE *110 AU. and B RN*TT BANK OP WINTER GRANTS meatbig a____ .Widauibiy of the wmblpsw.m.ieg,er1joft thi statement wu unac- OTHER PINIONS INTERESTED PARK, NA., . ' Defenda,s IN SAID ESTATE, ioIM1CotflMIlaryAike. the coat of ICorea- American ceiRallo ecaae il did IIfldan$L MONTSAU POIICLOSUNU YOtJ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED AMENDED ontodiaci(heaafe. . fercas in Soidh ,Xores were a mw1eige respoatbiuty for ffiofffihIIstvatIQnOftMtgt.tt NOTICIOP$WT NOTICIOPACTION ty of Amerlessa in the dnIft- . reinforced by two fIghter the staying of the' two TO: SHARON K. GRANTS AISlE S. COOK. cu Flu TO: JOSEPH PAUL PEDONE d YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED me North ad .qusth'me from Okinawa and Americas. ___ Plo. 7'SSICP. Is Penani In the PATRICIA A. YASTE Whose ma, an ctlon to foreclose a mor. CWcult Court icr $smlnofe Countp' reslUence Is unktwwn 8aih Korea... ' ' p the Uted Slatn and AmenFunaeth ad tl on 11w foImeIn, property In uuur- Courl1oute Sanford Florida. The YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED J,'ale county, FlorIda UnJfm can, Soath Koràea ad North aces from North Kctea that personal rspr.ssntativ. of this that an actIon tO or.closa LoS Ii. Block "B'. SUNLANO I ppJ elate Is RUTH ISTEUE HAlO, 10101 Ofl IllS (SIIouIn prOirty WI ESTATES. Aniiij p accarda'.i Ia me pia, I of it he hdd today. But North were all on precautionary latin's "would bnproee the cli- ofIOW 'dares Is 143 Plwnoeus SefYIInOIe Cilinty. F1or14i ffijq.of as r.cordsd In Flat look 11, hw, Attemont, rWi.p. FpqrId., KOrea 'proposed a daisy eatil alerts, . ThelastI7NpofLa$IlandW.,, Page 15. to V. Public Records 01 • • mate" In Kane. m. na• OW aa.es ot 'me . 11.5 tesS 01 LII . Block M. Seminole County, Florid. 'Wedacsy InI, ed White . . .Bat . the Slat. nat. pte secyy torapy for the. psissnal ,e,,,,. L)NGWOOD PARK. acc.rdIn to Ro ___ -', aialnst you, and you ____ teu,, Nw p4.5 thSrsf as rec.a. In PIII . ,sirsd to isrw • made a' ciwy gatore Ron Nosen aid lb. United 'AU are t *m a copy of your: or. INR1I,P10Ss110,PublicNsco,d, of The Uelhst Slats Mud he" wb a new 1—rmt a a Slates "Is aslOie to ceopáM. èminiu If 01 subnt Nw SesInsto Csu*V. Fiepida. lassie we Fi—i--.Jsrn, _____ by North Korea In rsI''4Iq'n of meet icon enar V. Wend, A**ney for teadons, but we r.oulr.d, ' WITHIN THREE Ills B'S' f Md -_ Y psswrnn,as SuIte 311. Ui MaItland truce ,4Ji J MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP we tiop Irsi toasr,s'a copy sO your AYSIIO. S 4U)L j'1Jg EJ flitg tMu wat tO n*b* AJ4.msnte Sprkls, Flulda IWS there II 00 THE PINS? PUBLICATION OF, NNwdSSUll. Napy,loItonJsIm hebisde,t,.Sè ISRCM the ISidaid at P*iinerijom mbiVPicIlIItIOn CO • tue me OIII11I willi Ihe Cer'D114 cv THIS NOTICE. $ file S' Nw cork A. SaIdwIn, PtoWIfN' allsniy, from North Kasi NwlBeve styled CastS an or - 'te qf" si me court a wfiflv, asats,, ftmmom the ares." sse edaus. 1. * Hlihw.y ______ ______ before the SIffi day if Soptimba,, nut be. Esp'ut*Ion of the "We rscoge that the North' The North Korean. (nmiu- mv claIm or demand they may Fern PNk FIsv W* Sn or Øia ,si4.s ludpmanf may be weok In wIdth North • Korean 4daIat upcsaa tüM party IIBw)If, Rotig, have, Each claim m.ms be In ssflM, before laptsmbsr V.1*4. and fill uwirsi against you for the refill ..:—. NWICI, tIll me cr101 wIth till CIOrk ISIIS deman basIs forms ,111 Korean guards killed two repet o the hv44wg ei In me Complains hereIn. tharg4 that MIdwa t claim, tile nam and a*.. ii the Court eMIl? beiwe Slr1cs Ofl WITNESS my hand and assl 01 America t criSfor or hIS opal or pmi attorney, PlaMSIRV attorney or immedlaisly saId court, this 1111 day of August, ior. bed sg _______ ____ _____ Slat. Dspsdmat sp.ti"—i YIsng,th salt "Nevetheliss, waters. Peidan soorca in and 11*. amount clalmsi. it ine NwruItIs: 11hirIse. a auit will isna yet a., tile iij pp be alSad 155in01 SU he' the thu (5.11) Rohert F—ath lid thu United tide does nut ht1, the tragic Wngtan aid the Midway wW becom. due alsO! N eMil. If Cfl*1 4.11w Csmlslnt. SIi$a' woald _____ Arthur H. Iec1wNh. Jr. ud fc lint fn tile claIm Is. contingent or t WITPSEU Pl.nd the lO of unliquldated. Clerk of me Cirévit Court me Aaure w me mhsCcwtsaPheDdd.yofAugup, e LMiM. $Iion me not 'he harmed." ' 1 ut Cr flic." ' irth Knr.an w5tcr3. c11m is scurtd, the security a.noi (IC3I) . Aug. 4. 31. Sap,.?. 14, I15 be d.,cflb.d. The claimant shell AZIInIf 3. Reck*.Ih, Jr."''Publlih. DEC.I30 deIIvr Nfl Iclunt cooS.. ot the claIm Clerk of me Circuit Court ___________________ to the clerk to enable the clerk to By: Lillian Woodmani mall one copy to eali personal Depoty Clerk • NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS __ . . reprssontatly. • Jon A. IaIdwWr p1 NAME STATUTE SaIIWIfl & Dihasu TO WHOM IT MAY CON1RN: to wham a copy of tills NIIIcs si Attorneys IS Law Notics Is hereby given that me AdmInhstralion has bean maIled we 110 Hlgilnay 17.fl undersIgned, pursuant 'to the requIred, WITHIN. THREE Fire Park. Florida 313O "PIctltloia Name Statute/'Chaper ' MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Attorney for PIaIn$It? ______ 543$ Florida Statutes wIll regIster THE FIRST PUBLICATION 'PVblI$Il:AIIg.74,31,5.pt 7, 14, ISiS wmtheCtoqkoftheclrcul,Coi,,,In THISNOTICE,toOIleany.bJscJ bEc.us and to, Seminole County, CAIRO (Al') - These Arab Prime Minister Mazndouh med building In Cairo. Libya they may have that challinges me IN THU CINCUIT COURT OP THE FlorIda upon ricelpi of hijackers whose attempt to p1- Salem, who flew to _____ Luzor after his deided these charges also, validity of the decandunri will, me IIONTEUNYN JUDICIAL CII. proof of the publicatIon oil this 4 rate an Egyptair jatliner to the hijacking Monday, said the Salem tiii qualifications of the pirs.nal CUlT IN AND FOR SUMINOLU IlltIce, to wit: FLORIDA POOL that repmsntasive, or the venue or COUIJTY, PLORIDA. under w'IlIct na are engaged in neghbcrIng Libya was foiled by trio nfe..ed their mI.lon was hijackers relased women and IurlsIIction of me court. ' CAl NO. iS1USCA4S.S business at 133 Caidpce DrIve, In the' disguised paratroopers said ordered by the mfll4aig Libyan cldrengflp,s, Ruth Estehle Haig _____ PAN AMERICAN BANK OF CIty of Maltland, FlorIda. Libyan leader Mosmmar leader who Egyptian Preslient As Pirsanal R.prninl. ORLANDO, NA., a national That the garllss Interested In saId tive of the Estat, of Khadafy promised them.$O,- Anwar Sadet has acc*aed of hostage., the Egyptian forces banking association, formerly besiness enterprlleare as POINws: MIle S Cook lolown U Citizens National Sank of FlorIda Pools 01 ON, gy$'s'prjm 'philatar re waging a campaign of drew up a plan to attack the Attorneys for. Personal . Orlando, ____ Central FIends, ported. . ' Represenlative subversion and terrorism air'iL" . PlaIntIff, Inc. ()Øo per Cent) Robert 0. Milton 1• 'The Libyan gereromeg de- against his regime. An officer crept beneath the Robert 0. Me4tom PA. By: DavId 0. Mason, ' KENNETH FORTUNE and CAROL 1 olid the acceaatin. fl coatar.' 1 President fea'age of the plane and let the. P.O. Drawer ;osi • A. FORTUNE. his wife, hiJachuns Dated t Winier Park. Orange. charged that the gyptj in. Orlando. Florida 33543 air out of tli Defomstants. c, lseil them OIOO If , ,,.. control tower then told the hi-' DEC.174 jacldng In in attempt to dl.. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that DEC43 e- Jackets by radio that 'nethanc u purSuant to a Fin" kidgmal WI reiI credit Libya. _________________ __________ • F0,doss,s same tl Ice had to. board the craft to day 01 ___ ____ August, ISiS. and entered In Civil I chick hydraulic prohl.nis. Two 'of the tire. armed hi.' NOTICE TO PUSUC Action No. 74.143I-CA.B In the IN TIll CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND I Notice Ii hereby given that a, CircuIt Court Th disgulied soldiers gut Jackets were' injured Monday three Libyane and two other FOR SININOLI COUNTY, me giIteIII$t FLORIDA PublIc Hearing wIll be held Wi tile '1 and off the plane several times, city when the soldi,nj, dromed' as Mal Commission Roofil. CIty Hall, JudIcIal Circuit, In and for Seminole cAsl No. 74-l$-CJ.O County, tO FloçIda, WhereIn Pan determine the number of hI- Sanford. Fisrida at 5:00 P.M. on nwiijc ovrpowered Diem Sireatened to Wow up the pane • At.rican Bank of Orlando, NA. JUVENILE DIVISION S ThIN'Iday, Seplember 2, ISIS. to ' Ii the I.*est sO, xie, Jackets and bow they were co.ner the following change and ly known as C)tlz National KRAFTCHICK, Michael Todd aka armed, and then to report members of the Boeing 737 at aniendmbnt lottie ZonIng Ordinance Sank of Orlando,. national benkIng Baby e. ak. Unnamed Male The Egyptian government to Salem and War Minster Mo ci us the Plaintiff and tue airport hi me CItY ci Satwerd. SiflllOoIe Kenneth Fortune and Carol A. Infant (born August 3, INS), charges that Libya was reon- hammed. Abdel ofLuzor, Ghany COiUity. oridO, A Child. • • Fortune, his wile, are the Odin albie Relonlno from Mr.1, R.port On D.s.g.gatlon e b . • , ,' , I ' - . L .." ,• '_i , - •• 1 4 '1 �6~w * N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD. P1*. 3377) Area Co *322.31 or 431.9M, Ttty, Aug. 24. Around li7e-4A Aneonhserdft: lyorounielidjon The riasea for this is not voting Is os be" aortgigtoamOtto aft time rIsr..Ithg hew e osy is ia." ( rde a,e h"that w1 • phiin "m th totsftstt ft's of theee datumeats that rdh aiwotigy the majority of Americans within the political the tu.. It $NO&ri en1iII! 811d piulalle, off ap&. Eitat.iy telling to vote is. rejection end Pendy aiybsdy bothers to ''igug, ft, of this i.. Bat If. you Mup and shoot N. thee. 11W Bat the aembu of Americens "twriliig on" to Ile.: ___ assms ef has .pse1h *add b, thM the to those who are willing to putielpat. In ehctloee II. Inthe nature of cunpeIclW, width bus changed slather or not they feel the ,upaWan LIpiMat flaIJIQy fr ft $, Y. their ems. A cutildute cawot afford to visit every village the above remark Is esonily jivudad arid perch upon a stump to air his ptdhe.pliy, jokingly.If cithiagly, bat n.il'4ou ft may In although some dill try IL The maid c44ate uses dIcote a streak of Istoisreacs that America 'umiot a w,Il.orcheatrot.d public relations campaign to offof during these troubled "N 1eil mow to the pablc. And tobsabiethajai That particular tendency two bdoierence Is eapenelve public relations campaign, he may have ly eacounged, skies It sarv to papdmt* the to sell himself to apedal liderud groups before he wide A" o: make them feel gelity If they dent wud an begiim to vote for a Democrat or a Republican, or even an You can't buy prlme4hne television spots with Independent coi*rlisdlons from Ma and Pa Smith In rural • --_ WAYNE O. DOYLE, Publishec ____ r "1 NORMAN H. C$HRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN SRACKLE. Advertising Director maw Ifr'me Delivery: Welk, 55 cents; Month, $140; $ Months, $1410; Year, $22.40. By Mail: In Fkvida sNne as home delive ______ 6:_) ry. AU (4h1T mall: Month, 1170:1 Months, $1610; 12 Months, $3140. Lebanon Time To Needs hie Clock himmmumw Heal The conquest of the Thi Zaatar Moslem camp In the Christian sector 01 BeIrut mercifully ended a grisly daily story of bloodshed and cruelty, no as It may have portended retaliatory bloodshed In the Bright. Lights Dim Seninob Cy. Digem Ma and Pa &elth to"AmarwMiness that cudr6 mere acreage I Pa Cwtuv*. __ And If that's the case, they'll wad a iiteii on their money: maybe a "correct" vote on that tam!Oehafs bill, or a "r'upomlble" vote on that mouwe dot effects apkwal suiting. This is ad to my that all potIt1cIai we "bought" In such a undo mv. Perish the thought. Things are more sophisticated now: scm. groups, left-wing and rigid-wing, contrthsde to both candidates In a race. No use taking M!, C u ILU% iyrw uuiwIjeuaJx)n eventually. a C f After that the best bet for the continuing exploration for some kind of a peaceful status quo In the Middle East remains some form of a Geneva convention, whether It Is called that or a roundtab!e as Secretary of State Henry Kissinger suggests. Some motion In this direction may be possible when Lebanon's new president Ellas Sarkis Is seated on Sept. 23, and after the American elections. Since the end of the step by step negotiations we have seen that there are no rabbits In the hat — that the complex Middle East problems will not be solved in a dramatic overnight miracle. Progress will occur Inch by Inch — and we just may have seen a flicker of movement. Uganda On Brink Tyrants remain In power only when they can cocvnand the loyalty of the bodyguard that protects them from the victims of their tyranny. The armed forces that helped Gait. IdI Amin take power In Uganda five years ago and have been his shield are reported to be rebelling against his erratic and bloody rule. The day the Amin government _jf not oij— maybe numbered. Mum's reign Of terror In Uganda has driven so many foreigners away that news of what Is happening Inside the on '7 aUof the armed form are said tobe In date of Insirrection, and there Is a revealing explanation for why Amin recently threatened to Invade neighboring Kenya and then called the Invasion off. His army wilts at the border refused to P. Uganda's history as a republic worthy of the name was abort from 1962, when It became Independent from Britain, mtiJ 1*, when Prime Minister Milton Obote ousted an elected president and took over the government. It has been downhill all the way for both the political and economic life of Uganda since Amin, backed by the army, took control in 1971. The hope that Ugandans could govern themselves along democratic lines faded long ago. The question now is how long It will take for them to unseat a tyrant whose rule has been ruinous. — wv %FJ"%1% LI9 Snarl Growing What' sa for ns,-,, the Ordinary. citim) ought to be mom for the gander (we federal goverraneg). It doou't seem to work that way, though. ThecIty of MTeliayct,i knOW ike to wade ft mass at , • • CIENWOa....a...... MUM 1`411M rv.ur am "You don't suppose the guy who welded this muf//ar worked on the Alaska pipeline, do you ?" peter check on Aston E. McLeod, 2$ of Orlando, brought theInfo,ii%aebn was listed a a U.S. Navy __ deserter since July I. Metaod wujilsdand was tob ___ over to military atdhoritls today at Sanford. Sadoe'dpdlicehav,arred.d An Orlando man who failed to - • V' W' L 'L ',. ".. • ..._, on --------- II - 1 do ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~ ~ Linger Forever a II S shot from outside a kitchen window as he ever hded,d in Congress— S. 2— the so-cam "guild" tdI Sponsored by Sat. Edmund Muskie (1)11.) of ;a -- hn_ __ . . -A . I r - - . - . 17 *. . !_ _, ft I . - ' Coirt, and a 14-year.old girl wasarremedandtwnsiiov,rts offlclalsst the Sanford Juvenile Detention Center. SSanford anford police today were for burglars who hrob, into the Texaco bulk P11111K "~'-' L . V;, ,~,.. ~-~-~-.'. 1 . _;,-.-, Z. '. .4 . I1 .1 I . _____ with eight cases of motor oil, —James Ttv'mu Murfin. two CUe!Oftr*7'nhjujoflflg ;'f:GING .., ___ ___ lot!;;.tp!!?ightspcts has been of Fern Park, W 3UIW,I LO Deitse. csal.mcssef and a case of lubricaig, tidal IsiCe., wa .1a1ler sentenced to one year In prison five years In prison on his guilty IT UP eft.rts at a sp.dal eluaas} ffiuLy. Pr --- bb Cu& rs ation In a plea to delivery of cocaine. He eenongtimefriends and that Fisher had Sheriff's deputies today was worthless check case. been placed under surveillance two years 'denied that he had been heavily ago •I5V theft of six Ii at r1. Circuit Judge J. William Involved In Illegal drug traf- Investigating n,dnWure BonaW the trm valued when Hall was the subject of a federal narWoodson meted the sentence fi kIng frn nr anal b'sI.l ak.. CS nvestigation. aLw.MIcnae1I(i1kJLat.nJd Monday to Patricia Webb,18, of court he was a heroin addict. depufift the W ne. year.Old U.M Fisher could not be reached for comment. Sanford, on her guilty plea to Maximum sentence in th e case were all less than two4eet-tall ' obtaining shoes and boots with would have been 15 years, but and were taken from Pine a worthless $76 check to a Soviet Actress Goes Home eattorneysgotuaecon Circle oi tmin t Roads Sanford department More, to agree to a mailman five • MOSCOW (AP) — Russian actress Zoya Assistant State Atty. BW years as part of plea Lake Mary, according to Renews Fight odorova has returned to the USSR laden Heffernantold the court that negotiations. The sentence will detective Sgt. W.A. VI Deputy David Duguld Former central Florida the date Contended despite Its order that she was to run concurrent with a 2 year with gifts for loved ones here and memories of lackban reported burglars got away gambling czar Harlan is 1e restitution for a $4000 prison sentence hired to shoot Lee, Sam meted In with $150 In Change In glass what she said was a "marvelous time with my Colonel" Blackburn, 57, 13 series of bud checks, Mrs. Webb Orange County. 41 family in the United States." containers after breaking Intc scheduled to continue his fight Cagnina, of Tampa, was hasn't doneso. He charged that acquitted of the shooting. Lee —Arthur G. Foster, 17, of The 64-year-old Soviet film personality she In fact had obtained false Casselberry, Indicted by the the residence of Stephen to day out of jail at a circuit slrvfved higwowadea nd j, now spent four months In the United States with Identification and "planned to Seminole Grand Jury for trial Carruth on Dike Road, east of court hearing Wednesday at- living In Georgia. termon at Sanford. open more checking accounts." as an adult on a burglary Grand Road, Goldenrod. laugher, Victoria Pouy, also a Russian In M1#r arr..#. Dliii, V_ rn--k'-.— .puru, on zeneraz parole 1W youve onne for the lad Charge, was sentenced UVLFSS. Mrs. Pouy traveled to the United to five neth Lane, 18, of Winter Park, In gambling and four or five years is work at years probation on a guilty plea Income tax States last year to visit the American father was being held in lieu of $5,100 evasion cases, Is free on bond places employing topless to th e lesser and Included of. bond on charges of open pending an appeal of she never met, and she married an American waitresses and dancers" tense of grand larceny, a 1973 airline pilot. profanity and residing an of- date conviction In connection Judge Woodson told Mrs. Webb Foster, "It was an unforgettable experience In had been held at ficer with violence following a 2 with a 1971 assassination at. as he read from a confidential a half-waywho house America, but Jam glad to be home, too," Miss P resentence Investigation was released to since May, a.m. Incident at Hot Foot's, tempt on his former associate, the custody of Fern Park. gambler Clyde Lee. Blackburn Fyodorova said after arriving at her downreport his aunt. Mack Brooks, 21, of was sentenced to six months to town apartment. She replied, "That's only two —Judge Woodson put Deimos Goldenrod, was being held 10 years In prison In the nlghtsaweek. AndI'mworklng 25, Sanford, on s,of without bond today In county shooting case. full-time now at a mea t PaCkIfl years probation for his plea of jail after he surrendered on a t. Lee was shot while he was In plan " "It locks like you're selling guilty to uttering a forged warrant Charging violation of a telephone booth at Longwood unemployment compensation probation. talking to Blackburn. The man assissall, meat in bars," Woodson said. check. A condition of probation Def ense attorney George is tilt AUGUST23 Dora J. - Downer, DeBary es mad divOrc : ______________________________ _____ Sprin kel told the court that his ADMISSIONS Michael Goodman, DeBary client 1fe before he can continue dU a chance to get Sanford: living with girlfriend. The Guerrierie, DeBary jo Irish. was put on only was he cana keep I Lauren Bogeajis living with Clara A. Reich, DeBary probation but Mrs. Webb ad- the girlfriend Is Wayne 0. Brooks Grackabella M. Weber, iJ to marry her, Cecil IL Crews the court that she the court told Barnes. DeBary couldn't pass a typing test. Jennie L Davis Ralph S. Belcastro, Deltona —Paul 0. Davis, of 81 N. "You're going to become a Rachel Donelson Th omas E. O'Connell, secretary like those In Bombay, Win Thomas ter Springs, was Yvonne C. Edwards Washington?" asked Woodson. put on five years probation on a Guy H. Gateley I. Walter Hawkens, Osteen guilty plea to resisting an of. "No," said Mrs. Webb. Aide Gibbs Margaret E. McCracken, ficer with violence and told by "I'm giving you a Jesse l. Hale Orlando prison for punishment, not the court he must apologize to Margaret !. Hale DISCHARGES education ," Woodson said. "it Longwood policemen who Agnes C. Humphrey Sanford: tt was for education I'd send arrested him. Kenneth K. King Clayda Jones you to prison for about Wee Mary Owens —James Karl Boston, 18,of Olga Young years." Mary J. Summers 107 Airport Blvd., Sanford, was Cheryl J. Laws, Casselberry Jerry Warner, 52-year-old put on one year probation on a Mark Templeton Alverda A. Catoe, DeBary Or lando salesman, got a month guilty plea to misdemeanor Doyle W. Thomas Jesus Morales, Deltona delay In sentencing In a con- possession of marijuana. Bertha 0. Watson Olive Schwenger, Deltona sumer fraud case when the Julia R. Weber George R. Ackerman, Lake court —Mitchell Junior Young, 33, discovered he'd made no Willie B. White Mary of Oviedo, was sentenced to two attempts to make restitution to Charles A. Andrews, Hoyt J. Prine, Mt. Dora yea rs pro bation for Improper two victims who paid for solar Casselberry Harry Van Dusen, Oviedo eshihitlon of a firearm. water heaters but never got the _____________________________________ equipment. Circuit Court Judge Joe A. — Warner said he could get the Cowart Jr. meted the following money to repay the victims In sentences on Monday: three weeks. The court ad—James W. Robertson, 33, of judicated him a convicted felon Orange City, three years on his guil ty plea to grand probation for leaving the scene MISS CORA BELLE WADE "Woman of the Year." larceny and had him finger- of an accident at Altamonte SIWVIVOrs Include a brother, printed in open court before Springs. Miss Core Belle Wade, 80 Graham B. Wade of Longwood; delaying sentencing. Warner College Park, Ga. dIed two nephews and a could receive a maximum five Monday in Atlanta. She was a I central Florida resident. A Funeral services Were held year prison sentence. Heffernan told the court that - Baptlst,she retired In 1969 after Tuesday at Patterson Funeral 20 years as a vocatiom I school Home, Atlanta, with burial in Warner Is a "Perfect candidate teacher in Gainesville, Ga. In Forest Lawn Cemetery, College for prison. He's a ripoff artist and this is a classic consumer 1967 she was nominated for Park. W'ata who worked part-time ____ ______ ____ e - _ - ,Iry , . '1 - t The' ___ __ t - - certain with t i gs like health, educatla hacane security -. agriculture, be reviewed and possibly tar. mutated adam a compelling case can be made for them. The committee that "nanber and complexity of Federal programs," athe VIA Increase in "unco&rollable" odIM and rapid grab Inn b r momswfthpermanaitsppropristlonj" have . made such a review necessary. Well, now, You don't have to sell me on this des because not only am I a close observer of I . lbe f..l.,ai hnea.,upana li,, .1.. t L_ ,.,..I...a In the Greater Kansas cIty phone bock and what I saw Is staggering. When YOU call the Federal station Service hue and ask what It does, tells you her employer Is "A referral agency to help the general public to find correct0 solutions to their problems." By this she federal government solutions, and believe me there are no shortages of such solutions" here in Americas heartland, There are the usual, rim-of the min, long-time government agencies with offices -4f*!2 — Act ___ !JOHN CUNNIFF five pages citheiflwith ie. Phone !!1InbSTI listing theverlous "Programs and activities" of Submit a genealogical table for veryune who Will operate sald vehicle so that we am tine!. Sam. The Dept. of Peaiti, ascertain that there will be a precisely equal Price Controls Feared Welfare Itself, , office a up Percentage of whites, Wicks and other nearly half a page, has 54G7 full amid pert time NEW YOIUC (AP) — U true, what a terrible somemembersoftheInduyhavas, ,, i, bureaucrats who are reachable at N phone minorities, as well as women and the elderly. Irony for President Ford. If what Is true? Thatas saying the most recent, to take effect Oct 1 n umbers. Submit certified assurances that this plan b usinesses are raising prices In fear of price Isn't justified by demand. has been discussed at length with the EEOC ' Also here are the: Agriculture Department, controls later. Despite a weak construction Industry and a EPA, EEOC, FAA, FCC, HUD, ICC, (Equal Employment Opportunity COmmission) justice Such a practice could only hurt Ford, who Is tendency toward lower prices In summer, mm- Departmg, IBS, GPO, aid stixnit that commission's certifIcatIon that relying Labor Department, much for of his appeal on his economic her and plywood prices have risen sharply. Two. Post Office, DOT and 3 above has been complied with, the Treasury Department. record, of which a sharp decline In the rate of by-fours that sold for $133 per thousand And: the Census Bureau, the Treasury Submit certified assurances that all Inflation Is the keystone. ci arenowlisted filling Depedment'sFederal EIplodvesadFfms nobody believes Ford would use $175. said and any station poperators ersonnel that sevehicle rvice same pped coAlmost Th will be equi Infoimatloit Office, Enforcement DIVISIOn (33 ntrols, and that's the Irony. ey fear Jimmy Though camouflaged somewhat by pleasantly special agents), and Regulatory Division with steelloed shoes, Safety goggles and creA (10 Carter might do no, if elwtK AM thom fears helmets and that the vehicle will be equipped are muItlplIedbypoll chernical spin 0 with at lead safety belts and an air bag to show a strong cont doesn't look good. Prices of industrial coin- Reporting Service ( five employes); the Atomic ender for Ford's job. are turning volatile, and may cause Energy Commission, the CIA (a personnel office compliance with the Occupational Safety and The potential consequence Isn't difficult to modules Problems. Health Act. — number of employs. secret); the National assess: Carter's threat to Ford becomes Alter rising an average of only 01 per cent in Oceanic "ll. Submit an Environmental imp and Atmospheric Administration as prices rim. even though the price the first three months, prices of these basic ("probably 35 to 4o employa; Statement (showing) the number of timesact themqpffled In `there's air here, might be a consequence of Car.ers commodities have almost doubled vehicle will be operated, times of day, the namne pol1tics rather — to 0.6 per but where's the ocean?); the Civil Rights than Ford's cent In May, 0.3 per cent In June, and 0.6 In July Commissi Of the operator of the vehicle, the number of on; the Consumer Product Safety The evidence so far is only empIjjca, meaning — producing "some concern" In the White Commission ("about other vehicles that might be coming Into Ot 16 employes"); the that nobody has coin. out and confessed to House. leaving the parking lot at the same time, as well raising Occupational, Safety and Health Administration prices because they fear controls, but Curiously, as prices rise the economic advance as the number and type of aircraft th at might be (26 employes); the Federal' Energy that c tain prf landing or taking off at the airport at the same and er rising a bit oinism',y, is turning a hit sluggish. The annual rate of Administration ("approxImately 97 em- ,, maybe oddly. growth for the Gross National Product was 9.2 ployes"); and time and an exact concluslonastothe effect this the Railroad Retlrezneg Board us. SteeI raised t, timesi, per cent In the first quarter, and less will have on the atmosphere In Wed Texas." . (16 regional and district employes). Past year and twice since June, even though half that In the second. Despite the fact that the 4th of July has come and gone — at least where I lived back East JACK ANDERSON the Am erican Revolutionary — Bicentennial ___ - ____ --- __ Chec S An 18-year-old Sanford recovered by police. sought a midnight snack. in a copyright stor), Lns -Mes Radio Station KFWB reported that Hall and Fisher ___ um For Bad Hall's activities leading up to July 22, when he _____ bsDellasctflceof the Depsrtmentofftudth, OneYecir Term the case. He said the questiming NSAS CITY— Earlier this En the Senate Government Operations Committee / vvuman rianaea BURBANK, Calif. (AP) Fisher will be questioned In connection with an Investigation into the murder 01 priva te investigator Bobby Hall, according to police. U.AlMadridsajdFis is not asus tIn Bureaus ____ -- . ___ -. — HOSPITAL NOTES •. - • • AREA DEATHS Administration still has an office here. One of Its Plot To Kill Kissinger Foiled four employes tells me the doesn't know, when "iins will wind down." In fact, she says, t,imre has riot yet been any word fm they will. §1 WASHINGTON— A reported plut to Castro underground In Miami's little Hava. In his no stay In Costa Rica, and Bosch was picked up and In new study published by the Brookings amminate Secretary of State Henry Kissinger But he later re-defeded to Cuba where he gave a questioned. He was held on titled a false Passport Organizations Immortal"Are Governmental in Coda Rica six months ago was blocked by U. fascinating Interview, ?9# senior fellow Herbert charge until Kissinger was safely oid of the &end Coda Rican authorlflesfowdays l), Jorejt "I have known privately sutcelg7Z"bad, Kaufman concludes that for u. try was supposed to be carried out. ' "(about the plan to assassinate the U. S. Bosch later insisted: "My only crime was are, butthelfaiare not trjviuj Experience We have piecedtO et er the gory fro Secretary of State." He said the plot had taken entering the country th wi a false passport." and intuitiontell us, he writes, that "we are in the early stages of a possibly serious diseaseto — testimony before the Sena te internal Security "certain form" by 1973 and had been "ac. Certainly, It was never proved In court that he the explosive growth of Big Government. Subcommittee and from Interviews with Cuban tuSllzCd" by 1974. hoped to knock off Kissinger. He is now at large exiles and U. S. Intelligence sources. Then In a reference to our 1974 columns, he somewhere In Latin America. In his study, Mr. Kaufman compares lists of federal agencies In 1923 with A Cuban terrorist named Orlando Bosch Avila, added: "This fact which, I repeat, rve known JOHNSON'S JUNKETS: Democratic 1973 — 421 organizations in thoseExambilng still around in I the Ir was reported to be gunning for Kissinger. privately, has been corroborated by the U. S. presidential nominee Jimmy Carter must have birth, death, attempt on the Secretary's life was expected, journalist Jack Anderson." lovevlty, survival and average Don Johnson In mind when he Charges that the organizational age of these units, he according to underground reports, during lii, Rlveto named Boach as one of the 18 anti. Republicans find cushy found that of visit to Coda Rica last February. Castro leaders who had conspired to kill U. S. for defeated GOP legi jobs in the bureaucracy the 175 In existence hi 1923, nearly per cent, V8 slators, of them, were still ftmctlonlng In 1973. Shortly before Kissingees 4mval, Bosch and other leaders promoting a cubar,Amerim Johnsm, a former Iowa Congressman, was in mod Of these deaths, the activities of slipped Into Costa Rica on a false passport. But detente. Bosch already had been convicted hi appointed by Presldatt Richard Nixon to headtheAnd dying agency were not terminated but the FBI and Secret Service had been alerted. l9llof shelling a Polish freighter with a bazooka the Veterans Administration. But he They traced Bosch's movements and notified the while it U moored In Miami. He jumped old of office when he proved to be was forced merely reassigned or taken up by other govern. a lackluste Coda Rican authorities. The suspected wssfji federal parole and fled to V"tnula In 1974. leader- So he wa shuffled over tO the comm r ment organlzat1n, This death rate Is less than that of private business, Mr. Kaufman writes: Months later. he was reported to be In Departments was arrested and clapped into a Uny Jail cell four where he has been Msconced as , days before Kissinger got to town. Curacao. protected by Chilean gunmen. He Deputy Assistant Secretary for Domestic 'The chances that an Organization alive in and 1923 would still be alive In 1973 were very high. brged, accoriling to the reports of his Internatlomi Business. The p.ottoklUKIss1ngerapremly grew "my, 2 Indeed, the chances that an organization In 1923 of his overtures to improve relations with Jobnsonhas usedbothhis VAafld Comme Florida's Dade Co un ty Public Safety pods to travel ' ' 1973 but virtually , mostly back to Iowa, wher he same status were quite good; 109 of the original an anti-Castro terrorist band, known as CUI*A population mended in the hope In Miami, has excellent ties of once again naming for office, 175 — OVW 62. per cat, better V=three out Of Action, wtkh Bosch beaded. th hout roug Latin America. In early 1976, the We repo rted part of the dory two years later alone. Johnson five — were ha this sitijatlonj' 11w Impressive ' ability of agencies to stay alive u. Tho Lynch, has spent at least $7,000 on travel, $5X4in ' after a lengthy Inve.sligstkgi La MIami. they have jyi,ng news. In plck up " last year. not mere conjecture," says columns on Sept. 1 and Nvv. 12, '.914, we wa7n44 He always goes first cla., despite the M that anti-Castro tuzrlss P1UIed UI) se He told the Senate Subcommittee about It In fact that government regulaUo,.s require COMCh If this present rate of cret tedlnkmy. "We received Information travel for federal employes. "assassination .. •ita1nst American government growth 11w enterprising holds, om confitkntial sources," he swore, "that by the year )23 there w fr Johnson, however, has a ready excuse congresnne't and bustnoamen who SlWItId ill be 554 new for hIS there was 1n4 to be an attempt on the life of Iuury accommodatj" a.. .th w."Wenoted that i' irhadbb, S cit StitcH nry Kissinger.. .We survived from 1973. Henry touch with Castro. _ the Informat ion on to the FBI, and th ey had also Barbar Takel. "I'm In other words, Kansas City will need a aix foot five and Weigh 270 separate The first hint that KLM'qer, himself, was received the LqOrm&Uffl, we aas the pow J* and otified phone book just for government offices, ids.a one of the targets came later m Canoe protedhe duty him to fly in Lion &lso said his bad back (Orted at which time we,U all be on th gover Collado, son of the than elected 10 the PleddeilCY Secret Service, as they have the fuard compan. Despite but of for the Secretary of State." Course there'll be no money to pay us. his many ezcurkms to of Cuba In 1966. Rivero was active In the Ihis home state, he dented The plot was linked to KI.ulnger's two-day having aziy I wonder what the Federal Information plans for a comeback In politics. Service here will tell people then? ______ t S ____ • BERRY'S WORLD .. - singer ___ Ederstkin and Welfare (HUD) asked the city for a reser ved parking apace at Its airport, Mayor Ernest Angelo Jr. saw an ooztim1ty to serve the b aucrata some of their own medicine In a lengthy letter to HUD, his honor replied that he would be to pr a proper ap. pliedlon, "but a simple request by telephon. or letter just won't do at all. In order to justify as many public employes as possible and to make things as difficult as poulbie for anyone trying to do biMbiess with the City of Midland, we have adopted a few regulations azac gtTh with which von mu rnmnlv' -You mad submit three executed and 14 confirmed copies of this application, which we will then distribute to our Department at Aviation, Fire and Police Departments, the Public Works Department, the City Attorney's office and anyone else we can think of. Submit the make and model of the proposed vehicle, together with certified assurances that everyone connected with the manufacture, servicing and operation of some were Id according toa wage scale that corn. wu•riea Ifl Murder A coming traffic early today ,' aided ic In county jail without "'. boa Sheriff's deputy William &. Hodge was Patrolling on Eden 1A 1A : . •7.ovIu iri -•'Oi' In southwest aggravated asnult charge ,,~-,* , '?' . k-~ Seminole at 1:30 a.m. and dimming his heedlights lot aft anothar teenager was ? V.,-= -i. stopped a rental car to give at oncoming traffic. ~ .. 1__.. " ., driver 8 v"W wwnft (Or not Hodge said a routine com argment. Patrolman Jacob Cohen '4'~-*"1 reportedBreadajacksen,17,ofea AI. __ •i • Higgins Terrace, was cot the's, -w oau. A1111101WIftaft"Mas." UTU re dim his headlights for on- Madame Chiang, widow of the late Nationalist Chinese president, returned to Taipei in April after seven months in New I York for medical treatment. ER.L JOHN D. LOFTONJR. Red Tape , - -•- S BYBOSLWYD Rerald$taft Writer Care TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) Madame Chiang KaJ.Sjiek has gone to New York to continue medical treatment for an undisclosed Illness a source close to her says. She boarded a. jetliner Monday on the military side of Taipei's ShItmgsha Airport, Perhaps I am being unduly cynical, but these are the gripes lbs., from people who lideid to day away from the polls. And I suspect they do not Intend to icier In sluice. Both leftists and rightists will be screaming to No heaven, *mimft more rapresudstion In our political procea.. And that's good. It's kept *s going for =years. I I IAaJt Undlaui. we Tal Zaatar also may slgi'al a political milestone. Afternearly a year and a half 01 civil war the outlines of a do facto partition of Lebanon are emerging. Christian are is control of the Mediterranean coast from East Beirut northward almost Into flipoll. Palestinians occtçy the remainder of the Lebanese literal to the border 01 Israel. Syrian troupe have the rest. Both the Palestinians and the Qiristlam are already in the process of eLablisliJ"g naIitf: -'tities through Lax colledlosi, official acts and services that Include mail and garbage colleetIos. The desire for retmificafion may be strong among the Palestinians, but Syria's protection of the Christians and bud's naval blockade Aweapons from reaching the Palestinians crimp Moslem ambitions. With the experienced Cyprus, the Korean and Northern Ireland fresh In mind it would seem that a partitioned Lebanon would be the last thing that the world needs at the moment. However, we can see silver linings In the clouds. For example, a de facto partitioned Lebanon In which the combatants are at least separated by some understood boundaries actually lessens the potential for hand to hand encounters as well as random guerrilla activity. Secondly, the Palestinians not only have been further divided, they actually have been put in their place by fellow Arabs. Syria has made it clear to the Palestinians they cannot rule Lebanon by force and cannot be the trigger for another IsraeliSyrian war. Politically, that does not leave much' maneuvering room for the Palestine Liberation Organization. At the end of July it agreed to negotiate witkSYria,.WhickwM.mrvaiiii.nurnme 1J5errer Madam. Chiang KaISh.k - Ii .t1..4 FL 1. :.: w• 1p"Ing" CLIP AND SAVk 'ATTENTION! I _ Medicare - . II , ___________ I I murgiaryciacassemerry MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS BEDS • WHEELCHAIRS * PATIENT LIFFERS • BATH EQUIPMENT V 9 I $ COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES A Prescribed by Your Physician Obta in these servic es under Medicare We Rill Medic3re For You ___________________ __________________ !!4i.iii i U, I a - at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. - - CLIP AND YE - - - - high 91, today's low 75. Partly cloudy through m Wednesday with a chance of I thudershowers mainly during afternoon and eva1ng hours. I Hlghs around 9O, lows in the j. Variable winds up to 10 .p.b. Rain probability Is 50 per cent. TOMORROW'S TIDES Daytona Beach: high 8:21 a-rn., 8:13 p.m., low 2:00 a.m., MEDICARE SUPPLY Coal Hwy. 17.92 WEATHER z Monday's , I I 44 " ) C11 taken in the breakin and later • COMMODES * HOSPITAL Cas3elberry, was put on five I. residence. Eight guns were Medicare insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of . . . I .OXYGEN Cl years probation on a guilty plea Subscribers • .BREATHING fraud case." Heffernan said the failure to meet the court's requirement of restitution "shows what kind of probatione r he would be." In other sentencings by Judge Woodson: —James Wayne Frey, 18, of 2:14 P. Port Canaveral: high 7:56 FOR HOUSE REPRESENTATIVES br the but Interests of SEMINOLE COUNTY • knowjej krts cnlLnok ('uni, anti v.111 IprCsCnt u .L1iI.CI) .ind C()n%IruCiIdy S Succc,tul busrnciuun IJIn1cr. ciiru .and i,aliIcm.in • (,rjju.uc ul Rollins Colkgc • ('hurh md lmaI nun • 'iPI1Ifl. 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National Foothill League ethi- rookie Mike Preltt driving over bitlon frhanpb over the Ila- fromtheouetotakea74le,d. 't iiph1a Eagles Monday nlgt*, Sipepd1PauIWarØ bid the former San Diago State and then 21 to the one.tIme All,: i _____ dat appeNi to be figNing a NFL recalier who rdurned this boning battle In his bid for a your from the dofuact World • darting job. Foothill League. A 33-yard '_,,.. .•.' ' 1 . . . Cleveland Coach Forrest peas from Sip. to [any Pool. _; GraggssidSipe,wboeo'i4,d put the ball on the thee.. .l2ofllfotl57ywdaandtwo Thedriveappearedtotak. • .• •••,, .:., •. , ________ toucl*lowns, played a good tbedardioutoftheEags. ' .• • . . r • -, . • •• . '!. j;•.• ,. game but he's still the beckep After the kickoff, the &owna' -.. k. Thom Durden htercepted a SOME FUN __ __ ___ Mike Boryla pau, at the P..M rM area psfr of Leke &adky proupedi, w0e Ly It ouseb Larry ker, UBtis th. got foothill abive, dkee shoulder eaerdses agat a kiecking sled._i- - .kg peehe THE SUN team reelmoved well and a 21 Eagles' 11. In four plays the le week vl ares " •• Mnbig theme yarde to rookie,. HamMpku by1. VInceat) Gnu. "But he knows he's ow azsi it was 140. _________________________________________________________________ becki quuterteck. I would ____________ ,; H ' li i g -: e d E f * &., pe eeled fin of 10 drllltoperfectico.Hetookthe 1 r.cn seven days, _ LV (QU WORRY • - W I. Pet. Si j PPsH Ii 41 1 ,ica', psw,fl' ,aa 53 51 . 1 pitcher between Aug. waukee Brewers trimmed the 34 agath* Baltimore, allowing New York t. LOUIS 34 45 .410 3' 1975, and Aug. 33, 1976, a Texas Rangers, 6-2. only three runs in 31 innings. Chicago M$ makes you forget some 41g 4, Pyg 3 Lee, who missed six weeks of MontrNi 41 77 .347 30 WI,, bait not all-of your aches the season after injuring this An Irhileld hit by George CinCJIVIII pains. pitching shoulder during a Hendrick with two out In the Lee Ang 55 .310 10 -"It was my right leg, ft was brawl In New York with the ninth inning drove In the win- 51 Diego 0 at as .00 rtIng, probably a ham- Yankees'GraIgNeuJesMay21, ning rim. Dennis Eckeraley. HOUI • 57 0 .413 23 lng," Boston's Bill Lee said was making only his eighth stopped Kansas City on seven Atlanta Sen Fran 13 fl 437 33 r pitching the Red Sox to a start of the season. hits and struck ott 12. MsndaY, Riit triumph over' Nolan Ryan PhilidlIphia 4. Atlanta 2 Carl Yastrumski hit hIs 17th The Irdlans ioa4aj d the California Angels Mon. homer and Jim Rice drilled a against Steve Mingorl with one St. snLoulSI, oisgo CInCI*WIitI 3 I y night but coining out after two-rim single for the Red Sox outinthenlidhona pinch single Lee An.l.ss,6. Plns, Montreal 3 ran innings, while Lee worked seven Innings by Ron Prultt, a double by Rick Only tames sch.iIid Tudays Oamis "Bid it was everything. I was aid allowed seven hits and two Manning and an iz*etdlonai 4tjfgo (AfldIJl$ç 0-14) ding all over. I'd had runs. Th. Red Sox chased Ryan walk to Rico Carty. Manager Oicao (Runko 3-4) OI(I. 13*201 want to, get my In the sixth, when they scored Frank Rohlsao, f PhIIalphia (Cirltun 15.1) p tflt• isSflflh 1110). n(ngoodeioughdiapesol aixtimes. .athoineb4Ifr1,ckfoBo m'tneed surgery. Ihave a wlth hislafleld itt. Yaakee.I,TwIa4 St. Louis- (Falcon, 10.i1) a calcium deposit, which CInCinnatI (Zactwy 11.4), In) Meanwhile Nettles, Lee's anTIgers 5, White Sn 4 Pittsburgh (Cendetarla 121) luses Inflammation and tagonig, walloped two doubles, Rookie Mark Wagner dilly as sin rttatlon. It's the reason I a single and hIs 21st home rim ered a decisive two-nm single New Disgo (Strom. 10.13). (n) York (kivur 00) at San on't be ableto brush my teeth and slump-rIdden Thurman in the Tigers broke open a tight Francisco hart 1010). (n) I the morning." 41) at Munson drove In three runs game with three runs In the MerWrsul (Carrlthars 1.12), (a) Bid how does Lee really feel with two singles as the Yankees sixth liming. That made It 5-1 esiays oam.s ter going one day diort of a mapped a three-game butChicago rallied on homers Houston at ChICniO. ill year without winning as a They pounded 17 hIts off Bill by JIm Spencer and Chet New York at San Francisco Pi-;lsde??hla at Atlanta, (n) toter? Singer and three relievers. Ixmon off Ra uho *.rva.t son flego,-i."1 feel good," he admitiect. A's 3, OrIoles d pitched only his second corn- Montreal at Los Mgiles, In) In other American League Only games schiduisd Sal Bands Mt 24th home plate game in 17 starts. 1actlon, the New York Yankees and Don Baylor his 14th In sopBrewers I, Ringers 2 AMIRICAN i.u*oui polmdedtheMInnesotaTw1ns9. port of Vida Blue's six-hit George Scott drove In three last W I. 1andA'sblankedthe pltdilng as the Oakland left- nmswlthahomerandtwodorYork 73 40 .103 ltlmore Orioles 3-0; the bander continued hIs 1976 mu- bles and Gorman Thomas also New BaltImore 13 10 .516 io Indians nipped the tery of Baltimore. Blue hurled homered to pace Milwaukee's Cleveland si S2 .406 13 jKInhasCItyRoyals4.3;theD. hiselghthcoinpletegamejnhjs 13-hltattack. Detroit 30 61 .450 *3 - - ' MI - Pe*ry(1)310;Q (24) 17.40, P14-3) 43J 7 (43.fl 7541: 31.30. 1*f/4QRg Trawila Laidy, 3, lOud JeIln 4. 0.1. Neni MMu, S. ie A41nfraI: seveNTh -1. Wi-seeps (1)010 M$ N.lor; 7. NullS Day; I. 340 3.40; 2. 1111 Neither (I) L30 Caisla Kim. 400:3. NImble Reedy (6) 3.40:0 (1. l&' - I ' i I) I.30; P (II) 10.10 T (1-5-4) "°•'°• ____ ___ . : -. :*'j dIM PALMER,r A4'P , .. - ':ç s .. .,. - . ... •.. . . : ___ ______ i' :•:'•::' - ' ' ______.: : -. .- • ______ _____ \ - :-:•: -• , .•. - - - ' '' •:' : -• ____ '. 'V/i? 5L4M4'/,V • SICOND-.-1.Countenøwisne; j .' ,, f j & always, p v d - (3)110,310;3.MuNhIIe.lawWa) 2. Snazzy Rocket; 3. Preach; 1. HI D Q (37) 4040: P (7.3) 11110. Ho; 3. Sandy TIme; 6. Dutch's IIGNYN - 1. Jorgo.Wsliy (4) Master; 7. Shoda LI., S. Plep's Jake 7*310, 550; 2. MartI.Rodoits (2) THIRD-i. Or Nltro: 2. StrIde; 3. 12.30, 340; 3. MutllIa.Coblan (7) JObIII'sBIgDad;& BarbIeDoII;5. 3.l0;Q(2.4)2L00;P(42),3.N:Ri, '' Boston SI 44 .473 ist ' Dick Walnut (Weaver); 4. Dr. Rult it's Soul; 6. Lonesome Edy; 7. (0) (37 wIth 2.1) *01210. Mcntgom,,4 10 lIe Mllwkes 54 13 .154 ii (Ormsby); 5. MagIc Maynard Bangle B. Royal; S. Judy May. NINTH 1. ApeIX (1)0.31,740, west (Lake); S. Camden .Iody (No ,, 3 FOURTH - 1. BIg Os Marc; 2. 3-60; 2. Gastl (2)5.20,210:3. Jor0e Kin CIty Kfvlfl 73 4 .610 33 i DrIver); 7. W.D. Baron (Hail); I. Rocke$M;3. Randy Rugrat;4.G.L (6) 3.10; 0 (lV.30.00 P0 (1-2) Oakland NeidsYs 1s 67 57 .310 I',, Direct Bet (Shell). . Sue; 5. CaprIcious; 0-My Vlckie, 7. 110.10. °"' 5_i Minnesota 43 43 .4% 11 FIFTH I. Proud Macwin (No Cracking Chick; Orlando I. bison. TINTH - 1. Vldor.Goros (3) 3, C1srlo$te 0 DrIver); Tixas 10 45 ,4 1;V, 2. Fly by. Wick (KurtiFIFTH-- 1. , MovIng Lady; 2. 1140.13.20.340:2. Marlo-PecIns (3) CalifornIa 54 11 .432 22 K,lOxvlUe 5, Colunbvs4 - warm); 3. Westerns Be-v (PhIllips); Quisqueyana; 3. Just Foxy; 4. Run 1.10 340; 3. BarQuin.Geedwln (3) ChIcago Tidoy'sones 34 71 .132 n 4. Miss. Erin (B. Regur); S. Sara Dog Two; S. Travelin Rosy; S. Wind 340; 0(21)3510; P13-2)100.00, 00 Sva.nia it Jacksenyille M.adiys Results Ruckar (No DrIver); a. Torpedo Sock: 7. Darron;$. Madds KrIsti. (1.5) 0340. OIrloft, a Orlando Boston 7, Calitornla 3 SIXTH - 1. Conlve; 2. MaIn ILIVINTN - I. Sarquln. c. Byrd (No DrIver); 1, Loco Legs Oakland 3, Baltimor. 0 Cvn,s at Knezylile (Serb.$); 5. Hal Commander Chute; 3. Red Dana; 4.Triple Kwik; RodoHo(1) 15.10, 16.30,5.10; 2, ZUbI. Cleveland 1, Kansas CIty 5. p,nroe Whynot: S. Desert Lady; Paco (3) 0.00, 3.20, 3. Unlarto. PLOCIDA STATE 1.1*00. New York Minnesota 4 _____ SIXTH - 1. Bomber 6 (Van- 7. Peggy Fallen: S. Rancor. EchlnI* (2) 11.0: 0 (1.3) 3210, P DetroIt 3, ChIcago 4 d.rvrt); 2. SuperficIal (Johnson)). SIVINTN - 1. Deer Hunt; 3. (1.3) 33100. w. L s Milwaukee 5, Texas Tan,çe , 2 By The Associated Press Rods Duchess (Roy); 4. Frosty B- B's Pusher; 3. DIamond Oar?; 4. bait If he were to do some fast plonship lnce the 1950 "Whiz TWELFTh-i. Motilla.lIs-r$ (6) Today's Games Lak.sen Francis (yuan); S. Moon Time (M. It's Judy; 3. Penrose VIxen; 6. siue 1210. 10* S40; 2. RataiLCabhin ns, St. Pøsri1,, Philadelphia ManagerDenny arltlinetic he would know the Kids" captured the NI. crown, t0,'la (Hartzell 31) e .j i Crank); 4. Argo Joe (R. NieIy); Grace; 7. 7. Ex Part.; S. Ricki Ca. (3) 1510.0.20; 3. lsaIo-SOflIUSI (I) WIfltII' l4ivin • I) (WIse 0.10), (,) Ozark claims he Is nrA yet figure Is 2$. Nswtown Gay (Metcaife); I. Middle beating the Atlanta Braves 4-2 Boston EIGHTH-i. Dolly M.; 2. JobhIrs 0.20; 0 (3.4) 5740; P (4-3) 111.11: seem.,. oivi,i.. fl 45011 1. Oakland (Tfl*z 10-10) (Biest. Bigfoot; thinking about the P1db' "mag3. Sins4ge HImax; 1, BIg (Q) (1.5 wIth 34)750.10. The Phils, the East leaders Monday night. The victory was Baltimore (Garland 15-3), (a) Ft Lauderclal, SEVENTH - 1. RodO Melody ReboZo; S. Connpromise; 4. Jersey 7, , Ic number" for clinching the since May.9, moved closer to- the' Phils' sixth in their last CItY (Leonard 15.3) s W Palm .,ac ; (Roy 2. LIttle ,, JodI (Bourgeois); 3. Jan.; 7. G.R. Sunset; 5. lie Betty. MONDAY NIGHT Pomo.noI.eaca SilO its 21½ Pepper JoPm.(SIrk); 1. Victory Rally National League East pennant, ward winning their first cham- seven games and gave therm an Cleveland (Waits 5-3), In) NINTH - 1. Jay Joker; 2. Msay'sI.eens Minnesota (lane 45) at New CR. Hilly); S. J.H. Flrebyvd (No TravellnTom; 3.JobllI'sWiiard;4, FIRST1. UrtartSLlOtZo (6) Fort Laus,e 5. MPam 5 81-41 record for a 144-game York (Mexander SI), (fl) West Palm ieod5. DrIver); S. Jeans First (Van- Noticeabie;5.VefaGann; S. Melody *3.006.504.20; 2. Marlo.Egurbl (1) SeCh Chicago - (Brett 7-I) at DetroIt Tempel. lead over runner-up P sbw'gh dervort); 7. Rocky Dominion Song; 7. Thousand; 5. Lady's Day. 15.10 740; 3. bOb'Pecins (4) 410; 0 Laketan I.unrH 12-1fl, (n) (Prewost); S. Kingly Hal (Brat ELEVENTH -1. Lace Mafia; 2. (1-4) 61.10; P (0-1)177.30 The Pirates, East champions (Rcb.rti Mllwauke (Augustine 0-SI at man). Lar*y Hank; 3. Wee Mona; 4. SECOND -1. laiquln.Oer. (3) five of the past sIx years, bowed Texas (Brim S-i), En) EIGHTH - 1. Argo Angus (No Champlen Flames; S. Jack Tryca; U.0010.10 &00;2.JuiIanLolJo(1) Weit Palm 5 al Pomp.no Beecj, Wednisday 5 Oames totheSanDlegoPadres 5-4, andTamp.. 5t PVeqg DrIver); 2. Deleon Kim (Brainard): 0-604.40; 3. Soloe-MoIlaa (4)3.10; 0 Lakisand at wws., Haven California at Boston, 3. Skippy Lee (Kurmworit,) ;- 3. fell to 67g. (13) 44.20; P (51)320.10; hg 0(14 Kansas' CIty, at Cleveland, (n) Cumbon Frisco (Vandeventer); s. wIth all-li 175.loandn.awlmaml3) FortbePhllstowlnonlytheir Minnesota. at New York. () Buddy Hope (Vandervort), third pennant In history - their Chicago at Detroit. (n Maynard Pence (Strong); 7. Jeremy THIRD - I. SOlana.ElocyI (5) MARSHFIEID, Mass. (AP) be be able to adjust to t1e dif- first was In MIlwaukee al Texas, (a) (Grimes); S. Worthy Robin - they need NFL ExhhIIflsns - The odds may be long on a Ofli? tames scheduled (Solders). • 1107,00, 3.A0raIzGorI,(4) 340,0 ference between that and the combination of 2$ more vieMonday's Result NINTH - 1. Navy Admiral (3-I) 5540; P (5-3) 70.50. Yugoslavian all-star becoming way the pros play It." Cleveland 21, Phiiadeipffla 17 tories or Pittsburgh defeats. (Anams; 2. Demon Express (T. FOURTH-i. Eiorrl (1) 10.10 S.00 Aug. 25 a Boston Celtic, but the NationDalipagic, a 6-footl, 205- PhIladelphia has 40 gaines reCrank);). Impulse (Wilaey); & Mr. 3.10; 2. Rafael (Ii 7.003.00:3. Gastl Washington at New York J (i,) ol Basketball AssocIation pound forward, star of the Yu- maining aadee (Dvoraceli); S Drip Dry VANCOUVER (AP) - After lI(S) 3.10; 0 (1-1) 12.30; P (1-I) Baltimore at Atlanta. In) and the Pirates have champIons won't bet against it. goslav Olympic team, was UnBrainard); 6. Eds Buddy (Rau): 1. announcing the trade with 12.30; 00 (II) 10210. Chicago at Tampa Bay, (fl) Direct America (R. Heeiy); I. Love Denver at St. Louis. In) - 1. MartI.Bongi,, IS) . ers Drazen Dalipagic has starred velledatthe Celtics' Marthfield Minnesota North Stars that 0.40FIFTH In other NI. games, the St. Bug Rung (Roy). 710 Detroit l Kansas City, (n) 2. GastiEct,aniz (1) TENTH - 1. FestIve Guy brought veteran goaltender Ce- .10 310; 3. Mutllla-Mandlola (1) In International games and tryout camp Monday and he Louis Cardinals battered CliiAMERICAN - LEAGUE New York Giants at Green Bay, (Bereznak); 2. Eastermute Caton sare Manlago to their National 320: 0 (15) 1110; P (51) V.00. Celtics Coach Tom Helnsohn drew praise from the Mart. clnnatl's West Division leaders BATTING (300 at bats)- McRae, In) (Strong); 3. Arden Ed (Newman); SIXTH - 1. SOIana.Oyy (5) 1240 says, "The big question is will . A team spokesman said the 9-5 ma game televIsed In mod XC, .352; G.Brett, XC, ,,]43; Philadelphia at Minnesota, In) 4. Drexel Trudy (Sink) S. Hockey League club, the Van.. 6103.00:2. Solos.Pêco (2) 6.00 3,30; Cincinnati at New Orleans, (,) LeFiore, Det, .327; 8ostock'M1n, Sheherazade (Dvoraceli); 6. Gayie couver Canucks also announced 3. GaIdoeLopr,, (4)3.50; Q (24); non-English speaking Shooter Is of thecountry, and the Lbs An- .324; Carew, Mm, .323. PIttsburgh at Dallas, In) Stanton (No Driver); 7. Breezy Sal the signings of three players to •; P1421 Vail; DO (5-4) 201.00. a tough rebounder and a good geles Dodgers saddled the Moo- RUNSR.WhI$e, NY, $3; otis. Miami at Houston, (n) (Hail); S. Senator Mir (Serbes). SIVINIM - 1. ls.sa.Egiji (3) Buffalo at Los Angeles, (,) XC, SO. LeFlore, Det. 70; Rivers, contracts Monday. jum. treal Expos with their ninth NY, 79; G.Brett, XC. it. 11.40 3.50 4.10; 2. Victor.Sarduy (2) Sunday, Aug.29 "I'd say he's going to make consecutive 1os, 6-3. Oakland at San Francisco I.403.S0;3.oaIdo$WaIt-,(i)4.00;Q RUNS BATTED IN-Chambilis, mtems Mike Walton and (2-3) 31.50; P (2-3) 3110; P (3.3) lt,"thespokesinansaldofDalj'ThIS Is a good way to start NY, $2 Mayberry, XC, $2; San Diegoat Seattle Bobby I.alonde and defenseman 7510. Monday, Aug. 20 Bat, SO; Munson. NY, -' paglc'schancesofsurvivmg the road trip," Ozark mused Rejackson, s-i. DAYTONA BEACH Dennis Kearns all agreed to EIGHTH - 1. OrbCdoI,sn (4) New England at Cleveland, () 79 TAMPA (AP) - The do- initial tryout. , after the Phlls had overcome a 23.00 440 4.10; -2. lsasa.Elorri (1) MONDAY MATINEE HITS'-G.BCStt, KC, 172; LeFlore, terms. fending North Americans SocThe next stop would be the 2.0 deficit with four runs In 4.103,20; 3M*AliIa.Sarduy (7)&30Q Del, 15$; Carew, Mm, 150; Rivers, . lRST - I. Blue Romy (21.3.10, (1-6)40.20; P15_I) 130. (23 with all. cer League champion Tampa Massachusetts Maritime eighth InnIng against former NY, 145; Chambliss, NY, 117. 2.40. 3.60; 2. Wright Cruiser (1) 610. 1) 6540 and (2-) WITh aIM) 1040. DOUBLES--Olis XC, , McRae, SEMINOLE Bay Rowdies battle the Toronto Academy in Buzzards Bay, teammate Dick Ruthven. "I 15.10; 3. Okie (1) 440; 0 (1-2) 39.50; NINTH1. Mutiil (1) 12.00 13.10 2$; Rivers, NY,27; G.Brett, XC, MONDAY NIGHT Hockey Brawlers Metros tonight for the Atlantic where the Celtics dpen pro- have not even thought about a XC,Carty, 5.00; 2. Martl (5) 4.10 6.00; 3. Cle, 26. FIRST - 1. Metrolina Dusty P (2-i) 96.00, 31.29. SECOND Yes Man (2) 19.10. Boniguen (5) 4.50; Q (14) 3; P Conference title and a trip to season traIning Sept. 24. T0.,tt, XC, 12; (BrIdges) (5 $60, 350, 3.00, 3. magic number yet." 1)00, 460; 2. Kerna (7) 3.2'. 120; i 16530. Garner, Oak. 12; Carew, Mm, 9; LightnIng Dream (1) 120. 2.50; 3 the Soccer Bowl Aug. 28 In Dalipaglc and 15 other Atlanta helda2-Oleadon Ken LeFlore,.Det. I; Bumbry, Bal, 7; Maurice Edward (1) 3.40; TENTH - 1. Victor.Peclna (7) Tim Kelly (1)3.40; 0(2.) 61.60; P Q Seattle. (2-7) 461.30: T (2-7-3) : 0.6O; DO (2rookies and free agents are Henderson's second-Inning Poefte, XC, 7. 11.107.403.10:3. JuIlan.Ovy (3) 10.30 11.6.0: 1:39:3. HAMILTON, Ont. (AP) - 4.50; 2) 52.00 3160. 3. Nsstor.Davalos (5) 4.00; Q ReJ.ckson, Sal, fl; L.May, 8-al, 22; (5) 6.20, 3.40, 2 60; 2. Liberty Blue face the Pacific Conference Cape Cod training camp. runscoring single in the seventh G.Neltles, NY, 21; HendrIck. Cle, 20. (4) 1640. 7.20; 3. MIchiana i,• (I) 3.20. 3.60; 2 L% Pet Paslon (5) 1.20, with assault following a benchchamps at Seaitle's Klngdome The Zyearold Yugoslavian before the Phils rallied. A walk 3.60.3. Sassy Corny (4) 12.50; 0 (2ELI VENTH - 1. Mutllls.Pecina STOtEN BASE5.-P4on1Ps,Oak,60; 210; 0(4-5) 51.00; T (54-1) 43430 I) 29.00; P (2-5) 57.00; 1 (25-1) clearing brawl during a Junior (5) 15.60 3.00 6-00; 2. Urlart,. Saturday. LeF-ios-e. De$,41; Campaneris, Oak, DO (6$) 1$ SO; 2:13:2. import has played zone defense to Bob Boone and league game March ZI were re ndiola (1) 11.10 i.e. 3. Gallon. THIRD - I. Thorpes Champ Minnesota and San Jose play roughout his career. In the Bobby Tolan and pinch hitter 43; Baylor. Oak, -U; Patek, XC, 11.- (Nee-ly) FOURTH - 1. Play (2) manded untIl Jan. 18 for yjaJ Wally (3) 4.25; 0 (1-3) 0.1,0; P (31) PITCHING (11 Decisions)(4) ii SO. S00.310; 2 Red for the PacIfic title Wednesday. NBA, only man-to-man defense Tim McCarver filled the bases, Garland Bal, 15-3, .533. 2.47 Counsil (1) 410, 340; 3. Darned 1360 780. 2.50; 2. Wright Dart (I) when they appeared In provin- 133.50. TWELFTH - I. Gasti-WaIly (1) The Tampa-Toronto is permitted. (2$) HeeL W.Campbell, Mm, t3) .513, 3.24 (5) 5.50; 0 (II) 26.00; T (4-1- 360. 240; 3. Jurist John then Dave Cash's two-run 2160; P (21) 78.00; T st-I-i) 75-40. dab court Monday. 13.50 5.1 2.50; 3. Rafa,$-E)I (3) Leonard, XC, 153, .750. 3.30 aIl).97,40; 1:35). semifinal playoff in Tampa Celtics offIcIals did not talk single tied the score. Larry Fidch, The Incident, involving Ron 7.00 1.00; 3. Mutllla-Mandiola (7) FOURTH 16.5. .737. 2.22 Bird, I. Etra Angus 31 v. Stadium tsthethl.rd meeting for much about that prospective Bowa followed with a sacrifice xc, FIFTH - 1. Society Stan (2) 1210, Roscoe, Warren Skinner and 3400 U 39.I0 P(1-3) 11L10: big ii s. .615. 3.10 E.Figueroa. NY. (Metcalife) (31 2660, 140. the two soccer clubs thIs year. adjustment (' wIth 1.3) 1154.10. Hbby2. 7.20. 4.20; 2. Wayside 60k) ( Dallpaglc. But fly and Greg Luzln.skl singled in 157. .612,2.91 D.Ellis. PlY, liS. .647, Chance Win (61 300, 230; 3.4.00; 340 - 3-Otis (SI 3.50; Q (1-2) 16,20; P Donald Laurance, took place In 354 Bibby, dc, OS, 313, 3.19. Changer (5) 2.60; 0 (3-6)51.40; T U So far the Metros, 17-9, have of the language barrier, Hem- the final run. an Ontario Hockey Association (21) 67.10; T (2-1-3) 454 10; 31.5). STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 240; 6.5) $1643.60; 2:10.). split with the RowdIes, 18-6, sohn said, "Either he'll go to SIXTH - 1. JanI'sead Be Ba (7) Major Junior A playoff game. Padres 5, PIrates 4 Tanana. Cal, 154; Blyleyen, T.i, FIFTH - I. Comulges Ge-rn 19 60. 6.50. qlnnlng 2.0 at home and losIng Berlitz or I will, depending on 2. Jolly Jumper "As It stands at the moment, ill: Hunter, NY, 138; Eckeriley. (Gnidges) (3) 260. 2.50. 250; 2. 360 400 620; oscoe has also been charged 3. Wright Can Can (1) Passe (5: 5.60. 3.60; :4-1 at Tampa. how good he can play" If he unless I falter, I don't see how i Cli, 135. with causing a disturbance. 3. Lady Byrd 450; 0 (3-7) 32.10; P (73) 1)9.40; T Spart.n (5) 11,00; 0(3 5)14.40; T (3 Tampa beat the New York makes the team. NATIONAL LEAGUE (1-3)1421.20; 3162. can'LwtntheRook,ieof the Year SI) '55-So: 2:OS4. BATTING (300 at bets)- JohnCosmos3-1 in Friday's quarterSEVENTH - I. Traffic Jam (7) Dalipagle arrived In this Award (in the National stone, SiTH - 1. My Tawnl (Lake) (1) Phi, .311. Madlock,Cpim, -' 12.00.$i0,350; 2. ma Friend (3) _________________ inab and Toronto edged Clii. country 31.60. 11.60; 2 Abe-s Hope (3)4.30, Saturday, ac- League)," said San Diego's Un- Morgan, Cm. J31; Grill sy, Ci .329; 7.30. 3. American Champ (6) r 6.40; 3. Color Me Beanie (1) i.1; ago 3-2 to set up tonight's companiedbyhisfather,whob beaten rookie Butch Metzger OMaddox, Phi, (i'd) 60.20; T (43-i) 797.10; 1:37:1. 2-SO. 0(3-7) 33.50; P173)7310: T RUNS-Rose, Cm, 10$; Grmffey, match. (736) 110.00; 31.57. serving as an interpreter, after pitching three per-feet inCm, 97, Morgan, Cm, 9?; Schmicfl,SEVENTH Brid) (7) 340.1. Lotus Bud EIGhTH - I. Legalized (2) 11.40. The Rowdies have won 14 Dallpagic was scouted by nlngs against the Pirates for his Phi, 97. Monday, 60. 250; 2. Chi, 14 20,3.00; 2. John BrIti (6)3 60,3.40: WeStern Scf I (I) 1044, 650; 3. traight games; Toronto won Helnsohn,AsslstantCoachJohn 13th save. 3.MLxMoss(I)3.I0;Q(35)3330;p RUNS BATTED IN G.Fost,r, Slbyt8.0 (3)25.10; 0(17)33.00; lOS; Morgan, Cia, 93; Schmidt, r Is last five. (26) 87.10; T (261) 243.20; 31.51. Kilhilea and team President San Diego won the game with Cm. (i-i 3) Wt40, 1:35:3. Phi, $1; Lu:nsiiI, Phi, 5); Watson, NINTH - 1. Nap's Joe Potts (6) bIGHTH - I. Vera Best Red Auerbach. They saw him tworunslnthesixth,theflrston Htn. IS. 1.20. &60.310-5. Rarnbln Cathy (71 (P4ersen) U) 150. 7.40, 2.ZQ; 2. score 27 points against the 1JS. Tito Fuentes' single and the Cm. 151; Monran.z, 2-50.350; 3. Wright Gala (1) 3:10; _________ Gronn G'ri (6) 6.10. 388 (26) 7.20; P (62) 11,90;- 1 (6.2-1) Olympic team in the finals, won other on a bases-loaded walk to All. 134; Buckner, LA, IS); Gar-ey, Haven W..: (71 2-20: 0300; (36) 9.00; T LA. 151; G.Foster, Cia, 117. 5520; 31.55. (36.2)12260; 2:10:). by the Americans. DaveWinfleld by relIever Dave COUBLES-MOdIOCk, Chi, 3i TENTH - I. Trade Day (5) 1010. NINTH-,. Sumter Prau (Tarpy) It was Dallpagic who gave Glustl. Johnstone, Phi, II; Zisk. Pgts, 340. 320. 2. BR's Knee (3)23.00. (13 340, 2-20, 7.20; 2 Fack Z 8yri 450 3. B Printer (4) 4.50, Q (3 5) Simmons, SIt, 77; FoIl, U.S. star Adrian Dantley a gash Cardinals 9, Reds 2; (5)420,4.20; 3. Nelio Wi1' (5) 2-20. Rose, Cia, 22. 43 OO;P !S-3) 131.70: 1(5.3-4)71250; LONGWOOD- The Lyman above the eye in rebounding "Age has nothing to do with TRIPLES-b.Cash, Phi,' 1Q; TENTH -' 'T()-5_3t5.7Q; 2:OS. My Boy Joe (Van- 3161 high School Athletic Boosters action, but llelnsohn urged a it. That kid can play," Cincin- Geronimo, Cm, 10; Tyson, SI,,., ; ELEVENTH - I. Geronmmo devenler) (I) 350, 720; I1ub will hold a get-acquainted clarification, Eckert (7) 620. 360, 300; 2 PennaIl's Joe Morgan said about W Davis, SD, 9; D.Park.r. Pgh, I; Sflok,iong (7) 3-40.3.00, 210; 3. Stenneft, l S marric (1)7.00,300; 3. B's Be-ar (6) party Saturday at the school. "Dantley fouled him with his Garry Templeton the NL's HOME RUPIS-Xlngman. NY, 32, Oem (2) (21 2 0; 0(75)5 60; 1 (5 3.00; rn 0 (1.7) 12.20; P (1-1) 7050; T 27.00; 7.06-i. Lyman pooi will be open eyebrow," the coach said. "lilt youngest player at 20 - after Schmidt, Phi, 32; GF0*t.r, Cm, (1-IS) 359.10; 31.45. -.- 1212. andie 157.294 An exciting evening 4 p.m. and a barbecued him right on the elbow with it." St. Louis' swift ruokie had MorGan, Cm, 2S Monday, ChI, 32. TWELFTH -1. Slick Jim (I) 4.20, Z STOLEN BASES-Tav,ra,, Pgh, 4.00. 3 00.) Onion (2) S-SO. 3.40. i. of fantastic fun Leer will be served starting at 6 Celtics officials said Dalipag- helped wreck ili.. Reds by scor- 41; Stock, SIt., 41; Morgen, Cia. 42: TONIQ$T'SENTRIES Western nisky (3) 2.60; -m.wlthadanceat8. Cost 1581 Ic Is an excellent outside Shoot' lngfourrunsanddriyuig,,ntwo, CnJcno, PIta, 39; Lope-s. LA, 37. anddellclousdjnjng. 1220 P II 2)64.90, 1 (123 14530; FIRS) - t.Land (Kj.rtzwcqn,). 2 )r students and $1.50 for er - a quality that entIced the 31.4$ Ted Simmons and Keith 11cr- PITCHINI'/ (11 Decisions)- armght Mir (Metcalfe); 3 SCOIII Rhoden, LA, II.', 110- lOS C.rlh-m, A lSJi: Handle - 1153.341 Ten races nightlydefending NBA champions, who nandex each collected three hits Phi lulls.. < 13.4. .759. .kala. Cia, 103. lad (Gill) 4. MutIny K8. (Sica): did not get much scoring from and drove in two runs is the .769. 1.4i CandeIari, P',h. 12-1. .750. P4.lIo DIre Se-ldars), 6. ;u Frost rain or shine MONDAY NIGHT (Ovor,..cek:; 7. Mr. Ourhee their forwards last season. Cards ended the four-game 300 Underwood, PhI. Posttime8.QO S Royal Lebo (R.uc). FIRST - 1 Bar S. Re,twine (7) Norman, Cia, fl-I, .133. 2 5) tscnry, However, he will have rugged winning ers streak of rooms Cincinnati's SECCNO'-XC. Sp.ed(1c.y)2, Dining room opens 6:30 1610500300; 2. Country Spin) (2) . , 2.66 cm, competition from other rookies Jack Billlngham. Morgan 3. jp, 207. Great Mprty (Sirk), 3. Special b, 500550: 3. M&M Ann (I) 3.40. 0 at the tryout camp. The Celtics smacked his 24th and 25th STRiKEOUTS-earur. NY. liv,. (TOyIor); 1 Proud SiuCC2iC (Rau); (3-7) 57.10; P (72) 146.10; 317/i li1hway tl-flnCu..It,.rry SECOND-I. Petite Pinto (1)520 PIta, 141; MonttIi.ncn. S. Justl, Randolph IBotwt-cls); 6. announced Mondaythey signed homers o the season for the J.Rich-erd. Phon.8311140 xoo,r,, NY, 1)3; Birdie Seeb.ig)'t (Rusin). 7. Vicars 410460.2. Fawn(31wnI))5 343• , Candjdates (or the Crooms 6-loot-9 Norman Cook, the Reds and knocked in three i'UflS. Mursmith, All, lii 4kis'h); t Ocala Out 3 Ernesla (51 450: 0 (23) 31 40; p tOcbhouse Isc.at'ona h'n 'DOiJ4.ft? (73) 55.50; 112.3$) 775.40.00(7]) Dodgers 6, Expos 3 jgh School freshman football team's first round draft choice TIll ISO-) Eeas Dream (take); 13.50. 31 70. the University of Los Kansas Angeles' mare asked to report to tie Tommy John Johnny Minbor (Lucityn). 3. THIRD I. Silver Bland U) 400 4m1uk (',uni, rcrJ, JIg l'Iavnno Chief (yuan; .4 Brimstone 3.00) 10. 2 Plain Talk (8) 4.10 3 10, hool tonight at 7:30 (or a and the last of the rookies to scattered eight hits for his first knuisi,', 'iu...ç,J E Fire (C,ilI); S Colonel Chuck 3. lnt,rvene(fl 5.10. Q i'I) I1.'#); P sign a contract, victory In a month and got hiit' leetuig. Eu*ern 0.-t.'.n I(Jtims,',,Ijii,'t, tIru, jnJ Liability (skI. Cn.nk); (7 SI 2) 90. 1 (1513 9170. 3 62. W. I.-- PSi. *5 Dalipaglc, a free agent ac- tingstipportfrozn Bill fluckner, )layers are requested to Art %tic (PIprr); 0- Ocaba FOURTH -1. Romantic Rowi,i HARNE*8 RAC1W*Y J) 15 .581-. L1II(cm.sn .iQ(kfl(,._i,,(11 who homered, and Steve Yea' ng biz thcertiflcates and to be cording to the NBA, has not , Slat Whit I J.ttel'son) ri (11 7.007 a 300; 2. MskVs Hawk IS) a ,ilc 'r'n FOURTH - 1 RetsIridge Rob 2.10240: 3. I4apie-y's Ed IS) 4.10; 0 JI Ill ger, who han three Bill. pared to take calisthenics. sigr.ed a contract. 9 ii .4U t'' 'Peters). 7 Jtnit'i. C (5e'cleri) 3 (1 157) 5 40. (75) 3030 7 (754) • - - - PhiIs Magic Number '26 Bucs .1 4 /2 Out _ , ,. ' • - • Yugloslavian Center Celtic Chan c es Good - Pro Football rns - Canucks Acquire ' • - ' ' • Vete'rijn Major League Lead Goalie • • Rowdies Face Metros Tonight Dog Racing • Harness Racing ' ' - . In Court Jan. 1 8 • - - hr - - - H4'CA _ WH€€L. __ NICC _ _______ .yman Boosters '- Alabama's role as the favor- Carolina appear headed for a Ole MissIncluding returns three start-the on league probation ATLANTA (AP) - "1 don't ftc, however, isn't as dear cut showdown In the Southern Con- ing backs, quartertitle,and Ineligible for State features talented running nesseeQmatoogn - become Flwrnanretwns4glrmen expect this team to want 10 be as It's been during the last four ference and the top area bide- back Tim Ellis, but must backs Ted Brown and Ralph eligible for the football title In IncludIng 19 starters. Auburn and Louisiana State Stringer and Duke returns 14 the SC next season. years. There are pretenders to pendent should come from a rebuild It.s Line. There are seven should be better, but not good Georgia Tech Is loaded with says Coach Paul "Bear" the throne. all clulte capable of group Including Georgia Tech, darters back on defense, the enough to crack the top five, probably starters. North is the bestCarolina of the rest, East Carolina has nine stirt outstanding running backs but Tide. That list InBryant of Alabama. Miami of Florida, Virginia dub's strength. en back on defense, headed by Vanderbilt and Kentucky are followed by Wake Forest, safety The string is five stral&d udes Florida, Georgia and Tech and South Carolina. no proven quartert*ck to Jim Bolding, end Gary Both Florida and Georgia lIghting to avoid the cellar. ,, iasippi with once mighty Clemson and Virginia. Southeastern Conference footGodette and linebacker HajOld parture of Danny with the dewhich won on de- have42leUer.wrson hand, Doug Barfield has assumed e- Tennessee looming as a darkball championships. Myers, The y, appears to have 15 darters at Florida and 17 at command at Auburn where faThe Southern Conference Randolph. horse all threat. And, Alabama spite the loss of eight defensive meets except Florida, each a stormy year. Rich- theAppalachian, ouensive muscle Georgia. These two loom as the Ralph "Shug" Jordan retired mond, last year's champion, wishbone,operating has suchout outof Tlerney, linebacker Lucius starters, Bryant's Crimson u mod serious threats to Alaafter a 2S-year career. ie Sanford anI halfback David Tide dill looks like the class of on the road. matures around returning bama. to the ranks of Minding backs as quarterback 511113. Coach the South again In 1976. Jerry Elsewhere in Claiborne lost a the independents, East Caro- Bobble Price, Emmltt DixIe, starters linemen Bob Miami has an outstanding "As Tennessee, down last year, dozen starters from last year's hina, Virginia Military, William lion and calvin SLO. Harm. It will depend to Maryland is creating Its own Baumbower, Charles Hannah has lb starters back, Including championship team In the ACC. 1 Mary and Davidson leave the performer In defensive tackle a great extent on schedule luck little dynasty In the Atlantic and Gus White. two of the area's top players The Citadel could challenge, Eddie Edwards, The Hurricane and injuries," Bryant said. But Maryland had rolled conference next June. Coast Conference and is ex" Bryant has the runners for spilt end Larry Solvers and through featurIng second team All- will be strong, but could have 15 straight conference Davidson ian't eligible for the American linebacker 'People keep writing about pected to garner Its third the wishbone, headed by quar- t.allback Stanley Morgan. foes and Brian losing record because of a rug. easily could go unbeat- title thIs year because It 15 1 what great personnel we have, straight title this fall, although tesbacks Jeff Rutledge and Roll, last year's SC player of god schedule, Mllppl State heads the en again. Larry Dick and Mark and we do, but I wish they North Carolina State and Duke college diviSiOn learn. Marthe year, and fullback Andrew Jack O'Rear, and running second division cast and could Manges are two exceptional shall, au Independent, and two Jotmion, the would tell me who's going to could change that. Soulh Cara returns two 1,. backs Johnny Davis, Calvin break through behind tailback quarterbacks for the Teips. player of the year O00-yard runners, Kevin Long Ihe secdary," he said. Appalachian State and East Culliver and Tony Nathan. college division teams Waiter Packer. But the team is In 1974 when he ran for 1,373 and Clarence Willlam.y, Explosive North Carolina Western Carolina and Ten- yards. (Next; Southw.s rONIOHT1PWtU FIRST - 1. AIm: 2. Colonel (1•S) 3110, P (.1.1) 110.15, DO (14) Lucky: 3. lineage Runaway, 4. 01.30. 5. lack Doer; 6. JanIe Z; 7. inV1N -1. Mattl•Peco (7) WrIght Coiled; I. W?ilte Clown, W*104O.5.20;2. NeEr.Ionlgesn 6IVFI )4 larbecue Steer (F1rdolaser41 s:m1 -tICrenao W 124 100. t20:2 8.!v: 11; 4J. 4.20; 3. IOIma-OIVSISS (6) 7.30, 0 - ___ • I 47/ ,,., - ' SPORTS _ • , , :: " ' Buniti Returns? Q')t%W6 wmwM' 7* 345: 3. Ur$IIN.OSVSNS Q(34) 1140; P (0-3)30-30,1(0-34) P0111TH - I. Pedal (3) C41. 160.50: 31.31. 3.50.440:2. Ichanli (1)40. *10: TWILPTH - 1. Li Deroma 3. zusl (3) 3.1:0(1-3) 45.30; P (3-)) Racer (2) 7.10 4.20 2.60; 2. Shelton 141.30; DC (3)3 134.50, Slreakar (0) 6.00 340: 3 Pare (4) PIPTH - I. GastI-Cs00on (1) 2.60; 0 (2-4? 110; P (2-4) 1340; 1 16.31.6* 3.10: 2. JI!W'WlNy (3) (241)1*00; 35.41. 1100.4.20; 3. MarlI.lIorfl (6) 345: A - 3137; Handle - 100.132, 0 (1.3) 41.0, P (iS) 15041. 4,'0 ,4Ø' /'/ fV#*V5 .fCt1E __ Nan's Jolvinie (I) L (63.402.103.20;2.ieblryon(3 (I) 6.10,310:3. OrbeMolins IS) 4.00300:3. Toughy Tommy (1) 3.50, 600; 0 (1.3) 74.10. 9) -. -. • 4'1E'R 8' e5*ç,y .Ø/.w:w.'. MONDAY MATll 17400-10110:2, Mter MerrIll (6) (7) 1510.0-lI; 3. iirssln'LaI 7.20 5,20; 3. ChIcory (1)3.11; 0(41) (3)540:0(1.1) 63.30; P (1.7)103.0, 1&00;P(I4)l20.3I;T($41)357.20 lhQ(1.Iwlffil.flSII40. 31,21. THIRD - 1. khs.Osw.Sh (3) ILUVINYN - 1. WillIe Wesley *. 12.0, 310, 340; 2. 10lss-Csbis ygipyg _____ - TINTN - 1. l7fl'( 4Z" (iw'71 74W)'Wo.i' ; " - ', : ____ ' DAYTONA 11*01 • NINTH -1. June MIci (1)30-10 PIIST - 1. JuIlSer.Pscini (1) 0.40 310; 2. Wish Pet (3)5,$ 3.10: 1040,7.00,1340:2. kls.Osr (4) 2. wiy (1) 2.30: 0 (1-3) 7*510:3. NatsrPacs (7)1340: 5741;P(4.5) 331.20, T(43.1)375.I0, 0(1-4) 43.50; P 114) 3NJ. 31.13. ISCOND -1. 1il.sOs..to 11) 4fl f$&J,ijPç'gg9, , Jal-Alal • ,*q14 thVJ'EL, $1' W/iV4'hV5 7 c 1N45/R '9?7',t7W'%V - ____ '-' IISN?N - I. KS PMrnih (4) 11.10S10410;2.NoI(S)3JJLIO; 3. TrivelIn Andy (11 3.20; 0 (4.31 23.20; P (45) 73.30; 1(43.1)300.10; ______________ - ____ 5, IC Wsflsetansj 7. Ka 01?: S. Meesyor. 3.002.10:3. cers Printer (71.3.0 ILIVIITh - 1. lilIni., 2. 2.o3.WeN.C.cftm(ntes;Q(1.7) Ore. up, ___ ___15. 17.40; P (11) 3510, 7(1.7-5)14310; FISI1 SP$ 5. 'N PW*f .so. C's Jerry; 1. tInrs Tusu,L SIXTH-I. JuniliJit ii) soon. ,.,. woman m lam - . (q k---- - (I a-R,M7 L1AIUI 220.00 31.0. by Akm Mawr , I Merèury On Waivers; - troft Tigers edged the Chicago last nine darts and posted this WATCH Tif BI)IES • theBrownstoa3-Ilrecordlad fleld.SipeflnaflythrewtoDa,e . year, Greua first as heed Ln for the score, then Don MIAMI - "I really can't see he added. this Is just one of them. There's hotly lint year that he be Co&oft kicked his third con- them paying $135,000 for me to Morris said that should be 77 more ... 27 more opportm trade saying be wam't being The &owns gut moving after version and ft was 21-3. rim two plays every other itlea." a psychological ploy backfired Phippe came on In the second series," an unruffled Mercury easy enough. used to his full ability. But he 2$ teems (In the Na. on Eaglet' Coach Dick Vennefi. half and the Browns died offei- MOTT4. says of his being placed "There's Morris has had differ- showed tional Foothill League) and ences with Shula andpast demanded put no rancor about being The Eagles had a fourth-and- sively. The Eagles op for grabe neered on waivers b3r the M111fl1 Dubur early In the second quarter two drives for final-period p "I'm sure it was a tough de • _______________________________ of a scorde game. He could touchdowns, but It was too little for ShuIa to have to beck MurTIS, have tried era field goal and too late to avoid their fourth secondonlytoLenycso, make," he said. Then he put thee. poirds on the board. straight less. James MeAlider ce. n&g for the Dolphins, laughed, and added: "I'm dellBid Vermeil is trying to hil1 scored once from the two and may be alone In not being sir.. nitelygolngtocoinebscktobe confidence In his winlesa team, again from the one to make it prised at coach Don Shula's somebody's nit1." He f.lt a touchdown would fire close, Scott, whose stormy relationmove Monday. ship with Shula appeared to be The action capped a dizzying t.Iniing earlier this preseason, week of rester roturned to IN BRIEF or forcedupon-SIrnJ. after J e r s e y Teen a g e r ingtolakeapaln-kluerjnorder It a few hours after All- New York to play In an exhibition game. Win Opener He said It was a lea1 Plays Richards off simpension and While apslon, not Shula's, that brought parerdly successful talky were In WTT Match Vs. Gaters a him back. under way to bring back TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Turner, a 11oot-5, 230.poánd tired Nick Buurilcontl to beef SAN FRANCISCO (AP) The Golden Gaters must op br1d Buoniconti, who retired 10 a SoUTh ORANGE, N.J. (AP) operation last year, because 1z ut Florida Slate football players freshman lineman from Winter an injury-riddled llnebacklng are win ti hiossoming legal practice thiS may be a few pounds over- Haven, who is giving op foot- corps. - A 15-year-old New Jersey she dido't expect to win her five World Team Tennis playoffs against New York after 'unifier after Iii1 weight and a few breuthi short, bell. dro,pl their second straight match high school hopes the first.round match. to the S Mo'4y, 100 wIth a severe thumb Injury, current heat junior wave holds Morris, a third-round draftee tad that's okay with Coach Bob- David Jones, a 6-4, 2IOpouad - out of Wed Tens State In op for After her victory she was could not be reached for cornby Bowden. A solemn crowd of 5,120 In the Oakland Coliseum mant about a report on her match today against 42- asked how ihe thought about defensive 11man from Belle led the Dolphin ground attack As the Seminoles darted fall Glade, Is eligi We after missing last year with ___ Sm yards and watched as the Gaters were swarmed early by the television station WIVJ that he yearld transsexual Dr. Renee playing a transsexual. "I've _ ion playing Sets, who now have three tries at the practice, Bowden said Monday last season because of poor three 100-yard pines. He ca would rejoin the club. Richards at the Tennis Week never played one before," she ftwon'ttakebcngtogetthemin grades. He is a sophomore. victory wIdth will secure a wrr But Shula said earlier Mon. Open. replied. "I don't know how I'm reer yardage of 377 Includes top condition. "Itwasjusthardtogetd,"dGaters'y Bowden reaffirmed his ear- the 1,000-yard 1972 season, r Caroline StoU of Uvbigston, going to feel. It's going to be , ve "It went very fai " The score was 9.0 before the day Bobbie that he had andtalked Dolphin own.3, N.J.,whouysshe con- different, I can tell you that." "I don't really like them to tier riositlon that Mike Shorn- when the Dolphins first went 10 Joe to the 1 aider Dr. Richardsdoem't a woman, Gaters got on the scoreboard. come back underweight, in sir- man, Florida State's leading the Super Bowl. Miss Stoll said she doesn't acper shape right now," be said. receiver lad year, will not be year-veteran middle line- said she expected the age dli- ceptDr. Richards,a$-foot-2 eye New York's quick lead shocked Gaters Coach Frew backer. Shula evidently believes tie "Let's say a back's playing allowed to play unless he is ac- can do without Morris because fernice to be a key factor in the surgeon from Newport Beach, McMjllan, who had changed his order of play In an at"I think he'd like put weight Is O. Well, I don't wait quitted of charges of conspiracy of other backs the club ffr back," Shula said. match U the thermometer once Cal., as a woman. "She's Just than honed too early. I'd Just as to sell cocaine, again reached 90 degrees. He sent Francolse Dun and Mrs. Stove out first. They too strong and too tall to be a WTVJ sportscasters said en on. But his only commentsoon that back be a little over were stomped by Billie Jean King and Virgina Wade, 6-0, Miss 51011, who finished fifth woman," she said. "And being about the walve was a P In persotsiel ShiftS announced pared announcement. right now." In a period that lasted Just 14 mInutes. learned of Buonlcoatl's decision In the national 16-and-wider that she was born a man and f Actually, he said, the FSU but not the details while at a clpiooship this year, beat everything, she dill has that Then Cater singles player Torn Okker, whom McMlllan "Mercury Morris has had a den moved Jon Thames, a semi- ____ party with him late Monday. He Susan Maharaj of Sarasota, strength." thought could bounce back from a Saturday defeat, was he d playersarejtertaboutwherehe for who has played defensive -J had been doing the for Fla., Monday, 6-1, 61, in P7-debeaten soundly by Sandy Mayer, 6-I. W1VJ's telecasts ofcolor the DubMiss Stoll said that it she "But as we analyzewethe runninggaard, to offensive tackle. He back situation, gre. heat moves to 14ng Island, where the third pMo's four straight U50fl were an established player she In goodbid condition, said Waldo Williams, a soith- young backs we have." not Theyre great condition, I did conted will be played victories. Neuau Coliseum on Friday. "She's bound to get tired if I probably would have joined the re who played linebacker expect them to be that way this BUOOIOntI came to the Dub- keep wearing her down," She boycott here by women playonly "young back" Shula will be tried at time of year," he said. phlns In 1* from and said. "Besides, I'm really era In protest of Dr. Richards' mentlonerl was Benny Malone, Vilas Canadian Champion Bowden is In his fIrst year of ready for was starting mi&e lirba heat. I've been entry. Now that she's here, a speedy third-year man from coaching a team that has just Bowden said he has about six Arizona State. He may have TORONTO- Topseeded Guillermno Vilas of Argentina from that year until last year. playing all swnxner." Miss StoLl said, she's glad to four winning games In the past linebackers who appear even also been thinking of rookies cwed the men's singles crown at ti'e $155,000 canaiia He decided to retire to In two of nine men's first- have the opportunity to play Open tennis champIonship with a 6-4, 7-5, 6-2 victory over his law round matches scheduled today her. there seasons. He was hired and will concentrate in earlier Don Testernian from Clemson from West Virginia as FSU practices on deciding which of and Clayton Heath from Wake practice after' getting word Poland's Wojtek Fibak. from Shula that he would haveat the 160,000 tournament, de"I'm sure she's very good," alumni grew disenchanted with them are best. , fending champion hUe Nastase Miss Stoll said. Forest. to compete for a back-up former Coach Darrell Mudra He said the Seminoles will Borg Opens Pro Title Bid of Romanla will face John not his old startln slot. Shula also said he had explorand bought off his contract, Uoyd of Great Britain In the work out at 9a.m. and 4p.m. In ad for possible trades for MorSc(*twassuspendedawe. evening,whjlehard BROOKLINE, Mass. - Sweden's Bjorn Borg launched Everyone who was expected early practices. The learn will ris but did not say with whom. ago Monday, two days after re- ieClA Roecoe Tanner SCC Foundation to play for Florida State this don pads and begin contact his bid for a third consecutIve U.S. Pro Tennis Clam"We're hopeful Mercury fusing an inJection 01 xyIOCaiIie of Lookout Mountain, Tenn., year showed up except Edwin work Thursday. plonship by beating John Whitlinger of Neenah, Win., 6-3, catch on with another team," for a painful bone-spur in 6-1 in ti opening round of the $1 000 tournament, takes on Henry Bunls of Cincin- Net Event Set shoulder so he could play nati In the key afternoon agaiad Philadelpia. matchop on the clay-like daCale Battling For Firs t Title South Africa Netters Win Applications are being ac"I did refuse to play," diumn court. cepted for the Seminole Scott told The Miami Herald PHILADELPHIA - 1.lnk3r Boslioff held 0ff In men's play Monday, third- Community College Foundation DAYTONA BEACH (AP) - but lookIng over his shoulder the current delver from tie l?6-2toleadSuthMrica10a3.ov1ctoryoverSig,m late Monday. "I was always seeded Vltas GerulaIIjs of tournament Sept. 10.12 and A big winner on the are Benny Parsons and sixtime Wood Br*hers. He has won willing to play. But I will take Kings Point, N.Y., defeated participants for the mixed Korea In the first round of the 14th annual National Association for Stock champion Richard Petty. Federutlon Ci tennis JflPtoILihIP. eight of the 15 races he starteri. no zyboalne In a preseason Marty Rlessen of Amelia doubles event should contact Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) Yarborough missed the drlv- Missing the other five cost him game. That's ridiculoim." Island, Fla., 6.1,6-3, and fourth- the athletic department. circuit for years, Cale Yar- Ing title his big years as driver so many points he Is only nintim He said be came back "not seeded Vijay AmrltraJ of India, Robinson Tops In Bowling Competition will be in adborough is battling for his first of the Wood Brothers Mercury In the standings. through his (Shula's) choice, bested Cohn Dowdeawell, 01 vance, Intermediate and fl2fl plop this sea- because Wood Brothers don't but through Joe Bobble and Rhomksla, 74, 6-3. Yarborough, now on a TRENTON, N.J. - Jay Robinson of Los Angeles, beginner divisions, with entry make all the races. (Dolphin attorney) Dan Paul's Coevrolet team making averaging 2, held on to the top spot as play moved Into The 5-foot-S Miss Stoll said fee $15 per team. Balls will be Yarrough has the lead with David Pearson Is having the events, won the first of three choice." Murray Sams, Scott's she didn't think very much furnished and there will be a Tuesday's final round of a $65000 Pro Bowlers Association two-thirds of the season gone, same proUem this season as legs, collecting a $10,000 bonus. attorney, had threatened to sue about playing Dr. Richards, consolation bracket for first open bowling tournament, over the suspension. who underwent a sex change round losers. Bowden Pleased With FSU Squad last - -' " _ t?.b1e to move th ftrowci NATlON - - L derpIay1ngbotht*. ftsllslterthekjckofftoaflrut caaetlated,ncyto4. down at the Bowna' 11, bid vide °' •" couldo't move and Hont Nab.. Mike Ptdpps dill Is Gregg's Imanu booted a 31-yard field fair'halred boy, although the i . lieu. flveyear veteran quarterback Baseball - . 1i11E ______ . - ' m - -- . Gridd tvieet Tonight , ' fr'jm ,%jfrp * Leagues - (MINOL . __________________ •: 1 :-' --r.F -' I : :''.. ) _-- ''7t - I;,,, . - I -'r" -- - I. 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Also "Showboat" selections, John Sauls and Ronnie Sauls, who are studying dancing under Bordeaux wedding party at a Hugh Duncan, Dr. and Mrs. Jay *'Chicago" selections, "South alto saxaphones; Robert Joffrey in New York. rehearsal party on Aug. 13, at Ted Cosmato, John Thomas and Paul Pacific,, select ions, Bourbon Buzanowskf, tenor saxaphone; a. Happy to see the homefoiks the Thomas home in Lake Leon Wilkerson. ___________________ s. were Susan Largen, daughter of Mary. and John Rowe and Jim Also Debra Duncan, Kathy Spraza, baritone sazaphones. Dr. and Mrs. Tom Largen; and The refreshment table, Kimes, Mary Bordeaux, County Commissio ner Mike Hattaway gets his piece of the (pissa) tAils Perez Jr., son of Dr. and overlaid with an imported lace Martha Bordeaux, Brian Also Terry Pattishall and PIZZA 'N • John Snyder, French horns; Pc offered by John Rile, at a fund raising party for the politician Mrs. Luis (Dr. Maria) Perez. and linen Army-Navy cloth, Bordeaux . Mr. and Mrs. ____________ held Monday night at the Plus Inn, Fern Park. Other Hattaway and Stu Farb, Errol Greene, POLITICS Before embarking on a motor was centered with an Charles Willis, Pat Bowman, ______________________ ____ _______________ supporters pictured are his wife, Beth and Banks Register, sweep of the east en route arrangement of yellow da isies, Debbie Warfield, Inex WarClyde Hager, Armand Mar(Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) home, the Greene fam ily also miniature mums and baby's field, Rolan Hodges, chessano, Jack Null, Debbie Mary Lou visited a former Ballet Guild of breath and accent ed with silver Smith and daughters, Reagan, Ron Relts and Al Natalie Food Tips Sanford-Seminole dancer, Tan and crystal appointments, and Emily, and Mr. and Smith, comets-trumpets. Mrs. Jurss, who headed to the Cathy Cosmato and Janet Jimmy Edmon, all from Also John Chambliss, ELson metropo lis on her own for Thomas poured and served the Whiteylile, N.C. Hogan Jr., Tim Mayfield, Craig Here's a swuly sundae Mix butter sauce for fish. It's tart helpful lnfwmtion comes from advanced dancing Tnri ito #~_ Murray, Scott Reid and Martin one-half cup of peanut butter and delicious! researchers at Kitchen-Aid da ug hter of Mr. and Mrs. SchIlf, trombones; and Scott with one-half cup of honey. app liances). Lawrence Poff of Osteen. Steventon and Dave Strickler, Spoo n the mixture over two RI A FA _... L.___ uir rwrn3. . scoops of vanilla-chocolate When selecting frozen foods ALsoWaeHookerandChxLs ripple Ice cream. Top with for storage in your freezer, Sheaffer, tubas; and Bob whipped cream and crushed choose only quality products. Boylan, John Hudson, David peanuts. 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SINVID • . ,, GOOD SAT AUG 78 W COUPON BROOKFORD ICITCH .., . CASE 93.41 GOOD SAT AUG 28W COUPOL 1.79 • • SCOTCH PETER HAND BEER 6 - .. 79 7 74T. CU :qn _. am With boy I ilk. and we are aig on a dark coladry road, celled with our bank statement. or for that matter on the conch Our scn4 s4aw Is net dIInb. He went to college. He be. a hi my living room. i am not bir thday coining Ic 1000, and virgin, but I'm not a tramp by I'm considering nxbg him a am f11I5$Iis I don't wad to say no. I want card so he won't think we've go on and on, and never forgotten him but no cheek stop.Ihnowlsbouldstophlm, thistim. His money iseWw to . Or sh"•dd I .'. Isit when I do. I feel utgut altogether? & PUZZLED Why shouldn't I enjoy Farrow-Hinson PUZZLED: I wt DEAR myself? I don't mean with every guy that along, DEAR ABBY: Sunday fLirt Nancy Rolefle Farrow, oil' I toe! 'E ewthi at 5:45, my wife and I Celery Avenue, Sanford Special for "ThIS time I'll keep received a phone call from a Thomas E. Farrow, New It Innocent," I tell myself, bat couple who have been ,u'y d Orleans, La., announce the _ and cuddling build up fr en kissing lid m dsofoirs for many years. engagement of their daughter, until I_- desperate to have the ey us to please corn. Thnl Farro*, to Kenneth M a *. ____Rend. boy make love to me. of Mr. and Mrt (eteby Bob ) l normal it my age? coopla ?AW Barton Himon 5 Margaret What is really wrong with going km they had Invited coulde't Rd. Sanford. fl way If you really care for Iflake It. The bride-elect, born in someone? Our friends live about am Maryland, isaim graduate of . Safety NORMAL AND hour's drive from us. We A Bishop Moore, Orlando, and a __ ATi7 weren _rolived and May, ins graduate of Rollins DEAR NORMAL: "Lust" set for quiet evening were all a at home. College, Winter Park. She Ever awaken at 2:43 a.m. the cover of a certain type (which Is another work for Alsb, needed we a babysitter In Seminole with an excruciating headache? works as a teacher spray paint is not possi ble sexual desire) IS perfectly no plane for on.. Youstumblepalnfullytothe Anything County. unl ess Just the right size normallu all bealthyteniagers, My wife thought there wall Her fiance, born in Sanford, Is medicine chest where the screwdriver is inserted in but U you expect me to give you nothing wrong with their Inmeim remedy eyeballs you squarely. the graabon ci slot. No implement from the periiilulis ____ to go all the way, vltatlon, but I was nm.ved Goes at Hlnson,iiO&msetDr.,Sanford. But fumbling around, trying to usual conglomerate cluttering you're"Iig the wrong per,oui. th eir ciwtspab. crack th o f e safety cap of the one. He Is a l$8 graduate When you are suffIcIently the kitchen drawers will lift the pi that we Doris Dietrich hing ___ Seminole High School where he eyed monster mounts headache mature in your Judgments to have been their dinner guests tendon to hypertension. was active In basketball After sifting through three make your own decisions, take many fisn, an I wasn't pa track. He works as a plumber it's the same with some of tool chests to locate the magic full responsibility for your out because we hadn't been for Hinson Plumbing. see-through materials packaging that it almost takes a wand and furiously ju ig the actions and handle the con - invited initially. But to be caliod The wedding will be an event cement ed to a strip of card- power saw to penetrate bouncing ball few minutes, sequences, you won't ask me so late because, as they put It, 01Oct23, 2 All Souls board, behind which lurk much- plastic, the pouring spout won't spray. (or anyone else) for advice. "we have all this delicious food Catholic Church, Sanford. needed items. So durable Li the there goes that headache DEAIt ABBY: Fir-several which you would Just love," was Concentrating on again! yea now we have ienf our for In notagood enough r ,Mrs. Carey (Linda) Herndon in-law a check his birthday, to rush over there. We thanked said, "These safety caps are We used to buy him gifts, but It them and declined. confining and complicated that is so hard to pick out a gift to How would you ha I have to hand them to 8. please a 25-year..old man, we such an in. daughter, Michelle, tho ught a check made more vita tion? who can pop them In a snap." sense. ENCINO ,, We have never received a Another shade of "green" thank-you, verbal written. DEAR ENCINO The same was seen on the New York He and our daughter live here way you did. in town, and we see them fairly scene For Abby's booklet, Mr. and Mrs. Jack (Mimi) often, so it would be a simple "What Teen-agers Want to for him to say, "Thank Know," seed $1 to Abigail Van Greene relaxed luxuriously you the check." Burtu, UI Lasky Dr., Beverly ,1 The only way we know that he Hills, CalL 15212. Please enaboard Auto-Train en route to tiM received these checks is close a long, sell-addressed, points In the east. eir Th daughter Jackie was because they come back can. stamped (24 cents) envelope. ,, winding up a summer '-.4 scholarshi p at the School . CASE 61.es - --.--- In IUWT is a granuase 01 School, Barnsyille, Boca Clega High Sdmol, SL Seminole Community 49 SCOTLAND - • 50T. DISTILLeD AND SLIND(ø FLA. SOUVENIR-GIFT Box ASST. . ---- • . ROYALE - I . CHEVY 71 - - - - Th.1da#, A II. ?6-1I Is Lust Normal At My Age? - •. £13335 '' SI • . and Mrs. College, Rush PetIIinW and Is a student at Sanfoni, and is a graduate ofDr St. PetersburgJoseph anno C. unce the the Univer d approaching major In sity of Florida the University of Florida, ing architectere. Gainesville, with a degree In marriage of their daughter, Mr. Wlnihlp Is a graduate of nuclear engineering. He is Florence Marie to Charles H. High, s ifbrt He currently attending the .thIp UI, of Lakeland. attended Gordon Military University, of Florida working onMa masters deg me wthllnq will h. n .t f Sept. 1!, it the Cathedral'' &. Jude St. Petersburg 8YLCH tASS8J.0 4 - .1l. •UVVIflJflf 5 STII1 JBAL NTTN E S G000I •..L 97 JD8 NsrsW, lifts, d, PI, - - 71.64 CASE - - rea Engagements A99 STN SCOTCH S CID GAAIIO IIAII 16 R - LA 4 - 99 ian A° TgAIIIIA ell&lk%a - 75TH U.!S OT. - BRB SCOTCH RESERVE DUN A69 HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 KY ST L SCHENLEY PACKAGE STORE - - OLD 5 4 £OfV00IA QT. - - V%KAffiN Peggy Jean Fuller and Mrs. Billie Marietta Snford, bouquet of yellow tea Fees, Laurel, Miss. Ushers were Jim Qrletopher Rattle Marietta Given In marriage by her '1"s and baby's breath. Estocln and Dickle Deu, MN married Aug. 7 at 2p.m. father, the bride wore a gown of it the First Baptist church, schiffle allover embroideredMrs. Carol Shiversso. Vdhe Sanford. .Word, with Dr. J.T. Cosmato silk orgama with high fitted sister U matron of honor In ar Following a reception it the SWord kine aoi, the cotçk Nklating at the double ring bodice, wide scoop neckline and gown of hot pink floral chiffon left on a wedding trip to North ceremony. )rp styled with low scooped Frank Mef Carolina mey will make their and soloist was Bill embroidered trim 'p,1 M neCkline and empire WIISL home at Ridgewood Arms CaUghIL skirt extended Into a lull train. '2M and long show Amuapartments, Sanford- The tilde The bride Is the daughter . -e ended In tathered ruffles She - - of A 4 ,fIl. .,,i ,....i IcuvnuI ana Mrs. John A. Fuller, the waistline completed Not Jtafld carried Winter Springs Elementary picture a bouquet of m1yed pa" ""C" Wont St-,Sanf0rlL The ensemble. She wore a physi* education teacher at Marlditt, charlotte, N.C. and trim of the gown, and carried a Bed man wall Knotty BOr4 Gol&boro Elementary. 397 0111 ANY 12 On. - - - COCKTAIL LOUNGE CASSELIMIRRY . 0?. - 3 ff195 1 HIGHWAY 17-92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS inui*iu 799 j MIST SIAGAM 1 SANFOR SCOTCH CANADIAN '* CASE LIST These specials good all 131ars,nFla ALL DRINKS48 VODKA GIN RUM IRUGAL prices are $6 to $9 below WHOLESALE U%C, 0 5 K1IA Most of these 0111 0?. 99 NTTLIS IN - ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES 100°ALIMALT 8YR. KY BRB. - f u*T 1*1.1 TUE AUG. 24 THRU SAT. AUG. 21 •• A97 !INiOt CASTLE ROYAL 1ê KOTcN Ø ALL WUK& DAILY SPECIALS CERTIFIED WISER'S OLDEST 15 TI. BONDED VODKA 95 CANADIAN '9 OLD REPEATER BUM I AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRIT DEALER AM 11 97 5 940 - DCRM KY. 8HB. Bride's Book ROYAL 1~ M DELUXE FuIIer-Marle#e United In 'orriage LONDON TOWER 1141k 1X1 •1 4 YR. Boo •p ' ___ JR1j 6YR. .0. CANADIAN 4 THE ABC 6 YR* DILIM 'Sr,liIm.I EVERYDAY PRIC4 ROYAL DELUXE ABC HS THE LOW 8 YR KY. BRB. *1F SI GRAND INI ONG AND *i was numn" P. J Box 2237, Sanford 2776 Navigator Av.*. .t" t '• I , '; .' I ii; 1 i'stkpt I _.r - - '3 I ' ', -- _;r �• jJ .---- Bus Schedules For Seminole C!nunlv MICIdIA Sehnnk i - IDlS1 NOTE; w wu ___________________ wu w_50 Pas, lvi 37: Sp, vatley Rd. & Rd. 5:44. 3:77: Cores Or. I V*ion Pl.I:4,3:41; SR-41 IHilviow Or. Episcopal Church how dage and lho,gssaa,, SO Spring Valley Loop 0:45, 3:11: 5:30, 3:31: Young DrIve 5:46, 3:31; Transfer School. Rd.I:45,3:31;CI s1 live transfers Irim * 1*3 I:* ICSbosessaIgm1. Spring Valley Rd. £ Variety Tree Or. S:* 3:25; Temple Dt'. I 1$. 5:10,3:39; 51.451 & OekIaele Or. .lapcnica Rd. I Tamarini St. 0:12. Student, to bui 145. Lake Warily Aria, CoaStal 3:52; 1st $1.1 Cemetery Rd. In Siamese CouNty, ft1tnnI 8:51,3:77. I:, 3:*:I*eHcweIIRd.ILhwsnRd. Avg. Cit. 7:4,3.33, Spring Valley Rd. & suma Dr. 1:41. 3:23; Tangerine or. OMMbNssRd..k.46lasteitak, GeaIvI.11470ks5011$l.45.lus 3:33; SR-470 South of Sto 36, are fIlM below, Flest a TraUw Isleiss, Forget dy. 0:53,3:33; llskusre Ave. & Linden Naroey It, Jungle Gram Leaf U'. 1:30. 3:43; SprIng & Satsuma Or. 8:49, 3:22. S:u, Rd. (Pd.d O *011 Lake OilIly Dr. & Siarke's 3:33. shown in each use Is s ms.sJng Valley Rd. IOrange Sloisim lvi 53$, O*Iands Dr. at No. 2711 Rd. 5:51. 3:41; Lakemort Cir. Northeast Ave I on Elementary Russo) los 35 Old Stop 5:35. 3:30; LIke O*ievi Dr. ftooe secimi tao lIsted Is 5:51,3:43; Spring Valley Rd. I Live MelloflvIile Ave. Sanford, Sos lIt, 5:50. 3:4; Trailweod Dr. & Nor. Can'igsn Av. 5:55. 3:43: Dyte Rd. Mimi Rd.IScoff I Celery Ave. Rd. 1:15, 3:00: Old Soulhl Clark's Cornsr 5:21, 3:49; *eaIl,ra,o. arrival at me stigMa, Ciii. In. 5:53, 5:45, tNweiIe,n Ave. 5:33, 3:41; & 3:10. Princow Gate Blvd. 3:31; Meiicrtville Ave. lInt 5*. 5:45, 1:39, 3:3); MImi Rd. I Jungle Rd. 5:33, 3:42: Lake Harney Rd. I pIck,, ss. HOmey Heights $1.16 West. Cochrats Yraitossd Or. & ahw Dr. 5:35, Dyke Rd & Grand Rd. 9:01, 3:30. Lake Destiny Apis., SprIng Lake 3:23. Locust Ave. & 2nd 5*. Jungle Rd., South of 51-46 1:33, Rd. 1:36, 3:47; Lake NimOy Rd. 1451 COCIan Ti. South 05 Sf46 hi 5., 1:46. 3:4; psori Lake Casiatwey & Mitts Apes., Wyme,g Grave *.p., 3:30. 100gsfmsIl Apes., Ia. Jose Apis.. 3:4: Rest Have', Nd. & Chaitanrs Last of HOmey Heights Rd. 5:31. 3:4; $1.4 & Ridge Rd. 1:31, Magut. MIDDLESCHOOL$ Ave. 1:55, );35j Piegeh Wintee' Weeds Ridge-Nigh, los 47: lvi 14$: Wymort Rd. & Lake Slop Wyanas,.g, Ep Saa,e,4. 0:35, 3:47: Lake Harney Cl,. 3:46; take Harney Rd. North of SR. SR 41 & Ball's Drive 5:00, 3:4; SR. Ave. & Forgit Lake Ave. 9:50, 3:35. SR-O4$ SIdgifleld Apis. 0:50, 3.10, 5:37, Destiny Apts. 0:15, 3:17; Wyma'e 17ö: 3:4; Rest Haven Rd. I 46 5:41, 3:44: 11.4$ I UnIvi'$Ity 461Re,s'ss Drive 5:17, 3:30; 5R4 Summerline Ave. I, Raowlpi, 1. Markham Woods. Ti-Ithy Io.iJ, $1.44 I San Jose Markham Weeds Ares, west Lake Rd. I Spring Lake Hills ApIs. 8.0, St. 5:10, Apis. 1:31, 3:41; SmIth's Stop 5:36. 3:0; Traneter HelgI*g 5:41, 3:11: SR.46 & Prea 3:34; Summes'tine Ave. I Sanlando Estates, Bus 31: Markham Noftlnptan, _cSsr & PresoJey's Drive Mary Grevgeie Vuiage ores, 3:43; Wymone Rd. I WymeriGrove Forre,t Dr. 5:14, 3:13, at No. 2155 5:33. students to bus 10.' at Geneva Ct. 8:44.3:39; Olnevo School (Inc. Receive transfers from bus 0:45, 3:23, Woods Rd. I Old Pos$ Rd. (north 3:43; LindenOr. 120. It3:RInehar,Rd.&.',LaM APts.I:S1,340 Rd. & Knoll St 0:55, 0:30,3:37; Rineh Rd. 1 Sun or. $ou*k I:d.3:47;MarktsamWRdI S:4S;PoincianaRd.$psamp,nIq. SpringLakeNilti llomes, WmIPs ______________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________ 5:22, 3:46; Markham Woods Rd. I Trait area, BUs ill: Wymore Rd. a. Irehteawsods, HIdden Esissos, Old Post Rd. (souTh) 0:41. 3:46; 5:36. 3:15: PoincIana Rd. & Nd. MarkhamWoodsRd.&sp..a, tlngham Dr. 0:51,3:11 DeamCt.(GloverG,u,,).,4,3:45; SprIng Lake Hills Di'. 5:50, 3. O?VldHiU$,Iey1tArmsApis,, I - ---Oak in. I fl I1tc. ,. a e....... ii, ti.tai. e & e.,..a Trill M..... i.,- a,. ;fv, • riiuy ), 5;),, 3:37; W ur.uJ OI AL WIlTS? WoWs, lvi . L5 IA'. ..... "." " Rd. & Little's stop 5:0, 3:41; ill: Case Aloma Markham We 'Rd. & Stonegate Hermit's Trail & 2nd St. 9:00, 3:30. 5:10,3:32; FlameAve.&$ij.a , I Tien'a Cli'. Way South 0:3*, 3:37; Urm WOOdoRE. IPariès$, 1:30, 3:43; Coventry Or. & Tien'a Valley F.rge Apt... Dol.Ray $:45.3:50;FlameAv..aC,tlaO. N Rd. & Windsø Isle 0:37, 3:34; Lake Manor, Park Place, lvi 149: SR.I34 5:41, 3:39; Oranoie Rd. I HIckory I30 3:45; Markham Woodo Rd. I Cli'. 0:33, 3:45; Nottingham Dr. & MarySIvd,&wllsonDr $35,333. & Park Pt. 5:43, 3:35; SR.436 a Or.I;4&3:17;Oraflg,Av,&Royal lbiRd.I:31,3:4;O.k$tk.Ci King Richard Ct.l:U, 3:10. j -j t __ *cnoss 40 Hummed 42 Goddess of I Masculine infItuatln ______________ •,IIZIU(OL .PPO(latIOfl 45 CavIar ___________________________ 1 AffIliate 46 Boy's _______________________ is Color _______________ For W.dnHday, Auisst 25, i7ö 14 Mulct 49 Woolly _____________________ IS Damiet 52 Broadest ________ In ( ______ 21Apr41 11) 16 BrIdge holding 55 Eats away COIP1O ((. IkNIL 21) 17 Formic name se Printing ee.pI ceiw Take advaila. .1 any Theits m'e of Tokyo mista 12 Organ part notes you today, pottadty to med new people 1$ Make lace si Pet Iamb 19 ArChbishop 31 Most painful 20 MasculIne todsy. You could make 58 StrIp of bacon YOU'fl hew' to (InTel t fIb.) 35 AJs 21 Peaceful ,7f bn.glwatkm is a groet acquaintanc, who'll be an 41 More recent DO 21 Floating mass 22 Middle pan 42 Fish uauci d In the fult. of Ice 1 CulmInation 23 KIckback 43 Sourci of p01 25 Habituate 2 Pusi 24 Shone 44 Grandson of TAURUS (April IlMary IS) 2$ Church 3 Singing group daulingty Adam (Bib.) (Nov. 21Dsc. dignitary 4 Concea4c 25 Himself (Latin) 48 Rachel's sister There Is aeindhkig .TcIth 21) Gosh YOU thosgM 32 Communion S Utilize 20 City in (Bib.) brewing on the sodul scene. plate wilJ be roplacod by $ French annual California 47 ItalIan city 33 TrIvIal Income 27 Shostionean 4$ Asterisis , .. v.. 34 Ousted 7 Substance lndans you kdo a br wuid d ten. reonm for thange wlfl be o ,., 35 Palm cockatoo S Uncle (dial.) 29 Genus of 51 Pipe joint 38 Most facile V Males ducks 53 Lync*st GRISINI (May IWime IS) A 39 Student's 10 (3reln husk 30 Small pastry GrsIl*ln major thsge Is In Mcrs (OS chores I I Behold (Latin) 3* Ouldo's Pugh 54 Doctors feb.) CPtICORN (Dec. 214m. you. it will develop quite IS) Don't Close your ndad todly valIenly nod sill work out tO ptopoiili ol frIendo, no you'd plas,d UI m*er how they CANC (Jime 2i.July 21) soimd. A second look could Some - newi could canes show they make good nno. you to do no abod4acs on your plasm. Ilaveth. engtn.rwb. AQUARIUS (ii!. ISFeb 11) Travel may be Involved. Opportuidlios for prot could come today In unupeded IZO (July 23-Ang. 23) Today It could be a biednenu tip YOU could project 7OIIII Into n a chwco tori gni, . th u leunInf(ly' . ,,,...... J0J unrelated hV44fr1 PISCFZ (Feu.ISMnrth 3)) A out smelling like a rose, av.ut will aw fhimicWly. you closer to p"ione you've but hive DOTeS hiS! VIRGO (Aug. 23-Bept. 21) attracted to. This person's i to wili 1u!WMI 700. today. There's a spet reserved for you at the tap. Lady Luck Is BZRTIWAY on you! Aug.21, 1171 UREA (Sept. 21.(kt. 23) You haveonlytodeopafew,ordsto ThIsyearboldogrpnenlj, the rlglg people today and for you, but you can't affiwd to they'll get your message. coast. Many Important, Others are waiting to go to bit pleanut and proOtfabi, climigos foryou. couhdbelntheoftlng. . _____' . '1 I . e.e.c. . ; .._ ' -.... -- - -. ' '' '.' I'. g FVIfl in ino Lake Mary Blvd. & Hl, St. 0:10, 3:35; Lake Mary Blvd. I Sir Lawrence Dr. 1:41, 3:77. UsSwaU.$.aha Mary Rd. ii, Lake Mary sulk, Bus , Iongwood.Lak. Mary Rd. & Humphrey Rd. 0:30, 3:33; Lcngwood.Lake Mary Rd. & HowardBtvdI:33,3:31;L Lake Mary Rd. & Oak Lane 8:33, 3:30; Country Club Rd. & 'd 5*. 0:31, 3:24. . I ., l; - Hattaway Dr. I Genevieve Dr. 5:30, 3:3; Plollyhock Dr. & Lilac Itt. 0:31, 3:41; Orienta Dr. - middle ci block 6:52,3:45; PtumosaOr.-mlddleof block 5:52,3:44; Orange Ave. & Village Green Spts. 5:36. 3:49. South Douglas Ave., Briarwied. Bus tel: Douglas Ave. & Highland SI.l:4L3:doDowglasAvelLoralne Dr.I:19.3:44' SR-434&JayDru:, 34; SR 4361 Eileen Dr. 1:53,3:50, Apple Valley (North area), Rd. 5:51 3:35. TN. $prlags. Mebile Manic, GelivIew Estates. Bus Iii SprIngs Blvd. I Wakiva VIllas 0:50,3.4; Springs Blvd. & Glens,.,,,d Villas I:54 3:39; SprIngs Blvd. & Shadowood Village 5:37, 3:31; SprIngs Rlvd.& Fairway Vlllass:50, 3:P; 5R.l31 &Lke$eor,:gg SR-Oil Brlarcllft, Dr. 9:03, Gi* Aralsu Heights, Nigh LaF1OI',s$a, lvi 43; Monticello Dr. I Mt. Vernon Partway 1:30, 3:43; Oranole Rd. & Viscaya Ln. 5:34, 3:40. Ole. Anus, Oakland Shares, Florida WIndsIng (gIrls ely), os Ballard Weng AOs. (olrls cnty) 5:4, ):*OranobeRd.IGI.nA,de.,Way 5:4, 3:42: Orarusle Rd. IWoodley Rd. 0:0, 3:13; Faith Torrance fl' , WSed.,est. Bus 7$: Lake Howell In. & Schwltzers stop 0:45, 3:45; Lake Howell In. I Lake Mn Ln. 0:44, 3:14; Ranch Rd. I Lake Ann In I:1I,3:47;EastbrooBlvd$a, Dr.I:37, 3:35; W006cnst Dr. I Hull St. 5:54, 3:35. lastlireak (Neeth area), sos vii EastbroakBIvd.&AffieeaOy $53 3.4; Cocos In. & Cocos Ct. 0:50, Lake Iratley Isles, Irentley SAN ANTONIO - Airman MarkE.Yoj,whOee1yeg5 are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Yowigs of 370 &Ittany Circle, Caaseli*rry, has graduated at kiandB,TL,Afr Force basic training. ''l) airman, who studied the L!J IAWRRItlCECRThO1R - ; - iN of the Alt Force. Airman Pearson Is a 1975 graduate of Lyman High SchooL 21, Lawrence E. _____ ammlni was c1,lninlnioned RONALD BURNETI ssaSeoondUenIntheU. S. Army at Fort Bragg, N. C. SAN ANTONIO - Airman U. CrinmilDs, a 071 gradua Ronald D. Burnett, son of Mrs. Sastireek (Honk area), SOs 23: Rd. & Bus 11$: Country Club Rd. a Con- Candlewick Rd. 1:10, 3:34; Franklin Camelia Ct. 0:50 3:34; West 3:47; Bonanza Ave. Terrace$, Maltland Ave. 1:31,3:45; Atiiena or. and customs and received conedoiied con Ma suc Orlando, has been assigned to, ________ FlorIda Haven Dr. & Mallland Ave. Lake Brantley Rd. & West Lake 5:31, 3:40. tinental BlVd 5:35. 3:33; Cmmtry Ave. & Candlewick Rd. 1:42, 3:31; CIu Rd. I Bennett's StopI;31, 3:33; Franklin Ave. I Bayberry Rd. 5•41, cgfnJ completion of ROTC Lowry AFB, Cob., after's special ht.jsjctjon in human 8:52,3:17; Turnbull Ave. & Maitland Brantley Dr. 0:37, 3:31: Oak Or. I EaeJoW (sloth area), Newell Country Club Rd. & Broedm West Lake Brantley Dr 5:33, 3:39; Branch Ave. 5:33, 3:1*. Rd. 3:37; Douglas Rd. & Bayberry Rd. & relations, is remaining at Simmer Cnnp, which was held completing Air Force basic Rd., BEETLE BAILEY 8:39, 3:37; COuntry CItik p &We,t..r, Pranfley i Bayberry P.d. 5:16 Anton ItCigti Cha:or 3J1 - ( '.1 Lackland L yratF Bra from tralnin. -----for u -.r *t .son. 4 LUQ. ev; : or: & & I Cnisean :aAVE 'SI Rige, Hidden t.a, . Roxburo Rd. & Presiview Av : 33 "..!6 Atlingl Blvd. 5.50, 3:43; Spg Hammel's stop 0:34. 3:42; West In. 5:31, 3:4); Austrailiats Cii. I trair.Sng ffilliwziy Pelats. $heflna.dseh Village, Bus 311; Roxboro Pa. I Adair Ave. Lake Rd. I Maitland Avi. S:54, Lake Brantley Rd. & Brantley Hills Peruvian fieki. Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. n4E GENEAL' at Lackland APR, Tex., the Ln. $L57, 3:10: Howell 139: Lake Mary Blvd. I Ri 0:53,3:39. 3:39; Spring Lake Rd. & Woodling Ct. 8:51.3:33. Branch Rd. west of Tangerine Ave. FO E*eie I Crvwn1 . Ø'TANPAp FO Youngs, a 19 airman studied the Air Force graduate of (Park Ridge) 1:30, 3:34; Hidden Sweutwate, Barclay Weeds, North Lake ApOs, Pt. 0:53, 3:37; SprIng LIke Rd. & Cub, WehIva area, 1:54, 3:30; Howell Branch Rd. & Lyman lUgh School In lvi Ill: Wekiva Springs Rd. I Lake Dr. I PInewinds Dr.l:33. 3:31: Altamot, HeIghts Spts., Palm mission, organization and Walnut P1. 8:57, 3:35. Grand Rd. 5:53, 3:37; Dodd Rd. east Riverylew Dr. (Sweetwate, Club)' ci 7.ile Home Park 17-52 & Shennandoati Village Sprmnqi Spts, Bus 39: Broadview wood, Oakland Estates, Lake Oriula attended cintonis and received special Seminole 8:57, 3:35. 8.31, 3:33; Hwy. 17-52 1 San Mo Ave. & Mayfair Dr. 5:43, 3:17; HIlls, Bus II: Maitland Ave. & 5:45, 3:47; E. Wekiva Trail I Weedemest, los 114: Citrus Ave. I Community College. ledruction In himnan relations. South 1:31, 3:71; Hwy. 1152 £ East Hattaway Dr. 5. North Lake APti. Sherwood Dr. 5:53, 3:; True,deil Kilkemmy Ct. 5:49, 3:43; E. Weklva Seminole St. 0:35, 3:39; CItrus Ave. Rd. 0:39, 3:25; Hwy. 17.92 & sunset (entrance) 1:4,3:41; Palm Springs Dr. I ElIsworTh St. 5:55. 3:43; Trail & Ledbury Or. 1:30, 3:41; E. & Oak Hill Dr. 0:39, 3:35. Dr.I:41,3:77. A!rman Burnett will now Df.IPalmSprjngsa.pti,s.,3.35. HOME'EAD,-MoMcial TruesdelIOr.IMarshallAve 831, Wehiva Trail I Ludlow Or. 5:32. CLARENCEPREVATT Wrenw..d, Goldepned, . I 3:40; E. Weklva Trail & Bedale Cl. Jamestown, 3:41. receive specialized training In U Lake Mary, Bus 25: Wilbur Ave. , Palm Springs Dr. I Citrus St. 0:36, at Homestead APR, has anE. Weklva Trail & James Or. lvi 179: Sr.i26 & lit. St. 1:10, 3:20; Lake Mary Rd. & 3:36; Palm Springs Dr. I Alpine St. the munitions Capistrano Apts., No.1k MalItaite and 8:43, 3:4: Dean Rd. & weapons _____ nounced the promotion of Reagan'istopI:43,3:$:ak.,y 5:55,3:33. Marine Private Fit-st c' Ave., Bus 14: Maltland Ave . Cambridge Or. (north) 5:55, 3:37: CaroIlnaAvel:ij,3;44;SR..l34west amntenac, field. Rd. 1 Lee's Stop 1:44, 3:77. William Gallucci to staff Sanlarido Springs - Rolling Hills Essex Or, & Cambridge Dr. 0:34. of Dean Rd. 5:50, 3:41, Tangerine Capistrano Apts. 5:33, 3:11; V. Prevatt, 11 of lake May - country civa area Aria, lvi 14: Palm Springs Dr. & Maitlafld Ave. I Highland Dr. 0:37, 3:36; Sand Lake Rd. 1 Ohio 51.5:59, Ave. & Tangerine Way, 0:53, 3:39; Mr. andMrs. The airman graduated from Vernon Frevatt sergeant In the U.S. Air Force. 3:33. Greebriar, los 33: Country Club Roxboro Ave. 1:30. 3:35, Palm 3:13. TangerIne Ave. I WrOnwôJ Way Rd. & Kingswood Ct. 0:35, 3:77; 5p1In05 Or. & NobleAve. 0:32, 3:37; of65OMa1flandAve.,Mtanu, I TheaonofMr,andMss.pet Mghsthoolln 1973 In Orlando. Sweetwaler Oaks - Phase VII, 5:55, 3:31. Windselug Apis. (boys only), Galluccl of 2311 Greenwood His father, Atow U. Burnett COUntryC)ubRd.&LIrntaLane8.34 Oakhurst St. & Willow Grove 5:36, 8.z' Altamonte.Rosewa,d PrairIe Lake, Bus 79: SR.434 & Springs, has reported for duty area, Phalelll,phavev,avit4l.Wekiva 3:75; Country Club Rd. I Rantoul 3:1*. Oakhurst st. & Virginia Ave. Cassenterry west of Hy. 17.92, los Springs Rd. I Sw.etwater Cove Robin Rd. 5:33. 3:57; Lakevlew at the Marine Corps Baae, St., Deform, he also gra_dua lives In Lake Mary. ' ARCHIE Lane 0:31, 3:30; Country Club p & 0:57,3:43; North St. I Virginia Ave. 21: Ballard St. I Windsong AntS. 5:50, 3:44; Swoetwater Blvd. & I Pine St. 8:39, 3:32, Lakeview Dr. Cnmn fi'l.itna 14 C from the .Aeroscae. ilefoeton D - swnvr'it I.fs -..... ---------------------------------------------. -.'v. . .:w. j:.ig; wwwairr criec Ut'. 1:57, 3:44; at Simpson Park 'IUflFi n. a country Club club IDOyi only) 5:45, 3:43; NorTh st. at 0:10, 3:31; Rd. I Grand Bend Ave. 1:42. 3:31. Rd. t:OQ, 3:43; NorTh St. I MarIa Sweatwater Blvd. I Country Side railroad 0:31, 3:40; Jackson ' duate of Lake Command Noncommissioned 1'ERRYDARNELL Lakevlewor.ISouffist.I:l,,3.So. & West SR 44-A, Leek Arbor. Ave. 9:03,3:47. Leadership Pine St. 1:53, 3:36; Dunbar St. & Dr. 0:54,3:10. School Dt'lttWOOdOr.ISOeJthStI:423.I,; Brantley High School, Fond at Suburban Estates, lvi 33: SR-44A Patm Springs, Robin Hill, Windsor Weblva Springs Rd.. Sweetwat., Highland Dr. & South St. 5:43, 3:4; Central St. 0:31, 3:37; Hwy. 17-92 & City, he joined the Marine Homestead. & Banana Lake Rd. 5:30, 3:79; SR. Manor, Bus 104: Grove Ave. a Marine Private Terry JY Simon Ln 1:31. 3:33; Hwy. $1.92 a Oaks Phase 1$ (north aria) Phas Hamlin Dr. I Temple Ave. 0:44, The sergeant, who was Darnell, 18,sonof Mrs. Ladle L 3:35; Oakhurst St. 0:51,,, 3:11; Palm 46.A I Suburban Estates 0:31, V Bus 17: Wekiva SprIngs Rd. & 3:43; Corps In March 1975. Piney Ridge Rd. 1:39, 3:33, O'Brien Rd. & Jatta Dr. 0:4, Ridge Rd. & Sunset Dr. 5:33, 3:34; Springs Dr. & Oakluurit St. 0:51, trained SR 477 north of Lonw.ed, Norm.an's stop 5:30, 3:43; Weklva 3:13. In military Darnell of 101 'Mayrose Drive, Ridge Rd. & Lake Blvd. 1:34, 3:33; 3:13; Palm SprIngs Dr. & Robin Hill SprIngs Rd. at No. 107 1:31, 3:44; LOngwiad, Lake Rsfl management and supervision, Cn*JiLs IWisJp W. Cryitat Dr. I Country Club Rd. Or. Sanford, has completed recruit 139 SR427 & Shomate Dr. 1:40, Wevlva Springs Rd. & E. Lake Jackiiø Heights Middle School 0:39, 3:30; W Crystal Dr. & 1:53. 3:39; Palm Springs or. & 3:43; SR-I?? I Lake Ruth 1:42. Is a communications specialist training at the Marine Corps Branney Or, 0:32, 3:35; Sweetwater WilEweod, Sheoah, Cse'.aale 3:47, Lakeview Dr. 1:40,3:39; W. Crystal Lakelarud Ave. a:S6, 3:37; DelIwood Hutchisan Pkway. I Gano's Blvd. I Blue Lake Or. 1:35, 3:41. Navy Homes, (Winter Springs), Sos 131. Interior Corn- ssith the 644th Rad& Squadron. Recruit Depot, Pars-i, Wand, Dr. I S. Crystal Or. 5:12, 3:27; W., Dr. & Sheridan Ave. 5:59, 3:35; 5:41,3:49; Orange Aye. I Wayman Sweetwaper Oaks - Phase 1, Shepard Rd. I Slseoaj, Blvd. 0:4, He Is a 1 graduate of S.C. munjcatjons Electrician Third Crystal Di'. & Lake Blvd. 5:43,334' DeltwoodDr. & Rock Lake Rd. 9:01, Ave.I:II.3:52; Grant StI Phase Vi, Ptaa. Viii, Bus IN: 3:43; TennIs Courtson ShecaPu Palmetto Blvd. CenterforVocatlonaiMts 3:33. Orange Dr. I Lake Blvd. 1:44, 3:25. Ave. 5:30, 3:31; Grant St. & Orange Swe,twater Blvd. & Timber Cove 1:50,3:41; Bay Tree I Slusoah Blvd. Class Charles A. Lewlsjr., son High Afonner student of Seminole LiluCeInHelghts_Grapeeille, Palm Springs, RollIng Hills (east Ave. 1:51, 3:33; Church St. , Cit. (south) 0:50, 3:10, Sweetwater 0:31, 3:10; lii St. & Shvsoah Blvd. of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. SchOol in Norwalk. COP' II?; Airport Blvd. I Bungalow Blvd. area), Bus 131: Palm Springs Blvd. & High Timber School, he Jblned the Cove Cli'. (north) Wayman Ave. 1:53, or. & 1:33, 3:30; SR.c3o I, Cortez Ave. Lewis Sr., of 2006 3:37. 0:45, 3:23; Airopri Blvd. *. 2h st. Highland 5t, 0:33, 3:30; North Hiawatha DWAYNE L. THOMAS Longwood (norm aria), lvi *17: 5:53,3:42; Sweetwater Blvd. I Fox 1:53. 3:34; SR.e. & Devon Ave. St. & Marine Corps in January, 1973. 0:49, 3:20. Allison Ave. 0:31, 3:35; North St.I Longdale Ave. & Reams St. 0:50, Valley Or. 5:35, 3:43. 1:37, 3:31; Sr.11 I Whitaker's Ave., Sanford, has completed Lockhart, lvi fl4: ise, st. & Sunland Av, 1:59, 3:37; Seminole 3:31; Grant St. & SprIng Oaks (eriNoast Section), the Basic Enlisted Course at the Lcusgwood Cir., 50. Kennels 9:03, 3:24. SAN ANTONIO _I McCarthy Ave. 0:30, 3:70. AIrnan i . Ave. I Charlotte St. 9:01, 3:30. 0:57,3:34; Oleander Ave. a E. Bay Bus $43: Teakwood Dr. 1 Prairie ,ek.t,el Meadowlark (Winter S.rlo.si. Naval gi,hmarinm .ewuI, uwayne L.. 'anomas, wnaee manic, li 144: iseepy Hatlew, Relllng Hllls(wast i:. 3:14; MockIng - . 1:54. 3:3.4; Semlnola Blvd. (east) u.n. Bird Ln. & lvi 53: Sherry Ave. & Edward SI --IUGS SUNNY Academy Ave. middle ci block 0:1.5, area). Bus 177: SR.a3.4 & Tari'vtnuiwn of Hwy. 1792 0:35. 120 Conn. PeaChwood Dr. 1:32, 3:13; LIttle 0:30. 3:20; iD.ltl 1Dm a. narenLo am Mr nni4 Mr. -- fl_i. 3:77; ACademy Ave.& Tuskeged Yr. 0:50.3:34; SR 434 1' lct,abud Yr. Marine Private Scott K. 'Lsngdale, Lilugwepd(NerINarea), Wekiva Rd. I Rlverview Ave.j:3i St.'i:s,3:', SR.419 & Wade St. Dining the six-week course, 1.4$, 3.3); .Bthune SI. middle of 1:31,3.31; Raymond A'e. & Icur, uM! IUNNAND ME. las lii: Highland Ave. I FlorIda 3:10; Montgomery Rd. I Rivet Run 5:34, 3:33. Ovellett, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. he was Introduced to the basic stanler 'ffi*•5, block.S.4. ;,23. . ., . St. 15$, 3:12. Orange Ave.,Orange City, Fla., Richard vellette of 649 N. 3;40j,Silnsa4t. 4 Logan 0:57, 3;30. Tuskayilla Country CbS Ati, Sooth PIne Blvd. £ Crest, lus'Ui: *irpori' Meadowiwest, Bus lIt Presswew Dr. 1:33. 3:43. Spring Oaks (southeast section), (WInter Springs), 12$, CItnn theory, construction and has been selected for technical Park Ave. 0:30, 3.25. Ave. & SR.434 I;S3, 3:36. Skylark, Laka Locenue, Lake Bus H: Mon1gorny Rd. north of Rd. & Shetland Ave. -:43.3:111 operaUo of nuclear-powered training at Sheppard ATh Hortley Circle, Deltona, has Sunland Estates (n.ritu area), Woodlands (south aria), Bus 12: Hodge Estates, Bus *41: lay St. & SR44 0:30, 3:41; Montgomery Rd. Norfluernwayapartridg.CIf.5.Q completed recruit Saclord Mobile Part, lvi Greentirlar Blvd 0:33, 3:11; 3:79; and diesel submarines. In Te.x., in the Air Force civil training at the11-week Marine Corps Tollgate Yr. I Meadow Creek cove Skylark Cir. 0:43, 3:44; Raven Ave. Northei-n Way I Tarpon Cit. preparation Fairmont Bus Shelter •:4$, 3 : 75 ; 0:11, 3:37; Tollgate Yr. I Heather & Ateadow Lark St. 0:17, 3:44; Sprino. Oaks Blvd. I Greenbrlar for his first engineering mechanical and 0:4,3:35; WInter Springs Blvd. & Hwy. 17 92 & Sanford Mobile Park Hill 1:30,3:39; Tollgate Yr. I Willow Blvd. 0:54, 3:31. RetDot,p.Isi..nd,S. Ave. & Delaney Dr. 1:53, Gazell Tr. 1:49, 3:37; Howell Creek assIgnment, Lewis studied electrlcalfleld. 5.49,3:30, C. CreekCoveI:57,341; Tcola?eTr,0, 3:3Q;NursefyRdIGeo,S,l.k Spring Oaks (Southwest 1.451w,), Dr. & Oscelot Tr. 6:53, 3:3.3; Red shipboard organization, Svnlandlstates(Soetharea) IV los $34: Eastern Fork 5:51, 3:43. The airman recently cornGreenbijar 't Blvd. & LIttle BugRd. & Palamino WayI:57, 3:30. t 3:37; SR 1321 Talmo St. 0:34,3:33; 13: Collins Dr. bus shelter 545 3:25 Woodland Devonshire area, Timberland Yr. & Landmark Ln. Wekiva Rd. 5:30, 3:40. Wildwood St. pleted basic training at Wngner.11ac Haminack A former student of DeLand & Little Wekiva Rd. $:33, 3:47; lvi $34: SR-lIt & Sr 454 (Tin'. safety and escape procedures. L.ackland AFB, Tex., and High School, he joined the Blvd. 1 Hughes Ave. 5:33, 3.30. Williamson Rd. I Sunset Dr. 1:30, Di'. 9.01, 3 30. 3:41. leseland Park, Midway (West 3.41; Marcy Blvd. & Rosebriar Of Hacienda Village, SNerweed Green's Stop 0:40. 3:33; SR..11, at area), Bui $43: Brisson Ave. & 20th -51. 34Q; Marcy Blvd. & Eastern Forest. Bus $44: SR.434 I Belle SI. Spuig Oaks (west cenfrel sic- Wagner HlghSchool, he joIned the Navy organization and customs and Curve 0:41, 3:52; SR-.419 I in tlen), San Sebastian haunt area), Baldwin's St. 5:30,3 33; BurrowsLn. 1. h$ or. Fork 0:53. 314; Swe,Ibriar Branch 1:15, 3:34; SR.434 & Cortet August 1975. Ave. Stop 0:12, 3:31; SR.419 I reived special instruction In I:3i.3:2l;RosefsberryLnIOf & Eastern Fork 0.55,3:44; 5we$. 544,3:37; Moss Rd. & Lombardy lvi Ill: Spring Oaks Blvd. I. Biantley Ave. 1:43, 3:50; SR-lIt I MARSHALLJOHNSON 537. 3:30. human relations. briar Branch 8. Stoney Ridge Walnut St. 0:41, 3:41; Rd. !:4. Gqeenbriar Dyion Ranch 0:43, 3:4; SR-alt . 3:39; SR-131 I Costa Rica , I-LA •. , ROBERTCOWDRPV ' 'U(IWWU AVC. 5:50, 3:17; SprIng St. 0:44, 3:17; Dlii 'IL "evoninire blvd & UI'. 1:51, 3:11; SR434 1. HacIenda anomas SR-ID . Beardall Ave. & Main 5t. 5:40. 3:32; Preston Rd. 0:51, 3:4); Devonshire Dr. 0:52, 3:12; Winter Park Or. Greenbrlar Blvd. & Hickorywood HenoixStops:a.3:4s;Dat.st.I graduate of DeLand High Marine Private Marshall G. PRISCILLA'S POP Blvd. & Range Line Rd. 5:59. 3:47, South of Timerlane Tr. 0:55, SR 461 Greeruway 5.44 3: 71 Ave.I:32, 3:40; Sin Sebastian Prado Howard Ave. WICHITA FALLS, 3:31; 0:51, 3:11; Florida School, Jotmson, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. attended Daytona Mldeay(west.Caatralarea) Navarre Way 0:37, 3:35. Woodlands (north ar,a, Pus $97 Wintet Park Or. I Ge. Creek Ln. Ave. I Spier'$ Stop 1:52,3:40; Elm ThesonofaLjngwon4 resident 149; Brisson Ave. & 23rd s. s.c. E. E. WilIIamn d I Penelope Dr. 5.57,3:37, Winter San Sebastian, lake Harriet THE BUS IS "Y SEE " IKNEW Jul mE Jolinscnof 2311 BelaIr ParS Dr. & 7th. & Howard Ave. 0:53, 3:31; has been assigned to Hahn AB, Beach Community College. 0.30, Litates, lvi 112: Calabrla Dr. & Ave. 3:16; Tollgate Tr. & Rosabriar 1,39. 3.30; Winter Park Dr. & Cross 3.30; Sipes Ave. 121st St. 5:43. 3.33. i. LATE TODAY' wHy' Stone St. & Howard Ave. 0:34. 3:33; Blvd., Sanford, has completed . • Weodmere, Sanford Ave. area, Of. S 53, 3:43: Tollgate Yr. & Majorca Ave. 5:50, 3:33; SR St. 9:01. 3:20. I Stone St. & FlorIda Ave. 0:57, 3:31; Germany, following graduation recruit training at the Marine Bus Ill: Central Dr. & Woodmere limberlane Trace 0:34, 3:40. Willow Ave. 0:54, 3:41, ANTHONY A. PEARSON Van Arsdale Dr. & Florida Ave. from the aircraft maintenance TheTerrac.aiea Winter SprIngs, Blvd. 1.34,3:31: Sanford Ave. . 29Th Corps Recruit Depot, Parrts Longwood Hills, Highland Hill, Bus 41: Lombardy Rd. & Tvsabawula Middle School 1:51, 3:33; Van Arsdale Dr. & specIalist course at Shejard Edgetnond Ll$gWO.d Greves, Bus $97: SR.IV Ave. 030.3:3*; AIdetwood Ave. & Airman First Lakewe.d Shores, English 0boio'i Stop 9:00, 3:37; SR126 I Island, S.C. Moiy St. 1:41, 3:20; Sanford Ave. & 26th. & 14th Aye. 0:45. 3:17; Long*ood BQ$tOflWOOd Ct. 5:51, AFB, Tex. APes onWhOseW'JeLaW'ie 3:34; Alder. Estates (east), lvi 31: Hy.I?.fl & Ramsey's Stop 9:02, 3:30. Pt 5.42. 3.77; Yale Ave. I 251Pu SI. Huh Rd. & Pleosant Hill Rd •.s, wood Ave. & Murpliy Rd. 1:37, Nursery 0:10, 3:51; Hwy Stave, Airman Robert E. Cowdrey is the daughier of 3:32. Lake Hayes, Senulnele ISt.U:39.330;Saflh,,.dAv.&L,m.fl 44, 3 73. 3 44; Lake Emma Rd. norm During the 11-week training Mrs M*Ila Winter Springs Ranchiajuds Lake 11-97 & Spartan Dr. 1:42, 3:57; Terrace, Palm Valley, lvi 43: SR. Jr., son of Mrs. Mary E. Pomeroy of Longwood, SL421 (OM Orlando H. area), Longwood Hills Rd. 0:3). 3:11; E. E. Drive Area, lvi Ill: . Birchwood Dr. I Cherrywoo cycle, he learned the basics of IPine Ave. 1:45, 3:43; SR.426 Red Bud Rd. , Carriage Cove, Bus III: SR-427 & Williamson Rd. & LOh Lomond Casselberry City Limits 0:35, batUefleld surval. He was 3:53; 5.44, 3.50; Bircp,wood Dr. & SOUth of A. Ouda & Sons 6:47, 3:41; Qeveland of lD Springwood graduated at Lackland AFB Hester Ave. 0:30. 3.31. SR.477 a Ave. 0,51. 3.35. E E Williamson E Lake Dr. WtSt O4'Tuskawilla Rd. PiniwootlDr.S.45,3:l,; Derbyshire 5R-45$ & Chapman Rd. 5:19, 3:39; Circle, wastrainedtomalntain i' Suntand Dr. 0:32, 3:33; SR.457 , Rd & Parson Brown Way 0.51, 3:35. 0:39, 3:49; Lake Dr. & Lepin5kl'i Rd. & Glastonberry Rd. 1:47, 3:17; Chapman Rd. & SCott's repair and service aircraft TeL, from the U.S. Air Force Introdoced to the typical daily Radio St I 33. 3:31; SR 427 & Sanford Middle Srhis.si stop 1:42. 3:41; Lake Dr. & Carlisle Hunterfield Rd. & Glastonberry Rd. 3:30; SR-520 & Beastly stop 1:50, technical training course routine that he will experience for Rd. 5:32, currently in use by Tucker Dr. 1.3$, 3 32; SR 427 & the Air security police sp c sijg Wekiva. Lake Markham, Paola, Ave. 1.13. 3:15; Lake Dr. & Holiday 1.4$, 3:45, during his enlistment and 3:32, SR-520I Lake Hayes Rd. 1:53, I" Beøto,d Rd. 1:31, 3:31; SR 477 & S144A, Busdt: Wekiya Park Rd. at " " Ave. I 44, 4:44; Lake Dr. & Bird Rd. Iel.Alre Hulk, EnglIsh Estates, 3:33; SR-520 & Park Rd. (Palm Forceand will now serve witha studied the personal and Airman I Laurel Ave. 0.40, 3 30. SR 457 & bOx 103 M $ 20. 3.53, Wekiva Park Pearson, nowiralned Morton Rd. & Bird Rd. Fern Park Apts. lvi 4$: Glaston Valley) 0:55, 3:33; SR320 a unit of the U.S. Air Forces in Slider Ave. 1.11, 3:79. Rd & Muse's stop 5:77, 3:53; Sr 16 eu. 3,i, Tradewinds Rd. in security and betty Rd. & Poinse$taLn law roiesslonal standards __________________________ Seminole TerraceI en& 5.15,3:47; 3:34; SR-426 Eurnn Istefla - . r ...., ,usr springs, a.,. i .a._..'. 'irniva 'arK Rd. 1.21. 3 5); ui'ir5e Aye. 0:51. 3:40; Trad,winds usrcnoerry Nd. I Hewft In. 016 & Douglas' Stop 1:51, 330- SR5201 rorceinent, i.s being assigned to srauIuonaIIy exhibited by , Hi-I - 'n4 . byA,tSsnsom ssAgr1(I JM&4T! A ' - " BORN LOSIR ____________________________ rniea rorces Wbitdhorne, Evnos,ilk. & e., - - . .;_::af' ' :. - .. j ;j,; i Mrt WaIkrr wr 4g, U TIlE I MP1 øReviT'Yr IN Ug CA, QsT pIAkIE rose A&E TO th.tE IT UNE TANr%A1PII w"'.'AMGAUUCCI j. -, r. h ' d : _____ c. ' ____ I r .-. -. i.. - ...i. . . - .. •". I.e. - - TuadoIr.A.g. IS. W-4S IsiM Nsra $Nlt PL _ -- I. . Urination Is A Symptom d 9 ' t ' 1' 9 (I ' J .1__j, 1;, '•. - -- by Stoff.I & H.lmdshI - * C WHAT"5 TH'FUSS?) viJv SeEN ,-' S5D sr L\ O RESTAUR.AN'r8) SFoRE.' - Jn . GUV4OR. I .JUST WANT THEM 1 KNOW THV'R NOT DEALING WITH '1013K NAR RUN-OF -THE -MIU.. MOOCHER! ru' - d ..---- '' $ P'4. aaas L.-..,,, ...BLIT I NEVER FIGURED THEY'D RESORT TO A BLS_POOL! 1, / - - I- / \ , 'H N , " Sa.... e,__ a--,--. -A - - __,,,,,,,._- L-I .- iIUIVOiO, u.axs MIlls, Sr.419 '" "l'vpld cnemoriai High ... .i:Ji; - rrR Apis. Avt $ 36. 3 41. Sanford Aye& Markham Rd Iv; He,mosa a unit Of the U.S. Air Forces In Panama Rd. & Haye, Rd. 0:57,3:31; 0.50. 3:42. (Talntsyllle), Bus ill: Bruml,y Rd. School. MyrIlAve. 121. 3:47; LakeAve 3 41: Lake Markham Rd Norm of EnglIsh Estates, Forest Bahama RU. &Hayes Rd. 0:31,3:33; & Aguiilla Di'. 5:33,3:51; Clearveo, Europe. Completion of the Myrtle Ave. 1.30.3:40; Ogden's stop MMlsfl,n Rd I 31. 3.4j; Lake Bihema Rd. I Moss Rd. 0:59, 3:32; Bus II: Oxford Rd. & Carlton Rd. Rd. & Aquiila Dr. 0:31, 3:50; Lake course enables the airman to Myrtle Ave. 5:31,3:79; Magnolia Markham Pd & Canal Murphy $ 47. MICHAELWUEN 3:41; pknlerfield Rd. I Mills Rd. I Fore's Stop 5:34, Rd I M&. Rd. 00. 3:31; Dr. 534 3:44; Ave. & Myrtle Ave. 132, 3.38; 3:10; SR 44 4 Maureen receIve academic credits Dr. 5.36, Murphy Rd. I Edgemond Ave. 9:01, Stratford Rd. 5:49. 3:14; Brookside Lake Mills Rd. 1 Curryvilie Rd. HeSter Aye & Myrtle Ave. 533, 3 31; SR 16 west 01 12 Oaks Cam 3:30. Ili So. Edgemond Ave. t;o. Rd I Foressbrook Rd. •:7, 3:13. 1:37, 3:47; Curryvill. Rd IT... Marinn Primal,, i'i,,.. (I.... ' ' flI' Mf iw m not• si Vd 1 Suns.s rna 5:31. 3:37. SR 161. Orange flCCIty'5 tAaIislt Estates. Farestb,.oi, 'around) 1:40. 3.54; Lake Mills Rd. .Q3 32$ stop 1.1$. 3 35. SR 457£ Stable Rd Ave I 31. 3 36. SR 46 & Center Rd Michael K. Mullen, 17. son of MM.ya Club Apt., $avsIito. Bv & Ballard's Stop 0:45, 3:45; Lake . 337. SR 477 & Gèrdtns or. 0.39.135, SR-431&WIIsonRd.s, a a s MobIl H.ms. III; Oxtord Rd. & Derbyshire Rd. Mills Rd. at Ceme9,ry 0:11. 3:41; Mr. Robert A. Mullen of 200 1:40. 3 Lake Kimry. WosUs. Bus 39: Laura 0.45. 3.45. Winston Rd. a Der. Lake Hills Rd. & 3.32. SR 431 & st St. $ 42. 3 32. SR em a. Lak,vle vu., refll LUI, Cilery Ave., SaMlerd Airport 131 & Markham Rd S 43. 3:31; SR. & afl.sh Moss Rd. Rd. 0:46, 3:16; Tuskarora 3:45; Lake Mills Rd. & 1st Ave, 1:16. has Area Bus 3$: Celery Ave. been 431 north of 5R46 A 1.41, 3:30; SR Tr. a meritorioualy Lô • re Brookse Cir. l:5D, 3:so; 3:45; SR.119 1. Gore's Stop 1:4, Verinary fice 025. 3 47: Celery MA east of 5 Ill 5 ' Tuskarra Tr. & Brookw 3 31. Laura St. & Orchid Ln. 3:40; 7th st. present rnk a Tropkal Ave 0:50, Ave. 1. Cameron Ave. $77, 3:10; OlE State Rd 14 1:51. 3.51; Lake 352. HowillRuby Rd. & jke 3.30; vhS?. & Avue E. 1:51, 3:31; ton r ua on 330. SImnola Blvd. & Dane dr. Howell Ln. 1.52. mr Cameron Aye. Ah of Celery Ave. SR44 Orange Blvd. Bus Ill: SR 144 ' ci. a 9hSt.&AvenueE.S:52.3:34;4,hS, tnlnlng at the Marine Corps 071. 3 39. Cameron AVI. north Elder Rd. 6.25. 3 II. SR 46 1 lmLake Howell Ln.l'S4, 3:51; SR & & Avenue E. $M. 3:35; SR.419 1. Teagv.Ml,$cl SR 16 I 29. 3 39. R.''i Ave. ri Sery'e 5ot;;n Ma'beye Club Ai. 0:54, 3.$, S. WiHlngham Rd. 1:54.3:32; SR.119& s.;. RetDept, Parrls 1and,S. l• Lab. (s.vm area), Bes $4: 5Uth Of SR 1$ 0 II. 3 34. Beardall wayse Dr. & Katy St I 3$. & Sauslito Or. 1:37. 3:. Dump 6:59, 339. Ill a Overland Rd. 1.4$, Ave. & Genvoplubs stop 1.37. 3.33. WJYI4e Dr. & WilSon PlCC 3:4; Hilbla*d Plaes. St. JIhO'S 30, Draflole Way & Brv $n•w Hill Rd., Chvla.Vlfta. Dr. 0:4, VlUage, Gm. He received the early Beard Ave. at Church I 32. 3:34; 3 13; Wayse Dr & Henderson$ Ln ARtS.. l Cbvlu.ta. 3j; Linneal Beam Or. at No. 443$, 50: afOrd Rd Moada IU: Snow Hill Beardall Ave. & Marqu$t, Ave. I 31. 3 42. Wayse Dr I Kniflen's Promotion for his superior a si Jo'5 Village Rd. a, litlvi House, South of 0:31. 3,33, Oh Ave a Marquette I 49, 3 U, Linneal 111th Dr. & 0:45, 3:4; Oxford Rd. & Lochi., 0P 1.37. 3.11. Orange Blvd. 4 nrfoance dwIn all Chi.Vlit., Ckulv.fa, Bus $44: Sumbr,ro Ave. 0:30, 3:13; LinnejI , a Ave.$.37,3.33,OnraRd&Go, Rd $31.3 39.Orang.B,y& ,,-w L Dr 0:16. 3:49; Waverly Dr. & Maid- Snow Hill Rd.et lit House, SOuth O stop 1.3$, 329. Ono,. Rd. 1. Oregofl Ave. I 35. 3.3$; Orange trainmg cycw, Bn Dr & Bear Lake Cit. 0.57, aI-theMistDr.$:47,3.50;Fepark O MJmsPyI. 3j,3503nowHjll IIB.arL,keRd aaurLak.clr Blvd.&GreenMoasAP,s.30 Mnville Ave 0.39, 3 71, Airport Blvd & HJlSy Ave. 0.34. 3:37; which emphasized physical ii, 3:40; Bear Lake RJ.& Cub Dr. 3-iS. Rd.1BelfefDrI.4)l.4;5 Blvd I Bail Rd. 0.41. 3.24; Orange Blvd & Dunbar Ave. I 30, cundlonin seUlsciplineand 151,339; Bunnell Rd a Wil'i Hill Rd. at lasPhoeon rht. North • . lege*ey AstS., Granada $4nrd Ave. &MatiWSt 6.44, 3.23. 3 31 Orange Blvd. & Boston's stop stop I 34. 3.37, Bnell uW01. tS., oIBridge$;42,3.46;SQu,Dr Camera Oty, 54aa - Fra Rt & ail Svmmft *05.. lvi ' SR 46 east ot SR.lS 6.45, Ave I 37, SR 43$ & oft Snow Hill Rd. $44, 3:44; snow Bunnell Rd. A foier student of Lan $eMs are., l 11$: 25th St. & 3.29; SR.46 I Old Monroe Rd. 0:46, railroad 0:54,3.34; Granada Apts, 6:50. 174; 3.35. 345; Svmm,N Queen Dr. £ Grovend Metlyjlli Ave 0:23. 3:24; 3 71; SR 46 1. P.4 & 7.4 Mofors 1:10, at iN. Recreas Or. 0:16. }flgh Sthool 1ngwood, he lear Lake - Paraso P1 Centr 0:55. 3., Enderby Or. & Clealew Rd. CameronAve 350 thof SR 44071, 374. SRIa& Styler Rd. 1.19,325. Ama, lv, 35 Neil Rd. & Balmy I47, 3:47; Snow Queen Dr. & the J C 3 40.CameronAv &Moore5tat Englisk Weeds, Inan HII $ Monroe, Upsata, Tee 'n' Green, Beh Dr I503. GotfviowAVe$.4,340. Lak.Mill ry 1978. 49 Ss10 Dr. & $33: "geer Rd I 29, 339. Kentucky Ave. & tllw,le., Bus 34: Orange Blvd. & &Fiding Rd,WestofertDr..50339; Dr. 4 Rd. 0:13, 3. 50 , Jacion's Stop 1.32, 3:34, Sipee Ayt, New York Av,. 1:75, 3 45: Orange Fal Way 1.57. 3.47 Balmy Belch Dr. 0:53; But Lake Castleweod Rd. 0:45. Winston Rd. & LakeMills Rd & Snow Hill Rd. 1:31, south Ave south of Kentucky Aye. Blvd P. Gann's stop i - a. 3 41. 3 .4 Wireton 3 30. d St. 4 Aven H 0:33, 3.34; Rd a Jamison Dr. Dr. 6:54, 3:47; 32, 3 35, Pina of Sij Orange Blvd. 4 Indiana Avt. I 71. Bear Lake Rd. & Rd & WO ing$n Rd. 1:44, 3:47; Thd St. & Ayu* E. 0:51 3:35; 2nd Ave I 34, 3.33; Pineay •a ci 343. SR IS & Monroe S(hl RU. na Dr. $ ' KeneeTraIl1FalmouthRaI.4 54 3.40 & Avenue C 0.54. 34.Ô 5jnrd Ave I 34. 37. Santord . 3 . R 15 & Churth Si. I 32. 3 45; Kewanpo Trail & Talbof Rd. SAULT STE. Bear MARIE, Lake Mia.,, Jethson Hm1N Ave at t Ly$a,Ml $ ,3 14; u; • railroad I 31. 3.30; 3 31. SR IS & Narcsus St I 33, Lake causeway, nee Trail at No 210$ Students to Genivi lvi . . r or Sch.ol • $9: Curtis Dr. S 5). 3:42. n 54nfr Ave & Hh Way 0.39.3:39. 3 37; SR IS & Palm Yet. S 32, 336. & Jerome Way S Elementary Reufe), lvi $51: - So, 3.4I LVnO gale F. Fehd, son of Mr. and Sanford A,e, a Po.ns49a Or 0.40, Upla Rd & Ruby St 0.37, 3.33; Eglis Weds, lnia Hills, S Ave. & Hol4ay Ave. 0:32. 3 Osceofa Rd. Dead End 1:50,3:51; 3 71 .44; Mrs. Arth}J. Fehd of 12 ke Upsala Rd & Mante' slop $39, McNel Rd & Bear Lake Rd. 0:31, I- Dakota Trail & Yarmouth Rd. Oscsoia Rd. & Warren's Stop 1:53, MalwoeMdp.sck lI. 347. Dakota Trail & Win. 3S2;OsRd&CrHl$5top731 1vp Deflr 3 31. Upsala Rd & Vih(en Rd. 1.41. 3 44, McNeil Rd. at yfowwon nebago Trail 0:30. 3 V - or 1.1-Air Woath.rslI.ld, (west 3 29. Uoia Rd & Larkwood Dr. . 43; fof Rt left I 35. 343; Oscsola Rd. & amond "F" duty at Klncheloe AFB, Mich. NeilRd. Rd.& s4e) Bus $33: Nctre Dam. Dr. & $ 43. 327. UPla Rd. & Sr.A Ln. I 54. 342; McNeil & Metody I Collier Or. $-sz 3:43. PInch 7:54, 3:30; Oice*la Rd. I Font Bay Ave. I 15. 3 40; Clemson Dr I U, 3 26. Lark*od Dr. I SR 46A Lake Fehd, a The Hills, Foicreft Apti., aircraft com• Or. I 37. 3 ii. PrI Lake Soryen Fish Camp Driveway 1:37, 3:47; O & Carlisle Ave 050. 3 41. 5 47. 3 mander with a Squarø Apti., P 5 20: Geneva Rd. at tw$fory Cavsc i & Lamar A. It of Lhe 1:59. 3:39; Howell Branch Rd. & Waumpi Trail 3:45 Old Geneva Rd., SnUth 7$9; Heath.rn Village Monfpomer-y Rivirvew. Lee Acres, West lit P*.,l I 4*, trategsc Rd. Bel.Atte, Weatl'ersli.ld (east SIreef. Bus $2: Airport Bivd & Air Command, 900, 3 7. Causeway 1 Pisgan Ave. 5.57, 3.40; HowI Branch Rd. & Osceola Rd. I 00. 3.iJ TraS.r te previously served at Craig FozcrciZf Apts 0. 3/ 3 41 s4el Bus 40: Spring Ojks Blvd & Jewett Ln 0.40. 3.25. Airpcn Blvd. bus 120 it Geneva School, Bear Lake ($eflh areai, lvi I)!: Heatberton village $ 40. 3 17. & 5th St I dl, 3.24, Airpt Blvd. I Plantat. APIs., Semaran Nar AFB Ala SR cle& Avery Ln. 0.30,3.46; Bear Qld Osc..la (Sanford) Rd.. ,' Mgomery Rd & railroad I 43. SR 440 47, Bus 75: Howell Branch Rd I MUllet Lake Park bee, Bus 3.23. kiverview Ave & t.ak. R. & Gleavee Ct. I:' 3:17; Plantatin sue ca$axn receiv . $3. Montgomery Rd & nu.ery Narcis a .A. St. I iS, 3.2$. Riverv I' 3:43; Howell O4 Old Oola Rd. & Avenue Al , dee fmm the 041.3.54. Lynchf4ldAe. & Tulane Aye 4 Sf46 $ 17. .2O: lit SI. Sear Lake Rd. I Mirror Lake Or. Branch Rd. & Semoren NOrtC Apti, 3:42; Osceofa Rd & S veIty P. 34 Mill Or I 44, 4, Trty Ave & TuLane Persimmon Ate. S 49. 3 10. 1 .1. 3 39. Howe4l Blanch Rd. & I:3, 5:37, 413; O Deceofa Pd, EvaUe(d.) 1971 where SR.43l - F.res, Cl Rd. area, 54ef4ik Rd. :OG, 3:31. 5 4, 3 , Tr,rit Ave. & Ravena Park, ldylIwj, Bus IS: _ Green Acres mpoe. O.ku Wt of Saw Mill to Mul Lake d. was CwiOfl uuO Taa Cm Dr • 50 3 1$ Lynthtield Country Club Rd I Ravena Park Hills, Nw,H lstai, 11$ lvi I 0$. Mullet Lake Rd. & the Rese Are 1. Cle,tt Dr. 0 57 134 Otnoti Rd. & Win $33 Lake HawII Rd. & Dover Rd. Shadow Dr. (Turnaroun 1Icers Trning Chch 0.40. 3 25. SR 46 & Vihln f.eid St $.4 11; 5R43l & Afiefi. I II, I C. Corps progiam. His we Gail Spin Valley, SprIng Valtay 'RU I 43. 3 70. Tammy Or & V.hlen St-I 47.3 47 SR 43$ & Green Acr 3.79; Lake Howell Rd. at No. 3:50; Mullet Lake Rd. I Knight 30041:49, 3:30; Lake Howell Rd t o itt. Bflu AU the da DrIve I'4 354; Mullet Lake Rd & - --'..........",' '' ---- by Lorry Lawis 'fii - - -............a tea BA NEV5., THE SENATOR WO4T øE ABE TO CAMPAlGN) TODA"? - Afoniner student of Seminole High SChOOl, he joined the Marine Corps In Apr11, 1978. , ri. I - _____ I _________________ j 1..'. __________ - _____________ _________ _________________ _____________________ • ______________ _________ I it _____________ _________________ ______ ..( .. . . I ' .: ii 1L ________________ many causes of this symptom you have. You should return to him and let him do something else for your problem. Some of the bladder are difficult to treat and may require more than one attempt to achieve good success. DEAR DR. LAMB - Does Dilantin have any effect on nnm)we isV infnpflists I11fl.41M from a blood transfusion one's gums? Does It have any One jump to game that is reaction, from tissue injury other side effects if taken over a given the same general meanafter an accident or even long period of time' DEAR READER Dilantin ing all over the world Is the surgery and from heat stroke. is chemically related to raise from one to four of In men, and this may apply to phenobartAtal and Is commonly partner's first. or second-hand your friends, enlargement of spade or heart opening. the prostate gland may in- used to prevent convulsions. It it says: 'Partner, I have terfere with the normal etnp- Is also used sometimes to help good trumps, not much In high tying of the bladder and cause a prevent certain irregularities cards but the sort of hand that is likely to make game even ii man to get up frequently at of the heart. Yes, it will cause your your opening Is a minimum. I night. To give you more Information on the prostate I am gingiva (gums) to enlarge. This don't expect you to bid again sending you The Health Letter Is fairly common. You can help number 1-6, Prostate Gland. prevent It by extra care to Others who want this In- maintain dental hygiene, and SIDE GLANCES regular massage of the gingiva. torinauon can send a stamped, self-addressed en- Anyone taking this medication regularly should be sure and velope wIth 50 cents for ft. send your letter to me in care of have regular dental care. Dilantin Is associated with a this newspaper, . . , of side effects as long as Radio City Station, New York, your arm. Fortunately most of NY 10019. An irritation of them, other than the bladder may cause a person enlargement of the gingiva, are urinate frequently but the amount for the 24-hour period not too common. may not be Increased or ab ed. '. An Arizona reader wants to know what percentage of America's top players play standard American. The answer Is that practically all of them use a system based on standard American principles, but every one of them has his own gadgets and special bids. - (For a copy oI JACOBY MODERN, send Si to: "Win at Bridge," do this newspaper. P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, flew York, N.Y. 10019) by Gill Fox normal. Iii c - Dr. - by Al V.rmosp THE TRANSIT COMPANY WAS ON AN ENERGYSAVING k['T DEARDR. LAMB-Ihaveto getupthreetofourtlmesa night to urinate. My doctor gave me a pericription for bladder Irritation. I took all of the capsules but they did no good. I have also been told that this Is not a bladder condition but a kidney condition. I would appreciate your comments. i know several other people affected this way but they have not consulted a doctor about it. DEAR READER - Most symptoms are not specific for one Illness, but can be caused by many different problems. A fever may be caused by any but If you do, remember I don't have two aces or anything that looks like an opening bid." North's jump to four spades was a trifle weak for this bid, but from South's standpoint It was just what the doctor ordered. He used Blackwood to check for aces. North did riot need an ace for his lump bid. When North showed one ace, South could bid six with every exportation of socceu. There was nothing to the play. South ruffed the second club, drew trumps and claim- - - ) By OSWALD and JAMES JACOB? By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. 411}AY,.: ' - •,_ WIN AT BRIDGE FRANK AND ERNEST Il J - FRAK L by Bob Thoves and ERNIE 'S . U S ED BOA . 1 DON'T 91 SIlLY, M. THAI RiG HOLE The kidneys may filter out lots of excess water and cause a person to go to the bathroom frequently and pass lois of urine each time. The mod Innocuous of examples Is the person who drinks lots of fluids In the hours just before going to bed. An untreated diabetic may reach the stage of his disease where he Is constantly flushing lots of water through his kidneys to dilute all the sugar being lost In the urine. Frequently this leads to getting up at night. 1 don't know who told you that your problem was your kidneys but I would recommend that you rely on your doctor's "I think he has a split personality. He wags at one end and growls at the other! . ...k...l. _t •L_ luu&llicIt d3 W WIUCII OUt UI Lilt ,,__ , 41 iN 4 DOONESBURY i TUMBLEWEEDS by 1, K. I icLATi UNDER' U rx'wjr Ryan 15 by Garry Trudeau If7?6 SY 1/E'ø77FRW EA7FN VtU1X Th 1ff Y&E4 AD LL 4 11 *o1ilR! I I I I ffiW6 L8V RX ziicf/ r n-,' 1. ' U 1*4 - t r1 - ' _ ;.-'.. I .. ", - -. ..'...' 'I -. - - ' .,,.. . ,. ' I,. ;' I . .'4 ,_4., 2' (.'.•' "' '"-i' '15 -.S ç,1 ' . ' I5 . '. ' -. . c-se- ,. - jnr,. k.' "'s, 7. ,, 551L ',I . . -1 .,. .' ' . ' . .1 I :' a - '. ' . ' , Ill: . ç . - /7) ',' .,' ' -'W I J. ', 1 '.' • i i - �!S!1'NJII l'eW, PL TINNy, A. Ii. $76 TELEVISION LISTINGS CALENDAR Wer PorMri a dozen ussItj' sa1 2) 830 (2) (fl) NBCNEWS NEWS S I DREAM OF JEANNIE (7) ANTiQUES CL ADC PEWS th. 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Elephant Stampede plalic dinner, spomored by the Sanford Women's Republican Club, 4 to 7p.m. at the Central Florida Zoological Park. Tickets available from any memher. 1 'I I a ________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ C . e - - - - I Wednesday's 0 d I S THE WILBURN - VW Mey. L, , Wi1s Iio. 1947. Bousdon atoT*STrbsrgiyolann fssam Niuth Grade Scboal students may pick up p9i4ja and lecate room, 8a.m. to neon and 14 p.m. Opea lame LakevIew Middle SchesI, 9 a.m. to noon. Students and parents Invited to pick up schedule, and FRWAY, AUGUST 27 YAC Club ta Singles, 9p.m., Orlaido Garden Club, hOE. Rollins Ave. Ott Sor.i,' 4) MOVIE flia ___ meettaniers. Lake1I.weUHhghSb..l Fr hnanOrlentafjon 7:30 P u -e ni wheoen?wsywo. (I) POPI: hok . It**s he °11,n.19,of ,-P1W* b nvvy.(R) S MOVIE: 'The PrInce ar the ShOWI1." SW Lainnc. OkIer. ManJ bvo.. 1957. ThltIsh. Si of a 'onwics between a nottIemen and an 1I)wI1 11) HAPPY DAYS -p fbo Got Awey." 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S:M MATINEE ItS JOHN WAYPIE 1 39 Ccmpietr _______ 3 pric, f ck.ie,, mo,iled 'U'C'i'II•Jc, Regular ____________ 5V' Value GOOD ALL DAY and l.a, b%cv,t 'AUIk'lAfr?, i'(1/i FRIED CHICKEN I PEN DAtLY U AU. TIL I:jO 6 SAT. TIL IS:3Gp.M, lSHFencAve.(Hi.way I1.fl) SiflIyd [ALl REN BfrC4j[ "THE j SI.IOOTISTee 30 "GODZILLA Vs MEGALON" PLUS "EQUINOX" AIIDFLIAUAi1IT EVERY SUNDAY 9&M..I P.M. - CALL I $ CHICKEN DINNER I L_1M I 3 PIECES CHICKEN-HOT ROLL CHOICE OF 2 Cole Slow - P.tato Salad. Baked Bains French Frl*s - Mashed Potatoes £ Gravy 29 Rig. $177 Eat In Our Air Conditioned Dining Room or Takta Out L 4fa'/yfa.,d (2) (12) TOMORROW ___ leswiflbefssued. Siafard LA, 1 p.m., 1301W. First St. Lake May Rotary do, I a.m., Mayfair Country sci. I. b uw*oI re *IIhoiA () MARCUS WELBY. MD. K STAR TREK ___ tld club. iin .rt i.e S HOGANS HEROES tiiteteae, lOam., 12:15 p.m., uus, ''oo uc ou it o 12) (Iii TONk3I1 (4) 35 CSS LATE MOVIE: ci Ihs I.aput" SNWWI Nceimahriop CL Canter. THUISDAY,AUG.IS ____ Swww resular iisallen noon. Halldai bITCOItTUS 700 cu 10-30 • T ALA $OW 11:00 (Z4)CLCLNEWS MY FARITE MARTIAN Wethwed.y between I am. aid 2 p.m. Paeala Aass... (for frouN.dp.i,,gs), 7:39 P.. ___ Mdrtheee, Lakeview Middle sclioni posel- '7) ZOOM IIb Scbeel alud.eU pick up .d*d.IN In .thool cafetela: SenIor., 9 am.; JunIor., 10 am.; ______ &cbomorse,ua.m.;FreitmI.n.lpjn.;thosswt*could ___ not__ come at acheduled time mey c 01 p.m. or on , d•stoyffig pirsonal frIend. '4) ($) 1) NEWS S FAMILY AFFAIR Ly. CDierry Conununity United Methollal eAir p a siaruIw m IP* me&& proIeui P• Evening Ousalau Aa..,..+.i, 7:30p.m., Plaid. Power end Uit, Slflf0td. Sword OplboM Doom, Thiphy Lowe,, Bowl America. FRIED CHICKEN OPEN Sun. thru Thurs. 9t119:30 Fri. & Sat.9 Ill 10:30 Ph. 322-9442 2100 S. French Ave. Sanford IINsraS.bools,d,pp. 1L TIE QTI* Pal 01*. sday IUESDAY, AUGUST 54 Jayeese, 7 p.m., V7W teildlng, 17.. ______________ r.sy CLASSIFIED ADS riando Winter Park Seminole 930 - (4) KUTN4 • 700 CUJB 10:00 (2) CI) GEHERI*J. II()SPITAL: SNRO I" P10d a 330 Ati C4)LATEPEWS .. ESPANOL ZOO (2) Wednesday Mg 500 (4) (P.bt, Y. Pd) 5[JMMER SEMESTER The SSt Trar*Iboit AlternatIves for the 21st century." (Tue..) CRACKERBARAEL (Thurs.) OF MEN APE) V)MEN 6:10 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 6:15 CI) SL*ISHINEALMANAC (2) (PAn) WITH THIS RING (Tue... Wed.. Thurs.) I DREAM OF EAP*IIE (Wed.) PROFILES IN EDUCATION (At) PICTURE OF HE*LT}t L,jyco (Li DA*.y sccio 6:30 (2) (FrI. cxtIy) I DREAM OF JF_&JJpJj jy (4) (4) S&J p,T (7) UUAS. YOGA AND YOU CE) SUNRISE JL8ILEE 635 (4) FA.FtI AND HOME 6.50 @)CSS 6:55 (2) DALY DEVOTiONAL 6:58 (12) PAIL HARVEY 700 (2) (12) TODAY (LoCut 'l a1725aid8:25). (4) (1) C8S PEWS: (7:30.5 local nsws Di. 4). (S POPEYEAPCFRIENDS CD SE,E3TpT (2) GOOD MORNING AMERICA 800 (4) (2) C A P 1 A I N KANGAROO • COl .JNflY CLOSE LI' 8:30 (S FRAN CARLTON LX. ERCISE SHOW 900 (2) PHIL DO E SHOW (4) GAMEIT (LI MucE DOUGLAS SHOW 45 (Pbt) LWE IN 'TIE PI'T (fUSTIAN IVING (Wed) THE ROCK (Thin.) MANNA (II1.)THEBIBLE (I) MOViE: (PAn.) IA.iys 181W) (Tues.) (3 -ge 'Mad Doctor of Market Sbest. Lionel A1*, Qalre Idd. (86W) (Wed.) i.s*smy ci uce Cabot. Joan Woodbury. (B&W)(Ts.)Seaufofdi. Chateau. Ce Lays. (86W) (FrI.) 'Stte Vtk311 ci Loidan." tB&W) kale LOddWt, (fl Porter. (12) MERV GRIFFIN SHOW (4) CI) PRICE RIGHT SESAMESTItE 10.30 (2) ( CELEBRITY Sp5(AI(5 K 700CLUB M. mRIDAY 400 I •-Iy n,E ia. oii eiiow (I) GA&IT S (&bi) (lust Fit) PCI FOR ')Mc&v (I) CI 3$ UUAS. YOGA NC YOU 11 30 (2) () HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) (1) LOVEOFUFE S (t.n. lust, ) Y)RLD OF (Duo.) ON YOLIR O'#M (Fit) REUGION IN THE PEWS (I) HYDAYS(R) K (L*n. and d.) ANTIQUES (Tue..) ERICA (Thur..) VUU4 (Fit) INNER 11t Noon "55 14)CLScSSPEWS (2) CI) PEWS (I) . LESS 1D14 Thin.) ( DUCK DUCK GOOSE (Fit) MAX a 35810 VALLEY 12:30 (2) (t2)THEGONc3s*. (4) CI) SEARCH FOR Tc,4pp 5 LOVE. AMERICAN STYtE (2) AU. MY CHILDREN 241 (FrI.) ROMAGNOLI'S TAal 12:55 (2) (12) NBCNEWS 1:00 (2) (12) SOMERSET €4) MiDDAY CI) NEWS (S MoviE: (PAn) "The (Qwoia. , Cnaieford. DIITut Uxgin. 1952. (Tue.,) "Pfoon Ove $. g,M* -,,. SI Yb ' John Ager, Greta ThySMn. 1962. (flxss.) VAxe Fd. Ave () fl Bogerd.. 1960. (P11.) Col. , ." Barclay. Otto Kruger. 1968. (2) RYANS hOPE 35 p,ICy,flE$ (Pfot) "F&'e lt.e 5p" (Wed.) My Lfrd. (Thin.) ibdUng 110115 Wfl ner"(Fvt.) "d SPss,' 35 MOV1E• (PAn) George Sanders (Tue.) i&& ge Mntgomeiy (Wed.) p,j.. . Grade Fields. (Thiss.) "Man From Gel 1k." .Amvny Qfli. (FrI.) "Battle of Broad way." Thlan (i1evy V(C.*Y 130 (2) (12) DAYS OF ___ (.4) CI) AS THE VRI.D 'Tijp,NS (I) FAMILY 2:00 P'Ro) 2:30 12) (12) ThE DOCTORS (4) CL 'n€ uioe UGHT (J) ONE LIFE TO LIVE 3$ MAYDERRYRFD 3.00 CL(12) ANOTHER WI)FILD (4) (9) AL!. IN TIE FAMILy (S MICKEY MOUSE CLUB (MW) CL GENERALHOGPITAL 3$ TFE3g Preempted Friday for ForrrtIy's AItque Fttr*n .Mrtittp." rviuusn wurus 0110w appear forward, back. ward, up, down or disgonally. Find each end box it in, . Relief Map Road Map Meridian Surveying ' Photogrametry Topography Tomorrow: Country Music Stars The Day For families or friends of problem drinkers. For furl her information call 133.1507 or write Sanford Al Ann Family Group P.O. Box 133, Sanford. Fla. 32771. Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NotIce is hPrr'by qiv.n tPit t •,. i.• iMj_x• 11't rec! .!. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, Seminole PORT Count Florida. under the fictitious KTPELOPERANGER name of JPC, and that I intend to _______________________ register said name wIth the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SemInole County, Legal Notice _______________ Florida In accordance with the provisions of the FIctitious Name IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIMIPIOLI COUNTY. CASI NO. 76.II7S.CA.It.A CT. CIV. FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United States corporation. PlaIntiff, V' iioe Stature,, To-WIt: Section 563.09 Florida Statutes 1957, 31g. Joseph Peiras PublIsh Aug. 3. 10. 17, 24, 1976 DEC.21 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII CUlT IN'AND FOR SEMINOLU COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO, 76-14%-CA-fl.! IRVIN 0. CLAXTON ana KATHERINE P. CLAXTON, hIt wife, JAMES MILLER PARKER and 8ETTY ANN PARKER. his wife; UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; and E. C. WIDEMAN. ill, Defendants. NOTICIOPACnON TO: JAMES MILLER PARKER Plaintiffs you ARE NOTIFIED mat an vs. action 10 foreclos, a mortgage on the WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER, ci. al. following property In Seminole Defendants. County, Florida: NOTICE OF SUIT The East $0 feet of the South 164.3 TO: feet of thi Northeast ¼ of the North. MAY A. ROBESON, whose y.,j ¼ of Section 26. TOwnship 20 'esidenc. is 107 Magnolia St.. ak.land. Florida; And to: Ra. s East. Seminole County, Florida less the East 23 feet (or right of way of Longwood B. F. WHITHER V. whose esidence is 702 Oak St., Sanford, MMkhim Road). hia b.e filed agaInst you and you Iorida; And to: are required to serve a copy Of your written defenses, if any, to it on WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER. lb Raleigh W. Green. III, of Harrison, live, or if dead, to his unknown Greene. Mann, Rowe and Stanton. meirs. devi,es, legatees or gran. Plaintiffs attorneys, whose address cci. and all other persons or parties is Post Office Box 3312. St. Peter. C laiming by. through, under or sburg, Florida 33731, on or before aqainst them; And to: September 33 I576 ard lile the original with the Clerk of thu Court GEORGE R. ALEXANDER, if either before service on Plaintiff's a live, or if dead, to his unknown attorneys or Immediately 'airs, d.vlsees. legatee? or wan thereetter; otherwis, a default will .es, and all of her persons or parties be entered against you for the relief ctaiming by, through, under or demanded In the Complaint or agains? them; And to: PetIt ion. NELLIE A. GORDON, It alive, or WITNESS my hand arid the seal of Ibis Court on August 13. lila. dead, to her unknown heirs, (SEAL) Ctevisees, legatees. or grantee,., and a II other persons or parties claiming Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court y, through, under or against them; A-Ad to: By: Cherry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish: Aug. 17. 21, 31, Sept.?, 1976 ELIZABETH A. LUCKY, if alive, DEC.17 lb dead, to her unknown heirs. blicrktlon . - ,, J. -' DivisIon Is Re: Estate .f SHIRLEY W. MEEKER MRS. B. F. WHITHER. JR.. if to her unknown tirs, devisees. iegatee, or gran. teas, and all other persons or parties Claiming by. through, under or a ainst them; And to: al ive, or if dead, Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST J. E. ALEXANDER, If alive, or if THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL d ad, to hIS unknown heirs, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED di vikeet, legatees or grantees, and IN THE ESTATE: alI other persons or parties claiming YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED b , through, under or against them; Ihat ttie administration of the estate A. d to: of SHIRLEY W. MEEKER, deceased. File Number 7*247CP, is HARRY ALEXANDER, if alive. Pending in the Circuit Court br or II dead. to his unknown heirs. Seminole County, Florida, Probit, di visees, legatees or grantee,, and Division. the adirefl Of which Is allI other persons or parties claiming Drawer C, Sinbord, Florida 37771. by through, under or against them; The personal representative of the A,id to: estate is Irving M. Felder. whose address is Drawer B. Winter Park ELIZABETH LUCKY BROWN. if Fl 37790 The name and address of all ye, or if dead, to her unknown he irs, devlse,s, tegatees or granthe personal representatives at torney are set forth below. te,In. and all other persons or parties All persons having claims or dlliming by, through, under or demands against the estate are alnst them, And to: required, WITHIN THREE MON. F. G. L. BROWN, if alive, or it THS FROM THE DATE OF THE diad. to his unknown heirs. FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS di visees, legatees or granitj, and NOTICE,tofilewithlhecl,rii oi the all other persons or parties claiming above Court a written statement of by. through, under or against them; any claim or demand they may And tohave. Eachclaim muslbeinwritirig iLL PARTIES OR PERSONS and must indicate thi basis for the HI ViNG OR CLAIMING ANY claim, the name and address of the RI'GHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN creditor or his ojenl or att.wney, fld the amount claimed. lb the claim is not yet due, the date when it wiil become du. shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unllquidatemj, the nature of the uncertainty shall be staled. lb the claim is secured, the security shall b described. The claimant shall deliver suff Iclect copies of the claim to the clerk to enable the clerk to mall one copy of each personal representative. All persons interested In the estate to whom a copy of this Notice ot Administration has been mailed are require WITHIN THREE MON. THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. to file any obiections they may have that challenges the validity of the decendent's will, the qualifications of the personal represenlalive, or the venue or lurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, OEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dale of the lint putiication of this Notic, of Administration August 17th, 1976, Irving M. Felder As Personal Repr.s,nta. life of the Estals of Shirley W. Meeker Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESE94TATI'/I. FELDER AND BERMAN By: J.J Berman, Drawer B, WIder Park, F'i 33P10 Telephon.: 644-4173 PublIsh Aug. I?, 34, i7 ID TO THE FOLLOWING SCRlBED PROPERTY, rOArED AND BEING IN MINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, WIT. tegin 15 fee' East and 130 hat rib of Inc Southwest corner of :tion 10, Township 31 South, roe 31 East. then run 10 I feet rib, East I$', degrees to the iroad right Of way, SOuthu5teqly ng the railroad right of.way to a mit 1026 beet East of Point of linning, thence to beginning. ou. and each f you. are notified a su;l to quiet tille to the above Cubed property has been filed inst you and you are required to me a copy of your answer to the pn 'T - 6-tJ1i$d - - - .1... - ability to communicat, wIth PeopIe_deslretohe,pp,eaid female I 4&SR 431, Lonqwoo , -_ _' 162.10 1 II, burn, apt., lIghts, water burn Adults Oqmjy, $93 332.3294 after i _____________________ ____________________ _____________________ Super Clean 2S.lSParkDr .......... I&28R MobileHome, Adults-. Nopets education? If so. contact DiAriri, 373.SIi. - Cam , - flp,gu f Eat engaged In business a? 407 Camellia Ct.. Sanford, SemInole County, Florida under the fIctItious name of MECHAN. REFRIGERATION ICAL, and that I Intend to - _____ ' membership available. $1300 down, assume $33000. 322 1302. 31A-Diplexe, AVON nted ExceptIonally nice & clean 3 bedroom, 1 bath tome. Central heat, carpeting, utIlity shod, metal Unfurnishat, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred, 322. YOU AIR MISSING SOMETHING yj IAVEN'T T:r,L. A AD LATELY. - Florida Statutes iN?. 5: John N. Atkinson Pvbllslt:Aiq.24,31,SIpI.7,)4,S,7 2524 Park Dr. Sunland. 3 IL 3 B $21,300 Woodmere, 3 BR, 1½ B. $72,750 Pinecrest, 3 BR, 1½ B, 123,730 Lake Minnie area, I BR, 2 B, $31,730 Country LivIng, 3 BR. 21, $39,230 - ___________________ SSALE$MAN...T15 ' GASSTATIONATTENDANTS and start INVESTING your money, instead ot ttirowing awayl Have) BR homes avaulabl, now to start you out EARNING instead of burning. I eva wardens Apartments IuF NOTICE 1505 W. 25th $f DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS O South of Sanford, El.. C r'.ip,p 322 30 H* - peefsulonalI Man 1793 S,,ntor.j ____________________ 35-Mobile Home Lots ___________________________ courtyard living environment In 36-ResortProperty Hutchison Ocean front Apis., or orqanhzatlon can appear In this listing each _____________________ 41-Houses SAN MO PARK, I. 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult I family park. _________________________ Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17-97, Sanford. TAFFER REALTY 323-1930. Req. Real Estate Broke, 1100E.2SthSt Lake Mary 3fl.463 clean & private, 1 bdroomfurnlshedaptlmaleno PetS. 337 3930. JOHNNY WALKER Lake Mary, 3 BR. niar lake, fireplace, bruit trees. 3 lots. 520,000. 6 lots, 530.000. 323-7374. 25,OOO C LAKESIDE PARTMEP4TS CLUB ROOM 1:30P.M. V. F. W. LOG CABIN FOR INFORMATION CONTACT NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED Bralley Qdham.3234670 Highway 17.92,, Sanford Sanford An., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 4 'l POOL' .LJ . BUILDER-DEVELOPER ___________________________________ ON THE LA K EF RCNT Stenstrom Realty - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORSjjj 256$ Park ______________________________________ MLS REALTORS 321-0041 DEPARTMENT O1? S-FRENCH Park Iand ,// 364 Bedroom ri 'U.", QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Carpeling _________________ OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAY 1 IlL S nd Park Homes BY 711 W. 75th Sanford, FJa.j VETS- NO DOWN- 3 BR, 1'.-, baths, air conditioned, lenced yard. low monthly payment. - ' __________________ For AppoIntment Call 30.322.j,03 ii 1974 Honda Elsinore, MT 350, street legal, 2,900 miles. Like new, $630. for ______________________________ anytime. ______________________________ ?P'-Trucks-Trailers ____________________________ ________________________ ______________________________ German ShePherd, male, I' 1U i's. good ternperment, black & tan, U' 322.5152 _____________________ 51-4lousehoid Goods FUTIJRA BY SINGER Singer's top Touch and Zigzag machines. Assume bsIanceot$1$3,30orpay5190 1 month. Will take trade.in, Singer dt0 u191ammbuft 66-HOI'SCS holes. Balance of 1SI.0 or 10 payments of $6., Call credit Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 anytime - 5.&_Aj05 for Sale ___________________________ __________________________ 1973 Nova VI 350, 3 speed, Silas. 1975 Monza TC. Beauty blue. $3050, Ask for ól-Livestodc.Pouftry . WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD - Pigeons & Phone323 Loft 1911 Toyota Station Wagon, Corona Mark II. Superior cant, radio, aIr. Days £442200. Eves, 321-0134, ________________ _______________________ Buy 68-'eVanted to 1970 VW Fa$tk, excellent cond. '----__ Cash 322-4132 MOONEYAPPLIANCES322.0497 - AM.FM radio, air, many extras. Days, 6442200, Eves. 331.50.j, For U$5d furniture, appliances. tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 713 Sanford Ave. 53-1VRadioStereo ________________________ Reg. Real Estate Broker Owner going north. 53).7fl1. Ask for Artleor Dick. - _____________ service, usedmachin.s. M. UNSWORTH REALlY' Step-Van, WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD ---T 4orie l'lur. For Rent $15 pee me.- _____________________________ Neg. Coggins Required, Upsala Lease a Datsun including Z cars and Road. 373.43g trucks. For information call •iti Ray or tack Mink, 131.1)11. 1 Yr. Old Roan Mar., schooledby prof,$slonal trainer. Excellent JUST MAKE PAYMENTS._12and riding horse; also 11 mo. old '73 Models. Call 323-1510 or $31. Appaloo PahiminoCoit. 322.1343 4603 Dealer. ItENMORE WASHER, parts, Wehayealarges,lectbonofblackl white ilortable TV's. $25 to $65. HERB'S lv, 1200 S. French, 323. Infernational reduced to 5500. Ne.s some body work, excellent running cord. Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and stow quality, Cropped ears I. shots. $130 to $300. Terms. 365. 5710 -___ -___________________________ 1971 Chrysler Station Wagon. automatic, air, cruise control, $900. Ask (or Dick. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture I Misceilanoous Sell for Xpct c"nlm,ssion Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturday,. 7 p.m. . Sanford 3222370 WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD Pr,ofl.)23.1010 197) Pinto, good condition, Make offer, See at 2443 Sanford Avenue, 103W. 1st St. 323-6061or323-OSlleves. ___________-NFORD, brick 3 BR, I", baths, 1100 down. About $110 a month ays all. $ annual pci, rate, 0 yns. 511.300. CRANK CON'ST., REALTY REALTORS-430 4061 Eves, 333.3$ Al. GARNETT WHITE . Rag. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC, 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7111, Sanford - - BUSINESS fllQFrT('C . uI'l I 1X PERTS RERDY TO SERVE YOU PHONE CALL_AWA Aluminum Siding Home Improvemeists Siding & 0thit syStem Roofing, Gutters 20 yrs Eagle Siding Co 131 9343 interior, Also Reduced for quick sate- By Owner, Sunland 3 OR. 1 bath, heat I air, many extras $19,900. 319 3371. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' QUIET AREA 3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen Cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Appro, 52.000 down, $I$.3 month Price 121,500. Owner, 323 0332 N'o qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. I BR, II, biths, garage, gold carpet, Close to SChOOlS 3230217 after 5:30 Lctvely 3 OR. 2 bath, central hestI air, family rm, garage, large f,nc yard. separat, studio. 13.000 equity & assume loan oh 132,000. 32) 0103 1. JOHNS REAL'ryco BROKERS Dams 3226123 Plight%- -)fl 7353 12-Mobile Homes bile Mom, 53.500, 7 OR. air. Ii, laths, covered patio Call 03.4 6122. Flamingo l2'x8S', 2 BR, den, air ptional. partly burn. Private ented lot Excel Cord Takeover ayments of $93.lia lIQ 323 sa ftc.' S Plastering, & ART OkowN PEST CONIRO Simulated 2347 Park Drive 3335565 ad visor will help you. Land Clearing C&A TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON to'merly Harriett's Beauty Nook) SIC E First, 372 3142 Sewing BackHoe Service - Lanø CIe4rig, till Oirt, clay, rock All kinds of digging Housetrailera GOif oa m egooeto?$,llth ''7 Clubs witha Clit5lfjed d. Call 372. 2611 or $31 9993 Stored and moved 322-9,62. _______ - Alterations. Dress Mjking, Drapes, - ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Buildoiig. E'cavating, Ditch work Fill dirt, top SOil 322 3913 Home Improvements Lite Clearing, Mowing; Discing; Fill Dirt; Clay. Rc(k: Sand; Backho, Loader Ph 372 5027. UPholstery 322 0707 PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROwt - Tree Service C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling Repars Call 323 $I7 Landscaping & Lawn Care General Roof Rep;r, Carpentr,p-,,,9 Hom.Repairs, Guttering, Cemint work Free estimate, Mowing, edging. 53)1462. and fe.'tiIinig. Fr Central Heat & Air Phone LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree ?nmmng & removal Free estimate,. $47 1197 - trimming Condltlanng For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS In Sanford 337 weeding estimates Lc.nse,j & insur,a YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YO'J HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY EXPERT LAWN CARE 177). Mowlng.Edging.Trjmmlng - Free Estimates. Phone 323 1797 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, it Cl4Ssltied Ads didn't work there WAYNE J. LENNOX &ASSOC *OuIdr,'t be any, Turfgra%s Consulting Service 'arpentry, Remooelng. Goif Courses, Ball Fields. Lawns AdditIons Cuttom Work Licens, 373 4079 for info Bonmc, Free Cstimate 323 more p Olflhing ' ---.. ave Some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell it all w,tl, a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3222611 cr1319993 end a friendly ad visor will help iou. 1 Classif;e,j Ads will always give you Have some camping equipment more you Much, Much More than no longer use? Sell it alt with a yOU expect ___ Classified Ad in The Herald. Call _ 3fl.3 or $31 9993 and a friendly Bøuty Care _____ 2 Patching BrIck & Stone Speciaity. 332-7750 BATEMAN REALTY - Exterior Plaster Exp q Pest Control I can cover you, home with alum - Rag Real Estate Broker 26)l S. SanborciAve. 32) O7S9evci3fl 7613 Sanford By Owner, 3 BR, I', baths, central H IA. screen patio, Carpeted. 526.900. 322.1903 after 3 'I ,. MUST SELL THIS WEEKFabulous buy at 125,500. 3 BR, 2½ baths, family room double size tensed oak shided yard. well, extra large Master t,Cr..umn, 322-Wi. 1975 Honda 750 CC, £300 miles, cx. cetl,n$ condition, 323-5130 after 420. 65-Pets-Supplies ____________________________ ________________________ - sss,000. N_'-iiI • CONSTRIJCTJON k-ic / "MUST SEE"tlt I BR. concrete block, over 1100 sq ft., Reduced to 519.900. Central Heating and Air ConditIoning ".lifflhi9u "Cs n_.!!I I shaded.fenced lot,) BR 1½ B., fla. rm., kit, equip., air, cpt.. Aather, dryer, screen porch, 10' x •Wfl 0109. w,uU. iilOI1i. Tree ____________ pfl 64-Equipment Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpei Shamr for only $1.30 per day , CARROLL'SFUhNtTURE Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cabell. 372.1032 , of 1969 Honda, CI 350, 9900 MIles. Excellint cant, 1390. 322.3517. - 422.4220 collect. - PLANTS&ANSWERS 7IOE. st st. for Liading distributo, wants a nice backyard to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime lOcatIon. Call 303. ______________________________ _________________ Owner,365.6450. WYNNEWOOD- 1305 Wymmewood Drive- Gingerbread 3 BR, home with all new kitchen, A super buy iedroom, 1', bath, central heat & at $19100. BPP Warranty. hr. carpeting. Excellent con. hition, $37,500. 3230316. WOOOMERE-7I2SanfnJAy•_ - 322-2420 site For Cars & -= office, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, $1,000 equity and assume mor. tgage of Apprai$,d ROAD- WASHI NGTON OAKS- 110 Sterling Court- 4 BR, 1", baths, land. Icao.d 1. l..i,'.,i .I .. shopping. A real buy at $23050. BPP warranted. MORE CASH 62--Lawn.Gard.n 52-ppiian ___________________________ Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 214 acres, I BR, 3 baths, ClTY-11OChapmanAve.gpieIn super location at a super prlcet Near town I hospital. BPP warranted, lust $23,900. SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" CLASSIFIED Summerlin Ave., large oaks, pine & palm trees. 3 BR. 2 bathe, air conditioned, neat I clean. Move in now. Drive by & call today; $17,950 REALTORSI30.MXI peting, with fully aquippa, then. BPP warranted. 521.950. sflcptwantadsp01a,, _________________________ _______________ assume balance, $196.10 or pay 512.30 ma. Free home trial. Will take trade, NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 777 N. Il 92. Casuiberry.Longw Forrest Greene lflC. IIl fl, r....u...i.. Ribli 1\dI ESWt INC. TH HERALD 373.7341 EVES. 327-1317 or 372.0412 MARKHAM Want 1971 or older Dodge Dart: alSo will buy any make convent Ibles Phone 322.1050. NOLL'S Cauelberry, 17.97,$3Ø.3 * SINGER FUTURA * SANFORD -Drive by - 1333 S. Country home with access to lake for swimming & fishing. 3 BR, 3 bath in excellent condition. pp warranted. 111300. CARS-. 'ri t;'. :i 5-7 '634 3ft,. 4 p m ______ chaIrs, straight chairs, filing One Of Singer's finest. Sold new for over 5100. Needs som CARPENTER REALTY Hal Colbert Realty LAKE _ Cabinets, as Is. Cmiii and carry manager, 337.9411 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307E. 1st St., Downtown -_- Sanford, 2 BR, 1 bath. Country Club. Central hUt and aIr, *ii.000, Call Sanford's SalesLeader Across From Ranch House Assoc. 321 045 Night Store and office space available, com,mercial area. Downtown 3 BR, I bath. wall-to.wall car Large 162 Bdrm. FurnIshed or Unfurnlsh.d Homes ready for your inspicflon and Immediat, occupancy Sunday Broker, 321?iii COUNTY- Wilson Road- Custom built 2 BR, 2 bath, lake front dream home one beautiful acres. See this todayl BPP WARRANTY Conventjonai.5% Down Every JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY fenced Day JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone3QS3fl.lSN Days and After Hours VA Financing.Nothlng Down . EllA V. F.W. BINGO qualifying. Payments monthly $164. Move In now, - New 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM . Su,l!es _, Woo' or steel desks, executiv, desk & chairs, secretarial de,ks & - )OR2baIhhome.C.rpesed,, kitchen equipped, with family room. Can assume mortgage. No $33,050 Lake Mary-) BR, 1½ bath, yerd, $34,,50• Wanted, Residential swimmIng pool. REAL NICE 3234832 Saulord's newest residential neighborhood week for only $3 per week? Thj an ideal way to inform the public of your club activities (g 2O72SIhST. MULTIPLELISTINOSERVICL INTERESTED? COuntryhome,mintci3 BR, 2 bath, central heat and air, Real Estate 3Roomupstairsfumapt Lights & Water included SlIParkAve. - SANORA LIJJ SOUTH club _________ garage, SIS.MO. Atlantic. Daytona Beach, Call Mrs. RU. Hutchison. 327.so.a 3IApa,trnents Furnished _________ 4- Did you know that your 'Sanora 3 BR, 2 baths, central air & heat, 7 car garage, exceptIonal buy 531.900. 621.3091. - Good buy- 3 BR. 1 bath, dining room, screened front porch, 2 car ______ Rsg.RealEstatsaroker General Contractor 322 6451 Early Birds 7:15pm - 4 BR 2balh LongWood 127,300. Private Mobile Home lot for rent. $10 mo South Sanford Ave. 333. 0741. Meetings Business 7:30 1st Tues, Bingo Every Wed. & Sat Cliff Jordan.Realtor $311337 __________________ the area. To see furnispied models call 321 0230. Adult-Family From 323.1301 or332.4170 __________________________ - Abundant storage, (including attic), decorative wall covering, plush landscaping, complete sound proofing, "GE energy ci. ficlency package", in the nicest QuIet.OnsSto,y Kitchen EquIpped REALTORS - 3BR,carpeted,afr Adults, $140 ma, Reserve your new apartment now. Conveniently located, single stol'y, 1 62 BR, patio apts, will be redy for occupancy In early October, StudIo, 1,2,3 One Bedroom 1 OR Mobile Home in Lonqwood, $113 mo. No pets. 030-Usa. DUPLEX- Furnished or un furnished, Ideal location. Reasonable renl 363.3721. Bedroom Apis. Stamper-Realtor __________ - -WESELLSUCCESS.... 1 Commercial 3235174 Wm. H. 19195 French 3221091 Eyes. 322.1696; 372-4144; 3fl.9$4 _______________________________ 332.514) after 3 30ptmef Unfurnishec S GRILL COOK ELYN W. CLOPIINGER, lee FLEET RESERVE adway. Ovtedo, FlorIda 37765, ASSN file the original In the Office of P,..5 Clerk of time Circuit Court of A rilnole County On or before "Mit," U iIr' tember 16th, 1976 Otherwise Die gations of the ':Onipiaint will be 8usine' M?n,j tn as confessed. The nam• of the ?MMonda, 3(c) rt in which this action has been CIutHour5. 3pm Ituted and the abbreviated title Di'# tcins. 1j wm'j he case is as above irdicated. ?COO his notic, shall be PuhIiShe,3 once lek for four consecutive weeks in Evening Herald f yo.,r cItb or organ,zatton ITNESSm1 iand and id of the would 11km. t it at Sanford, Seminole Cour.Iy, Included ill thaj Iis?Iriç ' tfllj 6th day of August, 19,6. aII: at) 1st . Aug 10, tP, 24, .11. 191k CS, Do you have SI.000? Then call 216' Bargain, 140.000 100' Corner, $30000 314' pIus, Ideal, $130000 240' perfect, $130,000 Professional Bldg. 5113.000 nplaint on PLdlntiff's attorney. Arthur H. Becxwi'h, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Cherry Ka7 Travis Deputy Clerk Lease Nãw FRONTAGE FRENCH AVE. 100' Busy corner, $73,000 - - ' small Leading manufacturer an Wrecked or Junk income Central air 6 heat, formal distrIbutor has aluminum rc dining room, office, large famIly Trucks tangular pools left over from 1973 Lawn Mower room, Older establIshed neigh, Sales I Service - We Any year thru $74 models. 7 days season, half price. Guarante Sell the Best & Servic, the Rest. borhood. Close in. Must Sell. week Call collect, 3412131 Installation and terms. Call . Western Auto, 301W. First St.. 332. Reasonable. Call Phyllis Capponi, SSS-3S1 collect. 4103. Realtor.Miate, After HI'S. $34. ___________________ _____ ________ 7$-Moio-cycles 1723. FRICICE I FRICKE Deluxe Aluminum above ground ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS swimming pools. (77 1S'134' and NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES ._ Motorcycle Insurance 531.3253, woods,tr Garden Cerise, 1S'x33' complete, I yrs. old, 601C,lei-yAy,. BLAIRAGENCY repossessed. Sacrifice, ½ price, Own !.!!SJXMOthS - Call collect 3057730610 )233$16or373 7710 - -: 2 BR. Hous,, Furnished -- _______ 7.... *.tse Want.d - __________________________ Used Office Furniture Quaint 3 BR home, lirge lot, variety SWIMMING .POOL SACRIFICE of citrus trees Produces MO Magnolia, 3 Se,) B $12,300 ___ business seekIng employment i or around Sanford area. 332-4695 an.._fff - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE •UY-SELL-.TRADE 31)'313EFi111$1_ 332.3432 Southern Charm ___________________ Excellent condition 333.3777 ?2?'S3lSalter6p.m, Listing Service Multiple _________________ BUNOYTRUMPET 3222111 SANFORD 323.3991323.92SI322.0641 STOPJ!! SMANAGER TRAINEES Fantastic potential, Waliet. $125; dryer, 55°; console SCHOOL DAYS Jim Hunt Realty Inc. ,. DCCII, Realtor ' Newly painted Sunland home, 3 bdrm, I bath, fenced yard. $110 per month. 322.1713 after S. l200French.373.324 - CallBart color TV, $13, new range hood, Plan for them by s.elng thIs extra $15; baby bed, complete, $30; gIrls Nice 4 BR, 2 bath, 7 story home, plus skates, U, professional hair mce 3 SR home tsday. Central .a apis. Onod hnm. air. arpet,, drapes a. ge?5... pee, 110; ulner odds 4, ends. See .'-',,l" property or exceII.nl I St3&C .va;kisu.. ?rl.,wlwa, wider' A. Investment property. 126.000. market at $23 MO. 6215049. w Mag, Trooper, Excellent Condition, sits LARRYSAXON,INC REALTOR Mr. Executive 563.09 __________________________________ awnin gs, kitchen equIpped. Nice ___________________________ without a home & lesponsibilitles live In and care for elderly Call 6443079 for InformatIon. man. Ro & board with r salary. Must have own car. 322. Nurses: RN's I LPN's. Aides. Aid. companion, Needed immediately I Accepting applications on C new after i p.m. town homes. Large 3 BR, 2½ ... 6210436. ________ baths, carpet, central air. 2 car garage, formal dining, plus TAXIDRIVERS private patio. Water & lawn -. Y.Iln.., fh. WIt I DA, A.. maintenance furnIshed, plus Sanford swimming & tennis. $255 mo. TOt'g LITTLE FEE IGENCY' MANAGER TRAINEE- Must b CALLBART REAL ESTATE. 322. willing to relocate in state c 7490. Florida. Training program cor 3 BR. air conditioned, fenced yard, Your Search Is Over isicted In Sanford at local stori in Sunland. till m. iii...--w.v .....i.., Interviews between 1 and I 0111) 'AUTOMOTIVE BOOK KEEPE* 2434 S. French Ave. Payless Shod dep. 323.0141. I,.fot.t typing. Experience a must. __________________ Top salary. 21-Sjtuatjo IRECEPTIONISTS __________________________ 33-Houses Furnished V,nted _______________________ i Aisswer phone. Mak, appointments. Restaurant, Fast Foods, Countr SDEBIT AGENTS , Furnished BR house, S Points, den, train and license. Great salary Clubs, Chef.Cook with over 23 Yr air, washer & dryer. $115 per ma. and benefits, experience in all phases foot ______________________ , m.l,.92 3223961 WOWII Owner says "Trade for fo - 59-Musical ___________small hems". We have i ______________________ ________________________ iS-RecreationalVehiclus bedreo.y,s, 3 bffi, scree patio, -_fireplace and 2,06' of living • Farm W.Wn$ II Truck Camper All this plus 3 loIs py RECLAIMED PIANO $2006 Up In excellent condition Call George Willis, Realtor 333-3aJior3n.sli9aft,rs $1195-BAL Due $892.60 332,1543 Associate, for free appraisal. Guaranteed reconditioned auto Like New-. Lovely Walnut $tyljng. REAL BARGAIN, CONCORD Molar batteries, exchange, Will Fhnjnce, for reliabl, party. Home 24' 1974 sleeps I. WI? con' REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Call Mr. Jenkins 301,010.0010 tained under factory price. Call Sanford Ave. REAL ESTATE fl3-61i1. neighborh. $20,000. 4620 or 323-3551. fl-Houses Unfurnish,d HAVE A VERY MERhY CHRIST. MAS - and the money to pay (or It. Start now - wIling beautiful Make bisutiful money. king for mature conIpanlon - : Relocating- Must sift 3 SR 2 bath, livIng, dIning, den, & utility room. Carpeted, self.cleanIng oven, dlshwlshe, & disposal. 2 car YouNamelt.ISUYIt ROBSON AIaRINE Merchandise _________________ Trade Up - - Purpic Hull, Cucumbets On 6 p.m. N. Oregon Ave., ii Mile N. SR 46, lust west of l.4 , MI. Employee, for convenience Store 6 . Sanford. 3223940. gas station combInation !'snfc,'d. ________ . " cttv 'sIl for snot. 3fl.32,. .Ali,-U ADSDON'l OST-.. 5PS* to Ralph Cannady. THEY____________________ PAY. 4,_ reglstsrsaldnamewlth the Clirkat the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with ttt provisions at thie Fictitious Name Abundant storage (including attic), decorativ, wall coverings, plush landscaping, complete SOdd proofing, "GE energy at. ficlency package" In the nIcest ___________________ CORP,,REALTORS Executive Home leg. Real Estate Broker 3210&ie 322274 m. men, courtyard living environment II) the area, To see model, call 321. 0220. Need some one to baby sit with one J9sas. you pick, new pate, Black child. Call 3fl.3 betwe, am.. - WIlT REALTY patio apartments will be ready fee occupancy in early October, lb you are having difficully binding a place to live, car to drive, a lob, or some Service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2127 Holly An, Photse3fl.73100r3320240 ' _____________________ Reserv, your new completety furnished studio apt. now Con. venlently located, single story, catiofla Child Care for as àwij , weekly if you qualify. 3fl New & Used Car detail man. Prefer 332543$ mechanically ibiclined. Must be ii ---or older, & hays Fla, drIver's ROWSE AND SAVE.. . It's easy liCense. HOspltaIljatio & Paid . fd fun. .. The Want Ad Way. vacation. Apply in person to Don -_-- Pope at Bill Baker vw, Hwy. 17. - pIçTITIOUS NAME . No$lc lth'!l.- Wi tna$ I am SectIon best and offer the most. Your or S Notice 'io.WIt: Small dark gu.s - YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. Statutes, ____ __ We Buy MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILAILU Color TV, Air Cone., Maid Sersi. QUALITY INN NORTH Sanfont, adults only. Modiçii Studli& 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. 199 pee mo. up. 323-50)9. FOIIIId &tj I bringdo,' believe that CLUC MAsoe-2jj Landscaped lot wilPi 2 bedroom Solid wood deacons bench stores. retuits, try one, andom's lIstenstoCOUNTRY family room, screen.e porch, b1 mobile home. Excellent condItion, your phone ring. Dial 332-2611 or $450 firm. Phone 333-1v4, flncsdback yard, utIHtybuiIoln. FurnIture $31 9993,, covered pius, storage building, A bargain at $17,505. m.w marina tennis si,,,ga CI RADIO-RObin 73 Channel Case flAVE1373 9310 DVNAMtCPROPERTIES UnIt, Turner £ 3 5516 LAKEFRONT. 3 BR, carport, -_ er mike, S.V.Har0wIck,p ORIENTALRUGSWANTED Potecatanfenna,$oft.,,.m, central heat I air conditioning, Del?ona,44I.d4l) ISYR.FHAFINANCING Ifemen? beams, coax & often Top prices, usw, any condition. lovely landscaped yw& over 1W GREGORY MOuLt HOMES 4440)26. Winter Park. equip. $350 or best offer. onlake,making $30,ai, CLAiSIF lED ADS ARE SLACK Ii 3flm; 3003 Orlando Drive 322.3107. WHITI ANDREAD ALLOVER. No Sardor'i. 323 s,ee qualifying. INS dii., 11w moTi ?G-Sp &Trade - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If BR, ii., beth, central Metal,, rege 54les are in season. Tell GOLDSIORO_3 11,1 oath Ira the C!asalolod Ads di*i't work there large Ice people abeut it wIth a Classified wo'?be any. tree.. $10,990, _____________________ JWAPSHOPFL!A4IMNKET Ad In the Herald, 3322511; $31. - Aimyone can be a seller or a buyer. NEAR SCHOOL I $H0pplN i * * NI charge. All admitted brie. * * .-" 4-GI SR. split plan, 1½ baths, central 5 ____________________________ mo brows, every Sunday 9 to 'H&A, $31,100. RNdy to move mt 3 Sedroans, i 43-4.ots.Acrs.ge at the Mevieland Drlve.un CARPORT SALE. AU9U5t 25.36.27, NEED A HOME?-. $1 o bath, newly painted Theatre, Souffi 17.92. Phone 322. f II 3. 105 Parkview DrIve. payment to qualified buyers. 3 out, screened patio. Very large DESARY 1716. - Se.tiful I acre iots (Suniatd Est$es _________________BR, 1'y baths. cadral heat, fenced back yard Wlttt Wooded ftøm $1,990. Only $90 down with refurbished, As low as $lao, a-ia to roar, $23,130, Call Caroline W45fl HoNZCIa Macc. -S5-Bosfs&Accessories _____- ______________________ SACICETT INVESTMENT _________________ wk-days. COUNSEp - Ts.dAsso1io,s.4s ' If you - FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 423.4317 WrIteP.O.Box1313 Sanford. FIorlda32flI Legal - Schnauzer, lust groomed. PlINe 3227315 meet COlectives will ditarml your future. Do you SSIF lED ADS DON'T Coft-. L'IEYPAV demand an OPportunIty to ac your maturity, experience and tviseej, legatees or grantces, and IN TN! CIRCUIT COURT FOR alII other persons or parties claiming SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA b v. through, under or against them; PRO SATE DiVISION A Ad tO: File Nwmb.r 16247.CP '__ 4-Personals 4-Persona Is ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON want ads. LIke magic, the clvtt UI disappear, aid you'll have '..L- ____________________________ CI) HOGANSHERCES EVERI.YHt11RILtES DEC-li) 1 - Lake Mary Fix-n, Apt, 332.3244 -_ !L 49oring them matter yser? Don't Expanding sales busIns needs "ltpIaflagaio *OrkIngpal,.,,. No Investment. i.iorget teady.Irtk It In the Herald 333 1 -. . 1 a9emint OPPortunity av:;abte ..- '.,Aiiovat last sprIng? Planning on ___________________ , Afternoon RATES ithruSlim.s........4ca he IffiruIlfimis .....3lca line limes ............. 24ca line 2tS2sMIPHMUN CHARGE)4 Frtdaj Sunday - Noon ________________________ (2) () PEWS 11:50 Sning the garage a94In7MovIvig rAfkI IkI FESS (I) MERV GRIFFIN (I) EDGE OF NIGHT DINAH K SESAME STREET 3$ ADOAMS FAMLY 430 (4) MICE DO(WS SHOW 5 OIU.IGANS ISLAPE) (I) UICY K MICKEY MOUSE CLUE (86W) 500 (I) ADAM 12 (I) GILLIGANS ISLAND (86W) K THE ELECTRIC COMPANY 3$ LASSIE 530 PAI.L HAEY COM- I' (X)IAOPGIOE •:.i FIND° Longitude Legend H DEPT . 'rr 41-+Inusi YOU TROUILECn Caioii Restaurant Manager ' Wee. 641-2027 far "We Care.' ouin,' Adults or Teens. - Minimum 2 y11. EIp. Salary open, Reium, Box 400, Saflfoqd, Fla i 114k3 831- ' K ROCKY AND FRIENDS, 11 DTENIUQEYEVURSLONGI MO S U RLM A PJI C GRAM MY GB RPATLAGOLYMHGOOSERP ZOIR I PDNOUBRAGUUTEH DGAPELETIL I EMRAHQLO ERNHDEOKPYLLEATEYIO MA EQ U V C N Q E ER OH L RI EM UP ITTCOWGURVWSAI BFO V H DO ID HEY IL ER DR D EM P EYITTSNHUATLNUEIBAR I CROADMAP I EUMESAOpS N WELL H DUCK OA 0 A IN ISO GOTNETOSABCG I EVMGCT HAODGYRTEMMARGOTOHP SUVMYIGEOHPIVORTHEH Atlas Boundary Chart Globe AICICñ CD ULLIIS, YOGA At YOU K MISTER ROGERS K ______________________________ SEEK & 3222611 (4) CI) MATCH GAME S THREE STOOGES SON (R)_____ 1:30 41-4uuss - _____________________________ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sales We repair a Service STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St. 337 6432 SLIM A I PainIng- BruV. roil. spray Quility work Reasonjole Free estimates 327 0439 Well Drilling price, SUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS ToListYourBusIness,,.Dll322-2611or 831-9993 J'fl$T.T4iL....... 'i. :.P1 , i ' ' c ' ' I ½ i, 'C : ' , t ' -' _a"yI ' ; -I, 4') ;:....... '.'' ' :' ' '' : '' .1 ' A -............................ 5 -' '--"7i.-'h I ., . . , . . . .. .'. - I .... .... ' I 4 . I 'I i .'-'i (.'.x '' �LI 4 !!4flNISS IWM, a'd,FL Kq I 1!sI qsses Prepared OMPUT1UN BUSINESS PPUN Th. cuis Thmo Ou Fill mocnow MOW..SAT. III and TUIS. ISIS FRINOS AVE., IANFOI* IftuTspIft•IW) 332.7531 Ask Meet Ow Nelge sw'y MC SAC a,, J•zo ii or rururur 1 SANFORD Nw.$lfS,e ksd $'ts INFANTS TN " SCHOOL-AGE Pam.lpNa$es v --. (OFF Ut* 5?. UE ' Uweno Wiuw Dt*tU) :4IA,MtpM, rn.;sii Asy haMut 5 OFF In With This acTAVISH DISCOUNT CARP CL MAC ON friE CARPtT' 12I$LF Advertising 69th Year, No. 3—Wednesday, Aug. 23, 1916 Three Seminole Officials Are Victim s Of Budget Ax ay i-yyzy Artists Enjoy Senkarik Supplies - Artists, whether young, budding, or real pra, will find all the supplies they can POss'us.atSenkar)k Glass Co., Inc. in do.ntij. Sanford. If you are a painter you'll rscoize the top brands like WSor.NIW$OI!, Grumhectisr, Liqultex and Permanent Pigments, you'll find the I... •••"• — - : By ED PIUCKE1'F Hersid Staff Writer '.., / I., ..' ..::: yWro dabbling In oil, acrylks and orwater. There are kifeand Individoel Items. , a, amateurs, get involvid in all thes, mediums, as they Prolirm The ta s. brushot ean; pencils, snc*s, popen, eei.s, HgMs... .whatever you need way of Zr :- . ... ,. , , th" r '° ' your my own -to fackle V^10W oval "V yourself M1LLIIMIAT siivici NONMEL WESTERN r CUIMMATFED - + FOR FREEZER Located just off Old Orlando Hwy., (SR 427) on Garden Drive to Richmond Road .... Sanford Weaeaccoptfssdstau.. For ialsnea$ea Call 322 15S3 WHOLESALE PRICES ...suuuuumu..s.uuuu.uu.s,,s,.,s,....i PALMS DRIVING RANGE , rt i Hwy. 1742 Leagwsid )4'IS somen ar- tistically, are 'an hand of Sonkarlit's. And, if you need suggestions or kbu to help you develop your folenhi. you'll find booklets coming every phase of art. Some help as you learn to sketch animals, anatomy, flowers, snow scenes, ' ii. Iandscapss, Seascapes, tre,sor still objects, while others guide you through methods and ' techniques with various crafts -- . 44 I and the effective way to use mediums. There's paper macho, sprays, adhesives, finishes, and thinners for your particular medium. The painter will gain theshelvesand cabinets inyour your "masterpiece" Is size they can cut glass to fit. reassurance with color wheel search for the right items. The available along with 300 dif- The same holds true for mixing charts and illustrations Sei*arlks will help if you are ferent mouldings for from mirrors, which they cut and for particularly hard to ex. just Starting, or if you need a (including the popular Barnd. finish to any size or shape you press areas of a painting, particular item. Ceramic en- wood moulds) . and in all may require. Every supply you'll thuslasts will find pottery clay, sizes. Regular glass, whether If you are the "other kind of need.. .rlght to final and Marblex, for permanent for your art object, a window, painter" and just like to spruce framing. . is on hand and objects without firing, or for your car, is a specially up your home or dibble around you'll enjoy browsing through Non-glare glass for framing with Sinkarik. Whatever the the house, you'll also find thou paints.. .aii with quality names and materials to make sure your efforts are long-luting. Ag&m all the toots you'll need are on hand Including spackling compounds, caulking, brushes, rollers, and cleanup materials, if you enjoy refinishing, or touching up woodwork or furniture, you'll enjoy the decorator stains by Old Masters, and the idea ' 1 books. Just remember if you like to express yourself artistically, or give your home and furniture . _ the appearance it so richly ' deserves, you'll find everything youn.edatS.nkarika 1. Paint Co., Inc., 210 MagnolIa Ave., in downtown Sanford. Park at the front door, or phone ahead 322.4622. ADV. .. , .... •. ,...e..s...Sss.SSgSsSSSS,ss.sssss......i - :1 KIN'S AUTO CLEAN ktr.dscfsry eu.,, ,4 .' " wrm *iysupu Exterior Wasb.n-Waz FOrAppOh%tmSOf P% 322.7451 ________ _____ _____ . wuiis Tim. om 1mic. ic uI VIbdN. $.wisv sar-r-s i 'e—.'s ad Psan KEN'S ________ _______ KIN'S AUTO aIAN reach Ave. . - • Sma ll V76 ____ FUNERALS For those on a fixed income GRAVESIDE SERVICE ow ', 45 bays osmitiry prserty. IOCWn casbst .me stiff sirvics. iictm.' hair or osm.is-y service, $575 ______ SHIPOUT 'cI døs rs.sv. .bahei.i. nee Mcessarv swri sad sa..eag ce.talair. $295 CREMATION, ,• p295 CALL US ,, u We *W be t; dlseu;; yo r maids Md exsi sir prices Ia aissit .. . ia siveac.. SUNSHINE STATE MORTUARY HALLAM SONS and GARAGE TRUCK REPAIRS Our Spscialty 'GLASS 'PAINT _' •. Korea Coaaer with Just a few of D A K's frames for all ages sod all budgets. Where The "Eyes Glass a P4i? CO., inc. Pr )3' 46.1 A H ave I Everybody's budget suffers fitted to new frames, I suggest D & K Optical gives par. from "back-to-school buying". rather have a lot of ticular attention to the concerns And if the cost if glasses flew people saving money as my of senior citizens. "I know what or replacements for a growing customers than have a few it's ilk, to live on a limited child are added, it can put a buying expensive giasses." income," Karen says. She and big dent in the family finances. Karen and Don Conner have Don work to provide frames, At D & K Optical, Karen had this philosophy ever since lenses and sarvlceat the lowest Conner does everything they opened their optical shop cost possible. Emergency possible to keep that beck-to. in December, 1975. They chow service is available at no extra school expenditure as low your agent at as their location in Maifland (in charge for people who need CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF possible. "I can't tell someone a the repair or replacement quickly. Fairway Plaza at Lake set of frames looks good if t ORLANDO INC.. 574 N. Usually, this means within 24 hey Avenue and Hwy. 17.92) so Orlando Wint says Karen. "And I serve hours. Master Charge and Mail. All Ave., modes ofer Park the entire area COfl' travel show parents sturdy, ix. venientlylna n$picard are accepted roomy, attractive anywhere in the world. We Pensive frames first." (Some shop :, and layaway Is also available, specialize in cruises. Open Zytframesareeslowas$7 00 ) inop. Karen has been working D& K canfill all your optical Es 9:30.5:30. Sat. 10.2. 1.1. 645needs "The cost of lenses varies, Ipresently studying from high-style. 2060. Ample Parking. depending on the prescription, license in an for his famous.name frames to apprenticeship sunglasses Friendly service, .we But most children have orders program. T to photogrey hey've both been in photos for single.vision white gLass welcome your vacation lenses to Bunor the area "long enough to contact lenses qvestions. lenses that start at $15.00. and everything remember when the Colonial In between. Ciii Karen Conner It old frames can be Plaza was a cow pasture," as at 6 1146 or stop by to see her repaired or the present lenses Karen puts it. any weekday from 9:30 am. TIP: untIl noon or 1:00 until 5:00 p.m. Karen will stay open during Pack and repack your suit the lunch hour by ap. case until you have the pointment). And now there are method clear in your mind, new convenient Saturday hours and you can keep your things from 11:00 am. to 3:00 p.m. in order without fuss. ADV, — — & - - Son Duty when you need him. Amoco STATION + 3Th9$23 By KRIS NASH Herald Stall Writer A mal.,PIPS, $47 , -, Your Farm or Commsrdal Building Will Be In Safe Hands With Blair. Commercial Rates Real Estate LOW ER YOUR FARE WITH BLAIR I V Mon.Sat.Fri..5 9.) NSURANI,.E REAL ESTATE lsl0.A OAK AVE., SANFORD - . — YALE byMideraOpticai N' - ,sf ui La..,i,aIa so..u.ui ,uwI4WII icta thatthe Viking Mars lander may reveal the presence of plant life or "creepy crawlers" on the surface of the red planet but you can forget about the little green men with multiple limbs and dozens of eyes, according to interviews conducted by the Evening Herald. "i am very prone to believe we may find something up there," said Nancy Julian of Banana Lake Road,Sanford. "I'm not sure it would be green Martians. I don't think there are any well'developed life forms there; probably something primitive. 1 envision some creepy crawler type of thing. Anyway, I hope that's all there Mrs. Julian's remarks seemed ---sununarize the sentiments of 40 area residents questioned about the possible existence of life on Mars. Nineteen persons felt some type of organism probably does thrive in the planet's carbon dioxide-laden atmosphere, while 12 opposed the idea and nine o(hers were undecided. "There's probably some kind of life up there, apparently, from the makeup of the atmosphere and the makeup of the soil, said Bob Hirks, 110 Larkwood Dr.. Sanford. A bit of skepticism was expressed by Michael Fick of 2580 Ridgewood Ave., dJuuFU. -They've been up therequite awhile and they haven't tound anything set," he - ----------- 1 800 SIats-viii.* wblIs ces is*iis, Iiardeaid, Prim $1 UJ C. in and CJIecJi air prics Is, bacb.ts.sch,.p oi.ss.s. Ysv'tt be *usaafty swrprIwd. Master Chir5S Fill.ai Primes arid Len,. its. $iI*Amer$ca,d LayswayAv.I..i, Foirwy Shopping Cm. $OU*S-4)5.J:N P.M. MOISOAY.F*ID*y y, Lake Ave. SATURDAYI I;SS.3 N Maitland (D..wleq by K,Ii Naob) -On vuinre Mars + ) — 1$ -- in Not said. "Now I'm not going to say there isn't anything there. Maybe what we're looking for 13fl't We kind of life [Olin they have up there. But It wouldn't surprise me if there was (life on Mars)." Although Marcie Brummels of 2016 holly Ave., Sanford, answered negatively at first, she seemed to reconsider and refocus as she went along. "I've never thought about It too much," Mrs. Brummels said. "I don't know they could be smarter than we are down here. The way things are going down here, you never know. Sometimes you wonder who's going to come out ahead. "1 would have to see it to believe It, though," she concluded. Another Sanford resident, Mary niexnuer 01 WI W. woowand Dr., Wok the conversational bit, in her teeth. '1don't know anything about Mars," she said. "I saw three UFOs (Unidentified Flying Objects), though. I don't remember exactly when It was. Whether they were from Mars or not doesn't really matter, does it? I think if they meant us harm, they'd have done something before now. "I believe the same God that made us, made them," Mrs. Alexander summed up." And from truck driver-delivery man Tony Marinas of Orlando, the answer sounded like it might have come after a hard day (even at 9:30 in the morning). •'Oh why not?" Marinas said In response to the question. "People there couldn't be :iti - worse than us." $$Requests Slashed Seminole County Commissioners got out i knives Tuesday and chopped the the commission needed to 15- fiscal budget to within the 5 mills Commissioner Richard "tighten the ranges down." certified by the county's property appraiser. Williams said Spolski was hired Nelswender said "We can balance It (the budges, with what the as a "salesman" for 9-1-1. NoW demotions and ousters are all they did yesterday," Pat Glisson said this part of the mnilsslon's that the program is not gothg' morning. "That should be an accurate new Williams said the county policy of "annualevaluatlon." statement unless we run Into something we doesn services. He also emphasized that no don't expect." Concerning Dale and Taylor changes other than the ones Glisson is the Director of the Office of a listed wW be made this year. nd environmental services, Management Arialysis and Evaluation John Kimbrough Spolskl,at$14,Sooayear,was Commissioner said, "The growth (OMAE). Glisson ..said to 5, the didn't oc-- meet .. also the chief of the 0.1.1 I.iAWIU4W4 SIdU LU [iUUCV 41.D-5IUU1Ofl Lfl comntinIcatio system, whichcur." req*eAs to about $1mUUon dollars. 1. Coin miss Ion et RIchard Both Williams and KimAn $15-million dollar budget Is about the Williams says will not be broughlevel said doesn't the system at Itseach same$1,000 as last of year, whenproperty. citizens paid 5.37 for funded In Seminole County present require taxable because the Florida Legislature top level administrators. At Yesterday's decisions included the failed to appropriate the some future date, Seminole following: money. - may, Indeed, get into the utility It was learned Tuesday that business countywide, but not at A raise In rates in the arthropod Sheriff John Polk will tu present, officialssay, department. Persons dumping garbage at . ., All Vehicles Dispatched TU TRANSMISSION NE-UPS Includes: Fluid Change Filter Cleaned New Pan Gasket 9 I - All Domestic TRANSMISSION, INC. l4lParkAvenue LONOW000 '• fle - ' . V. "Let Us Treat You The Fair-Way" Ph, 323.7162 3159S0. Orlando Dr. (Hwy ll.fl) Sanford — '- + + - 1 - - _ I - 111. - + + + INJURES THREE +-------------- 1 — fV tt .+. Calendar - ---- ---Comics OFI + :' :::::.+ . 1-B S-A 15-12-A S-B $-A i-a was treated and released from Florida hospital North Tuesday evening for a broken nose and broken cheekbone, his father said today. + -fifll - + .... -: - vn,i Dear Abby Dr. Lamb Public Saf ety Director Duuglas Kefler said charges have been Horoscope filed by city backhoe operator, Roland Fulenwider, 21, of 240 Spo rts -------Oxford Road, Fern Park, against Aaron Pool, a StIt Television department laborer, 30, of 68 Lake Monroe Terrace, Sanford. Weather Fulenwider, son of Jack Fulenwider, State Atty. Abbott Women herring's chief investigator, is claiming Pool assaulted him with brush" after the two scuffled in Fisher's office. Fisher and another employe said he separated the two and neither reported for work today. Fulenwider , ++ ..----- - streetdepartmentla Works Director Ralph Fisher's office at 4:30 p.m. —qwtting time Tuesday. r - - tie detector tests for public works employes are continuing in the probe of the theft of city property and the reported growing of marijuana for sale and delivery in city trucks. - -+ -'-- JIMMY CARTER f ck S lPii.. PH. 322.8665 Sanfard's Oldest and Largest Company 2362 S. Park Ave. — Sanford I Longwood Row Today Clo Arres t Pending + Story. Page 2A BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. .. d-+ - EMERGENCY SERVICE ART U4• - on the right? Let us get rid of thos, rodents or other pests for you before they do any more damage. We have trained, expa'lsnced men, specially equipped to do the job right, — ., ..' RAILING CRASH _ — - -- by the man RATS RUNNING YOU RAGGED? — , - S + + -. ARE + " 1 parts ~&* depszlznent was at$3,000. A $100,000 renovation of courts was cut to $35000. A $14,500 salary for a civil defense director was cut. On Friday, commissioners will meet again to make final budget decision before a Sept. 14 - public hearing. County Commissioner John Klznbrough today promised more fireworks after receiving a reply Tuesday from County Atty. Tom --- Freeman concerning Kimbrough's request for specifics on $13,000 In legal fees charged by the Freeman law firm. I Freeman told the commissioner that he has followed the guidelines of the contract he has with the county concerning legal services. But Klmbrough said he will ask Commission Chairman Mike _\_ a f'L.m,$,.,'-aP f.,, .H,....,a1.,.. k...+....... 2e +- I-42th2w1,, c'.UUII 4Li -1 LI was fJ+LLAWdy who appointed Kimbrough to a two-man committee to study ways _ :to reduce the $115,000 yearly fee paid the county attorney. Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski was the second person appointed to the conuWttee. Kinabrough said today. however, that Kwtatkowski "won't meet with me." So, Kiinbrough says he will , make his recommendation with or without a recommendation from Kwiatkowski. I Yesterday, the commission cut p6,436 in legal fees from a lHcsId pDsis by Bob Lloyd) proposed $186,000, a figure which included Freeman's request of Crews worked a half hour Tuesday night to separate this car from $116,000 plus $70,000 from the labor attorney, Alley, Alley & Blue a steel guard railing it hit on 17-92 under the 1-4 bridge west of of Tampa. Sanford. A passenger, Mrs. K. B. Purtaton (seated), $2, of Kimbrough said today that cut meant nothing because funds DeBary, was reported in fair condition today at Seminole can be withdrawn from contingency next year if sufficient funds Memorial Hospital. Police said the driver, Eleanor Van S. Macey, aren't placed in the budget to cover legal tees. $9, also of DeBary, was blinded by lirhis -mu her r v..r..1 "If with in im,a4fu th.. WI$Ua$.I 'a.•.,a& UI*I I-..e MV31Uy C+IISU across the median. She was treated and released. Another between myself and the Board of County Commissioners with passenger. Sophie was reported In good ard to the il fire +++. ++. (.U5II with you, tne Freeman letter le er says. '- being followed CUS. - Freeman: I've Met Guidelines _ +-------- on the left — - - .,+,......... - - Is the man Cars FAIR-WAY 1 land fill and transfer stations will probably pay around per cubic y instead of so cents being charged. The purpose of increased fees is make the system pay for ltjelf, Glisson said. Advertising for the Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) was chopped $11,9. -Cow'tIx,ie security was cut $1,000. All legal feel were reduced by $4644. Abut $75,000 eormaes4 for construt1on of a new agriculture building was.-' - - - - TRAVEL 24wOUR TOWING Emergency: US-5719 ':+ . DAILY ,xC(pT SUNDAY 31EARS EXPERIENCE 130-6597 C Residential BLAIR AGENCY E*III4ILUI VIIIV Believe It Or 0 W liam) _. 11 U CAR WASH Open 7 d week AND WAX WIT $500 purth fI1O5 _& to .R3IrUUaU ianain probes could wl'td'üp Interviewing Red Planet den Zen*S tO what THEY think other Inhabitants of the universe look like. UI LIW MSCbOIIIC Ofl - -Repairs Snkara I, The Swiss railroads, like many European railroads have Instituted a fare in. crease during the past year, but, fortunately, it did not change the cost of Its Holiday Pass, which is one of Europe's better discount tickets. The Pass operates much like Eurailpass but only Inside Switzerland. The holder of the Holiday Pass can travel anywhere In t he country on government operated trains, buses, boats, without additional charge, for the life of the ticket. The Pass will also earn discounts of 25 to 50 per cent an privately operated mountain railroads and aerial cableways. + - V0 _4_ DIESEL &GAS - MIRRORS JOHN SCHLENK well Classes S *ART SUPPLIES il r 1 CHRISTIAN ENVIRONMENT - S Lower Insurance ma H ++ ..- we- PHONE 323-Sm -- '• - . — * ' + . Quality Education Ø " - / SANFORD CHRISTIAN SCHOOL Grades K-li ' . Nut to Police $tetles IStrong Academics S . 1. j4 () - •, . Back To School Sp.claI 10 Iucks?s ' •99 Says '5 $ 1595Øfl Iadss 5 A ' - Spolski. The sheriff also Is expected to absorb Spoiski's civil defense functions. Quietly and with little fan. Dale, who earns $22,500, Is not fare, the Seminole County expected to=udes op. His mij hasagreed to get department, the rid of tine top administrative new, highly touted countywide positions and dowtigrade two utility system, will probably be others, The Evening Herald absorbed at some future date ' learned today. ' by other depsrtments. lI an..aI A. aa aI .a .. t?_I___.. . . -. . wu.i rwiswenaer saiu me county bma a, review system," the decision hopes to place Dale's duties has been made to dump under a new director of Public positions occupied 'by Deputy' Works, when one is hired. The Civil Defense Director John former director of 'q*ij1" cs, [Soo Andrcn', reslgnuul Sewer Plan Vti, ge .A earlier this year. As fiscal agent, Taylor was Spolski, Environmental Se rr second In command to Dais. vices Director Bill Dale and Taylor's salary range went to Fis cal Planner Emmett Taylor. $17,000 a year. Neiswender sold In addition, Director of the position of fiscal planner Administrative Services wi ll be phased out. Bob Ellis has had his Neiswender said the economy pay scale reduced. And the just didn't grow as planned, ,-Position of traffic engineer thus the need for a separate ocC1)led by CW100 Scott utility department Isn't there. been downgraded to As traffic engineer, Scott ilanallzatic*i After making the policy earned $14,962. That figure was reduced to decisions, the commission range for $13,000. The salary Ellis was from $17,000 turned the job of enacting changes over to Exec. A, to $22,000. it now is from $14,500 to $18,000. Ellis was earning Roger Nelswender. $19,000 yearly. Nelawender said yesterday "ii there Is a message that the shakeup was necessary overall because some positions had out, ," Nelswender pointed "It's that board Is "outstripped the market" and evaluating performance." t_ - WI_I . I!!. Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents As A Service REVIEW BUSY BEE Cd Herald Department ivimses CHILD CARE By ROBERT DOLE — ,:,:I, Vp :':;',.:-.: ,- j;:, - -. ,.-,- - - .,t I' MA --•.,.-. 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Captu red, . 94 By ED PRICKETT herald Staff writer :E :;I All I IIL \Y1\ -. ij I I\!?!k.!I<Lo( __ ___ . — i' 's . _ , Z ( __ _ Etk • . •, / r to ey," Freeman said in lot of all rulings, any elected official who j 6 e declared the commissioner. • - S 3 F-r 1.4 - 1.41 3 2 C, FA *§ . 9 n. r -. ~Fxr M '98, . B — -- Na - - D 3 a, D Z —'. Er , q - . I $ , —I I n it r Ta 3 _____________________________ go Il 6 om _________ - suction of an Inside entrance projects, City Manager Warren to the Civic Center restrooms, Knowles said. Funding will be expected to cost $1,800, and considered each year during .1 t>q = 0 - + - a , ~i CL a, Z ~ 9 ' M . MCA IS —I _______ . . • • q' ,•l . • •.., - • 'q •• - ' . -• , ft F .•& . • '' -. • . .. •- - :• ,. - • - .' ,llIv_. " U7 If • i,• , •• • - ,- . . •., :• - .•• . a I 4" • • . . • dards Include minimum ustaff ratios as well as requirementa for square feet of space, s inks, toilets and other subt the number of hours and the type of work" That all It says I'ye got to do, the attorney added. equipment based on the number of children attending a center However, Freeman declined to disclose the exact contents of the planned letter because he said he wanted Kim- Day care centers will abo have toprdeweU.balancedmeals, including hot lunches at least four days a week trough to get the letter before contents are released. Kun broughd if he doesn't get the ormaUon he requested, the committee won't be able to perform the job request ed by the chairman es meU., he Aslmpiereferra1 to the contract o. doesn't have a breakdown" Kimbro h said. Today Kimbrough said Freeman could have given his reply -. ,'•.. AroundTheOock Bridge ' Calendar 4-B .............$-A Seminole High's dance-drill team and majorettes word .................4-B took to the practice field this morning to begin Editorial............... .. 4-A .................2-B preparing for the upcoming season, when they will im rovement3 to the Celery City conunissioners are also Avenue athletic fields. which scheduled to discuss tonight a has been delayed until court proposed revision to the city's participate at prep football games with the high Dr. m- ------------------ -school band. During this morning's workQut. on lovely little majorette decided to catch a few rays of sunshine on her face — trying to get th at one more preceed1n inlving 21 acres ordinance on outside display of that was once the naval merchandise, which in now ty,' AsA. County Alty. Robert Pierce for delivery at Tuesday's county commission meeting. That V b h says would have been faster. "It looks like a little time delay." the said. to - V "A"r CATCHING -• •. . Co untyAtty.TomFreeman aJdtoday he will .J County Commissioner John KlmbrouaJ to Freeman's contract with the county in answer to Klmbrough's query co nce rning $13,000 in legal fees. Freeman said that later this week he will send Kimbrough a certified letter with a reply to Kimbrough's challenge that f Involving last years jail fire are "void" of any detailed breakdown. Klmbrough Issued challenge test week after CommlssionCoaInnMike wayappojjyj. brough and Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski to a twoman committee to study ways to provide less expensive legal services to Seminole. "I have reviewed the contract I have with co coat of tan prior to next week's opening of school. public. ri ght of way. Dear Abby Obituaries spu ........................ 0.7-A Television .................A The issue surfaced after Hattaway promised to study %ays to reduce the $115,000-a-year paid Freeman's law Both Kimbrough and Richard Williams claim the county could save an estimated $100.000 in legal fees by creation of a legal department. The new department would be required to handle labor affairs in addition to Freeman's duties. There is $70,000 budgeted next year to pay r attorney, Alley. AlleyY Blue B! oI Tampa. Freeman has requested Women Fn V • . 5 -U.S. Warships, Soviet Shadow Move Towat d _____ .... IM ____________ CIO . a I- 9 C, •-. - 0 4 - MK= on V . S + - a a. rl SEOUL South Korea API — 9 C13 & CA " ft r_1 . o .. ____ VIR 0Z 10 - _ ______ — .:i> -4 0 9 E — 10 — § ,,-& - a on - 4A . U.S. aircraft carrier Midway and tour escorting war- A North Korean broadcast tions Command working party said the dispatch of the naval Korea both reI j message that was pruning a tree in the forcetoKoreanwateratwought from North K(wva hich said ships were reported approachIng Korean waters today to joint security wne at Pan- the situation "closer to the brink of war." But the 151-m ile-long demilitarized zone between North and theciash last Wediday was inunjom. The workers shouted "Down with murder-gan gste r Kim 11sung," the North Korean presi- regretful." "We do not find his mes-saga Mhe ______ r __________ - reinforce the American warnIng to North Korea against aton . forces _________ ..J ' to be acceptable since it does not acknowle0ge respomibility The U & Command refused to South Korea was reported qul &t, as it has been since the dent, "Clubs for mad dog and divulge the exact whereabouts slaying last Wednesday of two President Chung litv Park'itt of the Navy American Army officers by lmocratiRepubIican PY North Korean guards in the meditated murders of the two U.N. Command offlicers," Wd Slaic Depaent spoken and oppwition parties issued Pamnunjoni truce village, Jotgi Ordway in Washington. statements calling on the guy- Thousands of South Korean A Korean official corn- ernment to take "strongest pos- workers assembled for rallies sible measures" against Corn- inented: "'I '"he North Koreans today denouncing North Korea munist provocations. tacks _____________________________ * - comUes — Iswaiting forte funds before beginning a licensing program. . - The unenforced state t j 'ap- nrnrwlated for enforcement Seminole like mostFlorida more than $17,000 worth of regular budget settled. ME t over eara o but l academy junior school are prohibited within 50 feet of the ____ 03 AV :W Sanlordreddentawill have a lncludedintheplanforfuture chance to voice their opinions years are a new fire departtonight on the city's proposed ment sub-station In the $3•lmllflonbudgetata7o'clock southwest section of the city, public hearing more tennis courts, ahandball A state program of minimum standards for day care centers was n b Florida no funds Slated for the fiscal year Approval of the five-year plan which begins Oct. I are con- does not commit funds to the - 3 . '3 - • et provement plan which will e xpansion; new fire hythants; serve as a guideline for adding andaconnectlngloopofAloct ne w city facilities until 1961 Boulevard - Sr, A3 C1 u q 1.commenttsa ive-year m- Fort Mellon ar,sewer pl ant 6 :r z. Er , CL f Also on the agenda for citizen court and public restrooms at B r- 06 .0 - B dg Hearing Tonight Sanford m ft 5. eo participate In a voluntary program conducted by CommunIty Coordinated Child CarefrCentral F1oida,wlgth in Orlando. . Slncetheunwnttenpolicywaslmplementedtwoyearsago. . a . 1 Seminole has collected about $0,000, with $5-million slated for future collections. • + Fr + • T LE There are no minimum standards for day care centers in Seminole, althoigh some do fee. m a. Sr - ' policy of requiring area builders and developers to pay the $310 o g ch in- director of the health depart. the tenanW complaints, the sanitary conditions at the day the Egyptair plane after it took Moammar Khadafy is Egyptian mitteetoreachsome kind ofsolUonon thecounty's un writ — gg a 0 C6 -- He said tourists scheduled to say festatlon problem during a July ment's environmental health commissioners delayed r care center, and had not been off from from Cairn for Luxor, President Anwar Sadat's main 24 inspection of the day care division. But a personnel newing a lease for the thy care prompted by a complaint. 8 miles to the south. The Arab enemy. center serving children who change has delayed the second center, which Is operated by cornDay care centers In Seminole live In Sanford's public housing inspection. Frances Coleman Jackson, a County are checked only for r It was learned today. candidate for the'SthOlt general sanita.tL. der, located under fire from tenantsw The y County school board. requirements and fire safety, at Castle Brewer Co on told Sanford Hoing Authority ega, Mrs. Jackson has been along with all other public facilities. HE Williams also denied the attorney's contention that it would take an act by the legislature to legalize impact fees. Seminole, Williams says, already has that power under the Comprehensive End Planning Ad. • In April, the county commission appointed an ad hoc coin- P con- WuV4 Williams says Dyke's ruling "means nothing" until it has been analyzed. Freeman said he has copies of the order and is in theprocssofMudythgthe rul Ing'simpacton&mle County. . 3 in Sanford's westslde was commissioners test week that unaveilahie for comment se called the Abdel Nasser Move Egyptian officiate reportedly scheduled for a follo-up the center in Infested with Friday. ment, named nfter the late believed the hijackers had been spedlon "a couple .of weeks" roaches. Robbins d Jy 24 Egyptian president. t ra lnedandNred bytheUbya County health depa rt ment after that, d Val P bins To allow time to investigate spection was a routine check of The gunmen commandeered government. Libyan President fees. LL jailed in Egypt nection with two assa ination leave Luxor had been barred -attempts, the sources said. from the airport and passenThe hijackers claim to be gers already at the field were But Freeman says the only way impact fees would be legal is to enact a statewide law that would authorize collection of the 1: Ile gunmen were also de- request of officials at the airmanding, the release of five port. By JACQUELIN E DOWD Herald SWf Writer that's attorney no Williams and Commissioner John Kimbrough have fought , the present system o collecting 10 per wt sees. uvy Rg - Pr CL ::. hearing In Seminole County. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) ' Center Fa e, homeowners would be forced to shoulder obligation are released from the once mandatory fee. Williams to a New York case msoner !wU said assesents WfTtuucOfl based ptnsve growth p'a' h • P Was found 10 . le W illiams 1u. a system se up equitable, e, Fourteen of the passengers were Arabs, the airline said and most of the others were Frenth and Japanese tourIst An official at the New Winter e Hotel In Luxor told The sweltering 100-degree-plus heat Associated Press by telephone wlthofflclalsled byPrirneMtn.. that the hotel had sent lunch inter Maxndouh Salem. and drinks for 100 persons on per , e oi tv to takes the Position Wifitams in taking "in not acting in interests of the cIUz." aboard. The had beend din the release of five persons jailed In Egypt and enough fudto fly to Libya, the sources said. negotiated Roaches Found Last Month make," says Williams. Williams said impact fees can be collected If it is done equitably and in accordance with the county's comprehensive FR 9 , ,,,, • from event a Sanford iVsC CflivI', U1 cluding Penny "votes" collected by the queen Kelly (Friar Tuck) Judah and Mark (Buttermilk) Williams were crowned queen and kingat the CS Mi Hearing JamboreeSun. day by Margaret Kroger (right), Florida State CB Radio Aasociailon Queen. Proceeds ny places." "If he (Freeman) says that is the final statemenl~ that is a ridiculous statement the hostages without any in gunmen In didn't have enough juries, On Interior Ministry fuel and the plane landed at said today. Luxor. Me statement gave no de. Security forms immediately talls, but said a statement surrounded the craft and Salem would be issued flew to Luxor to take charge of reportsfromInterior the negotiations. Ministry sources had said Uwe An Interior Ministry commu. were seven hijackers - five nique said 96 passengers were and two Algerimm listed on the Owe's muffest, the tat said ncludlngthehljackerj,and the only three gunmen Boeing a crew or five. THE C(8)ROWNING TOUCH RICSTI Williams. William says collection of fees has been found "legal in > 0 a .-..ere holding 94 hostaa The county attorney said the rullrg by Judge Roger Dykes shows collection of impad fees even with an ordinance is an "Illegal, unautborind tax." Freemari said On city of Indian Harbour Beach will be asked to return $43 under the past two years Seminole County officials have collorteda $31Oper.wIt fee on all new construction without protection afforded by an "It will never, be legal without an ordinance. I don't think anyone would argue that," says Freeman. "Dyke's ruling Is exactly what I told the county commission WdhaPpen... that we would have to pay back all the the attorney said "We stand to lose I-••••-I 47.2. CAIRO (AP) Egyptian semiofficial Middle EM News paratroopers Moed a plane Agency ported the hijackers at I=r, where Arab gunmen ordered the pilot to fly to Ben- County Atty. Tom Freeman said today a recent ruling in Ow l8th Judicial Circuit outlawing one ward irnok& fees could cost Seminole County $4%,000 and jeopardize about $5-million on the books for future collections. 4A Freed U S. k force. But it was spotted by a Japanese pilot who estimated it would be close to the southern coast of Korea early today, The pilot said a Soviet cargo 'thip wii shitii,nj' th. irn r (It th e attack on d United Na imi1ar slogans The United StaLs an.t South (or the deliberate .md pee did not exps even L dolewvs ove.r the offivers slain, tht we find any sense of remorse In their statement," forts. We urge your side to pre- The South Korean Foreign M inistry said the defi~rered orally at a meet* Saturday at Panmunjom. The vent the provocation. Our side En1ish t said: "it Yeas a good thing that no big incident o urred at Panunjom for a long period. Howe'., ,er, it is regredul that In ncident ourr(d in t! jt *mity at u, Parutitinjoa., Jh'$ w never provoke first, but bombers. The U.N. Command said the tree blocks its forces' view of Nc.ih Korean guard pods on our consistent stand." T~ie message was delivered five hour s after a U.N. Corn the otherside of the truce vil- tage flard force, acting on orders "At% effort inva be made. w 'nat such incidents may not re- ters Saturday were guarded by cut in the future. For th13 pi.r. 5Mlaierican and South Korean pose both sdti tl'u.ild make ci of American helicopter gunships. Jet fighters and &1-2 Like self-defense measures only when provocation oLcum This front President Ford, cut down the 4Ioot Normandy poplar whiLt the worldng party was pruning when the North Koreans attacked it. The tree cut. time. orea A broadcast from the North Korean capital of Pyongyang said, "This clear ly shows once again that the Ford clique is working around the clock to find a pretext for the provoca. lion of a war and emplong every means to realize its sinister, combuttroopo ir1 an umbrella aggressive aim - -, '..J-..... �sk M& Dole mnm a Critical WWII Eveatap NraW, afoit Fl. Holiday Weekend Burglars Busy; Valuable Items Stolen I Ford INBW- VAIL, Cole. (AP) - Prd Ford Is con. with e tcri of Time m.g, w" tinning a relaxed vrJq schedule that was him In this week's ehtIon as urlikinlog quoted plans for criticised by vice preddeaW_L4 g Vail stay. before he was tian for the i&ond spot on the "With si weeb to go, he (Ford) has to be Republican ticket. very aggil,*," Dole was quoted as saying. prme s, said Ford would a.... With Mm going to Vail for a week, that's 15 ___ Texas, Arkansas Schools Open On Cautious Not. Businessmen Seek Help LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bus drivers and mechanics struck the Southern California Rapid Transit District early today, forcing 750,000 commuters in four counties to look for other ways to get to work. In San Francisco, 1,800 transit workers voted Sunday night to accept, a new, contract, after threatening a strike that could have shut down other city services as well. Union and management spokesmen in Los Angeles said the strike of some 4,700 drivers and 1,100 mechanics was called when negotiations broke down shortly before midnight. The walkout began one minute after midnight. ViORLD turned down a Ford r l go IN BRIEF d dnelopned, reporters that Ford at aside an hour and a half Connafly reportedly for staff meetings today, "basically on it Is ___ _____ ____ . - - - ___ - d JACKSONVILLE CAP) 1. ____ LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim. hi the 1ioj CARTY1111111 the Western In - by President Ford with S.. on probation for illegal co igri___ Robert ri.as s campaign nie. . __ .. hr - _:, ney Poltier, Dennis Weaver, Caan, Carroll O'Connor, Tuny Carter, who attended a star- Rudall,DimaRossandL,nise studded fund-raising dimmer and ier. . - - Carter plans visits to the ,..Nll" to WAIttoday with the steering American Legion national con. committee of the Democratic ventlon In Seattle Tuesday and National Committee, which Is to the Iowa State Fair In Des , '. coordinating the Carter carn- moinea on Wednesday. paign with Democratic congressional and state - He was basic themes of his campaign today at a speech to the Lee Angeles Tom Hall Fortun Those themes include the need to restore the public's Gurney ResaW and Nancy Reagan Will Help Shape National Policy returned for rewrite by Dr. January as director of Kerbecausehegri fern. Intelligence Agency . with certain conclusions," Gra- gested th at Kissinger wa nted a ham sid. "It was rewritten." more ominous intelligence = sald Kissinger, then mte to support &r guments that head of the National Security inch an agreement was Im. Council, wanted do estimate to perative to curb Soviet missile Indicate faster Russian prog- gains. rem tOwWd1 achieving multiple An associate of Kissinger said Graham's version of the In. cident was overdrawn and "not quite a fair representation" of what happened. "I don't believe that Klssln-. Reagan To Resume , His Writing to enter Ethell's Antiques at the of Orange Blvd. and Wayside Drive west of Sanford and carted off merthanhae Walter J. Bose reported that In other weekend arrnds valued at more than UDO. furniture and carpeting valued Sanford police jailed Clifton in '. ger sent the National In. telligence Estimate bock to get ______________ _________ ________________ a differed conclusion," LOS ANGELES(AP) Ron. ________________________ speak to a group of aid If Reagan says he intends Ford young Kissinger associate said. t loses to Carter ln November, Reagan faith in government and goverment leaders who are have a %vice In shaping national and other conservatives will reassess the future of campaign volunteers the "He probably told them to morning after his defeat. policy and does not rule out the the Republican Party. look at the ME ngftin and con. responsive to the people. "You stay in there, stay In sider, all possible Inter. possibility of making another He was to fly later to San run for the presidency. But be there with the same belief and pretatlons of the evidence. whatever, and be able to say, radio show — which Francisco for another party quickly the sum faith that made you do There was a fair amount of de. adds that, "certainly, 'I'm for Rea gan,' or 'I'm un- most of Reagan's net jpp of what you fundralser. are doing here," he bate in Washington at elected office is not on my cominittej" Z3 last ye—with the th. said. aboDt the Russian sa missile Carter said Sunday he ap. Ifllfld" Aside from that pressure, tentlon of getting u "Amen"The individuals on the stage and whether they were MIRproved of Ford's order for a The 65-year-old Reagan Plans Reagan said the one thing he can Viewpoint" commentaries Y c ge. But U ca is V IL demointration of mmtary ,e,. to resume writing his weekly would have clone dIfferenUy in back on the air by mid-Septem- there, and the cause will prevail "1 would seriously doubt er in Korea as the result of newspaper column, making his campaign would have been because It's right. So don't give Kissinger would tell the techAIRYings lad week of two U.S. speaking tours, and doing radio to cut back on appearane" in Aside from that, Reagan's fu- up Your ideab. Don't com. nicianswhattoconcludII.Tomy officers by North Korean hon. commentaries, which were on California in or de promise. Don't turn to ex- knowledge, he has never done the air daily on 350 stations be- more time in OI'do.r to spend tire plans are uncertain. der guards. The presidency was the only pedlen'... and don't, for heav- that." fore the former actor and "If we had it to do over again, political office Reagan had en's mQS, Ford's use ci force ... don't get cyolThe CIA was given an oppor-, restrained enough not to ex- sportscaster entered the race knowing what we know now even considered since leaving cal." nine EnOI*hS ago against Presitunity to comment but did not with hindsight, pand the Incident of how safe we California's governor's office 19 a dent Ford. But Reagan, who even on the do so. were in California, I believe montha ago. Retiring after two serious confrontation," Carter "We aren't going to go back that four or Graham mentioned the infive said. "He's done a good Job, as cam- terms as governor, Reagan e. longed and most grueling days and sit in a rocking chair on the peigning In Ohio anddays far as we would jected strong pleas from back. of his campaign Looked years cident briefly and without detail - To Meet mittees Was to convene today to probe various Recently, the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services has been criticized for sloppy bill paying and poor pe rsonnel : - practices. Another complaint is that HRS has ocal offices. , Physi-t-al Exam-ToliCy with , , South African Blacks Heed Call For Strike Ambrose that he was inside the stopped on traffic offenses on of kerosene at do residence. Claude Brockarrests, Wayne 104, Drive, Altamonte i______ DiSCOVER RH.± BICENTENNIAL 4&J%fE RI CA Mitchell told sheriff's sald."MyonlythoughtIstit deputiesthat he fired two blasts has been in there for years and from a 16-gauge shotgun at the 0 Hurrienng%_ Wnfirl, they just haven't changed it." fleeing thief but misse& i front porch and say, 'Well, have carried Ohio." in an article in "Strategic ' era to run for the U.S. Senate. younger Uian his age, says age Carter sald he had received a that's all for us,- Reagan told Reagan won California's pri- And he repeatedly said he is not a consideration in his Review," Journal of the pri.* V connaisance and satellite m.p.h. telephone briefing on the campaign volunteers and staff mary vately financed United States by 736,000 votes, carrying would never under any The first hurricane of the photographs showed that Plans. situation from the Cii. workers a Strategic Institute, He elabofew hours after de- his home state by a 2-1 margin. stances accept the vice presiEmmy was slowly becoming season, Belle, formed earlier t In what turned out to be the On the same He is energetic, athletic and rated in an interview. day he lost Ohio dency. He also said, "I think It would fea better crganlzed, with central this month east of the Bahamas in good health - an out&'ors The United strongest challenge to an in. and 8aof its 97 Russia and moved over Long Island dolegatesbyalo pressure falling to 996 But hewWbenearly7obef MB or be a very serious mistake for cumbent president from within per cent 92,OW.vote margin. man whose favorite activities completed their first SALT August 9. At least three deaths By DONNA ESTES me as candidate to take an his formation they had received 2941 Inches. there is another opportunity to are horseback riding and out- agreement in I9M but itplaced own party in 64 years. But that is past. Now Reagan try for the White Hoine, and Herald Staff Writer EnunY'3 cen. and $12 million in in3umnee At 6 Opposite position to President a.m. EDT, concerning the theft of city It door chores such as cutting no limits on MIRV Did the President ask Reagan is looking ahead. warheads, In losses were attributed to Belle. Ford in a time of crisis where to actively campaign? LONGWOOD sounded as if the thought of his wood at his 688-acre ranch In said ten was near 10.5 degrees Two city property. Heffernan 1973, the Pentagon announced Staff aide Peter Hannaford age were somewhere In the California's coastal Tropical storm Dottie formed police detectives today were Herring's chief Investigator, latitude and 60.2 degrees our national security might be ciall usgians h& "He said he wanted my help, said Reagan will med today back of Reagan's mind when he mountains Offi Y that W R d involved." this past week over Key West in longitude, about continuing the investigation Jack Fulenwider, Is assisting 150 miles 120 miles northwest of Los An- successfully tested MIRVyes. We couldn't get into sped!- with the producer of heavy rains in his former • Into northeast the theft of city of property Antlgua. The storm and dumped struggled the Investigation, to hold back tears and geles. Carter began party-hopping irs because there has been no armed missiles. South Flo rida and the mid-At. ce was and the reported growing mo ng on vi west-northwest Grant said at Herr ing's offi Sunday evening with a recep- campaign planning as yet. lantic coast before breaking up city property of marijuana for was contacted to assist in an miles per hour, tr ack it Uonfor theMeeringcom haveoneprobiem.Ihavetogo as it came ashore last Friday eventual sale. was expected to follow "unbiased" investigation, Actors Steve McQueen j back to making a living here, night near Charleston, S.C. While Detective Sgt. Frank no early Tuesday. Keller also said today that George Peppard were there. and it's going to be contingent The first tropical storm, Taylor and Detective Charles court date has been set for city on that. I'll do what I can," The storm was expected to Anna, developed in the mid-At. Th en he min gled with Vargo were conducting their employes William Posey, 81 wealthy California Democrats Reagan said in an haerview on probe, a polygraph expert, Bill Castle Brewer Court, Sanford, p• within 100 to 150 miles lantic on July 30 and then broke • north of Antigua. at a dinner in his honor at the his flight home from Kansas P. %'11e Emmy grew up to beBeverly Hills home of Lew City. lie-detector agency, was In municipal court on charges Srnall 7 r. Small Piic, He said if Ford loses in No. come the fifth troplcal storm of Wasserman, head of MCA, Inc. EDITOR'S NOTE - AsU.S.specialize In the Soviet Union. and pdewI completing the voluntary filed against the two for vember to Democratic nominee _____ poor judgment But they petty the season, Candice became the _ offic i I test see It, Russian ng of maintenance larceny. The two foreign Most I Among the guests who con- Jimmy Carter, he and other isted on ials ns The 24-hour Jerry Lewis o(f4Ieecord argue that U.S. maintenance second hurricane as its winds policy decisio ns department employes. policy is inconsistent, in large interviews, tributed an unspecified amount conservatives will reassess the Skate-A-Thoa Is scheduled department employes are reached 75 m.p.h. Sunday. usuall ' ' Public Safety Director accused of stealing oil and oil part because decisions are of money to the Democratic future of the Republican party. Although the Soviet Union Is a - y adhere to global goals to get aider way at sanmain' Forecaster John hope said detente, support of capitalist Douglas Keller said the police filters from the city's made without regard to a glob. superpower, Secretary of State National Committee - were But Reagan says tuat , ford's Melodee Skating Candice's only threat at the or non-Communist regimes, al plan. depai.tment retained Moody's tenance garage. California Coy. Edmund G. necessarily mean he would Join Rink at 7 p.m. today and Henry Kissinger has argued protection of U.S. business. present time was to shipping, • services and the evaluation of According to informed but it was Brown Jr., who defeated Carter or lead a third party. before it's over the that its military and economic south of the main * The United States warned ByKENNErJ,Ji' the polygraph tests would be sources, a city employe went to strength "is uneven; the Still, he is unabashed about Muscular Dystrc,phy shipping lines. that detente wasenifji,y Hood Tractor Co. Assoc ted ia used to assist in the in- Grant last week, telling him Press Writer FOUUdeUOU his ambition to retain the doweaknesses and frustrations of Russian supportfor the j Registration bCneIIL At midnight EDT. Candice's 2I2NOraø,,I,ousmTrai l vestigatlon. WASHINGTON (AP) that Items were - Rus. the Soviet system being stolen center was Ovtand. Fla. 32$4 to the time of over voted conservative conare glaring." Popular Movement located near latifor 417 MSSMha Ave the Libsian foreign policy, from time Keller said the Investigation from the city and that tude 41.8 north, longitude stituency which to An aging leadership ok him to attaAnt,S.f dli. FI 3flsi Forms Due con- eratlon of Angola (MPI4), 55.5 Youngsters from W timeanIseInpjnj servaUve, or , was Initiated at the reque Orlando st of marijuana was bein g grown on west, or ADam.,,q $prus,s th oIJamif within 60 delegates in a con- tiroughout the area have about 400 miles southul which won e Angolan civil inisa City Council chain1fl J.R. city property and delivered to elections, has become in recent of change _____________ Elementary seFool officials ventlon of 2,250 ci toppling the is largely respon. war this year by defeating two signed up to participate In years a mixture of weakness sibie for Rinsla's Grant and Mayor James R. customers in a city-ownedr ____ throughout Seminole County presided, foreign policy Western.backed factions. the marathon wIth each and strength, of firm determi. short Locmann. He said he had "no vehicle. I'm going to do everything I comings, in the US. govbsvft a rulatmem @, I$ are calling on parents to make Nevertlielem, Rusaj won an Idea" when results of the tests Alter receiving the report, nation In one country and un. ernment view. The two prind. important sure their children's can to see that that days to'sponsors' who have ally in Angola, while certain resolve in another, would be made available to the the sources say Grant. with pal leaders registration forms are returned gether in order to be an in-Leonld Brezhnev, the United We pledged a1Ie(lsIjf Sta tes lost Influence to li Sometimes, as In re po ce department. Mayor I.ormann, Instructed the lati ns re o sec tary to school before asses begin fluence," Reagan said. general of the Corn- In black AJrica. every hcur skated by the everyone straight from our heart a warm with China, fear or ll er said Ke th e state at- police department to inAug. 30. gam says he believes that ambition munist party, and Premier Th ank you" for all the flowers, cards, food Russian influence among psrUc1p Lorney's office would be con- vestigate and the two employes are factors In foreign policy de- Alexei Kosygin his following is a majority of the are 69 and 72, Third and prayers. No words invented could ever World nations was demcislons. Sometimes ideological respectively.'hey havt0 tacted. Grant said Saturday, were arrested. School system Public grass roots voters, if od th the begin to properly tell you how thoughtful onstrated this year determination has forged pci- power a decade. at the and Assistant State Attorney Sources say the thievery of Information Officer Ralph Ray convention delegates. skulers probably won't you've been In your kind expressions of The average United Nations Trade j Icy, as it did In Angola. And age Heffernan ,'' ViV ilhiam confirmed, city property may have been said Sable Point, Faced City, "1 think there's no question watt toakateall night bug of the ruling Politburo Is velopjnent sympathy during the Illness and death of our Conference in Nairthat he and Lormann had going for three to four years. No sometimes stubbornness and just Over 65. The Bear lAke and Spring Lake are that the bulk of the people in daughter, Karrie. Or OKI V PIwon't wara youngest obi. Kenya. The Soviet Union shortsja_htedneas have been ob- member Is 58. confetired with State Attorney estinate is yet available of the among '1ementary schools this country are, If you have to them to at least, and these Janet & Gary Om led a movement among poorer Abbott Herring's cfflce on In- loss the city has suffered. stacles. Relations with Japan, participants may leave shkli still have large numbers Put a label U.S. officials acknowledge nations L. to defeat a U.S. pr'o. __I'" for examole, have h'n thot &m....L..... I---' t'. íê.ê ' L.r.,.l,. .. hk -... of ii I A t,'OI'1r2fl.n -live IVOUZU a' My LflO ii cureign policy al for an I Internationjl re-straIned for years because vt been returned. ..,.. also suffers from uncertainties at 7 Lm. on Tuesday. or not," he said. sources bank. Russia's refusal to return Looking back briefly,, Reagan WILL A HE 0:1A I RING AID HELP? AU other, will continue Islands off Japan's northern tip Ray reminded parents that said he would have won the throughout, The night, 80 ina'n who ach child must have aphyslcaj presidential nomin he that were occupied during unless they ation If it Ening IJcinjtJ 'eec World War II. too rumination before he can be had not been for the Intense _q C. " Ask George fatigued and are forced to nroilecj He said completed pressure 01 This assessment of Russian a, party leaders °ii ========== drop Monday, out. foreign policy emerges from Once they August zi.w egistraijon forms and health delegates who really prefe.'red 1 discontinue skating, they 'b1'1p,d Da,j,, an more than 30 interviews with ertilicates must be brought to him. Sunday •lCpl Saturday and Chr,f,n by The Sanf ord Heràtd may not return, except for U.S. State Department ofD, chcnj ln,, 3Ø f Fr laffi' tJiai Friday In n,, 1. "This was immense. It was A. SflfQrd Fla lb,ge who take the 11 Ilcials, rder for p.m.CIA officials, Corn.g,rs to start thing for a delegate in his 5.t Now All In The ' TP1ii kcond Class Paitê,• Pled at Sanford, ,111 s.rn. break have hilt merc.'e and Treasury Depart. Home Dluvery. 5$ cmi, Lasses without problems next home town to get a telephone Mon .FLOR,1 DAHARWGALDCEN?ER, j INC.. cessary tooday. 51i 20 meat experts In Russian al. 7I4O. Sr Mat cailfromttiestatecha,iioi IfllOrdJ5lm.,Qm,dI ":j"7Oo.ijw,. Monip,, !t2CCilhlb,rèY, Fle, e fairs, and academics who AIlQth m, lMonpht. 116 20 S2 10' .I. 11`1.. I. ''' 1976 •_ ~ _ -, - -L ----n--- A- - A hurricane Stream on a track that would The storm's west-north. east of Halifax, Nova Scotia. watch was put in effect today skirt the Islands, westerly path was close enough The storm, with gales extendfor the northeast Leeward Forecasters said Emmy was totheislancbtocausegaies and ing out 125 miles from the cenIslands as tropical storm likely to increase to hurricane some flooding, forecasters said. ter, was not expected to Enun moved to ward the Gulf strength. The National hurricane cen- strengthen today as it moved ter in Miami said aircraft re- east northeastward at about 10 Q110rASff161:;MNI1I1~~ - GRAND OPENING SIGLER COUNTRY STORE eLongwood Probing Possible Thefts IN BRIEF Sales, US. 174Z Imigivood. MIAMI (AP) • with felony poutnion of inarlJi*na. Officers said she a garage at Bob Jackson Auto McCutchen told deputy Frank was a passenger In an auto the public Infomution officer s Toward Gulf Stream Islands Under ~ open a side door to take 1 1 tires L McCutcheon,III Blvd. South, d tools valued at ad- with students. breaking Into his car trunk and "I can't explain why it is," taking the spare tire. , ~ — which are prerequisites of down by the Florida State of the school board.., except compliance - M Sher'lfrs deputies charged Sheriff's detectives today Jtidfth Ann Oflvlra, IS, ci !OI were Bear Lake Ro1, Forest City, u1 a perimeter fdfOfattPn1p thwarted by Deputy Peggy McLeflan said Wrglars cut those examinations or tests minhstrative guidelines set • i miming from Ids property Items. physical exams for 11011- burglaries, three televisions cocktail device struck a side Springs, was Jailed in lift of of P109 lido a $5000 bond on a circuit court obtain a yearly physical for yearly physical exam in the paneps economic im examination as a condition of order to avoid an estimated statement said It wouldPact $0,were taken ln a break4n at garage and McCutcheon ex- warrant charging obtaining be Monroe Elementary School, Unguished the device before propert y by worthless check. employment. annual expense of $40,750. "inconsistent and without Lake Monroe. there was any damage. And In a related action, the The figure was based on an purpose to require such James A. Widths, Mar Altamonte Springs police ardamendeditspoucytoalso average $35 examination cost examination." Ave., Sanford, reported police arrested six charged Nancy!). Coat., fl, of release non-instructional multiplied by 1,00 teachers in "If the teachers, when weekend thieves made off with Juvenile boys for vending = Orange Drive, Altamonte personnel from the annual the county, the board said. they're around the children a,% 328 feet of four. foot. high chain machine burglary after wat- Spring4 with grandIsrcenY. physical niremert with the The change in the state much as they are, didn't have to link fencing from a past ure ching them force open a coin County Jail recor ds indicated exception of bin d rivers, who teachers contract was first have it," Ray said, "why, we left the posts which were set In box on a washing machine at a her bond was set at $5,000. me covered wider a sepwate spotted when the 1976-77 con- didn't e any reason why the concrete. Deputies said the coin-operaW laundry on W. state law, 20th St. early Sunday. tract forms came out last non-Instructional people missing fencing was valued Sanford police jailed __ Leroy at Both teachers and non- spring, Ralph Ray, should." Stewart, 28, of 1704 W. EIgMh $400 by the own . er Patrolman R.A. McIntyre instructional employes still public Information officer for The board estimated that the Albert J. Thornton, of Forest said the youths, who were St., Sanford, late Sunday night mint secure a currently dated the school system. policy change would save non- City, reported burglars forced released to their parents on four charges of aggravated health certificate from a "When we noticed it, why, we teachers $17,975 per year in their way Into a house at Forest following arrests, used pliers assault In connection with an _____ licensed physician in order to Immediately filed a waiver-of- physician's fees. LflCldeflt at Castle Brewer Ccitt Circle and took an electric and a spoon to be hired by the school system. policy," Ray said. "Then we Florida school bus drivers range and 426 square feet of machine only to find it didn't involving a shotgun and a The school board action sent a memorandum out to all are still required to pass annual carpeting, total value handgun. A 17-year-old Juvenile contain any money. follows a change in the wording the principals asking them to ph ysicals under the provisions boy also was arrested on the Clem MItchell, Third Drive, of the dateteachersconfr,,to notify their teachers of the ofaseparatestatelawcove ranged In age charges and turned over to Roseland Park, Sanford, The youths provide that "'the cost of all change." school transportation, Ray reported a $W bill and an from seven to 13 years, officers officials at the Sanford Juvenile P'Y' and psychiatric tests The state teachers contract said. This despite the fact that electric drill were stol en from said. An 11-year-old and a 13- Detention Center, according to or exa minations taken by the form must be used In order for teachers engage in more his home several hours after he year-old were also charged with Patrolman T.L Brooks Jr. and teacher at the request or order Seminole County to be In frequent and prolonged contact spotted an wildentified man possession of burglary tools. IL DouglasB13hop. problems in the state's largest agency. - IIIIIIIIIIIIIII' for teacher, to was dropping the requirement teachers In the school system, and a toaster oven, valued at wall Instead TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The second joint meeting of the state House and Senate Health and Rehabiltative Services Corn - IJ case, in lieu of0,W bond each, School Boord has elimituded its policy change, the board mid It bribery and kickback scandal. The Miami Herald reported Sunday that sources told it Alto had recommended dropping the case. HRS Committee Also jailed on felony 11gM bulbs, 100 gallons of ' sirs. Oglesby, 35, of 1201 Stanley L. Brumley, of Celery W. First St., and Charles gasoline, a quilt, a prayer rug, three oriental rugs, antique Ave., east ci Sanford, reported DeWayne Wallace, 20, ci 155 a $400 riding lawn mower was Park Ave., both Sanford. vases, Jewelry and y aking the Gurney is scheduled for retrial Oct. 4 on Conspircy and perjury charges stemming • Included in the list of missing deputies a $= outboW now Ward burglars, deputies uld. annually,the Seminole Comity statement issued with the responsible for payment of in other reported thefts and Ambrose said the molotov Clemson •• i __ C40I Trey Ray had SberVs A Initial employment, shall be Board of Education, with his wife when SIW* watchdog at the business apIn a move aimed at saving borne by the board." Although there Is no known parently didn't attack Iamh bottle the someone threw a nami taxpayers an estimated $40,N0 In other ng In an economic impact contract m Justice Department concerning charges stIII facing former Sen. Edward Gurney, but won't confirm that he suggested dropping charges. ; C. Price at 11,wo vu stolen from an TayW Jr.,I#, of Mr"" M v&, Deputy Rudy PIItmaa (right) asker Is the latecomer,. Over merchandise was Ml$S2model was stolen from a but In a possessionof controlled subbees lined te year flp,by Navy revolver, $35 cash, Z carport at llMSSdec6Mve his residence off stance charges In a separate *e School Board Changes says he has made a recommendation to the • Deputy Arthur I cartons of cigarettes, a cue of Miami Springs ROM& HeralilStanWriler MIAMI (AP) — Prosecutor Vincent Alto The, general, who retired lad, Xtrategic attack system was li' l I . a great deal of trouble for me." Peter Fak Jon VOIA James - ByKIIISNASH Intelligence Estimate on Soviet at weapons. •. .. , reported that the store was also unoccupied home at 11$ S. Sanford, on a felony powWnn vandalized by pouring milk Sunland Dr ive, Sanford. olmarijiena change. Bond was D Rhet1A54e epies n over counter, and damaging Dr. Charles H. Edwards, of set at $5,000. waited until this morning to get their 177 Ike me plate biked goods on display. decals. Altamonte Springs, told g lines, Tu LATECOMERS bitration," said Dr. John Kennedy, chief negotiator for the school board. I head development afta Henry occurs In late IM or early i - Kissinger uluag with theIr 1970 when the Nixon athnlnts.. Original conclusions. ~ %. . tration was working toward an ,% I "I was employed at CIA when agreement with the Soviet UnOne MY coordinated National Ion on limiting strategic nucleI ~,.~i _~. ,_ I I I •- - Former California Gov. PAIII. included Faye Dunaway, Sid. two Parties Sunday night, was I Soviet progress In missile war- He recalled that the incident on. Iywood friends. The guest list aid Reagan "would have . analysts rewr,,te an estimate of In his direction," Graham said. •, Possible UI Carter said Later, adw Warren Beady after arriving here Sunday at threw a party to Introduce Car. the Start Of a fOwl&Y carn- ter to 1101110 Of his famous Hol, Paign • U. n& dentiv :—. ___ 110,000 pupils in metropolitan Jacksonville. The big issue seems to.be In the where management contends It is the right of management to direct its employes, and what the union contends Is the right of employes to have disputes .."'J by 1i!uiing ar military Intelligence chief, says "The estimate was changed _ President . Classes are scheduled to begin Aug. 30 for Gea. Daniel 0. Grahmin, retired buds (WRVS). ____ HetsldSWf Writer Weekend burglars broke Into amadCar lot garageandan antique dore taking a wide range of Items, sherifri deputies reported today. Yeggs kicked hi the front door to the bargaining table Sunday night, but did not reach agreement. - l 11 I . _ On Missi e D AlUlSIld the November election have 1Inner, board chairman of now than I would apl'wt ger i BYSOBILOYD, ." '791I Duva! County settlement. __ Another Ii • Duval Teachers United voted by voice Sunday to report for work as scheduled this week, ending a threat not to work without a contract .: primary ' .•. contract settlement. Almost 2,000 of the 5,000 members of the 1~ ~ Ask R ewr te I. r • . reach a - 11 Did - , • paring today for the start of th e school term after giving negotiators another week to j sin my Carter says his thancei ___ of here. - II public school teachers began pre- e - 1pedip Carter 111 Duval Teachers Prepare For School Sans Contract ___ Dole Selection 1 ___ ____ CUVWPL Strike Strands 750,000 ._.- -- "I'll do WASIflNGThN (AP) - U.S. businessmen overseas are looking increasingly to the State Department for help in countering the threat of terrorism against American firms and business executives. Victor H. Dikeos, deputy assistant secretary of state for security, said many of the nation's 100 biggest corporations are among firms aided so far in developing more effective security measures for their operations abroad. Under the State Department program, security officers assigned to various U.S. embassies and consulates brief businessmen on topics ranging from local police contacts to antikidnaping precautions. Meanwhile, In another former lz Gov. John of the Republican National O,vnitt.i became Ford she planned to get In another IS holes of he believes It is too let. for Ford to golf -a routine he has followed since arriving Jimmy Cotter's lead in the presidential polls. Friday under doctor's advice to rest. cos*thee to mix White Home chores with per coat of It dawn the deala." That iepoit In the Sessiny DolIá limes Herald The Pr. Il &. ... &_ —_.a --niaved 1fir fpirf nnil.,, so Lma 9 Pm sr—ar, Jmei Anraon, who saii tiiet nnafly som , to e swimming. lAter, he and his wife, begin taking part In Ign.etrategy teaded the 'enden with the magine ec8tor,, a Republican los In November. Betty, entertained 14 friends at a dinner. with his advisers on Tadiy. said dey nl* t t t Connally could be reached for comment. Mrs. Ford entertained espit a painful flare. Nemen reported that conferences on the accirat&'____ ha he quotes "appeared Already In Vail with the presidential party are of o uoxthzltls In her neck 4 cinpsign already are underway Si Nm - In responded by saying, 'Iha Preside campaign chairman Rogers C.B. Morton, seemed j visors, althoueji Ford has not been Involved In Is not wnding his time. This will be a very pollster Robert Teeter, political &ector Stuart hueband to lA*therai church services. any major way. productive week In the tw4n" Spence,_ p Lad week before Ford selected him as, bW D* is expected to aIi Wedn" y Ior and ., de uty campaign chief James Baker wards, an aide quoted her as saying, "I'm chief som feeling much better" following a massage and running mate Sen. Robot Dole of Kansas met campaign conferences. Aasldax4 Pr, Secretary Roberts told -I _______ By The Associated Press. School officials In Dallas were looking for a peaceful opening of ptdllc schools after an advertising campaign to win acceptance of a new desegregation plan calling for the busing of about 18,000 oupils. Meanwhile, In the small Arkansas town of Eudora, school officials were promising discipline to prevent a repeat of the racial violence that closed their classrooms last spring. Both school systems opened the school year today. Most of the more than 40 million children attending the nation's elementary and secoçdary schools will not return until after Labor Day. The Dallas desegregation plan called for the busing of about 181000 pupils In grades 4 through 8 to schools outside their neighborhoods. Nearly 10,.i00 others are transiering voluM.rjlv to "znanet school'th "scia1 curricula designed to make them more attractive. FWRIDA __ Conf'i'nues Manday, Aug. 13, me-U I 1. 1;1 . I HWY. 415 OSTEEPI, FL PH. 3210591 (On thO w0Y to the Reach) - JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) Thousands of black workers in the huge Soweto township heeded a call for a protest strike today and stayed hone from work. Employers in Johannesburg said up to 80 per cent of their black workers were absent. Soweto, eight miles south of Johannesburg, was reported "tense and unpredictable." Pamphlets distributed among the million blacks living in the township called for a three-day strike and said homes of those who did not join in would be set afire. - _______ Marathon Russian Foreign Policy Skating Event Set ___ Deemed stent - Saver. Quake Reported MANILA, The Philippines (AP) -A severe earthquake was reported in central China today, and a mild aftershock was felt in the southern Philippines. Japanese seismologists reported a quake measuring 7.3 on the Richter Scale in the central Chinese province of Szechuan, in a mountainous, sparsely populated area that has been hit by several tremors in the past few days. As usual, there was no word of the quake from Hsinhua, the official Chinese news agency. But It reported earlier that a quake therp earlier this month caused little damage because the population was prepared for it. English Countryside Afire SOUTHAMPTON, England (AP) - Six counties in southern England and Wales smouldered today after firefighters battled through the night and put out two big forest fires and ñiore than 200 smaller blazes that swept through the droughtstricken countryside. Fire brigade officers warned the fires 'ould break out again at any time since Britain's worst drought in 250 years has made southern England and Wales "a giant m- derbox." ' ' Card of Thanks '' - ._ V.-- REGISTER each time you're in the store. 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FLA. 3777i Ares Co or s3l.eP3 ______ .wade S~ 1111110 'Y ____ Mny, Augt of a_ mer a WAYNF I . __ _hual an you sp _ `eemmee"`~ ginin.r But whet Iks ahead? ____ dd'stooyo to eol1epandwIahesto of the woe before adUh down, a ld' f4al. therefore he's S. . the U. -1'minte, ctjth and fy w We Tidi folloWS M1111111111, was ab .i. we the days if the beach, at Youth attitude - you name We M Oat several days what he really Tm,elb(,at Fel the Joukets you And then 0u & rne _____ _____ loch a the nhtio oodtoritWthe U. S. Naval Recruit I Thm c~ thin days of*AW ad r-i at Orlando, Fis., on A 1Z were t! with a. SChOOL had uwn by that the. and would seen Ifs at the appobdad heir." We saw him 541 health, anthefa office you do a of Now he's Then come that day of redaft -,.--.No, he da1 leer. the earth to meat he And when Ms men. was called for him to came from here on 01* he's going to be Pretty much on he the the Uii1ted forth and that diidoms, the tears own. SISteS N.y. swWW in ft eyes ad You remembered those days He's hIS OWfl fin inW. }fo'5 f that little P7 Bid make so e aheat I, he's gone. wenhymdeit throogh a hripngyouptthehome,"*I*igthefkd fish, There are a of it's hitting that first 'd*wk' on the 111 court. ficult to 011t thm !a the or000r tim &am rim bathing him himod beyvor iyadosdovefafldthernind .., effort to bring that body temperatore dom nacertain future. fogy as you try to recall the sequences of thMe But that was long ago, centuries ago In fact. many fond memarl And as 1w shakes your hand In parting and you For today, he stands on the threshold of an . wish him well, you recall those wood, of wisdom You recall the first fish he caaght,fithig off that Ifraly Hf.. from that college nib.r: pier at Indian Roche Heidi, Fla., when he hauled hi You're thanuJ that he has forsaken the fate "Take care if that yoer, 'CIS he's only 00beW many Of his PW2-drtlgii, bow and On loaned to you for a 11111e, while-, ' the line.___ like-hepifnj that he'll always rr the pit. Only now do you realise how much those WOodS You remember Mm trying to climb the ladder to falls of gpg how true they ate. Law Besbewh,,thelMtyac 'I to day the . 't ra4e classroom Weanda road ' , O the ___ Makes It By BOB W)YL) Herald Staff Writer protective helmets. I he feels the machines, a traffic line from the rear. b - ., The state law, however, says CTON between a bicycle and a "Those small taillights JiM WILLIAM 0. CURRIE, Managing Editor Prohibits moped d rivera nader motocie, could be extremely can't be Mopeds - metorIzedWcyc seen time by fader JOSEPH VAN BRACKLE. dv,rting rector Yews of age end sets a weed dangeroi. - could become an economical limit for mopeds at 25 miles per moving traffic," he salt Home Delivery: Weeli 3$ Cllit$; peoplemovet in population- hour. The law state law on bicycles, and "We'll have to be a let more Month. S7 -booming central Florida. Van,, S2t. By Mill: In Florida same A. 6 Mcnfl,, $)4.; p from st rict on enforcing the bicycle now mopeds, data that the home di1lvry. All Paths O$ermII:M.5 *fda's Uniform Traffic Code I2MOnffi$, aside for exclusive bicycle regulations," Butler said. vehicles, when used after was amended effective July 1, m be equipped "We'll have to work with ft but to place the mopeds, popular Mopeds with a front white light visible mopedo could end ("Mo" for being a for years in European Coon- "Pod" for pedal) at lied O fed to the have been 40 I fin Wrong tries, under the definition and me front and sill$ a rear And are It The Clock At Altamorge Springs, a city reflettol laws regulating bicycles visible aftkedfstance, advertised as the largest form used to heavy automobile fr An Evening Herald survey of short4iaul tranoportaflon in BYIILLCU**IE om the rear. • traffic in the SR 436 ead•wed fall shows dealerships in the the world, according to corridor, Police Chief or Sanford area ahead of other publicity released Jedea the state bicycle regulations, een by one East said there have b in violations are civil penalties, areas of Seminole sales of the manafacturer. % problems yet with mopeda. He Seminole Sherifrs uniform said can Sen. Walter Mondale uys the Federal B aiiy calling for aSS fine, and ureau norsepower engines and patrol C. Leroy Rice said with them forew problems can be paid by mail. Of Investigation should be "an effective, hardon highways JIM like one officer, however, noted mileage of l)45O per gallon. one of the few complaints his problems with bicycles. hitting, tough, law-abiding or anizatlon that has The biggest awing points department has received so tar that a citation for running a for consumers looking for about mopedo concerns A Florida Highway Patrol stop sip can bring a $25 fine their vice presidential candidate is stating no more than economical, short-hop tran- use on a bicycle path spokesman at Orlando reporteij and a trip to court. Americans have always wanted from the sportation are provided In thie SeminoleEstates English no accidents yet Involving Mother officer said since no school in south mopeds FBI. new law, co-sponsored during but what L . the last legislative session by been reports of tiw SIIW-IflOVIJII required for moped operation ii fact, that was the Image the late J. Edgar Another complaint recei Rep. Arthur Rude, R-Fort bythesherfWs department ved two-wheelers on SR t in there may be use of the bi kes Hoover cuil"Vated for Ow btmu with emarkable Lauderd al e, Mopeds can south Semin . be ol with pedal-activated helper e area, from success. Some of the ugly tristla an Irate homeowner who • what went Iperated on streets and chased ayoldNW moped driver Motors by persons who have on during Hoover's long, autocratic reign have "I'm afraid we'll have lots of had their auto - I highways. except on any out 0I his flowerbed. driver's licenses separated image from reality but there Is no limited-access facility such as a injuries and some fatalities as suspended or cancelled because ' _________ Sanford Police Qilef Ben E. the mopeds become son why I more if traffic offenses. freeway, turnpike or interstate RtI.r . tdltio of the FRY ann b . ________________________ heads of other law -the spckezmnn az1j.. 3iht; ---------without an inz;: .LJ One 1w ;''. -.orficer -, . . - ~11_ norcefl,g agencies In thtfie cited a recent near collision sticker, a license tag, lsnowtakingplace. he can envision a moped In _______________ title or county said they've had no at night on SR 436 In which a "JiM about insurance. Drivers don't have problems during the lid few We can sympathize with Clarence N. Kelley, every garage" in *0 compact car aimed hit a south Seminole subdivisions ____________ tobelledorhavelow 1 1", 1 week with mo pth But Buflr moped traveling in t1wj who Is under fire from the Democrats for not where now you see motorcycles moving fast enough In ridding the FBI of bad : and tralibikes. "Especially ' habits. He Is trying to maintain the Integrity and monom~ after the word gets around ZP WASHINGTON - We talk about Isiem4r I of a law enforcem effectiveness en t agency which is Everybody to fire about not having to have tags, ployment and inflatlin ins mod cirlous way, U . under siege by critics on the outside and fee d the strut, their sirens walling. Some helmets, Insurance and (lrfyer's if __________ we must suffer high unemployment to combat ling the people like it so much that they turn in alarms licenses." IflfI&UOfl. Or that to hive "fUll" siulployTi*flt WO strain of the JiMice Department's own Inhouse AUGUST 22 117$ Emily E. Hough Jug for fun. Jack E. Moore, Orlando ____ + Investigations. must have intolerable mivatlo ADMISSIONS Kathleen M. Nulty False al Leonard H. Cruce, Oviedo arms have become such a problem in The problem Kell has enonuntered coWd The reverse, however, may be true. Much of Uda C. Stine L1 some communities, In fact, that a number of our inflation today is thie result of have been predicted. The methods, concepts of production had Sanford: Harry Williams BIRTHS simply resorted to removing alarm in the pad. We could have E Sanfo personal loyalty and narrow dedication Sam P. llen Hargrove, rd Altamonte boxes from the streets. One if them is Oakland, to purpose grist rproductj of course, If we had Invested Mr. & M rs. Jimne (Little Peter L Fleischman Sprliiga which were part of the Hoover style were Imprinted Calif., whose experience seems to be typical of more capital and put more men to work in those Obbie) Wesley, a girl Phyl li ono Le s M. Hoffman ra Ernst, DeBary / deeply on the bureau as a whole. A law e dliii Its size. Comilus McCalley Robert B. Goetzinger, DISCHARGES forcement agency of the size and scope of the FBI lfl74, Oakland recorded 10,4fl In f IJiatCitalS such as pitrOlewn and mdala, sOd tO William S. Phillips DeBary Sanford: false alarms. co u ld Even figu1ngaverylowgf not survive the wholesale kind of personnel a var iety of Industrial materials. • Thomas Thhken Owen J. McCarron, DeBary Mrs. Wilson (Mary ) Jones & each reoponse for fuel consigned and wear and shakeup that would be required to remove any Olga Young Henry P. Oglesby, DeBary baby girl Again, this would not have led to boom and tear equipme on nt th fan cod , ese alarms the vestiges of Rudolph Bertugli, Deltona Edward J. Patnlck, Deltona Nat, and I*Ii all city's taxpayers more than $73,000. This is not to Qaries Aklns Police work dea ling with domestic security and George 0. Conger, ieit Mary A. Vanetta, Deltona high enough. ALso if the return In capital and C Carrie C. Griffith comider the unnecery risk to life .. limb. organized crime carries an Barbara Carter, EMerlse Sandra Henry, Orlando labor Is great enough to absorb expanding Willie M. Lowe agency like the FBI to In an article In "Fire Command!", a Ruth F. Cavanaugh, Leo Curro, Orlando the very edge of intrusion on the consfitutio Production and Provide capital for the . Rosa L Ro binson publication of the National Fire Protection vestmerg. Money is sorely needed for research AUGUST21,1V71 rights of criminal suspects. Outright bla Gussie F. Smith Association, battalion chief Hannes M. Andersen -' Tubs. LNM I mi ry by and purchase of im proved machinery - the key ADMISSIONS Hoyt J. Prine, Mt. Dora relates how Oakland tried all kinds of Ideas to LilISr W. Williams 1. government agents cannot be tolerated, but the Sanford: John D. Agin, Orlando both to increased returns and Increasing wages. Mop false alarms - cameras, dye and dlnkum William Miller, Casselberry need to root out such practices should not distract The answer here is not more government Rutha L Frison • All Combs, o on Gary Coleman, DeBary reet st boxes, stake-outs, school programs and • from the need to give federal agen ts Valerie Maxwell jobs. At best, these are temporary, which leaves Jenette Johnson, Tampa Anna I.. Wiegand, DeBary informational bulletins distributed Gary Coleman, DeBary Supervised powers to seek evidence crucial to us with the problem, increased government lobs Ii$ Ernest Mayberry, Deltona Some of them helped a little, but others ac DISCHARGES investigation. Increase governm ent red tape and Inefficiencies Jessie P. Cochran, Deltona _____ Tillie Albert, Dunedin Wally made the problem worse by reminding Betty Kaplan, Deltona and putastrain on the economy, leading to more As Chairman of ' Annette E. Boyd, Enterprise potential offenders that st reet boxes existed and 'atèornmjttet in. Sanford: • unemp oymet. Elizabeth J. Mathicux, vestigated the FBI, Mon" ca Velma E. Barnes, Fern Park could be used as toys. -Kevin M. Hasson n be expected to Geneva Now men aiW women need jots and there's no have Strong views on the subject of Harold B. Stovall, Sevi lle w 0akland Fire De t then ta reform in the alnsa)ing this. other cities tosee whM they bureau. We can hope that his new role as a had done Of SI But unless we want the smothering social can. -_ citIes, 37 indIcated that they had a false alarm -_ T . - 11 ' AJ VIIA11 I N&A dictate for national office does not catch the already I fpmsi •0SPWAW Fo,,,.ut, ' gorg in so many countries, these jobs problem, and of these, 3 or had removed some battered FBI in political crossfire must be found in private industry. 1. i •,• .And lust wh.n I think I hair. all of their boxes. . IPIICb One of the fa ilings of Hoover was that he F' I The problem st is Oakland eventually removed 87 gave \ '- '" that no one knows how to of Its mo _9jr ,; the impression that the FBI was being kept "out of create more jobs in Private industry. A score of trobhio boxes, and even though false-aIarn him sating Out of my hand...' MRS HELEN LEE Ohio, and Mrs. Ruth Coventon, year, He was a retired coal politics" when in fact presidents of both culprits are still playing games, the city does not goveroinent stimulants have been attempted, ColumbusGa.; two brothers, miner. M P"111111 W remove nonottending baft or those found it convenient to make use of FBI files for te porary success out overall they've JWn1V %pU1V1V1rr ICKIRD, 200 I.U. 100's Mrs. Helen Lucile 1". 58, of Robert and Russell Ullmer, I arceIy scra(d the surface. using a "liveable" level of false alarm we are left Political purposes. Keeping the FBI out of politics Survivors include his wife, 110 [Ake Dot Drive, Sanford, both of with theories. Within the nest two yea and a number of Mrs. Elsie Lawson. Sanford; however, an 59$mbot.. Viu~ 1. capa.1" died Friday night at Seminole nieces,Dayton is as important as ever. Legiiiiation defining the r.ephews and COUSInS My own guess is that busIness doesn't need Fol IIMb'AI ribsi. automated 911 telephone system will go into ions, Lonnie D., Ypsilanti, dx powers of intelligence agencies like the Là I ~AwwIlSoldo Memorial Hospital. A native of residing ln Daytoti. FBI or more tax breaks, or even a continuation of some service In the greater Oakland area. When the Mich., Eddie, Canton, Mich., changing the chain of responsibility for th Dayton, Ohio, she had lived in Funeral services were held Thomas and breaks already given 911 system Is fully operative, says Andersen. eir acel John, both of Drift, I Sanford since 1973, moving here today In Sanford with burial 10 tivitles in the future is a legitimate perhaps all., tend "Oakland intends to distort political issue Investment. Ca)iily NEW YORK (Al') - 1l' Ky., Teddy, of Price, Ky. and Whereas the price Index for the entire nation remaining street to take a hard took at its co'j,.gp,c from Cleveland, Ohio. She was take place Thursday and may have Dartigan oVertoneS. However, ss ioesnOtneedtheprotecflvehafldof the Pr boxes." in Dayton. Alan, U.S. Navy Monterey, xistoyourwa]1etwhatthJ0 e Dow rose 5.4 percentfromJulyof)97Jy •a member of 5 the Gramkow Funeral Home Is in Cal.;'two to of )fl6 nursing the bureau through its current busine Department. overly anxious to make industrial average is to your Stock portfolio. It daughters, Mrs. Billie -in. the Increase was6.7 per cent in both Chicago and 1 Congregational Christian chargeofarrangeznents. cwtain none of its major suppliers goes beck. mayhavemuchm You can't legislate technology, any More than M. Newsome, Ivel, Ky. and vestigatiOns and internal shakeups is " ,orftmfglg have I Philadelphia. Church. an adhowever inefficient and bumbfing the firms may at All. you can legislate morality. But the autoinobde ministrative task that can hardly be helped I Won, The breakdown of the Survivors include her components also WIWELAWSON by be. reveals industry's innovative Ky.; two brothers and two Investors know that it is very unlikely that response partisan sniping between to vast differences. husband, Robert S. Lee, Sannow and November. sisters. anyone would buy all 30 docks in the Industrial I I] . - - I T OW what n is freedom from 60 per Av ~ New Yorkers during July experienced an congressionally mandated Improvernents in fuel ford; daughter, Miss Beverly Willie D. L.awson, 62, of 708 economy and emissions suggests that a and erage no cthe and so the daily fortunes increase In housing costs of y 0.1 per Cent, or cent of the red tape and contra PRGCTO little . Burial will be in Price Ky. Ann lee, Sanford; three sisters, Laurel Ave., Sanford, died NORELCO governm dictor y of Investors usually vary widely. Some wifi win, regulations which make efficient operat 9111L.A.11111111 ions 1.2 per cent on an annual basis. But in ls process. ental goadlng may he1p Mrs. Evelyn Blunk and M today. OASTER in Price, Ky., he Brisson Inflation others lose, regardless ICE CREAM ossible to operate 10 too many Instances. if the average. . Angeles, housing cod rose 1.1 per cent, or 13.2 Virginia Evans, both of Da yton. moved to Sanford in May of this charge General Motors has announced PI And economists know that the national MAKER Businesstrien complain they must deal with 0'S" S' S that it will 101 con- per cent annually. 4 tacny. introduce pop up , N. st R.4 anew electronic spark timing sy 20. 3 or 50 bureaus and offices In crucial amr price index, while valuable as an in. em 04048 R. 2499 I 5150 Is the consurner price index therefore this fall that 1599 , Many of the nation's families, enjoying annual pay raises0, dicetor of the economy's direction, might apply meaningless? Not at all, Problerm. In some cases, one agency win Insist pegged to the cost-Of-living or beneficiaries of automatic cost.a. microprocessor - an on-board digital computer on certain practices and procedures. Another Precisely to none of the geographic areas of the The CPI does have an application that living hikes. are dumbfounded to discover that they SUB emit is More -in a production automobile. co ry I will insist on other contradictory methods. Urrilted than many people realize, but it is cope with Inflation. LONGWOOD - A mutual aid p.m. meeting today. Neither the industrial average nor the con. Named MISAR, for MlCropc..d ming ('ompanues find it impossible, of course, Mayor James R. Lornwrin and nonetheless an essential measurement of over- and Auto agreement between the I sumer Price index can be used as a measure The Problem is that taxes are subject to inflation. too, and ALSO on the brief agenda for City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. satisfy both. matic Regulation, the new system will all direction, of , don't show up in consumer price Indexes. be standard on the Seminole County tie's own fbhvices. Fire the meeting is the opening of 1977 Oldsmobile The mutual aid agreement Toronado A friend, president of a snail SOPHIE MAE It does, however, have rather limited ap- and will continually adjust ig ram .......i.~V Wage hoods often bring with them a leap to a higher Department and the city's fire bids on meter boxes for the has been discussed f or In July, f nition timing for example, tax price index for by coinpialmis that plication to Individual decision-making because bed the board PEANUT BRITTLE , . bracket, increased Social Security ti lling out forms, attending nation ass whole rose P.nA.r.,,,,11,11A, f l department is to be considered utility department and report; for the past month. Approval . tO ounce bo*. Fmi, as3essrnej and alterations 0.5 per cent, but in New if the wide geographical range of habitation and GM president ue economy and emissions performance, OoubSe .cton fo,m.4a "settings and conferen of and lastv in allowable credits and deductions. held by regulatory York the rise was only 0.4 b y the city council at Its 7:30 hung &W lopell With ll E from district councilmen, has been delayed w iot M. Estes 1 en per c t, in Detroit 0.7 told a meeting of the diverse R 7ILt 2 liv g in agencies and habits le of hi dai.diica. th Individuals, e The Advisory Commission on !ntergoverpjn securing Interpretations of om and lii Lce Angeles, a the Society of Automotive Engineers. Relations, council lnfnrnao*lnn If the statistics are used as individual guides, sought plex rulings takes so many of his days, and a permanent, bipartisan groi of federal and local officials, is Tests indicate that the thai the geographical breakdowns for particular contains POfC whether theagreement would of his senior officers, It Is which more FLAVOR HOUSE impossible to devote consic1eriji a reconnendsjjcn to Congress this fall to "Index" If you examine the past 12 month., T-STRA area are an 20,000 transistors and other cause an increase in Insurance you find a th the necessary much more valuable than the national electronic all segments of federal and date tax structures, time to run the binesi at a profit. similarly cbve;se story. W components, rates on firefighters and on the averages, although still not nearly ill proluce a fuel own" W No.,.,.oi But government', xpenses are bloated by inflation, too. With rni 1c4., • so valuable as tnomy benefit of more than one mile per o.I add.d D'Iic.00e treat and ,wr$ one's o number of calls wn pe on rs al re cord the city wo ul s. d Ô and deficits resulting front lost suep Rot 2fl 1o9' at l gallon federa l emissions levels. revenue feed further inflation, L,md2a.i be expected to answer for the One solution might be for the governments to take a hard coun ty versus the amount of look at questionable programs with the goal of cutting spending calls the county would answer KODAK X 1ff PLASTIC proportionately. DOYLE, Ph.r NORMAN H. HRIN. Editor _ __ 1~nk ___ ___ ____ ____ out ( "A""""' I - Easy To Mope(d) Around Sominole ~. ~4A il ___ Leaving his old.fashlon.d ___ Ti F JiP%j? ____ Politics _ , ____- __ RAY CROMLEY aheid , ______ corn e From Cas s .lb.rry skoots off on his moped. H. uses It motstly for short.haul trans Portz!k 1. said _ aAJarrn 5 Industry + .i False __________ _____ + DON OAKLEY _____I __- Jobs Must automobile behind, Eugene W. Brach of ______ ____________ ________ ______ _____ Expensive _______ _____ (Herald photo by Bob Lloyd) ____ 1IOSPITAL NOTES ___ ___ ____ ______ ____ ___ _ KELIEY DIE _ OPEN DAILY AMA P.M. OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M..7P.M. PRICES GOOD TNIOIGN WIDUISDAY, AUGUST 251b EC__KE SCHOOL _____ ___ ___ + ___ QJ ___ C IfIITE SNAMPOO- ____ + ___ ______ ____ _______ + ++ ____ ____ + __ + _____ _ ___ _ ____ 9 4 _________ ___ + ___ ____ ___ '_ a ____ ____ J ___ + + + ___ ____ - - - + I ___ + +.+ _____ + ___ _____ + AREA DEATHS + + + OL1CAINE Daily Fortunes Var + 1 , -•_ + Bite Imp FJII OVEN + Mutual Fire Aid To Be Discussed 21" 32". 13" ____ . + S9 + J_1 CASHEWS 6911 ANDALS JACK ANDERSON + + - I BERRY'S WORLD +1 : + .- I + + .+ + + + + 11 + + WASHINGTON - But for the diligence of if the far right are using them as proof-positive sale through their office. federal prosecutors. Spiro T. Agnew might have that they were right all along about the Jewtsl been + - + + ++ + + ,- • • •+ + CAMERA 1999 • - .... '.him and a" BIRD FEEDER . + °'plow" 128. f.edw to + 11" riS th. bodi hiy -- k. 179 0/ GALAXY 3488 OSCILLATING MASK & SNORXIL COMBINATION ,,+. Maddox himself is a candidate for president on Footnote: Former Agnew intimates fear the the American Independent Party ticket. worst is yet to come. Agnew, they believe, will Maddox trld us that he intends to "pull some become even more vitriolic after his three-year hair" in the campaign. He is selling a mal1 probation period ends on October 10, was at the peak of his Agnew's comments are popular topics in the brochure, entitled "Where Does Jimmy Carter popularity. Millions cheered from the sidelines extremist press, EARL'S ETHICS: Agriculture Secretary Stand?", which bitterly attacks Carter and his as he stridently attacked the media, "radidlibs," Earl Rota has been crlss-crosslng the country on policies. "Would to GGd that we had ten men of behalf of President Ford, giving political and opponents of the Vietnam War. "Of His standing in the opinion polls gave Agnew (Agnew's) courage," screamed the July Issue of speeches prepared by public employes. worked all the dishonod people I have known and ou and Flag, a racist tabloid founded by the with," states Maddox, Including "some a bargaining position that be used to full ad- late Moreover, he has failed to disci pline to al Gerald LX. Smith. 'That could sa ve p des relatives, friends and vadage. who were s" U responsible be a acquaintances in business, for the grain scandal and the church America from the bondage of the Jew." and In government," Jimmy Carter Nixon's 1972 vice presld-'atiaj candidate, he other finscos that have plagued the depa rtment In the opinion of hatenionger William Pierce, "Is the most dishonest in recent years. elicited the Prsidont's endorsement of him as editor of of a)" Attack! a monthly newspaper, Agnew Butz's own unethical behavior the 1976 heir apparent. dlds't go far enough, has not CAD.WEROU CANDIDATE: Democratic But Agnew'ssho(a the While House was cut deterred at preaching high dhicI Party hacks in Philadelphia ran de "We've been saying (or yrs, and tw a ad man in short by 40 pages of evidence that detailed his others are beginning to say it standardjtohe underlings. He recently made a their prtmary last April 21. He won . . ' Pierce puffed lawIsness, lie resin d to avoid prosecution in a cameo appearance, for example, in a The cadaverous candidate training fund-raising letter for the right-wing group, was Rep. William and a possible jail ktm. film on proper conduct. Barrett, who departed the scene 15 days before National Alliance. "But not even S,iiro has gone Since his resignation, Agnew has authored a all r way and "As federal employes, each of us holds the election, The machine poli warned us that 01W freedom and ticians kept his novel, taken over a position of public trust,"says the name on the ballot hoping right-wing public interest everything else he holds dear will be destroyed se1frighteous t a passive elec. Hut.z "The Am erican public has group, fri up a private cousultin Lukieu, the rig) to torate would vote for him. a..d forever unless we break the Jews' dreingiehotd expect, and does expect, that we will maintain on America." attacks on Jews. Their Plan Workbj o they now have ap. theht rthof ethics dcondu Articles on Agnew's sLatement, also ap. es," Many prominent .%sericans, including peared In Pointed arther machine man, Michael Myers, perfurnmance of our official duti White Power, ti'e organ o( e as the Democratic candida te Prudent Ford, have condemned Agnew's in' American .ORGIA FEUD: Jimmy Carter's November. former However, the runner.up toforBarret, Nazi Party. Arid the right-wing • Iie4eont a temperate statements, However, the hate groups Liberty tabby Is goitroor, Lester Maddox, plans to blind artlaing ew's novel for lawyer nazne-j Robert hod Carter throughout the fall campaign. Allman, has taken the case to court. + 'LOOK, HON5Y/ Jost I'A N.4$TASEJ" 11, Agnew Wins Praise From Hatemongers , waving his hands In victory from the influen.e in America. podium if the Republican National Convention The B'nai Brith Antl-Defomation League, this past week, which monitors the hate group, has found that Four years ago. Agnew Ill for the city. The county's public safety director, Gary Kaiser, may be on hand to answer additional questions. WEATHER 16" FAN + 3? 369 TWIliGHT Sunday's high 93. Today's low I FOOTSIES 88 Lani ..., "c C DEPREE "S" CI 0' Cns. I,, 11151*1 uict u TABLETS / "" - a.m. and 1:28 p.m. Port Canaveral - 111ghz 7:10 a.m. and 7:39 p.m.; Lows 1:02 a.m. and 1:24 p.m. Bayport - HIgh4 1:52 a.m. and 1:19 p.m.; Lows 7:31 a.m. ,u ..t ..c an iS0 ..0 001 ,, vteo*v TM..,. I*M 0._an to. .. i - I 44 1. t47 CASSELBERRY, IN SEMINOLE PLAZA OPEN 24 HOURS. ian, dr-"#-4aoIi1W-ft9 100,411%0 0 ii <X S0T'1199 OUR STORE IN TWICI III Pints 7 ;+ % t ! TIM I Daytona Beach - 111ghz 7:34 - 0I HI 1115(11 P11(1 OF - -' KLEENEX '*11w PAcE -NAPKINS P.cboc 144) R.,,e., ASPIRIN iii, - a.m. and 7:31 p.m.; Lows 1:16 and 8:13 p.m. POM $1.00 OFF I 1 0 % OFF ALL COOL RAY 1 ALL TIMEX SUNGLASSES I JI3 I becoming more flkely Tuesday. 111ghz around 10. Lows tonight in the 70s. 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Wmnnun *1gsl 1. R); 3. 1.10440 3. INCI WitCh (11240;Q JIm. 7. PrInces Pr, 56 00 .44 26 C Wistun . uch, how do you spell relief? three singles frove in two rims Chicago . TINYN - 1. NiWir.P'j Scotch Snip (Ormsby) 1. Engine (5-0) 1*10; P (1-41 25400; T (31.1) Hero. st. LOUIS 53 40 US 20 0.05,0* 550; 3. Vlc?ir.Willy ($1 Room Russ (Vanv.fWer) 5. Nelson 100040; 31.00. and scored twice as Chicago Montreal C-A•M-P.B.E.I.L II 70 .330 315TH-i. Or Puiwiy, 2. Jumsta. 6*4.4; 3. M Way (Taylor): 6. Mack L Syrd (R. QoWi (1)4.0; Pro Football West gained a split after Rege "Mike Marthall •LIVINTH - 1. Dark Lumew 3. FlieS ClicheS. 4. Jw101. Jut, 5. L's 0(61)34.00; P161)11110; 00(34) Cincunniti Neely): 7. ub11 Slosi (iratman)j (5) 7.203.002.20; 2. Chrisfrs H000 Emma. e it 0. le lud, 7. urn Jackson's tie-breaking pinch Los Ang . fpttcherIeiermanaged C Dee Dum Oreer (Kurh?wcvfli). 40 55 333 NFL uitebIlies (5) 3.40220; 3. Fast RIsing (3) 2.40: SiSter, S. Oiitutis Gus. ILlVINTH -1. Nafae$.Davales . TINTH - 1. Lone Ranger 0(5-I) 16.20; P 13-I) 55.20; 1(543) up to now. This guy is 'r'a grand slam homer off Terry San Diego 10 40 .470 30½ tw'd's leseNs SIVINT*-1. Whoaps, 2. WrI* (41 30.11, 0.4. 4.40; 3. lsbCoblai HOuSton (Provost); 2. s.c. Diet (&ahnird;; 120.10; 20.37. MiamI 21, Tampa Bay 21 relief pitcher," Minn?sota Forster In the ninth Inning . 21 Marker. 3. Mariidiliw, 4. 001dm (3) 4.40. 3. Yevie ç. !h11ot.ld); 4. Manna New England 3,, Atlunta Is TWILPTN -1. Prhnter'i itr I&i -____(5) . LI..k _ D..III.....,_ Atlanta 37 II .1 71 I A - ._ 500; -. -- 3. Isass.EIorrl Base ball MarkTo 13. 3 st. •:.. F '. LIv. . :" '. U', . .. / $ .• I _ uvu u aner San Fran 35 71.431 23½ Palmer hIs 17th victory, llef ace Bill Campbell, pitSaturdays Results " Francisco S Montreal I dtlng for the fifth day In a row, most In the American League. He hurled a three-hitter. it was ia innings rilsed his record to a 'latlng 13-3 - he also has 16 fou grad slam of Jack. PhIladelphia 7, Houston 4 Atlanta 0- St. LouIs 2 career, third this season Ipves - as the TwIns defeated New York 7. San Diego i e Detroit Tigers 6-4 i 12 in- and second In eight days Los Angeles 3, PIttsburgh 1 against igs Sunday. tie White Sox. Sundays ResiNs Chicago 3. CincinnatI 2 HUT ONE HUT TWO ONE WEEK DOWN 'i" '" " ' I $*thrd'i Ie Pisser, Practice at ares bb Iaed by P S.IpkT To. Veest at Lake Br..Oey, Tràty scb.ols move to ike pads stage IbM week with 1w. more weeks Prep aed Sealiule High, left I. right, reepeetively. Brailley remi1ag before jamboree cispetItlus SepL 2,4 aid I, ma. res agh aisiped pace. while quarterback caflbig But the split enabled the Ori. ICampbell, who came In and ded a Tiger threat the 10th oles to pick up only one-half nailing Bill Freehan and game on the Yankees In the AL 'dro Garcia on called third and they trail by 9 rrlkes, almost lost It in the ilIb games. Royals 7, Brewers 4 '.''hen third baseman Mike Amos Otis singled home two .bbage and first baseman p,0 j new collided on Ben Ogilvie's rims In Kansas City's four-run popup with a runner racing ninth-Inning rally after anny . home from third. Cubbage Frisella issued three conball, boWiCed out secutive walks and Ruppert of his glove and he caught it Jones drove in the tying rUn witl a groun&r. to end the inning. . . "Both Cainpbeli and Mar 'Th4 tAat first time lye shall) had the equipment to get everdonethatsince I've been left and n$ght.handed batters the hig leagues," Friseila said. out," Mauch said. "Both can " guess you can't do It every time. That's why people on tIer. Both are super at))- bomb squads don't live long." L1tballstomoveawayfromtie A's 7, Red SOX $ ides." Don Baylor's suicide squeeze Then Mauch fingered Campbunt single drove in the winning hell's weuness. : j "Marthall might outhit him a run after a single by pjj but pitchers don't hit in Gamer, a sacrifice and Bert Campaneris' fifth hit of the this league," he said. game. A two.rwi single by Angels es $ Campaneris helped the A's to a 'The Angels pounded CatfIsh 6-1 lead but the Red Sox tied It unter for six runs and nine with five runs in tie sixth off - Is in 6 1-3 Innings, Including relievers Paul Llndblad and 1:solo homers by Dave Collins Rdllie Fingers. :leading off the game and Tony Indlaiss 3, Rangers 1 Solalta, In piling up an 8-0 lead. Pat Dobson scattered seven - Meanwhile, Frank Tanana urn- hit,s for his first victory since fled the Yankees to twohits un- July 16. It was his eighth start exploded with one out In In search of his 12th 'tbe ninth. Singles by Rick Manning, The Angels tagged Sparky George Hendrick and Buddy Lyle for three runs In the 11th Bell accounted for the Indians' bfter Jerry Remy singled and first run In the fourth InnIng Lyle threw late to second on against winless rookie Tommy Mario Guerrero's bunt. The Boggs and Tommy Smith drove rums crossed on Tommy Davis' in what proved to be the decipinch single, Lyle's throwing sire run with a grounder In fl error and Lee Stanton's sacni- fifth alter Frank Duffy doubled fire fly. and was sacrificed to third. Rams Trip Raiders, 23-17 kieRec..eiver Lifts,. Vi.kinas r run &&wion flU OO(Ii throh it before but it was a fl new to SlTnn1C White. "We've bees working vm7 hard with th00e yoimg receive -trahuog camp," saiid Tarkei*on. "At some point kICLi have got to make a play. Ses mie made a very big play." White, a rookIe from Grxnb log, hauled In a Tarkentes p. in the corner of the esd sone with jmt 24 aecends left Snoda toglveMhme,otaa2347j ry over anc1aat1 In a Natlona Football League preseasoi game. "Man, oh, man," said Whiti when asked what his thought were as he watched the hal float towards him, "I'd bettei get lids one." HodhefeelhauflngjntI game-wlsmlng catch? "1 Jest hdn't know what tc say ordo," said the fleet rookie "My ipind isa blink. Bil Fyi always bad the coithdmc, I could wake the big play." The wfzmlng oe., which coy. red 32 yards, came with the teams fled 17.17 and facing an overtime period In humId, 91. degree weather In Bthomthgtcn. Tarkenton threw two totathdowfl passes In the game and set up a third with a 2-yard pass to Tom Geredine. The Bengals, who lost for the first time In four outings, had ralliedtofleltat 17-aliwitli just led Green Bay 37-0, New . JtmPhaikeUflredtwoto. 1:16 left when John Reaves hit leans defeated BaltImore 26-20 down passes but Sizi Ft*cisco BillyBrookawithan I1.yardTD t In overtime and the New York needed Steve MIck-Mayer's 3$pass. Booble Clark rammed Giants upset PIttsburgh 17.0. Yardfleldgoal with twoseconds over from the one-yard line for ________________________________ Cleveland plays at ppjj. left to keep its unbeaten record theother Qnclnnatl touchdown. ___ deiplila Monday night. Intact against San Diego. itie viry eveneci tie v&. 0*-Ev,,ng , Mov. John Cappefletti ran for one Bob Griese threw for three btp' esIt&flon record at 2-2. touchdown and caught a pass first-half touchdowns and In Satiwday night games, Los from James Harris for anotier Miami held off croso-state rival Angeles downed Oakland D14; feated Atlanta 26-17; Kansas the New York Jets defeated as undefeated Los Angeles Tampa Bay in the second hail to _______________________________ San Francisco edged San Diego Qty got by WashIngton 23.20; Houston V.24, and Denver overcame Carl Garrett's 9$. up Its record to 4-0 In front of 17.16; MiamI topped Tampa Dallas damped Detroit 36-16; rocked Seattle 52-7. yard TD rim on the openIng 71,716 fans - the largest crowd Ray 23-21; New England de- St. Louts beat ChIcago 20.14; On Friday night Buffalo but- kickoff to beat Oakland. of the prmaason - at Tampa. Ga to rs Open' Den Cathoim raced 71 yards for one touthdow and quarterback Tom Owen passed for two more to lead New England past winless Atlanta. A pair of second-half touchdown passes by reserve quar. I terback Tony Adams and Jan GAINVIILE (AP) - The unknowns. We don't hive a Stenerod's 36yr field goaJ Florida Gators began foot. linebacer of the established B ucs Ins tan t /Vin n er wIth 14 seconds left carried ball practice today for a season stature we had the East two Kansas CIty past Washington. In which Coach Doug Dlckey years, but Williams may be- L TAMPA (AP) - Miami Dolphins' owner Joe Robble was possible surgery on wide receiver Freddie Solomon pending more Butch Johnson scored on an sees each game as toih as the come one." pleased. He was right about Tampa. tests on his kidney ailment. Club officials said Solomon could be yard kickoff return and Dan- rest The Gators also start with a "I told you so. I've said for years a Tampa Bay franchise would sidelined for a month. fly White hooked up with Duke "I don't see any difference new punter, Alan Williams, and be instant success," said Bobbie after JoIning 71,718 fans who sat Griese led Miami got to In on Saturday night's 21-21 MiamI victory over the expansion and the Dolphin never tI a comfortable 14-0 first quarter lead Ferguson on two touchdown between one game and the next, may have a new placekicker if -alled.G who rellnqulshedhjs job to passes to help Dallas post its all season long," Dickey said. David Posey's problem with JthlGaizoththesndhauf,nowpli4ot18 first victory of the exhibition "Everygamelookjlikea paInulIegtendoniprej "Look out thtrt be said of the crowd at the ucs" first home passes In two games for. 171 yards and four tociitie season. the same situation. game. It w.s the largest National Football League preseason Tampa, wlthaWrecordaftanun Veteran Jim Bakkenbooeja 1?'3trlumpiioyer "We play Florida State turnout thIs year. the Atlanta Falcons a week ago, was led by veteran quarterback pair of field goals and Steve Tallahassee. We play Ten. Pearson Adds "We drew 13,000 for our first game In Miami In 1966 ...Tampa Steve Spurner. Jones and Jim Otis scored on neasee In Knoxville and KenBay will make more profit this season than the Dolphins," said Spurner, acquired from San francisco In the draft, played his Short nuns as St. Louis handed tucky In Lexington. moe. t P Victory No. 8 Bobble. 'i1lr ticket prices are higher. They might outdraw us first full game and hit 20 of 36 passes for 244 yards and two Chicago Its first loss of the pro- teams didn't have as good a and it's for damned sure they don't have ow player payroll." touchdowns, season. record last year as we did, but CAMBRIDGE JUNCTION, Tampa, beginning It., first year In the National Football "Spurner did a helluva Job. He hung In there scrambling and Three field goals by Pat the fact vie are playing at their Mich. (AP - David Pearson League, got mod of Its players from the NFL ar.d college drafts. throwing and did very well," said Grim. "The Bucs had a g Leahy and Joe Namath's 10- place and the fact they did play never got much formal educaVeteran Bob Grim threw three touchown passes to pace the defense although they didn't play well In the first p' yard 11) pass to Jerome Bark- rather poorly last year makes ton, but he's always been Dolphins to their fourth straight exhibition victory over the Del Gaizo, one of four quarterbacks on Miami's roster, cornhelped the Jets beat lions- them tt." blessed with native intelligence surprising competitive Bucs. pleted nine of 15 passes for 129 yards and said, "I feel very good. ton. The Oilers missed a chance He said he doesn't see any and common sense. But the victory proved costly to the Dolphins, now 4.0. Second. I've satlsifled my own ego that I can be a good quarterback." to tie when Skip Butler's 35- difference between playing Pearson seems to know when year linebacker Earnest Rhone suffered a right knee injury in Miami Coach Don Shula said, "Del Gaizo keeps coming D'.o yard field goal attempt wIth 20 FSU In Tallahassee and playing it's time to lay back, take It game and underwent surgery Sunday. He was lost indefinitely, with pressure performances. He put the ball on the money. it was seconds left went wide. Georgia In Jacksonville, as far easy. And he also knows when The Dolphins also announced Sunday that doctors have delayed a strong showing." Defensive back Louis Wright as the caliber of the opposing to stand on the gas. In life, such scored on a V-yard fwnble re- team Is concerned, a knowledge can be the dli- SPORTS -I 71,718 Can' t Be Wrong, Fall Drills turn and quarterbacks Steve Reflecting on Florida's upset ference between success and Ramsey, John Hutnagel and losses to Georgia each of the failure. In Mock car racing, it's We each threw a pass two years, Dickey sajd, the difference between victory touchdown pass as Denver "We hope we don't have ups and defeat. - Co n i n U e- s No routed winless Seattle. So far this season In NASCAR and downs this year. U you are SOUTh ORANGE, N.J. (AP) fair advantage. Houston, a former college anticipation and dominated the er winning, you Grand National racing, Pearpretty well stay who saw the match. "She is - She is tall and striking with 'l'hey shouldn't be afraid of champion, 6-0, 6-2. up. I matchwithasharpspInee so tall and strong." think North son's been victorious in eight of Carolina could deep-set brown eyes, high me," Renee says"They won't Bible-Reading MissBeenegotonlysixpoints and an effective overspin 14 attempts. beasgoodateainuweplayall Miss Beene, Renee's cheek bones and soft, feminine be when they find lam human In the first set, unable victIm to cope backhand. year." in the match, said she felt she features. If you met her at a - not, a two-headed monster, with Hence's Victory No.5 was addedSunpace. The doctor "She looked all woman to could beat Dr. Richards under Triumphs The Gators open against the day at cocktail party you wouldn't be not a giant-killer." tired visibly In the second set me," said Jack Connolly, a tax Michigan International North Carolina Tar Heels at Speedway, In the $135,000 nonnal circumstances. "I was disinclined to ask her for a date. me controversial transexual and at times it appeared the assessor WETHERSFIELD, Conn. for the South Orange nervous and psyched myself Tampa Sept. 11. Her voice has a husky, looked anything but a twohead- might let the match get lAP) Take a Champion 400Pearson's 5evtip from your away. township and a tennis fan. "1 out," she said. Dithy said his 1V76 team has enth victory in the last nine throaty quality. She Is articu- ed monster when she made her brother, mix Although tall for a woman think the women should let her Miss It with trust God fewer individual stars than his races at the two-mile track. It Beene late and bright with a pleasant, Eastern debut as a woman Sat- with tremendous insisted, and then concentrate on In your Stride and play." past two clubs, but there are came at the expense of however, that Hence should not golf game. low key personailty. There is an urday in the $60,000 Tennis reach, she played with a Cale ferni"I wouldn't want to play be several potential superstars. Yarborough and Richard Petty, unmistakable gentility about Week Tournament here, beat- nine gricc. She permitted to play In women's That formula brought Rik covered the her," said l5-year.old Jenny tournaments. He named, for example, de- who tried to run away her. She radiates class. log 24-year-old Cathy Beene of court well, showed remarkable Sacco of Cliatham, "On principle, I Massengale, a soft-spoken from N.J., Tezfensive anothwould say no," tackle Darrell Carperi- Pearson through the she said. And she can give a tennis ball an, the $42000 top prize hi middle of a masculine wallop. Gene Scott, the tournament $210,000 Sammy Davis Jr.- ter, center Hobble Moore, quar- the race. terback Dr. Hence Richards - Is she promotor and a former ranking Greater Hartford Open golf backer Jimmy Fisher, liner Pearsoflearfled$l6,5tjf0 Charlie Williams, cor- victory Sunday. He averaged player, said he had known Dr. tournament Sunday man or woman once she puts a racket In her hand? Richards for IS years when the bath-like conditions. in steam- nerback Alvin Parrish and XW 140.078 mIles an how, but g backs Larry Brinson, Tony probably could The Women's Tennis Assocjlatter was Richard Ra'klnd, a Massengale, who leads a Green have gone faster and Willie Wilder. alien insists she should not prominent New York eye sur- Bible study group that meets if he needed to. The defensive backfield Is compete in women's tournagoon. regularly lxi the pro golf tout, deeper In experienced players ments. The U.S. Tennis Associ"I played D,ck In the 35-and- fashioned a strong five-under- hum last year, but it took a se- Orlando Drivers over ation, reacting to Dr. Richards' tournament at Forest Hills par 31 on the TALLAHASSEE back nine for a lAP) opened today. and Bobby Jackson. entry in the ladies' division of - Florida State's football team, two years ago and he had me final-round 66 as he held off a vere blow when cornerback Bowden said he expected one Davis was lost for at Finish 1 -2-3 the forthcoming Open cham- which has won just tow games of his But Bowden said he fears thai match point," Scott said. host of challengers on the IIe bed running backs to his offensive and defensive "Renee Is not the same player I Wethersfieid Country Club's 6,. least the early games with a leg pio&ilps at Forest Hills, has in three years, Li characterized flunk out of BARBERVILLE - It was ,) school, but would linemen are not quick enough to remember. She still has the inJury, ordered chromosome sex teds by speedy backs, plodding not Identify him. 598-yard course, one of one two-three sweep for Jimmy Stephens is the prob- Orlando drivers In for all female competitors. it's linemen Seminole opponents. tennis Instincts and Is a smart shortest 011 the toUt. and erratic The men to beat at running contain the able Inexperience is an additional player but she doesn't have the a national issue suddenly placeklcklng. starter at tight end and class Saturday nlgjg limited The handsome, mustachioed back are Rudy Thomas, a sen. problem at the thrown Into the laps of the In the defensive line, strong twist service and the 29-year-old, younger brother Of Dickey said he will do well In Volusla County Speedway as Hoping to rebound from three br who gained 363 yards In 1975, the switch from where Bowden plans to use two power that Raskind had. She forrntt touring pro Don Massesports and medical estab- successive toeing seasons, linebacker. Homer Williams, Hobo and senior Jeff Leggett, who fromer running Slmms Stephens was a tight end In high and Jack lishments.Fansareinaquan-- Seminoles have turned the has little backs, Fred also lacks endurance. She has ngale, said that just a few school and his first Simmons finlsbe.j experience but had an Miller and Jimmy Heggins. dary. year lost some 30 pounds." weeks ago at the PICU.ant Va1 Florida. at first, second and third. coaching job over to Bobby impressIve spring. Five of the eight games that '1 am me a woman, certified Bowden, a former FSU muscle tone also icy apparIn late model, Orange City's Classic In Massachusetts he The Seminoles suffered a key Florida State "Our strength Is good at skill Gene Evans lost in 1975 were ently has undergone consider- told a friend, "I really so by gynecologists," insists the si4ant who has a 42-23 record loss earlier when leading re- decided by the margin was first, followed didn't positions on offense," Dlckey 6-loot-2, 145-pound oph. In six seasons at West Virginia. ceiver of the able change. P-enee's arms and feel like I could win." He by Jacksonvjjj'5 Terry Mock Mike SJsumann, who field goal. said said. "Our defense has more and thalmologist from Newport Improvement de-. legs appear smooth and supple, he was putting well but didn't Bowden succeeds Darrell caught 38 passes (or 730 yards pends Holly Hu1l' Larry Flynn. on a better showing by wittout muscle bulges. Beach, Calif., who within the think his game was good • Mudra, who was dismissed last year. was arrested on co. sophomore placekicker Keith past year has undergone a sex afterprominejgaJumjj bought Henee tells the olgnan' story enough for a victory. SingJe(ary or a good effort by Ofhow,evenasayow)gboy,she operation changing her from a off his contract. They Then his brother, Rik's boyobjected squad by Bowden. freshman Dave Cappelen. man Into a woman. alwa)s war1e4 to be a girl, hood idol who is now a club pro, to his failure to produce a winJimmy Black, a goc. i.iner "The kicking Is a question often slipping Into "I have played tennis most of ner in two seasons. his mother's worked with him at the PGA who must improve los pauig, mark," Bowden said. rhoei and cIotls. The desire t •-ucnament last week to change "You have to say ow backs is llzted as . . at quarterback, . Facing the 1916 season with persisted as Richard followed his grip. tournaments, which seems my are our strong point on both but faces No.1 a stiff light (rons right. Obviously, I cannot corn- sides of the ball," Bowden many more questions than an- his education to Yale, where he "That's all I changed. That's said. Clyde Walder and Steve swers, Bowden should learn In a pete in the mnens tournament. "But in my opinion, football captained the tennis team, and Just golf. That's how quick It Mathieson. Walker completed hurry where he stands. The %y shouldn't I be allowed to on to the UnIversity of Rochc.s- can change," Massengale said I' gaLnesarewonupfroqg.'s Il70(2Olpassesforl6I9yards SeminQlespjaytheirtjrhree terforamedlcaldevjee. play as a woman?" whero we're apprehensive." and 10 touchdowns Last year. games at Memphis State, afterhIssecog4viyInsjx The women's association, Raskind began the transition ears as a pro. The Seminoles are strong at Three starters return in the Miami and Oklahoma. whose pi-esiclesg Is Chris Evert, running back. Last year's 10 years agi, taking female As he accepted his deck be I - two defensive backfield, which 'We need Instant success," • coi*eod.s Renee, who once was leading rushers, Leon Br1ht thankedGodforthevictoryand raged second nationally Last Bowden said. "We-e got to man In the daytim' a ranking male in the 3$-and- and Larry Key, were not listed season in pass • .• . • delerne. They make a good showing on the his practice and to pursue later explained, "I'm a o'er class, wouid have an onchange Into Christian first. I'm a golfer seeai starters when practice are Joe Camps, Gdry Wolfot-d road." women's ckthes at night. cd." - Re n e e R Ic ha rd s D e ba te t Rik - ' Backs Strongest Point As Bowden Era Launched i• • • :. I L :4 ' -' • '' - -:1 f, : Jones Fails For No. 20 By The Associated Press Pepe Mangual, running for Confidence Randy Jones has. Joe Tone, who reached first on lie's not sure about a balk an error to lead off the seventh Inning, was awarded second , move. "R'snotmyjobasaplayerto base wtien first base umpire WUICK ruiea UW.I Jones balueitIon the umpiring," the San Diego Padres lefth.ander said ked while throwing over to first. alter falling for the second time Jerry Grote followed with a to chalk up his 20th vIctory of double off the left field wall to the season. "Bt i didn't do score Mangual with the game's lone run. anythIng different than Giants 4, EXpOS 3 usually do. And I haven't had a A two-out single by Gary balk called on me since i was Matthews in the ninth Inning pitching In college." The balk played a major role scored Larry Herndon to give n the New York Mets' 14) vie- San Francisco its victory over tory over the Padres Sunday. Monttil. it wa. the Expos' eighth straight loss. PIrates 0, Dodgers 1 Willie Stargell's two-run homer and Richie Zisk's three singles helped Pittsburgh end Los Angeles' six.game winning streak as Larry Demery and Kent Tekulve combined for a six-hitter. Stargell's 16th homer of the season came in the Iirst Inning SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. and the Pirates added two more (AP) - "lie was just a rwlnln' ruj in the fourth and another fool." in the fifth oft loser Rick That was jockey Craig Per- Ithoden, 11-2. The final Pirates ret's assessment of Honest run in the sixth came off Al Pleasure Saturday In the Tray- Downing. ers Stakes - and that assessI'Iliules 5, Astros 1 rnent was *ight on target. Tom Underwood's five-hitter ç Honest Pleasure, who had not and shoddy Houston fielding ç cjon since before the Kentucky gave Philadelphia its victory . Derby In May and who was not over the Astros. Underwood, 9the favorite for the first time Ml 3, walked two and struck out year, smashed a four-race seven as the Phillies won their losing streak, as well as the fifth game in six outings. - Saratoga track record. Canulnats 8, Braves 0 Taking the lead Just a few Keith llernandez' three-run jumps out of the gate, Honest homer and pitcher Lynn - Pleasure toyed with seven other tJfothens three-run double 3.year.olds, charging home four powered St. louis past Atlanta. lengths in front of longshot Mc(;lothen shut out the Braves lomeo in the time of 2:001-5 for on five hits. the 1'. miles. McGlothen squared his With Honest Pleasure record at 11-11 with a 10-strikeshaking his beaten favorite's out. one-walk perfonnance. it role, that distinction in the wa.stheSt. Louis right-bander's - Travers went to Ogden Mills third shutout and eighth cornPhlpps' Majestic Light, who plete game of the year. was never in contention and Reds 4, Cubs 3 finished seventh in the eightPete Rose's two-out single in , field, the seventh drove home Ed Ar"A hell of a horse did his job tnbrtster with the tie-breaking ." said Perret after riding lion run, lilting Cincinnati to Its vicest Pleasure to his filth victory tory over the Chicago Cubs. v In nine starts this year and his Four Chicago pitchers held .11th win in 17 career races. the tiard-hiting Reds to just Thc winner's share of $65,040 four hits three by Joe MorifroI11 a purse of $108,400 boosted gan, whose 23rd homer of the Honest Pleasure's career season with one on tied the earnings to $734,439st-ore at 3-3. I-Iones t Pleas ure 0 A4 U C h - -• -. r ,' - _ a.av; W Il-It lies; P (471 113.10. -, -. asInton lpaamsJ; 3. Nancy, Bruce (Pat. 3100 11.20 7.00; 2. Bit OS Gree. Ui Nimble Rosdy, 7. AlIce Hansen, S. TWILPTN-. I. Mutllle.Eloffl (7) teflon); a. Miglith Senator (Lyons); 6.103.20: 3. Ihelly (5) 5.00; Q (07) lets Heather. 1. Smokmapon (Namie); S. My Boy 3SIOi P (0-7) 1N.00; 7(67.5) 73g 11.10, 310. 3.00; 3. Arnals.WaHy (3) . 0151.01, IIOIITH1. Travulhn Andy, 2. ii, 340; 3. Ratae(.Rndollo (4) (Vandsewer. 20.20. St. Louis 20, ChIcago 14 Atm Pat. . Madam PrInter, 4. Ks 3.00; 0 (37) 55.10, P (13) 175.20; Los Angeles 23. Oakland II Wheel, 1. Demon,.. Tels Mae Dog Racing Denver 52, s.attl. 7 Kansas City 23, A - 1077; Handle - 0300.353 MAT1NIIINTRIIS New York Jets 77, Houston 24 San FrancIsco ii, Pharaoh, S. Noting, a. My 519 119 0 (2.4 wIth 3-7) 01040. NINTH- 1. WaysIde Sutan. 3. SATURDAY NISNT Trivetin Dan. 3. l's Lisle, 4. .iirne - I. Sob-Gain II 13.11. FiRST- 1. WrIght Cruisir, 2. *111.0.5. WeIla Pet, 0. DevIl's Den,?. , Sunday's ResiN Blue lomy, 3. My Slu* $, 4. 5.205.10,3 Neilo 4.arenso 13)110. .Iullan, 5. Mr. Good. •, Minnesota 23, ladmlplla 5, Houston 1 5. Suck*in Warrior, a. Just There, Cuncinn.1 17 TINTN- I. Chlty, 3 JIm ,ob tso,3. SOISSPCO (4) 000: 0 (3-7) FIRST - I. Robert West (4) 30.00 St. Louis 5. Atlanta o Today's P (7.3) 110.70. 7. 0. R. VunnIe, I. Slick Lad. Hansen. 3. Spectre Trend, 4. (Vi 10.10 S.30, 2. Cleveland Dreamy Dee Dee (I) CinCinnati 4. ChIcago 3 at SICOND - 1. lebDsvalos (1) Pttlladelptila SICOND- 1. Dark Velvet, 2. Yes APpiel, 5. Sold Star, 4. ' in) 7100.00,3. MAM's Klmber (3) $20; Man, 3. My Odyitte, 4. Tohas MiffHl, 7. MNe Llberatlo,,,S. Nap', 23.00.1110.500; 3. SoNe.Pecina itt I, Los Angeles 1 (3) Q (Is) 00.50; P (6-I) 215.00; 31.50. New York 1, San Diego 0 . SIteFd.Y, Trinkat, 4.50.340; 3. Jullan-Paco 12) 140; 0 ,. Tim Kelly. a. Fawn Johnny. SICOND - I. Wrangled (0) 3.00 Donald,?.S. WashIngton at San FrancIsco 4. Montreal 3 (3-4)46.00; Kema, I. New York P (43)110.10; 5190(3.7 ILIVINTN. 1. Hiibli Talon. 2. Jartliad Alice. 3.10 2.40; 2. llondy StrIde (3) 0.50 ' (ii) Teday's Games THIRD- 1. Malei Haapy, 3. Stranded. 3. lob Tr7ofl, 1. Toughy wIth 3-1) 034.30. 4.10 3. Or lurbon (3) 2.00; Q BaltImore Philadelphia (51) at Atlanta, () Beacon HIll, (Lonborg THuD - 1. S0lOS-Mandiola (1) 13-I) 3. Pure Luck. 4. Sasey Tommy, 3. Spied Di'lvt, a. WillIe 1400; P (5-3) 4.00; T ($5.3) £3.10: at Atlanta (Ruthyun 12-il). In) Chicago at Tampa B Corny, 3. Momma's Thna. I 's Wesley,?. My My Molly, S. RunnIng 114O,4113io;3. Gastl.Lorenxo (3) In) 00 (6.5) 115.10; 3134. Denver at St. LouIs. in) SI. Louis (Denny 74) at Clii. . 510,4.20; 3. Ratael-Walty (7) 5.40:0 Mama liar, 7. Schumaker, C L's Randy. THIRD - I. London Tara (4) 5.10 Pert Paston. Detroit at Kansas City. cinnati (Billlngham us). (,) 1. Jug, 2. L's (1-3) 20.20; P (1.3) 53.4. TWILPTN 3.00300; 2. Perfect DebbIe Pittsburgh (Rooker 104) New York Giants at Orem (1) 10.10 FOURTH - 1. ElorrI (21 1545. FOURTH- 1. Lapse Forward, 2. Daroma Race, 3. MAM's Sinus, 4. S.00;3. RlffeI (7) 3.50; 0(1-4)21.10, Bay, In) San Diego (Sawyer 30), In) PrInter Play, 3. JurIst John, 4. Stan Pare, 5. Mr. Monk, •. 5.20.400,2. GaIdos (7)710.3.10, 3. P S0.10 1 Philadelphia (1.1-7) 31040; 31.4$. L. Eckert. S. AssOrted Tray, 6. 0. 5. Streaker. 1. J0Nm15 Margie. M Montreal (Stanuiousa 7-7) at Minnesota, (3)3.20:0 (2•7) 73.10; P (27) In) FOURTH -1. Connected (0) 3.50 Charles, Los Angeles (JoIm a-I), 337.00: DO (U) 20140. 7. Malou Ado, I. Wright Flirty G.ftle. CinCinnatI at ?3w Cr):2-;, 2.007.10: 2. Just LeIgh (3) 2.00 2.10; Dart. Only qanes Scheduled Sipyti C ' Mulfflta-Sargu,, 11 3. Billlnqsley II) 240; 0(54) 1OM; ....... VV, ur'.usy's - -. FIFTH-. \ i0. 3.60; 2. tsa-Cnlai u.J. 2. P (4.5) 17 70, 7 (65E 25.10; 3$.IQ Soc,eiy Sun, 3. HOU$IO Pittt,h at Dallas, al Chicago 0.20. 3.10; 3. GastIResIfow 3.10; Ike Stridir, 1. FIFTH Miami 1. Bachlor Boy (1) at Houston, Philadelphia at Atlanta, In) (4) 4140: P (7.47 114.10. () 750 Analee Cox, 3. Otis, a. Rufut Butfalo at Los Angeles, In) DAYTONA SIACH 1203.10:7. Peggy West (a) 1.10340; .Hazourl, 7. Goslsa Mighty, S. Wright SIXTH - 1. lolos.D(aga (2) 140, St. Louis at Cincinnati, In) , 3. lop Ginger(S) 6.20; SATURDAYMATINII Pittsburgh at San Olego. In) Sunday, A.... 0(1-4)32.50; Soc.. 120, 34; 7. Marlo.P,chna (1) 0.10, P (I-a) 70.20; 1 (1.4-I) 301.00 3143. G.klafld at San FranciSco New York at San FrancIsco, SIXTH- 1. WrIght Can Can, 2. FIRST - I. Sb-PIco 0) 0.20, 5.40; 3. Nestor.Davalos (6) 5.20; 0 SIXTH - 1. Shinnon (3) 5.20 1.00 San Diego at Seattle In) (13) 1040) P (2.1) 11700: DO (7.2) Karaman, 3. Jolly Jumper, i. S00, 6.00: 2. VldorLorenzo (4) 5.00. 3.50;2. H.L.'s5heiyy(a)3.3403 Monday, Montreal at Los Angeles. in) Ment'teya MOrning, 5. OR, petunia, 3:20; 3. UriartDa,•tosto) 340;Q 113.70. , Yankee Banner (1) 3.20; Q (3-4) 0 Dudla Dee. 7. Jarhead So So, I. New England at Cleveland, P (04) hue. SIVINTN - 1. VICtor.eoniguen 20.00; p 43-4) 02.30; T 13-6.1) 374.40: San Ann. AMERICAN LEAGUE (n) SECOND 1. Urlarte.Pechna (7) (2) 12.10, 3.40, 440; 2. ZubI-Gasfi II 3110. East (5) 1310, 11.30; 3. Sotina-Cobian (5) $IVINTH- 1. Aggle Faith, 2. 4.00. 1.10, 3.50; 2. Barquhn.Oavalos SEVENTH - I. Leagued (1) 11.00 w L Pc,. Black Joe, 3. ma FrIend, 4. RuffIan, (4) 1.10, 4.00; 3. M.arlo.Gastl 11(2) 100: 0 (2-1) 31.10; P (2-I) 143.00. £205.00; 2. Battling Bob(a) 3.2*3.30 S. Wa*berry, a. New York 72 4 .600 0 (47) 30.40; P (7-1) 103.10; EIGHTH - 1. AoraIz.Coblan (4) American Camp, 3. Sail AbOSJj (5) 4.200 114) 14.00 P Traffic Jam, I. Joker Baltimore t i .521 0", Big Q (5-5 with 4-7) 1001.10. 00, 5.50. 3.10; 2. Orbe.Echanbz (3) lake. Cleveland SEMINOLE (1-4) 32.00; 1 (1-4-I) 27010; 31.31. 10 63 THIRD I. SOIosRadolfo (2) 5.10.130; 3. OastI-Wauy (2) 1.00; 0 EIGHTH- I. MI: Moses, 2. 540, 4* Detroit SATURDAY NIGHT 50 64 .175 4.50; 2. Vldor.Wally (6) (3-4) 31.50; P14-3) 103.10; hg 0(2-1 EIGHTH-i. Wright Gay (I) 3.40 LegalIzed, 3 Pecos BlacklIght, Boston 7.103.20, 2. Big ExpectatIon (1) 5.40 White Shata, S. Wright 57 64 .471 HI FifI, 6. 12.10, 740; 3. GaldoS-Goodwhn (3) wIth 3-4) 443.00. FIRST Milwkee 3.00; 3. 1. Shaded Blue (5) 3.10; 0 (4-0) Woodles DelIght 33 63 41, John Silts. 7. 519 S.d Bare. • 1.00; 0 (24) 42.50; p (2-4) 130.50. NINTH - I. Orbe (7)21* $1.10, (Nomio) (6) p.10 4.20 2.50; 7. 15.10 P (5-4) 33.50; T (545) 101.00; West FOURTH -1. ZubI (5) 12.10. £40, 3.50; 2. Rafael (2) 410. 2.40; 3. jackson County. Decatur 31.55. , Kan City Boy (7) 1.00 7.50; 3. Clever , .615 NINTH-i. Its Karo, 2. Ramblhn, (00,2. Pchna (3)1.50,3.00:3. Gastl ApraIs (1)340,0(2.7) 64.40; P (7-2) TrIp (2) 1.00; 0 (6-7) 23.10; 2:05.4. Oakland NlNTH1.JIgsawJa(1) 13.20 3. Beauty Cox, 1. U .337 , Wright Gala, s 1 5 3ao Q (2-0) 1140; P (0-2) 332.2*. SECOND - 1. Taylor Farvel 10.20 340; 3. MIllstone (7) 1.10 3.31; May Bowl, MilViliota 62 42 . 14 TENTH - 1. Nestor.Goodwln (1) 4. Nap's Joe Potts, 7. Our 131.10. DO (2-I) 115.10. Texas (BrIdges) (5)6.003.103.00; 2. Sack. 3. Kainail (I) 4.50; 0 (1-7) 3.s0; P 55 63 .472 17", FIFTH-i. lsasa.Elorrl (3) 13.10, 10.50. 4.00. 3.10; 2. 2. Jullan-Pechna Hope, I. Tamle Mink. tire Bayei (3) 340 3.30; 3. Oumban (1-7) 330.10; T (1-7-5) 75140; 31.45. California 5 70 TENTH- 1. Cory AllIson, 2. 4.40,3.00; 2. Solana.Sarduy (2) 5.40, (1)5.00. 3.10,3. Urlarte.Lor,nzo(5) Frlsco(a)4.10;Q(3.$) 12.10:1(5-3. Chicago TENTH - 1. G.M.', Debbie (a) Penrose Fee, 3. B.B.'s Knee, 1. 5. 3.43.MfhlIa.Ma045(7)a40;Q 300;Q(i.l)56.O0;p(4)))15.50; DO 6) 222.20; 0.0. (6-5) 10.10: 2:00.3. 10.00 11.20 12.40; 2. Pearl's PaIn (3) Saturdays Results PrInter, 5. Trade Day, a. Ed Ghost, (2.3) fhO p (3-2) 52.50. (74) 433-40. THIRD - 1. AdIos Pompey 10.00 S.I0 3. Patti Shaw (3) 7.00; 0 7. Soy Wonder, Boston S Oakland 2 SIXTH - 1. 5ol.OastI II (6) ELIVINTH -1. ZubI-Elorri (I) S. Travelin Jane. Minnesota 7, Detroit 3. 10 In(Ormsby) (2) 11.004.003.30:2. .Iesta (54) 60.00; P (6-5) 321.00; 1 (6.5-3) ELEVENTH 1. Penmarrlc, 2. 10.20. 6.20, 440: 2. Bob.Lor.nzo (2) 110, 5.00. 1.40; 2. Bob.Sarv (3) nings Chief 4) 410 2.10; . Conestoga 1611.50, 31.11. Penrose Don, 3. Josle Potts, 1. Slit, 4.4 300; 3. Barguln.Goodwln (1) 000, 510; 3. Nestoq.Coblan (1) 3.20; ELEVENTH-i. Printer Express Julce,S. Clover Char, 4. B's Chicago ii, BaltImore 10. 12 (5) 3.20; 0 (24) 13.00; T (74.5) Beer, 3.10;Q(24)31.00; P10-2)100.50; 00 0 (II) 35.20; P 103) 07.30. 216.20; innings 1:35. (1) 7404.40, 2.50; 2. Summer Dew 7 Oereclmo Eckert, S. Traceys TWELFTH -1. Isasa.Rodohte (3) (34)101.10. FOURTH - 1. ChoIce Lee Hy (4) 3.20 3.20; 3. Souran Shirley (2) Touchka. Kansas City 6, Milwaukee 2 SEVENTH - 1. Solana.Maidlola 15.20. 4.10. 440; 2. Apralz.Mandlola (DennIs) (0) 11.50 4.20 3.40; 7. SlIck 3.50; 0 (46) 12.10; P (4-4) 30.00; 1 California 1, New York 3 TWILFTH- 1. Slick JIm, 2. (4) 16.10. 6.00, 4.00; 2. Orbe-Gasti II (5) 10.00, 2.60: 3. Gastl-Gasti 11(2) Bullet (1) 7.20 4.50; 3. George Way (4-47)135.40; 3143. 5.40, 310 2. Vhctor.Sarduy (3) 2.60; 0 (3.5) 3440; P (3-5) Texas 5, Cleveland 3 OnIon, 3. Western WhIsky, 4. He, s. 132.00; (3) 6.20: 0 (1-4) 37.10; T (6.1-3) TWELFTH - 1. SC Lonesome Joe State, 6. My Girl Pick, 7. Brave 4.20; 0 (4.7) 35.50: P (40) 110.10 Sunday's Results Big 0 (3-S wIth 3-5) 53640. 2500.20; 2:00.3. (3)11.20 550 5.20; 2. WrIght Flyer Lucille, S. Mickey Ecknrt. BaltImore 63. Chicago 2-7 FIPTH(tle)-Monterey Hanover (6)!.20 &0O;3.Nap'sjeff($)3.10;Q Mmnnnota-6, Detroit 12 Inflings (Brldges (7) 1.20 2.00 4.00 and (3a) 36.40; P (3-4) 131.10; 1 (3-4-I) TONIGHT'S ENTRIES Joshua (Strong) (5) 1.204001.40; 3. 21740; 31.49. CalitørnIa II. New York innings A - 3205; Handle - 12S',OiS. Buddy I-lope (i)1I0;Q (1-5) 13.20; 1 FIRST - I. M&M's Ann. 2. Oakland 7. Bostn a. II innings (5-7-1) 55.00; T (7-01)110.10; 2:09.3. SpirIt, 3. Gay Velvet, 4. SATURDAY NIGHT SIXTH - 1. John L. Kansas Cty 7. Milwak,, 4 Wright DrIve, S. VInegar BIll, 4. ande enter) (6) 6.00 3.00 2.40; 2. Cleveland 3. Texas I FIRST - 1. Mark Belew (5) 15.10 Jack Nebo. 1. Bar S Redwine, a. Tathow (7) 3.20 2.60; 3. Dee Frisky Todays Games U •a I L - I UI II . I Jenolla. 0 (6-1) 7.00; T (07-4) S.20; 5.40 3.00; 2. Cadet Chancy (5) 4.10 Calitornla (Ryan 1015) at 4.003. SECOND1. Spyhn Sly, 3. PetIte CanadIan Bowl (4)5.00:0 (5 1:33.1. Boston (Lee i 4) () PInto, 3. Fawn Dawn, 4. P.cos 43-50; P (5-5) 261.00; 3121 SEVENTH - 1. Shawnee V411I Oakland (Blue liii) at SaUl. Smokln, 5. Ernesta, 6. Donna SECOND-i. WaysIde linsu (it 5t (3) 21.10 1.00 240; 2. more (Flanagan 03). In) Eckert, 7. Cav,tt. S. Royal Wasson. G.eat Value (1)3.103.00; 3. victory 3402.607.40,2. Tlppy Faith (5)2.50 Kansas City (Fltzmorrls 1101 THIRD- 1. Intervene, 2. E*ias at Cleveland (Ecker-sley 5-10), Wreath (3)2.10; 0(27) 33-00; 1 (2-7. 2.60, • Diuy Dart (7) 3.00; Q (is) Mary, 3. Luck Up. 1. Afla, 5. Ran7.10. P (i-I) 13.20; 1 (1-0.7) 16.60; 3)117.50; 2:06.1. In) dy's lIna, 6. Cozy Covey, 7. SlIver EIGHTH - I. Baron Bell DO (I-i) i40; 31.16. Minnesota (Singer 105) at THIRD - I. Silent Strider (6) ______________________ (Scholler) (5) 25.00 S.40 5.20; 2. Sue P4ew York (Holtlman 10$), () Fly Byrd (2) 210 3.00; 3. RacIng 1500 6.10 340; 2. Timothy Faith (7) Chicago IGossage S-il) at Dc r ClOud (1) 6.00; 0(7-5) 23.10; 1 (5-2. 1402.50; 3. Risky Fritz (1) 4.60; 0 troit (Bare 56). In) (67) 23.40; P (7-4) 1.20; T (47-1) 1)2120.10; 2:00. Milwaukee (Rodriguez 40) at NINTH - I. S11Itai Girl (Bolton) 531.00; 35.00. Texas (Umbarger 5-9), in) FOURTH-i. Classic Clarke (1) (6222.20.207.104.&0;2.Maximize(u) Tuesdat's Games 3.503-402.00; 2. E.C. Tuttle (5) 440 160 3.40; 3. Proms RIval (7) 4.10; California at Boston, In) (6$) 15.00; T (6-5-7) 553.20; 2:07.2. 300 3. Ramblin Scamp (4) 340; 0 Oakland at Baltimore. In) TENTH - I. Curtis HIll (Seiders) (1-5) 15.50; P (I-st 34.30; 1 (1-5.4) Kansas City at Cleveland, () (1) 00 3.40 3.00; 2. Lady Dee Dee 131.40; 31.11. Minnesota at New York. In) FIFTh - 1. PrIme Pbg.on (2) (3) 7.10 400; 3. Czar Napoleon (5) Chicago at Detroit, In) 309 (31) 25.50; T (1-3.5) 261.40; Milwaukee it Texas. In) i..v, j. nyon,os iiooeu (5; Q; Q 2:05.1, I' (2-1) 117.50; P (2-1) 263.10; 1 (2-16) A - 1063; Handle - $54,171. DAYTONA SIACH SATURDAY MATINIS u. -JaI.A'i" I Harness Racing , FIRST! DON'T H4€A WHEEL Major League WE FI I A 76600; 3S.47. SIXTH - 1. Mary Kate (1) 3.20 2402.10:2. Rugged Randy (5) 1.20 FIRST - 1. Maurice Edward 360; 3. B's Sister (0) 3.20; 0 (1-5) 1060; P (1-5) 17.70; T (iSO) 27.00; (Bereznak); 2. Vlrglnias Kash (Hobbs); 3. Z Laster Son (Met31.16. AmerIcan League SEVENTH - 1. Worthy Will (6) BATTING (300 at bats)- calil.); 4. LightnIng Dream MRje, KC. .355, 0 Brett, XC, (Newman); 5. Flaxeys Boy (Lake); 10.20 3.50 5.20; 2. Mac's George Ii) 6. Metrolina Dusty (Bridges); 7. 660 4.10; 3. Dream Acre (5) 4.20; 344; LeFlore, . 330 tock. Mm. .332; Carew, Mm. JCli)f$ M G (Howard); S. Dancing (I 6) 4110; P (6-1) 109.50; T (6-1-5) 322 Colleen IVandervort). 467.20; 31.32. EIGHTH -1. More Security RUPIS-R.White, NY. Si; SECOND - 1. Michlan. ChIef 540440 Otis. XC, 50; LeFlore, Dot, 19; (Jeflerson); 3.20; 2. My Rules (1) 5.10 2. Bay Lalrd (Peter4.503. Northern FrIend (5) 0.00; Q G.Brett. Xc. 79, North, Oak, san), 3. Zoom (Page); 4. LIberty 71 (II) 37.00; P (0-1) 115.50; 1 (S-I-i) Blaze (Peters); S. Kim Lobell RUNS BATTED IN-May (Johnson); 6. Tiogas Grace berry, XC. 53; Chambliss, NY. (Phillips); 1. Pocket Silver (Parr); II; Reiackson, B.ai. 00; L.May, 5. Aloof (Kurtzworm). Sal, 79; Munson. NY, 71. THIRD - 1. Red Courwel (No 4vv1 HITS-G Brett. XC. $11; LeF Driver); 2. Beau Sabre (SIca); 3. lore, Dc?, 135; Car,w. Mm. 140; Barlows Dutchess (Piper); i. Chamblisi, NY. 144; River-i. Thorpes Champ (Plo Driver); NY. 116. Darned Heel (Bridges); o. Tar DOUBLES-Otis, XC, 31; Dapple (Metcalfe); 7. Chatham 1L7IThT Mcllae, XC. 20; Rivers, NY. Nick (Dvoracek); I. Scottie Tron ____________________________ 27. GBrett, XC. 27; Carty. Cle, (Aldrich). 26. ____________ FOURTH - I.Valley Will (Reilly) TRIPLES-G.B,.ett, XC. 13; Clayhaven Pioneer (Lake); 3. Garner. Oak. 12; LeFlore. Dot. 5; Carew. Mm. 5; Bumbry. Sal, Extra Angus (Metcalife); 1. Sneaky 7, Poquette, XC, 7. John (Gill); 5. Hobbys Changer HOME RUNS-Bando, Oak, (Dagenaii); 6. Chance Win (No' 23; Reiackson, Sal, 22; L.May. Driver); 1 Galavans (No Driver); 5. Bal, 22; Hendrick, Cl,, 20; Veias Choice (Plartier). FIFTH - I. Miss Bernardston (No ONettles, NY, 20. Driver); 2. Brockpoçt Boy (Udell); National League 3. Ocmulgee Gem (Bridge-i); 1. BATTING (300 at bits) Dutch Time (No DrIver); S. Passe J3hnstone, Phi. .34; Madlock. IM. Crank); 6. Surgery Time Chi 335; Griffey, Ciii. .325; (Vandetvort); 7. Chief Mercedes Morgan. Cm. .325; OMaddox. (Vilar); I. Lady Byrd Spartan Phi, 32$. (Lake). RUNS-Rose. Cin 105; Grit OIXTH - I. Color Me Beanie Icy. Cm. 96; Morgai. CIn. OS (Britton); 2. Ocala Byby Freight Schmidt, Phi, 3; Monday, Chi. (Hobbs); 3. Abs Hops (Smith) 4. My Tawni (Lake); 5. Sharon Ola RUNS BATTED IN- (Seidori); 6. Carlton TIme (VanG.Foster, Cm. 101; Morgan, dervort); 7. Proud Speed (Dennis); Ciii, $9; Schmidt. Phi, SI; Lu $ Oteca Mis (Bereznak). zunski, Phi, 10; Watson. Htn. 75. SEVENTH - I. Western Scott HITS-Rose, Cm. $63; ManIa (Bourgeni,); 2. Wantawln Easy nez, All, 131; G.arvey. LA. ISO; (Shell); 3. Shelbys Beau (Selders); Buckner. LA. 119; G.Foster, 1. Crazy Goose (Vandeventer); 3. Ill Captain Riddle N. (M.tcaiife); 6. E DOUBLES-Madlock, ChI, 31; R D (No Driver); 7. Lotus Bud Johnstone. Phi, 31. 315k. Pgh. (Bridges) I. Bones Demon (Kueti79. Foii. Mon. 21; Smmons. worth). LIA%I I TONIGHT'S ENTRIES _____ SECOND BEST_ TIMC Leaders ______ __________________________________________ An exciting evening of ________ fantastic fun and delicious dining. Ten races nightlyrainorshine Post time 8:00 Dining room opens 6:30 FOR DRIVING _____________ CONFIDENCE JOIN THE MICHELIN MOVEMENT ________ __________ ______ _________ ______ MCROBERTS TIRES Highway l7-flnC.s,eib.rry Phone 531.1140 fO'Ciubhouoe,,s.r,aj,ons JOHN DICKEY INC. INOLE Ph. fl2.0a 1 405 W. First St., Sanford HARNI$$ RAC1WAY ______________________ UlI1lC:1I! FOR SAFE CA REFREE DRiVING REPLACE VRN ShockS 'wriluill t FREE! ALIGNMENT WITH BALL JOINTS - r1MvI UUIT Our Expert Midia nics Will Install Both Upper Ball Joints Or Both Lower B-all Joints And Align Your Front Whieli Most American MONRO-MA MONROE QUALITY AND IMPROVED RIDE CONTROL 4 SPECIAL $ FREE INSTALLATION Cars. Y4VU11?1 - ..- %. t I.. A T .......-. -., ..,.., --3g"..........r-. 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(Fit) 31 MOVIE: '' 'ee George Sanders (Tues.) -pu,- o P,bi Freenwi. (d.) . TIOUES (Tues.) ERICA ('flus)bWN(FrL)UR TENNIS 1150 O PALL HARVEY CCM. 4TARY 11:56 ca (i) * an -_ - - -_ Hobby Becomes Business Evening F4tors Now - •lle. U they could charge money eao (I) (Fit crØ I ahoy are riled. and for the tickets it wouk't be -• _ 600 JEN*iE yre Ma.et as hesitt I. such a proem. Then the buy. (2) ) II) (13 PEWS (4) PASTORS STUDY eac her Starts WS would have something in. S FAMILY (1) SUI$Ei SEsTu 11* -le I. PC PC the a nd Career * MY FAVORITE MARTIAN vnded in attending. * federal ______ .D UUAS, vv *,c You "S _______ 610 kimndmmMwOmWlwa regulations prohibit their sale . p200 (I) SUPISE JAM ' , . 111111`111111111111111111 cat. Theygavea and so there Uno way of,. y jm PAYTFISON 4121 . ii) (1) P sell Ms hardware More so and ssks4y rime. Here, log whether the people who pick •'ri€ LW4TOucHASLES Afternoon W.mea's Edit.e (4) i aio HOPE I DREAM OF IEAtV that he can help manage W1111111 pwkw 'em in in all them up will actually turn Out CT) UUAS, YOGA NC YOU 6:50 :4) ABC PEWS Gifts by Nan. ______ 100 for the show. .. (4) CaB PEWS *200 you Mart a second .V 24 Liz MiEPis ss.pERORROW MEN — career after retiring from (2) (1) "He's always loved the Comequently, thousands of STARS WATER SKI TOUR. (31) KUTANA • P4ASpMIJ,E ON (2) LY DEVOTIONAL By LEE KARGLIJES YOUNG 7. -.4 gills the first, It's got to be a tickets have to be distributed to and enjoyed going to P1?4T: L Evening • i Herald. Sanford. Ft. ROAD Msnd.y, Aug. 23, lrn-is 6:51 Associated Press Writer LESS sa th e shows with en.," e. XM career of love," guarantee that a few hundred 10:00 ys Mrs. ________________________________________ Ord " Morey 'LI) DAILY ( PALL HARVEY S (Pbt lwai4i miss.) LOS ANGELES 'APi - They will be there. ___ (2) tuft 1w 90 min. program plalned Mrs. Coleman, She SNFOFC Boyd (Nellie) Coleman. 130 700 -, '5.__ OLCK. DUCK GOOSE (Fri.) get free tickets to see television onwsflng 1w S4 (R) - '' The Sanford resident, attends gift Mu every Fran, 1) LATE NEWS Io. 6,0" CE MI) TODAY B NIMBLE ___ o stars at work. Before the show n La Dovici, &oiwd, "During the swnmer months huat*nd's hardware More who grew up In 7iT 5iiftICUllrly at the . S NOT1CiA3 Ouirn (Fri.)-0900 of aved. meeting place far friends. I 7 3 4 $) y I .... P , 31 BIG VALLEY FIL darts they're entertained by a we 24 SESAME on S ec ji.5y 200 aul ond Street, and have too many prob. --my" to teacti Merchandise Mart In returned in , . (4) (1) CBS PEWS: (110,5 wanted to be p of 1210 .ftT 31 R*ITPITWi -1 I ioo 2) OAJLYOEYOTIOPI,aJ.. ost s r.-''-' lems because the town Is opened up a small gifts ' tr*i. locol rwai,Qt4). Atlanta, her home town after Ga. and Curtis revitalization. I try to dock TIEOONOSK 700 CU) QD --.•. . . . CELEBRITY 110 ':. bind, too. They may get free packed with tourists," says Di S POPEVE kiosk. She named it for her completing co ' NC FRIENDS HiCki hi Tampa. llege, retired the merchandise people (4) (1 SEARCH FOR I) TOTaL TIE IRJIH STM(E "i;. . __ transportation to and from the Sante. The networks are able to (2) - GAYS OF OUR " 4 c- .-. (7) SESAME STREET pet name, Nan. in im & semumi. p,jgi " U5Uai17 buy an a bunch want so th wo ha ey TOMORROW n't ve to (4JBRWYBLJIcH ...' i iu.saay LIVES event. A few may even leave 'mined tickets for jot about cv. L , ' GOOD MORNING pr School where she taught I I 5 LOVE, AMERICAN the things I like. Naturally, .. 1. _. Business boomed. She CONCENTRATION '1°P out of town." 1100 i ,- i . ~ . -- .1 "' AS THE WORLD AMERICA with expensive gifts. er1hiog by simply answering En&ii, Latin and dean.. I consider STYLE S HOGAN'S HEROES whether inch Into the hardware MornIng Mrs. Coleman selected a unto 600 , Who Virtually anyone; and wrlte4n requests and handing C!) FEEDBACK "Teaching has always been Custom wiui like uien More further and further. FAMILY FELO 600 (1) location right downtown on (4) CL CAPTAIN tw,,, ,he saa ( just for attending the fIbnii or them out at their headquarters 14 (Fri.) ROMAGNOLI'S --pp,, CL my fi 9,0W rst love," she said of Finally she decided that if w.. CL (n.. KANGAROO SI ir. First Street, ji west of TABLE MARCUS L8Y, M.D. LiØig Of 6 'IV program here In and a few other locations UD GAMBIT her 34 years In the PER SEMESTER "Tb —•she was going to get all the S CCIjSiILN1Y CLOSE UP Mrs. Coleman said that the Sanford Library. After 31 STAR T( the television production capt. around town. • Mit) PEDOC Miss. classroom. I. TrweEon *Jteriss r 1w 210 space she needed for atea I10 extensive redecorating, her goal in to serve the 710 through Fit) NOT FOR MI at In nonsusnm months they Her second 21st century." (Tue..) THE DOCTORS is for (2) expansion, she would have 5 FRAN CAILTON EX. Gs by Nan reopened in people of Sanford and 100 (2) WILD KINDOOM ENOPLY 17i "One mlgt* think ft's the tend to rely more on groups to CKERBARRM (Thin.) pretty things - the kind of ERCISESIOAI to open a separate More. (4) (1) THE 0UO$N05' Its new sett ing. "z tbo* (2) ( SOMERSET make a co ntribution to the (4) HOLLYWOOD HOT SEAT I / easiest thing In the world, that flu all the empty seats. They OF PEN NC '#IEN attractive ornaments and woo ___ The question was, LIGHT (4) MIDDAY SOUARSS ' r town's 24 LLIAS, YOGA AND y aboutchangingthenne rev1t alkitjin, The 6:10 . If you're putting on a TV show contact military installations, ' noveltleg one finds in gift where? (I) j014i MCKAY SHOW 1110 ,— ' '.. some service she ing more formal, th en joys most is i.4)SupGe,E ALMANAC people are (4) GAMBIT going churches, fraternities, civic . shops. "When my husband MOVIE (Mori.) 11w "ft was kind of a oneHOGANSIEfIOES HOLLYWOOD ' but people were familiar wi1des-to.be, 8:15 P.Wr8EY RFD . (1) to come. Not so," says Joseph groups, big companies and oth1. ' 'i.' WbnW Is DwKjmuq .-,AV" was In the eLç. (I) LETSMAICEAOEAL UAS man deal ii ii Mhpr and fu Mrs - j,n, (1) SU J S i,,t,n. urt svi Dl Sante, who ts.kt . e,iiairge of or places. 1 — i .... -- rt Oenc" Z V) wherever he was posted, i place, and it had become ç in the end, I j us ANOTHER . t kept it," thirteen Is not an unlucky SPIRIT (Toes.) PRACTICAl. the ABC l962.(TUSS.)1Cf101tif U. Jr. COMEDY T}E. 5 (Wat Toes,. would get a job in a gift ) L2i (P&n.) WITH THIS RING comfy, like an old shoe. ,g she said. Illnnber - to date, that is CHRISTIAN LMNG () I I programs. TER "LI 306." Eugene le1 OF PEN (Thum) ' i shop," she explained. her I finally realized about a (Tues. Wed..Thur..) I S MICKEY MOUSE CLUB THE ROCK (Thu's.) MAI*4A the most brides she has fof, 0V$' 1941. (.) JQLV Mrs. Coleman's "one. as a nun *to The task can be so demanding course. tilt programs such as ON YOUR C#dN (Fri.) 1IE When the couple li ved in DREAM OF £AANIE (Y) ago that I (*ft) THE aBLE (84w) had been serving at any ne GIfts for mew tacinde pstrl.Ck masical IIasles he iie b 1w man deal" has now . nVi PW1L" UGION IN THE PEWS Vi4 about that All theme major networks. "The g PROFILES IN Indianapolis, Ind., she Show," "The outgrown it. CID MOVIE: Mn.) lbs time. Ci) HAPPY DAYS (RI his polnotici 10 &. ii shop N L ---rt pended to a four-woman (13 GENERAL HOSPITAL -other production facilities Carol Burnett Show" and the became an assistant buyer of hie pk~slocal when he "About the time I was TENNESSEE TUXEDO. j with the owner around town, have people top situation comedies rim into . In the gift business an Items in the gift shop C w Ioiw Preempted ng to move,tiiepan Friday for Following British Example assisted by Ruby. King, employed fulitline to handle It. difficulties only around It include linens, china, experience she values now 'Fcmty's RHOO Ft,TIttS• for revitalizing downtown IN Marti Perkins and I And there is still onongh work holidays glassware and that5hei5 theopator ofa a rVØ* *Ch the Sanford were Just getting Stephanie Morton, a 1972 left over to keep. couple of Also dolls, figurines, wood gift shop of her own. Also easy to fill are game en elIcit b Prow men aren't 3:15 under So I th ht oug , in graduate of Seminole High independents in business. items, wrogtd iron and CI) Gifts by Nan started in a necessary for tmh*V hn shows onwhich members of the GENERAL HOSPITAL TV why not help downtown, I di and former student of Mrs. U that's hard to believe, you audience can win prizes, such MOVIE: 1s11J P11w ie period small way. "I wanted novelty Imports. Mrs. Ayea the Ind help myself . i Coleman. A further nue.- Done Ardmwe, au as me Price is Right" and Coleman also takes Into something to do after I sane tune? IN NEW YORK iAP - Long says Nigel Harrop, market development has been X CC MATCH GAME thence are needed for every -Tattletales.- On the latter acco unt the season, and retired," Mrs. Coleman ing frank show for U.S. television, year usually drawing 75 per "I'd like to see downtown IT Men realizois 1w ,,,p' S THREE STOOGES Boyd Coleman's Interest In used for advertising soaps and supervisor episode of more than stocks specialty Items Thames Tele- John Hurt gives a touching, cent of the audience. He ci.explained. She com• execu ,A AND Sanford comebackto being 'i Wtde1ws, his wife's business, and he sedans, television now begins vision, the "advertiser." Christmas, Easter and ation comedies, a hanul of live Alfred Landoiph. there is a mandeered a co rner of her nonpareil 0(1w what It used to be - a dines nightclub or other per. 24 MISTER ROGERS advertisements for itself and on Is presently attempting to variety shows, other bollday. game it of about IX to One of England's leading remarkable for its balance and sons1 appearances 1) NAME THAT TUNE PEtoOf*40O0 itself. fear of 4 commer cia l It who constantly are 3S VIVA VALDEZ- Sirpriseg toci, as Quentin Crisp In "The over-exposure, writes his own ROCKY AND FRIENDS, never'endthg dream of ape- trying ______ await SopPla I.— ' material and rarely plays fewer from the Britons brought dais. They also are required for tickets under different names some of the 2,000 1u11wy 400 Among the spy programs, pa- than a dozen roles during a ' us "11w World at W ," "Jew- hairs of programs it produce. lice ar &T#M%Wy at , many pilot projects that never and even, on past occasions, yarns, situation comedies, show. the y 0 r W V I I FY W ny" and "Destinstion 'Amer. it's noncom hotel mercial counspent ilm eliem they get on the air. AND THE PRO have shown up in disguises. ________________ . variety shows and low-comp "New York-London" features , FESSOR hWepran Ica." On Sept. 6-10, they will terpart While recently Alabamy ABC, CBS and NBC estimate For many producers, how. the BBC, horror stories, likely rating Dick Cavett and British ws 8:30 takeo%wrafl thenigigume ORWFIN "Upstairs, bound, I paused to speak and that a combined total of more ever, having a full house Isn't and winners Include "11w Benny personali .2) ty Eamonn Andrew, co..iw TI resnaliijzig delegates In the CID EDGEOFPIISOHT graming of the independent other fame. than 2.5 Million persons will sit enough. They want a portion of ha with an elderly, longtime Hill Show," "Rock Follies" and pro Anything 41~ 1. vidi CONT: '&*gu Tony Ftn g news and Interviews family motor home. New f2) DIHAH Yo rk st ation, WOR, fur. family friend. My sister In' Not only does Thames 'IV "New York-London." in studio audiences for network the audience to be people who . In a magazine format "so In14 SESME QTM" w DOM shows this year. VUSAM17 terrupted with, "Do you know ByMARVA HAWKINS they think will easily identify Comedy aii a WM 01 Goes want to bring the screening Benny HUI is a comic win troduce New Yorkers to Loon39 ADDAMS FAMILY shows, to q Joining Pe prove that Americans room Into the living room "We look at ourselves as one with a key character in the w whom you are talking to?" il l be . Herald — of appears on but six 'iV specials a don." contel u Plg b asia a 4:30 will like them and stations station owners and potential I snapped, "Of course I do, Norris Pip giant ticket Vending machine." show. Senior citizens were G1MdM. CL MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Min Pringle & tly should air them. Doris Dietrich Foley, Anna Mae Wells, she's Mn. TInel." I 203 Jay M1CheIIS, NBC's chief brought in for an episode of advertisers. It also hopes to (4) CL PHYLLIS: r,r -. 5 GlL1,fSisuto returned from a six-week tour audience specialist. Already, independent demonstrate that there Is a Indian Jobs Idea tflSsboujwith acas.ol ________________ Corinne Campbell, Frances I was then interrograted ___________________ ' "' , ' "Doc" that dealt with old age. Europe. Some the coim?anlly sitiang m$aIvy, (R) stations In the 10 next biggest demand for its programs. And a Jackson, Virginia Mercer ____ iucv about knowing a celebrity by Producers Put a high pee. Prison inmates were bused in ___ . .r,. ' England _______ tries she visited were markets - including Chicago, glimpse of the week's shows 1) BASEBALL miian on filling the studio audi- for the pilot of "On the Rocks." 35 MICKEY MOLE CLUB the same. Sorry, but I did not. Cradle of the Confed eracy Dora Lee Russell. Netherlands, Germany, (B4) Los Angeles, Washington and yields the promise of huge tor geneuy range ' ' This isn't .always possible, What a surprise when I Include John Denver, Nat )(fng . , Switzerland, Ucbenstlne, Italy, 35 PEOPLE TO PEOPLE - 84*011 - have made inquiries mand. Soo In size from 2W to SX seats. naturally, and some network I realized this grade dame was a Cole, Natalie Cole, Tallulah A Austria and Belgium. -. , Story 900 (2) ADAM 12 . A success here would mean '.,,, I!, 1.'-&-,e A standout Is the award-win- ' They say a full house benefits oIfIIaIs don't like the practice. great aunt of Toni Tennille. The Bankhead, Martin Luther King -She was the house guest of 1' '.j, ': X ) fit JOE ;' FORRESTER: S ILOVE LUCY O similar broadcasts elsewhere. ning, eye-opening autobiogra.1 . 11 the performers in a variety believing, as one executive put name's the same, but and the Immortal Hank ST. CHARLES, S.D. (AP)- used to buy SL Charles school, Fofreele r.. he n* use a Sgt. and Mrs. Clifford Pringle It X GILLIGAN'S ISLAND The distInguished-looking . . .111,'%--.! ,c-__- '. pronounced "Tineil" in William& show or comedy, the celebrities it. that "a good program is go. . . . WdDWS kn&*u for him so . and their son C.B. in Do Bill. "It's difficult to say what phy of a homosexual who has An idea that drummed up corn- house and seven acres of land. (MW) we'll do in the ratings because it braved life "out of the clout- munitv L-the an A and contestants in a game log to get a good audience re-, gel at 1w heed 01 a One of my favorites Is •Alabama. el wearing a tuxedo And ' ' ahow,'and even the audience ft. action, regardless of whether gmgrwig.(R) is a totally unique situation," for decades. In a startlingly dustry that produced ioo,000 trlbutor was contacted and a PANY - .. . For years the Tennille family Metropolitan star Nell Rankin. the United States Mr Force. U self, ,., * owned and o :4) ALL IN 1) THE FAMI, , . .. pe 36 LASSIE they're young or old. drunk or rated a large We were high school tom-louis last year is Milk three-year contract written for Mrs. Pringle and her family .~ ,iotl Professional photographer, but . ,.;# 4.6 LV: Archie and Mike continue 'It's like a party," says Ed sober." -. 510 Oft d Camp's success story. visited several fnteresting retail furniture company In classmates and Nell was so shy Instead, Attorney Bill Conrad, .. io per cent of Milk Camp's proI 1W ? Weinberger, a writer.pcoducet ci ti B Montgomery where Toni was that I didn't know she could who has recently moved his law d, In es In Switzerlan Producer Ed Weinberger deud cl ing Milk Camp Is a community of ductlon. : ' - :rel9ois ., . (RI (1) Hocwi 1EPJ(3 involved with '11w Mary Tyler fends the theory. 'Anybody born and reared. I knew her speak, much less sing. i 4 Zurich, Bern, Cher and Indian people south of St. 9:30 A small business loan wasob. . 4P(lI\ offices from Casselberry to . . S BEWITCHED Moore Show," "Phyllis" and who says that any audience will parents before they were Charles. Inteijaken. Innsbruck, Austria 4) J T4: MAUCE: VMan, tatned and the first real pro. Winter Park. . (7) THE ELECTRIC COLt"Doc." married and you might say we With the friendly season In 4 was just as beautiful in mid. do is missing the point," be fresh (mm a macStation isThe Rosebud Sioux Indian duction and sales began In N"1 I "U you're at a party and the says. "There's on question that ,: "palled" around together, . EI2ZA PRINGLE full swing, so are parties for summer as in the winter said treat. 1mb, Arthur close Crafts Cooperative Inc. was January 1971. The industry, CL'BEVERIY HILLBILLiES The Conrad family, including room Is half empty, you say, a lively audience helpa give you Toni and he j , r parents moved politicians, invitations and Mrs. Pringle. Garmlscb, interesting, Mrs. Pringle said. 24 ROBERT MAC NEIL RE ggy ,,j dauglitr Cathy, formed in 196748 to spur joha which switched to another job. -..'-. Why am I at this dog '3f a par. a lively show. They're not just a -,.'. .' ..• '. . -' 'to California several years ago celebrations. ls. (RI ii Munich and Frankfurt were Mrs. Pringle says she has '' PORT And the have called Sanford home for (or the community, with Rev. ber In mid-1972, now has 16 ,'t f j # and it didn't take the southern Democratic Women's Cub of 3$ JIMMY SWAGGART -: ' ' ... ty.' But if people are pouring lauO track; they're helping the . . .. among the German cities new vigor and Insight about our Grandon Harris as coordinator. markets. : SHOW out the doors and windows, you performances, the timing, the ~ belle long to climb the stairs Seminole County is celebrating sprawling country home. Bill's visited. It was festival time in neighbors across the Atlantic Hundreds of letters were 's's c's..usn 'a'..s say, 'What a great party this is. pacing. A good show can be and ring the bell to stardom. "sweet sixteen." By early 1973 the Industry Garinlsch, and many beautiful and she is now ready to return ". written in an effort to locate The club was hobby Li photography 1 -12 JIGSAW JOHN: and he IOC* casa • ' ' ... Look who else Is here!"' within even, 10 per centadof flowers and lovely Costumes to her classroom Work and her ruined by a bad audience." For what's it's worth, Ten- inauguarated 16 years ago and has dozens of albums to prove 121KAlug Jobs, import industry or createwas breaking having AMSorrrwsstsuaii . . Wei' 10 be sm. The NATO students at Monroe-Wilson nifle probably inherited her a tea party Is probably forne . 1 ' 1 o I icowo Ifltfloi.s N reporter who his 5, oum vitality and wholesomeness thcomlng. Mm Bev Devoney (left), director of gurseo, presents Mm School near Underhof was most Elementary school. oved tin' vanced from being 100 per cent , i5 When th e effo rt pr Area Schools Plan Lamar. (Jo) Hill, public health nurse with a bouquet at a lmi— V.4 ,Y , wo are ad, What on earth can Pegg a tu"CU U1 Mi W Mews an tien She 04U1S WiomTe• in his spare time, Bill takes to NURSE HILL cheou held in her honor at the Holiday Ion,Senfort Mm Hill will ion that %reeis the Search charming, vivacious and Hattaway possibly dream up old clothes like a duck takes to . and the University of South Do. ever.diminlshlng amount of Pre-Class Open House transfer to the Lake County Health Department at the end of talented. Let's hope she con- next? As a delegate to the Demo water. His gardening aptitudes ' kota's Community Action Proj- subsidizing. IL C MEDICAL CENTER: August. She will be mined by all of her patients. (Herald Photo by tlnues to live up to her southern Women's State Convention at are generously productive and . ect advised Milk Camp people New products Introduced - heritage. Maria Hawkins) s weiire a'i Several secondary schools or from 9 am. to 2 pin, on Hotel Fontainebleau, Miami he will tackle any do-It-yourself to do their own manufacturing. year Include a tomahawk, Collect great ,oung couple', th ta have scheduled open house Aug. . . "GODZILLA vs nd th Hundreds of sample items headdress and totem pole. SpewW on atenyearori's -. , ld prior to opening of school for SSMU Middle schools having open MEGALON" were made, Including wall c1allydesIgwdcarddtub. PLUS "EQUINOX" Fashions In lecision (RI W1?.-'----___ Parents and students to become house are all on Thursday .t,,a 'IN NEWS hangings, tomahawks, beadtog Is used for 5-inch drums and a familiar with the location of S. Mdwee Middle, pick up Roiay's expanded Is 700 CLUB work and drums, to see which the 7-Inch drums are made Historian Guest Speaker Sa classes and to allow students to schedules and visit classes. 10 l&qAn With Fresh Fruits,Vegetcjbles ; AIR SHOP 10:30 I had marketable possibilities, from Large cans collected by Junior Department AND PL•A MACKIT pick up schedules. a.m. l noon; Tuskawilla, 9 I ALAN BUc*(E SHOW The tom-tom was chosen. IVIUY. churches. / Dates and tune's for the am, 11:30 a.m.: Lakeview II Early in 1969, First Methodist WASHINGTON, D.C. J The tougher, outer leaves of it. Make the most of these fruit flavor rice, and In many other At Eastern Star Meeting schools areas follow s: Crowns Middle. 9 a.m. 12 noon; San. Saucy skirts, & skirt sets 2, LtLIL12,ptEWs - ' Church of Brookings donated _____________________ _________ ____ Freshfnñtsandvegetablesare cabbage have excellent f assets. Cominnea peach, pear, ways. When you squeeze High. Aug. 26, 8 a.m. 12 noon ford Middle requests that all 4 WILD. WILD WEST il from $13. so Important in a good diet that value and flavor, too. Steam apple, or other fruit cut up to oranges for juice, grate the peel % ENTERPRISE- Views and I 3 P.M. Seminole tzg. students not registered please Jeans from $15 14 parsonage had been converted it's well to make the most of them tender and then use for make a fruit cup, a fruit salad, before cutting open the' * WIP, along the scenic Florida F OR i;L _____ Aug. 2.lOa.m. far Iothgr dosooefore opening ofsctiool into a manufacturing plant, but Jump suits from $30 ___ them every day. Sometimes Stuffed Cabage with any or a cooked compote. You get oranges. Use some of the grateil, IBicentennial Trail will feature 41 LXJAS. YOGA AND you on Aug. 30. orientation, Florid Vests $13 % 1130 : people discard parts of favorite meat filling. This Is an extra dish for your money, peel at once. Take the rest and t. ' * a plant was transferred to the St. jailed alter creating a disturbance on a picket line protesting . TONIGHT Lake Brantley High. Aug. 26. Florida historian Hampton 't' Tops from Plus eal. freeze it for fresh orange flavor 4 supermarket's sale of spoiled meat In 'Good Times', Tuesday Charles Methodist Church peel, stems - that can furnish from the head of cabbage that - 1 ` 4 3:30 p.m.. to 9th Open House Lhinn when Seminole Chapter Orange rind Is a delightful ready to use at any time. -7 MARYlLARW4. D, izlght 48:30 p.m., cns, building. fine food value and extra flavor you buy. It's a saver in flavor, flavor and to have on hand. graders and new students. Like -No. 2, Order of Eastern Star, Both orange and - '-at __ ___________________ Pau R. Murphy, principal at Joe Stars was hired to pn CLIP H$IIL uc if fully utilized, The United nutrition, and money. Howell. Aug. 26, 7:30 pm. for ' Sanford, meets in Enterpri se Use It in desserts, pie fillings, to peel is nice to candy. • - - - g ________________ Pine Crest Elementari.- School. Fresh Fruit and vegetable age manufacture of the drums, I TAKE A When you're using apples in g ________________________________ Aug. 26. PRIZI3I IUP.PRISXIS has announced that Open house and in January 1970 samples I Association has some tips for salads or fruit cups, don't DWUI, Of Tampa, Li 111CC Schedules may be picked tip Kill beFndayhet were taken to the Los Angeles I using fresh fruits and discardthepeel. Leave it 10a.m.. president of the Peninsula __________________ I at Lyman High on Aug. 24, in 1 p.m. . Gift Show, vegetables wisely and well, a bright touch of color and for I M or ot Club (AAA), and autlor INTRODUCING : t I the cafeteria for the following Parents may bring their Many people discard the extra nutrition. Donated trading stamps were I oz .f a d en books on Florida fifty grades and tunes 12th grade 9 children to school at this time to outer leaves of a head of lettuce When some people buy fresh - -: P istorical subjects. He will c a.m.: 11th grade. 10 a-rn.: 10th meet their teachers and visit Bone Marrow when preparing It for storage in fruit, and y have nearly used II present a fast-moving slide 2 grade 11 a.m.; 9th grade 1 p.m. their classrooms. The names f x 11 the refrigerator. Those leaves up the lot and are down to one presentation showing many of LThose who cannot appear at ii ill he posted on the doors and eall : have important food value and peach, pear, apple or other the 52 sites on the official C I 'I these times may pick up will remain on the doors over lot I are often richer In vitamin A fruit, they sometimes discard PERM Bicentennial Trail. I I, the I scheduiesftom6-tpm.on that the weekend. than the paler, inner heaves. '3 I the sites covered in AL I. -Next time, wash and reserve I GICIt the program will be the Curls . Conditions t t aa I the outer leaves to shred as a I Museum of Buildings at olis ,~ .1 re-construct s ,-I 0 0 of the base for )lads,orto Include jn 4. I Longwood including the . 3 . and moisturize, tLi"% sandwiches. The French take a 1 HAMILTON DUNN Earning I charming Longwood Inn, the CALENDAR hair organically. whole lettuce leaf and lay it on ~~ q ' Ø!t' . 'S1ary McLeod Bethune Home In ' I.~ I I fletM top of green beans, peas, and '1C0 I 1, . Daytona Beach and the p.m. in the Florida Power other vegetables when they are out S v.j/ ./J..... INTRODUCTORY Ms Off* Bulowville sugar null ruins at Corporation Employees Club I 'I MONDAY. ACCUST 23 I cocking. It lends a subtle, fresh, 0 PRICE i Bunnell. I building, Enterprise. Seminek High Marching Baud rehearsals. 9a.m. to 3 sweet flavor. The occasion will be the The program was arranged ____________ I pm.. band room. on thi •CZ'I• I annual Robert Morris Picnic of by Mrs. Phyllis Frcund, Worthy ''':::: I Sanford AA. closed, 8 p.m.. 1301 W. First St. GIANT BAG CARTOONS A the Easter Star Chapter. The Matron of the chapter, who will n FAIRWAY TOPS Chapter 79. 7 p.m.. over Baptist Church, I POPCORN dinner meeting will start at 6 introduce the speaker. TRAP ON Crystal Lake and Country Club. Lake Mary. Z OPEN . LAUNDROMAT r MLvnqaZe-Soutb Seminole Jaycees board meeting, COUGAR Complete a N TiI I P.M. Dry Cleaning at budget? p 70 p.m.. cLubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436 9:30 A.X. I Thursdays MOUNTAIN prices and coin laundry •-- qMorgans Return From Vacation $ajdnrd Post 10108 Veterans of Foreign Wan regular o 10:00 'l service in a pleasant at. ' pi -iwi.$p xo. at the io cabmncn Lake Monroe. mosplier., Open 7 am.> UNISEX Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Morgan Force statlontd In Monteray, y..i. daily. Located at. EVERY TUESDAY TUESDAY. .tuccs'r u Aw 'a HAIR & Prize and daughter, Sharon, have Ca. and other relatives. Now STYLING uaian r aii other ne w stunzs 4 returned to their Sanford. home IA WA V PLAZA \ $ MORNING they are home, the family that FAMILY HAIR CARE I ired by tzipIe II E',crinl S&i4cnt Governawnr. after a two-week vacaton in :' On Hwy. 17-92 at 271h 'Ii be busy preparing for the \ I 10 m, iflum, r rntA tecome. California. While on the West WI 216-220 E. FIRST ST. Ph. 322 45 13 ALL SUMMER 322-9739 \ \ I Lak eview Downtown Sanfwd wedding of their 'on, Patrick, to I Coast, they visited their SANFORD k Try It you'll like it) I INas as - as CLIP HINt • PH 322-3524 _ 11m. wt. Is in U:t 11 S. Ar Joletie L)cnnion 011 Seit. IS. \ -; . . - -=_ ________________ -~ S.. I I , - . . T Seco ,. - - . .- - ,. ' , '_._ . A" '.5 ____ .' ''-- ______ _____ - . don't ______ wann.up h . and sometime a A ," . ' " __ - . my __ . ' automatically . - ____ _______________ - . " "__- - - .' ' get aidhcnc,s for than ot . s. of ___ Toni year o ht - show, . - and had weather. flatware, Industry Advertises Itself - T way. ___ - at have to remember that __ situ- of program, reports CBS for performance countless dedicated core for show and talk shows and a l) persons to get in. They write for television stations, - who countries %W!TY - Teacher Ready For School After Traveling To Europe - is pro- of ne Downstairs" çg v c t - -" ,, - ____ ___ - ' of of Success - - "THE nan 1w vaTh ci (. .ktm ' successful, Julis Greenwald _____ "Campus Cu ties" - O er no bles rocked In the Beach, next month, Peggy project arou e home. _______________________________________________________________ - 7/ PROTESTORS - 1, 1l3RW0iW - l - oy - - 4 - ' - . . $ ro IGIOW 9S a - - - BeUq - \\ -- - - .... Y '3:!. :-- .".':\''" '.' .-'•.": '. ,':''.: ' ', . t ~ :~ '~I~ "'- ~- :;'..': , ,. -- ,- f*t j -S . - - I - . "' V , ' lf, ,, 4" "' n....f) wrc.!) 64 Ek * - 1;. S','- ' c;. LL;l;.;Acrg,il I :;" �I LI'd 11.1k. Sex, Sec réta r ies I _____________ IN Till CICIIIT IMT P00 PICT1TIOU$ NI THU I ONTOINYN JUItciat. __ Ic H__ .. _ we CIICWT IN AND P00 SIMiNOLI aai ___ hi Vnki.io Ill (be Ave., Come Under Fire YAGA1Lt*NMJUN 00I ------i civii. acTiow NO. P$sIu1.ca.s uniw me tictrn.,s NATIONAL NOMIS AC. KRAYOLA ROLLIGI. ____ ___ TO ALL POISONS NAVIN eos DivisioN __ pi r. ii. is.i*cp DMJu _____________ -i CLASSIFIED ADS owipAUNDO010 pionuy PUISII*W toSictian 13 ChNr IS-thip iiji LASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Abby -s,,. RATES ' 4 lest 4 j MECHANlC. O*n tools preferred fantaitic Company. 1.-I. .1. .1 AM EMPLOYMENT - 20$ Commercial332.1171 is * t F g & 103 Springs FlorIda. thereon including all flatures. and must indicate tile basis for the CLEVELAND, MilE lecordid in PhI Book 15. Page 27. BOulevard, LongwOod. 32710. has bean Illed against you and you f claim, the name and address wheitwr now or Pururter acquir. Traveling of the & BRIDGES With Pet Public Records it Seminole Cowity, Seminole County, Florida, under the are reguired to serve a copy of your credito, or his agent or attorney, P0. Drawer 1 and whether attsci,e or detadie Florida: fictitious name of SPRINGS written defenses, It any, to it on aid without limiting the general and the amount daimed. If me N. Oak Avinue, By the City Council REALTY, and that I W to RICh Traveling time tar many H. Adams. Jr. it Gray, When etopping for lwith' or the foregoing, alt ventilating diiflt 15 tnt yet dul. the date when it Sanford. FlorIda 3211) CaSIilben'y, Florida mis 17th day of register laId name with the Cloth it Adams, Harris & Robinin, PA., air cointltioning. Mating appars,tjs will become due shall be stated. It T5Iepitq: 3331314 raises the iitw, demer, the pet cen be left In AugUSt. AD., Ills, the Circuit Cow'?. Seminite County, plainlipis SpOInEIIng. attorneys, whose address the claim Is contingent or Publish: Aug. 15. 73, 1575 (Seal) of whit to do sheet the family aMa with the car wIndows awnings. Florida In accordance whIt the is LI Eisf RobInson Street, P.O. w, storm screm unllqoidatud. me natur, of tt,e un- DEC.i City Council at dog. There Is no re.n set to open for full Provlsioro it till Fictftini4 Name Boa 3051. Orlando, FlorIda 32502. on under windows and doors and an pq c*itaIMy shah be stated. if the C15$elbofry, pioriit Statutes. To Wit: Section U3.0 or PD#o.sp,e 13th day of Sept ember. take the family pet along on an a shady tree. Make lwsch Mops _____ fixtures; and Including all personal claim Is secured, me wurity su IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By: Mary W. Hawthorne Florida Statutes lIlt and tile tilr origInal with the property or chattels EIGHTEENTH wP.atsoe-be di5tii. The claimant maii JUDICIAL CIR. City latOlded toed trip. Leaving a a snack treak for the dog Clerk S: Wallace C. Downs. clerk of this Court either before whither now or hereafter acqui sufficient copies of me claim CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish: Aug. 23. 1175 Owner pet behind In a kanilel cz Give him a good rim, and a and used in comviectionwm, me resi deflver service on plaintiffs attorneys or to 'he clerk to enable th clerk to COUNTY, FLORIDA DEC-be Publish: Aug. 2.5. 14,23. 1515 immedIately thereafter, otherwise property, and wIthout limItIng , mail one copy to each personal CASE NO. 74.12$.CA.0,4 The exercise will allow NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING DEC-12 adelaullwIlIbeentefedagainsty U Awtretravelingcrewftha hlmtoetrddhñzmindes,and generality of the foregoing to in. representativ,. tar the relief demanded in me dude iii turniture, house,,ping Alipersonshnseqestedinmeesta,. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR- TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION INTHECIRCUITCOURTOFTHI complaint. secure sn'plock is the n the snack will take the edge off TGAGEetC.. ASSOCIATION, a cot- OFANORDINANCEBYTHECITY EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. an office squipnuent, to veom a copy of this Notice of PetitIon. OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. WITNESS my hand and seal it refrigerators. ioful Item a pet owner can buy his________ hiier wdfl you arrive at Administration has been mailed iti Plaintiff, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE this Court on Augutt S. $175. Notice is hereby given that a COUNTY, afpubIlcsal.,tomehghedW.J required, WITHIN THREE MON. vs. whá taking their pets on a YOUT d&inatIis and give hu FLORIDA. PUblIC Hearing will be held at the CIVIL ACTION NO. (SEAL) for cash, at me west THS FROM THE DATE OF THE DOUGLASH. SMITHSndSUSAN mot01 'They cai be p1w- his regular full mu]. A pet door of me Seminole 75-1153.CA45.O commission Room in tti City Arthur H. leckwith, Jr. County FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS SMITH, his wife, HaIl FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND chisel at say pet More. Clerk of the Circuit Court In tp,e City of Sanford, Florida, should not have a full meal for Courmouse in s.ntor. Florida. at NOTICE, to lila afty objeCtions they Defendants. 1:03 S LOAN AS$OCIAT1ON OF LAR000 o'clock P.M. on Seplemev 13. By. Mary N. Darden may have that challenges the The traveling aide is mare at least one hour before 11:00 AM. on September 2. i,i. NOTICE OF ACTION PlaIntiff, 575, to consider the adoption of an Deputy Clerk (Seal) validity it the decsdenrs WIll, the TO: DOUGLAS H. SMITH than secorlty; It becomes a traveling. Ordinanc, by the City of San Publish Aug. II, 23, * 575 Arthur H. Bickwitt,. j', qualifications of tile personal 1301 UPland Oily CARL F. ATKI55ON, et Ul., hone for a pet on the road. A DEC 30 Other equlp1nent miaf inford, Florida, title of which Is as Clerk of the Circuit Court representat, or the venu, or Apartment follows Dy: Jean E. Wilke jurisdiction it water dish can be attached to dude a water bowl and feetling Houst. texas .i1i cat. NOTICE OF ACTION ____________________ DePuty Clerk . ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the aide of the crate, ke cubes ash. A strong Lush, a good William TO: CARL F. ATICISSON OROINANCENO 13$] L. Mims, of OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED action for foreclose a mortgage on RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH pnftwhlletraveling,andthe leather buckle collar, with a Sanders. McEwan, Mims WILL SE FOREVER BARRED All parties claiming Interests by, the following Property In Seminole & McDonald AN ORDINANCE AMENDING JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR le dog will have a cooling theest securely fastened, complete Dateofthlfiqstpubhicatlonof this County. Florida: through under or against CARl,. F. SEMINOLE P.O. lox 753, ORDINANCE NO. COUNTY. FLORIDA. NotIceofAdmj,tjt,s, August It without spillage. The crate ldeMlfIcatkm tag, it also a Lot 2), Block "0". W000MERE 12.0 OF THE ATKISSONandtoallpartiesp,av 75-117s-C*.ga. E. Cintral Bled. CITY OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. IllS. PARK, SECOND REPLAT, Sc- ENTITLED: orclaimlngtohayeanyrigt,tJ, a good place to bed the necessary requirement. Dogs Orlando, Fioriita 32102 IN RE: The Marriaga it: S Douglas Slt,om cording to the p1st mlfeef, as interest in the real properly hereIn ROBERT A. TANGO, Husband AN dog ckiwn at nigid as a running at large in stnngi Attorneys for Plaintiff R THE NANE As Ancillary Personal recorded In Plot look "13", Page 1, PROVIDING F OR cri. and Publish. Aug.73, lIlt REF (iN Ripresentativeof the guarantee to motel managers area, no matter PubllCRecordsof5einty, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED NANCY K. TANGO, Wile. DEC.lIl DINGANOREFINANCINGOFAN Estate it Florida. an th$ismateI'sfwulshJ"gs,J trained, oftentimes fail to action to loreclose a mciNOTICE on ACTION GLADYS VIVIAN GRIFFIN beoti filed against you and OU OUTSTANDING OBLIGATION OF that 5 0ttt0Ingnda1cp,,ty be safe. The dog Is also 'a5te TpOnd comzA THE CITY OF SANFORD, b0 THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Deceased 01ere1ilredtoserv.acopyof ri Seminole County, Florida: FLORIDA. AND safe' hi 11w motel room when THE NANCY K. TANGO WHOSE ATTORNEY FOR ANCILLARY Bring his comb and written defenses, it any, to it on ACQUISITION Lot 2$, Block "E", PIOITH RESIDENCE IS THE CITY OF AND CONPERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Richard H. Adams, Jr. you j pi'ng both After kngday's ride a Little it Gray, STRUCTION OF A NEW CITY ORLANDO TERRACE SECTION), WEST NEW YORK, STATE OF STENSTROM. DAVIS & Adams, Harris & Robinson, Of yo pet mai should UNIT 1, according to the piat NEW JERSEY, AND WHOSE PA., HALL AND PUBLIC WORKS sn bnsh will pe p MCINTOSH 1rit' attorneys, whose addr COMPLEX FOR THE CITY: therad as recorded In Flat Soot 17, MAILING ADDRESS IS C 0 .i sddenJy eider the room. it LI East Robinson Street, p.o. dog and keep tthi dean. SYithi (P 11w P.O. PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE Recordsof SemInole KEI4OF, MOO BOULEVARD EAST, Boa 3051, Orlando, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sanford. Fl 32711 faintly riding all dSy in J County, Florida, Florida 32502, on OF NOT EXCEEDING $3100000 WEST NEW YORK, NEW JERSEY 312-2111 JUDICIAL Cli. Telephone: AC. j or before the 1hdiy it September, PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT nat been IlIad against you and you 070'2. car, both can do without 'deW EIGHTEENTH 151& and file CUlT, IN AND FOR SSMINOLE Publish: Aug. 15, 23. 1515 the original with rm.lrid to serve a copy of A the REVENUE BONDS. SERIES 1515. ar your DEC odor' and flying hair. clerk of this Court sworn Peeiticn for Dissolution ci COUNTY. FLORIDA before OF SUCH CITY TO PAY THE COST written defq,ne, if any, to It on va Marriage having been filed CIVIL ACTION NO. 75lS*CA4I.S service on plaintiff's either attorneys a'.dil a roil of paper s_3 Berg. or OF SUCH PROJECT, PROVIDING den Gay & Burke, PA., at regarding a request for the Immediately titer i.a,teq his bath towel and btakOt U FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE adetault will be meted otherwise FOR THE RIGHTS OF THE Post Office Boa 753, Orlando, dissOlution of laid marriage to AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, lot EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR against you HOLDERS OF SUCH BONDS: Florida 32502. and file the original Robert A. Taiièo, in it. Circuit A scooper and plastic bags mIrIyknownas for the relief demanded In t FIRST PROVIDING FOR THE PAYMENT with the Clark of the above- Court in and for Seminole County. SAVINGS AND FEDERAL CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE complaint. should also be Included in I THEREOF. Fiorida,thestior, Iitleof which is: dog'stravdkfttocleanafter ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA. LOAN COUNTY, FLORIDA AND MAKING StvIedcourtonorbefores.pq WITNESS my hand arid I.iI of d. 1975. CASE NO. otherwise a 1S.)4fl.CA-40D CERTAIN OTHER COVENANTS this iudgment Court on August S. 1975. IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF PIS1OIIII. CHARLES E. FALK, AND AGREEMENTS IN CON. may be entered aginsi you for me ROBERT A. TANGO, H5ban4, and your pet on motel or ISEALI _________________ NECTION WITH THE Plaintiff. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. ISSUANCE relietdernafldedlnthecompla,ntor NANCY K. TANGO. Wife, these EDWARD ALAN EWING and ption. OF SUCH BONDS." presents command you to appear I Clerk of th Circuit Court GLADYS ANNETTE EWING. nit GERALD L MARTIN and DULY ENACTED BY THE CITY WlTNESSmyhandandthef4aIof and file your Answer or other By Ma N. Darden wife. THE SOUTHEAST FIRST FRANCES N MARTIN. ON AUGUST 1575; CHANGING said Court on July 21f 1575. Deputy Clerk defensive pleadings and turther, NATIONAL BANK OF MAITLAND. A-K.A FRANCES N. REED THE DISPOSIT1VE PROVISIONS (SEAL) Publish Aug.s, it, 23, 30. 1511 aniatonal banalng corPoration, and what answer ano pINding, If any, Arthur H. Beckwitti, Jr. CONCERNING you have to Husbands request for THE DEC31 1170 _________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, JAMES MAC KINNEY. Clerk of the Circuit Court REDEMPTION ACCOUNT; NOTICE OF ACTION equitable division of the real Defendants. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. By Jecn E. Wilke IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF MODIFYING THE PROVISIONS T HE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL TO; FRANCES N. MARTIN. ortyowfledby Robert A. Tango CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICEOFACTION Deputy Clerk and aka C IN SUCH ORDINANCE CON. Nancy K. Tango as tenants by SEMINOLE COUNTY, COUNTY. FLORIDA TO. EDWARD ALAN EWING and 1' PublIsh Aug. 3,5. 15, 23, entIrety located at 2405 Marshall FLORIDA CERNING INVESTMENT o 1575 FRANCES N. REED CIVIL WION NO. 7s,Ii)c*.a GLADYS ANNETTE EWING. his DEC-Il 80* 3a,, Route No. 1 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7147CA46C MONEY IN THE CONSTRUCTION ___________ Avine and 117 West THE LONG ISLAND SAVINGS *'fe. aid all part1is having or ________________________ Sanford, d Street, TRUST FUND. Fergerion Road IN RE: The of Seminole County. Florida, BANK.aco, por,Iponorganu1ed 1mmngb0haVeaflyrIgI$,tltIeaf Publish: Aug. 23, 1975 Carnby, IndialaNhi) and being NOTICE OP SHERIPP'SSALE exiting under til laws of the Slste 'eit REBECCA WEBER ALBER. DEC-lOs mor, partIcularly ProPev herein SHAROT, We. NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENth di5Uibidi5fOl: , d,SUbd by vIrtue of that GERALD 1. MARTIN certain "LOt 30. BloCk 2$. DREANWOLD Petitioner, Writ Pantstt LAST KNOWN ADDRESS: 220 NOTICE OP ELECTION and Execution fluid out ol and unoer FOURTH SECTION, aCcording to Asthma Unknown vs. Ooverwooø Road. Fern Park. Be it THOMAS 0. kflcw that I, Bruce A. use seal of the circuit Co Ih p1st therf as recar YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED JOHN KENTON ALBERSHAROT, Smathers, SerjeteryofStat,of tite GRI and TERESA 31 in P1st OrangeCoUnty,FiIda,uafha, BOot 1. P011 ls. of the Public 0. GRIMM. Iii$ wits to forecios. on an Husband, YO$ ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an aø State it Florida, do hereby give jment rendered In the iiorssaid Records of StmlnoI, County, Respondent, notice titat a GENERAL ELEC. tha, the above named Plaintiff hiàs trment deemed a O.tW -ISI5 pu's,ant to Florida Statute tn.oi. Florida." NOTICE OF ACTION slel a Ccnip(aint in 11w above styled on MORTGAGE FOR*CLCiURE TION will be held In 'n •oiIow.ng property locat 1575, In that Certain cat, entitled, TO: JoSit Kentea Albershardi CoUrt 1W the Iorecvre CLERK'S NOTICE OF $4I County, Staleof Florida, onSeminole a Tuesday Uslife Credit Corporation, Plaintiff, . Seminole County, LOt S arid the Nortts 14 lest it Lot 0 Mr J Alborsttardl, 301 Banca mortgage encumbering the neat Succeeding the first Monday In vs. Jerry Lee Clwlstopfier and Block S. Tier 1, C, R. TRAFCourt, Altamont, NOTICE IS PIER CRY GIVEN that fori0*iq described rlef property; Florida Springs, Florida November, A. 0.. lsi& the Slid Brty S. Christopher, Lcd I and the Eatt U, of ,ot Co Miss S. Albefthardt. Hollywood, Tuesday being Dfefldant, FORDS MAP OF SANFORD. ac gursulni to a Final Judgment 04 Forscw, LOt 5. ENGLISH WOODS. thi SECOND day Of FIRST 1'dCk A, LAKE WAYMAN Calif. aforesaid Writ of Execution- "'O to , ente in p(at thereof as NOVEMBER, to fill the following was delivered to me as Where to go for all the lilt iboul ADDITION, as per the Plot thereof. HEIGHTs. HIGAY ADDITION, co Miss E. AlbirshardI, I50 entatlndcavse:fltCWCCoOf SherIff 04 KOrdeg In Plal Book 1, Pscea 3k Offices: asnecordodinpla,Boo7,p,qe, infc,rrnatio,i ou need Seminole County, Florida, and I sne EcI'st.entil JUdICIaL Clrcu'P, in P,*Iic Records of Seminole COflt'., according to the pla, thereof, SacramentoAvenue, SanFrancisco, tgh 04, Of the Public Records it United States Senator - .cord,d in Flat have levIed upon the fQlInq Seminole County, Piri.j1," look a. Page 31, at CA anOlOeminoleCavif'm, Flogidl at')ut your new cornFIcida • Representative in Congress tor deiC$Ibed Properly Owned by PUblIC Ricords of Suminot. / will s-WI an ptllc •stion to the Jerry *II PhI Clark DI the Ctrt-.,g COurt in YOU ARE NOTIFIED that ait 'Pie Fourth & Fifth CongressinaI fou at, cornlmandind tO (114 You" Ibt muuity. - Ci*wty. Florida. Lee Christopher, Said property fld h4heti Diddir tøc cc at .e w' action for b'noluticii Of Marriage District fOr 3otnsf tn4r, FlcrIti, .tt$n ifintli tO 504 C'in' het P4en 1usd oglnst PIARRIETDEAS beng located In Seminole County, and Fmnt you , ( me Co. • i s' in ml with Il Cnn-P. ci P1w sbo'.& twnmd era you has been ilad against you and you State Treasurer a ve o copy IhO4I an Insurance l'tq..l-,d lorlda, JEAN BRYANT to serve a copy at your aereq.,1r50 to serve a copg of you, Commissioner more Cu, of 5:.stc0, Sentinolc Cjimf,. 'ourt aNt tO tefvS PartIcularly Husbands iltO(ri,,, Jick T .1iPt I1W'ICCt sTitlen4,f.,4.s, )i any, to Gary E. wrlttendefenses, described as t011ows: 5ridg I334fl22 Flierldi t sl'otf II 00 o if any, to it on on '.con 11w atlot.ie1s IKcPII'biWav not MIS, One (1) CommIssioner,, Florida .; 1572 idoci tsotop, io. Brk*çmi, 11W Qrfi SeptethOn- 5th t$1, that CiIliin tOPIc thAv S&j Masseyof Brock, M3$Wy& Walden, William A. Lenin-. ill, PetItioners SanS(fd Public Sn-vicc Commission *i.,' I4lh 1574. No. IE$4H1150;), TItle No. SM$)l SanPDr, FortdL.a77b ttaet 7. 107,, Sb C Setoran Blvd.. parcel of i.aL pv'trty eeoioist as torney. whose address Is Post W'INIS$my h*midatdsaalof State Attorney 0,1 , being stored at Aitamont. Garage, tIe 11th ty followi the AI'lmont, Sprlrigt, Florida 377701. Office Box 225$. Sanford, Florida Cpvr?afL'iando.d,. p114 12th Public Defender LW Saimt,r. 1375, or SHIRLEY MILLEIT Plaintiffs attorney, on inAttamont, Springs, FiofHa., 0Ihf"ig1 L 13. It. 70WI11E ; d.?p 0 A*A'. )t or beie 37fl1 on or before September I), State Senators for the following aid tPi$ a defuIt will be onfsred 8349212 September 141. 1574, ant fIle th I enigoed II Sheriff of against ywj NORTH CHUL.t, acwç to (3p$I) IllS, and file the original with the SenatorIal Districts 17 4 0 rigan t, plot Phefb0f/ót lwithIMCirkofthe., Clerk of this Court either before i'l*f Arthur 14 sdi 'st, Jr. Members 04 the State House it Seminole County, Florida, will at WITNESS MV HAND AND OF Casielerry-Winter ll OOAM.onIhe3ehdayofug Forest City Springs Book 2. p. styled Court either before service on S(fvicC on PetItioner's atMrney or FILIAL IDAL of he Clerk of the ('in-k .4 rro CIIWi$ Court Representatives for the following Plaintiff's 1Altantonte5prtngs attorney or Immediately immat,Iy ttsereaffer; otherwise it S.mniaole (Zu.',Fcrfa.,,. House Districts: 33. 11, 44. 45 '. A.O I57, offer for sale stsd siii to Cn'ci,ii fly: Ch.ci1 Koy 'ff,*ii. on this 5th day it lila highest bidder, for cash, (Stall • tPwfetter; Otherwise a default will adelautt will beefferedagainsl you 41 subject Avgust. 1,7k, C*rify tor* be to any and RUTH TUECH wsterid 49111151 you for the ratiOS ICr the relief demanded Os,,3*ii,, Jr. all existing leIn, a. us. (SEAL) i me Clerk. Circuit Court U't4 DES, f'EIASIç, ttsazlded in the complaue i52)2 Clerk ul tie Ciurt Front (West) Door at the Semlnoie Petition. Shn-iff .il($ Arthu, H Seckeitti, Jr. ' County Courthouse in Sanford, rtha I - V'hien Allarnont, Springs WITNESSmyhJndandtheseaIci Property AppraIsr Clerk of the Circuit Court l'PICfffli :4ti)AT ION lhi Cv,l On lilt thil day *1 Augsf, ttus Court on thi h day of Florida, tts IbOve descrI Cl-s. ly Cherry Kay Tra,s - LOflWOOd -,• Tax Collector 5 tonal property. ?Irwfag4 Ward Deputy Clerk 4 Superintendent of •' (East) Schools SEALi • • : ThaI said isle Is being rn & vboudmdn 1'.A (SEAL to JACK T BRIDGES. 0, Supervisor Of Elections Fst'U.F(4(sOt bS.il',nq Al*P satisfy hi terms of laid Ytrit 04 CLVL&MO, H. Bickotith PD Ba )1 Arthur H Beckwam M(E I • BOard of County CommissIoners, PuiiP.4 So.,28 ftILA RICHMOND E*øcvt. C1k 04 CWct Cwt Wurhir 'i/ FlVll J7fl Clerk of the Circuit Court BRIDGES Detrlcts I. 3. 3 ioa :a b. Chn-ty Kay Trawii 5'4 3161 E. Polk, AUorhei lI dittt By. Cherry Kly Travis Afl(yj for Husnt Members it the School Board, 'tcnlys fur Fl;sc.tt Deputy Clerk Sheriff Citltcria WI.n Av 23. tlfl Deputy Clerk Put' Office Orawer Detricts 2. 3' lolh 'Aug '6. 3Y. 30, SeØ s. 1570 FvbI; ___________________ Ag.l, II, 23, 30. 1974 Seminole County, Firida PubIith Aug.S, 14, 33, * 1,74 I OC 114 Sanford. io 31171 C • Publish: Aug. 23. 30, Sept. 4. 33, 1574 PublIsh: Avg. 2.5. la 23, 1,74 C 4 OEC 0 DEC-lb Puoiiiit Aug.I, 15, 23. 0. 3975 DEC-10 DEC-$] -WESELLSUCCESS301 CommercIal m.5I76 -_ ' 4 . d B Lake Mary - clean & prIvate, 1 bedroom furnished apt. I male, no pets. 332.3930, d , p P NO LEASE REQUIRED Highway 17-12, Sanford Across Prom Raach House 323.5470 or 531.5777 . IDYLLWILDE SPECIAL Overlook your spacious backyarc from your beautiful family room 3 large bedrooms, 2 baths. $37,700 35'-46In()h Ilorni _____________________________ LUSTLISTED_ThIstyrlflc3 BR 2 bath In Loch Arbor. huge fencic lot, central heat & aIr. Many custom Items. BPP $31J00. Gitta 36-ResortProperty ____________________________ liutchlson Ocean front Apts., 339 S. Atlantic, Daytona Beach, Call Mrs. 1.1). Hutchison, 37340$!. Condominium on ocean at New Smyrna. Attractively turn., sleeps 5. Open Aug. 2$-Sept. 1 and Sept. 4II (over Labor Day). $173 wk. Contact Charlotte Donahoe, 3221522 or 3220270. ___________ MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Cond.. Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH III SR 434, Longwa*il 552-400 I BR, (urn, apt., lights, water furn. Adults Only, $55. 322.22$ after 4 wk.days. - 41-Houses _____________________ $600 Down 3 BR home, Orange City, double carport, many shade trees, on a 137' deep lot. Price, 511.500. $131 TAFFER REALTY' leg. Real Estate Broker I100E.2SlhSt. 3224435 LLOYDS REALTY Hwy 17 93, Orange City LLoyd Babb Brokn-, 904 773-1111 Sanford, adults only. Modern Studio & I BR. Air, carpet etc. $25 per no. up. 323$015. 21.lSParkDr ---------$12 BR Mobil, Homes Adults - No pets JOHNNY WALKER leg. Real Estate Broker General Contractor 373 5151 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work. - there wouldn'l be aviv. Reserve your new completely furnished studio apt. now Conveniently located, single story. patio apartmnls will be ready for OCCupanCy In early October. Abundant storage (Including attic), decorative wall coverings. plush landscaping, Complete sound proofing, "GE energy cf flchency package" in the nicest courtyard lIving environment In the area. To see model, CCII 321 0220. Multiple Usting Service Sunland, 3 BR. 2 B, $21,500 It Woodmere, 3 BR. 1'- B, $22,750 Pinecrest, 3 BR, l',y B, $33,750 Country LivIng, 3 BR, 25, $39350 C - _________________ _____ - . .0 C r ( C a t SANORAI SOUTH BUDGET MINDED? Then check out this) BR concrete block home in nice area with big yard and great location. Asking $19,300. Wm. H. Stemper -. Realtor ISIS S French 322 4991 Eves. 3221195; 332-1)54; 3221914 - Sanford's newest eneva ardens G New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM VA Luxury °25,000 Patio Apartments Studio, 1,2,3 Bedroom Apis. o Kitchen Equipped Financing.NotIsing Down . FHA ow.,, Conventional.5% Down t, S Homes ready for your Inspection Adult-Family one Bedroom From and immediate occupancy . $ Sanford An.,4 Blocks South olAlrport Blvd. 1 35 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralley Odham.323-4670 ' BUILDER.DEVEL.OpgR 3222090 I professionally Managed,i. BEAUTIFULLY LANDSCAPED 3 BR, 2 bath home In excellent condition with central H-A, W-W carpet, and family room. Fenced yard has well with sprinkler system and fruit trees. Great location. 535.300 LOMGW000 - Beautiful corner lot with large oak shade tree in front. Set in a quiet neighborhood, this) BR 2 Bath home Is close Pp schools and i-i & 17-fl. Features large rooms, range, refrigerator, metal shed, utility room, patio, arid double carport. Will sell FHA. See it today to appreciate this at traclive home. Only $25,900 MLS REALTORS 321.0041 2017 S. FRENCH Treeshacted, fenced lot,) BR, It-s B., Fla mm., kit, equip., air, cpt., wather, dryer, screen porch. 10' a 21' lawn bldg. $23,500 3230119. No qualifying, $195 dn., $199 mo., 3 BR, Wa bath, central heat-air, large lot. 322 6345. COUNTRY CLUB MANOR-7 BR, tamily room, screened porch, big fenced back yard, utility building. A bargain at $17,500. 323-0411. __ .i btt. carport, central heat & air conditioning, lovely landscaped yard, over ISO' on lake, asking $30,900 , G, t a ' Life In 9dqeeu,iede We Ic o m e s NEAR SCHOOL 1. SHOPPiNG- 3 BR. split plan, l'.'i baths, central H&A, $21,100. ' - HOMES of DISTiCTlON Large Wood,o Lots Paved Slreets Stw,rt Ir,et Lghtt Sid•wIkt . • - ' - • •' ,', NEED A HOME?- $100 down paymenl to qualified buyers. 3 OR. I baths, central heat,. refurbished. Al low as 111.000. • - - - , WITT REALTY IDYLIWILDE HOMES BY FOR . -, - - - - APPOINTMENT - ' 211 W.231h SanIorci.Fi. . , I DYNAMICPROPERTIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker Deltona. 611 6611 GOLOSBORO- 3 BR, 1 bath frame, trees. $10,900 - '- ' , , f AddItions RemodelIng CALL 32231O3 lots ci furniture, beddln, ap.. Tv's, MISC. Itenwesidof bargain prices. samAmerlcardl $192.60 Like New- Lovely Walnut Styijng. WIll Finance, fOr reliable party, Call Mr. JenkIns 301-5190010. ' Sanrd Auction 1200 French Ave. ____________________ ____________________ FUTURA BY SINGER ____________________________ Reed equipped to zig-zag 1. make button Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carps Shampooer for only $1.50 per day CARROLL'S FUilNITURE _____________________ (4eg Real Estate Broker 321 OSiO 322 2745 123.1595 3220779 _ 3BQ,2bath home, carpeted,C H&A. kitchen equipped, with family One of Singer's top Touch and Sew ZIgZag machInes. Assume room. Can assume mortgage. No balanc.ofs1s5.$oorpay$1)90p qualifying. Payments monthly month. Will take trade-In. Singer $144. Move In view, holes. lalance of UI.0 r 10 payments of $4. Call credit manager, 322.4II or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 E. 1st St., Dntowt Asioc. 323-01*5 Night Store and office space avallabl,, commercial area. Downtown Sanford. CARPENTER REALTY 32)1341 SANFORD - Drive by - 133$ S Summerlln Ave., large oaks, pine 1. palm trees. 3 BR,. 2 baths, air conditioned, neat & clean. Move in now. Drive by & call today; $17,950 Forrest Greene Inc. ________________________ REALTORS13Q.4133 Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 2'/rn acres, I BR, 3 baths, office, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, $5,000 equity and assume marof $33,000. EL CAP1TAN- 3 BR, 1½ bath, quiet neighborhood, large lot, near all. CRANK COP'l'$T,, REALTY REALTORS-a)o.6o,i Eves. 3fl.39 - 1975 Honda 150 CC, 4300 mIles, mxceilere conditIon. 373-0125 after 1:30, _______________________ 66lto,-es _______________________ Horse Pastor. Fir Rent $31 per no. Nmg. Coggins Required. Upsala Road, 3231314. 79-TIUCkS.TrIIe1 - 1$? International Step-Van, reduced to $100. Needs some body work, excellent running cond. Owner going north. 131-2791. _________________________ 1 Yr. Old Roan Mare, Schooled by professional trainer. Excellent riding horse; also II mc. old Appaloosa Pallmino Colt 322.i3ó ___________________________ I Sale ____________________________ 67'4JVeStOCk-PQ5.Jtfry ___________________________ bate Datsun Including 1 cars and trucks, For informató, call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 131-1311. Loft PigeOnS & 323 7462 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-I) and '73 Models. Call 323*370 cr134. it05 Dealer. ostereo We have a large selection of black white portable TV'S. $23 to us. HERB'S TV, 1200 5. French, 3231734. - Cash 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. - CB RADIO-RtoIn 23 Channel Base Unit, Turner & 2 Power mike, Polecat antenma, Set Long JoIn element beams, coax & other equip, $330 or best offer, 322-7I3; 322-3102. '-d 1913 Cl Camino VI, automatic, power steering, 515*1. WHEELRANCHOFSANFORD Phone 3231010 _______________________________ 1970 vw Fastback, etcetlent cond, AM FM radio, aIr, many extras. Days, 646-2200. Eyes. )310S55. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell for 30 pct. commission. Free Pickups Auction, Saturdays 7 p m. Sanfont 3222710 ____________________________ 1971 Toyota Station Wagon. Corona Mark II. Superior cond., radio, air. Days 6447200. Eves, 321 0130_______________________ - BUSINESS DIRECTORY -.,' EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,s,, _ Reg.RealEstat,Broker JOHN KRIDER,ASSOC. 107 W.Commercial 71*1, Sanford ______________________ ________________________ Aluminum Siding BATEMAN REALTY Home Improvements ______________ Pest Control I can COver you.jr home with alum Peg. Real Estate Broker 26315. Sanford Ave. 321 O7SSeves. 322 7643 Sanford - By Owner, 3 BR. h' baths, central H & A, screen patio. carpeted 526.900. 322 1903 after siding & SItu system Alto Rooting, Gutters 20 yrs. Ep Eaqle Siding Co $31 9353 Longwood, Small hake. 3 BR, 2 bath central air. 1500 q. ft., living space. 523.500 41 QUIET AREA 3 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Appro*. $2,000 down, $113 month. 11nt* 40 qualltying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths, garage, gold carpet. . Close to schools. 3230237 atter 5:30. .ovely3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separute studio. $3,000 equity & aSsume loan of 532,000 3210503. T. JOHNS REALTY CO BROKERS Days- 3226)73 Piigtuls-3fl 2.352 _____________________________ Classified Ads will always give you Have some Camping equipment you more Much, Much More than rio longer use? Sell it all with a youexpect Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 3222611 or $31 9993 and a friendly ad visor will help you. - Land Clearing Reaty Care __________________ - Sewing ___________________________ C&A TOWERS BEAUTY SALON lo'merly Hirrielt's Beauty Nooui $19 E First. 322 51 BackHoe Service - Larsi clearing, III dirt, dat. rock. All kinds 01 digging Housetrailen stored and moved, 3229142, _______________________ Colt game goneto pot?$ell th chubs witbt Cliitif led ad Call 373 3611 or $31 9993. - Alterations. Dress-Making, Drapes, Upholstery. 322 0707. _ - (STERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldoilg. Excavaling, Ditch work, Fill dirl, top soil. 3723913 .. ____________________________ ART BROWN PEST CONTROL. 2342 Park Drive Interior. Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty. 327.2750, GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST ___________________________ FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' Reduced for quick sale- By Owner, Sunland 3 BR. 1 bath, heat I air, many extras. 519.900. 3495371. - 1574 Honda Elsinor,, MT 210, street legal, 2,00 mIles. Like new, $450. a 3 Bedroom, 1'.' bath, central heat & air, carpeting, Excellent con ditlon, 572,5430. 323*316. fl.,..s.. 1U9 Honda, CS 250, 9500 Miles. Excellent coed., 1310. 322-3117. _________________________________ ' SANFORD, brick 3 BR. 3½ baths, $100 down. About $110'a month pays all. I', Pc?. annual pct. rate. 30 vrs. $11,500. P,le. 7I4Ii Motorcycle ihturance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3SU cr3227710 - Dryer, brand new, $150 llrm. 32331 M. VNSWORTH REALTY leg. Real Estate Broker $03 W. ist St. 323-0051or323.OSlleves. - 78-tOl'C'ChS ___________________________ _____________________ ____________________________ IENMOREWASI.fER,parti, service, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES323.05pl Appraised $10,000. Owner, -_ Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show quality. Cropped ears & shots. $150 to $300. Terms. 343. 52-AppIisfK __________________________ - Cars& Trucks 5.suy year thru IllS models. 7 days weak Call collect, 301-2131 65Pets-Supplies ______________________________ German Shepherd, male, 1'.', yrs. good temperment, black & tan. $25. 332.5153 * SINGER FUTURA *' One of Singer's finest. Sold new for over $400, Needs someone to assume balance, $196.50 Of pay $3230 mc. Free horns trIal. Will take trade. NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 777 N. 17.92. 339-5097,,, Antique upright writing desk, Twin d. Dresser, 3 drawer; Any reasonable of fn-. 3233029 attn-S. W. GARNETT WHITE residential neighborhood __________________________ I ' t (Vfli you don't believe that want ads bring results, try cisc, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 3222611 or 5315993. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT'S FRONTAGE FRENCH AVE. hIP' Busy corner, $73,000 316' Bargain, $oo,o 100' Corner, $30000 214' plus, Ideal, Sh30, 210' perfect, 1150.000 Professional Bldg. $115 000 7p.m. ____________________ tgage Kish Real Estate INC. Lake Minnie area, 4 BR. 2 8.531,750 ' _____________________ Lake Mary, 3 BR, neat lake, fireplace fruit trees. 3 lots, lots, $30,000. 323 7711. .IENNYCLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 301-322-ISle Days and Alter Noun 500 MagnolIa, 3 BR, I B, $12,300 23, SUNDYTRUMPET EKceflent Condition fl3,,734 OuIsf S R home, lArq lot, varIc?y SWIMMING Pont. S*CRtrtcr.-., 34331,, manufacturer a, of cItru '.s prodvrs small' distrIbutor has aluminum tic. Income Central air Ii heat, formal 75-'RSC$'UStiOImI ViNciss .ONice Supplies tangular pools left over from 1975 dining room, OilIce, large famIly season, half price. Guaranteed room. Older established neigh. 11'TrucxCampsr lnstallatlou and terms. Call borhood. Close I Must sell, lnexceIIentcndjm, Office Furniture $339331 collict. Reasonable, Call Phyllis C.apponl, Realtor.Associate. After Hrs. $34 Deluxe Aluminum Wood ci steel desks, exicutive desk above OUfld 1723. FRICKE 5, FRICICE & chaIrs, secretarial desks & REAL BARGAIN,CONCORDMior swimming pools. (2? iS'z24' and ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS chaIrs, straight chalr, fIlIng 15'x33' complete. I yrs. old, Home 24' 1914 sleeps 1. self coil531-5313. cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry tallied under factory price. Call reposseis, Sacrifice, ½ price. 3234191. NOLL'S Call c011ect305273.0010. Own In Six Months ___________________ Casselberry, 17.52, Wanted, ResIdentIal site for Lease Näw 77- Autos Wanted swimming pool. Leading Do you have $1000? Then call us, 6s-Girden distributor wants a nice backyard ____________________________ and start INVESTING your BUY JUNK CARS- from 110 tO $31. to display new 1575 model above money. Instead Of throwing It Lawn Mower Sales & Service - w, Call 3n-1424 after I pm. ground pool. Top consideration away I Have) BR homes available Sell the Best & Servlci the Rest. given for prime location. Call 301now to start you out EARNING Westem Auto, 301 W. First St., 373. Want 1971 or older Dodge Dart; also 422-1370 collect. Instead of burning. will buy any make convertibles 4403 KItchen Bathroom Cabinets, Cliff Jordan, Realtor Count,r tops. Sinks. installation NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 531-5222 Ifffiislstheday tobuyanewcai, Woodruff's Garden Center available. Bud Cabell. PhOPtOdWsWWtid5ithebSt SOlCeIeryAve. Sanora 3 BR, 2 baths, central air & - anytIme, ______________________________ buys. heat. 2 car garage, exceptional Rarp&Exoticnewarrivals, buy. 531,900.53e-3a,j. 51--Household (3 PLANTS!. ANSWERS. MORE CASH 210 E. 1st 51, For Wrecked or Junk REAL NICE Broker, 372-7171 Day ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 2SlSPark fy50. Public Auction Mond, Aug. WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 313 31SE.FfrstSt_ 332.5532 JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 3222420 ' You Name 11.1 Buy It SanfoidAuction 1203 French. 332-734 - ATTRACTIVE - 2 BR, 1 bath, can be used for combInatIon business. residence. $15,250. Call Sanford's Sales Leader - ______________ _____________ IT'S BEEN REDUCED-$I,100IQ, an early sale, BeautIful custom 2 BR, 2 bath with walk-In CloSets. Goodies galore. $31,100. CHECK THIS - Only 5 years old, 3 BR, It-, baths, central heat. carpeting, large utility room. Neat 'N Clean. $22,000. Real_Estate Lake Mary Furn. Apt. 322-2241 Furnished or Unfurnished NO DEPOSIT .2 BR, carpeted,al, Adults, $110 no, 3234301 or 3324470 Private Mobile Home lot for rent. S00 mc. South Sanford Ave. 32]0141. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE SLACK I WHITE ANDREAD ALL CVII, _ £ W __________________ at the Movletand Drlve.,,, Theatre, South 17.53. P1101W 3fl 1214. __________________ ____________________ RECLAIMED PIANO 01195-BAt. Due .. DAVE'S 333 5325 _______________________ 59MJ51CA1,'ctwii Guaranteed reconditioned auto batterIes, $11.93 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1105 Sanford Ave. SANFORD Furniture Used UNBELIEVABLE-I BR, 2 bath Central heat & aIr, foyer, eat.h kItchen, family room, chain IlnI fence. 5*9 50. 1 BR Mobile Home in Lcngwopd, $113 mo. No pets. 0305550. 5O-Miscellansous for -Sale IV Cabin CruIser, 70 Pip. motor I traIler. $450 or best offer. Call ________________eve ops 323.19*5 Farm W.gs $3031 Up 322-2021 or 323-3149 after 5 Southern Charm Stenstrom Realty Furnished SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bedroom trailer apts. Adult & family park. Weekly. 3315 Hwy 17.57, Sanford. 323.3930. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS 10,91112 Bdrm. CLUI ROOM POOL' 281. House, FurnIshed $141 322-3443 after 3 Room upstairs (urn apt. Lights & Water IncIuded Ill Park Ave. 'W1ag. I DUPLEX-.. Furnished or un furnished. Ideal locatIon, Reasonabl, rent 341-3721. 31Apartnnts Plan Carefully When 3 Furnished 2 BR house, $ Points, den, air, washer Idryer, S1S5 pot mc. 322-1117. - LARRY SAXON, INC. REALTOR 322.211 322-Old Furnhed !Apstmsnts U'urrIlshsd Reserve your now apartment now. Conveniently located, single story, 112 BR, patio apIs. will be reedy for occupancy In early October. .bunn'ant storap. (Including attic), decorative wall covering, plush landscapIng, complete sound proofIng, "GE energy it. ficlency package", In the nIcest courtyard living environment In the ares. To see furnished models call 321-0220. - 33-thuses REAL ESTATE SCHOOL DAYS Plan for them by seeIng this extra nice 3 BR home today. Central air, carpets, drapes & garage. Walk to school. Priced any market at $73,500. 435.5049 Jim Hunt Realty ln 329211 Merchandise ROBSON MARINE 2921Hwyi7-92 337-9941 CailBart Nice 4 SR. 3 bath) story home, pis 2 furnIshed apIs. Good home Income property or excellem it investment property. 121.000. 2321 Park Dr. 32' CabIn CruIser, complete facIlities, excellent Condition, see to appreciate, u3a. Days. 332-1013 or 323.5511. Nights, 332,739, _____________________ DEBARY BeautIful 1 a'e lots from $4,990. Only $50 down with low payments. 417.1111, SACKET'r INVESTMENT CORP..REALTORS -. APSHOPFLEAMARKET Anyone can be a sailer or a buyer.' No charge. All admitted frul. 55-BoNtsSAccossories _______________________ 323-Sll4anytlme Buy STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If ClassIf Ads didn't wt there wouldiui be any. ________________________ REALTOR, MLS Realtor a_to _ GARAGE SALE: Starting Monday, 3 days only. Schoel clothes for girls, like view, alSo some assorted Items. $1 FaIrway Road, (Loch Artier) 3111411. Garage sales are In season. Tell tile people about II wIth a Classified Ad In the Herald. 3223511; 5319951. Harold Hall Realty Exceptionally nice & clean bedroom, 1 bath home. Centri heat,carpetlflg. utliltyshed, mefi awnings, kitchin equIpped. Nit e neighborhood. $20000. 3 BR, air conditioned, fenced y in Sunland. $171 no, plus security dip. 323-0144. Restaurant, Past Foods, Country Clubs, Cn.f-Cook with over 23 Yrs. experienc, In all phases of food bUSiss seeking employment It -? tro.ir. 5ti,id'jt*. .'fl.M96 ______________ ,,-Gem_ k - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if Classified Ads dhdr 't work.,. there wouldn't be an 2 BR, newly painted, 5130 mo, plus $50 damage, 435 Jersey st.. Orlando. 159-0143. wn 1SYR. PHA FINANCING GREGORY MOSI LE HOMES 2103 OrlandO DvV Sanford, 323-3203 MUST SELL THIS WEEKFabulous buy at 521.300,3 BR, 2½ baths, family room double site fenced oak-shaded yard, well, extra large Master bedroom. EVES. 322.15$; or 322-0512 Large 2 BR, 1 bath, unfurn. No stove or refrIgerator. 2455 Palmetto Ave., 5135 mo. $30 dep. 332.7533 21-Slfustjo,n Vdentid ' Hal Colbert Realt 323-1032 Executive -Aii_ - VETS- NO DOWN- 3 Di, 1%i baths, air condItIoned, fenced yard, low monthly payment. $15,900. 4 BR, Lonqwood area, $27,100 Accepting applIcations on S new town homes. Large 3 BR, Th baths, carpet, central air, 2 car garage, formal dinIng, plus privat, patio. Water & lawn maintenance furnished, plus swimmIng & tennis. $213 mc. CALLBART REAL ESTATL 332745$. Sales Clerk, experienced In ladies ready.towesr. Apply In pet-son only to RoJay's, 211 E. 1st St., downtown Sanford. No phone calls. - A Mr. MANAGER TRAINEE- Must hi willing to re-locate In state a Florida. Training program con ducted in Sanford at local store Int,ryle between 1 and 4 only 24315.French Ave.Payless Shoes bLII1 S Acres, MichIgan Ave., $2,300 pi acre. Newly painted Sunland home, 3 berm, 1 bath, fenced yard. per month. 322-1743 after 3. TAXI DRIVERS Yellow Cats- 201 S. Park Ave. Sanford • In ', UIhed Nurses; RN's & LPN's, Aides, AId companion, Needed lmmedlatel1 5300434. - ' 41-Houses "MUST SEE"III I BR. concrete block:, over 1500 sq. ft.. Reduced to 119.500. PEALTORI 311 11th! MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Extra large older 3 Ii home. 121 Magnolia Ave. 117,500 YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASIIF,IED AD LATELY. ___________________ - - lVSRI$INIr$W,hflflrd.PL ________ - DEADLINES • phex.s Unfury,isMa, two bedroory. DeposIt. Adults Preferred. 332. 1420 or 323-5114, AVON HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST MAS and the money to pay fo It. 'Start now silting bsiutlfo Products. Make bulutiful money Call 5443175forInformation, a. 0 is is S* 0 831 .9993 322-26H Staht.. enfihied ________________________ an SOY$Tt o.k-s ICEI N. 717, FlerIda Dbe UnC*IOI ____ ____ '.,• '• 'DEAR AMY: I : 0 ml ,.____ -.-c Amak CmeWy. Fler hi acardswswim ss _____ liven 1110 tIle iiswe listed below NOTICIOP NESTEit N. WELLS. it . dii ml reslsbe 0 tIle PId* 1 ffirv S times........4Ica Pin. 001 moew to be w Restaurant Manager, fast loo LONINISTEATION MInimum 2 yrs. Lap. Salary op mntiAl DefutLi.. Ns.'w S'shh. Til: 11cm, TO ALL P115001 HAVINS dai,.d perso.iig or nfsnglbli . . 31ca Nit. n1y MOITS*00Pouaosuu NI-IS F1 hauL. 1. Reiume, Boa 500,SanfortFL SOS AM. - $:31 P.M. ____ ___ .............2k. line utimes L' NOTICIOP SUIT w*b "femak si.. .isan MCLNis ClAiMS OS DEMAI AOAINST THIS DOEi NOT INVOLVE REAL MONDAY I (13.NM1N1MUM CHARGE) Till LIOn (ITATI MD ALL ESTATL TO: 1. 0. OAEEN A Manemant OPpOrtunIty avaliabli Dehis J. Sanfis SATURDAY S-Noon p 3 LMesMMimum SONS. INC.. For pirsonaI interviow call 32 INTIUSITID Acceunt Number F.039.00,& Pubibe A. 3.5. SI"71 _____ ____ _____________________ 1512. I - a I&4 1._.. I IN TND SSTATL Gesr,hi CriUsn DEC43 lptanmtoumur, Burke. Ensst. $113 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED w 1ll St. Sadord. Fl. 31771; F. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a Expanding sales business need that mal an ictIsit le Nrsi...s• my. Sailed the INVITATIONTOB;o _____ _______ C0* CI't .fltd a sts, administration iiLieieslfl.WLC& MCas•. working partners. No inveitmen i I ite estite of ICU t000e sit thS hiiWeh bidS wit erwei.00 in tow ______ 322.1211. P.O. 10* 13$. Lunnend. Fl F-*3* ha,, 1s ob my ous wife. '" 0II0 We city itiena.. Saausrt 50,114. -k icr N. Siyotte. esm. McGill. Noon 11* Do Bfoe Pubkotlon Florida Robert. Route 1. Usa -I rdin1a to ham.0 dacsssst File Numbir 7024-CF. COUNSELLOR I AAA Employmen Lit 13. GRENW000 ESTATES. Florida. on me tssanin hem: 0. Sanlord, Fl: F-1IUISI7. Ritley Office EuIôment for Public Pifidin in the Cltaaft CIVt w Abevo. wber the are so paId Tan,i ii La.......j, PhirlUs Sudays Place. Sundo Noon Fdda nude several lateste pilsi RI. 2.Ssa 0. S w c - at W. Fullun Seminole Colelty. Florida. Prenat, 510 11Uinj for offices in Florida, Georgia ; 1 • 7• __________________ __________________ __________ DEAR_______ LUIG. Ld'i he 505k 53. p,5 , Ala,, Miss. We guarante, to bs Phi E. Florida Slate 5&. Saidord. FIa BLUE IAJID Puoiic lacem hi Siffihiele Cawdy. Detailid spocllica14ns are SemInOle County Courthouse. Tifll. F.14l4O0fl Waltz, 0. _________________________ best and offer the most. You, ____ _.I__ San$or, Florida 317j1. The Primal___ TPia,, Tide T V I Appliance, ______________ ______________ iwilois __ abilIty to communicate wItI Ms rppmsnsttv, 0 the estate 15 P.O. 101 111. Lonq*ood. people desire to help people anc I) Wi IkII Fl; P.1400DEAR AMY: 1 Ww An 4-lfsonab man as ai me werem,,0 a, êC1Id Ci your aggressIveness to obtain anc city Mark,fl,a Gouocsk wtos. drs Ii 0001. Sirnstshi 1. Muir; F4MS. _____________________ _____________________ s ! cud a rinan dslrs Ihiris.. if any Mui.,ers Office, City Hall, ,. 310 TanouIite Dr fl (P.O. 00CM007 ____ _____________________ ____________________ meet objectIves will detel-mha 0303. Clemants. W. 1., F14ØS5S03. lOrd. Florida. ad i4on Lisaw V. West *Jhe, ll ha, later man sw 1103). Sa.Word. Finds 3277). The Prescel? Trader Sales; F-SIIUOI. . ki N CI't type es aa. your future. Do you want an _____ ______ _____ FACED WITH A DRINKING SUSY SEE CHILD CARE ____ _________ plain$it, it SONS 211. 211 NIIt1a A.N. Fridy. $*SSIIIII 3. '75. ""a demand an Opportunity PROBLEM ______ ___ ____ krupos & EI%iSq; _____ ho! b 2IllHo(lyAve. to use sw $14,050 a Ave., Altamorits borings. Filda The bide Will hI *IkIy oed on reDrewnsativvi attOfily your maturIty, expe,'lonce and Pen.apsAsccliohlcAsenyinous Wicker. Smith. BloomgulsI ln '1 P1lene323-7$1Q or 332.0710 t. 1r lifili INtl at 100 AN. 32701 and Ills the orlinsI with me below education? If so, contact DiAnit, ir rina concerning the amolmi or Clark it The above Itylit Court on or The City Cammbelan rssres the All p.ris having claims or DEAR AMY: I have a frl msll5. Call 4413 Educatlanit Child Cite for es low as ____ •,_- p1 -• befort me 27th day it rigM le accl or 10 rejed any or all demindi agsktsl the estate ____ I em Write p.o. Ian 3 03. maklv If you qualify. 323 . .-em t N76; ithorshea lun1it may as bide inme bed kila..il it me City it requlre WITH IN THREE MON. Lookln (or mature cernpaniei may be obtained Sanford. FlorIda 37771 or 332.1031. $ IWllfllk wtMm b morilod ii years o by the Sm. i.. - ,, without a home I responsibllitl, THS FROM THE DATE OF THE possessing an interest in me dsmand in me Colshit M. W. I. ___ Knowiss FIRST PUSLICATION OF THIS orogsrtyyaoorss$Mgan ceiigI to w t I'm ___ to live in and care for elderl YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll BROWSE AND SAVE... VS eIIy 1ty MinOV WITNESS my hand f NOTICE. to file with the clerk of the GERALD A. LEWIS. State Comp. wets a hitds wed woman. Room 1. board will Fres. 51fl lw ..W CirV• - 1si. . - The Want Ad Way. worth siuss a , CIty of 5ai. with said Court. this 11th day of Aiged. above court a written statement gt....J.11p "Hotthle. Adults or Tuna. salary. Must have own car. 322 ___________________ fl trout, Abam4insj Prcpsrfy 5 Puhft: Aug. 33. 1170 _. any claim or demand they may m, 4341 alter 4p.m. Capitol, TaIhiii.see, Florida DEC.113 (SEAL) ____'s having Put fo 7O have. Each claim INAt be lit s ALCOHOl. A PROILEM? s-Good Thn to Eat 32311. Ii sums to mantis a AflP.r H. Beckwlfli. Jr. _____________________ ___________________ and must Indicate tile basis lw the iiiimbit, heirfil d addFiS$. ______________________ uihi, lit YOUR FAMILY? h Whesi I aI t to wt I '' SERVICE MAN- Refrigerator. at IN Till CIICUIT cit of me Circuit COOlS U1T P01 claIm. Pits name and address of 'hI omlistue inthusnotic.. UrI.ss rof AL. ANON Freozar p,. "sMd"o1orisoncldmd erS:ric-a-- 1 tcellq pict. .,... ;atch. Bisu ly: Jean I. Wilke SIMINOLI COUNTY. Pl.OilDA CTIltf t ' 1t company AM !MFLOYMEN-I ,., ty. Pr H.1I fl.pj$y c of 70 wt)c wu bar cbiIrvwvI Or" _____ PROATE OIVIS1DN• ccik. abd ffi ameu. t'Jf??*d. l U.a and ____ io *emilie% Of frilndl Of 201 E.Commercial,rn-silo. Ioldir Dy OC4Ob,r 21 1?7I. 'hi N. Osgsn Ave.. '.v Mile N. SR N. -jj FN.mWT )i-j3,4'P ca..n rise the kds, ft LSnaS vet due, the date when It orirtv win be dIfv.reo PD tile For turltwr information cell 132-4513 Mt west it II 1 4 Mi. W. it DEC-Il) D$,1a4. will becom, due shall be statud. I Coiptrollsr of Florida. Therssfty, "" - a 3ung wtte (!) gown ____ tarr __ _________ Sanford. 33221* a Re: Idate of the Claim is contingent O , ____________________ these's to be a hap reception GLADYS VIVIAN GRIFFIN, wostmzuiot imIIquidat. the naturs of PhI Ott furn claims mist be directed Sanford Al Anan Family Group P.O. CLASSIFIED ADS DONI COST the compt,uhs, Of Florida. In a reided hell. Diceaud certainty mall be stated. if the 10* __________________ 133, Sanford. na. 31771. THEY PAY. GERAI.D& LEWIS ______________________ NOTICIOPANCIU.ANY claim is secured, the security shall DEAR iItK Aed utor a I say, gitthig married In COMPTROLLER o FLORIDA ADMINISTIATION be described. The claimant mali p.jl15: 'YO('R t.ITTI.E FFE .IGEN(:r' WU fr 31_ 31 i Ut.iuty Who diurch Is fine, bid at he!! 501IN THU CIRCUIT COURT _______ TO ALL P111005 NAVINS dellvefsimlcl,ntcopl.sofm.c$alm OEC-Io7 ___ DESK CLERK Orlando area, will mdafterllyeaiolmaryjage, UIGNTIINTN JUDICIAL THU CLAIMS OS DEMANDS ASAINST to tile clerk to enable me clerk to train Legal Notice LegalNotice Till ASOVI ESTATI AND ALL mail one copy to each personal NOTICE OF ORDINANCE OF DEAR AMY: rm a hard. she should have a quiet COUNTY, FLORIDA. CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI OTHER P111011 INTIRUS5ID reprsssntative. VACATING. CLOSING AND FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER uwktng, weflpMd, Wlngt.ii religious ceremony and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS IN Till ESTATE. CASE NO. NI. 7S-4J.C*.I.$ Allpenonsinterested Imiffie estate ABANDONING PORTIONS OF Several positions EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. NAME STATUTE to do ce nner afterward In lomeone's THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to whIm a copy of mis Notice Of UTILITY EASEMENTS * CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: fl the admktirathit of work, sad tho's estate MmInisIratt has been mailed are TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: REFRIGERATOR.FREEZER ___all I'm 1- home or In a nice raoraat. I COMPANY OF HARTFORD, it GLADYS V. GRIFFIN.the Notice is hershy given that the COUNTY. FLORIDA deceased, required. WITHIN THREE MON. 'Service Repairman ported to& I ie4 all thone abo think a white gown Is In corPot-aflon NOTICE Ii hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to ttie CASE NO. 704flSCA4O CONNECTICUT, i COnnecticut FiIeNvmasr70331.Cp,is.s,,mitein THS FROM THE DATE on THE City Council of th City of "FititiosNam,5tatut,,"pty FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. * °1' _______ the Circuit Court for Setakule FIRST PUILICATION OF THIS Caiselberry, Florida, at Its Regular SISOtFIs aS*atutos,wlllr,gltjy TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. MANAGER TRAINEE - Must regiven _____ut giii...m ph a bsd Everyone Is Isaghing at her. County, Florida. Probate Diulsisit, NOTICE, to file any oajectlons they Meeting held on the 15th day of with th County Comptroller, in and POfitiolt. etC.. loCate Det.ENA C. MAY, it al the addreis of wIlki Is Seminole may have that challenges ii. August, AD., 1175. iri the City Hall tot Seminole County, Florid., ugon In self-dotes.. I paid a What Is yew onicn? X Plaintiff. County Court I,ous•, Sanford, validity it the decedent's will, the at Cesielberry, Florida, pursuant to receipt of proof GIRL FRIDAY Light typing dollar for a hedge that says, "I it the publication of N.J. FRIEND NOTICI OF Florida. The Ancillary porional qualIfications of the personal Petition and Notice heretofore this notice, the fictitious * DOUGLASH.SMITH.ndSUSANE. to CAN TYPE!" _______ DEARFRIEND. Ik'sa rspm,ntaflye of the estate ii rpresentativ,, or me venue - givin. Pissed arid adopted an Or- wit: ENTERPRISE 1701 j SALES REPS - Several Immediate SMITH. his wife, ___ ___ NOTICE IS to HEREBY GIVEN,itDOUGLAS STENSTROM, whose lurisdlcllon of the cow?. thai pursuant SF halIn Jumen? openings FORThERERD b.MtNUI Ides, *ed I, Iii em' Foreclosure entered cause addrem if dlnaflce closing, vacating and which I am engaged in bsslneis at Defsndants.4 r P.O. lox 13* Sanford, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND abandoning, renouncing and 100 NOrth Highway 17.t7, Longwod, DEAR ABBY: Should a 111111 tohab,s$. Its NOTICE OF ACTION nbered 75-OJOCAfl. in me Fl.) LThenameandanie,sof OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED dlscloiminganyandalIrngpesof DRIVER - Must have own van, all iln'wv g Semkiolecounty, Florida. TO: SUSAN E. SMITH (who ft be a her IbiS Circuit Court it the Ancillary porsonal represon. WILL SE FOREVER BARRED. rdlgk. tsrema.y, Cityof Casselberry, p101-nd.; and the expenses plus salary _____ The parties Interested in said Relidence Unknown Seminole County, tativvsattw-ney sell thie pro,r?y ____ are is, lorth below. Date itthe first publication of mis public in and to thi following btjsJn enterprise follow: frIend Or relative) offer to help why ahoelde't e have the kled Flordia, situatedI i,will Seminole * YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an nty parsons having claims or Notice of AdmInistration; August described property, to wit: BARMAID - Night shift the hess dear the toNe of weag she waa? JACQUELINE I. AN ELLO action for foreclose a mortgage on 4 against the estate are Mm, Florida. itescnw as: That part it the South 73fl feet it * Dated at l..ongwood, FlorIda, this the Iolloelng property in Seminole Wost required. WITHIN THREE 'l. -. flit of 11w North 751 Marintha S. Govocek PhI North tu of Government LoPs 1 11th UPHOLSTERER - Experienced, day County. Florida: it the Eat? ' of the NW ¼ of the NE THS FROM THE DATE OF THE As Personal Represents. $1,010 vito. to start and 2. SectIon 17, Towvittiip 21 South, Publisti: Aug. 15,32,30, Sept. 5. 175 LOS 21. Block "G°, WOODMERE 'rn, less the North 23 led lot road, FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS tive it ml Estate it * Range 30 East, Casselberry, DEC.71 PARK, SECOND REPLAT, iC Section 33, TownshIp 21 South, NOTICE, to f iii with the clerk of the Icr layette STENOGRAPHER Florida. lying East of the existing cording to the plat merest, as lange 30 East, Seminole County shove court a written statement it Oecuase centerline 1 Sunset Drive avid West * FICTITIOUS NAMI recorded in Put look "I3. Page 73. floilda. any claim or demand they may ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL SECRETARY - Shorthand 1. typIng of CARRIAGE HILL. Unit NO. 3. Not ice Is hefby given that I am Public Records it Seminole County, aid the personal ____ promety located have. Each claim .mmt____ be In writing REPRESENTATIVE: a must according to ttte Plat thereof as snaged In laisineis at __ 3lA- , ACCOUNTANT OR FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPE Construction Sackgrguod pfitre Salary excehint. AAA EMPLOYMENT 210 CommercIal 323-SE OdQndo WInti Poik S.tTllnol ______________ - - Name Improvements PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL, AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl bite Clearing, Mowing; Ditcing; Fill Or?. Clay; Rock. Sand: Backhoe Loader. PIt. 332 $82?, C. E. SHEPHERD Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs. Call 32.3 1*75 Tree Service _____________________ Landscaping & Lawn Care LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree trimming & removal Frce estimates. Licensed & insured, 5527191 - ___________________________ Roof Repai, Carpentr r. Painting, -_ I-tome Repairs. Gutter rig. Cement work Free estimates Mowing, edging, trimming, *eeding $31 5462. YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING and 11lIijIng Free estimates vo Central Heat 5, Air Conditin HAVEN'T TRIED A 1'-ri, For free Vttiml, call CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. Can' Harris at SEARh it anford 322 EXPERT LAWN CARE' 171) MowIng. Edging, Trirnmin0 Well Drilling Free Etlimates. Ph0ne323 1792 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classilied Ads didn't work tnere WAYNE J.LENNOX&ASSOC. WOulcti't be any. Turfgrats Consulting Service WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS 0011 Courses. Ball FielOt. Lawns SPRINKLER SYSTE5S Carpentry, ll'tmodelng A4c3tor,* 333 4Q79 to.- more into Custom,, Work List,j, 8cssIe All typesard sizes Free esl,mat, 3236335 We repair arid service • STINEMACHINEI SUPPLY CO. Painting Have some camping equipment iOu 201W 2nd St 3226432 no longer ute? Sell It all with a ____________________________ _____________________________ Classified Ad irs The Herald. Call SLIM BUDGETS ARE 1223411 or $3) SW) and a friendly A I Pôntng- Brusn, roll. splay BOLSTER ED WITH VALUES ad visor will help you Quality *'jrk MC4I,rbIt prices FROM THE WANT AD F re ett'matn 32/ 0a COLUMNS, _______________________ 42WbiIeHomes - A obile Home. 55.300 2 BR. air, hi-, baths, covered patio Call 13.46173 3 Flamingo 12'x13', 2 BR, den, air optional, partly turn Private vented lot. Excel. £000. like over paynerils of $93 $6 mc 323 5150 attic S. Relocating- Must sell 3 BR, 2 bath. living, dining, den. & utility room. Carputed, seltcleaning oven. L Indscaped lot with 2 bedroom Ustiwasher & disposal. 2 Car mobile home. Excellent condition. garage, fenced, pool & tennis court covered patio, storage building. niembership available, $I,soo pool, marina, tennis. $12,900. 541 0o*r, assume 533,000. 323 $307 'SI' - __________________________ £ '-".-!$''- ., _i j.4.'• -..-.---.-, 'i'.':'.-- l:'h.tk;'. - ':1' - IL,.".1.•i i'.!.!','n.-.?:.:.1 st Vow Business DIQI 322-268ç93 I '1 _ .__._- - 'I ,.., . ,-........-......... 1 . ;" r ;, , 1 ,,Lè t'l 1 ,1.,i,:,, ;,'.q.i,,...... , 'p" :L_ 4iIu,trv2.a) . ,' )...... - .. :. - - '. tzit'.!".fs'':: . -.- ' ' , ---------.. . ....... ._. '., " ' i..., . . i.. �"MIL UM&d,PL AbMby,AMUM6 -A W to Previous Puzzle Chic Yft" cr_ INS MANDSOWE I ii, • I _ IineeneAT to II u I t _ • Is _____ THE'501$ IW.P L4D 91) tOJ *X rii'iii IItJ1I iiir iiitii 1 01 sun 'U tA3 APFVD3TMENL' 23 DimMutive AiIm republic 24 3 Grows older 25 Enemy 43 5 Threefold 27 Linear 6 Sprite ur. North m 7 Seaport In 28 318 coo.) Bravo ornament 32 C=01 5 fl15 wife30 • 9 Bound 32 r r rr I \ / I ________ , \ I ', y i rr ________ ; I Sir \ _ I r ____ i BEETLE BAILEY -- 44 assembly ae 45 49 rr Dance step — — — — liT' T — — — — — — — — — — ___ 15 — fl — — — ___ Mortwalkee' — CAPhor 3 28 ___ YO.Li Jun 8 PAPM! No F= AN DOCTOR 6" - gw avs - - _____ f o ____ -- F 3 ____________________________________ ____ LUit,II ir 1 44 - - — ARCHIE by 35 I•' 46 - _______ ______ - - - Mot.. 1 - - - - - - w an tord OKs Funding GflT Dec. entertain at home. Even If you organize someth ing Im 21) It's your kW of day, but you - — r • 1 relating to communication am CORN (Dec. 23-Jan your for te today. For example, 19) Difficult tasks don't YOU you can be very creative In Y. OU better teemed with another . CANCER (June 21-July 22) A than working slate A o Pi NM MI Is MOMS L k1b Rf i —.. HES IN Heart Failure Causes HE COME 1 J Bamford City CommInigner d John Morris thinks he may have broken the logjam Yj - • - ...• By OSWALD and JASIES JACOBY I ___________________________ NTI1J 9 9 L2'_ 'J_\\_ BUGS BUNNY I WENTED IRIS SMALL ELECTWIC COAENT"MD(M X") HELP BULD MWY PATW 10to JJ'JI R M SI $ (( I (''j w " I I' - 0 d E by Al Vernwer V WHY THE THE LAST UMBRELLA? TIME MOM NT IA f r Gor CAUGHT IN A FOR FRENCH I'M NOT TAKING ANY I CHANCES THIS TIME' I i AND IT WAS BREAD... RUINEP' • • 9 V. 000LIME COLLSOE COULD USE AM ALL IYOUILL SUPPI..'v LIKE YOU —HOW by_ FINS 3 iYou CANT WEAR j FINS I A LcrryLewis NO ..BUT I CAN CARRV THEM IN M1 6IL6;L0 1 - SAY went out to duw with us. He — - J!.4 The one area that can often be Is In limiting salt felt good and enjoyed all of it. DEAR READER — It is hard intake. I note you my your to p.-odnce miracles and yet all father doesn't use much salt. In such problems any salt Is too of us hope for them or som' dector will provide one. much. Moreover, It is better to Your father has done limit the foods that contain lots emarkably well and seems to of salt (sodium). That means have enjoyed all of his 88 years. limiting the meat group amid I presume that he has swelling particularly avoiding cured m eats and coldcuts. Milk has to be limited or you must find low salt milk products. Strict e. i hug ti adherence to a low salt diet .tgfla may be helpful but it isn't much le "4. • / byBobTh.v.s ---i i_ CLOC K and TIMEPIE _ i- 00 DIV ( t—] ----- () JIFFS HCLPX- CRYING "M LA"IT THAN YOU I Fiw j li .4I1 t4g; "I • ,• •. to .. .', 47 - -_ -. . - • Y'. . . Themovelsezpectedtoease tension, between the three governments over funning a regional sewer authority well as that SMondc go ahead with a sewer cxpanslon and Improvement program even If Lake Mary and •l .. Youcan'tteHtheplayenwIi,uJa,. Roads de Sfanas or placard these hectic polItical day.. Aid there isnolack C of lattera. er a aL1 I ,aL. In Seminole County. Mingled Ia then isa for sale"- sign — but it's not certain if it iulgda i drop out. "Thb just sounds too good to be true," said Commissioner A. the signs and/er the candidates. Aayway, the candidates apparently are expectiug a lot of porespective voters to pass ibis roadway. -- .,—:. ' •. . -' •-• n WUt Commission Hearings Continue D Care Funds Cut Off ByEDPRICKm'r Herald Staff Writer already received $3,122 In thousands of dollars that will PlOd"S at the halfway benefit Just Sanford residents. mark Q a.m.) today. And Morris' proposal nearly A central Florida day care assures state and federal agency that last year won close (SO* story, another photo (Herald photo by Bill Vipconj jr.) Proposed 7 Mi on Budget Gets Firs t OK engineering study of the city's care for children of working sewers. As long as the Idea of a mt*her has been granted no f unding of some type for the whose mothers are forced to xnitted to the pro am. gr day ork. Ms. Carpenter i the . In essence, 4 C Pays by cue mothers first muxt qualify Me said Uwe who relift centers to take care of children before Iheir children am ad. benefit from the PWM are WHAC)OPS. cared for by an older brother ar ad being cared for at WL children are placed nader cooperative regional program funds from the Seminole County direct superv*m of qna is alive, Sanford is eligible for Commission to continue FWREN,Arla.(Ap)—"I thddd and his night In Jail, day e Personnel. state and federal funds to operation next Year. hope you don't land In prison," said: "We took off with a plan. finance preliminary work for La st ear,crnrnIs.ioners the pilot said before the 11 eload of It. There was a big dust In counties other than the multI-mIllIon-dollar earmar ked $15 ,000 or e skydivers tumbled from the storm moving in. We tried Seminole, Ms. Carpenter said, regional sewer system. crowded plane, trying to reach various places to land, and funding Is no problem. "In If we put up the 137,500," Community Coordinated Child ground before an approaching were completely overloaded Seminole, we are required to C Morris told the other coon- Care (4C) program, and 4 with sky divers and didn't think match the stipend okayed by program coordinators raised an dust storm struck. missioners, "it would put additional Within minutes, seven of the it was safe to land. the commission." SZ1,000 from local • peopl e who drop out In a very b parachutists were on Arizona us es iness and other sources. 'Somebody said It looked like "Th ey (Seminole CornSanford's proposed $3.7 projects, City Manager Warren and Cliff McKibbin to the board delic te situation. Federal State Prison property, several a baseball diamond down there. misajonm) are hard budget passed another Knowles said. Funding will be of bond trustees. funds would not be available to Local funds were matched by of them surrounded by guards. so we jumped. When we landed, Ms. Carpenter said. hurdle night — a public considered each year during them and they'd have to finance federal dollars bringing the One Jumper found himself look- we found out I t was the prison •IIVdiU$ tha t g sewer construction out of ad grand total to almost $500,. ing into the barrel of a gun. dUzns a re "' budget I" aiJ The 4 C presentation is diamond. valorem taxes." chance to cornment on plans to "They Just came in all around scheduled for an afternoon In other action at Monday spefld their tax dollars. "We can do that again next the prison. They could have City Manager Warr ,n "One guy landed about 25 budget session in which County night's meeting, the cornar ," said Ms. Phoebe yar ds north of the main cell- Commissioners CarKnowles assured the cornye No citizens spoke up, been shot," said Jim Bennett, An 18-year-old Sanford be will woman, who says she works niLsMoners that the city has penter, 4 C administrator, "It's an Investigator for the Pirial blocks. He said he took about swching for ways to cut more although several were in the nAssioners: —Tabled a proposed revision part-time as a topless dancers enough money in its reserve up to thern (the County Com- County Sheriff's Department. two steps, and three pickups than $1.1 million in audience. The budget is expected to be to the city's ordinance has been sentenced to a year In funds to pay for its share of the mission)". Four of the parachutists were Pulled up and one guy jumped from next yeaes county budget.' out with a gun on him." study. just regulating outside display of fornally approved Sept. 27, prison for passing worthless A 4 C representative is blown clear of the prison prop. Department chiefs submitted three days before the new fiscal merchandise. The planning and checks. The judge told ber, "The work will have to be scheduled later today to make a erty, but as for the unfortunate Sharber, Mercier and Valenthie zoning commission has "I'M Sentenelag you to a year done sooner or later," Knowles presentation to the conunission. seven, including a Juvenile: year begins. zuela pleaded guilty to the tres. $21.6 million which is about same figure submitted lad said. "And it's better to do it The A five-year plan for additions recommended reducing the as punishment. It I were sea"They were charged by the paiasing charge and were given Preseiitation wdl show the nd improvements to city present ban on merchandise lencing you for education, I'd sooner with the federal exact number of working prison with trespassing. Bond a 104ay suspended sentence. year. But officials have vowed cilities also won tentative displays within 50 feet of a give you thrm years." Story, government paying 75 per cent mothers who were aided last was set at SM each. They've all The other three adults are to keep this year's budget the same as last year's, which than later with e ci y paying year by the 4 C program This public right-of-way -o -way to 9 feet the approval from the city corn- Pu but three spent required homeowners to pay 100 per cent." same signs - which mission, year,Ms. Carpenter said 4 C is Iiie night in jail," Bennett said. week. $5.31 for each $1,000 of assessed North K today agreed to Se m inole is ' "The (prison guards) were The first two projects In the would not solve the problem in a meeting on Wednesday of the now number ng $20,000. Sharber said either the lot property valuation. To do that, 77 the downtown area. Comon a list of 151 improvement plan, which will worried about subversive at- nor anyone else aboard the the budgetust m be reduced by lsstoners wanted mre time joint Korean Military Armistice projects applying for funds Office of Management tack, Is what they told us," one plane knew the area. serve as a guideline for city $1.1 million. Commission to discuss the from Floiida's Depa:tment of Analysis and Evaluation of the skydivers said after he i projects until 1901, are con- to treview e safety of Americans In the Environmental Regulation, OMAE) Director Pat Glisson was released from jail Monday. —Approved beer and wine struction of an inside entrance demilitarized zone between which is directing the statewide confirmed this morning that no Bennett said theseven landed ce nses for a pool halt at 400 to t Civic Center he restrooms li j North and Sou th Korea. Story, sewer improvement program funds have been allocated, outside the main prison wa ll but - sand more than $17,000 worth of Sanford Ave. and the Auto- Page IA I f and doling out more than $,O However, Glisson said he ex- on prison land. huiprovements to the Celery Train boutique next to the f V'f'L'V million in federal funds on a pects commissioners to provide He identified those jailed te flfliflal. , Avenue athletic fields. '"' first come, fir st served basis. _____________________ overni ght as Michael Merrier, • Included lathe plan for future —Agreed to reimburse Mrs. AroundTheClock ..........4A Lake Mary's city council has ' 21, of Tempe; Ro be rto Valens years are a new fire depart- Marvin Miller of 2301 Grand. Bridge ............. ...... 3-B already agreed to support the zuela, 34, of Tucson; and John ment sub-station In the view Ave. for $471.60 In medical Comics ....................3-B regional sewer authority. The Sharber, 21, of Flagstaff. PASADENA, Calif. (AP) — A laboratory southwest section of the city; expenses. She was injured when Cr ossword .................3- Seminole county commission— Residents of Longwood Released on bond Sunday 1 more tennis courts, a handball a city sewer line under her Editorial .................. report from Viking I has Increased th e odds 4-A which has not been represented will See a Slight Increase In night were Stephen Noonan court and public restrooms at clothesline caved in. Dear Abby .................1.B at the committee meetings against finding life on Mars, It was learned their mi-u property taxes Jr., 30, of Goodyear; Frederick Fort Mell on Park; sewer plant 1 Id Horoscope .................3-H today. But scientists say the although some county staffers A while homeowners in a Iblilty still —Approved Waring, , of Comanche, Tex.. expansion; new fire hydrants; Hospital ................... 5A L CXiSi., IIIC)r hope and ve ha attended Casselberry w il is scheduled to l agreement with the Seminole be taxed and Darrell Fetzer, 2 3, of Flagsc heduled to wand a connft-Ung loop of Airport Obituaries .................$-A discuss the issue today. for thit first Ume in that land on Sept. 3. will have better luck in Its County Fire Department. staff. oulevard. Sports ... .............6-7-A The committee is scheduled Seminole County city's The juvenile, who was not search for life (Do Seminole residents believe —Reappointed Scott Burns to Television .................. Approval of the five-year plan history. to meet Wednesday night at identified, was released tojuvethere's life on Mars? Some of th em comment also expected Sept. V — does the airport Authority board, Weath er .................5A Stories, Page 3A. nile authorities, not commit funds to the and appointed Nicholas Mergo Women ....................1-ft in Wednesday's Evening Herald). See SANRD, Page IA Sharber, late r recounting the i ll Today 1 1 . . ' , • A Where There's TAXES - 14 ope, There' H ' ' • / long, stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for Health Letter number 17, Perpetual Youth, Aging. Send your letter to Dr. Lamb In care of this newspapier, P.O. Box 1551. Radio City Station, New York, NV 10019. Q~lf 1— (t —' - / / "Snap It up, young mn ~ffttlffWlrW the postal rates may DOONESBUR y Onl Late Bus Mars co oo/ Busing Around The Nation IN Wk*W. e gone up again!" . " - by To K. Rylkn I II LAM WKOHAFFENS79 1 MAL • By Ilie Associated Press After months of courtroom battles, months of by Ga rry Twdeau _________________ I 7;9 I VI 1AC WffA ii 0i C~40 Anowl CW"r4joffice P MAIL! - I - . TUMBLEWEEDS ptwy $T V ., Those who want Information on u aging process can send a OR,i I (' (CL r -•- L 11 r FAV 4 $ DO •). I. r FRANK AND ERNEST .'. .-• ' .. Impr0!bed ____ * ' . • visited my brothers' homes and activity. ABOUT 1 r I • the Wisconsin he was so spry, did earlier WORK,/ I Opening lead - Q4 all the chores, fed two steers in illness. Eventually the patient the barn. went to eburch, has to strictly Wnit Physical 10 EACH $WIMMIMG I i He had sixteen points, but he really did not want to be declarer. Had he Just responded with two of a red suit. North would have bid two notrump; played at game and made at least ten tricks" W"I North EM Seath 14 Pan 3 N.T. p Pan p likely pro em FOUj .- '' Nine-year-old Tammy Morris, who represents Schultz, daughter of Mr. Sanford on a awiffgVee laying and Mrs. Carl F. Carter, groundwork f6r the proposed Sanford, takes a break sewer system, hopes that during the 24-hour Jerry organizing the regional Lewis Skate-A-Thon at authority will.now be easier Sanford*s Melodee since taxpayers In Lake Mary Skating Rink. The andthecountywon'thavetobe marathon event had asked to Immediately Chip In or V '-'- CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS bu?r e K73 4AX87 46862 North-South vulnerable ..•- A. McClanahan. A New York reader wants to Oswald: "One of the in. know if the late Ha Fish f, bein inv ted en th e r U ings about Flibbeln es ng th bidding pressure. He has also taken caused by a weakening of seems to be that It goes convention. heart muscle that water pills before. He certainly did. It was can occur through cycles. In the very He doesn't eat much salt. The froin ffwny different causes. first days of contract there designed to stop People from pills don't help the swelling and CamnOnly the arteries to the were no forcing bids at all, so making silly preempts. it se whereupon art muscle become diseased the jump to he feels weak. My brother said j very strong bfd. Then the pen- Harry aJarother experts he didn't go to church last d gradually the heart Sunday. I haven't been able to is darmaged. rather than the dulurn swung back and it abandoned It. (Do you have a question with an became a preempt or stop find out exactly what kind of sudden change you 1 bid. tof the OxPerfs? Write "Ask acute atta. UUIWU. pills he takes, since I live In matlon of the heart muscle or of Jim: "Today,lt has aflsorts the Jacobys" care ol this Utah. meanings. Thus the jww' newspaper. The Jacob s will My dad is 140 to 145 pounds overwo`rk from valvular response of three notrump to answer individual questions disease can cause it, too, but I partner's opening suit bid Is ii stamped, and 5 feet S I wonder If sell could give some suggestions as would expect It to be related to supposed to shaiwIlan openi 01110`11111040413 are enclosed. The to what you think nilght be your father's arteries at his notrump of 16-1 bala= most interesting questions points.' will be used in this column causing his legs to swell and if age. Oswald: "We don't use the and will receive copies of thert. is anything that Might There is a litnited am unt that can be done. Medicine$ to bid often. When we do we JACOBY MODERN.) help him at his age. I rother eliniinate salt and water are The doctor told my b SIDE GLANCES that changing my dad's diet helpful. The use of heart by Gill Fox wouldn't help now. Dad could medicines (the digitalis group) 4 Last to strengthen the heart muscle eat anything. ST' k2w Thanksgiving ' FAA In the course of 1 PRISCILLAS POP _____ "it was bad luck , Heart failure is not the lanle beart am for ft swelling. I do n't think he has high blood thing as a heart attack. It Is 0 I — . His ankles and feet have been is m swelllng.Hbdoctoruysit'shis heat and g Im for is at his age. / 0 I TLIZ . A C swnrm ir ____ OJ543 eQJ109 4 *A75 lead. do all his chores wtfl the last two or three months. He walked to the barn a couple of times a day. about four blocks to the of the feet and ankles- frorn heart failure. Many things can octot cleared the sidewalk of snow. cause it but "EN NtXI CLCK THAT fl'j'7j V 108 The wheels Tu. NEED YOU every reason to like notrurn played from our seat as the right final cootract." Jim:"South was very bitter about his bad luck. West open. ed the queen of clubs and the defense had live tricks In before South could pin the EAST 6.1132 VJ954 to$ 6104 Lamb old mother. He has been healthy and happy and able tO Hein" r r of JV_._]I I i fl_ Dr. DEAR DFL LAMB — My father b 88 years old. He fives In Wisconsin with my 06-year. I won't have 10, but will have from a good 15 u to 11 and VQ62 *Q92 46K3 By I.Avoreace L Lamb, M.D. :: BRIDGE - • • and north Seminole County. The study will be conducted by city consulting engineers Clark Dietz and Associates of •. . ,u •• local funds needed for a to7 r11s. study or sa'n .sewers which will be the nucleus of a regional system serving or Lake the ladder. 33 •' system In north Seminole. With Morris' prodding, the city =mdulon Monday nlØg agreed to pay $g1,3o0—afl •.. - y. regional blocking ' NORTH ID) aA K 755 I .. Herald Stuff Writer someone would act in your behalf in an Importa nt matter. YOIJRBIRTHDAY Pityotrmbdateue — ute AI&24,1PI$ answer is "yes. You may find yourself In [j (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A directly Involved In aomethIn. surge o( new energy and hope profitable this year. Don't should be yours today. You'll worry about not being In the begin to act more in- spotllgtt so long as a portion of dependently than you have for the returns come to you. AT i v knocks and you don't lmot you want to make because of m4sorlIptely fling o" this door the effort involved. Today VU I IU WV U U -- A C1VJ. i a ______ -- N0- NoTREALLv? n "I By JACQUELINE DOWD ___________________ UUS A CA4tIRA - _______________________________________________________________________ project you're Interested in AQUARIUS (Jan. 20Feb. 19) could Well personal gain. It'. Your approach Is realistic been slow getting darted, but a today. flga gives you a slight jolt could pv4rvjie the edge over associates. Iksi't let jtja them overrule your sound (j ul y_ Be PISCES (Feb 20-March 20 asoertive In altuatloci. calling for a bold etzohelfopportimlty You've delayed aomecftanges You'" been walting to me If - - ceuiui. wuu.w riiwu on sichleft things to which givot highest priority. aoud tr a cod day 1lain o one but yourself '.i VflIGO(A23-8e$.22) You can move a few flings up - I Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 10 Cents SCOIIPIO (OcL *Nov. 22) ftjçij are MIII In high . chances of con versation piece 46 Cause to stumble monster y prrnptu, It will turn out to be a need an active companion to help you appreciate its fullness. GEMINI (May 2l4wte 20) Team up With a goer Creative ohose YO % Ue Unrusy L_ ir I — — ,are gIt31 I normally to* job and acto tally have fiat lng It. 42 69th Year, No. 2—Tuesday, Aug. 24, 1916 *us (Marth 21-Aw11 9) some time. you 41 Roman date 27 Vocottimon spot words Auqust 24, 1976 You're very edarpristog today. Island 22 Was successful South East C4Mid Tuesday, 38 'M= TAURUS (April XoMsy 21) j DOWN For ____ (lizard) 35 Asian mammals 37 F1$lthOob 16 21 Female sheep suffix 'H ' 12 Ohio town aborIgines rn by Art S...... MH frE " YiiWtiEi II Dry 51 Japanese S2 Harrel" 0-23 _____ ' coiatry part ]FI ff 1EveiiTm it 42 Shahs land 45 L.gum. 15 South Asian Also A1RRWLE 4 li*sndi HOROSCOPE AliMk 47 region I$1b" 13 Church omcl1i 49 Award 10 I' Comb. 14 Miwiid form) 50 Laborers •'. I IP wm to standstill neighboo Former __________ - I AV".. 45 IT? SK-8iWIS VWV M57SCW WoqWl AU4/3SaTT ' •Ii MollSow IM M74. P6514411111, 01 Awl DiDI45k41 I 10 RrAv to V~ i racial fighting. planning for court-ordered desegregation, and But in Alexandria, La. , court ordered desegregation ran into a boycott by blacks, who are months of setting up precautioiLs to limit violence, the only ones bused to new schools. nto subdistricts, with nearly 18,000 fourth-through eighth graders being bused into adjacent subdistricts. About 5,000 hi school pupils were voluntarily bused to schools %ith special curricula the biggest problem on the first day of the Dallas And in Cincinnati, the Jefferson County, Ky., designed to attract students Interested in certain school year was a late bus. Black and white children mingled peacefully under the watchful eyes of ichool officials and school board lost its appeal of the court order that desegregates the schools of the Louisville area. Dallas had problems, but only routine ones. Some children were bused to the wrong school, and some bus drivers got lost. On one route with three buses, two were virtually empty and the third was cramMed with 156 pupils. Somehow, one bus arrived 41~7 hours late to pick up a group of 17 children. Dallas' plan for desegregation divides the city subjects. In Arkansas, Eudora High's new principal, Abel White, said Monday that his students were "just sort of going to classes like they re trying to forget about the whole thing." But there was a drop in attendance from last year for both blacks and whites. The principal had wamed that students caught fighting wolild be suspended — or even paddled. 6,volunteers. rI last spr ng . Wo other school systems under court-ordered busing opened Monday. 7bere were no incidents reported in Eudora, Ark., where clasm were closed six weeks early Fort Congress flapped, Page 2A black enrollment — or 9.000 StUdents — were ab. on opening day. Blacks are bused from the city to suburbs in order to bring racial balance. CRY schools have reached their Court-imposed quotas of blacks, The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Vin. cinnati ruled that Judge James F. Gordon hadnot abused his power when he fomulated the Jeffe 'Son County-Lousville plan that went into effect last year despite violent reaction against it. An attorney for the school board said the board might appal to the Supreme Court. School opens next Alonday, In Alexandria, officials said 90 per cent of the e ..: mmnoleMiddle Scbc ol Bus Schedules,PageZB jr........................................................V..........- .'. ,?L ................... , .. ';•: • •,..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, August 23, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 23, 1976. 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A pall ilia by Ast Sasleaffi r fMD 'tU 4i 60 fAW, I MINE o I III I ii (North 21.AprU 0) enjoy the *hsr good tMngI life Try oat to lot minor tIffSf10011 has to offer. coii'io fnst. *Nov. A atw.s 70 east ene you in,. day. Be the first to gagle açwuath will get others today f'# . to do your say "I'm wy.' a brash one will. han TAU*U3(AiirU $Msy 20) euler t ___ Treat all yaw frienda equally Saying "pleas." works won.. today. Playing favorites will den. SAGITTAURIU8 Nov. 23produce hot iiip and hat Dec. 21) Just becaui.neone someone 11rM1741(May2Wale2O)Ifl isaoneyoullkesdoemi't 'fl inwoge necessarily ____follow this person Is .quafly as atld4sl. Be careful reacaces wisely, In øthr _will be Ifl) when doing business. yoa jal'inuil CAPRI*N (Dec. fl4an A and 19)TherearetwowaysforyoV 1055W. (JU (Jeu lWuly 23) tO do thinge today; the hard ,___ 'I'—'-- _ ___ wal the n.M v flwi. OW ad cause On letter. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) some prohi-na that oosdd be OMAN MA61 easily shII't.d. Ccol your Give whomever you're working i for today afalrshake. Don't ask OOOdI. J O ll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) for full compensation for aJob J Although you'll be tempted to only hdone. aRil P111 (Feb. WMarch 20 do otherwise, It's bed you ui Someone who always get nothing when the name of Jui iiJ jIl someone you dislike tsbrought NIrasif In a hind may b looking for you to ball him out JIJI 6161MMM W. VIIWO (Aug. 23Sept. 23) main today. Let him stand on Jialii .1 someone you his own feel. Don't off.iiIt •_•._ iiioWÜU2II) iøt Ang.21,197$ favor today. Toere may be. Before moving on to good reason why he doesn't jilil JEER 61ll want to gel the maximum 3.()ci 23) yield possible from LIBEA (Ss$. seed., ii Wa , llwaitny a Ions should be you've sown. Don't leave your given a rest today. Take time to harvest an the vine. ME 6100l ______________________________________ maw Cl Mont Waifrer WI PUT T)4Lii UP own 'Aw g/ I. L— flk &Ia le 69th Year, No. 1 yustfl,1976 d Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 20 Cents workers Face Lie Tests _ ,. -. , I r .. JilNr JillllJ I 1tr'11'1 A 'TL LJI .Li. IV II iiI r U0 La By DONNA FTF.s Herald Stott Writer LONGWOOD - A probe which began with charges that . two city employes were lnvolvedin petty thievery from 1W. . . _____ city has evolved Into an hi••--*.' vestigation of large-scale . I stealing and the reported Arpwing of fli?dj'.'. o'r4' .- -• -.. property foruIe. • .-.._.i Informed sources said ... ...i . j ' Saturday morning that part of S the city's eight-member -J —.---_1__J t ;.;. -. maintenance department . ... he detector --•) . LidS at the Longwood Police JOWN 610 61 Station Friday and the ad. AIIM AT ditlonmployesaretotge TWill r%U jl.61 OEM --.L-.J . the polygraph tests Monday ---- - morning. ll Jill WEE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Two maintenance depart• meat personnel refused the Jil -_11 - .....b UlI _______________________ ___ —__ cubed the ace of spades to constitutional rights, sources see what happened, cashed ._ said. theaceofheartsforasecond Assistant State Atty. William • TT-look at possibilities and then Heffernan confirmed Saturday played the king of spades. . .j that Longwood en that dropped the queen . Council he led to dummy's ace of . Chairman J.R. Grant and clubs, discarded four of Mayor James R. Lormann • ,, . bearts on the ace of diamonds. requested and were granted Or ___ camebaéktohb hand wftha By L.wreaeeE.Limb,M.D. i 1 assistance for the local police . '1r-.--- ..... . Alti4 :, , . heart, drew trumps and . department In the investigation claimed his grand slam. DEAR DR. LAMB—Ia,njn UI'. j toward the end of the week. This grand slam swing . good general health except for T . "Itappearathepilferage may decided a first-round match. one lonL In the past six to be of a 1ai scale," Heffernan DAY CENTER The lucky winners then went This Is the child day care center, located in Sanford's public housing Lamb] • nine months I have been said, adding that state Atty. on to win the tournament. project, that has come under fire from tenants who say it Is Infested with — with headache& Their Abbott Herring's Chief roaches. At a meeting of the Sanford Housing Authority (SHA) Thur. BURGLAR Sanford Ptl. Yvoiie Sanders Indicates window Invedigat Jack Fulenwider UNDER FIRE frequency and intensity have sday, Commissioner George Brown, who represents tenants on the Increased ______ to where Ihave at through which burglars apparently climbed at the Is assisting the city's law enNo point value Is given to least one headache per day. commission, charged that the day care center "Is a health hazard." State Employment Office, 107 S. Maple, to take forcement unit. No dollar ENTRANCE? tens and nines yet ey are These are not throbing Renewal of the lease for the center has been delayed until the charges away unemployment compensation checks worth tfor thelosses has been location with the discomfort very important cards. tarte benfnvestlpted. between $15,000 and $18,000. The theft scoording to made. ticularly at notrwnp headaches but seem likeentire agreat you feel at the base of the head ________________________________________________________________ deal of presare over the Heffernan declined conmad normal holding ts one of each. or back of the neck is also polk!,, occurred either late Thursda)r or early on the polygraph testfig. Campaign EveIOr.?. hosA , _ t,I"JT If you happen to hold two of . conilstent wftJ th type of ByOswald&Jamesiacoby • SS Friday. Missing checks bear Social Security Fulenwlder'ahoinetelephoneb the sides and back of my DiCk headache. ' each you can count a lSpolnt -.55.- .. Here Is a hand that may bSIVICed numbers ending ID 0700-999, 63704659, 7350-7699. unlisted and he could not be -, as tens16. -are sore when I have these Those headaches are a well have decided the 1960 It you hold three (Herald photo by Tom Vincent) contacted. S ____________________________________________________________ Grant said, however, he and Vanderbilt CUP competition, warning from your psychic that At both tables the queen of definitely should raise your InI have tried various brands of you are not tolerating diamonds was led against the Itlal notrump count by one had gone to Herring's aspirins and other pain dresses and drains of yaw seven-club contract. One office seeking assistance in an relievers to no avail. I haven't life situations. Examine 70W' declarer called for the ace of (Do you have a question "unbiased" investigation. beenabletofindanyconsistent Life for tensions and conflicts \ Grant said the scope of the reasons for this pain, such as and see if you can make life a diamonds, without any lot the experts? Write "Ask ' Grant t. Then he thought for the Jacobyscare of this stealing is "pretty big," saying tension, undereating, allergies, little easier for yourself. Taking several minutes before dis- newspaper. The Jacobys *ill KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — as well that he did not want to " For weeks, Carter strategists ner, Stuart Spencer. flew to etc. However, I sometimn get tnuKlItilliZers will not really carding his Jack of spades. answer individual questions We concede not a single Analysis have debated whether he should Washington from Kansas City a W period Of rellef dWtIY help with Uwe headaches but Several minutes later he was of stamped. self-addressed DOLE: say anything that would in- statc," said Gerald Ford to the MONDALE: pass up the Labor Day rally in and planned to spend the sinuate that any specific inafter eating. one down. resolution of the anxiety envelopes are enclosed. They _____ cheers of Republican delegates and Massachusetts are out of Detroit. where Democratic thvidual is guilty RUSSELL, Kim. iAP; — Sen. Robert J. The other declarer did his most interesting questions hISSING, Minn. tAP) — Sen. Walter F I stopped taking birth control provoking dresses or of on the final night of the GOP reach and Pennsylvania and candidates for president end concentrating on working wrongdoing. Dole, President Ford's running mate and the thinking before playing from will be used in this column Mondale, the Democratic candidate for vice t the details of the Presipills, but this did not seem to be causing depression may tori really, thinking National and finally cal ed for and will rec'lve copies of man Democrats expect to spearhead attacks "1 don't want to hurt anyone cede not aConvention. single vote.""We con- New Jersey aren't looking traditionally launch their cam- dent's strategy. Spencer will fly president, says his use of Watergate as a causing the problem. help a great deal. a low diamond. He ruffed, JACOBY MODERN.) promising. We've put together paigns. Carter is leaning to. See PILFERING. Page IA against their Carter-Mondale ticket, says he campaign Issue is entirely proper because You do not have migraine Could you please give me Good campaign rhetoric, but a Middle America ticket and ward opening his campaign at to Vail, Cob., early this week will avoid personal, vindictive remarks in the Gerald Ford was a "key cheerleader" for the unlikely strategy. your opInlions on the reasons for headaches. The location and that's where we can win this Warm Springs, Ga., where for intensive strategy sessions campaign. Nixon administration. Gone are the days when pres- election." my headaches? If you feel there symptoms are DO Indicative Franklin D. Roosevelt liked to with Ford and his running Mondale, in northern Minnesota for a Dole said Friday, when he appeared in his Today 'dential candidates promi'ed to Those words weren't In vacation, SIDE GLANCES isa definite need to see a doctor that at all. I would recommend by Gill Fox family See U home town with President Ford 'nr,l that . ...;.... n .vci ..ê.ê.. .._.i InrtI .....J. I..-' R.HO. Paw. . vacation at a friend's Iik..hI . --a- A uI — uiiu IJUL would itbe advisable to first see that you try to get some It would provide a setting that told a news r r t'amnaliin conference ready for an aizresslve but nrorr Friday I'nr,I h..,1 ii,I In thi. ti .4 ...W..e.......e.. w,.rir.fIn.'In.l h. t they D' und IUC LIUV .... an M.D., a neurologist, or some relaxation away from the more ..... i-A would symbolize Carter's been very much f 0 ONE ARCHIE SUNDAY EDITION For Saturday, August 21, 1q76 55 man ____ 33ioiist, cus i ____ new 14 Moslem name IC Biwiieere • 15 *imbsr (01) 62 liters 37 Army Medical 9 151 bVffRoman) 4s 16 W wftWq 63 Ws kiln Staff (sb.) 1' COflhfflunicatlOn3gG,..i1ie,,. (vat.) IC Shouts 20 Nsrve network 64 Fonvw 41 Tree 22 Cl.., Russian nile, If.i.4 19 Small (Scot.) 23 Send tortl gnak, 2S Got up S6Fsmslsrun 2IHiaringOrgan lS Aunt ($p.) 27 Med$esai trio S? in behalf of 24 Doctrine 47 Uannes (suffix) poems 65 FemInine direction 29 AdmIred man nIckname 26 FIsh e9s 48 Engine 31 ChInese DOWN 4OQuletaaa-i ine perjrida IClock face SO Talk 28 GIbbon 33 2 Small island 29 Frozen 53 Pillars 34 ItalIan volcano 3 Legal noise 54 Greek 3$ See .eole abatement 12 30 Adjective mountain 40 We name wds.) $11 operaft solo suffix 42 Sound made 4 Used in compass point 57 Miss toe etm Nps baseball sOldier 35 Clap after st:s 5 WIde-awake lightnIng (p1) 59 Resident of 43 • Not any ($uffta) 36 Convent A AA ___________ _____ 13 THE lOIN LOSER gI PUZO HOROSCOPE 45 Shocks 3$$ I Cenenuous 47 FemInine nols. name (p1) 451am— SOL.gbon. SWell SlSaaItSaJnte It Equal (comb Merle canals term) (cot) i2MedlcInal S2Soundofs W 151' P Anew 0 i LThings Heardj d , BRIDG E MEMO amp I Tension Can Cause Headache ' 4KIL I o z BUGS BUNNY by Sioff.I & HeimdshI 5 PRISCILU'S POP I WENT TO THE OPENING OF THE NEW SHOPPING MALL YESTERc'AY! by Al Vi,yn, THERE WAS A MOVIE STAR, A ROCK BANP A PETTING ZOO... 'Let's Not Waste Time... The RaceFor -.-.'- .-•.-..,-.•- -- - '. —J other specialist? CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Lany Lewis to: 14 6 iONLY WIL L ING TO UVEAL HIS TRUE IDENTITY 5 FRANK AND ERNEST 7weRa I by Bob Thcv.s DEAR READER intense pails of your life. A vacation may be in order. Ford told the crowd he chose Dole as a running mate because he was the right man to wage a tough campaign. )f - When the headache strikes Headache Is man's most common pain. About oo per cent try some heat to the back of the of all people experience a neck and some gentle mwge. headache from time to time. Rest with a heating pad wider Headaches can be caused by an the back of the head and neck acute illness as with a sinus area. Then move your head Infection or even with any gently in all directions and try febrile Illness. Aside from to Loosen up your muscles. these, most headaches are Massage gently the muscles caused by tension associated over the side of your head. with the emotional dress of Anyone who has recurrent living. Since we haven't found headaches should see a doctor any good ways to live and not and a good place for you tosta have any emotional stress It Is with your family doctor. Let likely that headaches will need you really h continue to be a part of life for see anyone else or not. most people at one time or Meanwhile, I am sending you another at least during m Health Letter number 2-0, periods of dress. Headache: Man's MostCoinThere is at least a 90 per cent mon Pain. Others who want chance that your headache Is in Information on headaches can the anxiety-depression type obtain this Issue by sending a group, as are mod headaches. long, stamped, self-addressed The fact that you have not envelope with 50 cents for It. gotten relief from aspirin or Address your letter to me In other pain relieving medicines care of this newspaper, P.O. s Mondale, vacationing in Hibbing, Minn., said a debate "makes a lot of sense.' lie said '6 gro und rules will have to be worked out. Mondale described Dole as a "nice man" but called him a sharp, tough campaigner, WOODDl !A"\ _ a atrnna ,v,Int In favne nI this opinion. A lii TUMBLE WEEDS 43 —r----ç-----f----- fin? It PQIIIA ('Ii.. , *.l.... io cut expenses, lets Just put our marriage counselor retained" The generalized New York, NY 10019. DOONESBURY KU by T. K. Ryan £EU, I FIThVJV ' Mt OI7ZWAT/JYRAAOI. mA14 l /U3i%eJ 71E FAW; I Mwzm AM)_ - CID /tffD-7D 1c r • C4DA1Y F P4tfILY PLKKA ?UCA , . r V, L!i - on ,\ i -... IUuedu '-Y " a Nixon administration leader since January l%9, first as House minority leader and later as vi ce president. "Mr. Ford was one of the key cheerleade rs in the Nixon adm in ist ration. He was one of his last defenders. He has been true to the Nixon principles in all the economic and social p01icies since he became President," Monda le said. i N acceptance speech at the Democratic convention a month ago, Mon.. dale attacked Ford on the Watergate is. sue. Later, presidential nominee Jimmy Carter said he didn't see Watergate as a major campaign issue. A14 A11% 4 ! MUZ97R6 ?MAI /s4(4v.,4 )t / ,.. r çi' "F' : 1 ,,' :.rt'n*!.n, Bridge ----------- - - - - ----Calendar ................. s-A Comics ................... Crossword ................ 4-C Editorial .................. 4-A Dear Abby ............... Dr. Lamb .................s-A c horoscope ................ Hospital .................. 6-A Obituaries ................6-A Op Ed ....................5-A Sports ................... 14-B Television ... ...........6-5-fl Weather ................. 6-A Women ................ 14-C .... '1° presidential campaign, Ford and his Democratic challenger, Jimmy Carter, will have less than $25 million each to spend. Four years ago, w hen there 'crc no legal limits. Richard M. Nixon spent more than $60 million. His Democratic rival, Sen. George McGovern s pent more than $40 million. Ford might have stood before the delegates and said: "OK, folks, let's not waste time and ilioney tr}ing to beat Jimmy Carter in the South. New York Goats Eating P MT. LAGUNA, Calif. I AP) — Don't say b-aa-a. It Is your tax dollar they are saving. The U.S. Forest Service has 1,200 goats clearing lire breaks In the Cleveland National Forest, saving an estimated $30 to tl00 an acre. The goats are eating their way through the scrub brush and undergrowth just west of Mt. Laguna, a resort and camping community in the national forest about 60 miles northeast of San Diego. Their task is to clear the 300-foot-wide spaces meant to keep forest fires from spreading. The area is rich with Mountain Mahogany, a shrub goats enjoy. "That's the first plant they will go after, but it's not the only one they'll eat," said Stan AllgeIer, ranger for national forest's Descanso District. "The goats do eat the brush and it looks like we're saving money." --.-----.-, ,. M fl4J - •-' SEOUL South Korea iAP — North Korea elaborate, but sources said it could be referring to charged the United States with committing a grave road barriers or fences in the area. military provocation today by cutting down a tree The Pyongyang broadcast said the UNC kept whose trimming provoked the deaths of two more than 400 armed troops at combat positions American officers, about a quarter-mile from th e tree and mobilized a Forces on both sides of the demilitarized zone helicopter and other troops in trucks, "creating a c"12i di viding the two Korean were on alert as a terrible war atmos phere. This fact alone Is enough U.S. Navy task force steamed toward Korean to show how viciously and re'kIp4.Iu ... ik... .u,I, waters. But the 151-mile DMZ was reported quiet. mitted the provocation." Pentagon officials continued to emphasize that Capt. Arthur C. Bonifas, 33, of Newburgh, N.Y., U.S. military moves, includin, the reinforcement of and 1st Il. Mark T. Barrett, 25, of Ccia'nbia, S.C., )et Fighter forces in Korea, were precautionary and were battered to death In a melee that broke out did not foreshadow military retaliation, when North Korean guards objected to attempts to The American-led United Nations Command trim the tree Wednesday. Both sides have accused mUNCi here said briefly that a UNC work party the other of starting the brawl. The command has felled the tree, a 40-font Normandy poplar in the said the tree's branches blocked the view of North joint security area at Panmu'i)m In the DMZ, and Korean positions from a UNC checkpoint. 4t "got safely out." It did not say whether North An Army spokesman at Travis Air Force Base in Korean forces reacted to the move and gave no California said the bodies of the two officers were details, expected to arrive there later in the day. A North Korean broadcast s.iid more than 301) Ambassador Richard Sneider returned to his post soldiers, including U.S. "troops in fu'J combat in Seoul today, cutting short a home leave in Ver trim," entered the joint security area uid cut down isiont. the tree, "destroying posts of our side and smashing South Korean President Chung Hee Park met bars by a large truck." Th' broadcast did not See TENSION, Page 2 ----.-_, AXWSOVIAW V mAwymv iaw W. ''- .wq Deadly Tre e Fe lle d By U.S., Koreans - -JOH!..OtJ MORe FrH114Q 646 i oa'r TAK E Aray Dole's vice presidential opponent, Mmncsot.a Sen. Walter Mondale, on Friday accepted Dole's challenge to a debate. "We've been doing it (debating) long enough In the Senate. I'm willing," Dole said Friday in offering to debate Mondale. ......... UIII. tha .•-- at the convention, Carter also is fond of telling people he isn't conceding a view of his campaign as a rebuilding of the Roosevelt coalition — the South and the big cities of the North and upper Midwest. single state. But he, too, can count electoral votes and campaign dollars. So, If you live In Current plans, according to Topeka, Kan., the odds are sources In the Carter campaign pretty long that you'll run Into organization, are for the candiJimmy Carter on Kansas Ave. date to spend 45 da ys on the nue this fall. road during September and Oc-. Carter's campaign staff is at tober. He'll travel five days a work in Atlanta and Plains, week during September and Ga.,making the final decisions then six as the campaign enters that will shape the campaign the final weeks before election that gets started officially on day. labor [)ay. Ford's chief campaign plan- U.S. Readies Veto On Vietnam UN Bid UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — A unified the country after the Communists came to power in Vietnam has applied for admission to the United April. 1975. Nations, but an American veto is expected to block And Premier ['ham Van Dong said this week at membership. the nonaligned summit in Colombo, Sri Lanka. that The U.S. State Department instructed its officials Vietnam was seeking economic ties with capitalist not to comment on Vietnam's application Friday, countries and normal diplomatic relations with the department sources said in Washington. Some United Statesobservers predicted President Ford would not In the southern part of Vietnam, Communist permit Vietnam's entry as long as the question of authorities admit to an unemployment rate of at Americans missing in action (MIA) in the Vietnam least 20 per cent among the 20 million people there. war remains unresolved. Recent U.N. missions to Vietnam report serious last year the United States twice vetoed ap. shortages of medicine and widespread malaria, plicatiuns from North and South Vietnam on the tuberculosis and venereal disease. grounds that South Korea has been excluded from The Vietnamese request, signed by Premier the world body. PIUU1I Van Dong, was submitted Friday by Dinh Ba North and South Vietnam were formally United ml, Hanoi's permanent observer at the United last month with Hanoi as the capital, and since then Nations. thi' Vietnamese government has made strong The application must be approved by the 16overtures for ties with the United States. nation Security Council, on which the United States But Washington ha,s said no pt-ogress on nor. and four other major nations hold veto power. mnalizing relations can be made until the fate of 9W Until last years Vietnam vetoes, the United Americans classified as MIA is known. Tbe Lum States had a policy of approving all mnembershp could be sensitive in this election year. applications. Since then Washington has blocked a Earlier this month, Vietnam une1pectd!y request by Angola on the gruunds Cuban troops released the last 49 US. citizens who remnaineJ in were still In the former Portuguese colony in Africa. 5- - - ', ,': ',-..,i,;i i---:-, ',t S."t.' I '.t'%. I ........I '- '.'-.._. i '." '',' ,,".,,''. .''-.-' . . r -- • -...........'.'.:. ..,, i.-- • . i S 1lt,J ___•_5•__ ,..14 , ..,,. �A-Ivsslq HeraM, kard. FL ' Siuday, Aag. 32. 11a Itousands Miss Auto Tag Deadline 47 Slaughtered li"I—— ~ -'.-;: ,, By The As.sth$sd Press about 1OS,OIOmlaed It in Dude ontheflnalday. Many olthose thUhiawl be Iyearftw Several hundred thousand Cuingy alone. Dade, the dMe'a watlag Mil T flhl-; for such lines. Nut time arummd Florida motorists sti*uld lidS mod )O9U30l$, hea nearly *' their 1101 gettIng _iJ forms dickers III rsiiwid on on baes, bkycl or bout It today *licensed vehicles. early_eno to gut the new caiowaira' birtluisy. to keep frun being subject to a An estimated 15,850 people slickers by mall. Overatreet also said it 115 ticket. didn't get their new dickers hi e wait varied from a re-- wouldn't have ass any good to Th For one reason or soother - Browaid, while some 35,050 out ported 75 minutes in Pensacola have extended t his year'. dead the dislike for the armail long of 350* Palm Beach County three-to'six hours at Dade, Ben- line to give people more time to lines chief among them - they own didn't renew. ward, Hillaboromib, Pinellas, get the tiny dickers. missed the deadline for buying Last-day estimates wt Palm Beach, Orange and Duval •,, I auto4ag Ilkrs. available hi the date's other ces*y tag agencies. "People stopped by our major population cOders, but "These are the longest lines °j' troopers will be given tickets figure from earlier in the week I've ever seen," said ItS, Albus'' and will be subject to arrest," indicate that many people ry, Duval tax collector. U. Cal. H. Lee Simmons of the missed the deadline. Dade tax collector Robert 05 Florida Highway jrol said Orange Coesty officials In Overstreet showed little e boybefore the deadline passed at Orlando said Monday they had sympathy for most of th an elderly Palm Beach e line-' L,....A w .al,.L I&VI ILl UII. IIIUUI5. wa woman iiai u.iT5 unsold slanders. Those troopers could be very and Jacksonville tax colleders that "1 don't see any reason why ., .. W ,,, • , U..3$ many wWCW. •h shout , While there's no estimate on 050 vehicle tags were not re (earlier )," he said. how many of the date's nine sewed. Those standing In steamy "I guess this is the price we million veldcle.owners dIdn't All areas reported long, hot lines Friday might have found got to pay for waiting so long," renew, tax collectors figure lines of people trying to renew some solace hi the knowledge she said. 1veniq MOM, $.,p, FL .' . . .... k ). UI ~-4;. '. I I Vi # C II J U I II 7 4.i, .'- _ I • . . t: .. ' C) BUENOS A1fi, Arg.thna Plaza de Mayo IliuM, below (AP) - Thi bloodiest day of the main square where Govern- INBRJ5 Argentine political violence this mint BOISe Ii 1011114. year has seen the reported iSaAn Interior Nbilry comacovery of 47 buUdrlddlod bed- *e said the 50 bodies were lee and the explosion of at least found in P11w, a suburb 15 10 bombs in the Buenos AIres miles north of the cAptsl. Searea. cwlty sources said they were In 1 Acquittal Motion Denied In Murphy Kidnaping Case KEY WEST (AP) The military government an open field near a chicken said 30 bodies were found north fatlTl. of the capital before dawn Area residents reported hearP'y. Police sources said E"1,,, macne gun fire and an bodies were discovered 3ij bef oro sunrise hi the outside the wall of a cemetery area where the bodies were in sthbm Lomas de Zamora, of the bodies were I 10 miles sou th of Buenos Aires. mutilated and at lead a dozen The govenmiest would not con- were women the residents firm the discovery of the 17 said. bodies. The reported deaths A ministry communique, ralsed t at lent * _____ . ' - - Matchbook Safety Plan Discarded , . *JF f __ ' ,. C.'_. " * . , 'I, .. 211 . . ' __ ___ ___ RoselII Murder Probed Hearing Set On Exploration Impact -. Oil Companies Fadona Leaal Battle - WW MI ~ ; Tension Mounting In North Korea . Twins Split, Well Siamese Nursing Home Cleared Canal Report Released unaeraog Takes ." , rorci Ideology Blamed For Ri ots - Ini ia ive Invitation Clarified - Fla. Drug Probers Pilfering Probed In Longwood Blackfly Quarantine Extended . The central and northwestern Anchorage 52 clear; Denver $4 At EDT, the depression ei'ercwiewa cei1yMr latitude 15. ... rM"WörU('Jj clear; Kuim !on:! Mr'r d L! .nn Belne pose before poster announcing Jerry Lewis flodhand longitude 5jw er officials warned that toe- City 57 deer; Los Angeles 05 Skate-A-Thus at Melodee Skating Rink, about 600 miles east of the nadoes were possible. dear; Mirmespolialt. Paul 72 Leeward Islands, The di- The National Weather Sir- clear; Phoenix 11 fair; St. Louis presslon was moving west at 17 vice warned that rainfall 6$ foggy; Silt Lake City N m.p.h., and was expected to brought by the dorm could dear; San Diego 71 cloudy; Sin turn slightly towad the north. produce serious flooding over Francisco 62 partly cloudy; If It Is upgraded to a tropical the mid-Atlantic dates. Seattle SI dear. dorm, It will be called Emnzny. Other showers and thimderMeanwhile, tropical stoma storms continued ea rly -FLORIDA"" Candice strengthened some. Saturday from ead Colorado to what overnight as It moved the central plains. Showns Youngsters from the Sanford bring the total amount which to Il p.m. an and from (trough the open Atlantic. The were also scattered along th area will lace on their roller the Roller Skating Rink 5:30-7 p.m. on Monday e Tuesday. storm's winds Increased to Gulf of Mexico coast. I SUPGIINI STATE, j skate at the MelOdee Skate Operators of America Rink Monday evening and, IRSROA) contributed to over hopefully, will still be skating 24 $1,400,000. ho iate . RSROA rinks were the top No, It's not to make the contri butors to the National Guinness Book of Records. It's Jerry Lewis Labor Day to help raise funds for the Jerry Telethon, more than doubling Lewis Skate-A-Thon which Is their 1974 contributions. Round 'n Round They'll' Go--And All For MD __ __ - COMMISSION _ ARRITIM O N LY ! UN DAY 7 S used to fight muscular Anyone desiring to aid the dstropby. cause in a non-contestant The skating benefit on the capacity may do so from 7 p.m. local scene 'starts at 7 p.m. Monday and continues straight through until 7 p.m. on OPEN 1 -5 4 HOURS TO SAVE At Sanford Plaza P.nn.ys. Tuesday. However, If the parents of some of the younger skaters wish to limit their child's participation, they can leave the rink at 11 p.m. Monday and return the following day at 7 a.m. Naturally the skaters will be JCPenneys electronic liquidátiàn E a lel trying to skate the full 24 hours, but many will drop out along the way. And once they drop out they may not return except for those who take the 11 p.m. Monday- 7a.m. Tuesday break and have the necessary Per. mission. To participate the skaters must have at least 10 signatures of persons who were willing to Pay a minimum of 10 cents for each hour skated. More may be pledged per hour. - - Te'l-evision StereonComponent Sets - In 1975, skaters at Melodee's first annual Skate-A.Thon raised $2,249.39 and helped Small Tractor, Small Price Ii.3lhpdiemel U - FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Hood Tractor Co, till N. Oran. lists..,, Trill - - ri & - - . . white, color TV One of a kind kno, iIl act,sci And Knowles Iaiiss. PIS. 81S4 411 Mj,neha Ave. Cunlructieiy represent SFIIISOIF ('011 % FY AUain..,$. Spilr.s. Ph. Sf11 Ortand. Afl.aiww, Spring, 413450 - ne group uoor models - black *34.1344 Jo. kos,I .iSkSIUt)oUr,t)(C PA .4 J b I %h,. CU mom AV 's ARE HERE! Murderess Remains Stoic Kelly Rep At Springs named dorm, abo ut * mile, .o'4Iwad of Great [akas dropped from PdForecasters at the National Halifax, Nova Scotia. day afternoon's recordHurricane Ceder said the 4.- The threat of flash flooding breaking le Reading over presalon's highest sustained continued Saturday as tropical III degrees vels. had cooled to t he winds were estimated at 35 storm DoWe pushed north 7k by early this morning. Mon an how'. through South Carcjhia. Pose- Overnight temperatures "Repedi Indicate that the rspredid.dflne, rued m N in drongtropicaldepressionc0. mreof rain alcsigits rgigs. AIL,to45InPhi1Ipebg.Pa. tinues to become better organ- Showers and thunderstorms Some oth er reports: "da ft center said. "Any poured rain over parts of th e lidoudy; Bastonfl dear; Chi. fuiiaoratrengthepjng will bring sou*hieut from Virginia to this cago 71 bay; Qnd,wsatl $1 this depression to tropical Georgia coed. clean (3eveland N clear; Orstorm bdeedty." The dorm, however, was troIt N foggy; bruuapolis 17 When winds exceed 3m.p.h., breaking up after coming hazy; Louisville II clear; tropical depressions are up- ashore jut south olQuanledon MIami 79 deer; Nashville $2 graded to tropical dorms. on Friday nigIt. Winds wire cl3ar; Now Or1sais74nke; When winds exceed 74m.p.h., estimated at 40 mile per hour New York 67 clam'; Pittsburgh dorms are designate as hued- and were expected to &mbi, 50 dear; W&ngton $3 Clear; canes. •,, 4. . Grand Jury Eying The Herald Covers The Local News of Seminole Better Than Any Other Newspaper in The World. , - MASTER MASON ____ MIAMI (AP) - A tropical MAY 70 Patchm of fog formed along depression In the Atlantic landing 150 miles north and 100 the southern California coed, (keen east of the Leeward mile south. No land masses and an occasional ahos,r on. Islands approached tropical were tirestuied. (Mad In the Southwest. Other. dorm intensity Saturday, and At S am. today, Coradice was wise, shies over mod of then.forecasters said they expected centered near latitude 41.5 tle were pertly doedy. It to become the season's fifth ummth and longItude 50.0 wed or Temperature, west of the - "" I- Join .7w1 Jerry Lewis SkatffiO*.'r . nat Muscular Dystrop'f -' ;_h Dickinson Exam Opposed .t . " _ -' ,. . r4 Constitution after Murphy's abduction. Williams, slouched in his chair, listened Friday as his father called him a "hardened criminal." - ..- - . A federal judge IM . . nei wien I0 rar mis year in LWJI U WWI M UISIIU7 _______________________________ continuing political violence in. of irrational TOUpL.. They volving leftist guerrillas and want to disrupt the national ____ right-wing death maids. Of peace and tranq uility oftheAr-TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Ordering II 3I! dledsInce the ifIt1fli PeOPle is well as create (hess, 174 WASHINGTON (AP) - children to get at the matches. economic analysis that said It ume4lilrd cen ,. t to extensive phsycial examination to determIneS cOOdty Isaa negative huageof matchmilitary outed President the Matchbook makers have won a But th___ e commission, which would cod the matchbook In. book's cost, now just wader a if former Comptroller Fred 0. "Bud" coop in this OutSide world." liii Peon In a bloodless major round in their fight voted unanimously to drop the duetry an extra $11.5 million a half-penny. lad M ch Dickinson can ar U. withstand rigors of a trial against costly federal saldy child-redstart feature, is dill yeartomakethe The . wee. not Idemillg Five manufacturers had ____ would be an undue burden on him, his attore proposals, big they're list out of considering proposals to make covers - or about four more warnedthe c'InmIon bomb Th blasts W1111 L U'tIS, retired edneal.r frees Oviede, dI.pleys the Injured fled. Themlnidrysald thegovneys say. - Jh flre yet...... matches. o: -h utomnati- . cents Icr cach 101) mafrhbooka. officiaL. determined to " '° id, In. e'rinent w as -ft ted Mader MM a rilgH4r them c.t '' t- "tar Cui iie attorneys. .ally after 15 seconds and to reb3 thSsaiM.{lie Council Of the ñItl$*ti AMsthkâ&aackes reapomubie an answer in federal of business. The were def Industry The Othis' safety propesals Safety Commission said Friday slat fragmentation. using a bomb. Five of los' the latest kfluuigs, the court Friday, ob ject Yri5 Mauy. He In a 33rd degree 'burn and trutee secretary claimed ing to a government It 'is only marginally would add only about $2.5 mil. that It Is discardIng a plan to the bombs exploded In different largest rninber In one day Us, request that Dickinson be sent to the Veterans n- profItable now. Three firms Ii the Nest Weriklpfii Prince Han c, A7 ose re nIflke Th qu irements would li on to th e 1100 that require child-residait covers subway stations, and author- year. Lad December, 150 perhave closed In the past two FluidS; bict deputy of the Royal Grand chapter, Administration hospital in Gainesville for not be costly to Implement as swners advertisers on matchbooka. Itles said service to those ste-- sans were killed when 800 leftIst .1 Easteri 8t and a meather SI HiSS Lodge years. the childproof cover, and they pay for matchbooks, accoriling examinatIon. tlons had been halted In- guerrillas attacked a military' The agency The Battelle analysis said HeflIiiI of IuiCkS Oviids. have not aroused as much to the study by Battdlle Labors,, definitely. One wait off at the base near Buenos Aires. more COURPinles would unwieldy, uneconomical and opposition from the 10 U.S. tories of Colwnbus, Ohio. ha be ve en put out of business by 11 manufacturers that make iwrhaps e susafe. Battelle's figures were e child-resi ant ver, th st co Th at MIAMI (AP) - U.S. Sen. Gary Hart, D_ bi llion matchbooks a year. One colII!lth*vuer said she markedly lower than estimates would wipe out 717 jobs and cast Colo., says a Senate committee is concerned was concerned that, If the govThe child-resistant cover made by the government's more than $12 mi llion In lost that the the gangland-style slaying of mobster ernment made matchbooks would have used interlocking Council on Wage and Price Stawages and liquidation exJohn Resell harder to unlatch, harried staples that required two sep.- bUlly, which warned In June pensea, as well as was a result of his testimony on a $3.5 million ..I- .,,.ai.._ i. ..v. *h.ni -adults ,ni CIA , plot to kill Cuba's Fidel Castro. u .me_. a,y - . . wowcj ior unemployment cornand actually make It easier for The commission released an c $68 million a year and add pensatlon and welfare. "We're not here to solve the crime," Hart NEW YORK (AP) The oil companies gather the necesLawtgt have 1.,I I11.4 I f4h t t.. WI any iCuI lk said 5 in Miami Friday where he met with Dade Industry has shown Its eager- mary permits to drill. Interior Is ness to search the mid-Atlantic conducting Its check of the high fore tostop offshore lease sales. offshore sale and almr twice County detectives investigating the murder. for oil and gas, but It faces un- bide against its own evaluation One delayed a itli sale for what the govermnent had pre"We want to find out If there is any connection offshore Louisiana leases for 10 dicted. certain delays In moving Its Of the value of each tract, and between (Resell's) death and his testimony months while Interior amended wildcat rigs out to sea. Several years ago, at the Its final decision to accept or Its environmenta l im pact before the committee." The sale of leases for the mid- reject the Individual bids may quest of the government, the In. statement. Atlantic region this past week, be made as early as this corning rated the possible ON., But the current suit, brought which prod uced an unex- week. shore areas. The mid-Atlantic by New York, several of Its ICoUtisUed From Post l.A) pectedly large $1.13 billion in was ranked eigh th GALVESTON, Tex. (AP) - Siamese twin girls Whether the other permit- counties and the Natural Re- potent l o and natIn terms of TALLAHASSEE (AP) - State inhigh bide, was permitted at the ia il ural gas to with his National Security Council. A spokesman so ces Def ur ense Co uncil, is the separated by surgery remained in satisfactory condition vestigators have found no violations of state seeking procedures would follast minute by a be Supreme Court fo d. un But the companies flrsttogoas far as the Supreme said altar the meeting that U.S. and Korean forces today at the University of Texas Medical Branch here, low as sched ul ed was not law at 1 a Boynton Beach nursing home where justice. said they preferred It above all were fully prepared to meat any contingency. Court officials said. known, however. five elderly patients died, apparently of heat o th er are , as be cause of Its proThe 51,00Dton aircraft carrier Midway left the Although the Interior Depart"The Compani es know all this "Separation was without complication and each twin ximity to markets, stroke, an official Some sources fami th e avail-, says. li ar with and they bid rather heavily ment was al lowed to open the U.S. naval base at Yokosuka, Japan, for an wihad successful reconstruction of the areas that had been But the investigators are continuing to disdosed destination this morning. Sources in bids submitted by the corn- the lawsuit said the appeals anyway," one oheerver said. ability of labor, capital and united," a hospital spokesman said after the operation pm nt Washington said thehip and Its 75 aircraft Were compile a report on the deaths, Joe Thompson Friday, .panlesfor therlghttodrw, the co urt could require additional "011 compa nies can afford pret- equi e , suvi weather condilion s. 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Ap- environmental safeguards or ty good lawyers." headed for Korea. The Midway was accompanied Charlotte Marie and Paultte Marie were born July 14 said Friday. He's director of the office of at the Urver$y'John fraly Hospital to Barbara Ann It would be four years or Y' ddèfrlgaksa*d peal4herp plans a hearing next even declare the male void. Othlnaddlflonto the legal uncer. licensure and certification in the Department month on environments] Issues ers say It Is unlikely that the tainty, the companies were bid' more before the f1r oil could Jonsi, I thewffnj of FMIe Jones Jr., a Beaumont of Health and Rehabilitative Services. The United States sent two squadrons of F4 jet raised by New York State and court will void what amounts to ding without the guidance of flow from the Mid-Atlantic, it, bricklayer. 1. a cont ract between the govern- prior successful wells either In any Is fo und there. But oilmen fighters Thursday to back mc South Korea's air ot hers "They were joined at the breastbone, heart cavity, ment and the companies. No the leasing area 50 to 90 miles believe It will replace, barrel force, inferior In numbers and equipment to that of diaphragm, and abdominal cavity," the hospita l That could lengthen the nor- one will know for cert North Korea. The Northern air force has nearly 600 ain until of f the New Jersey Coast or In for barrel, the foreign oil that spokesman said. mal six-month period after a the court hears arguments an d planes, many of them first-line Soviet MIG 21 jet JACKSONVILLE (AP) - The Army Dr. 0. J ea n Richardson, director of the University's neighboring onshore areas. now supplies most of the desale, during which the winning Issue its ruling. fighters. Still, the high bids were the mand in the Northeast. prenatal division, had said one of the girls has a Corps of Engineers has carefully avoided North Korea has said Its armed forces have been congenital heart problem that limits oxygen In the blood. recommending either new life or death for the put on combat-ready status by President Kim flCross-Florida Barge Canal in a restudy and simg. Both U.S. and South Korean forces have been preliminary environmental impact on a preca utionary alert since Wednesday. statement. After the Korean security council meeting, the Iroamen .L4 i. II___I I Col. Donald A. Wisdom, district director for IIUuI ,., •K V..... rv. .ij ....j ia JOHANNESBURG, South Al. new Ideology had more impact motmtin . Florida, made public the report Friday. He Moderate black leaders a number of South Africa's marica (AP) A government on youths than Communism, scheduled a swnznit meeting jo armistice that ended the Korean War. rcIties,25:personave been L~ said state approval is essential fQr completion minister has blamed rioting which Rodong Sbunun, the official organ of the North formerly was the Ideolo- today on South Africa's worsen- killed and about 1,500 Injured. of the two-th irds unfinished canal portion. and violence by blacks protest- gy of black militancy, and "is 1mg racial trou e Korean Workers' (Communist) party, bl s. The leaders f • ,I You th s wi th li gaso ne soaked lug the white government's ra- more romantic a sort of head eight of the country's eight rags burned a Roman Catholi situation "critical" and urged North Koreans to c l policies on the Importation Black Nazism," unite and defend the country. of nine tribal homelands and and a Me thodist church ri F day of "b ck la ideology" from the Kruger added that the black represent most of South Al. in th The United States and 18 other nations friendly to e first reported attacks on the rough stuff to ) United States. 1 Continued From Page 1-A) TALLAHASSEE (AP) - An invitation man in South Af rica "knows his rica's black majority of 18 mu , South Korea Introduced a resolution F rida y at the ch s. urche Police mate. So can Carter. M in i st er James Kruplace to one of his re-election opponents to step and if not, I' ll tell him lion. They were expected to United Nations in New York urging the two Korea. A black mob attempted to Sen. Robert Dole of jin-- Sen. Walter F. Mondale of ger'said in a speech Friday the his Place.outside a meeting was not an invitation to to resume s us pended talks on peaceful storm -... Minnesota, the Democratic vice. re unification. strict racial segregratlon laws plants Thursday In the first at. fight, Senate President Dempsey Barron says. The Ford camp must presidential nominee, The resolution countered one submitted Monday Barron said Friday that after Travis and prepare proposals for a tacks on factories. Police gunhow to st rike a balance between is trying to make an Issue out of by 21 f riends of North Korea urging an end to all meet ing they Intend to seek fire drove th his position as pj Ford's par em off. Marchant called him a liar at a Panama City do n of Nixon, while and "foreign military Involvement" In Korea. with Prime Minister John VorPolice continued to press role as c andi date for to Carter maintains he has no election meeting, "I just told him, 'Travis, if you are United States has 41,000 troops in the south. star next month. their na tion wide crackdown on i ntention of raising the A. going to talk like that, we ought to go out back Three days of violence in mil Ford and Dole start t he camitant black leaders who are instead of saying that before so distinguished When Ford first began cam- paign asunde black townships outside Port being he ld under a new sec rdogs. ur ity ORLANIJ0 (AP) a group." palgning for election to the A County Sheriff Melvin G. Elizabeth, 560 miles southwest law that allows Indeflnate As the underdog, Ford knows federal grand jury has launpresidency In his own right, of Johannesburg, has left 33 detention without Colman for damages as a result trial. The Jo-' he must take the initiative. Re ched an Investigation Into of the all ed incident, much was made ut the which people dead, police said Frida y. hannesbw'g Star said Friday eg e did It in his acceptance speech act ivi ties of so he'd never r un for office outsid Some blacks me members of followed an aborted drug Elizabeth fo around Port that an estimated 165 persons his Michigan congressional when he challenged Carter to Central Florida's embattled transaction. rm ed vigilante were being held. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - The citrus • "debate the real issues face to Drug Enlor'ernent Admlnia. di st rict. Fisher said Frank Torres Jr., groups to protect themselves About 2,000 persons have P' face." The blackfl predd en Th y is continuing its spread in South tujd " icui From Page 1-A) e tratlon task force, f m li Po ce said the larceny Inro rioters, the South African been arrested a federal agent assigned Ford's flubbed speech 11fl on charges of The panel reportedl y Is focus- task force, and sheriff's who is innocent," Grant said. volved the theft of oil and oil and hi'i head-bumping getting Ame rican people have the right Press Association reported. Florida but the pest may be blocked before public violence, murder, arson deputy to know, Itrd.hand exactly 1mg Its attenti S in Sources said Investigators filters from the city's main- in and out of helicopters ce the ri moving nor th ward into the state's major on on a 'January James Hinkey beat, choked oting began in and sabotage since the riots be. where we ba th stand." incident In which an Orlando threatened to have been told that persons tenance garageJune In black townships outsi de airplanes were cited as examcitrus areas, officials say. ki ll him when he gan, the Star said. man cla ims he was attack ed by failed tn have been growing marijuana The two men were placed on nli., of why fbi e nli.a nnu .4ok Carter orixnntiv . m. ui W$J W1153 State Agriculture Department officials on city property for eventual $202 bond each by Municipal the burnbling ntanner would get Later, Dole issued a simIW two task force members who from a suspected dealer. The Friday nearly doubled the quarantine area in wile and that the weed was Court Judge Gene R. cut up In a national campaign. challenge to Mondale, and he threatened to kill him "while two had given him money to Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties. placing a cocked gun to his buy delivered tocuatomersinacity Stephenson and released from Was that the same guy who accepteiL drugs but the dealer took vehicle, city Jail. woi them at the Republican the cash and refused to give In response to an Associated The Incident was Invest igated him anything, Fisher Last Tucada, city polict GraiA orderrA Uw juspeffiWn (onvention Thursday night? said. Press surve y, a I majority of by Ojge ( jp( y gyrnd arrested William Posey. 28, at without pay of the men from Ford spoke forcefully and ef. Police and sheriff's depart. Reagan sopporters among the jury earlier this year, but no merds 81 Castle Brewer Court, San- their jobs pending disposition of feetively. He was Interrupted 3 In Brevard and Orange FORT LAUDERDALE CAP) delegates and alternates said ford, a grader operator em- the cases. times by the applause and they would work for the Ford- ind1ctmegLj were returned. counties withdrew from the Th Convicted murderer Sonia Jacobs Linder says curn.nt probe ployed by the city under the According to sources, Grant cheers of delegates who had aris con. task force amid charges of nected to an Investigation be she won't cry yet over a judge's edict that funded federally Corn- was pressured to terminate the rived In Kansas City pretty Dole ticket. agent brutality. gun by a U.S. Senato subeormiprehensive Employment men In lieu of flung charges, evenly divided in their loyalties she's to die in the electric chair for the If they do, the campaign Some of the federal officials mittee, fedtral sources sa Training Act ( CETA) on Aug. but instead insisted that both be between him and Ronald Rea. could be a horse race. were sutequentjy transferred. slayings of two law officers. Friday. Th Intends to 26,1975, and Robert H. Keen, 34, prosecuted. gan. The people running both lorres WU convicted earlier "I can't get into crying. Not yet," said the - hold hearin e panel - On the drug ogen, 161 13th St., Longwood, a water The thievery of city property, There had been talk that Ford palgns. (1w candidates and their this year of roughing up a 28-year-old rncther of two. "I've got a appeal waitdepartment maintenance man according to sources, has been would day in the White Home. managers, know that rsees for cy later In the year. resa and public profanity folcoming up and I must stay strong. in the city's employe since Feb. continuing for as long as three for most of the campaign and the presidency are un- Karl Steve Fish..:- Jr. has lowing an altercation In an or. 4, 1913. charging both with to four years. An inventory to choose a vice presidential predictable and 'pen to dci- 5tkdthetwougehandOrange lando bar. petty larceny from the public determine the etent of the loss candidate who was a dynamic, matic shifts brought on by -- zworks department. has not been completed. forceful dump speaker. That events neither candidate can F LO RI ______________________ GOVERNORS analysis was offered by those control. WINTER SPRINGS proposerl ordinance concerning who argued th at John B. A Middle East war, a missile H1GHWAYSAJY Nugent Walsh. a representative barrow pits; placing a capital Connally wa a shno-ua for the vthus, a confrontation with the ffAARE4J4 from the office of U.S. Rep. outlay referendum on the 'ice presisientisi nomination. So viet Union or China those ' °"of AArnin*vabm _______ ____ Richard Kelly, is scheduled to second primary ballot; Instead. Font ch Côuntt, Dole are the sort cu forei g, n. r"•J --U attend the City Council meeting proposed expansion of the crises thai can become the whose ru it Ia Monday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss I'lanmng and Zoning Board and Jgner'tre. dominant ism wapresidential federal funding available to the U !our.key accept- campaign. If history holds true, A 'ity. the city budget for the 1976.77 he delivered to the any such outbreak would beneAlso on the agenda will be a fiscal year. conven,00. (II the Incumbent president. - -k.okn On the other hand, a sharp It ul'o4 SUBSCRIBE HOW - CALL 322-2611 1776 . t! 1ord &u to his 4)) rise in unemployment could dooni the Ford campaign. ) BICENTENflAL_ !utlwcantyt e itofolAndamhpolthe tongue could Iw xivai tradktion and Leave spell disaster for either ticket - I has refused a defense motion for a directed acquittal for William A.H. Williams, being retried for the 1974 abduction of newspaper editor Reg Murphy. U.S. District Judge William C. O'Kelley rejected the defense plea Friday. Williams Is accused of extorting $700,000 from the Atlanta __ _____ ____ Emmy Whippin4 Up; New Hurricane Peril FLMDA es I' 1*IaAag.ftme-.M merchandise will have red clearance tags All REDUCED % to W.v. aI 'ci Orivly new 811 -ear-driy, $ HP Con. vrtib( tractors. Walk with em in the tight Corners and f"111 1"S' th en put on dual whanis and sulky to rids 'em on thc straightaways. Attachm, for mowing, gard.ninq, liwn car,. snow removal, and more. Nobody elms makes anytluin *h* that doss so many lobs so welil No phone orders No layaways - --DISCOVER ' - AMERICAI976 0 :6~ 315W MELODY LANE CASSELIER*Y,FL. 37797 CA MC 0 FINANCING AVAILAILI INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT LIKE $3. 131 4441 "" " d"" "Mu" Alti MC.UC GRAVELY NOBODY ELSE. JCPenney SANFORD PLAZA Op.n lam. Id p.m. Monday lhrii Satvrday Open Sunday 1:WIs1:N P.M . Calaing Canter Ph. 321.113, SISFI P. 323.1311 lw • • -• ' -1,.; , • , hV.'&W,t I • . 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At this point, Glisson names two: Reduce large capital outlay eapenditires or cut out some Just hiM Tuisdey omo ot Management Analysis 1 j ou_ij Director Pat Glion seld he was ,,more opththtic than pIkIth4I" A5kedt0CIsYU that predictIonMfllholdeGfl gloomily said, "no. That ByPPJtr Old Challenge You're looking for a U.4mIllIon re't't1on. Following the an Qmalrm Bemoaning the fact that milhlong of people around the world "go to bed hungry every night" Is virtually a cliche. We can credit the Internationa] Eucharistic Caoçess which met recently Philadelphia for a more poignant definition __ ___ of the world's hmlrr problem estrenconerenceon In haifa century, the estimated one At million Catholic cler and laity from around the world devoted their sessions to "the hungers of the family." The topics they covered are a solution That's the minion Is t --1 he If 1. UIsfanIsasmutha$pfrjta] Issue abeecIIn Iti Bomber _______ ____ __ ___ ________ _______________ ___________________ Future ___ ___ r ta i _____ ' . ______ '. : 11 e Mrs. Truman, INDEPENDENCE, . —' ___ ____ MO. Had he lived this — To say that the B.11scontro,erstalisto put it ' S . - religious institutions alone. Whether nations can succeed In feeding both These difficulties are not I'mere kinks" that need to beimned out but are fauft Integral s .) toebone's connected, ,, to the footbon.,, " ' THE LONDON ECONOMIST shared with the world. They met hi elemneMary school she a slim andresdlas,bSamor,ØIWiJp4fJ rimless spectacles that magnified hIs eybbsll.. Neither was extraordinary, but they suited one another. By high school their holding 01 hands & has escalated Into a proper romance. In 1919, when he was 35 and she 34, the onion was fori'talizt Bess Truman was an oidtashloned wife but not a sii*eivlent one. He called her 'Ihe boss," the "only person who can tell me off and get away with IL" Periodically she did tell him off. For Instance, she was forever ahncnlshlng him about his language In pu*Ik. Not that she was above four letter words herself now and then, but only In private. "Harry," she would say, "you to really shouldn't have said that." There Is no Indication that Thunazi listened to Bess regarding his expletives. But he spPredated her counsel In mod other areas. History does not dwell on It much, but during their seven year s In the White Home ap. arently was chief among his advocate.. They were constant evening companions, retiring to privacy moon after dinner where together they would go over his speeches, his judgments, his priorities. It is not known whdW she assisted in his decision making, but surely she provided a critical ear and conscience. She was not an Eleanor Roosevelt, on. features of the aircraft's design, says Barron's. All this, doubts about the need for a new dOntand. She did not. push her views on her One the nicest things about President Idi This revelation, along with the American husband or anyone else She was content to be In among their people Is largely a political question. It manned bomber In an age of strategic missilM Amin ofofUganda. Mummar Q2ddafi of decision lad month to sell still more urWum to n. critics to urge that the B-I be background, to be Mrs. Harry Thunan, to be of is bound up in often brutal economic realities, the IJbya, Ian Smith Colonel featured in the papeirs only out of Obligation. In Rhodesia, the Provisional India, was clearly opp for dr so ed thwith at the th one reason why Pakistan's All 'the way of nation can cut its IRA and the Baader.Mejnhof gang inertia of established private mel! she was stuffy, then Institutions when faced with is that none of Bhut to would not be persuaded by Kissinger this and now. Sheher has never demands for change, and the all too familiar costs. en has any nuclear weapons. Not yet. , gabbed, never told all, or th U. in a week not to buy a nuclear processing But even If the B-I program were to be few years time, an A plant from even a li corrupting influence of power, -bomb becomes almost as France. ttle. What a book she could write, but of e' scrapped today, It would cod taxpayers an normal an item In everybody's armories as a co she will not. But the way that ques addIUouf $100 million In cancellation fees to grenade or a su tion Is answered will Plans are now being Considered In America And yet she has never been drab. Truman's hinegun, depend on whether the great religions of the world Rockwell International. the condition of and Britain for reducing mankind will be drastically changet eye for Of her had a bit of roguishness about It, and can impart their concern for No wonder Congress is thinking about being stolen by mixing It with uranium How could this happen? human dignity to with good reason. "She looks exactly the way a before ropping this hotpotato In the lap of the next stockpi ling. A further Idea, which thone political leaders, whether on the left or right, Too easily. woman of her age should look," he said, whiking. esident. pr who hold the fate of nations In their hands. You or, at least, your fairly average MIT ConrojanJarfpent Agency (ACDA In J.B. West, who ushered at the White House student Washington would like to pursue, Is that the used during the Thanan years, remembers the couple How religious bodies can best wage their can design a bomb in five weeks, using fuel rods from enriched.uranjum How well a child just battles against the "hungers of the human family" starting school can get Only the information that is obtainable in reactors should did not always retire after dinner merely to look Into his studies may depend, quite libraries. You be Promptly recycled In natural-uranlum ones Of over sWches. Usually they had a drink, always need only a dozen pounds of remains a point of controversy. l iterally, on his teeth. _____________________ The Eucharistic the Canadian type. This "tandem plutonium; and all over the world th.,r. -..... ("nn.lrgt.r,., — --a.u.t.i Old Fs.thlonedi aPt.i. 1h1 WS TV 64 W--" ê...It iavu uemonsu'aIea pz 5d73 Association News reactors blithely cr reduce the rods' plutonium content to a how Catholics, yo ne called eating the stuff as a mere byless ever though united in th eir faith , have con ast reports that conclusion from a study being product of electric power, at a rate already alarming level before they lose their protective tr ing views Those Old Fasluloneds, by the way, wer conducted by John Silvestro, professor of nearing e not radioactivity, 25 tons a year. of the role the church should play in thi6 temporal meant for the minister dropping In. Wed says at State University College of world. However, in pointing out the scope of the education India demonstrated two years ago just how that when the Trumans first moved to the Fredonia, N.Y. Good, but not good enough. hungers that beset mankind, and the im portance of easy it Is to evade controls and use the byexecutive mansion, Bess was less Ow Some potential plutonium thieves may be w In his dusty of 84 first and second grade product satisfied to make a bomb. And this week Henry ith the not neglecting one for the sake of treating the other, baffled by these devices, if and when and whe tried seve I students in Dunkirk, N.Y., Dr. Silvestro fwxid Kissinger admittW the re tunes to hint to the butler that his Old Fasliloneds "high probability" that the meeting in Philadelphia could they are Adopted; but the pickings could sUll have historic that the more permanent teeth first grade boys some heavy water which the Americans supplied good elsewhere, with be were not MAY Old Fashloneds. Thus one significance for people of all creeds who have, the better they perform on tests that power plants In many evening, In make up Predict power plants had been different untriesctiur desperation, the butler simply f ut ure reading success. ( The correlation Instnzmental nuc our single human family, in produ cing the plutonium for outthedejf splashedhugeaof oyer jce ana for girls Lncluileul in the study was InconclusIve,) and frightening quantiti es of India's 1974 nuclear explosion, it being moved served it up. "Now t," umfied around Bess, "Is an Old Fashioned!" pilL, - - . ___ £ . — BERRY'S WORLD - __,I - rv&t." - and -. , 1 ~, . • It's The End Of Line For Wayne Hays - - The meanest man In Wayne Hays, U.-Ohio, D.-Quo, has gtven up the fight. He ha., been brought down by a bosomy blonde who wanted publicity to sell a book and promote herself. This Is the story of his t, up. '- — -. final days. It's the story of an outrageous, shoot-fromthe-hip curm udgeon who abused his power. But it is also the dory of a tired old man, deeply In love with his wife, bedeviled by his former mistress, weary of the turmoil. He talked of killing himself to spare his wife more painful publicity. He took an overdose of sleeping pills by mistake, he later Insisted. Finally, he decided to withdraw from Congress for the sake of his wif e's parents. By sheer orneriness, Hays became one th of e most powerful men In the House. He was "mean, arrogant, cantan kerous and toug h," he admitted to his colleagues. They kept out of his way. Most of than enjoyed his plight, therefore, when Elizabeth Ray revealed to the world their sordid relationshIp. It was a dory we had turn ed down two years earlier. She had call ed our 'Alice InS hysterical crying fit She Was a bo ut to lose her Job, she sobbed, because she "would not go to bed with Wayne Hays." — AttentIonI in case of attack of overconfidence, show wearer p1cte of Thom*; E. Dewey!" We learned Owl she w&3 having an aa&lr "M Hays, all - right. But she Also performed secretarial u-vkes In return for her fosec(wi wIiry, Qir associates, Jack • -- doherty and Bob Owens. called on hi.e In ha, Office. Contrary to her later claims, she could type and answer the phone. They saw her do It. She called our office repeatedly. We found her erratic, unreliable and unpredictable. From so urces who knew her well, we established th at she had not become Hays' mistress against her will. On the contrary, he riedlo break off the relationship. Then she had threatened to take her story to the press. Other times, she had threatened to ca use a scene in his office unless he took her out. She staged at least one scene after a heated argument about Hays' impending marriage to another secretary, Pat Peak. The Capitol police were summoned to remove rL1y from the congressman's office. Afterward, she phoned a friend, who later told us about the call. "I reall y put on a good act," Ray boasted. "I made the police f eel sorry for me." Hays went ahead with the ma rriage, and his spurned mist ress told her dory to the Washington Post. There Is reason to believe that she had been preparing material for a book all along, a book that she later sold Hays at first denied having an affair with Elizabeth Ray. "Hell, I'm a happily married man," he said. He bed, hlsfriaid, say to protect his marriage. But the Washington Post reporters W carefully nailed down the evidence. He finally confessed to ving had a "perana1 LuuonaJup - with Ray. He denied, however, year as an Assistant Sergeant at Arms. that she did no work for her government salary. Yet he doesn't even have a desk In the Sergeant at Arms Sources close to Hays say the publici ty almost office. wrecked the new marriage. He would pl unge Into Instead, we found at a deeP&oornor th he was working for the suddenly cheer up, they say, In Democratic Congressional Campaign Comdirect relationship to how his wife was reacting. mittee. His duties are strictly politi At one point, we persuaded the harassed cal; his main Hays function is to raise to drop by our office. He was not th funds for Democratic urli e ch sh, congressional candida tes. de fiant curmudgeon we had known. Th e old f ire Th e Democrats pay him $20,000 was gone. He was totally subdued. He a yenr, But slumped Into our office; he spoke In a voice barely thanks to Hays, Pendergast also draws another $l7,Z1 In federal pay. The audible. federal appotnt,nent also makes him eligible for a generous sion He told of the effect the publicity was ha pen ving and other be nefits il th liti on his wife. To spare her further angu unava able In e po cal ish, he Pot. said: "1 would put a bullet through my head." We called Hays last Thursday Then he added meaningfully: "And I've got for his cointhe merit. Buck canu a guts to do It." statement that he had Ile made similar state.uerits to a merely fallowed p,ececlent and had been backed congresaman who later reported It to us. Rit by the Knuse leudeu ship. A few hours Inter, he IuQaJ his decision to retire from th after he recover ed Irerii an overdose of e House. sleepin g His press secretary, Carol Clawson, said he Pills, he swore It had not been a suicide attempt. made the is on dec i after getting our Subsequently, we spoke to him on th inquiry. e phone In But Hays told friends th Ohio. He was encouraged by the favora at he threw In the ble polls towel not beca use of our story but because and friendly crowds, he said. All his campaign of a he Added, wanted him to stay In the Prolonged Washington Post Investigation of his race. He talked llkea,nan who Inen4Jto run father-in-law, Leonard Peak. Th e aggravatim had sent Peak to the for reelectIon. hospital and had upset his wife, a heart patient, Hays cha We lear ned, meanwhile, rged. that Hays had put a He claimed he had man on the U.S. payroll who did less work Planned to leave Congress than After an other term anyway. "I di Lãz Ray. He La a Dentncratjc dn't want *rty worker omneone kiUeJ named Paul Pendergast who draws over two more years lit $17,235 a Congress," he said. '•• —. =•• . ,, '• ."•- S1isday,Avg.23,I7I-$* _______________ _ S I V . - a ___________________ -- 1. _.. -..,., 1) • v-W — AeD 't The Sah ford Connection ___ —.• —w - uu Pir- - r .• wwtru — . - ............. ia... - -- — -— inc Ixoveromal Political [0011*11 Glnny Davis Is now number two person dictionary to find out what It said. In the state In the Jimmy Carter for 81)0W at council meetings, Oviedo COWICH prelim been kicked off by a committee laying The letter labeled "private and con- Chairman Arthur Evans pleaded with President camp. Many who know her well ina ry groundwork for a regional dentlal" (obviously the advisory board residents of his community th sewer authority serving Sanford, Lake ha ve no doubt she will be number one If she fi is week member does not know about the sunshine give the governing body input a Mary and north Seminole. gets the chance and may well end up In law) said, "Pressure of work for private Proposed 72 per cent Incre*se in propel There's not much time to complete the $ashlngton In a powerful pod If Ca rter Industry makes It difficult for me to taxes to fund the general operating budget complicated arrangements. The state of wins. continue with all the eleemosynary for fiscal 1V76-'77. Ginny, who most recently served as a Florida has more than $250 million to hand legislative aide to State Rep. Robert aulgmunents I assumed this year and do Meanwhile, an attempt to do a "man In out on a flrst.come, first-served basis, but Justice by them." Hattaway (D-Alta the street" fea ture showing citizen feeling It won't lad long. There are 151 groups iw1nau , _______ The word means charity, prior to that a worker for the Democrati on already lining up. the subject proved fruitiess c fun, allowing delegat es to meet Democrats Two major otztacles block the path of a way. Lake Mary's representatives seem date conunittee when Jon Moyle of South from around th stopped thought an "outsider" was e date, renewing old willing to cooperate and anxious to get the [angwood's Mayor James R. Lormann meddling. Florida was chairman of the state regional sewer authority frieouizhips and making new ones, Mrs. weighed in at 196 during a recent Physi In north show on the road. County Counmisslone, organ ization. Seminole. cal "I've been around here long enough to Reynolds said. examination at his favorite doctor's and know that the cowidil woul She, like a n umber of others, left the First, th Sid Vihien Jr., who is suçposed to e ci ty of Sanford and Seminole repr d not raise taxes She has been active In politics In has put himself on a diet esent the county hasn't even attended Party orgarzatlonfor other ptg ('owity unless they lots of and ha must agree to cooperate d to one promnient citizen Seminole for many years, working In In- bro ed the meet ings although some county il steaks and thicken while cutting 5a1d. crossing Park Aven ue on f riendly terms Is staffers ___ ' Moyle resigned and was replaced by Ann dividual campaigns for some time before out the ha ve. Cramer a few years ago. Her friends say fudge cake and puddings. Jim viewed from both city hall and the courgetting involved In party po tics locally Cooperative Planning for a multi. Glnny Is a liberal and very politicall y 1960. li in hopes to lose at least 30 pounds by —Bacon Sr., In an thome as about as dif ficult as jwnping Councilman Martin million-dollar construction project that and 10 of the 30 In the next two emotionally charged statement to ast ute and shrewd. Christmas across the Snake River Canyon on a Kathleen thinks the Carter-Mondale weeks, If possi will take more than a generation to bl motorcy& ticket will do very well locally and has a planning to atte e. He and Marcia are colleagues after his letter of resignation c omplete will require a lot more trust thin nd a wedding of some old from the Lake___ Democratic State Committeewoman good c Then , th r taofUI en areaetobe Mary governing nce of winning despite the fact friends In the governments Involved have been able New York In two weeks. Kathleen Reynolds of Sanford received that ha e convinced to read pay m or Thursday e taxes night, said be hoped th a Democratic presidential ticket has to grant each other in the past. two appolnIjnnt from the state corn- not carri With Lorniann'g announcement some citizens of his IoollonstxuctLon project. comm un ity know he carries ed Seminole County since the time ago By the tlniè the project Is completed, mnittee this week. that he will not seek re-election, away with -• him no animoelty toward sounds because the deUon of Harry Truman and Alben freshman Councilman She has been named to the party appeals Barkely In 1948. La wrence Gold berg anyone. deck Is stacked so that there will most likely hi a whble new let of Is touting th committee and been asked to serve on the someone will al ways be paying for faces In city hell and -the - courthouse "I was born fighting and probably Kathleen added an "II" to her predlc- neighbor e candidacy of his next-door except perhaps for Sanford Qty Manager and good friend, Andy Semlnaui, go out fighting," he said, adding th he something they're not getting. It will tanning committee for the state conat lion, however. She said Carter'Mondale for Warr en Knowles who's been In office 23 the chief executive's office In hopes he has made some cont ri ventlon to be held in Orlando next year. even out over the more than 20 Yell'S that It bution to will take Seminole unless some booboo Is Longwood In December electIon there. the city. He said he has no regrets about will take to construct the entire regional years and says he just may be there for It Is expected that planning will begin made nationally or locally before the Seminazzi Is Goldberg's another 360. sewer system. after the general election In November election. In ap tee any position he has taken while a co addition, she said there are city's land planning agency poin It's almost like getting married (planning and cijinan and his differences with the ci since considerable effort you ty from all pasty many diehard Reagan supporters In this zoni Dur ing the opening stages, the county could raise a ch ng board.) workers will be expended during the ild to legal adulthood officials have not been personal, county who will not be favorably inclined and Lake Mary will be chipping In hun. before the gi re onal sewer system will be campaigning time, Councilman Harry Terry, senior dreds of thousands to the Ford-Dole combination. of dollars that will completed. And the city and the co Seldom can one find citizens who suppo rt member of the council, having served Mrs. Reynolds was pleased to know unty are on benefi t just Sanfo rd residents beca use approaching the impending alliance like their elected city officials such as there the governing body since the city Uwe is going to be another state conch arter t The resigna tion letter of a planning and are in hat's where the existing sewers are. cranky old bachelors s ure they're going to Oviedo. ventlon next year. The one early this year zoning was approved by the people three years But long after Sanford 's sewer lines and be forced to change offi cial In one Seminole's cities last While some officials of other cities sigh ago, Said he and Bacon had had hones by some headstrong was very beneficial to the party, A Lot of t lift stations have been patched up, week sent city officials scurrying 0 young woman who's sup posed to do the to the with relief when a protesting crowd fails to differences, while remaining friends enlarged and expanded, the city's laundry and wash the dishies but riot have personally. residents still will be paying Into the sewer any say on the larger issues The two last December joined forces In authority of life. which then will be busy Their cold feet aren't entirely ontheir reelection efforts and both won their building new lines through Lake Mary and justified, though. U the city and the county contests easily. However, the men, both unincorporated areas In the north end of can't cooperate any better on sewers than wi strong opinions on almost everything the county. they have so far on blind mosquitoes, well to do with the city government, parted So far, Sanford's representatives on the all be left to dispos e of our own household company frequently on official matters. sewer committee have been leading the waste on the backyard cabbage patch. th — — - - - - - ------ ____ - - ..- • . — - - - • • — — - Chalk Talk: Education - An Allegory For Seminole _____________ OUR READERS WRITE Iff Once upon a time there was family that had four boys. The family's name was Sanford, but they did not own a junk yard. They were noteworthy instead for an ingenious system devised by the mother to ttmeh her boys the value of money and work, and that the relationship between the two is part of our great economic '.,, JACK ANDERSON WASHINGTON I -..- I • U fl Delaware &revt community they shared with 'Lit's s.e now... _Evening He Id, Sanford, Fl 'T' Parties And Politics $ WI Ib öI M4 M IMWIJ U7 vvi&imuy cock, it has been the, at plaa.' jecomujary power, system for far takeoffs Is faulty, it suffers excessive buffeting and vibration $ high speeds, Its wing flaps and data have failed to extend properly In all tests, Its engine blades have cracked wider high heat and access doors have occasionally popped off, among other problem.. .•-••..-.'• F.!.JONL ~illillill would have been the 57th simmer of Harry and ess marriage, and the id of their quiet and wonderful love affair. As It Is, she marks the occasion alone In the Victom Lam mainsi they shared with each other In the ongmaUy Ie th • - 1. - __ -.' ... ....- . - * '*"'F*r 1- - _____ ___ ___ ________ TOM TIEDE __ Memorable ___ _____ ___ ____ ______ ________ ____ n For Catholjc the EcharM1is fl symbol of theirlaith.jt Is breed, but bread Iran sforrned Into a spiritual food In the ritual of the Mass. The intangible hungers which occupied attention at the Eucharistic Congress stem from the spiritual qualities of men and women, but the hungers of the body and hurigers of am spirit th .J the charitable command to share one's food with mildly. Since UI Initial contract was signed in 19S70 Rockwell one's neighbor. The Congress addressed natkna1, the itself to designer, cog of the ho has soared frøifl humanity's hunger for freedom and justice, for aroniui $ nilfllon a copy to an estimated Peace.for truth and understanding, and for that million, reports Barren's finaidal weekly. Total spiritual "bread of fife" represented In the cod of the progran, Including research and teachings of Jesus. development, has Jumped from about $10 billion Archbishop Dom Helder Camara of Brazil mix ago to $ billion today, and some 517 ft could eventually cod $100 billion. pointed out how these hungers are creating a dilemma. Physical privation can lure people Not only that, but the plane as now iii bluepr 'g Is less than the aircraft proposed In Third World countries Into communistic forms of the late 19$ to replace the nation's aging fleet socialism on the Soviet or Chinese model, CX- of B42s. It Is slower (1.6 times the speed of sound changing freedom for the promise of bread. But versus twice the speed of sound In the original fear of that kind of revol ution can lead govern- specifications), heavier by 30,000 pow and ments Into what the archbishop sees as a "new Ibm more expensive to operate and with a Nazism," a repression of the same freedom. Much shorter range, and operationally deficient. ot the world Is groping for the middle ground that In the three prototypes that have been built so Promises both bread and freedom. far, at a cod 01 $1 binion 4atisfy striving to them is not the province of keep progan, If it's a good one, rather than arbitrarily cut It 20 lad years tax be retained. JUfI .i be miami to "bit* the bullet" Hattaway -----S. ' But when ft comes to rogran reductIons, It might For Mike In - u fat from the budget ______ ii. - the sami. Agreed, eywy effort mod and should be moo to cut my and mu. Why should commIssioners try and gut next DON OAKLEY kier ir vew Unc prominent subject, but it Is hardly novel for in P@Ndr4 am $104 himon defense .. Churc es and religioma Organizations tO concern propriutions bin the other day, the u.s. Senate themselves With that problem. Feeding the hmmgry, Also approy1 an amenclmeit poatponlng a whether in our Indiatrialized society or at the decision on mass producing the controversial a-i frontiers of civilization, was a task taken up by bomber iMIl aft er, the next president is rellgloiá orde and missionaries king before Inaugurated. ___ advent 1 governmeit.sponaore we Fate 01 the BI r' ains imcertaln, however. foreign aid oromams. The Home Is on reonrd In twn r..M . It is m8n1dod's other hungers that are Adim - --w cnauenge the religious conscience, and their should Grapes last year's pthUI sow,,,, Jail fire. of the year has Freeman aside, the co'miIuIon should n. And left standlng with grip bi on ma klinbrough letter was political create a legal depsrtme,g. Not because 01 chin Is Commission Qialrmnai Mike poetry In motion because it took th the potential $I00,000+year savings to e onus ttaway. taxpayers, but because 01 UI cou stant off the RepoblIcans and again attempted bickering that goes on among corns It was a st roke of political genius to spotlight Freeman as a bogeyman In mllon,n when the attorney Is partisan. Hattaway slipped out from imuier the Seminole County. - The county attorney should be non"A cheap trick." said Freeman. A trick. county attorney Issue by assigning a two. man committee to come up n.Howe yes, but cheap, I'm not so sure. It was what an herender the ,g It was and that Iii sk illed expertise required of the position? th for recommendation on In lh...4 fees. Except Hattaway made one mistake, of down4o.earth, get Inside and rip 'en op LomzmmIcaung direc that matter, how can Repobhican corntly with the cowity missioners trust an opinion rendered by a 'politics of which Kimbrough Is a master. attorney. a mistake anyone could have Democratic attorney, or vice versa? Hattaway should ha ve appointed "That's a hell a way to communicate The mistake was that one of the two CommI They can't. And if you ask Khnlrough or ss Ioner Richa rd Williams and wi mmizslon,rs appointed to the COfl}' th your lawyer," Freeman said. He's Wififam,, ey' Harry th ll tell you that. Kwiatkowski, not Kwiatkowski 'mittee was John right, of course, but minutes from a 1t75 And that's a hell of a way to rum a Kimbrough, the Irascible Kinibrough. Willianis seldom goes for and e th county commi and Implacable political foe of County J ssion meeting show govermn ugular, but Klmbrouaji does and It is Freeman pr Atty. Tom Freeman. omising to locate an office _ almost always for the kill, "Pizza, bl Ktmbro ugb's reaction was quick. This Freeman Is also a mader of political nearby the cour thouse In Sanford. Why? To Improve communication, of Commissi uegrass and me." That's how Past week after his appointment, he fired Intrigue. Witness, for example, the course. Instead, Freeman's new on Chairman Mike Hatttaway law firm described Saturday night slthidlg at th Off a letter to Freeman, requesting that the statement he made about e Kilniro ug h Is located In the city of Altamonte Springs, Pizza cou y a ney J tify some $13,000 In ma ing the ce Inn, next door to the JaI-alal fronton nt ttor us il rtified letter, Instead of miles from the courthous e in Sanford. in Fern Park _____________________________________ h 11 pajuna and those on money cut was slated 'egrsm, or for help at a senior reedand levied miRage to meet the syutem'a needs. Cniiljn, iokeep In st4eftwIhavebbetoutmoreI" One of the more Inspired political moves legal fees charged ass result of Again, ft comes back to services. The School Board didn't tiaMWe. Officials there recognized the __ e , for. povny citizens home? the corn- not ____ 11" 1W .. j Sour But MiaMi, progams. MI moire than half our budget mist be Items we have no control over." ,Lhe Seminole &e year's bedgot to meet year's naivage __ Ob1oisly, the demand f' survies hal gown. Ala, and purhip meat lnçurtantiy, this Is an and Hattawsy both an up for re-election, amid Sid Men Jr. Is leaving his nvwIkelnn seat for a run for the U.S.agr (bea. Chiefs each $1,* tuperty v'iusfjsji. ____ WILLIAM JOSEPH Florida to gut roi now; HIS going to really get rough, declared the ch airman. Commissioner Richard Williams suggested taking It per cent out 01 every budget. [at, depart. meft decide when to make the cuts, he Way WAYNE D. DOYLE. Pi*l&i.r NORMAN H. O$HrnN, Editor D. CURRIE, Manapng Editor VAN IRACKLE, MWrtIsInq Director Horns tIv,ry: Week $5 cad,; Montt 4 Ysir, $** By Mali In sam, 'it's going in in truie Its in tro k, that Is, it n' .rs insist 1 Tode Ike 4$I ieUl ikeut $l.l"ilUim dollars over the migk $37 flue, a figure, which by the WOidd rere Per - The boys did not receive an allowance. When they reached a certain age, they 9became eligible to earn one. They did not have to work. But if they didn't, they received only the basic necessities of life from the family-clothes, food, shelter, etc. So they worked. There was large list of chores, and the boys could do any jobs they wished that hadn't been taken by someone else. The only problem was that the joIn were attached to no specific fee schedule. The Imother rationed allowances based on what she felt each boy's performance warranted. One day the youngest boy, SEAn, came to his mother and told her he thought he should have a raise. She gave him a nominal increase, but he wanted more. "Oh, SEAn," she said. "Ihopeyou're not going to start haggling like those awful Plumber boys or that Miner family. You do such artistic, creative work. You're not like they are. Haggling is beneath you." "If !m so artistic," said Sean, "how but n artistic l!owance?" "Oh. vow. dear," -- aid the mother, "!eV1 not beg the issue." This was all right tor awhile, but one day Sean appeared before his mother again and demanded $11.00-the same amount made by the oldest Lx in the family. 1111 "Oh. SEAn. the mother laughed gaily, -' you are the cutest thing" "Fork it on over,' SEAn said. -Now look here. young man! We are not amused 'Hcrnernber eight years ago, when I used to make $6.00? the boy aiked. "Well, $11.00 is what! need now to buy the same duff. I just thought It might get your at. authority over me or my actions." "Oh, yeah' Well, you can take this family and sit on it," SEAn said poetically. "I'm leaving home! Maybe you'll ap. predate me a little more after I've been gcne for awhile!" "Oh, no you're not," his mother informed him. "It's against the law for you to leave home." terution." "Oh, all right. What do you make now?" "$8.10." "And you want more than that? You're kidding," "How about $8.96" SEAn asked. "That little St. John's kid gets that much and his family Is a lot smaller than ours." "I don't want to hear any more!" his mother cut in. "We'll let your lather decide it." "Yeah, and you wear platform combat boots," the boy replied impudently. "You know he's going to side with you." "Okay, how about this? Your father will suggest three people we know. You ann I will each disqualify one of them and the remaining one will decide the issue, Okay?" "Now you're talking," her son said. The process took quite awhile, because the father had a lot of other things to do. But the man whose name was left on the list, a fellow called Masters, finally listened to arguments from both SEAn and his mother, then-after another long delay--rendered his decision. He said he thought the boy should get the $8.60. SEAn began cele!ra'1'i' Iowf'3' wh"r he heard this, cheering and jumping about the house. "Yo'j can just settle down, Big Chief Wild flair," his iiiuther said coldly. "You're not going to get it." The boy was stunned. lie stared at his mother speechlessly. "Wh-what are you talking about?" he stanuneretj. "M-Mr. Masters said-" "I don't care what he said," the mother replied. "lust was just his opinion. He's not a part of this family. He has no "Aw, man!" the boy fwned helplessly, "Now we got class systems to keep me From getting a raise-what is this, India?" "Now, listen, son. I know you're disappointed, but that's just the way things work. You may be a parent yourself some day. Then you'll see the position I'm in. Mr. Masters tried to help, but his was not a binding decision. I have your lather and your brothers to think of, and I feel It Is Incumbent upon me to keep these allowances within reason," "Incumbent?"SE,tnsulled grumpily. "I thought an Incumbent was somebody holding an office or position, usually one running for re-election. What has politics got do with this, Mom?" Mrs. Sanford just smiled. Some allegories are better than others, but this is roughly the situation which could face Seminole County teachers in a few months after their salary dispute with the school board has been heard by a special master. The master is a mediator who merely makes recomendatlons; his word Is not law. And the teachers, as public employes, are legally forbidden from striking to win their demands. It is up to the school board to bargain responsibly-in "good faith"and there Is no reason t presume they won't. In addition, the whole scene is watched over by Florida's Public Employes Relations Commission i rElIC), and should a teachers' association show sufficient evidence of bad-faith bargaining by a school board, the state commissioners would be sure to step In. But bad-faith bargaining can work both ways, as will be seen next week. Hefferman Treasurer Apologizes Editor: Regarding the article "Who gave what to whom," which appeared In Thursday's paper; I would like to take this op-portunity to apologize to the people of Seminole County for falling to file copies of our contributions and expenditures with the county clerk. I have striven diligently to file all such reports, when due, with the Secretary of State, and did not realize that I also had to file duplicates with the county. Both Bill and I are new to politics and I must admit that as campaign treasurer, i find myself. occasionally. In deep and unfamiliar waters (usually in triplicate.) i am sure that the people of Seminole County are aware of Bill's honesty and dedication as a prosecuting attorney. Our Financial records have always and will always be open to public scrutiny. Enclosed please find copies of all contributions and expenditures. Copies of these were hand-carried to the clerk's office. Nina Heffernan Campaign Treasurer u Ed note: Heft eruan's campaign coo. tributors are listed on Page tA Binford Thanks Signers Editor; I would like to take this opportunity to thank the thousands of registered voters that signed my petitions. As an Independent candidate for the Seminole County Commission, state Law dictated that I had to get the signatures of a minimum of five per cent of the total electorate of Seminole County In addition to paying the filing fee and qualifying In Tallahassee. Exactly 68 friends helped me acquire these signatures. Statistically we aberaged 11 signatures per hour or a manpower output of 29" eight hour working days. Between 5,000 and 6,000 houses were called upon by us. My name will appear on the November ballot as an Independent! The citizens of Seminole County will never know how grateful I am to them for permitting me to. run for this County County are not apathetic people. They are individuals truly concerned about their community and their country. This person to person confrontation has in. stilled an even greater impact on me as to the Importance of honest, lair, and efficient government, It Is a shame all candidates d not have to follow the procedure as I in order to get on the ballot. In so doing I believe the net result would be an even more responsive position. The gracious reception I received at homes throughout Seminole County was overwhelming. As an Independent I note with interest how freely Democrats, Republicans, and Independents voiced their opinions to me regarding their stand on politics, both locally and nationally. With a great deal of pride I can say the citizens of Seminole government. Tom A. Binford Winter Springs Law Officers Praised Editor: An Open Letter To: . Sheriff John E. Polk Seminole County Sheriff l's Department 301 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida 32771 Dear Sheriff Polk: During the week of July 4, 1976, while we were on vacation, our home was maliciously vandalized and robbed. 111i3 was a truly traumatic experience for our entire family. While the loss of some valuable property and the damage to our home was of grave concern, we were most apprehensive that the perpctrtors %ere free to continue this form of abuse. From the onset, we found the personnel in your department to be prompt, ef licient, and highly trained in handling their investigation. This fact was further bornø.' out when, during The week of August 2, 1976, we received a phone call saying that three suspects had been apprehended and some of o ur pro rty pe recovered. While the whole department displayed a high degree of expertise and devotion to duty, special commendation is UI order for Detective Stuart Walthers and Detective Charles Brown. Within three short weeks they had solved the case. The individual efforts of these two are highly commendable and a credit to their profession, their department and the community they serve. In these da)s when people are often so quick to criticize our law enforcement agencies, we feel it our duty to make known to the people of Central Florida, the line serice you and your department are providing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Courl.zy Altamonte Springs I 4. ? .1 , I' 14 . , , :",": f , 4j, J; ir~ , bP._JF_ ,1 •.",'l '_'"' r., - : '.-• , :PY'ç•'it ;' il - ,isk. lwnhlf .' ' �Evais Herahi, S -t.rt Fl. Seadey, An 22. 9711-7A Gaming Suspects Face Judges 1 : SLlD Fid Dr, Sanfo iaakn 01 ai'ed InMJNN Aidla SLb .de,. .cc.ad 01 burglary tools C111111fles in accused of delivery of plii*s as evidence and seeking sezial battery in coum.ction connection with eltisms bind marljiatoa minor. a continuance ln the trial. with the aflaged rope of 1$. radio thefts fran alwe at the Three Persons Indicted by a Willie H. Brown, 30, of Evidence suppression yssrdd woman at kuiuipolid., pung lot of a Sanford area Matewids grand Jury prohing Orlando, accused of grand m e also yet tob.heard Lamar MIIio *01 MId. atgNt Illegalgambling activities In larceny cia pickup truck In in the case of Gary Nat ,wsyaccussdrjberglarylna —BNsiei6. Panda ,30,of th 1014 112 Cub Road, tr.skIn at a Sanford raddmc.. Orlando, accused of carrying s defendants docketed for incident at Casealberry. Sanford Moore Ii accsd of Thnan L. Corner, IN, of concealed pedal. criminal trials before two Bobby Bay Love, 10, felony Possession olmarljusaa 110 Springwood Circle, Theodore Warren circuit court jadges at Sanford Orlando, accused of breaking plants police found growing in Longwood, Is accused 01 the,. GiMinire, 11,01 Fern Park, this week. and edering a residence at his flower bed. cowi of aggravated ansuft and Barry D. Themas, it. of Deb" Ajmwmiimi,ijof Winter Springs and grand Robert Stephens, 74, of withapldaluponthr,,t.enag, Oviedo, are accused of William Clark Coixt, Raymond larceny of an artificial flower Midway, is accused of lewd toi. aggravated battery upon a Lwtarr Smith, 25, of 1504 W. arrangement and clothing, assault on a minor child and Harry H. Bndi, Lake Mary man. 14th St-, and Willie la William R. Randall,of lewd act in the prasence Of Holiday Drive, Casaelberry, James Ira Tow, 33, Of Cochran.49, of 305 I& Orange Dam, in accused of leaving minor dulkL Woodbridge, Va., in charged Ave., all Sanford, pre charged the some of an ccideut an W. a ude Cl Powell, 25, 01 receiving atom property in with aggravated_auft with a with aiding and IWJng a 25th 51. at Sanford on May 1 in Orlando, in accused of grind connection Z ,7 with these Mom Pistol and carrying a coacealed$ — lottery Allegedly operating in which a hilld was Injur ed. lsoy 01 man suits hm citheng bend radios recovered flruer June In Orange and Seminole Annie Ruth Green, 44, 01 Montgemery Ward, AItanoide by police following auto Henry Mlehalak of Sanford picked the Robert William AnneipOaseedon of Route One Sanford, is accused Springs. visit The Evening Herald offices Friday. As luck burglaries., trout 111, is, 012015 & Palmetto would have It, he was the 0th c10mer of the day lottery tickets. Williams and of felony possession of Other defendants scheduled H. Monaco,, cj Ave., Sanford, was indicted by Cochran are also charged with marijuana. According to for trials before Judge Cowart OrangeRaljd City, in accused of two the Sn1riok Cowdy Grand 20111944 a chance to sample a birthday cake corn- possession of lottery documents In the court file include: covi nts of burglary plus grand Jury for trial as an adult on an memoratisig the newspaper's 611k anniversary, p11p • Alorao tUrd, 11, 01 534 larceny and possession of armed burglary charge. moilm Pending seeking him by Doyle Was Wilhianu is Scheduled Awaking a piece of the action Is Frank Voltoline, for trial before Circuit Judge J. wau Woodson. Smith and circulation manager. Cochran are docketed for trials IIerMIWI Writ p ____ ce*ri Fin4s - ___ — -. — ______ ____ wi an . ____ Moore, 20, ' — - — — — 34,011710 PRICIS 0000 IN TNI5I COUNTII$ ONLY OIANGI, $IMJNOII, OsCIOLA, IAKI, CITRUS, BRIVARD, COW II, VOLUSIA, SUMTIB, CHAR LOTTI, 4 III AND MARION - fares trial on tiree cos of — - . GOOD TIMING — — right time 10 candIes, and Quantity Rights Reserved — — served 10 publisher Wayne D. LHOSPITALNOTES cowart Jr. ... (itbr nmwmmw~ AUQW2% ADUMMONS Harry Vim Dusen, Oviedo BIRTHS Mr. & Mrs. James (Gleidina) Sanford: Daniel Becker Graham, a boy, ()rj Kevin Engly E. Hough DISCHARGES Kathleen M. Nalty Sanford: me W. Thwnp.on ryI Chambers William Miller, Casielberry David man Margaret Greening, DeBary Earl K. Jac k son A T. Soggs, DeBary Jeffrey A. Jones Annitee E Boyd, Enterprise Carol A. Kona David W. Robichaud, Moth Muse Langwood Margard H. Smith for trial In Judge Woodeon's cog", Bob Prift, gal Of Oviedo, Is Luike Wright William E. McGhiey, DeBary accused of manalauihter In William WealthyS. Spokeii, DeBary 1073 traffic with the October death of Mary Morris H. McGhee, eLand WADS of Oviedo. The can a Alice H. Anonick, Daliona - been Pending since early 1074 and was on appeal on pre4rfal Deltona motions wail a district appeals David A. Hayes, co ur t ordered It to trial in July. Gladys T. I) Robert L Washburn, 24, of Harley B. Smith, Deltona Jessie H. Lathan, Lake Helen Sanford, faces trial on charges Martha Bradwell, Lake of atteing*ed robbery, residing an officer with violence and Monroe David W. Robichaud, attempted escape In connection with aJuly2I Incident In which a' elderly woman was knocked George F. Baser, Orlan do down in a purse-snatching Jack Moore, Orlando attempt in downtown Sanford. Police said the suspect drnggled with arruding officers and later kicked out a member of the Central Florida patrol car window and exited Florist Association and a James Bernard Toney, 54, of member of the Florida State Saturday's high , sa7' the vehicle while in custody. Gainesville died Friday after. Florist Association. law 72. Other cases docketed before an extended flbl.ss Born in Partly cloudy with a chance Judge Woodson Include: Heisswv1vedbyawlje, Alachua County, he was a Eloise Collins, Sanford; two of thundenk9wers in aftertiues Steven M. Berry, 21, 106 retired service distributor for daughters, Mrs. Janice Cowley, or mid 30,, Park Ave., and Keith L. Ugite Gas Co. of Gainesville. Sanford and Mrs. Kamilla lows Mid 70*. Variable winds is Schering, 19, Route Three, both Sur include his wife Jarrell, Orlando; there granil- m.p.h. Ratio probability Is 40 Sanford, accused of burglary of Alice;vivors daughter, Mrs. children and one slder, 'Mrs. per ce a Longwood residence and Fr n li San- Margaret Pugh, Sanfd. grand larceny of stereo SUNDAYSTIDES ford; brother Arthur Toney, Brision Funeral Home in Daytona Beach: high 5:50 equipment. Gainesville; sister, Mrs. ?Jta charge of arrangements. am. and 1:23 p.m., low iI.i Henry Jim Oliver, 19, Bird NO Springs and two __________________ • Ave., Midway, accused of grandchildren. Pert Canaveral: high iz, witness tampering in conJohnson-Hayes Funeral Len. and 1:15 p.,m. Fun.ral Notk.s low 11:47 nectlon witha robberycue. Home is In charge of _____________________ am. —George C. Ray, 24, of 612 arrangements Baypor, high 1248a.m. and Cypress Ave., Sanford, accused TONEY, JAMES SIRNARD— 11 P.m. low 1:50 LIn. and attempted robbery of a JOE T. ((JjJf3 Funeral services for James 7:11 p.m. at Sanford. Clarice - AREA DEATHS _ - W EATHER ________________ - _ — ak n If you think your., opinion counts for anything at all in this county and this state, you can do something bout it Sept. 7th. IL a I happen to think you count. (Jean) (oidz, — • tavern Bernard Toney, si, of GalneevIll.. Joe T. Collins, 62, St. Johns River Estates, Lake Monroe, died Saturday, Aug. 21, 1976, Born in Talladega, Ala,, he had lived In Sanford for the pad 14 He was a member of the Grace United Methodist and was a retired sales representative and co-owner of Collins Florid,Sanford. Hewu a past exalted ruler of the Elks Club, Talladega, a member of the Florida Independent and Rubber Association, will who Friday. died held Monday at 4p.m. at the Johnson-Hayes Funeral Homi Chapel. GIIMSVIIII, with Rev. Virgil Bryant officiating, Burial In Evergreen Cem.Iery, Gainesville. Jolwnon.Hayes In COLLINS. JOE T. — Funeral services for Joe T. Collins, a,St. John River Estates. Lake Monroe, who died Sat urday, l w11 beheld at Ii Monday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Marvin Bukner officiating. Burial will be in Oak Lawn Memorial Park. Bi'isson Funeral Home In char"of ar rangements. A . — Leonard Clayton Jolly, 51, PUBLIC AUCTION WIP4P40IXJC STOICS INC. COPYmOPT — I76 That's why we elect state legislators. b0 That's why I'm running for Home Seat 34 in the Democratic Primary. I want the Job of representing you and your opinion. I represent no special Interest, group. Don't sell yof ursshort. Your opinion about And I don't p m ro ise everything for everybody. the issues that àffei your day-to.day living In Central Florida can be carried all the way to But I'll listen. And work hard for a better Tallahassee. Seminole County and a better Florida for all of in. What it takes, is somebody to listen to you. To honestly weigh the merits of your opinion. To do that, I need your vote on Sept. 7. And to take the time and And, If elected, I'll need your opinions and energy to represent that suggestions. Please contact me at opinion fairly in our Newman Brock Campaign Headquarters governmental process. (305) 834-5776. P. — BANKRUPTCY Ca$1 NO. 75.1211.ORL.DK.T Bernarr Macfadd.n Foundation, Inc. The Sanford Naval Academy) By order of Bankruptcy Judge A. L Pask.y The time couldn't be better! PUBLIC INVITED DIALERS WELCOME OPEN FOR INSPECTION 1:00-5:00 P.M., SUNDAY, AUGUST fl t o NONE= The Furniture Fixtures and Equipment in seven (7) Buildings will be sold to the highest Bidders. Office Furniture & Machines Classroom Equipment Teaching Aids , -I Library Books & Bookcases Kitchen Equipment CLIPANOSAYL wmanmeemoons 'ATTENTION! Medicare t& $ Man Rowing Shells School Buses 1u Subscribers I .BREATHING MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS no C • COMMODES HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS WHEELCHAIRS Is BATH EQUIPMENT , , Plumbing Supplies AUCTION WILL BE HEW I 10:00A.M., MONDAY, AUGUST 30 I I Obtain these services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You 1000 EAST FIRST ST., SANFORD NEDICARE SUPPLY CO. 1 Hwy, 17-4 t Lake Dr., D.Bary, Fla. CLIP AND SAVE - Metal Filing Cabinets As Prescribed by Your Physician ,i ste. Desks I vir . 0 0- Mary, Many Other Items . COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES we Deli iU - Tools Lab Equipment 0 Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... .OXYGEN Sporting Equipment TERMS: Cash, Cashier Check, Company Check With Proper I.D. No Personal Checks FOR MORE INFORMATION: 322-9132 COURT APPOINTED AUCTIONEER Makoim A. McDougal Newman Brock House of Representat"" Democrat PD. POL ADV. BY BROCK CAMPAIGN HDQRS., bkt. 34 ,•-.-.'I•-•. - '- - DIANA Bovcg, Tjli LrAL c • ..-t.- y,,.•-.. -1r .,•J1 Ui, I - - .. .. L • I. ------------. .-.. t I - -•-•-'•- .,4 .' t__._ ., �[1 M-4IIijqlter.M, $eat FL t,m I CALENDAR uu board meeting, 7:36 p.m., duUeau, &ring (ha and M Pies ISIN VeSeta. of Ferei Ware regular me. 5p.m. atthslogcablnenLakeMorroe. 1JDAY, AUGUST24 Am p!ad other nm students aponred by S'rthicle lUgh School Stalent Goermnent, 10 am., adILan. Parents welcome. l4 High Schisi students pick up schedules in school cafeteria: Sndora, I am.; Juniors, 10 Sopiiomorea, ii am.; ,sien,1p.m.; not oume at scheduled time may come 54 p.m. or on Wednesday between I am. and 2p.m. Paeth Aasuyeses (for troubled parents), 7:34 p, Ca.,lhrry community United Methodist Quwth. L.ugwesd Area lute.., noon, Quality Inn, 14 and 434. __ ___ • The Transportation Department of the Seminole County School Board will be holding a 34 hour in-service training program for its 141 school No drives the week of Aug. at lake Howell High School. Trouper Ed Gills Of the Florida Highway Patrol Orlando, will present a program of specialised SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (API Ito Ta.,nIq W.b (b h. gin Saturday With Dr. Richards, a transsexual whose• cc" has led to the 1thdrawa1 Of more than 36 women, playing In the first match on national television. Dr. Richards, 41, a California eye sween who had a on change operation ladyear, was to face Cathy Bëene of Hoon, Tex.. at 1 P.M. The match was to shown Saturday on ABC1V's "Wide World of Sports." Friday, tournament officials issued a revised draw, reducIng - I defensive driving techniques for school bus drivers. Safety at railroad grade crossings will be the topic presented by W. H. Brown, SUho.Td Coastline Railroad safety supervisor, Tampa. L.ocaltraisportatlonpericanél will instruct drivers in changes in law and policies affecting school bus operation and -- • • .. ..•, WAR LAMB — In Jwury Of 19131 undeiva* a Wal hysterectomy end In July Of the same low l was put on Permute. I am now 51 yeas aid. The hwmooe therapy has helped me a pig deal. _ but —•• Ih. m.l r._r _. — out In December 1975 IMMrrg ._____ even gave ft a second thought. lgia.ue In cancer I have already had a hysterectomy ceased taking Permarh have been put through WiNOW lanmifering the uaual necessary pain and suffering jjJots, terrible sweats, you have a right to be hiate.! try to May Indoors in the dig''t cold weather, thus puv-.4thg rd like to take this occasion aft from then "sauna baths" to again remind people to nova I seem to be In. change their medicines on As both of my doctors have basis of a news story or recently retired I would like something they have beard on yoiradvlceastowhetharornot IV. That can be a grave I should continue to take the mistake for y your doctor who is familiar with DEAR. READER I have your case and let him decide commented an this before, but what Is best for you. In your because of the enormous case you will need a doctor disswirim the news media have anyway so hope you will take done thousands and perhaps this mitter up with him. I have had literally hundreds millions of women I will g - 4 • • comment on ft again. Of women write to me with the The news media, many oruie participants in the socailed congressional hearings, and certain so-called consumers groups should hang their ti" bead In &hum fodbe missy they have caused for many like you. If a doctorhad done the same thing you might sue him for malpractice. Perhaps you could sue some of those who were Involved in the congressional hearings. What has happened Is plain massive piic InaIpraétICe. The news stories centered on the sensational aspects of the Increased risk —imall and not fully substantiated _ and failed miserably to get the rnesugeto women like you that the suspected increase' was for cancer of the uterus. You don't have a uterus so the risk does not apply to you at all. Thanks to unbalanced and Incomplete some question you have Asked. Who knows how many more women have bee's caught Vp In this blooper? I constantly see misinformation about health published, or bear items on TV that are totally Incorrect. There Is little we can do about this to protect the public from "mallnformatlon" because any controlling measures would conflict with the first amendmerit of the constitution. Even our freedoms ae sometimes a mixed blessing. To give you more information on your problem I am sending you The Health Letter number 5.12, Menopause. Others who want this information can send a long, damped, self addresaed envelope with 50 cents for it. Address your letter to me in am of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, RadIo City Station, New Ymirk, NY 10019. Ifl. iflW Wom n 111M JVU unve ._.. Hefferman Reports Campaign $ P 4 William J. (Bill) Heffernan Jr., candidate for Seminole County Judge, lists contributiom of AM and ex. pendit ures of $2,047 in reports filed with the Seminole County Clerk of the Circuit Cowl, Arthur Beckwlth's office Friday. The assistant state attorney has named his wife, Nina Heffernan, campaign treasurer. Contributors listed are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gordon, Casselberry, $20; Corinne and • • .YfU ,. . .. • . ._ '. . . - . - And, Seminole boosters need not lament too much about Greg's graduation this coming spring. There are three more little Pringles down on the farm. Marvin is 11, Frederick 7 and Eric 4. "Marvin is going to be a football player for sure," Greg says. "He's already 110 pounds in the sixth grade." Which isn't encouraging for Seminole's opponents. ) diamonds share these qualities-each is cut by a master craftsman. And each is a value for you. '. • ..-.•., , ., ... 4 this week at Pringle's goal is fairly simple for the Seminoles to play 14 games. "I say 14 is better than 10, and that would mean conference, district and all the way to the finals of the state playoffs," he says. Scholastically, Pringle carries a "high C or a low B, but I'm going to raise it this year." He's interested in mathematics and psychology. His dad is an architect in New Jersey. . • . He means hitting kind of football, not dummy-slapping kind they played last Versatility is one of Greg's strong points. So far, he has played defensive end, linebacker, ' quarterback, fullback and halfback. He will be playing many spots, but by the season opener Sept. 10, look for him at running back. Pringle will do much to ease a void of experience at that spot after Tim Raines didn't come out for football. "Tim could come out on a Thursday and be ready to play Friday, he's that good," said Pringle of his former teammate. "I talked to him, and he still hasn't decided if he wants to play a or not." l.:t.vF\;. ).. '- • . : . • " '','j, . - -. • . • r 1• • .,.,,. . . . . . ••.• • ••, . .., JkL . • -1 -• a .. • - •;•-.- - -. ... (AP)Pr . . 1 National Football League terbacking duties at the But Di Gim's dock went up exhibition. But a kidney DoIpina. when Morrallwasplaced, along ailmenth u Prevented soia More than 60* Pre-Pme with llnebake Mike Kolen, on from making the trip. tiLt holders were to we ft inactuv list Friday. Miami Sokmon,awfdejf,er veteran quarterback Steve punt returner for the Dolphins Spurner lead the expwIiv —n that the Clew, does who formerly starred a Tampa Bay Buccaneers old backupis in danger of losing varsity of Tampa quarterback, against MLsnsI, powered by his Job but the move aldl1 ncs was schelfuled to undergo mw their No. 1 quarterback, Bob both Morrall and Kolen for at In Miami Saturday for Griese. gay least two weeks Ch(h offlclafr The man on the Bars staff kidney Ames, said it would sideline him for who probably knows beat what Morrall, originally scheduled several weeks. to espect from Canton Is spe- to start here, is recovering from It was at Tampa Stadium that clalty teen coach Dennis Frya muscle pull in his leg. Kolen is Solomon scored 39 touchdowns, zel. He was Canton's coach at recuperating from offseason passed for 16 more and ran 557 Tampa and said that since times for 3,299 yards for the "he's Improved 20040ld." 1972, knee surgery. For the 1- Bucs, ft the first University of Tampa. Del Gaizo said he'll be fight- game before hometown fans. The Dolphins dill offered trig during the Saturday game Miami is3-Oin preseason play. three former Tampa college to day In riro football. standouts. Offensive tackle Darryl Carl- . •. . Greg Prlagle 1114 games better am Ir ' Gaizo set every passing iecod "I mill Afford not pia the He b good game Ii'thatct,', die Solomon had talked about their valuable player. said. "There are four quarter"going 1mm. agaIn" when the was the led place I backs here: Bob Grim, Miami Dolphi Earl ns played Tamp. was a regular," said Del Galzo Morrall, Don Struck And me." Bay Saturday night in a fourth in line for quarTAMPA, •__. -: football. "I wish we played a game next week," lamented Pringle, his attitude about practice somewhat relaxed, accepting it as a necessary evil. Pringle, for the uninformed, was the defensive o star of last year's 9-2 Seminole team, logging an eye-catching 21 sacks from his defensive end position. He's 6-2, 185 pounds. And only 16. He will turn 17 three days before the Nov. 5 Lyman game. "I don't know if I am going to like linebacker as much as defensive end," said Pringle,' commenting on his change of assignment defensively this fall. "If I put on a lot of weight, I'd rather play defensive . end. But if I'm going to only put on a little, -linebacker would be my spot," he says. That's college Pringle is talking about. And there are plenty of colleges interested. Florida, Miami and many others. They phone him, or send him letters hoping he will keep them in mind when it comes to scholarship signing time. Larry Odom, Altamonte Springs, $20; Dr. Graham S. Bell, Sanford, $25; Harvey Coulter, Forest City, $10; Mrs. Heffernan, $1,700 and $25; Dr. • . -:. ' 1- Solo 01111 Out, Miami Favored Vt Tampa BY The Asaselated Press • . — Sday, Aug. as, 1,76-1i . . L. _____________ said, "It was question of how •-i, .: -: • __ much IwwedtogeU field.' , - ment Monday. ton who played three years for the Tampa school and became Miami's No. 1 draft pick lad Year. Anid in 19", Jim Del Cal QB Eyes Great Year 411111111~ Rams, Raiders Battle On TV BY The Associated Press Colts 36-20 in overtime. Los Angeles Rams and The shutout suffered by the Oakland Raiders, two veteran Steelers was their first since the teams wi strong Super Bowl third me of t th ga he 1974 regular asThe pirations, collided Saturday season. New York showed a night In a National Football strong ground game, with seeBERKELEY, Calif. (NEA) those League game which could ond-year man Marsh White horizontal striped rugby the University of California. He precaution, tissue was sent to a provide an early —fta!mdrequiresafk4JoJ polo shirts that are in vogue, indication as rushing for 100 yards and rookie waswonderinghowlonghe'dbe lab fortestlng. amalgam to come up with a sandy corduroy pants and alive. towhlchmay dill be in action Gordon Bell adding 70. At the time, the end of his come January. decent composite of Joe Roth. scuffed gym shoes. Joe was sitting in a doctor's freshman year at Groesmoot, You toes In one portion of When he walks Both clubs entered the we are office In San Diego hi May Clark Kent (changing In a strolling down to Martlno's on and listening to the 1974 Joe's parents were in the nationally televised (NBC, most process of moving to Jerome, p.m., EDT) telephone booth), add a dash of Shattuck for a cheeseburger - desperate words: struggle at the Idaho -his father, an aircraft Oakland Joe Palooka, spice It with a his toes turn in markedly. That Coliseum with 3-0 "You've got cancer. A plant su touch of UI Abner (sans Daisy Pigeonisretired. On preseason records. Both went toed waddle does not malignant melanoma. We've campus pervisor, one morning, Joe was with their darting lineups Mae and finish it off with a seem to encumber him on a got to gain and cut it out. I don't told that an appointment veneer Of Frank Merriwell. the outset in an effort to remain football field, know what we'll find. You been set up with a doctor Inhad San unbeaten. By The Associated Preu There Is only one mark w hich might live three months. You Diego The result: one prospecti ve - and that his parents All-American quarterba ck for seems to distin -- Los Angeles experimented guish Joe Roth might live a year. Maybe we'll were coming in from TAMPA (AP) -'l'hey could the University of California. Idaho. from a lot of kids his age on this catch it all and with many new faces in last not stand the pressure," you'll be O.K." "I knew something was up," week's slim 16-13 victory He has already made the sunny day In the Berkeley hills. over inldflelder Rodney Ma 'Mn said There had been this mole he says. "But I wasu't prepared Seattle, but Coach mandatory pilgrimage to Hugh it is on the left side of his face, Chuck Knox after leading the Tampa Bay a near his left ear. Joe remem- for what the doctor told me that says he'd go Hefner's palatial penthouse on light with his "No. 1" Rowdies red welt that runs from bers Irritating ft when he was morning a step closer to a - that I had cancer. unit against the north side of Chicago. above his ear Oakland. (covered by the shaving. He had a tough time They operated on me right repeat North American Soccer There, when not ducking The Rams have a fierce the hairline) down past his jaw League title with a 3-I victory Pass rush of Playboy bunnies, terminates In a quick veerand Sopping the bleeding. 'Then, away, that afternoon." ground game, with rugg ed on playing football at Groesmont It was a Monday, and for James Harris handing off to a over New York his neck. he was memorIallzedhili Junior Co llege (In his home three Marsh, who scored one goal color, along with his mythical out corps of runne rs headed by it tells more about Joe Roth town of El Cajon. Calif., sted InarrhiFñ and where his hospital room, watching the All-America teammates, (or an than the statistical sheets in San Lawrence McCutcheon, Jim day night's ego spills over quarterfinal playoff Diego into airplanes coming hi to land at Bertelson, John Cappelletti and game, issue of Playboy. McCasey'soffjce: "In 1975 Roth suburbs), the helmet kept the said h didn't know If It San Diego airport. The folks back home In hit on 126 CullenBryantonpowersweeps. of 226 passes for 1,880 rubbing It raw. was"the crowd, the heat, or the Jerome, Idaho, won't have to "The longest three days I scored touchdowns pre.ure, but it worked yards and 14 touchdowns, for He went to a doctor. The ever spent," he recalls. On on Oakland out and blush when It comes out. Joe 8.4 its first four possessions yards per completion. His doctor burned It out. But the Friday, he was discharged we beat them good. will be fully clothed In accuracy rate was 55.8 pee cent and routing the Jets 41-17 last i'eeli "Yes, we won going away," mole returned. And continued given a clean bill of health. The California blue and gold. Elsewhere Saturday night, added Marsh, who'll lead the for the season ." to aggravate him. He was e surgery had cut all the way Miami was at Tampa Baa , Ne,, Th California golden look of Two years ago at this time, finally sent to a dermatologist, down to Rowdies Into a semifinal game the lymph nodes In his England him Is immediately obvious young Roth had no idea he was who excised at Atls;*ta, here Tuesday against Toronto. it and assured him neck. when he enters old Harmon going to be a football Washington at Kansas City, player at his trouble was over. But as a Gymnasium on the Berkeley California, with its free Detroit vs. Dallas at Mem.h1s, Toronto beat Chicago 3-2 In speech movements and laissez. St. Louis at Chicago, Ntw Yor' overtime Friday night. campus, and the office of the "Our team started to play the faire social attitudes, Is not a Jets at Houston, Seattle resident flack, John McCasey. players instead of the ball and natural habitat for the tight Denver and San Francfs.'o 'McCasey Is an open-faced we lost control of the game," world of jockdom. So an All- San Diego at Honolulu. young Irishman who, with saici New York Cosmos' star admirable verve, wants to American like Joe Roth can Today, Cincinnati is at Pele. "It was unfortunate, be. roam the campus without at. Minnesota in a nationally show off a young scholar touted tale- cause it was an even game until as the fined passer of a football tracting much attention, or vised (CBS, 1:30 p.m., EDT) then." in collegiate circles. being hassled. He doesn't game, while on Monday night Pane was given a yellow card belong to a fraternity. He Cleveland is at Philadelphia. Ample blond hair curls all for unsportsmanlike conduct doesn't drive a around Joe's head In neat big car. He Friday night, the New York studies he's a good student — Giants shut out the Pittsburgh before Tampa's second goal waves, a crowning wreath for a after he protested to a referee and plays football. well-built young man who Steelers 17.0, the Buffalo Bills that he was hit from behind by stands an erect 6 feet 2 and a And, rubbing that scar on the trounced the Green Bay Pack. Tampa midfielder Lenny Gbleft side of his face thoughtf ully, ers 37.0 and the New Orleans half inches. He wears one of Rutb's plgeoo.toe waddle no problem ver and tripped by Tampa's he's damn glad to be doing It. Saints upset the Baltimore Toouny Smith. No, Sacking This Joe - Roth - - Rowdies lop Cosmos, 31 .. . - It looks like a regular diet of Snap, Pringle and Pop. Where Have You Gone Joe DiMaggloo? Figuring It Out 0 0 z By IRA BERKOW 4 0. ' FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES to, lb. beat Interests of SEMINOLE COUNTY Is Kno.Ies knQb% Scmmoic I Ccwuv kind * I, I rrmu. catru, ard cankmi.n (',racua.c of *ulJ,n Uolk5c C 6 Diamond bridal set, 1 carat total waight', $699 IIl ct,ct and cnrrstructrr.ciy Sct,1I bi.irci,nun (luR?, 4nd tjnl, mar, 1.ij,4'n ranr. Ht 1 _____ . • - - SPORTS ___ Colas, Sandy Slap, Laws DePe Helen Gerry, Cynthia Doerner and Terry Hofladay, Who was seeded first here. AU of than dropouts were on the WTA list for playing at Harr Scott said he could have filled the .player draw here but . "Let's get into pads and get It on," was his wishful hoping after Friday's practice, culminating the first week of falls workouts. High school rules forbid contact in pads before Monday. Even then, Pringle might still be left itchy, because Seminole has something of an equipment problem. Seems the orders are backlogged and coach Jerry Posey wasn't certain if delivery would be made In time to Issue equip. it I I ,. • '. ......... Seminole High. > I ,• . •.- - 1- Greg Pringle looks much like the quiet before the storm. He's a hungry young man with a passion for an original. Still, all of our I ' • . r. -:-' 'p S•- , - , ,...t. :) • Nature makes each diamond I I I I - . ____ warmup to the U.S. Open at 7. , -J 1 t• .••.._,.•.. ...- , Snap, Pringle, Crunch the Inadvisability Of listening to non-medkal people about medicine. The news media showed they had little appreciation for the mass effect of their sensational stories on women. I doubt they Kmnvk kLs •. •..' Evert, Betsy NJe.n, Sue Slap, _Wendy Overton, Jaint Newberry, Cathy May, Glynis Forest HUb, N.Y. Among those who were en. dropped 15 players on Th ur. . •:. two ha,, hid IU play at ____ Harrison , were Jeannie _______ . - I will attract the top names on the women's circuit since they'll be playing in the Federation Cup in Philadelphia. Gene Scott, tournament director here, Issued the revised draw Friday after leaning of the draw at the WTA event at Harrison. He had •• .'ç ' all been sweating ft out literally. That Is an excellent example of óe events carry, total purses of $10,000 each, and neither event • On National T V aday, but had wafted for final word from the players. urem Nemhauser, a WTA assista nt at the group's office In San Francisco, said In a telephone Interview that the Westtheater tournament was organized "beca use so many of the girls did not wait to play at Orange, arid they needed some place to play since Forest Hills Marts the next week." The South Orange toirnamed has long been the annual - 17Jfl(ffAyNp e I up a Warnamentofits on begInning Tuesday at the Westchester Country Club, Harrison, N.Y. Both women's The other entries were taking their racquets elsewhere because Of the presence of Dr. Richards, who won a women's t0,nam.sg last month In callfornla before he sex-change operation was revealed. The Women's Tennis Asnoci7% winch withdrew sanction of the toiriusneg here because of Dr. Richards' entry, has set Haynes' Hunches evaluation Of all drivers. Friday, Aug. 27, drIvers will perform a dry run of their routes to fanlllartze the public with the area and times at which ban win be an ft road :ol year. 1115 year 141 buses traveliflgT 500 routes will be used to transport about 19,000 students to and from school. Frederick •Klmmelmann, Orlando $25 Gerald Rutberg, Casselberry, $50; Gene R. Stephenson, Casseiberry$50; Newman Brock, Altamonte Springs, $50; Mrs. Julia King, Longwood, $100; William Atack, Longwood, $10; Joseph Riley, Winter Park, $25; Mel and Audrey Woerz, Altamonte Springs, $20; Robert Melton, Orlando, $50; Altamonte lire Co., Altamonte, $50; James Figgatt, Sanford, $50; David Flaxer, Orlando, $10; Melvin Pearlman, Winter Park, $10; James E. Taylor Jr., Orlando $25; Ralph Erikason, Orlando, $10; Hal H. Kantor. Maitland, $15; Franklin Walden, Altamonte Springs, $25; Nina Heffernan, $100 worth of sign materials donated. the women's field from a playera to , Only seven of the original were atm listed in the townament. Injuries were saw tobeth Nam foi.fci : conduct a behind-the-wheel Hormone Fears Are For Nothing. . Unfold ('DE'. Richards Saga Aftnd liifr m111100111FIbSSTUin, 9 Lfn. to 3 m.hod rum , avic c.nisr lerd LA, closed, S p.m., i341 W. First SL TOPS 0 , 7 p.m., over Baptist Coorth, fyutsl Ihe and Q, Lube itary. Ali.nts4. Iu.in,h Bus Drivers Will Week Class JOL KNOWLES Asks for your role" Omqcral 041 34 Pit il,d.p, I SOW. c.ç.uwi. Il Diamonds, I carat total All sot in 14 k a r a t gc"d. Zaks Revolving Charge • Zales Custom Charge UankAlnerlc.lfd • Master Charge • American Express Diner. Club to Caji, Blanche • Layaway 'what the song means." New York Yankees from 1935 one closest to the shower room, Yankee uniform, with his it was said, and generally today I am reminded of my be Neither has Paul Simon, who tl.rough 1951. For the Major a locker he inherited from Babe number, 5. I announced and the cheer' Lastly, he worked believed, that he never made a baseball career. My body aches wrote It. 'It means anything are usually the most enRuth and passed on to Mickey his feet Into the spiked shoes, An entire generation Is you want it to," Simon has said. League Baseball Centennial In Mantle. difficult catch, which Is to say all over from all that it took to It says 'Hunter" over the kind of shoes he wore thuskutic for him. One Is growing to middle age who 'My style is to write l%9, In a poll of players and for so that he never made a catch look play this game. I can hardly reminded of it now, for Catfish Hunter. a remark by many years. "Oh god," he said, difficult. knows Joe Dimagglo only as the phonetically and with free executives, he toss a ball today from here to Leonard Bernstein, the com• DiMagglo is 62 years old now, was named "these hurt like hell." kindly, long-faced, grayhalred association and very often it "That's all nonsense," he there." and aging as gracefully as Greatest Living Baseball he poser and conductor. What &aeshedo now' be w a He once man on a coffee-machine comes out all right. But as soon s niald. "I remember one game I DiMaggio would not be said that applause jsanecessity played centerfield. He Is asked. television commercial, or as as I said the line, I made two errors on one play. I playing In the game today. He for the artist. It goes in one ear "Play golf, do those cnn- came back to the bench and the subject in the quizzical lin e myself that's a great said to Player." His record of hitting meticulous. Has hair is silvery, stopped line, that safely in 56 straight games was thinning, but playing in Old-Timers and quickly out the other. But each strand ap- mercials, take It easy," he said. someone asked If I'd want a of the hit song, "Mrs. Robin- line touches me. It has a nice war games a few years ago. He says the pears to have been combed "And travel. I lovc that. My helmet to wear the next Inning. ear must be constantly fed. son." . touch of nostalgia to. It could chosen "The he can't swing the bat anymore, There is a dory told of when Greatest back separately and in. favorite place? Scanritnavia. I 1 The line went, "Where have be "A.'!Gr being a natural, well, though just a handful of years interpreted many ways. Individual Achievement in dulgently. His gentle hazel eyes like the relaxed .djle of life. I you gone, Joe DiMagglo, a notady ever worked har de r .go 3oue of the young players Marilyn Monr,e, then married Baseball History." are a little shanty, a little never ha'l iluarns to DtMaggio, ret urned from a na tion turns its lonely e> es to '•lt has something to do with to do than I did. In spring training I'd would delight In watching th rheumy, still a e tour of Korea in 1953 where she little shy. He had Dl anything else after Maggio, who now you." The line was a retrain a heroes. People who are all good lives In basebal. have Ear Coombe hit inc old master. "You could always entertained the U.S. troops. mov re his ed bl ue sport jacket Lawyer? Businessman? No, few years ago, before DiMaggu and no bad in them at all. That's was back at gr ounders in the outfield, and cowS on Joe to hit a frozen and blue slacks and white shirt Ivy never been very bookish." hit Breathless with excit ement, began rnàang commcrt'ials the way I always saw Joe Yankee Stadium recently baW over my head, and to ' said Reggie Jackson. for an with the Menogram "JDM" she said, "Joe, you've never and : was mentioned that be has my right and to my left "I've never been able to DiMogglo." M. Old Timers Day game. lie was black loafers. He began He does show up at several heard such cheering." pulling the reputation for being tha figure out," said Joe DiMagglo, Joe DIMaggio played for the given the choicest Locker, the on the "And effortless. Let me tall CXdTlmers games around the famous pinstriped perfcd.natural baliplayer,that yt,ti, every tune I And Joe said softly, "Yes, I take a Itep COury. Ile is usually the last to have." ' Herald Servicer . ZALES The Diamond Store .q 0 I •nMt 44"G'4 •r'frtutirsbons .1 •' a. f .' ..'•.-.I ' 1 4 -• a. ••i) "7 '4 ? , ii ' - A - •4 3 ,--: , • (I • , - ) _• •i,. .... _• �;m !S-IuaaIa herald, .Iert PL $adiy. Aig. n. Wait Denny A Bowling Fixture. tmafl Walt Dremy Is a fIxture aroend Sanford's Bowl MnerIa. Eviry morning you will find bee tbg at a Iubie, pipe In his xmidh, talking to bowlers The staff at Bowl America has enjoyed having him aromd. They any he helps without having to beasked. He deans off tables, sets out tile-icons for the neat league, imd doei other various choren when things get hectic. Evidently, Denny enjoys being around the bowling alley. It's a friendly place," says Dmmy. "Everyone Is By MUIUIAy OlJWJtM.N W.Il, SInc. YOu Ask.d.,, of wetel dais in pet-'sal biebilL Cu yon tell me If this And, If is,vhy dbr then $.yL a. artIficial - tty *yai, Oblosly, with the groath of aitflclal surfaces, particularly In the National League, there has been a shIft from metal to apedal rubber deals. And the players,, once used to them, find they adi well to natural carpeth, too, without affecting their aIthepS U teams that without Ike Resale Rale players waid al fleck is the lamsr teams In New York ad Las A'Cks? The catsl 02. P--ws.Id amas I. back ____- G.T., (uI 03.'. reuon for wmthg to play In Los Angeles Is logical It's his home. But Dick An4nj, the president of the NFL Players Aodatlon, points out that thIs year free agents spread their toie4a in all directions - Joim Gillimu to Atlanta, Paul Warfield to Qevuland, Alunad Rashad to Seattle, Jim KHck to Doerur. Not ever gravitates to the Big Apple, east or west. 11 a so I enjoy being here." Denny Is no stranger to the sport of bowling, having bowled for nearly 30 years, and he is dill going strong. 'last 1.111 was In fourleagues but I'll Jed bow! In two thIs year," says Denny. Denny carries a respectable 150 average and owns a personal high game of 224, whIch he bowled last falL Next to bowling, Denny loves to ride Ida bicycle. De the average, he puts about seven miles a day riding his hike. I sometimes ride to the bowling alley but now I drive 'non.'. I dill rode seven miles this morning as usual." Il-year-old Mark Quick Is still riding high after he conquered the impossible last Monday night. Quick converted the 7-10 spilt, the toughest In bowling, while rolling in the Lads and [aisles Leagus The sad thing though is that Mark did not sea the spilt converted. "I'm loft-banded so I was trying for the seven pin because It isa hard spare for me, dated Mark. I rolled the ball, saw that I was going to hit the seven, and turned around. All of a sudden, everybody was jumping up and down and yelling. I couldn't believe I made IL" Somebody told Mark that the seven pin hit the wall, -'.\t;n.- back nn the!'y. slid t,e - -hIl.iw FnLai.Lc, Mark! Massenqale WhibDina Hartford Open Feld' • I Bowling By AARON KAUFMAN __________________________________________________ league organiutiunal meetings this week: Monday 8 p.m.) Buck's Custom Caterers (ladies); Tuesday (9p.m.) Unprofesslonals (men); Wedoesday (9 am.) Jet Bowlerette, (ladles); (1 p.m.) High Nooflers 'ladies); (8:30 p.m.) Ball and Chain (mixed); (S p.m.) Sanford Atlantic Bank (mixed); Thursday (6:30 p.m.) Seminole County School Food Services (ladIes); (1:45 p.m. 1 Toyota (Mixed) -- .- - -- _._ _.t._ Qi Who di yes think w tbe.best bitter eviil1n( b.ttl.g average, slugging percentage and borne roan? I think It wan Ted WIfl." - Jobe Merte., Orland, Calif. You can make a good argument for Williams, who had a career batting average of .344 for 19 seasons. But my man Is Ty Cobb, who hit over .300 for years and averaged .387 - in the leadbsllerLifehltl2homersattheageol3g.Byyourcrjterma,u ,3ugIVeequaJ1n3pacttopower,l'dplckBabeu0 averaged .342 and holds the all-time career slugging mark of .690. Q. A base rmnuer Is caght In a rundown between second and third and is hacked uneessd.a by a thrown ball that Is picked up by a dofcalve player who tags him set. Can he be called out? S ee U glances off his bead and winds up In left field can any and all runners a base advance? - H.P.M, Ojal, Calif. Fred Fleig of the National League Office (in charge of urnpires) tells me a thrown ball Is alive and In play. So the runner Is out even If be was cocked by a fielder's throw. And if the throw rebounds elsewhere, runners can advance. Moral: If you're gonna conk a guy, make swe the throw hits him good. Q Since the merger .1 the NBA and ABA, I keep reading that we're new going I. find out Julia Erving is the best player in the world. Do you think so? - J.M., Westerly, ILL to my mind, the bed player In the world is Kareem AbudiJabber simply because of his commanding presence. But for all around ability, I have to agree that Dr. J Is the bed forward In basketball. And no less an authority than Rick Barry agrees with Q. What lithe average number of baseballs used In a regular PJnnf.g game? - Flats A.West, Oakland, Calif. Obviously the figure varies according to ball park conformation and to weather conditions, but generally teams expect to run through baseballs a game. Incidentally, darting next year, Rawlings succeeds Spalding as the manufacturer of major leagues baseballs, which now retail for $3.50 each. Q. Is Larry Bows of the bIUies Involved In one of those far. out group movements? - HIL, Levittlawu, Pa. I don't know if you'd call ft far out, but the Phillies shortstop has been a devotee of Transcendental Meditation for more than a year and feels the serentlty induced helped him to a career-high .305 batting average last year. But he's only one of a host of pro athletes who are Into TM - among them, Broadway Joe Namath. Here are the winners Of the $15 first prize for the Scotch Du s -T,,.i:t Lad wi'ck. 1Lrst game () DeIüus Mange Aliman, Rlcha4 WlllIama Mange Clecky; Second (247) Charles Jean Noe; Third () Dick-Wendy Sheets; Fourth (230) David Leo Cissel; Fifth () Dennis Mange Allman; Sixth (260) Kirk Jackie Middleton. Hooks And labs - rid By ss,tpss - A •Peroz Finally Gets Rematch Royals Didn't Give Up On Hass!er, Rewarded By The Associated p who stayed until the eighth inGeorge Foster's bid for the ning saw Bobby Murcer slug his By The Associated Press Red Sox 2, A's 1 Triple Crown and the Cincinnati second home riii Of 11W pIne, nesota took the second game as 11eth'drlveforanotJdion the first homer off Montreal A bases-loaded sacrifice fly Rod Carew and Lyman Bode 1 When the California Angels byfldrdbas title are on a collision course. reliever Dale Murray In 2471.3 Butch Hobeon drove In three rims apiece. 'put Andy Nader on waivers, In the ninth drove home the Hut the Injured victims are the innings, dating back to 1974. In the first game, Dave Ri)ball the other American League winning rim as other teams In the National The Giants ended a 30-Inning Boston nipped erts, 12.12, scattered nine hiIs. ,' league. managers could see was his 17 Oakland. Cecil Cooper, Jim Wagner singled and scored on scoreless streak with a pair of straight losses. Teammate Johnny Bench, runs In the fourth. Mutter hit Rice and Canton Fisk all Ron LeFlore's double In the ' once the NL's Most Valuable his first homer In the fifth. Kansas City Manager Whitey singled before Hoheon drove the third and singled In a run In Ihe Player, has had some superb Hersog remembered something ball to deep center, with Cooper fourth. Rusty Staub singled Ed Hallcki, 10.13, who had else, and Friday night Hauler to seasons with the Reds, but even thrown ünly one pitch this upaninpj,j home laFlore In the fifth. rewarded the Royals with h5 catch. he has to tip his cap to Foster, month because of arm trouble, SAYERS A.D. third straight victory, a two-hitAngels 5, Yankees 3 who Is In only his second season held the Expos to three hits For Lois flant, 14-10, scattered CbICO Bean gt ter over the Milwaukee Brew- seven hits to get the victory, The California Angels icon as a starter, over the First seven innings, but two rims In the seventh, big na at era. Rangers 3, IndIum "II he goes after individual two of them were homers by dItor has of athlete, "Andy throw three shutouts lighted by Dan Brlggs' doubi sthtlsflc the rest of the way, Larry Parrish, accounting for Rlghthander- Bert Blyleven Uoiveat Inhlslastfourstartsjnlgl4ad to snap a 2-2 tIe and lead Ca shutoutQevelandwjthaetho's he going to hurt?" asked all the Montreal scOring. at the end of that season sayers , fonda to ItsFlgueroa victory over Ne Bench of Foster's assault on the Dodgers 8, Pirates 1 a lot of bitter and shortstop Toby Hat- York. Ed walki the men's athletics &IST1- people liked him as much l'riple ji's lng..to The Dodgers finally scored • meat. rab batted In three runs as Tony Bnlggs doU. help the earn." some runs for Doug Rap In Frank Tanana," Herzog said. Texas snapped a slx'game losbled.Solalta Terrybefore Humphrey scori "Last year he started.off 3-1, tog SttUk. Hench and Foster each winnIng their fifth straight then lost 10 to Texas and didn't olitawlthaslngIeandBrjg drilled solo home runs Friday game. Blyleven, 10.13, wlii another game." only scored on a wild pickoff thro Ray Fame's singleallowed nIghttopowertea Hau bad lost (ott straight NFL Moves 1" Block to left field In other AL games Friday, 10 thIrd bP Munson. victory over the Chicago Cubs games-throeOfthernw Boston flipped Oakland Delaware Wagering The triumph moved the runa- L)odgers were shutout-ad he 24, Cal- Kulper's Iead.o(f single In the Orioles 8, WhIte Sos 4 Ifornla defeated the New York ninth while striking out way Reds 11 games In front of did not have a run scored (or eight. WILMINGTON, Del. - Yankees 5-3, Baltimore downed AlBumbrydoubledinonen second.place Los Angeles in the him in his last flW Innings. 'Ilgens 34, TwIns 24 and scored three others to leiid ittorneys for the National the Chicago White Sos 6-4, NI. West. 11w Dodgers scored three Football League filed suit in Texas Shortstop Mark Wagner, Baltimore to victory, givis blanked Cleveland 2.0 Elsewhere In the NL, Houston runs in the fourth and five In the US. ogin sflrst major league winner Wayne Garland a 15 Count to to become block an"a Minnesota and Detroit split game, single(l twice, scored a record. Bumbry doubled In II downed Philadelphia 8-3 St eighth, plansDistrict by Delaware uoubieheader, DetroIt "When we got a run, six or the first state to louis beat Atlanta 6-4 5an taking run and drove In another as first rim In the second innir legalize the opener 3-2 and the Twins Francisco topped MOntreal , seven guys came down the gamblIng on professional Detroit won the first game of a and scored an a double by Dot winning the nIghtcap $4. and Los Angeles pounded hIts- bench to tongratulate me," football. twi-night doubleheader, Miii- Decinces. burgh 8.1 said Hair, 11-10. "1 knew one GIants 6, Espos 3 wasn't enough but when we got The paid attendance at Can- theathertwolfelta lot better," dledlck Park was 2,319. Those Cards 1, Braves 4 Jerry Mwnphrey and Willie Crawford drove In two runs Wekiva River fishermen have been enjoying excellent sport apiece to lead St. Louis past At- wjtj largemtgh bass, striped bass and panfish, all willing to take lanta. The Braves made It close the bait. 7' • because of the wildnes.'i of the George Cheney at Wekiva River Haven tells of a string of Cardinal pitchers, who walked gemoufJi numberIng 18 landed by a party fishing out of his seven place last week and several stnipers up to four pounds. Fly rod harry Rasmussen walked are fourhottersinthesixthIpfn, andsniallbas& getting pletdy of action from redbreast bream in which three runs scored beThree Winter Garden men -Skip Gallatin, Roger Saplanza, FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) fore reliever Bill Greif doused and Bob Long - landed six bass while fishing - Taiwan, never beaten In the uprising. out of Wekiva Landing. Gallatin had the largest, a four and a half pounder taken three years of Big League Little Astros 8, PhIllies League World Series action, Rookie Dan Larson pitched a as he fished from the seawall In front of the camp. Martin Fritz and his two sons, eight-year-old Danny and 13held a heavy advantage en- five-hitter and knocked In four year-old Robble from Rockledge, visited Wekiva Landing and the tering Saturday's 1976 FInals runs with a triple and two sin - youigers will have plenty to talk about as they each landed six against host Broward County. gles In leading Houston oven bass, two of them stnipers. To keep the title from I'hiladelphia. Larson broke Canoe trips on the Wekiva continue to araw many visitors to Taiwan, Broward's 16.18-year- open a 1.1 game In ttle fourth, Wekiva Landing. The Mama Baptist Church of Winter Park is okls would have had to win two when he cleared the bases with planning a canoe party for 40 boys Saturday. games. Taiwan could end the a thret-run triple. Along the St. Johns River all camps report limited schooling tournament by handing action by the bass since the stormy weather darted. Lindsay's Broward Its second loss iii the double-elimination event In the Rubin, Field early In the week but very Few fishermen have been out since opening contest. lUcky Lopez kept Broward TheWueplast1cwormhbeenthebedbetatLerr.iiBluff,A alive Friday night, claiming Junior Leaders few are jumping but so scattered they are hard to reach, so the both pitching decisions in a 4-0 pn.,na city jetty popular spot , rwi slowly on the bottom, Is producing the best results. victory over U.S. West and In a ORLANDO tAP) NaOIY C.O. i'enne, 'ngnager of Marina isle Camp, Is looking for 1-0 conquest ol Its. South. Rubln _________________________________ and Lawrence good fishing when the weather cleats. He told of a nine and a half Lopez went the distance In the Field have final round pow1' landed on live bait this week and he played hooky (torn seven-inning opener, striking pressure tosurvived win the PGA Junior work long enough to land a six-powid bass on a plastic worm. out 10 batters, In the night National Golf Championship tI John Mastroski took a Fourpound bass at Osteen Bridge and game, he was awarded the de- ties as the two first round lead- another angler came In tision after working the first en (altered. with a limit string landed In the old river r the camp. Fishing off the dock at Osteen Bridge five innings. League rides limit Outdoors Mlis RobIn, 17, of New Ken- camp Is paying off with good catches of bream and catfish. a pitcher to no more than 12 slngton, Pa., had a two-over Five to eIght foot waves greeted anglers on the Main Street innings a day. Ih 808 ORREL!. women's par 78 Frldai for the Pier In Daytona Wedoesday so fishing was at a stanWIll. Merle Jim Manino hit a second in- girls' tItle at -Disney ____________________________________________________ iung homer for the only run In World. She had a Wait 320 total. the second game. and the wind a steady at about 25 knots. Thursday's leader, Cathy toardwaik Life guariis had to clear awimmers off the beach as Par'1 South, from San Antonio, Curry of Columbus, Neb., tugoese menof-'-'ar litteetsi the swimming area. The tentacles Orreil of New Smyrna got In a good Irip Tex., had fallen into the loser's soared to an *3 before bad weather set In. to finish at 3Z1 From these pe.'it. bracket earlier Friday when can inilict very painful stings and anyone with Fishing aboard the ctutnier boat, "Irene," the foursone struck It health problems can be lucky with big kings, cobla, amberjacks and jack (huang Sheng-Hsiung threw a crevalle. Fred played and three walk no-hitter to give Tel- boys, Michelle Gordon; 14, 01 a lande,3 a 26-pound Jack crevalJe, one of the hardest feeding .pree. Pier flslirmcn were getting bluefish, Sianish fIg'f,l10 an a 12-0 shutout. Taiwan's 14- FaIrfax, Va., party hadover lSOpoundsofeatln' finished second machere), whiting, mangrove snapper, some channel bass, drum, fish at the end of the day. hit attack, aided by five South among girLs with a 321. junior middleweight Taco Perez scored the biggest win of his career when he separated Joey Vthctnt from hIs senses In the ' fourth round at the Orlando Sports Stadium. The past 12 monthe have had their ups and downs for the local boxer. The ups being things ilke a successful defense of the Southern junior middleweight title, another win over Vincent, scores over Juan Hernandez, Cisco Oliver, Donnie Melancon, and Oscar Balderas. .4. Inthedown5clwflfeiltelof...iplonship to Mad Dog Ross, being sidelined several months with Injuries and being held to a draw by Alphonsos Agulrre. But the biggest downer of them all was a very questionable loss to George Madison, and It is towards avenging that blot an his record that Taco is now pouring out all his energy. "I was told by matchmaker Bruce Trampler," Perez explains, "that If I beat Bladeras, I would get a rematch with Madison at the Sports Stadium. "Aug.31 Isthedateoftheneat3howandplertold me he Is doing everything he can to get Madison to come hack and meet me that night In a 10-rounder, "I have never wanted a fight more than I want the Madison fight. It Is even more important to me than the Vincent fight of a year ago. "Iknowthatlgotabaddeaj IntheMadbonflght,andsodoes everyone else, but the only way I am going to really prove It Is by fighting Madison again. "That night," Perez refers to was June 8 of this year. Taco was scheduled to meet Madison In an eight rounder and after It was all over, the Indianapolis fighter was awarded a one round KO, bid not before Perez had stopped him In the third round. You had to be there to believe It. To set the scene properly, you have to go back to Perez' arch enemy, Joey Vincent. Mr. Ezcltemer4 had scored five straight Impressive KO's since losing to Perez In February of thIs year on a 10-round decision. There was a lot of talk about a Vincent-Ross showdown with many people feeling that Joey could defeat The Dog. In a final tune-up for that bout Vincent agreed to meet a relatIvely unknown KO artist from Indiana by the name of George Madison, Madison was undefeated and known to be a "dynamite puncher" but Vincent felt he had too much experience for a fighter who only had five fights. Vincent made a mistake and It took Madison only 5:52 of the first round to prove It to him. During that brief span of time, Joey madethpstothecanvasadonewasua to the world. Two weeks later Madison was brought back, ad this time It was The Taco Kid that was put up against him. And once again the same thing happened. Lightning struck when Madison exploded his right hand on Perez ad although he didn't go down, Taco was badly hurt. Madison quickly followed up his advantage and began belaboring Perez with head shots while Perez bobbed and weaved against the ropes. It was at this point the referee, Jack Blake, intervened and stopped the contest In favor of Madison. After the contest Blake admitted that he might have been too hasty In his decision and that Taco wasn't hurt as badly as It appeared at the time. The crowd, which has always been highly pro-Perez anywny, I • • Bass Taking The Bait Ho Hum! aiwan In Final - I... "7 g.. in ' it,.n.li,.. rIeld, 16, oF Oklahoma City, This writer visited st. At Indian Mound Fish Camp near Ming.s three run homer In the broke men's par by Andrews State Park at Panama City one stroke rpre-J Oakhill, Don Heaton last week, a beautiful spot for a carnpin vacation. Trout fLshj very quiet. The big channel bass were In fourth inning, with a 71, giving him a m and bluefish were cooperative and even tal Mosquito Lagoon until the dorms darted Wc4, from San Jose, Calif., - one stroke ahead 01 lUcky at all. Even the trout have quit hitting. but since then, no action "Trout.tot." worked slowly on the flounder were willing to bi' had won earlier Friday by 2-1 Sinallrid_ge, 17, of Columbus, bottom. me management at Inlet Harbor told of catches of 60 to 70 over U.S. North, from ChiCagO, Ga. The park has everythjg -a swimming king mackerel per boat last week end and hundreds beach, fishing In the in a loser's bracket game. of red Third round boys' leader landed on the big bottom fishing boats. Since then, no of charter boats West's Rusty McDonald pitched Scott Sawn nearby for trips In the gulf. Divers with masks CWflhlJus, N.Y., boats have a threthttter and singled home finished with an $0 ventured out as seas are twining six to ten feet and snorkels off were and In fifth shore. Catching rare tropical fish for aquariums the first rim against North. place at 302. Fred and Judy Burbank of DeLand and Donald and Donna around the rocks Of the JettIes and a icWpt was carving beautiful figure, In the granite rocks for visitors to admire. ' °" ''" Mi ami Open G• • - - Q. What seanos Is this for Andy Russell in the National Foothill League, and did be come I. the Pittsburgh Steelers as a linebacker? - [3., East St. Louis, IlL The 34-year-old rlghtslde linebacker of the Steelers is starting h*lh*nInthNFLsfldh in school. coiiege, service football or the pros. He was a fullback at the University of Missouri but also played linebacker. Andy is one of the fine gentlemen in sports and a highly successful real estate investment counselor whose business Interests evei stretch Into the Near. East. Thls'lI be his last pro season Q. Can yea tell me something about Bruce Jeruaer's baekjr,und? I understand be's from ConneetkuL - T.L, New Haven, Coon. He. grew up in New York and Connecticut and early excelled as a water skier Eastern champion three tlmes. In fact, his father moved the family to a lake near Newtown, Conn., jug (or the water skiing. Bruce used to help in the family tree surgery business until he climbed a tree in the dead of wInter, 28 degrees, on the side of a lake, over a high tension wire, with a ccrnenl wall below. He climbed right back down without lopping off a hanging limb. "You'Ll never live this down," said his dad. "Yeah," anwered Bruce, "but I'll live." End of his tree surgery career and beginning of a decathlon champ. Pd. Detroit 3' 3 an .1)0 ' - 43 3' .325 10 S II .4 14 "t" lt-41-137 - ----C L 73 . '- even jumped up on the ring and began punching Blake. It was at this point Blake asked both men If they would continue the contest, saying that If they don't, he is afraid of a possible riot. Perez was quick to agree and Madison also consented after much pleading on the part of everyone else connected with the fIght. In the second round Madison almost finished off what he had started in the first when he sent Perez sprawling with another right hand. But by the third round Perez was in control and the light was finally halted In his favor after Madison had run out of gas. A few minutes later, with both men In their respective dressing rooms, Madison was declared the winner by the officials at ringside with the final decision reading: "It Is our judgment that once a fight is stopped in favor of one lighter, it can not be allowed to contin'je because of crowd reaction. Perez was given an unfair advantage by being allowed to rest for several minutes and for that reason we have decided that referee Blake's original decision of Madison the winner by a TKO In the first round, must be upheld. We do strongly suggest that these two men be rematdied as soon as possible, so Perez can be given another opportunity to defeat Madison, because It does appear that Referee Blake may have made an error in his decision to halt the fight." The reason for the delay In a re-matching Madison and Perez was due to a cut George 3ustained in the third round of the strange contest. But Taco has been eagerly waiting for his chance to wipe out that unwarrented blot on his record and now it looks like Aug. 31st will be his chance. 1 proved to everyone a year ago that I was a better fighter than Vtncit is and on AUg, 31st 1 will settle any question about who is superior between Madison and myself. "1 wIll stop him and prove once and for all that all these folks who think I am on the downward part of my career are a bIt hasty In their decision. Jack Blake made that mistake by counting me out before I was finished and so now are a Lot of other people." • .- t-'7"--flI TomJenkins Lr Y"el$00 '"a'., LTUIUWI (Ar) This Is the Arnold Palmer best team over-all since I've BiilMallon SChroeder been here" splIt end phij Au. .101111 BobMurphy A gist sai as the University of BobSheerer Jim Coibert MIami opened Its pçe, All Wall fOf drills Lee Elder "I th we go no worse ReCaldwell - last W L • 7141 4' 34 .330 12' 61 II 505 Ii S2 63 .414 23 41 7 , West 4t.7$12.47-1]? 72-47-13 7040-i]? ap iiies ei' C a ST. PAUL, MInn. (AP) Ka by Miss Bourassa, who finished thy Whltworth won her yearl second here last year. She had battle with the Keller Gol birdied three holes and was In Course, butanothergolferled good position on the 17th hole fight with a bee Friday In th before being dung. first round of the $56,000 Pall Miss Post birdied five holes Berg Golf Classic, and barely missed a sixth en Miss Whltworth, who hasn't route to her five-under par 6$. won a tournament since Febru (in the 460-yard, par-five 18th ary,setapacetomatcJj,e hole, Miss Post'ssecondahot hit we51h.... , as ,ed a course- the green about 35 feet fromthe record 66, seven under par, ti pin. take a two-stroke lead ovex Second."ear r CO So and lefty Bonnie Bryant were round. (ourshots back of the lead with Temperatures In the low 90s, three-under-par 70s and c .i n hioh hIt,4lIdilu , , ..,.1 g,.- .,anra .-amer anu.1 san Ingto29miles per hour affected Stephenson carded 71s. many players o' the 6,023-yard Judy Rankin, the tour's lead3 layout But Miss W11t wo.h I oney wuur s year, said the weather didn't bother was at 72 allong with Mary Lou her a bit. Crocker and Mary Canney T A I siong I The lanfra' Te'' hi sev ..u..ng U &ast en holes, hitting 17 greens with threesome of the day was Patty approach shots. Twice she sank Berg, an I.PGA founder and 25-loot birdie nutti Hall of Fam.. dALI e w kn s)'.f a b . a .e .er uj on we 17w 79. hole, fiery Canadian Jocelyne Houraua made her only bo'iev of the back Jud ''' a birdie putt on the 18th. "It stung me right In the Frsr jg " .dA crook of m ''' ouurassa, who finished at pa NASHVILLE, leon. (AP) 73 with three others. 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HOUStOn wu o,, 7147-13S 4470-135 Taylors Farvel (No DrIver). I. Comoon Frlico (No Driver); 7. WorIhi RObin (SlIderI). S. Little Steve (Gill). 'J -' -"j.. NATIONAL LEAGUE S. HIll (HendrIckson); ______________ • (kur?,wo,Th). COØD I. Prosso tdJllpsP: 3. Snuis Oilier (No 'ver); 3 Backfire Sayil (lao); 4. Fetnir - .• *Y11iRE6 65.70-135 7 .. -r1q Ctevelar4 at 'exu 4t40-13' Chicago 65.71-13? St. Louis Montreal 7247-13? 71-45-i]? Cincinnati 7247-13? Lea Ang 65-71-13? San Diego catuf boy (14ldpis); I. SCOt? 0 ____ YO#/ -' (SlIs);7. C(ev Trip (VandIvqitIr); 3, •lrIO bes 1,101 (Ii*ln): 4. LIlly Ski. Cl,tp (it *100); i. a,uei, Guy Mwws;a. WOOdJIS DelIlit (Naml•); 7. SCott __________I Minnesota at Detroit Cafltornla at Plow York 7244-130 Phila 70.4$-oS Pills 6,45-135 New York man 7-4, August added Fri. La'on Harris JIm Wiechers day, The senior has played on 5- Barry Jaeckel 6 Dwight Pievil ror August to be right, the George Burns Hurricanes will have to pull off RodFsll Jim Jamieson some r''. FiorentlnaMolina Wh'D _ : Zs G rsr;IIe jq , NF .t Walt Damy cuts Issue with another spare IripIe Crown For Foster? W New York BaltImore Cllvelind by Alan May., • IN 5EP7jsF8fg, 7( 14l1C ggg,,yg i1:4 ?r'Y 5E45a, ,4.I'P IN Act 7t YF4 /f/# HAP ONtY eiIW 79,14 ffi47 ,W/5Nep /RfT73'At't iwtt 4VA qa#s j',qj 04)' PAt'ø CV?51 Es5 , - Q. We were 1ag the Rmsini shilpalter of the early Ni, Timera Press, and s.rbsdy mentioned they thought her reifremed tram track and field wan prempled by the Initiates of the sea teds, that she aver cespeted again after they were In. s!! Is that tree? - Wi, Hayward, Calif. Nut y hot h.r *jd.r Inn. .n,I ,ou.p.l ..ih. w. Ruen and RNn'nI women failed to show up for the 1966 European t9tanp&.hIps In Budapest because they would have had to submit to the Lxvitgnity of eumlnatlons by three different doctors. The Preis elders had already won four gold medals betweenthth0and14Oiyrnpic2and3ohadnothjg0 to prove athletically. Bill Soliday, a Hayward, Calif., sports cohminist remembers Irma, the snaller of the two and a pentathkmn whmer at Melbourne, was "all woman." Bill was working as a porter wbm the Press women competed in a track meet at &anford and carried Tarnara'a bag to her room. "It almost broke mybsck,"herecalls. "Musthaveweighed loOpounds." Helater discovered ft bad four shot puts Inside. Q. Why dies &.sks Ribimes es.tlnve to play baseball at the age s(3? After all these greatyrars, why settle for a place in the beach? -8.96., FrederIck, Md. Because he likes the bmrs and the pay. Brooks Is also convinced tie can still play. He turned down a chance to go to the Colcago White Soi because they wouldn't give him a multi-year asia (CAN LEAGUE ____ one hundred pins over his average In one game. League organ1zaUona1.meethgs this week: Monday 8 p.m. Buck's Custom Caterers (ladles); Tuesday 9 p.m., Unprofamlonals (men); Wednesday 9 am. Jet Bowlerettes (ladles); 1 p.m. High Nooners (ladies); 6:30 p.m. Ball and Chain (mixed); 8p.m. Sanford Atlantic Bank (mixed); Thursday 6:30 p.m. Seminole Mlzed) There will be a free scorekeeping class for all Interested AJBC members Saturday at 10:30a.m. NOU AND Tl* VOID - bowled In three years, rolled a 222 game while holding just a 130 average. Bowl America Is sponsoring a poster contest for leagues to hoed membership. The winning poster will hive 125 added to that Leagu !'nd. The centeat - J Bas.baII WETHERSFIELD, Coon, Greater Hartford Open Golf fashioned a seven Inder-psr 64 as 73441. Newly-crowned '°ht°'l 3 13 '' I%P) Veteran Dan Sikes had Tournament, "on this comae si 13 .4p s Friday that left 1dm just one A champ Dave Stockton a perplexed lookon hisface that youknow you have toshoot real shot wt back at 131,11 aider par, the cut for the lad two Kan CIty 73 47 .105 said more clearly than words: low rounds to stay In there." Itwasfoormrestrokesback imds at 70.14$. °' 13 34 337 5½ "Whatdoyouhave" ItwasanaccurateappJul to Bikes, Billy Casper, Gay Massengale, who used iti Miista 40 10 .500 (4 52 .471 w, "That's the best I've played of the 6,506-yard Wethersfleld Brewer and Mac MeLendon, edge to setup (ow' easy bird- Tssu Chicaqo 52 40 .430 21½ In some time," Sikes related. Country Club course, a friendly tied at 122. The 44-year-old es Thursday, twice hit "°" 7° "3' ' that "At one point I've got It seven little layout that often yields Brewer holed out from the Frldey's Games it Iron inside of four fed on So 2. 1 under par for the day and I look some of the lowest acores of the rough for an eagle three In his back nine In the second Calitornla 3. New York 3 at the scoreboard, season on the pro tour. The 22- 66 and McLendcn shot a 67 In round,droppedaco,geofpg Dstr0it 3-S. Mknut. 2.5 'There I am seven under. year-old Mauengale, who has the pleasantly warm, Kansas City 3. MIlwaukee 0 sunny, In the 13-15 foot range for a BaltIre I. ChIcago 4 nd I've picked up one stroke- scored but one victory In six mildly breezy weather. string of four birdies In a row, Tesas 3, Cleveland 0 NE STROKE-on Masse. yearsoftow'acuvity,reeted Rodriguez was grouped with missed a six-footer that would vrda Game ngale." a string of (ott consecigiye Homero Blancas, Al Getherger lvtve been No. S ad now Oakland (Sosman 40) at bus. He sighed, shrugged and birdies, shot a second con- and John Sctdee at 136 Gelber. scored 14 bIrdies In two days. ton (Cleveland 46) MIota (Redfern 37) at added: "It's like trying to hold seciglve 65 and matched the gerand Schlee had I6a, Blancas Detroit (Fldrych 14-4) back a tidal wave," Rik Massingale 3.öS-I30 lowest 36-hole total Of the year 68 and Gelberger 69. Baltimore (May at CM. c. SIWd Clii Chi Rodriguez agreed. 4744-Ill cage (Johnson ,fl) at 130. Arnold Palmer and Lee Tre- Billy Casper 7'-)35 Kansas City (PaUlo 5-10) f "That kid Is tearing them He had to have It to stay in vinoeachwenttoa7Oandwere DnSlkn 7045-133 Millaukes (Colborn 7.12) up," he said, 6t-l4--135 front. Easy-going J.C. Snead, eight shots back at 131. 0 Brewer California (Ross 7.14) at New Mct.endon 4447-US York (Ellis 124), (n) "Well," responded 111k Mu- winner of the San Diego Open Defending champion Don Bles Mac John Scifino 7044-134 Cleveland (Bro sengale, the halfway leader in earlier this season and twice a shot 69-141. M°ders king Ray Homero 71) at Slancas 43-0-136 Tezas (Perry (1.10), (n) phe $210,000 Sammy Davis Jr.- contender In this tournament, Floyd had a 67-140. Sam Snead 9!°!'. 7O4-I36 Telay's Games 'fl' uiu ooriguez 6740-136 BaltImore at ChIcago, 2 i Andy North 4l - Arnold Smith has earned the coveted Century Patch rolling in the lake Ruth League. Smith, who has not ;i'IJ :i' SEMINOLE FRIDAY'S RISULTS at WIntc Hayen FIRST -1. Party Juny (Taylor) (I) 4.201.003.403. SemInole Guy (2) acm 0 Jai.AIai DAYTONA lEACH FRIDAYSRIIULTS U FIRST - 1. Victor-Davalos (3) 3.10 2-SO; 2. Bob-PecIna (2) 3.40 Barguin.Molina (7) 100; Q SECOND - 1. Vlctor.Peclna (7) 11.10 7.60 4.20; 2. Solos.Gorea (3)510 ,,4O;3. Barguln.Diaga S-SO; 0(3-7) .60. P (73) $15.20; Big 0(1-3) with ___________________________________ 37)377.00. 106403.20). Adios Dud'.... (1) 3.40 THIRD -.). SoolArriota 11) DAYTONA SIACH 13106.00 5.40; 2. Apraiz.Lorsnzo () 0 (21) 27.00; 2.05.4. 3-403.10; 3. GastiCobian (ii 310. 0 FRIDAY'S RESULTS SECOND - 1. Enough Time FIRST-1.Qulsqeyana (7)10.10, (Sica) (2)4-I01.403002.BurnsGuy (l 51.20; P (1-4) 3?i20. FOURTH-l.Solana(6) l&S07.10 0. 3.50; 2. FlorIda Buck (5) 5.00, (Il 6.003.003. Dougs Dynamite (I) 700; 3 lii 0 Plo (5) 4.50; Q (5.7) lsoQ(23)27.SOT(2-3.I)13162000 3.$O;2.MolIna(S) 11.60140; 3. Gosh II (4) 3.20; 0 (541 62.00; P (6-5) ' (7-5) 5169.7°; 31:76. (52) 24.00; T 1:34.3. aia AOUE SECOND - I Doll M (7) 172.33' 00 (14) 21030 THIRD - 1 Nibe Brat (At rW ) FIFTH - 1. RaIaei.Sarduy (4) (273 at bats)- McRae. 3.40,2.40; 2. Demon (I) 4.00, 3.20; 3. (5) 4660 13.40 &S0 2. Ben Z (1) 9.00 LeFio'e .0. Brett, XC, .311; Colonel Lucky (2) 3.20; 0 (7-5) 3403. Ocala Eagle (3) $00 0 (1-5) 16.206.10450; 2. Gsldos.Echaniz (I) . Cai'ew, Mm. 3.401,10; 3. isasa-Boniguqn(5) 4.40; $1140; P (7-a) 337.30; 1 (7-S.2) 71.60 1(5.13) IOSJO; 2:11.3. arr. h. . $104 50 00 (7 7) 539 20' 0 (1-1) 1120 p (41) 5070. FOURTH - 1 P NY, 10 SIXTH '1. P4eSIOI.G,.stl II (1) THIRD -1. Bryan Kelth(3)4.10, (Dea) (4) 1503.00 LeFt - G.Brett. KC. 71 '' 310. 320; 3. lmpuls.(l) 9103,50340;3, Soos-Diaga (1) S-iD No rt', a ivers, NY. 77; OtIs. 3.40. 3.40; 2. Burgandy velvet (5) Amerlca(3)2.407.eO; 200; 0 (36) 10.20; T (4.3-1) 39.00; 3-SO; 3. Victor-Moilna (3) 2.50; Q (3. 3. Silver Bowl (2) 4.20; K 77. 2051 7) 33.00; p (7-3) 7050' DO (4-7) (33) $2310 p (33) 13990 T (35 RUNS BATTED IN-Chambliss, $231.40; 39:12. - FIFTH - 1. Birdie H VoId 123.10. ' SEVENTH - 1. Uriarte.Sarduy FOURTH K:.1;?; Munson, I. (lack Door (6) (BrIdges) (7) 20.50 4.50 250. 2. ' ' a .76. t..May, 10.00, 4,60, 3. (3) 15.10 7.20 1.00; 2. Bob-Cobian (1) 3.10. 2. Mike's Bill (1) Debtlme Ham 0. (2) ?.20 3.20; Bal 1340. 5.50;]. Travelin Babe (3) 1.30; Steady Pat (3) 2.40; 0(2-7) 52.00; 1 920 5.50; 3. Jorge-EgurbI (3)4.40; Q HiTt - nIt, K..., 166; LeFlore, (7-2-3) 157.00; 2:05.3. 6)19000; P(6-I) $191.90; T (13) 11.50; P (3-I) 112.50. t 114.- Rivers, NV. 146; drew. 5)QIl $103160; 31:36. EIGHTH.. 1. MutilIa-Rodelfo (7) SIXTH - 1. Dc Leon Kim Al ' NY, FIFTH - 1. Saline, (6) 3.00, 3.30, iBrain4l'd) (1) 27.10 10.00 3.40; 2. 19.20 2. Apraiz-Cobian (3) 5.60 4.00; DOUR Et"iS. XC. 32. Rivers, 340;). WrIght CoIsell (2) 3.40, 310; DeinoA(3)4.202.10;3.Ocala Bonny 3 11asa-Echaniz (3) 4.50; Q (3.7) NV 27' 0 - a't 2 McRae, 10 p (7.3) 19190; Big 0 (1-3 with 3 Jy (1)1.50; Q (26) $11.30; P (6. (6) 2.50; 0 (37) 34.00; T (1-36) XCTRIP Carty, dIe, 24 fl 133160. 341.40, 0:33. 2) 533.10; T (4-2-1) $133.40; 31:50. L04 _.Be ; XC. l2 NINTH-I. Mutilia (5))3.eo.at SIXTH - I. Penrose Vixen (I) SEVENTH-I. Governoroel Lee Garner Dat. (Tarpyl (2) 10.502602.602. Fly Bye 360; 2. Jorge (1) 7.40 4.20; 3. Apraii II 00, 600.3.10; 2. Trusting (5) 7 Carew At'in, • u •. KC.7. ifl. i - fl (37) 153.40. IC IIl(p_iir,%i nninq cia (3) (2)340-. 0 I.?I Ivr B. (7) 110 Q (3$) " At RUNS-BandO, Oak, 23; 54740 p TENTH-I.SOIO5.G.astili (2)5.10 (55) $163.20; 1 (5.57) 4.60 Q (I?) 1140 1 (2)3) $71.00 a, Bal, 21; $1,523.20; 39:3]. 320 3.00; 2. Uniarte.Monna (I) SM 2:103. .fld c,Ie 203Barquin Goros(3 1.50; Q (2 EIGHTH- I. MarIo (Clark) (5) STOLEN BASES-North,Oak.60; 20S,,V,E:T -I. Run Dog Two (7) OD (3-2) lore. Del, 17; Baylor, Oak, 11; S.20;'3. 'Piy ' . 2403. Miss Patti. Brooke(1) 3.00Q I260. 7j ampaniris, oak. 11, Patch, XC. 43. p (72) ELEVENTH - I. GaIdO5.PICiii $310.50; 1 (7 26) $2,111.40; (65)10.50 1 (404) 121.00 2:053. i .aor &eague Lea ers . - • ' • . . • • - • • . • . Garland, (al 153, $33217 Campbell. Mm, 123. .500. 333 EIGHTH - 1 Trayelin Lucy (2) (Vandeventer) (3) 5603.00 2602. 1140,520.140; 2. Thomas Thomas Armbno Jamie (4) 3.302.403. 000(34)10.10 T (34 $0; 3. Bnindi• Sk(ppev (3) 330 Lltteil, (1)3.60,7 (6) S)O 1403.Zubi.Dlaga(3)440;Q ')5,QQ; P (16) 154.50. TWELFTH -IApraizBonlg,,.,i ______ KC. 73. 700, 1.94 E.Figueroa, NY. T (213) $231.00; 31:59, TENTH - 1. Howard Champ (5)13.00340;]. RafaeI-Mandiola (3) 791 D.EIIIS. NY, 126. 4'. The decIsion Friday to NINTH - i. Mac's Jaison (3) 7.00. (Kt:worth) (7) 73.00 900 3.00 2. ?.20 0 (50) 2400. P ($5) 63.60; Big 340 B•d 360, 2.50; 2. Blue Grace (1) 350 Maiorettet. Bar (3) 9.104,20 3. Byrd 0(16 with 35)30000 continue the cases came STRIKEOUTSR 4' (37)17.00 T (733) 6)2.00; 3. AIm (2) 2.00; 0 (131 $10.40; several hours after GlJ.liam Tanana. Cal. lii; P4.50; T OAKLAND tAP) - Bill entered guilty pleas to charges 171. Hunter, NY, 131; Palmer, Bal, 3I' (3-12) $126.40; Alt 0624; Handle 571.095. ' BSn. 129. Jean King, who has great so of reckless driving, carrying a TENTH - 1. Jack Tryors (1) 6.20, 3.40, 240; 2. Moneychanger (7) 7,30, cess in achieving what she set weapon and NATIONAL LEAGUE SATURDAY NIGHT possessing 220; 3 First Class (7)2.50; 0(11) BATTING 1715 at bali)- John hermlndtointenni"-, odjt marl1uana stone, PhI, .313; Madlock, Clii, 336 $310; P (17) $22.50; 1 (4-7-2) $54.40; Fl RST - I. Great Moment .muer gow-a World Tear CicneralSesslonsCourtJudge o Fostet, Cm, 331; Gniffy 31 - 32 Cm Tennis championship as tI hamilton Gayden Jr, ruled the 33, A.Olivpr, Pgh, .321 ELEVENTH -1. MIdnight Malor 0 r2.50. 2.40; 2. Compromise RUN$-Roi, Cm, 101; Grilley, New York Sets open th cases against Gilliam were to Schmidt, l ________ E t1es T'' me : league's championship fin be continued and then dinhere today against the Golde missed upon satisfactory cornRUNS BATTED IN- G.Foster, 3-)300, 31h7 TWELFTH I LOCO MotiOn (6) Gaters. pletlon of the community serv- Cm, 00$; Morgan, Ciii. 56; SchmIdt, 1Q60. 1 60. 7.50; 2. Nellie Day (7) . wor,.. 1.. ore may u, iii. Ph,. II: Luzinski, Phi, 79; watson. W'l" liie crown in ice 9CC, 100. 3. macIn RUIV 1) 7.40, best'of-flve series "Is as Irnpo In Issuing his ruling, the HlTS-Ro, Cm, 039; Montan,;, Q 167)33600; P (47) 141.50; T (6? taM to me as any totrnamn judge said he did not see the All. 132. Garv,y, LA, 119. 0 Foster, I) 42°• 30:51 SATURDAY NIGHT title," said Billie Jean after 11 justice in convicting Gilliam CIOILBEUkner LA, 141 FIR$' Sets beat Pitt.sburgh 2-1 for 11 and having to accept the din- .or.nstone, Phi. 30 Zli 1,Da1er2 VtiI eastern divisional title. inissal of drug charges against Foil. Mon. 77; Simmons, StL, 27; Canadian Bowl. S. Cadet Chanley, 6. Brown Maid, 1. High Bit, U. Mark The Gaters won the westei Gilliam's co-defendant, RoSe.Cin,77, division with two straight ov' Thomas Bennett. Geronimo. Cin.I0TYSOI.StL,; SECOND - 1 Wayside Tansu 2 I'hoemx, Following a career at Ten- W,Ddvis. SD. 9. D.Parker, Pgh, I; RedonrsaOne, 3. Snazzy Time, 4. KId I The second Sets-Gaters gan nessee State University, GilCoach. 5. Busy Mr. B., 6. Top Fern, is here Monday night, thai U ham played for the Pittsburgh senes moves to New York Steelers. He was picked up on Monday. CIII. 22; Morgan, Cm, 71 Blue, 3 Stir Strutter 4. Jane Bess STOLEN BASES-Taveras. Ph. S. Milley's Lady. 4. Silent Strider, Nassau CoLiseum for a thU waivers by the New Orleans 10; Timothy Faith. 5. Noel's First game Friday and gamt Au Saints in June before its arrest 30 and 31, if needed. Since then he has been dropped P1 TCH IN C ) Sam 3Lou R Ms. King said she wi by the Saints and has not been c Meliger, SD. 100, 1000, 202 E C, Tutti, 4 Ramblin Scamp.? Rtloden. LA, 1) I, .9t1.2S7 Canton Clip,5 Liseta Farrow , through with singles play ala picked up by another team. ox, her WImbledon victory Ia Cilliani and Bennett were ar- 3. .116. 1 71 Alcala. Cm, 10), 740, P3W 2 , Pri:: year, but she changed ht rested June 16 at tera highspeed 130 Cacidilaria, Pgh. $21, .730, 300 Bartow, 6 Antonio's Godess. ; Zachry. din. ii 1. fl3, 266 Under. Norman's Babe. I. Cousin FrarscF. mind, and since thIs year chase by a state trooper. .'cod, PhI, 33, •.,, 347 SIXTH - I Mar K Wimbledon break has compile Troopers said when they STRIKEOUTS -Seaver, NY. 111. woi's Image, 3 Peco: ROCkin4 an 11-2 record in WIT single stopped the car they found on Richard. lttn. IS?. Montetuso, Conway Finny. S. Rvggeo Randy, 6 , 140; Mi$rsmith, All, 1)1; Aurun, 7 Uto Joe. Betty Stove or Francoli the road a substance, which SF. I B's Sister. P Pl,ekro. All. I]) sEvEPl;Il'.. i Durr will oppose King in single was later Identified by authorand probably be paired agaIn. (ties as cocaine. her and Virginia Wade I Binkley acknowledged Gd WtWANTTO I Leanues doubles. King would have to b ham possessed a marijuana I WPE OUT Favored in tbi. singles but Ui ugarettt at the time of his at CJ.NC 1 I)urr Stove doubles corr it andhad a fully loaded hand tI'tVLR bination has topped the Ieagu gun Inatowel beside his seat of WI. Pt? 0$ OIardo 3123 S;snwumero'sdoubles. Uiecar. _____________ ucE.Ns CnUA Tt 7$ 7$ 3o a I ______ _____ - _____ _____ Al l . . - ' 1 U .T1 I •• (1) I •• "T '-I 4( 1- ; - - __ '," ____ m - ____ V ' ' ______ ______ 4., - _____ m • rn An exciting evening of fantastic fun and delicious dinin9- ____ ' (TI . • - ' "I Ten races nightlyrain or shine Poet time 8.00 imnmrg room opons 630 __________ m _________ - 0 ' _____ ' - 'I - ' ii P,øe 1?'flenC 1. 11;', r - mb,s ry _______________ _____________ 4 (UI cI'.bhais. rUIN*t,On* ' ______________ • .' "(mmiii, (unt U knm,*si,.. ;n.in , i.i ' ""i, '? and •'.. -,---- I. I. - ,j,.,j ,, 4 ii... -.. ,,, ,.i' .. ) .- ..: : 'r .I' ( "a" ux js ;ç. xc , F?'.1 :-'."..'s-. '.i ...:'L.,,_ 4 :4 ml,' - - ,% ( o' j"4 ':' "'.."'',".'1 C ,', 4 ,- .., mru t.mrn :,. JIJekIIJI.I(%.II..tI ,, )vJ s - _____ Minor 'L"j ' ... ' "5 - - ( �S-ITusp lNrs IaniI. FL A.ft. lN - Small Storage Buildings R.aI Estate - _________________________________ ______________________ __________ __________ Invesfmen - -' I Resirv YOU? MW apartment IW*. UNSELLONI AM rnnoy In Loving Memory of "PA. tt1y b0ted $IIIle William 0 nN. $Iyl sales ciIntSI lilA, patio CPU. will be r1 for offices in Fleride, Oes.$, Plumley, my p.jthi4, fff Ala.Miss.Weguarentestebeth. IC OCCUPS'ICY in HIIY OctobW. giraIher, the family *111115 to best and offer the most. Yr Abundant itorege. (including eepcess our thoughts and ap. attiC), decorative wail cOvering, ability to communicate with pr.ciation to alt our I rilildi peopls-desirtohelppsoptoand plush landscaping, complete wer. very kind during our your a9srt*t.nus ho iltain and SOUtId PrOOIIM. 'GE bereavement, By VIVIAN IBOWN the property and then erected well" In a front yard. Gable meet oblectives will dItIrmil11 I idiocy package'. in the nicest THE FAMILY AP edeaturd D Mr. Mass, __________ by the home handyman, per- slope roofs may be mc r future. Do y want and courtyard living environment ___________________ _______ the ales. To III funhilhld models We 'e obW of MkS stat demand an opportunIty tO 141 th the suistance one CciflUbk with a we essuld .e Is calOflhll Little stcrng buildings, toi your maturity, experience and call 3210220 4-Personals Isei 14 fec a hs Is _wt person. Some units resemble contemporary house. of $ ___________________ ft $fl re edUcatiOn? if so. contact DiAnn, 0UPLE' FurnIshed or un,,, . little guest houses with a win. (kie man dices a salt-ho Lose wilgit with Grapefruit diet i , furnished. Ideal location. ______________________ sWuM we t ft far ezeugr, Is es hose? bsck and front stan answe to dow and a flower boa and these style unit, a handeome lit plan with Oladax.Reduce excess MECHANIC- Own tools prifer red, Reasonable riot 353312$. be quite attractive. Some bdingandflatteringtohlál fluldes with Ftuide*. Fausts *LE.M. quick storage of oiij.cts -1 fantastic company. If you're in Me bUtiness if build4 Desr Mri E.M., _____ ____ $.$••S•.$ IV1$ built by local Cal'Pefl. colonial house, only to find _______________ outdooLO.ntflg,(k) your bulinel... Use the AU EMPLOYMENT Classified Ads often g deriiiltely im Free, 554.3021 for 'We Care' - ________________________ -factory units. In any event, storage pibiUtIes because 'ttotiln," Adults or Teens. SERVICE MAN- Refrigerator. 31-Apartments Furnished Eachangors hare discovered that only the client can make price can usually be a guide to the big sloping roof. Aunitg teseIe, Freezer experience. Excellent decislone - net propet, and deciskine can be made only after the durability IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? of the structige Before erecting such a bId] hoia nd company. AM EMPLOYMENT SAN MO PARK, 1, 2. 3 bidroo IN YOUR FAMILY? _______ sies* co*m.eling together concerning all the benefits and all ,tsogi be piacel wh among factory built lines. Ing on a small plot of land, ____ 301 E. Commercial, 323-3175. trailer apts. Adult I family park. AL ANON the detriments to any pruiio.ed eachai*e Choosing a unit of lighter con- size It will serve the purpose. Weekly. 3313 Hwy il-52, Sanford. an eyesore. A scale deswlng AVON 333.li3O This is the re.jj of the c*ivnon rule when selling PIUWtY the property should help locate may unt For families or friends at problem _______________ a few dollars snail unit can cost €Winkers. Mod brokers feel the pruyerty mod be nearly so that it can be be the best solution. 7OO. If It Is used merely to ito HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST. Lake Mary - clean I private, I For further Information call 42345W MM - and PM money to pay for _____________________________ shown _______ to buyers locking for property is a .. furnished apt. 1 male, no _____ BUIlding your own storage some tools or a lawn mower, or write It. Start new - selling bsaulifui . It mist be determined, too, unit may provide more con- better planned garage Sanford Ai Anon Family Group P.O. prodUcts. Make beautiful manly. In esrjIesl4tp4 the Eschaigor arranges for anyIf proopect Box 333. Sanford, Fia. 32771. see the property tlwongh a ituintereded third party. a proposal10 whether the building can be put tidence In Its niggediiess. Plans could provide _________________ ____ _____________ _fl5443o7v for information. Lake Mart results, the Ezctiangor mod then coder with his client t whereyou would like tohave It. for storage buildings are avail, family erected deep bins in Furn. Apt. YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING CLA,iSIFIID ADS AU ILACK £ 3222344 whether it Is of value to pg3 IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED WHiTEAN0REA0ALo5 A town's zoning laws might able in books, library public., garage area 6-by.12 which tlii A CLASSIFiEO AD LATELY. For best results, I saggod you contact a local exdiangor prohibit ereCthtg he building UCts aiid from the Department used for rolled rugs, stor AONTHLY RENTALS AVAILAILE Nurses: RN's 5. LPNS. Aides, Aid. too close 10 the road or a prop. of AIaalture's Cooperative windows and Color TV. Air Cond., Maid Serv. when you decide the time is rigid, FACED WITHA DRINKING Companion. Needed immudistely QUALITY INN NORTH sty line. If it is put on a tern- Extension Service at state imi. Other solutlors to seasor PROBLEM 53S0435. i1&SA434,Longwoad 552.400 PeaAiciicAnonym ______________ Hefald,IuSNuIthFescIAvrsa,,gsofsed,Thrth77I. P°Y f0idat1c, such as VersitlelOneplanofferedlsa storagemaybefoundonwa CanHelp blocks or stones, no variance lOby'l2atorage building with a and lllflL 0Utd001 15R.furn.apt.,ligli$s,waterfurn. TAXI DRIVERS Call 423-ISV after 4 °' permit or building permit may traditional gambrel.roof Yellow Cab, 30$ S. Park Ave. Write P.O. Box 1313 wk.days. bicycles,sledeandsoonmayl Sanford ____________________ Sanford,FIoridalflh) be required. Check It nut with barn. Other plans available in- hung from walls. Other items ___________________ Expanding sales ixisiness needs Sanford, adults only. Modern SIuc3 the local building office. If a dude those with gable or single fishing rode, skis, etc. - may 5. 1 BR. Air, carpet, etc. I pit working partners. No investment. Care ma. up. 3231011. variance Is needed, you may slope shed roofs in 12-by-lI, 10- snugly Into ceiling fixtur _______________ 322 lIft ______ _____ __________ __________________ An $ vier Spac e Pro b I erri s have to enlist the support of by-i and 13-by-b siRs. An ex- erected for the purpose. Oft ___ .Here'sthIwer _____ neighbors. They may be con- panded shed type Is one that is I we don't make the best use genial about it, but you should feet by I feet and 8 feet by 16 space. We quickly stuff a ByANDY LANG Q. - Some time ego I read choose. bulldingthatjapleaa.. feet. cubby bole with anything Thcvhnkfro( BUSY BEE CHILD CARE 2477 H011y AVI. Phone323.75100r322.W4O CASH.. V.., R1ALTOIS 5* Mobile Home in Lonwop . 1)05550. Extra larg, older 3 5* home. 170! Magnolia Ave. $17,100 4 BR, Hal Colbert lie Home POP for rio - 332.1357 or 322-5513 Jim Hunt Realty Inc 333.3111 323-0541 - COUNTRY LIVING- And a pool test 3 BR, 2 bath on a canal, carpetIng, family room, eat.in ma. I!'. .'..,., LLOYOIn.A(TY 7.7,Orang,' LL0ydBabbsr, °"77S-111 -' - ________________________ - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. ClaSSIfied Ads didn work.. there wouldn't be any. ¶0 LARGE CORNER LOTS- 3 SR. 2 baths, fireplace, Iquipped eat-In kitchen, carpeting, close to shopping I schools. 135,000. FIRST TIME AD"ERTiSEOI 3 BR, 1 bath in LJ',ô;ry, Central heat & air. Accs to lake for swIm. , Suniand. 3 BR, 7 5. $21500 5,122,150 OUTSTANDING CONDITIONSpilt 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard, central heat & air, eatin kltthio, Pinicrest, 3 BR, U', B, 123.750 Lake Minnie area, i BR, 2 5, $31.75 GREENHOUSE- For your plants, den for dad, paneled family room, 3 BR, 2 baths, lake privileges and access. $59,700. FRONTAGE FRENCH AVE. 100' Busy corner, sis,00a 214' Bargain, 150.000 is - - 100' Corner, $30,000 ' 211' plus, ideal, 1120.000 210' perfect, $150,000 Professional Bldg. 1113.000 - U COZY- 3 NR, 2 baths, in like new condition. Central heat & air, family room, eat.in kitchen, with &eakfast bar, plus lots morel Wm. H. Stem per- Realtor MLS-REALTORS COOL OFF- Onyourfront porch in 2017 S-FRENCH this lovely older I BR, 1½ bath, carpetIng, central heat & air, well Treeshaded.fenced 1*1,3 BR, 1½ B., landscaped lawn. 535.500. Fla, nm,, kit. equip., air, cpt.. 'washer, dryer, screen porch. 10' * QUIET COUNTRY NEIGHBORS-21' lawn bldg. 523,500. 323-Out. 4 SR. 2 bitlss. with new roof, partly paneled family room, No qualifying, $113 dn., $199 'no., 3 central heat & air, large utility BR, 1", bath, Central heat.air, room. 1*000. large lot. 322.6345. - . , G ,rtiiii _________ TERARIFIC- 4 BR, 2 bath, on over an acre with beautiful swimming pool, central heat & air, family room, plus much more. $.S,,50. 'W1age). LAKESIDE APARTMENTS Large i&lldrtn. or UnIshel CLUB ROOM a P00t NO DEPOSIT NO L EASE REQUIRED Highway )7-'Z Sanford - - (a' _____ - - I . - - __________________ 1505 W. 25th '1 - Across From Ranch Hese Call Sanford's ' COUNTRY CLUB MANOR- 2 BR, family room, screened porch, big fenced back yard. utility building. A bargain at 1)7.500. 373-W5. ties Leader BY OWNER. 3 bedroom, 1½ bath, central heat £ air, garage. Es. tras. $23,000. Assume 7 pct. mortgage plus equity. 323I60. 322- 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS Open House Hiawatha 2600 2565 Park 4 BR.3 bath, plus family room, large utility room, 2 car garage, central - (Club PiouS. I Olympic pool). $4,500 down, Assume payments. 3235110. $315 Charming older 3 BR, extra large beautiful tree Shaded yard. Large pictur, window, fireplace, Estate sale, $23000. • . . '1U IJlflL%._, I Anna Ervolino to Salvaton, to Edward I.. £ Vir,iniai4 Y2batfl zoearoom,i $'z000I - - baths, air conditioned, fenced yard, low monthly payment. 46 Two bedroom Villa Homes in a Club Setting! in the buyers market of today, it's never been more true only the very rich can afford to rent. At Fairway VIllage of DeLand you'll find the most attractive bargain in a Florida condominium purchase. These luxurious one-story Country - - homes are lutiyequtpped with all the modern conveniences -- - that make up true FlorIda retirement lIving. i , . - -. ii , auujiiui I, rdlF Way VllidO IS iocarea ViHU ILY across the Street from Deland's very popular Southridge Golf Course, VISIt Fairway Village and see I or yourself - the value of a lifetime and priced at ony ,. 4,'l.,;.,..,. - r...:......... - , ,.,, . .. . '"' - . '0 Used Office BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 263$ S. Sanford Ave. 321 0759 eves. 322 7613 $100. Also Sears Shredder Grinder with leaf tender, used twice, $170. 3223502. - -________ Want 1911 or older D'c';. Dart; also will buy any make convertibles Phone 333)010. - 62-Lawn-Garden If this is the day to buy a new car, - todays want ads for the t sawn Mower Sales & Sos-vice We Sell tie Best & Service thi Rest. Western Auto, 301W. First St., 323. 4103. buys. - MORE CAS H For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Cel.ryAve. £.ny year thru 1174 mode's, 7 days week Call c011ect, 345-7131 RarelExoticn,wa,,.jyal5 PLANTS & ANSWERS. 210 E. Is? St. - 78'-'(scCyClss -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3165or 323 7710 4-Equipment for Rent 1165 Honda, CI 350, 9900 Miles. Excellent COnd., 1390. 322-3517. 1911 Honda Elsinor,, MT 750, street iegal, 7900 miles. Like new, $630. 65-f'ets-Ssippiies ____________________________ WI. ____________________ We havea large selection Of black & wttiti portable TV's. $2.5 to $u. HERB'S TV, 1300 1. Ftflcj,, . - - ,i, ,, ,' , CO RAOIO-Rtein 23 Channel Base Unit, Turner I 2 power mike, Polecat antenna, Set Long John S element beams, coax I other equip. $350 or be, ff ' 1 Yr. Old Roan Mare, Schooled by professional trainer. Excellent riding horse; also II ma. old GARAGESALE . SatlSun 10103 Furnit,jre, toys, clothes, ushes. etc. 101 Larkwood, ldyllwile. CARPORT SALE, Sat. I Sun. 709 CherokeeCircle. Stereo, Cameras Albums, Baby clothes, Misc. HUGE GARAGE SALE- Sat. Ito 4 £ Sun. I-S. Regulation pool table, Kenmore dryer, all kinds small appliances, 125 llodaka dirt bike, Furniture, Sewing machine, Clothes sizes 0-40. Baby furniture, £ much more. 403 Willow Ave. - 80-'-Autos for Sale Appaloosa PaliminoCol,332 Lea%laDatsunlflCludingZcarsand trucks. For information call Bill Ray or Jack Mink, 531-1315. ______________________ 67-Livestock. Poultry 54-Garage Sales Pigeons & Loft JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '72 and '73 Models. Call 3235570 or $34asos Dealer. - _____________________ 6'nted to Buy 1967 InternatIonal Step.Van, reduced to $500. Needs some body work, excellent running, cOed. Owner 90h9noiIh 23)491 ______________________________ - ________________ ______ 79'-Truck,i-Trj!k 5110. .- - __________________________ __________________________ - ,.....,., ''J. kA, mAn, ex _________ ' Puppies. pet and show quality. Cropped ears & Shots. $150 to $300. Terms. 365. - - ceIInt Coentition. 1fl'121 after 4:30. -. Doberman AKC 53-TV Ri'eo ____________________ -, -' German Shepherd, ½ good temnperment, black £ tan. 123. 3225752 322 310? ______________________________ _____________________ - -- BUY JUNK AP5-.trom $IOl533 Call 322-1124 after i p.m. NOLL'S -.--------- .1734. - AUheS Casselberry, 17.92, 530.43% FLORIDA . 'N---'- - chairs, sfralght chairs, filing FURNITURE us Merchandise Furniture cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry NELSON'S .t 3 Wood or steel desks, executi dk £ chairs, Secretarial desks & Rent Blue Lustre EIectr,c Carp,' CARROLL'S Shampooer for only $1.50 per day $420154 - '1 L.. - Dryer, brand new, $150 firm, 332.2174 - Garage sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a ilasaif led ° 32-Appliances - j, - ______________________ - __________ -. 1972 El Camino VI, power steering, $1555. WHEEL RANCHOF SANFORD Phone 323-1050 - Cash 322.4132 For used furniture, appliances, tOOls, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 2)5 Sanford Ave. PINEY WOODS BARN We Buy Furnitvre & Miscellaneous. - for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Sanford 322 2710 1170 VW Fastb.ck, excellent CarlO. AM-FM radio, air, many extras. Days, 416-2200. Eves. 321 0536. 1970 Pontiac LeMans, new paint. Good Condition, 11.050. 323-3616. ___________________________ 1971 Toyota Station Wagon, Corona Mark II. Superior cond., radio. _ 0's. CVr, ******* **** lEAN SCHOOL I SHOPPING- 3 BR, split plan, 1½ baths, central - H&A, $21,100. • FHA tEED A HOME?- $100 down payment to qualified buyers. 3 - 141 BR, Ii) baths, central heat, low as s'r000 refufl)lshed As Homes rudy foryour inspaction and Immediate occupancy WITT REALTY SlflfofdAs,,4BIocks$ovfhc4AJrg,qjl,yd FOR INFORMATION CONTACT' - We get here early and stay late fig. Real Estate Broker 321 0410 2? 274$ 323-1195 322 0779 FRIDAY and SATURDAY SUNDAY -5 elocating- Must selI3 BR,? bath, living, dining, den, & utility room. Carpeted, self-cleaning Oven, dishwasher & disposal, 2 car Bralloy Odham.3234670 BUILDER.DEVELOPER HERE'S THE OFFER garage, fenced, pool & tennis court YOU'VE WAITED FOR niemberinip available. si,soo dOwn, assume 133,000. 323-5302. - TIL. MIDNITE PAYMENTS AS LOW AS __________________________ __________________________ S '. - there PP Mi4Fia to Goes-ge A £ Jean Amberl, J.C. Tyler Jr., & John H Kns,,r, UnitS Castilla T,wnkon,es Rogers to Gary N. £ Karla J Carpent,, Remodeling, Add.t,o5. Coed., $24.WG. Tidmberg Lot 15 Barclay w000s I Custom Work Licensed, Bondro Mabel Emilie Hilts to Robert , Add 1*000Fr11 estimate 323 4031 Nancy B SzeSnakowicg, Lot) Twin Gordon A. Taylor £ Churchill 0 Lake Manor, $13,ge Can,- & John 0. Ulblo £ Eugene L. f-Save some camping equipment you Alor J. & John A, Villiesse Amber £ J.C. Tyler Jr. £ Jobs 11.5 no longer use? Sell it all with a Noren.H.Halslip.Lotl,BIk i The Rogers to Charles 0. £ Gertrvd Classlf led Ad in The Herald. Cail Woodlands, W,300 Griffin i.t 144 Barclay Woods I 32224)) or $31 9913 and a friendly The Huskey Ccrp to John W. & Add. 527.001. ad will heii) yo Gayle H. Wiltong, Lou i, Blocb. Gordon A. Taylor £ Churchill 6 Corey £ John 0 Uible £ Eugene L Sweetwater Oski 5 p Amber £ J C Tyler Jr., & John H Greater Cont Ce. to Frank £ Rge to JOhn W. £ Mildred E Alici N. Fwsari, Lot Ill Weklva Card Jr. Lot $7 Barclay WrOds 151 Hunt Club Fei Hunt Sea I, $41,911. Add. $35,500. '- -. WAYNE J. LENNOX & ASSOC. Gail Courses, Bail Fields,Lawns 3334079'ornsorelnfo - ______________ _______ ' - __________________________________________ - Painting - ' ' -. Convsntional.5% Down - - ' BY SINGER Antique upright writIng desk, Twin bed; Dresser, 3 drawer; Any reasonable offer. 373.5Q3 after S. DEBARY - Beautiful 1 acre lots. from si,i,o, Only $50 down with low payments. 447.11)1, SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS 333.4343 REAL CANGAIPI, ONCORD Motor Home It' 1915 ski'-,n I, self contained under facry price. Call STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if Classified Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any. Casselberry.Langwood. 339-1097. - - - 1' 7"rk Ceric'er 323.3177 service, used machines, icrilice.- Montgomery Ward Trash Compactor, never used, ' ",e'.oiir' rot'iitioei UNOY TRUMPET MOONEY APPLIANCES 323am - - OLDS5QRQ.- 3 BR, 1 bath frame. trees, $10,900. '25.000 ________________ - l01W.Commercial Phone 322-JUl. Sanford ' cxceuqnt cononion ICENMOREWASHER,parts, G uarant,ed reconditioned auto batteries, $17.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1)09 Sanford Ave. JOHN KRIDER.ASSOC. 12r' French. 323"14 Like New- Lovely Walnut Styling. Will Finance, foe' reliable party. Call Mr. Jenkins 305.5190010. Cabinets, Old fashioned while chest, mirror 5. night table. $45; Lovely antique Lake Markham Chain- By Owner, 100' on water, 173' deep, ISO' front nicely cleared, Shade trees, good location. $11,300. Terms. 562-ISIS. 322 2031 Or37?-5149atter Req. Real Estate Broker lou ..ntt I', I Buy II RECLAIMED PIANO 195-BAL Due $19260 $12.30 ma. Free home trial. Will take trade. NATIONWIDE SEWING CENTER, 771 N. 17.92, 'no. W. GARNETT WHITE •- - $1 One of Singer's top Touch and Sew from 17,000. Some available with 5 little as 550 down, and $23 per Bedroom, 1', bath, central heat £ SO-MsceUaneous for Sale air, carpeting. Excellent con- "--.-dition, $22,500. 323-5516. Farm wagons $200IUp -' a. REALTOR, MLS 323.5174 anytIme residential neighborhood VA Finandng44otliing Down I - _____ .-.,, Bathroom FUT1JRA DELTONA-. SO'x135' lots, with paved streets I water, starting extra large Master bedroom. _________ - EL CAP ITAN- 3 BR. 1½ bath, quiet neighborhood, large lot, near all. CRANK CON'ST., REALTY REALTORS-$3O.i Eves, 323.3$ip 3 PMICIIulISI . brass bed, 1200. 323.49)0. ___ _____ Si-Household Goode 322-010. 10 ACRES COLdl" MOUNTAIN LAND illS down, $193 monthly. Beautiful high country splendor. Timbered. Surveyed. Big game huntingl OWNER 104-374-5610. (Cash Price 111,300. 131 pyts. of $195. Fin.Qiq. $7,410. Def. Pyt. Price, $36110 APR 6 pci.). - ?24sctior ____________________ - Drive.in fenced oak-shaded yard, well, 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes FROM ____________ ' C 7, New - No Closing Costs/NO Land Lease Noflecri onLea'a/5%discjnt Cash Buy.rstIl% down move-In program ;r( ..,:,,.*, ,.Y._,* Sanford's newest '' . $17,900. Dinsctlons From downtown Delancj - Drtve East on New York AvpniiiVr.4li Aver" T"r" 30 yrs. 115.500. " MOVietlOd South 17.2 P-1e? Harold Hall Realty -..-----.-_.-____ -. SANFORD, brick I BR, 1", baths, $100 down. About $1.0 C month pays all'S", pct. annual pci. rat,, I$UST SELL THIS WEEKFabulous buy at 521.300. 3 BR. 2½ baths, family room double size ANORA corn -. 503W. 1st SI. 323-6551 or 323-0517 eves. 119.900. __ ,............. - •. Req. Real Estate Broker VETS- NO DOWN- 3 BR. 1'-, - nththun&mes M. UNSWORTH REALlY 519,900. .iic i Simone, Lot 7, SliCk 29, Dreaniwold Crawford, Lot It Aldean Garden mi Sec., SIN. $24,333. ERTS READY TO SERVE YOU Salyatore Simon. to Anna & Andrew J. £ Helen L. Coryell _____ _____ Erlio and Mary Caggavale, San? Hugo £ Francisco Railaudo Lot 31 Lot 7, Block 29, Dreamwold 4th Sec., Block 17 Ea,tbrook Sub Unit S ______________________________ $100. 116.133. __________________________ Robert A. & Jacqueline Pollack M. Myers Assoc to Stephen A. ___________________________ and Sondra & William Deal and Virginia A. Peeper, Unit 131 Orient4 Benita Lynn Poliack to Sondra Pt Cond, $11,500 Aluminum Siding ___ Home Improvemenh Pollack and William Deal, Lot 11, Pest Control Darrell Allen £ Elizabeth Baker ii Block 10 Eastbrook Sub Unit 6, Donald F. & Jane M. Fisher Lot Ii can cover your home with alum. 5)0.600 Siding & sOffit System Also Interior, Exterior Plastering, Block E Summers.t No Sec 2 Roofing. Gutters 20 vrs Exp ART BkUWN PEST CONIROIJ MagnoliaServCorp. toAnl,mas& 520.000. Plaster Patching & Simulated 256?ParI,Driye Margaret 1. McCoy, Lot 631 Wekiva Gnat en Jerry H. I Barbara Voyee Eagle Siding Co UI 9153 Brick & Stone Specialty. 332-7750. Hunt Club Fox Hunt S.c 3, $1500. IOJ.Michael&JuditltH Perry. LnI ______ " -- uci , P1V ___________________ Kenneth A & Carolyn F Johnson 2$. Block 0 The Meadows west, LUXURY ITEMS FOR Classified Ads will always give. you Have some camping rqulpmenty to Joseph I Anne Friendy, Lot 20, A FRACTION OF THEIR COST more . - Much, Much More than no longer us.? Sell it all with a Block E Summers.? No. S.c 2. FROM TODAYS WANT ADS? you elpect. The Greater C.nst Cute John H. Classified Ad in The Herald. Call '-'Lillian D. Hutchinson, Lot 77. BLOCII 3323611 or 131-9193 arid C friendly -u_ Martin Marietta Aluminum Inc., F S.menote Sites. 121.110 I ad vlsiw will hei yo to Manuel P. £ Francis N. Dancel Five Pointi Lake Mary Unlimite4 Land Clearing Beauty Care LOt 2, BlOCk H Taaglewend Sec 3, to Thomas .1. & Lynda A Mcintosh, 132,111. AS. Lot II Countryside $3,400. ____________________________ Sewing Ward Agency Inc., to Frank Frank J. & Mary M. Marlinus t C&A Back Hoe Service TOWER'S BEAUTY SAL E. & Sharon G. Mernick, Lot 16, John 0. I Nancy L. Griffith, arxJ clearing, fill dirt, clay, Block C Meal Manor Unit 4, 119.900. Begin 373 lIlt N and ISfl.37 Ft EJr. rock. 0 319 E. First, 332 5742 All kinds of digging. Housetrail.,'s Alterations, Dress-Makino. bran.. nolla S.erv Corp to David P. & SW SF'... ni stored and moved. 332-9112, Upholstery. 3320707. -. '' Susan Hirmin, Lot 631 Weliiva Hunt 13.000. -Golf game OOne to pot? Sell those old _________________________ Club Foz Hint Sec 3, 11.500. Bel Aire Homes Inc., to Fredericl Cltib5with. classifiedad, Call 332 William S. & Anna E. 0avid to Thomail JCoiCIL. Hormi's III La ESTERS3N LANDCLEARING PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD 26)1 or I)) 9193. WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY Alfred H. I Darla A. Lee, Lot II, 39? Spring Oaks Bulldozig, Excavating, Ditch work Unit 3, 537,lOO. OR SELL, AND WATCH THE Fill dirt, top loll. 3275943 Block F Spm.ng Lake Hills Sec 3. Nader Homes lOC., to Dvid c. PROFITS GROW' 163.500 Dsn. 1. M1i,, Lot ii LakI Home improvements Lite Clearing; Mowing; Discing,Sal Dale BIdis to M.alcelm A. & Searcy Shores, $25,500, ) Edith M. Noffting,r, Lot 531 Wekiva Fill flirt: Clay; Rock; Sand; BeI-Alrs Heme .. O __________________________ Backho, Loader. Ph. 322 sin. Hunt Club FOx Hunt Sic 3, 535.300. Rufus £ Matia 0. Arrisgse,, Tree Service Nusiet £ Semerly 0. Columb to Spring Oaks UnIt), sle,SOØ, Let 3 C.E. SHEPHERD Wiltaaam £ Jean Manroiefll, Let , ____________ Remodeling, General Cornelius M. & Helen M. Leatty tc Painting, Landscaping & - LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Slick F Spring Lake Hills Sec 3, Tom M & V'ginia H. King Lot II Repairs Call 373 $$7 153.511. Tree trimming & removal. Fr., Lake Ann Estates Unit 2, $1I,0(,0 Flagship Sank of On to Alexander Lawn Care te. Roof Repairs, Carpentry. Painling, estimates. LicenSed £ insur Kermit L. I Betty J Trailer C Mackinno Trustee, Parcel A Charles H & Chnistel ML. Fisher, C Repa,,-, GuIlt,' Ing, $67 7117, Cement Comm at 5'. cot of Sec 9 2) 29 etc Los 4. Block V work. Fr estimates $31 5s7. ______________________ The Woodlands edging, trimming, weedin Parcel B corn at S'. of Con of SE I- 551.000 and fO'rtilizlng. Free estimatesU YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING ____________ 21 29 etc mart to Grantor, $53,533. Cenfral Heal £ Air Conditioning. Phone IF YO'J HAVEN'T TRIED A 323 3911. James 1. Varthorn Jr., & Will era For free estimates, call Carl FF Mid Flato Charles B. I Hugs A Van Horn to Charles E. & Mabel CLASSIFIED AD LATELY.' Cross, Unit i. Caitille Townlon, Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 EXPERT LAWN CARE V Lightioc?, begin at SW cot of ll?l. Cond, 126.000 Mowing, Edging, Trimming P4W', of SW, i-f Sec 16-70-37 etc., FF of Mid Fia to Mary Joyce 111,000. Well Drilling 1th00e32317921 STOP AND THINK A MINII?r 'I Free Estimates. ,,,. ............ Ratamaa .. ..,ri,,e Gordon A Taylor & Churchill 0. Classified Ads didn't work Country home, custom built, 2¼ acres, I BR, 3 baths, offIce, 3300 sq. ft., 3 mos. old, *i'C( rquity as .usc.m, m,rtgage of $35,000. Appraised $10,000. Owner, 365 4450, at the Theatre, 1214 evenings, 323.1115. - DYNAMIC PROPER TIES S. V. Hardwick, Broker o.Itona, 551-4411 OvIedo area, "MUST SEE"lll 4 BR. concrete block, over 1100 q. ft., Reduced to - - - 1.4 PM Sunday heat I air, underground pump, bllutifui shrubs 1. fruit trees. Convenient to schools I shopping. .- .- .e 3 '4111? Ce '-buyer. No All adm,'J free. Cottc brOwS. r.try Siøtusy to S - Counter tops. Sinks. lnstaiiat ion available, Bud Cal. - REALTORS.g - Kitchen offices. FORREST GREENE INC., REALTORS 530- Forrest Greene Inc. 3210041 - 11195. French 322-Ill Evfl. 322-1494; 323.4155; 322. 1t$4 - _.. .1 WE TAKE TRADES OVIEDO- S BR, charming older 2 story home, SCreened pool, ½ aa'. lot with plenty of frees £ shrubs, ____ '/of - LAKE MARY BLVD.- 120' fran. tags x 113' deep on a corner site. 1,144 sq. ft. of building zoned for 4133. Eves, ______ New hip. Mercury Outboard Mci or, wliI trade for garden tiller In MW or exi,llr, ' "eetdltion. 322-5136 - - assume balance, $1N.I0 or pay acre site, large tree,, -_.._ -- fljI..waterfront u' tractive home. Only $31,100 $21,750. Night DRIVE BY 13355. SUMMERLIN AVE. Large oaks, pines, palm trees, 3 BR, 2 bath, air conditioned, Neat & clean. Move In now. Drive by and call today. $17,130, CALL TO SEE LAKE MARY-] BR home on 1½ - - to display new 1976 model above ground pool. Top consideration given for prime location. Call 452-4220 collect. _______ NOSION MARINE 3921 Hwy 17.92 322.5131 .'.. - ___________ IS' Cabin Cruiser, 70 Op. motor & trailer. $550 or best offer. Call Zigzag machines. Assume halnnrnof!!i5 n':11 ' "c" iOt with 2 bdrr' ,,.'!? Will take tradz In. .!n;er -:i LellV,If equipped to zigzag £ make button covered patio, storage building, holes. Balance of 155.5$ or 10 pool, marina, tennis. 112,900, 444. payments of $5. Call credit 5515. manager, 372-9111 or see at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 13 YR. FHA FINANCING 301 E. 181St., Downtown GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Drive * SINGER FUTURA * Sanford, 323-S200 One of Singer's finest, Sold new for over $400. Needs someone to -Commercial Property Assoc. 323 0415 didn't . Wanted, Residential site for swimming pool. LeadIng distributor wants a nice backyard after S. SANFORD' LONGWOO Beautiful corner lot with large oak shade tree in front. Satin a quiet neighborhood, this 3 BR 2 Bath home is close to schools and I-I £ 1742, Features large rooms, range, refrigerator, metal shed, utIlity room, patio, and double carport. Will sell FHA, See it today to apprecIate this at. plus dinIng area. $2L000. COuntry LIving, 3 BR, 7B, $39250 Broker, 372-7174 Day MINUTE. II A.t W to Days. 322-4613 or 323051$. Nights, -_ optional, partly furn. Private rented lot. Excel. cond. Take over paymen of mis ma. 323.3155 - A ere v. .'tC1'? W any. - _____ anytime. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY WINTER PARK- Fine older 2 BR home in established area *19 paneled living room, eat-In kit. chen, large store house I shaded yard for only $21,500. ming £ boating. 531.500. Woodmere, 3 BR. . garage, and paneled FamIly roo.v overlookIng big back yard wltl privacy. Nec center with olympii pool, too. All this & more for lvii 131.300. Clrc,!ie' complete facilIties, excellent condition, r.,g'-eJ "EAL S'iICE -. ______ ad by cJlling manufacturer Ivy -___ STO' AND THINK a Herald dassm above g,nt swimming pools. (27 1Px31' 1S'x)3' complete. f yrs. old, NsemId. Sacrlf ice, ½ peIc,. Call Collect 305473.0410. Mobile Home, $3,300, 2 BR, air, 1½ baths, covered patio. Call $34-i122. '73 Flamingo 12'x53', 2 BR, dgn, air 3B,3baffi horni, carpeted c HIIA, kitchio equipped, with family room. Can assume mortgage, No qualifying, Payments monthly $144, Move in now, ENJOY LIFEI in this beautiful BR, 2 Bath home with central HA W.W carpeting, split plan will large rooms, dishwasher, doublt Plentyofeakshadetrs, plus lots M9flll.3 BR, 1 B, 512.500 Estat a___a_ DAVE'. 23-)-sM Aitor). 332.1424. Deluxe Aluminum 42-bHe Homes - Sano''a 3 BR, 2 baths, central aira. heat, 3 car garage, exceptional buy $31,900. 625.3014. THE CONTRA(T-' morel $45,000. Days- 322-4122 NigNs-373.2332 .. items. 301 Fairway Road, (Loch Sterilizer, $2: Maternity tops, 54. Girl's Coat, size 10, 53. 333.1091. ST. JOHNs REALTY CO. BROKERS - - - - W girls, like row, also some aeatI 3 Baby Swerner lets, $3: $fofijq, 125: Walker, $3; Swing, ss, $3,000 equity £ assume loan of $310322 -- - - JUST LISTED'i',' b'ilIt custom 3 bR, 2 bath on 1½ acres. Multiple Listing Service • Kish Real INC kftchin, $42,900.' ° $37,00, 3i.om and start INVESTING your money, Untied of throwing it awayl Have 3 BR homes available now to start you out EARNING initead of burning. Cliff Jordan, Realtor If you don't believe that want adi bring results. try one, and ilUen t your phone ring, Dial 322-3611 oi I31-9,, Stenstrom Realty $600 Dpwn BR home. Orange City, doubi carport, many shade tress, on * 137' deep let. Price, $ig. si ,j,soo. so.se. mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths, Do you save 11,000? Then call us, - ___________________________ garage, gold carpet., Close to schools. 323-0357 after 3:30. Own InIx Months LeasjWow - 6OVdenhod - GARAGE SALE: Starting Man*#, m only, Sd*oI clImes fr 3223511 or Ui.ew. and distvItoaio, Ms alumlnuo't . tangular pools left over from 1113 55._.& $ season, half price, Guaranteed installation and terms. Call 305. 32' Cabin Cruiser, $559251 collect. No qualifying, pay equity, assume 131-5233. Phoese 30S.32.)g Days and After Houri 41-4louiss LOngwood, small lake, 3SR, 3 bath central air, 1300 sq. ft., living SWIMMING POOl. SACRIFICE- kitchen cabInets, eating bar, MW carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Approx, $2,000 down, $155 month. Price $21,500. Owner, 3230573. 1723. FRICKE £ FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS Sales Playing your plane less? Sell it wIth ___________________ room. Older established neigh. borhood. Close in. Must sell. Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat £ Reasonable. Call Phyllis Capponi, air, family rm., garage, large Realtor-Associate. Alter Hrs. $34. fenced yard, separate studio, JENNY CLARK REALTY - CLASSIFIED ADS-DON'T COST THEY PAY. 2. 3 BR redecorated hoi, l°' of citrus trees produces small income Central air I heat, formal dining room, elf ice, large family WATERFRONT- On 2 ply beautifully landscaped acre sloping down to Lake Monroe. BR, 3½ baths, swimming pool cIrcular drive in quiet seclude area, 515.000. ' BUY-SILL-TRADE 311.3151. First 51, sj QUIET AREA Southern Charm OFF ENTERPRISE.OSTEEP RD.-Inpa,k.likearea,2 BR, 1$ baths, family room, scregne, porch, wall to wall carpeting appliances, access to dna leading to St. Johns RIver. $29,100 WILSON MAID FURN1TURI Leallng -- - - Reduced for quick safe-. Sy Owner, Sunland 3 BR, 1 bath, heat & air, many extras, SIt,I00. 349331$. space. Quaint] BR home, urge lot, variety Realtor liii Istutg --- 322-7490 SANFORD Terms. 54-ra ________________________ WOWI ONLY 1750 DOWN immaculate 3 Il, central air, carpet, custom drapes, garage. 5½ pcI. annual pct. rate. sns mo. 30 Yrs. $24,750 loan. Price $3.S,a. 625.1041. LARRY $,XON,lNC REALTOR on adloining ½ acre. 141,00 N el BR, 3 bath. 2 story home, plus 2 turnished apts. Good home I - Income property or excellent Investment property, $21,000. 2S2lPaekDr. 322-3191 322.1211 Realtor OVERLOOKING LAKI MONROE-3 or I BR, fireplace ii living room, on ½ acre wIth optiot - noighborfd. $20,Z0. ______________________ _____________ Hutchison Ocean front Apti., 331 Atlantic, Daytona Busch. C IMrs. RU. HutCilison. 322.1w. ________________ - ,. Realty REAL ESTATE __ -. ,_ - SO-Mscllaneous for Silo Sanford - Sy Owner, 1 •u, 1½ bstm, central H IA, scrte,t patio, ____________ carpeted. $35,900. 322.103 after S CaliBart - Lake Mary, 3 BR, near lake fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots $20,000.4 loIs, 5)0.000. 323-7314. Exceptionally nIce & clean bedroom, 1 bath home. Centre heat, carpeting, utilIty shed, mets awnings, kItchen equipped. Nici on orean at Ni Smyrna. Attractively turn., 111,1 . Open Aug. 21.Sep$. 4 and Sept. Ii (Over Labor Day). 1173 wI -COntact Charlotte Danahoe, 32 522 or 322-0370. ______________ many years? dba 523.000. $ $ YOUR SHARE $ $ Ciaud,$te 0. & Edward Eh Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1457, Deposit. Adults Preferred. 322. Locaiters In?. Lot 3. Block A Barbara H. Winters t Thomas A. Parsons to Claudette 0. £ Edwai A.-NowaytotelJ, The Iflore Eastbrook Sanford, Fla. 32171. IN 1976? Unit 11. 5100. 4430 or 323-5154. rngular stain, there anousr Winters. Lot 15.14 Block C, Lake Elon Parsons, Q 3 Acre Tract old coats there are on the Zelma Blackshear fka Zelma M. Wayman Heights, $100. type opaque -which is b WOULD YOU LIKE TO? Sales Clerk, experienced in ladies' Lard SE 252030 etc., $100. __________________________ bureau, the more plicatlon., Blackshear Trammel to Larry M. Oryal H. a. 32 OURS Unfuniished ready-to-wear. Apply in person 5. Harry H. coming Increasingly popular, J.H. M.uer & Nina Neva Mess Top sales organization needs Shirley Wynn Allen, S ft of So 209-S ft Hayes to OrvalMinnIe H. I Minnie Hayes, to Calvino I Doris Jean Murray. L only to RoJay's, 2)5 E. 1st St., are required. you have had aggressive career Iflindod man in Lot 17 Robins's Survey, $100. Lot flandWllUft lot fl Block actually Is halfway between downtown Sanford. No phone 63 1$Wolfer'sLakeViewTerr.,U4.54 this area. We have key man the bureau a long time and you Shoemaker Csnst Ce. to llvferd Sanlando The Suburb Beautiful Mr. Execuhve stain and psird, usually hiding haven calls. Irwin S. Wchwartz Trust,, openings in many areas of L. £ Jean _________________________ 't added any coats .10 (1, 0. Mikels, Let IS Uppland Palm Springs Sec., $100. Murray Cerami tO Philip 1.. Oraha (rain but allowin the t Orlando and West Palm Beach, _______________________ Accepting applications on 4 new Park, $21,151 Irvin 0. £ Horace I. Paul to £ Mark Fredericks, SWt4 .1511. the chances are a single treatwith ourstanding opportunity for tire of the wood to i Lake Nan Inc to Gary Lager I Horace E. & Doris town homes. Large 3 BR, 214 •. Paul, $anf NW'4 of Sec 525-32 $U,SØ. 21-sltuatio,n Ytfanted advancement, ii you have t. ___________________________ ment will do the job. But there Richard S. Penman. Lots North " of Left, Lake Mary baths, carpet, central air, 2 car Manor Stanley H. & Robert T. Saliman I desire we have thi positions, Is no sire way to tell until you Il,17,13,14,1S,17,2$,2,,30 The Sub., sill. garage, formal dining, plus Philip L. Graham £ Marl Restaurant, Fast Foods, Country Moorings Sub, $55,500. private patio. Water I lawn actually get to work. U you Haloise 0. Paul to Horace E. Paul, Fredericks, SW',of SE'-i of NW'..t Clubs, Chef-COOk with over 33 Yrs. Harold K. & Ruth R. West to North maintenance furnished, plus . Lake Mary It of Lot Sec 5-2032 $100. IF YOU ARE: a varnish remover which re- Arturo & Ana Brlgnoni, Lot 10 W. Manor Sub., 5100. experience in all phases of fOod eneva swimmIng & tennis. $255 'no. Saliman, Saliman 5. Bloom I business seeking employment In CALLBART REAL ESTATE. 322 quire scraping, try one corner Beverly Terr., $41,300. - AmbItious John E. & Barbara S. Reinecke to Philip L. Graham & Mar or around Sanford area. 322-4695. _____ David Wayne & -Kandy Sue Clark Relocation 1*11. with a petty knife If there' - High School Graduate or better Realty Serv Corp. Lot 14, Fredericks SW'.. SE ___________________________ ___________________________ NW'.4 to Betty Jo Cooley, Lot II and W Sit Block 30, Woatherslield Second Add, - In good health paj Sec 520-32. $100. anyreal4ai(e,stopandappiya of Lot I? Stock 0 English Large 2 BR, I bath, unlurn. No stove Est Unit 7, 5100. 24-Business Irving Weber Trustee, Wa4 .greuve secondcostrigtgoverthefl. $100. or refrigerator. 21$4 Palmetto Relocation Realty Serv to Rental Inc., Pension & Protl StudIs, 1.2,3 Ave., $135 mo. $50 dip. 333.fl1. Glenda Sue Lafferty to Louis. H. Transimerican RelocatIon Serv Sharing Plan to When working wit remover, be & Margaret Philip L. Graham WE OFFER: Bi*iiinApts. WANTED L. Temple East 24 Ft of Inc., Lot 14, Block 20 Weathirsfield Mark Fredericks, SW'., of SE', sire there is plenty of yen- Lot SW lIFt ci Lot 7, Block) - 3 BR, I bath, washer, fencedk hISt. Oi StOry Bet Second Add. $100. MAN OR WOMAN Outstanding opportunity for ad. NW', of Sec 52032,1100. yaro. Sunlind, $150. 373 2aa Ulatlon In the room. Air, 16.500. vancem,nt K11CIIS.I Equipped Transarnenican Relocation Serv Harold I Debbie Lederer i Full or Part Time AbOle Davis P. Effia Ma. Williams Inc., to Join & Patricia F. Phillips An A Plus lead program BR. newly painted, siso ma., plus Develop Corpof Sec 5.20. Adult-Family (HUSBAND & WIFE and Gladys Davis, Let ii Roseland Lot II. Training by Professionals Block 20, Wlatherslleld ., damage, 136 Jersey st., (The techniques of ising vat- Part, sIll. TEAMS INVITED) Second Add 526,500. - .M..nY incentives, Orlando. ISl-0$i). Lonnie W. £ Diane M. Smith One Bedroom to service and collect money from Dyer Enter to Flagship Bk of Orl., nish, slellac, stain Henry J £ Vista N. Parr t• John L. Graham, Lots 3,4,7 Block From U. S. Postage Stamp Machines In 3 BR. air conditioned, fenced ACT TODAY! are do- CometS', of Car of Sec 921-21 etc.. William C. £ DoroThy 1.. Ramsey, Brown's Sub ef Beck Hammoc your area. All accounts in Sunland, $115 ma. plus security Lot I Jansen Sub, TO 533,300. INSURE $100. tailed in Andy Lang a booklet, established for you. No experience dep 323 0141. '135 Ralph Edward I Patricia M. Jack F. I Kay E. Ricket Windsor Const. Co to Lester to Tomorrow needei. REQUIREMENTS: Car, _______________________ "WocdFlnlsidnglnthe Home," Kay E. Rickesson. Lot 16 Sanlando Seliert to Paul L & Marjorie G. Barbara Kalmanson Lots 30,21, references. 10 hr. minimum per ___________________________ FOR APPOINTMENT Brecker, Lot 525 Spring Oaks Unit 3, Howell Eslat,s Replat, avail.shie by sending St. The Suburb Beautiful Argyle Sec., sioo. x -fIouses Furnished week 5. CASH INVESTMENT 111.300. Gracia L. Smith to her heirs IC PERSONAL andalong,STAMPED,seIf-&J. $100. FROM $1,930 to $5,lte. For In- "'' -----Queen E. £ Johnny W. Joseph a Daniel J. O'Brien to Joyce c. 707, 701 Town of L009wood. $100. teryi.w or Information write, Furnishif 2 BR house, S Points, den. dressedenvebopetoKnow4low, O'BrIen, Lot S Block 20 I NTE RV I EW Katheryn T. Alexander and Lincoln Weathers. Don W. I Barbara L. Shatfer including telephone no. U. S. air, washerS, dryer. 5113 per 'no. P.O. Box 477, HuntIngton, N. Y., tie'. $100. See Mr. Anderson at to. SheratonJoSeph Jr., to Benny Joseph, Lot II, Joseph LI Virginia E. Lee LotS L Postoge Stamp 322.2090 MachIne 3325157. Vela M. Block 9. Tier IS, Seminole Sanford Inn, II and SR 46, on Paul Bruce to Paul and Park, S Tranquil Oaks on Lake Char 11743. QuestIons ot 111 Bruce, Lot 35, Block Distributing Co.. Inc., $109 East Monday August 23. from E Lake 1)5.000 10:30 prol.ssi.naII Managed 2 BR. House, Furnished Blvd. Suite 106, Charlotte, N. C. answered individually.) Kathryn Park 4th Add., $100. Rhrtt 0.6 SussoW. Harrell Jr., to a.m.-)7:30 p.m. and at 6. 7, 1p.m. Grace L. & Joseph L. 25303, or call 704371-4331, MooMartin E. & Pamela A. Reuiile, Lot W & Barbara L. Shaffer,Lee Sharp. Beg 173 FrI. 9:00 III 5:00. 373-5411 alterS 530 Spring Oaks Unit 3.$3e,000. Eand27OFt. Ploof SWcorof Lot _______________________ BelAireHo.'nealnc.toDonald& Swynn's5urveyolLak,hr, Jo Ann Biddle, Lot 3fl Spring Oak 115.533. ( Unit 3. $45 tOO. David C. & Sheila Ciiv 511.12 i I , ( '4 RI ISIPJl ( 41es TAFFER REALTY Reg. Reel Estate Bro*er General Contractor 333-445? 323-7132 YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHIN IF YOU HAVINI TRIED CLASSIF,itD AD LATELY. ______________________ ____ ____ tlrough. While this Is trims of ___________ _____________ 41-4fo JOHNNY WALKER Longwood area, $27,300. EVES. Advils-Nopets a house bytzijiuicti. Since I have to buy 3:@ Point. Su a good'Wt iz L".e clue Lu whether the storage really well ILled, storage area with ce slthle walls on the some hacksaw blades - thought ought to go Into selec- unit is suited to the main house. require a plan that limitS th Reserv, your new Completely o'!!e. They are in their natis- you tell me what this means? tion of the unit. MANAGER TRAINEE- Mvii be furnished studio apt, now ConFor example, a gambrel roof Is use t certain things. When 11-'lIfltflICtlO,fl willing to relocate in state of veflieflfly located, single stor nI date and we are having A. - It mews the number of Prefabricated buildings are a beautiful one for an old barn storage areas are proper Florida. Training program . patio apartments will be ready f 1W acmdhing of a debate on what teeth per inch. A hicksaw blade available from many sources, cr even a reproduction one, but pLiimsd for best use fewt ______________ dUcted in Sanford at Iocai store, Educatil Child Care for as owes occupancy in early October. klnddfimshtoputonthem. My with a pitch of These are usually good looking on a small building it may lock storage places may interviews between I and I only. 12. weekly if you qualify. 3235434 Abundant storage (including wife tidoks they should be per inch. Generally, 21345. French Ave. Payless Shoes, II has 1I teeth Or attic), decorative wail coverings, hiades with and can be trucked quickly to as gauche as a fake "wishing required. _____________ _____________ plush landscaping, complete psIdetIsaythMce(jaruj(] apitthof14orISshoaJd, NEED EXTRA MONEY? sound proofing, "GE energy If18-Help Demonstrators needed in all never be pshdeI. Am I rigid? for thicker metal. Those with I iciency package" in thu nicest areas. Get your own Christmas courtyard living environment In A. - No. Ceder has excellent more teeth per Inch work better ACCOUNTANT _____ g free. No cash investment, the area. To see model, call 321 1'4abWty. Slain ii preferred on thinner metals. OR collecting or delivering. Booking 0220. by P1In5 because ft ci 'ira ri so Cf i oils FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER parties also. Call Friendly Home doun't peel or MI4er and thus Toy Parties. Lisa, 1-355.251, Sanford-- I BR air Conditioned apt., Gordon A. Taylor & Churchill G. Construction Background preferied. Mary Etta Gammac. Kerns to Greater Const Corp to Thomas - I will soon be using VV Carey Salary excelent. furnished. Water, trash included. canberedalnedata later time & John H. Uible & Eugene L. Mary Ella & Forest M. Kern,, Corn & Edythe P. Corily, Lot $6, Block Receptionist - Secretary. Doctor's nish remover for the first time. Amber £ J.C. Tyler Sr., & John H. at Pt lift Wand 33 ft Noof SE car of River Run S.c 1, 132.500. 214 ma. $317531.. AM EMPLOYMENT witboid too much trouble. When Will 0111cc. Full tIme, permanent _______ liOCammercial 323.3175 Roger-i to Robert B. & LInda C. NW'.4 of SW¼ of Sec 1071.3$, 1100. ______ ______$ T coat be noc Powell, Boyiiu Stokes to Anna Mae Stok we think of stain, we are Inpoiltion. to S. Prefer mature Lot $09 Howell Estates FIa. Lard Co., to Marorida Homes aka Arnie Mae O'Neill,, Lot 32 Fl tasary to IEnIOVS the Old finish Repiat $43,000. person, office experience ___________________________ dined to think of a finish that Inc., Lots 33.25 Sec3lon Dand 1.0113. Lard £ Colonization Co Map ci necessary. Send resume & WILL YOU EARN Patricia Jean Brittingham a SectIon 6 Foxmocre Unit 1, Sanf., etc. $100. permits the grain to show from a bureau we have had for McGill references to Box SOS, co The Unfurnlihed, two Dedroorn. Security to Harvey E. Morse Apar, - Rep. Neil Esteholroker 1100E.3SthSt. 3fl.44 acre. .- 0154. . - S Acres, Michigan Ave., 52.300 per '°le HOIUI lots liv j51 MU LT IPLELISTINOSENVICE &SROWSE AND SAVE. lie. Cod fun. . . Ti. Wa.s ., Way. - t:R::.t.( PL'CE A CLA3SIP'IED/D tii"" -WE SELL. SUCCESS.-. _________________________ Call 3222611 or s31.ee13. 201 Commerci 3233175 AduIts,$tigmo. 323130$ or 322.147I I •. 2SISParkDr ..........170 !.!TTIL rr. ,-ctje.v" 41- - ____•• _____ - 3Roomupstairafurnapt, Lights I, Water Included 511 Park Ave. STORING IT MAKES WASTE - •yq-p happcnntoget,,Tob w -__ .-.-A-.- IL.,La __g_._, .._,_._ ,.___ - _______ - 41 Vr%C( - AREA 1 - I I ___ BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT £0 MO. DOWN PAYMENT ________________________ ______ 'i', Corolla 2'Door Sedan. 'Uppland t\. Park h1" . - 314 Central Hiatlng.ndAjr CondDloniig the Coroilj's engine this year to get even better gas mileage than last year's oiolia. And of all th. low' priced Toyotas, this little 2-Door Sedan is the very lowest. pnicea of them all, BuI the basic Corolij isn't stripped' The tow price includes a 4'Speed transmission reclining Hi-b,Jk bucket seats, syncnrom.sh power front disc brakes.. Toyc'Ij mo,jitied Bedroom '- Uppland COLUMNS 1 TIL S Park Homes B rear window defogger - . EtYo8u5mness..,D1a132226l83lçç93 W. 25th Sanford, Fls.J For Appointment Calf 3 - . FINANCE 2500.00 3542 S3.4O more' lsatsi.s9 withapproved credit ' APR 14.33 1ct. s_s, •:r.0 211 3 303..", Get your hands on abyota, u1 never let go. r'i';'.'' i S TOTAL SALE PRICE DOWN PAY - - - .', ,, 114.7, 2 O4 OTHER FEES . - Carpeting ilIIlaiIIi$TI !'°'- qleext OPEN HOUSE ON SUNDAy 289365 SALE PRICE SALES TAX tI 372 4432 SLIM * MAY MAKE THE _______________ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alitypesanosi We repairand service SUPIEMACHINEI SUPPLY CO. A I Painting- Brush. roll, spray Qual:ly work Reasonabi, prices. Free estimates 377 Oa.si YOUR TRADE-N - - - - $6869 _______________ ___ ________ I I I E CO11 OIvl V SANFORD CARS OF SANFORD, INC. TOYOTA DELAND AIRPORT BLVD. RT. 17.92 PHONE PH. 322-8601 , ( :cs' .4-' .1. I .. - i -. I -. £ kI 'i- -1 " i �Ol-Eveisla. Hera W, Isolurt FL ks*y. Aug.23. ma V ti I t- ii It I ' f J .WOMEN More Channels Raise More Questions Evening HsraW, L.d Fl. ly *OSUT ANOUg and then to convert their existing circuitry to ac. sandwiched between the existing Chsnneli 23 and cuinmodate the new channels, to tool up and to 23, at 27.235 and 77.245 me., es Now that the Federal r pectively. The rest nIwdcna Corn. begin producing the new units. Ten days before U start Jot aboveChannel Channel at 27JI me. and rising mholon has opened another 17 cliamwl, for CS M. FCC made itsslimmemt at the end of July, not at Me. lnaements to 77.400 mc. for Channel 40. it has taken an bnportse* step toward solving the a single CB manufacturpj, knew for certain Just Obviously on the new equipment there's going to problem Of channel out ow1ng. But in doing so, It what changes would be necessary. have to be some rela eIlng of channels. The FCC has raised at least an many questions as ft has One benefit of the shift is that between now and has suggested doing away with channel anmweed. the end of the year, there are going to be some designations altogether, and identifying each For example, the FCC In announcing the new superb buys In CB equipment as manufacturers and channel by Its act ual frenuency, n idea which ctamiels said that ft would tIgt*.n up on receiver dealers get rid of 23.cha,mel equipment to make doesn't turn on CS enth"la.tt -Imagine calling and transmitter specifications. But the details roam for the new 40.channel models. Prices are for Breaker fl.," sniffed one after the FCC anaren't yet available. The FCC has prohibited the one likely to be very attractive Indeed, particularly on nouncement. of add-ons to convert etlatlug 234faimel equipment the more expensive SSB gear. Although two of the new channels are located to 40channel one. Even at cut prices, are 23-channel units a good within the range of existing CS equipment, the FCC While you or your neighborhood CS technician buy in 11gM of the tact that 40 channels will be has made it dear, that It doem't appr,ve of set may be clever enough to create a little black box available thortly? Most observers think so, on the modifications or the is. of sliders or Variable which will give you the new frequencies tbrough grounds that for some years to come, most of th e frequency oscillators (VFO) to Win them. Such Your pre.e4 set, you won't legally be able to use It. action still will be on today's channels. equipment Is Illegal for CS use. It possible, In fact, any modification made to a piece of CS gear it will take several years for enough equipment however, that some manufacturers mayisseek FCC after it leaves the factory Is considered an addn by cp'ble of transmitting and receiving in the new type approval on factory-modified equipment which the FCC. frequencies to come Into ise to make serious offers the two channels. UYQB'reDimin torush out and buyoneaftbe dent in the bask 23. And when thatany happens, Crs had hoped to tap five QassC channel j s I" units for yourself, or later on as a Christmas hopefully, there'll be less traffic on the basic 23 than now being used by remote control hobbyists to open present for * friend, don't bother. Indications are there is now. Besides, those channels aren't going garage doors remote-control model cars, airplanes that the new units won't be on the market until away. They'll still be there for use In years to come. and boats, for a total of 45 channels. The hobbyists January or February at the earliest. Where did the FCC put the new channels? Two of stood their ground, however, and the FCC decided The manufacturers need the time between now them presumably Channels 24 and 25- are in their favor. 111 t1 1U' -it - it it VLtLJit-1 1 11 U- 'bt 1vi t- srIIbtJ-1 1t 'Vi t.*. Sualay. Ag.23. 27l-lC 12 ___ 1. They' re All Doiti( il It . _~ .. iij - I 0 - -- You Migntiave your C B - et ltpaWAip11kdaaia#JubMteft S .I _. '-P - ..' .--.-.- ___ revent Those-" Dang.--.. wli*ng' Wires -'.-.- :- . WlicidWN a 1"Iaq. &4r idffiNfWqWk14i#*"A0 . .-. = M 0 _ By INR DIPPER luIllpid Salle fIII '.11 .. i.-.-. 1 4j .. -- ?lilia.. IW If Ir i.. ,' I . I " -11 I ) A. I 4 fL siLt A,l1 II1J(fVW L.JJ' EML9 (ft v.-pi*, - -. '1. OVUTIIIS ............... kXWISUNM MC .................................0ev mom .................. LiatrigI. return to your four-wheeler to In an Interview, the thief for $30 to $40 below retail price. find a few ripped wires where who was only Identified as A favorite story John tells is submittal of a grant application in Seminal# county, Florida. under the the once proud instrument rode. "John" explained how he had the time he ripped off another the amount of $SeS.7aj received fictitious name of IDEA FACTORY. under the Comprehensive Em. and that I Intend to register said That is, unless you take some made more than 120,000 In two thief. iioymenf and Training Act (CETA) name with the Clerk of the Circuit very basic precautions. M months dealing CBs and other "I Was Just sitting in my car, of 1573. Title I. to the U.S. Depart. Court. Seminole County. Florida lti Moe don't. So for the thief things. ment of Labor Atlanta. 0.. accordance with the provisions of watching a parking lot, when I The purpose of CETA, Title p, the Fictitious Name Statutes, To who wants, or needs to make a "By the time I walked up to a saw this guy taking a CS unit fIscal year 1515.77 Wit Section IS3.QS Florida Statutes quick buck rfppIJg off you CSIs car and put my hand on the door out of a car. I waited Until he directed Primarily grant will to economically easy. disadvantaged persons handle, I would have a coat had gotten It out, and then I of Seminole County Club Consultants. Inc. County to provide classroom 519. Carol S. Edwards hanger In the window and the went Here are 10 over and told him It was training, vocational education, work Vice President simple steps that door unlocked," he said, exerlence, on- the- lob traininu. Publish: Aug. i.In. lt. my car. He just looked i# "I . ________________ 8Ii1.¼et M.4 $ntA\t ssT.lce em IiAtill `1 ployment for unemployed, un car that fad thougM I had a derempioyed and Severely disad NOTICE I. Use common sense. key," he explained. vanlagod Persons so they may SERVICES TO PERSONS UNABLE Always park in a wellHe could even enter cars that develop andor Improve their TO PAY THIRIF0R marketable lighted area. skills. were equipped with burglar FLORIDA LIVING IN THE CIRCUITCOLjRT. IN AND ALLOCATION OF FUNDS: NURSING CENTER Never leave car without alarms. POE SEMINOLE COUNTY. $355,$t — Seminole Community FOREWTCIV*',FLORIDA FLORIDA locking It. Coliege (vocational education and He said dealing CBs enabled CIVIL The Bureau of Comm',rtity ACTION NO. 7t.I4I1.CA.KC classroom Remove lock bolt covers on him to build ups sizeable bank training) Medical Facilities, Department of In Re; The Marriage . u&000—HeaIth 1. Rehabilitative Health and Rehabilitative Services. car doors. account, pay Us rent, take SHELBA S. TRENT. Ser vices (public service emState of Florida, has established the Petitioner, ployment Have CS Mounted so It can friends out to dinner "and Wow ha nd icapped ) Sum of $11250.00 as the level of, and be removed when away from about 1200 a night" at a local DAVID I.S73 Florida State Em. uncompensated services to be made V. TRENT, car. ploytnent Service (on-the. lob available by Florida Living Nursing race track. John found hotels Respondent, trainings and services ) Centerintheperiodoft I. 1975 to. Take It with you or put in and motels very profitable NOTICE OF ACTION 342-631 School Board of Sept. 30, ISiS. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: trunk. Seminole County (work experience) because large numbers of DAVID V. TRENT. whose Thisde$ermjnafl has been made 5111.435 Get a metal engraving pen salesmen who day there leave residence is Unknown but W$lO$* Liit Board of, County pursuant to the requiremen ts the Commissioners (public service regulations of the Public Health krem mailing address Is Route 1. from local hardware store and their CBs and other wares employment) Service, U.S. Department of Health. Paul, Virginia. etchSocialSecwitynumberon their cars. Parking lots at Box 112, StUSO Comprehensive Man. Education, and Welfare. 42 CFR. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED po, 1.- I _4 ,, mlssion.rs, as prim, spo, tot engaged In business at 2320 Winter Seminole County. announces their Woods Blvd.. Winter Park,Fl. 3flfl - :- Got a handle on some great buys. No matter what's your Yours never far from th. walItowaII soles POWSt of those Classified ads. Saiss power packed tighter than go-go girls in an eighteen whesler. 9. Purchase auto burglar with the ending of each showing and handed me the radio and above are carefully followed, alarm, of the movie, took off," John said, the CS thief will take an easier 10. Encourage local police interestingly enough, he Luckily most thieves are not target, leaving yours alone (EDITOR'S NOTE: Ink department to Initiate a frequently used his CS to sell like Jobs. They have not per. Then you won't find some Dipper(KYS.391$) istheia4e program to mark all CBs with the CBs he had just ol st en. He fected the art; dangling wires when you return Of Ike editor of The CS Times metal engraving pens. would go out on an interstate If Us simple rules listed from the movie. With the use of these and cruise, ratchet-jawing with _______________________ The theft of C`B radios has precautions most CB thieves other CBers. When he found a rellidliell crisis PrOPOrUOM If can be thwarted. But recently likely prospect, he would Legal Notice you haven't already had your in Cincinnati the police caught arrange to meet them at the (stolen, then It Is only a up with an accomplished CS nearest restaurant — FICTITIOUS NAME or truck "a soarc, UT u iw OUflty corn. rtotice is hereby given that I am uesore you uuez. stop. He usually sold CS units - : D ' With a little help from a friend tnou ........................... uuw ......... AillplEW LICAIY$LL ................ dependence Is.. . pumping own gas Mary Rogers, Terry Martin show how CIYSICSIIIW - UCSSUI ................... EYUU.1 ................... asmsoin WIF00T ...............ubusisI III SAU$TATs. ............CSk,.ftadiusmus MSLi ...........slooss!"Worow"o ...CI*uIIip,jlds lIiSIlIN$ IOU(ATI .......................Ts*i ow..................... sssa. p,w movi NUIT1.EAIl ................. tyUy NIUTMCONTACT ..... NEARINIT .................Mv*ui5sy? kUTMCOPY ...........al.wriugum. owTAalusp,cTueu ................i. swtosi ........................ mJ,tI' iuY*u aE?'M ................... XMIAMAU IW*slusi* ON Till PAT ...................L*s.NI$i .... CB Organiza ions I — before Soo 3rd. 1976. and file the original $31,300 siu $l,035 - Training Serv ices — Administration - Grant APPIICSIion has a 30 review S).lIl) and theapplicabI,pro,jslons of Florida Medical Facilities Con Strucflon Plan. "Uncompensaled service,'' means services available In the facility whIch are made available to persons una ble to pay thereto,without charge, or at a charge which is less than the reasonable cost of such services. The level Of Such with the Clerk of this Court period for comments and may be services is nleasured by the dii hr either before service on Petitioners reviewed at: Seminole County ference IWO 053's. CRYSTAL CRACKERS attorney or immed iat el y thereafter; between the amount id by Courthou,e. Room 313. Grantotherwls. a in Aid such persons for the se rvices a the default and ultimate Coordinator's Office. North Park reasonable cost Judgment will be entered against thereof. LTD CLUB Number ci members-110. Avenue, Sanford, Fl.; or Ma np ower you for the relief demanded in the The level set out ae meets the Division, Seminole Number Of fliciber Pre'Jdad.... Bill i. s-... 30$ Petition and your County Branch presumptive compliance guideiin marriage to C)flice,Sl3Semi Plaza, Highway President— Riiu WWIasi Organization meets— The Petitioner will be dissolved. of the federal regulations and is 3 17 5243'. Casseiberry, Florida, WITNESS my hand and the seal of betwem (IritTuriday of every mouth at Organization meets— the hours of 5. 30 A.M. a nd S per cent of Operating costs. this Court on July 25th, IS7. Florida Living Nursing Cent er has P.M., Monday thru Friday. the Greater Suford Qiamber GrederQiam berofCa,nm. (Seal) the right to determine how, When, writtencomm.ntscoflcernlngthis andtowhomhospitajserviceswjil of Commerce Building, shad buildingArthur H. Beckwith, Jr. application should be directed to: Clerk of the Circuit Court be provided. 7:30 p.m. Objectives.... Aiding she hard. James D. Bldsole, Director, By: Linda M$haw There are no guidelin which objectIves— Buying icbo.i olbesrfu Manpower Division. Seminole positivel y Identify a person Deputy Clerk or C ou nty Blanch Office, $13 Seminole books and special hearing STENSTROM, DAVIS family as eligible to receive full or Plaza. Casselberry, Fl. ]Vol. & MCINTOSH partial devices for deaf children uncompensated services. MAGNIFICENTIOF Publith. Aug. 22, 1516 Flagship Bank of Each case must be evaluated on its throughout DEC lOS Ciriui. FLORIDA Sanford Suite 22 own merits, Number of member,.-.35 Post Office Box 1130 Publish: Aug. 22, Ieis IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE (anta,a tI..1...... .'w., '.w,u. ui" Ut(,JJJ 11T110511— James Brw EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. TRICOUNTY ROAD flUNAttorney for Petitioner CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE meets— First NEP1S Publish: Aug. I, S. 15,33, 1e7 Organization NOTICE TO CREDITORS COUNTY, FLORIDA. Monday of each month at DEC Number of members— 12. OF BULK TRANSFER CIVIL ACTION NO. TO: florida CREDITORS OF JAMES Power & Light, San- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN President-. Walter Manse). ________________ CARLION .IETT AND DONNA SUE Objectives— Aiding those EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Con. COMPANY, a Florida corporation, JETT, Organization meets— The his wife, d b a JETTS Plainliof, needing 311*11Cc. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE GROCERY second Tuesday of each mouth COUNTY, FLORIDA. Pursuant to the proyislo LEWIS 0. MAGNETTI and SANat the Greater Sanford of . CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.l554.CA.I5. DRA J. Section 6107 of the Uniform Corn. MAGNETTI, his wife, an El Chamber of Commerce merc Ito Code (F.$.A. SS 676.4107, BROWN consumer ____________________________ STOCKTON, WHATLEY, DAVIN 5. CAMERON building. ''' are hereby notified that on FINANCE. INC., a North Carolina the COMPANY, a Florida corporation, 31st day of August, corporation, 197&a tran sfer in Objectives— Its ?nma? Plaintiff, riam.rn Bulk assetx • .-. ... ..., purpose II *0 110 sara-81NOTICE OF ACTION iJETT SUE JEYT SEMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA LEONOR A. FLORES, a single TO: LEWIS 0. MAGNETTI hearing ebfl whose business address is CASE No. 75.NCA.D per son, 251 Lake Special projects.— Several CIRCUIT CIVIL and Charm Drive, Defendant. Oviedo. Florida, will be made to SANDRA J. MAGNETTI, FEDERAL SAVINGS NOTICE OF ACTION toasim GUARANTY currevidy an pis his wife VELVET 500 COMPANY, INC, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF ST. the Greater Sanford Chamber PETERSBURG, a United States TO LEONOR A. FLORES whose business address is lift Residenice Unknown 10501 Clearly Lane corporation. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that action Tomoka Drive, Oviedo, Florida. The of Comfl3crce. Mitchellville. Maryland 20715' to foreclose a mortgage on debts of the trans feror are not to be the Plaintiff YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an following property in Seminole IdinIuIIbyIh.undersig,.,.Jyer to a mortgage on County, Florid a: Cfl'INS FOR Be,'i-i-Ef action foreclose and the follow ing information is RICHARDA. COLLlER,d um , efaI, the following propefty in Seminole Lot 120, QUEENS MIRROR furnished to you herewith: HIGHWAY SAFETY Defendants County, Florida: 1. The property to be transferred SOUTH REPLAT, ADDITION TO NOTICE OF SAIl Number of membe Lot 13. Block C. WOODMERE C.SSELBERRY, FLORIDA, ac consists of: business which is Notice hereby given that, PARK SECOND REPLAT, as cording to the piaf president- Hugh els. pursuant to the Order or Final recorded in thereof as located at 251 Lake Charm Drive, Plat Book 13. Page 73, Oviedo, Florida, recorded in Piat Book Ii, Page N Organiza tion meets-- Every Judgment entered in thIS cause, in Pu blic Records of Seminole County, Public Records iii Seminole C.rty, 2. The estimated total of the Thw'iday at the Wintes. Park the Circuit Court of Seminole Florid a transfcror's debts is $ unknown. County, Flurida. I will "if the has been Oiled against you and you Florida. (vlc Centu'. I. A schedule of In* property to be has boon filed against you and You property situated in Seminole we 'eguired to serve a copy of your are r equired to ServO a copy cm your transferred and a list of the County, F lorid a, described as. (bjecUve*_' Aiding written defenses, if any, to i;, on wri tten defe, it any, to it, on creditors of the above named hearing children In FUME Bud LAI 15, Block "All, STERLING Julius G P01n1sks. ROWLAND, Julius G. Petrusks. ROWLAND, Iransteror, as furnished by the said PARK, UNIT NO. ONE according ahoa Cradle Care premfor map or plat thereof recorded to PETRUSKA, BOWEN & Mc- PETRUSKA, BOWEN of. Mc. transferor. P1tF be inspected at the in DONALD. Plaintilf's attorney, DONALD, Plaintiff's attorney, foll ow i ng address. mentally retarded children. Plot Book 15. pages 92 and 92, whosi address is 305 North Magnolia whose addrets is 305 North Magnolia Deno P. Dikeou, Esquire Special projects- StarIfag Public Records Of Semino le Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32101. on Avenue, Orlando, HIghway 17 n County, Florid a. Florida 32501, on at before Se ptember 24th 1975, a nd or before September 341 workoaplaoifocajamboreeat atpubiicse1e,totp,,i,,st and Fern Park, Florid a 3773) h, 1576, 4 ,z fitelheor.gin.aiw,ts,th.Cl,,kof,h1s flietheOrgl 1. The tra nsfer is not be ing mode naiw(thC,arkQfffiIS Winter Park Mafi which would bidder. Icir cash, at the West front Court either before Service on the COurt either before service t* to pay or satisfy existing debts, Involve area CS club members door of the Seminole County Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Plaintiff's attorney or immediately S. T he amount of new con Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, at theqeatte,-, othrwise a default will setting up booths and idling CS ll.00 AM .on S.epfemoe, tp,e,-eotfe,-, oth.rw,ie a default will sideration to b paid for the above alIt, 1976. be entered against ou for the relief be enter against you for tt* relief described bulk transfer is 55000 00, equipment and related goods (Seal) defl'.Jnded fl t he Complaint demondid in the Complaint, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. and is lobe paid on August )l, 1976, *tTNE$Smyhandat1of WITNE SS Clerk of the Circuit Court as 500 Highway 1793, Fern Park, ths Court. this 19th day of August. thiS Court, this 19th day of August, FlorIda. Florida. By Jean E. WIlt, 1975 ___________________ 1976 ________________ FLOiO) Deputy Clerk .IOHN A. BALDWIN, Esquire (Seal) (Seal) Baldein & Diheou Law Offices of Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Arthur H. Bectw,rn, Jr. OO Hiiiwey 1192 Martin I Rqs.,s Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Fern Park, FIend. 327)0 Pa Box 10130 By Mazy H. Dardon By: Mary N. Oarden Phoni: (305) 5141421 St. Peterflurg, F lor ida 31743 FlorIda _________ Deputy Clerk Publish - Aug. 33. 1976 Deputy Cltrk = ATTORNEY FOR TRANSFEREE Publish: Aug. 22. 29, Sept. 5, Il. 1976 Pu blISh. Aug. 33. 29, Sept. 5, 13, 1515 PublISh: Aug. 22, 1916 DEC 103 DEC 1*4 DEC 105 DEC-192 i I - ' -. - - Raise A Glass Of Carrot Juice Toast Those Health Food 'Nuts' - ". ' ' ' Logol Notice HIVWVEM__ - , . - , - •".. -' - . -, . .-- . &ffaq Ime TV, wt - You Con Do It Self-Serve Easy As ' ' , ' , . ' Dial'v,f - - CLASSIFI(D Evening Heniki I - - ____ _____ _________________.e . I , - _ - _____ .... _ II Service Is Cheaper, Faster And Easy, Too S . Crete. I gripped It between my knees. own gasoline at one of 33,000 service stations across the take to pumping their own gas as easily as they do to Okay. Nozzle In tank. Squeeze trigger. I felt the gas U.S. that offer a self-service Island dishwashers or hair driers. A gas pump Is Just another begin to flow. In the Sanford area, a growing number of the self, convenient gadget, and easy to operate once you know service customers are women. In fact, down at Howard Nothing to It, was my breezy reaction. I squeezed how. t((o&Lut 'Atthe Cumberland Farms station on Park Avenue, at that more women seem eager to pinup their own gas than dollars dial whipped by like split sends at an Olympic Burns Tennaco an French at 25th Street, and at the Inmen. It's the fun, "wlth'It" thing to do. event. Then, CLICK! Everything quit. creasing number of other self-service stations around Closer to home, at the Teonsco station on French I Felt helpless. Frightened. at had I done to intown, station operators and pump attendants cheerfully Avenue at 19th Street, men and women are about equally terrupt that magic flow? And now -oh, humiliation! coach women who are new to the game of gas pumping. represented at the sell-service WavA At Adair Standard the attendant 0 my side. We're happy to show them how to do It. They catch on on the corner of First and French, female cuomers dill fast, is the attitude. "Slow down, Lady. Gently does-It," he urged, flipped a appear hesitant about using thePOMps'aod fayor the full ,And for the woman who Is too shy to ask, the In. switch, and! was back In busthess.l'hlstIrne, the figures ' Island. service dructl on the pump dial climbed slowly Into view, lingered a theaIiptije as simple as one, two, three. You get two different kinds of women, commented one The operator of an Amoco station In Casselberry has while, and then eased out of sight with reluctance. Slow attendant: the ones who don't mind getting their hands speakers rigged up above the self-service pumps He sits and steady, I told myself, and finally reached round dirty and pump their own gas, and the ones who do mind Inside his air conditioned office and relays Instructions to figures. "e dollar regular," I announced to the atgetting dirty, who prefer to be served, an obviously bewildered customer. tendant, and smacked the single bill Into his palm with However, It's only If you're not paying attention to style. Unfortunately, the disembodied voice, which Is Inwhat you're doing, or pinup a little too fast that gasoline terpreted by some as a talking gas pump, has actually Then out I breezed, sweating, shaken trim. but may splash back onto your hands. Water and paper towels scared away some more timid souls are usually available at the pumps to wipe off any dirt, or Self-service pumps are usually located In a separate Oh, no. hands can be washed In the station restroom. gas cap! I couldn't go back and scrabble Island at full-service stations. These split-Island stations To solve the problem of greasy hands, Amoco has around the concrete looking for it. Instead I swerved into a continue to offer a wide range of services to all customers even come up with a "Gas.n-Toss" glove to keep handy store, bought a carton of aluminum (oil and packet repairs, oil, water and battery checks and a wide of rubber bands. It would have to do until I reached customers free of any gasoline smell or splashes. It's a assortjnen of car care products. the Chevy dealer 15 miles up the road and could buy a new simple plastic mitt that fits over all sized hands while Local attendants lend a hand with windshield cleaning cap. pumping, and can be discarded thereafter. There's also a and oil and water checks when they are not tied up with flexible cup which fits over the nozzle of the hose to prevent full-service customers. e dollar of gas didn't get me too far. The next day excess gasoline from spilling out of the tank. when I pulled in at the station. the attendant was waiting Self-service gas pumping Is illegal In only four-states: The word clown at Williams Amoco, 1712 and Lake for me. "Got your gas cap, lady," he said with a grin. Illinois, New Jersey, North Dakota and Oregon. It will We Mary Boulevard, Is that female self-service customers become available In Ohio, Jan. 1, 1977. Joke about It regularly now, when I'm pumping my weekly tankful of gas. These days, per cent of motorists are pumpIngtheir - - Allowances 51*3335 - Wages 23 — Fringe Benifits 545.233 - OnThe-Job Training Self- IIJWTIIL000SZOFF ...................Puss PIAaUTIUTTIRINIAIS ............Ns'swMs lUdladous though It mk7Lseem In retrospect, I was ..................... pi j PØusrIIWW 'on that first time. EnlbarTasaecJ that I wouldn't souuvuo ................ iIuussl.51p5 PO5Q$ to Øo, Th4'4,t* like a novice. IOUlCU5iD ...................rakIp p5ft$ : VW HtMl ................... LMussI PUTT1ISON ................. yown gas Is as simple *ksrnI.l litMhl .................. 0eSi*iirviØ IAOl0CIl1C an fUpp&ig a switch and squeezing a trigger, But how was Ito know, till I'd tried It. I drove Into the PIIICIIiNlpUM MXIT1IL LEAVES ..................... CATCS ............................... TI UT011TJAW .............. service station, up to the self-service Island.. - and right 0. CNIC*INC)IOR(I ..................57h lEAD ......................................on by. For ten minutes I parked at the car vacuum pump and gave the inside of my auto a going-over like It hadn't WSIIAI*1IIM 1110 1IT.0 ..................... ..................... I***IP1CS seen in years. Then I directed my efforts to the trunk, vu CUtS .................. ,f1PIlVIISil$4Ju *5 .........................C5rM*Vbiik What I was really doing during this vast mmm 5p go HCXINIj ............ Mwesnpious,,y sprlxigcleantng, was keeping an eagle eye on how the other couugx .... ..................... *010 ......................... customers were making out at the self-service pumps. coals ............................. SOUIIUATE Then afamily station wagon drew up and tiny little ON kid — she must have been all of six years old — squealed, COTTDNP1CW$ .................AayWppi UATCCflI$ .......... ............ iocus "Daddy, can I pump this time?" That did It. COUNTYNOUNTY................... LOW low SIVINTY-TV111111 .. hOW 1 It COflE U.................... 1ii4il5 UNIfY TOWN .................... I backed up to the Island, switched off the engine, and LasAaeiss CUIT$ECOAX ..................Tw.IC$* Ill00T .................................Call then strolled with pret ended cool confidence to the nearest $i.I.,iis I1IOSTUIP KAIP(OAL __ pump. I turned the lever on ON. as Instructed by the Do a to IT ............... Pool No Monew dm of" .......... I ....... imubm illustrated directions pasted onto the side of the pump, DOUOU N(&US ............ IOSSIIII I&l $*OkITWITNIAI3 ............... and gripped the massive nozzle, siwne Ai,x JIOI Back at the car, I needed two hands to lift the License ............................ ofernsisail cs,i. SWINOUDUT ............. T v'$iN tag and remove the gas cap below. What to do with the gas EAT .................... TNU*5TZ . pump? I could tuck It under my arm, lay It on the contiSHhthl*IIIILII ..................AllU$ TIM-FOIlS ..........................Yes 1161(1* ............................ Suys TIN4OIJI,ASIS ..................... £YIRAU. .................. FICINI*$UedII, ThMl ....... . .... ........lscusoioss, , FIIITNIUA*S .................... SalaUckal TINSIVIN ........... A .............. on IN air FIIAL ...................... LallVansefisies 11*11*1 ............ .............. nvtnvt ........................*.iiats 101101-v .................. Whorl ars 107 FWA ........... uusVnlsn,wt.r T!NTMIITTTN*.ft ................ FLJPRJP ................. TticI'si*iiv I TINTNrnTT.siz ................WNilIisiti Foulwww.0 ................... T0011tlis.tø ...............Ipuugspmty 9flXQ5 ................. __ LUst Vact GITTINGOUT .....................ldsØsarl lULlS ................. amid 1-4, IGU5IUU ........ofalp*IdofWttei I can just seeiny cat Saznbo's TilONWINS ....... ::;:::::"':::,' brown rice and curled up plan to start in a small way: 0000 SUOCT ....................... $IinJIIIJ TUUA*A TAXI .............. face when I set in front of her a asleep on the rice was a sleek, bake some good healthy w __ £0111 ...................... Fioslvan,ahuts hole bowl of alfalfa sprouts ip grey cat. Not too healthy, I wheat bread instead of enwAU .......................... NI5M$VII j sprinkled with wheat germ, lIMIT ................................ thought. during the insubstantial 0*HN*TAWI ......................siuivi inslead of the customary Twowsilu.................... i.wyde Nevertheless, I ordered a produce which passes for white N_AngEl .........................Anss1.. Poultry Platter or Seafood WAlKAU0v9 : Overpe.VtTssfrmsprslgiial carrot Juice at the juice bar. It bread most places. Granola and NAMMEIXIN ................... Iiviniai WAUflfll Supper. was served by a waitress in yoghurt for breakfast, and Psles5wioa,_i C5s1cka WAU.TOWALL Feeding fruits and vegetables cotton robe and "hippie" beads. something fresh and raw with N_SNOW ...... UaalVssalwe.va.,lLw m00.NYE sn:I:.' :: :: ::::. to cats and dogs is carrying She had this nervous habit of each meal. Less meat, Less tat, vegetarIan1nalittie too far, In Piiatus$w brushing back her long, tangled no sugar isutiwovy ........... ............ -- ,, but more fiber, my opinion. It's hardly natural. ................. " U-yeonll.4,$e hair NOWASOU1 her eyes— andoutof more vitamins and minerals. But cutting dOWTI on red meat vegetarian, but they Insist What the cottage cheese Taingiady and spinach Add to this the fact that I've lJJOtE ......................T"ptjcsii ZOO ..................... kvtusadquasiar, and stepping up ont's Intake of they eat be organically grown, salad and carrot Juice as well. finally come around to playing fresh produce, grains and fibers too. I Left without risking my tennis again on a regular basis, does make sense. It's scary, some of the poisons health at the Juice bar. and will be getting some early For while now an ap-. we eat with relish, be they Now that experience was not nights now that the national 8, )14 , * iAA "Ual" ' preciatlon of the 'health food" sprayed onto our food, or mixed typical and it was unfair to convention 0 4 coverage is over fad has been hovering at the in with them. catagorize all health food -and I should be glowing with &UWW I These vegetarIan, or natural establishments in the same good health in no time. . periphery of my conciousness. it's been one of those things I food enthusiasts are commor v gr . y file. But like I id, f Just 10 Of fine folks have been buying and selling thei must get round to trying -like referred to as "health food impressionsi.... be too disgusted. After all, her rigs and most evething in those good, Jogging a mile or two a day, or nuts," South pretty 'unpoL, dependable Want Fortunately for my health, I t aste for good food included Ads. , writing home reg ularly. I have but in fact it's a complimnt. I think, I experienced my fir st cantaloupe, avocado, squash a cousin who lived for a year in think they're pretty smart folks , impression of a totally different and poaches! If you would like to turn your idle items into quick just Ali a California ashram, wearing to be "nuts" about health food. kind of health food store Utis dial a friendly Ad-Visor. white robes, practicing yoga at I haven't always felt this way. w'ek. The kind of health food Still pondering the question . dawn and forswearing all meat. The reason doesn't take a store which is far more whether to be, or not to be Ten-four, old buddy, WE seventy-three @11 the She says her whole life was psychologist to fathom. I'm one representative of those persons vaccinated againA Want AdsI , swine 'flu? better for fromhavingmore of those creatures who Is In- sin cerely dLvoted . III to a better Well, so are most other folks, vitality to sweeter breath. fluenced by first impressions. way of life through sensible according to Bob Daehn who Is 322-2611 Well, I can't exactly see My first visit to a "health" food eating (and exercising) habits. heading the county's Citizen's myself going the whole hog-er, store Impressed me adversly, It was Tuylor' Natural Foods, Committee for the Swine 'Flu whole bag ci granola ir that and It's taken a while to located In the Sanford Plaza, Vaccination Program. 931 -9993 way. But I'm working on a few rationalize away that in. clean and shiny bright, nd Nevertheless, Daehn and his changes of eating habits. Seems stinctive reaction, after a much-longer.than in- committee are going ahead and I' I'm in good company, too. It was In Ann Arbor, Mich., tended conversation with owner arranging courses to instruct GIori, Swanson, the Captain about three years ago. I Winnie Taylor, I finally put my nurses an the use of the Ped-O iv), and Tennllle, Dennis Weaver remember going Into this place resolve Into effect, and hun- Jet Innoculatlon me thod. These "HAPPY TO HELP You to name just a few celebrities which proclaimed to be a health ched myseil o a health food instruction sessions will take WHITE YOUR ACTION AD" have gone totally green. Not food store. The first thing I ________1`, placeAug.3landSep(.lfromi___ only are they totally noticed was a big barrel of Following Winnie's advice, I 5 p.m. at the Health Center. . . - U tYdi'it it6t. Career women, students, even grandmothers are doing It ' - , Division BREAKDOWN OF PUNDS: Everyone's doing It Young mothers are doing It. . .... - has been flied against YOU and you are required to serveacepy of your written defenses, If any, to It _______________ on FRANK C. WH I OHAM. ESQUIRE, PefIioner's attorney, ose address is Post f Ice Box 1330. Sanford, Florida, 32771. on or I - - theaters were lucrative, too, that an action for oissolulion of b .. 11 - Record serial number of because he could time the CS and keep It in a safe place, owner's return to their cars Discover BYJEANPAVrESON Women's Editor TmC$* ONUII Legal Nofice the CB chasitit Women ... _ ibil ,_.,_~'. ""'--- 1. ;a Pumping your own gasoline can be as easy as filling a bucket with water from the garden hose. Before beginning, shut off the car engine and extinguish all smoking materiaLs, The instructions are usually right on the pump. Typically, they are as follows: Turn one lever to RESET and the other to ON. It there Is only one lever on the pump, it turns to ON and automatically resets the gallons and dollars. UfttbflozzleoutofUscradjtdplace It Into the gas tank as far as It will ao. Gently squeeze the tndde hanca, of the nosile and the gas will dart to fliw. 6~~;, ..%,.".." -;:L-. . " - ~ ~~~~!I.JtL ~ii~illll ~~~~~~ -I~~ Return the nozzle to the pump and put the gas cap back on. Report the amount on the pump to the attendant. Occasionally, the amount Is also recorded inside the station on a computer. You may *111, of course, use your creau card for payment. MateriaLs also are usually available for windshield doming _______________ I —a-- --'--._______ - -- .;- '"..". 1 I 'Y it' i- . M a '. - - :, e , ( 'f_i: ,F I, ; ','. - . ,, ' ' ,,,' .4..,, I Several cents before you want to stop, slowly relieve the pressure on the inside handle until it stops at the proper amount. For a fill-up, the flow of gasoline will automatically stop when the tank is full In most pumps. I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A4 .~, I ~" - I -, .,. , . ? ( , I '' q-',1.,' 41 1P ,' ,1 _i(' 'p )J4I i'itic:;ii. ;.i' i..,.-'4 çr /.. '', 4~:Ii , , %'/' 'iA 1/,lt! �.• —IusIu NwsM, Satsrd, PL Locally, It's I kay. Avg. ii.s1 Summer As d. Usual Book mmnm~ Marry :. Recluse Leaves Half A I. " j RYDOIUSDIZT,ftaI 1 M*11'son became the bride of Malcom William Bordeaux Jr. on Aug.14, at 4 p.m. at the That Baptist Qi urth of Sanford. Dr. Jay T. Cosmito 'U the of. fld1UI1 at the candlelight, double ring ceremony. The bride Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. High Duncan of Sanford- Wld the bfldeVoOm'l parents are Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Bordeaux Sr. of Durham, N. C. iiotiin Hoei, organi, lad Y11 to the home thoy ___ while stationed __ tier,. pwdiiaed a program nuptial selections and Her tiered elbow-length veil of imported Illusion was secured to a moiIed Camelot bshdeau of Verdi, lace and seed pearls. She carried a hand bouquet of white orchids, white roses and yellow baby's breath showered with white satin streamers. Debra Anne Duncan attended her sister as maid of honor. The skirt of her yellow chiffon gown featured tire, full circular tiers. Two Identical graduating tiers highlighted the neckline, fotfl*15 a caPeltt4ffect which extended to the low cut back. Th e natural waistline was accented with a crushed chiffon belt and she carried a hand bouquet of yellow daisies. Bridesmaids were Kathy PUmes, cousin of the bride from Columbia, S. C.; and Mary and Martha Borde, IwL of the txidegroom from*rhani, N. C. Their gowns were Identical to the honor attnudant'i and they carried hand bouquets of white Hl&i grtea of the c1 of WoOd7 Analey. accompanied soloist .: "-._ to th 1161 who wire headed e Debbie WirfIeld of JOIIIIX It was announced that Mrs. V. Cdr. FOR is currently collages of their cholce. Qty, Tenn. . ____ ml °lug C. Neassoger presIdent of e th Given in marriage by her Is stationed at Or SPWOW for Natal , Partici pation In social and Pilot (ash of Sanford, attended grandfather, the bride r: ofllhabby, 7Syevold man, TTaIflIflg Ca nter, and will ____ ICIIVI*IN during t heir the 30th wmnal conv' a. dvt. for )i.r vnvi formal T.w •1 •• iz ij0 , p a t a'—.al four years in No school qulani gown Tuhloned ignored hi life - a frugal spent two weeks an a (Wing Sue CcIlmn (Mrs. E. C. Harper .,, recluse, was found on a trip hi Wiaconeon and Canade along the empire silhouette Jr.), Arlene Jacobson (Mrs. sidewalk In &ookI ___ which terminated in a full be& They were hnp.d with the " ° Car1es Tduibsum, Do= Jonefle Lee was honored on chapel sweep. venue lace inquiry later revealed that vast const ruction In the north The parents of Marilyn Lou Harper (Mrs. Reubin her wrtininy by her mother, embellished with seed Hcftman occsped a deab $7... and what looked ilke miles and Askew), Carolyn Patrick (Mrs. Mr. J. L Lee at their Park pearls enhanced the week room and left a fortune 01 miles of corn in Illinois— Messier of Sanford and Du3r100 Herbe rt AiiI4I Stenstrom), Penny Avenue home. Mrs. amomcedengage. tdghrlse waistline, the Ohio Mate than half million dollars enough to feed the world. (Mrs. Art Denial III of i.e were her mother, . C. to hia lotr sister,. (hue of the cuffs of the Bhiiep s1wves meid of Wade Hampton Garner Ellaville, Ga.) and Dial Boyle WInn, and her daughter, . heiresses wag Mrs. Carolyn Jr., enO neckline ,si the Aimowucement was ... of Or. and Mrs. Wade (wife of Dr. Jim Jackson of All1OlL Am " Greiller of Altamonte Springs. the eugageneot of Patricia H. Garner of Sanford. The 4 in Eñ,Iaod). candy heid prize. About . __ Griffith of Pensacola and wedding was set for Sept. guests plus several mothers the . nuaj scone, Cedly Raymond G. Fox of SSPJOrt On :-. Brownstone whose culIny The cose A backo-school fashion attended. . was married on The Geieis now live In Fort layout captured specialties ':are dill fesi ured Sept. ld Pensacola. Meyers where he Is an or- yow',g things posing an the Happy Birthday greetings weekly In The Herald, was The Fox family's ports4.call thopedic surgeon and orstairway at Yowehl's modeling went to Rebecca Jones, Mrs. A. geing strong as Aociat,d have been around the world. In culonally visits his mother in what th e hlgh1ion coed T. Ball, Roy Gilbert, Fred ..' Prow Food Editor the osrly 'lb's they returned to Sanford. would wear tocollsge. Weoring Ganas, Getrude Fox, Jackie .4 Sanford where he was stationed fashion similar to today's Dunn, Donald Boils, A. .1. Qty Ceewnimloner Andrew at Sanford Naval Air Station. 1.11 An attractive photo layout modes were Dial Boyle, Ramsey, JImmiE Williams. ..11 Curaway and W. A. Patrick They moved back to Sanford featured six protty Seminole Penrose Htchbon, Patrick and Mary agt Birth aaicuncrnerds were , _________________ • th, Terrific : Mr. and M. . ee ns ___ % • .:: .—..—__ . ............... --. ;.--.. •--....--,;... airL ,,photo Betty Len PirtJD, Mjs, and Mrs.AndrewSharpa girl; Sanfordof 1160, and ft'ch,l and Mr. and Mrs. Qiarie, R. % - *. with three Bowes, boy. youndars, Jack, Ivey, Dawu . .. ElDA NKHOL8 — and Lyn Ratigan. OId.fasblcned ttrlfty back-to. Hdcq--j school bargains at Pemey's The bridegroom's father Mr. arid Mrs. Dale St were; boyspolosts,eongs; . Jr. . served as best man. UsherQris (*randmr, Longwood, entertained a grvop of frj Big jeans, $1.16; plans on being a concert P0om&llei) were Charles lb. Bath and Tennis . Willis of Sanford, Pat "1 like the performing swimming pool at the Mayfair McCrory's featured the ' Bowman of Orlando, and arid, as ooied to teaching," ' Ian. following back-to-school MO sciuxi Brian Bordeaux, brother of RAW the law laleule'i high _____ -. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. specials: children's cotton Mudeig the bridegroom from EdwardBlggins,Jr.,M,.10 panties, 25 cents a pair; I' Durham, N. C. ;: Piaybugplanoforl3yeanhas •,pp Mrs. B. Perkins Jr., Mr. end children's cotton slips, 5949 1. been beneficial in many ways Mr. and Mrs. Duncan . Mrs. McKay Truluck, Mr. and cents; Misses rayon panties, 29 for him.Asa Member olLyman Pt entertained at a reception , _. I Mrs. Jack Ratlgan, Mr. and cents a pair; and Misses rayon in the church fellowship High School's M A. E. Shinholser, Dr. ps, $l. hail immediately following The Counny, and as preslde4 Mrs. John Morgan, Mr. and c Ann's Miruol Beauty Salon 'flISfl3 3 (fljflg , . Of ' the ceremony. . Mrs. William Bush and Mr. and advertised regular $10 machine year, axis has also been acFollowing a wedding trip Mrs. William Leffler Jr. permanent waves, two for companid for several rec the couple will make their AIsOMr.andMrs.RoyGre.ju, price of one. Senior beauticians 1 f musical productions, including home at 514.G S. Men0 Mr. and Mrs. James Crapps, wee Belle MLIieheW Rosemary .. a _ Godipell, Figmy Girl, denhall, Greensboro, N. C. •-; • Mr. and Mrs. W.M. Philips, Mr. Maminelli and Anna Mae The bride Is associated and Royal Gambit. He also .. and Mrs. CL D. Bishop Jr., Cdr. Chapman. . Ouip)jed all the mode, except wIth Hanson and Donahoe - - . 'and Mrs. Quarks Lee, RI*Ii .2... for the title song, for the Law Firm and the Sutherland, Martha WlgJut, It And it all happened 25 years Mrs. Makem WilliamBordeaux Jr. • production, Greensleeves. bridegroom Is employed by A. Newman Jr., Harry Lee Jr. ago this week! (Pboto by Bob Orwig) Montgomery Wards. axis won the award for the L__ modcreativity ondagein Seminole County, with s music and Lyrics. Variety Is Spice Of Although classical mime Is L ife really his thing he Is presently Nothing surprises or dismays that a large project requiring a I playing five nigbis a week at an :the challenge cia shaded patch Me more than to find somebody great deal of thought and . English Dinier-Theatre, In of closely worked Tufted stitch. embroidering away on a design planning is best started when a Ocoee. "It's just a fun job," he • • with such grim determination Tiresome hours of travel are quiet weekend gives me a salt ii, also organig at _ enhl+ened with you carry a -. that she's fOrgotteri 5he' doing chance to absorb myself 0cc,, United Methodist .•... small, easily worked piece 01 ... It for pleasure. Needlework isa SitchIng completely in it. Once darted, a Church. -. . embroidery which makes time joy— one with such variety and large picture becomes a series • On his 17th tArthday, QxIs scope that you can always find pass quickly. OSTRANDER CHRIS of small embroidery sessions, had a dream realized. He Elso a project that's exactly suited even a single hour allows you to Williams if you're reading a book on became the owner of beautiful pianist for the Lyman Concert he said. "My brother and sister to your mood. Which is why It's ______________ complete a leaf or a duster of grand plaoo.'1hat was really a Q. "I looking embroidery and have just come both live such a good idea to have eyeJ petals. surprise," he said. "Some 01 that," he said. He also said, families." ona new stttthora new way to "works inprogress.' it Don't let the pressures of my friends got me away from "Ms. Cher Stempier, drama use an old favorite, try It while to Chris likes play tennis, golf Just as avid readers read idea to have a variety of en- birthday or Christmas projects. They provide a your interest is fresh and alive. the house, and when I went coach at Lyman, really helped and bowl, but when he ,r- several books at a time, swit. broidery projects which they deadlines Interfere with the joy change of pace and the There are so many things home, there it was!" Practice me this past year. She has a forms, he appears as a cluing from fiction to biography can pick up and put clown as the of to do sessions last from 2 hours to 3 talent for bringing out the very stitching. Gifts can be satisfaction of Instant ac- with your needle, so many new Van Clllarrn. His hands move to travel to essays, many mood strikes them. ho urs daily. His advice to bed in her students." smaller designs which can be complistunent. avenues to explore. Why not easily on the keys, seemingly eedlewomen find it's a good it has been my experience finished in between other . would-be pianist? 'Start fairly Long winter evenings invite enjoy then all? After Chris graduates from without effort, and his m usic Is — and work with as few high sdmol, he plan., to con- fresh and impressive. breaks as possible. I took one tinue with his music at a New recent Teachers' Guild summer off and paid dearly f or England music school, or Audition In Orlando, Chris was I" Perhaps a Canadian university. the only entrant to receive a This year, Chris will be "I'm really French-Canadian," perfect score. Wayne Russell Colte, 13, Winter Springs, and Doria Philip Dougherty Read, 47, Charles Raymond Coublette, DeLand, and Beasle Ann Hollis, Darlene HolIday, 32, Winter and Dorothy Edgewater and Frances Ann 19, Sanford, and Christine Sorrento 11 Elizabeth Mizen, 2$, Sorrento , DeLanci Brown, 40, Fern Park Marvels Coulliette, 18, Sanford __________________ RlduardOelettColeman,lg, Martin Peter Shaw, 20, Malcolm William Bordeaux Herbert Lee Lowery, Lake Monroe and Kathy Rime Casselberry, and Grace Lynn nf _______________________ Charles Ray Smith Jr., 22, Jr., 21, Greensboro, N. C., and Sa ord and Pamela stuaron Lake Mary, and Kim Grace • Ogden, 47, Sanford Mills, 19, Maitland By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN Betty Louise Duncan, 21, Schmidt, 18, Lake Mary Stephen Eugene Clra, 23, 1, dean V each other. Charlie Lean Simms, 25, Dunwood, n, Sanford Raymond Wade Stevens, 18, Greensboro. DEAR ABBY: I was ii years Winter Park, and Regina Casselberry, and Mary Yvonne John George Parry, DEAR ANY: We ha ve two Dear ' Geneva, and Shari, Lynn John Clarence Jackson, 51, Longwood. old when my parents decided to sans, both In ____ Jean Campbell Maitland college, for , 18, David Paul Givinneys, 20, get a DeLand, and Ivanine Johnson, divorce. I felt Walter Lovett Jr., 33, terrible Haiiunar,35, Youngstown, OhIO we're very thankful because William Daniel Keefee, 21, 30, Detand Chuluota, and Laura Lee Altamonte Springs, and Brenda about ft Abby they both dropped aid and Philip Joseph Turgeon, 17, Deltona and Theresia Ann them not to, but they wculthu't Bennett, 11, Oviedo Clarence Ray Longford. 20, Joyce Bowie, 23, Altamonte Longwood and Paula Evel . decided to go back. Both are yn Fowler, 21, Sanford Clayton David NoIt, 22, Springs. Maitland, and Cynthia Jean , working part-time, but they O'Brien, 18, Longwood Jeffrey Walter Martin, 39, Spain, 23, Sanford T' my dad moved out and — prefer to live at borne, ______________ .• J my mom and I stayed alone lii The problem Is that they are Ofl $ — v-" the ho w. Igoc used ides, :: on a "health "kick, and they Well, that's what my mother and It really wasn't so tad look like they are ready to drop did. And she's the one who kept because Mom arid j Rivera, Jeanette and Neftal LA MCKiZUIOO, Delmas J. and g . dead from malmdrltloo. They telling me that he was no good Barrow, Myron B. and DeftJua Elvenla F. Then one night my won't touch most or fat 01 any and that I should leave him, over and they talked nearly an [Alma ) Ruskavich, Karol Marie and JOflS Beverly and James kind. And no dairy products Abby, I divorced my husband night long and he stayed over C Victor Joseph is pleased to introduce wukgs they are positively fat- because he abused our children nlxjn. My , free. me boys live on fresh arid beat me up so brutally that kiss h er Mom even let Dad ! ) Retha Slack, stylist •• . fruits, vegetables, nuts, rice I had to be hospitalized. My I Now they say thei are going "I WENT FROM A and wheat germ. mother knew all this, yet she to try to make a go of their 1 They meditate twice a day c'twaitwgil1wwgof marriage. I'm as __ C FAT 144 LBS. TO A . like a pair of s, house We and I'm our before she darted come? afraid e day thcyll put doling him. Retha is an expert THIN 119 LOS. IN I should be glad they aren't themselves hi. a trance arid Mymot C 42anddivqr,d, splitting Up, but I'm not. I'm hair stylist specializing It won't beabktocu*n.osgof It. andrnyhusheJIs32 I can't JUST 10 WEEKS' we should thank imagf ne the two together g upseL What is wrong with me? "I tried every diet on m. market JEALOUS AND UPSET In the newest methods God e not lid. drugs, I've heard It from About a dozen DEAR JEALOUS AND with no success. With TRIM 1 (theyumy won't even touch people already. I just can't UPSET: NotMa.g. you enjoyed • of hair cutting and CLINIC, I really achieved what I cigarettes), but bow we would Accept anI haye to I ,. kavirug your mm afl t y always thought to he a ho pe less blow drying. It love to see them eating like She insists they are just sell, and sow that you have to Cause. ' . ) nmnnid beings again to get a "friends," but people have seen share her with your dad again, "TRIM CLINIC showed me how to I hiscarmnfrontof1wrap. yojeaJowenp let the thin person hiding i nsiJ , SCan you help us? Phone 323-1973 ) mentall uigliandon weekends. • . These reactions are airmal, me to corn, out. I had medical DISTRAUGHT PARENTS -: • •. What do you think about a so dual feel guilty, Look at ft I • supervision the entire time and for appointment 1*1 C ,, setup ilk- this? this way: U they di make a go ' always felt energetic. I DEAR PARENTS: Maybe • HURTANDANGRY of their marriage, it could be beginning Monday, "TRIM CLINIC taught me to eat • YOU seed help to understaad v e rY bod y . DEAR HURT: They cnakl better faj e the right nods, maintain present • August 23. that your seas don't need the _______________ ) .•-•-. weight and lose.few more pounds. ""# kIaI of "belp"y.u'dllketoglve I could never have done It without • ( tcm. count Retha them!" The Herald Covers The Local ) while they c'.aant their vitamin,. icaa A. cl.slb* : . T _________________ ____ - Music Fills His \ Future ______ Needlewoman 's FTNI i Marriage Applications .' Kick 'Health' Habit, Says Mom .. r D is ci u ti Of Marriage Irene's Beauty Shop ' ( C Considerlog what some parents ' have gone tirough Is recent yes",you're among DEAR ABBY: What do you think of a mother who would start having an affair with I ". tanner son-in-law? And Immediateiy aftea her daughter's divorce? News of Seminole County FREE CONSULTATION 8311300 Better Than Any Other Along with Retha are experienced stylists Barbara, Susan, Lorraine and Irene to serve you. PROFESSIONALLY STAF,Eo, MEDICALLY LOW tOT PROGRAMS. Newspaper In The World. SUBSCRIBE NOW THE HERALD ,. • - TRIM CLINIC 711 BLDG., SUITE iii HWY. 435 AT MAITLAND AVE. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS ________ II 2640 Hiawatha Sanford, Ft. Ph. 323.)93 Shape Up, Shape Out Plastic Suraery ril , By DORIS DITRICH Herald C.rrespsudeat (tat theses) J p Gives Today, plastic surgery scotia No In the beauty field. Not to If you are not satisfied with your present shape, you can either shape-up or shape-out •.' ..-'s / hrough the marvels 01 plastic, t f coarnetic and reconstructive ,.' ', ,, • surgery, Surely. nearly every woman • has glanced Into a mirror ' searching for a new wrinkle, I .. Perhaps she has moved her now from side to side, pushed In on one 01 her double chins, twisted her mouth In all • • I directions, stretched her eyes 11 or held her protruding ears flat , ,,''• • . against her bead. F All of these flaws can be corrected through recon• dructive survery without a '1 complete face lift. The • • chemical peel eliminates fine wrinkles around the mouth and a scarred skin can be smootfrd ....''fl• USBORNE...... thrnnh d.rmnt.rs.inn :r .- ' ,. .. -' I tn. .,.....h......Ut... lift Six sometknes receiving injections 01 a phi 01 silicone In each breost. The liquid "travels" to other body parts, causing shapelesauess arid resulted in several dedlue. The banning of medical. grade liquid silicone by the FDA prompted the question, "Just what is the purpose medical-grade silicone?" In the interest of medical science, the only manudacturers of medical-grade silicone, Dow COCJIIg ( poraticn, was authorized bythe FDA to investigate the pros and cons of silicone, be overlooked we the wonders of reconstructive surgery for victims of skin cancer, polio, bwns accidents. Surgery corrects sagging aWarnens, buttocks, thiglue and arms following excessive weight loss. Many parents have considered a child's protruding ears a disaster. The operation (otoplasty) can be performed In a plastic surgeon's private operating room and is relatively simple. In the Central Florida area many men have had successful hair transplants—and appear rejuvenated in the process. Several years ago the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) prohIbited the use 01 liquid silicone for enlarging the breasts. West Coast show girls .: were victims of $thr impure A injections cannot be r m 'ipared prominent plastic and a dermatologist formed a panel and began conducting experiments. Alt hough MIII In the experimental stages, since 1115 several hundred men and women have beau receiving hypodermic silicone injections over a long period 01 time to pimp out wrinkles and flaws. To date, no repercussions have occured from the tiny, well, spaced injections, (hue plJc surgeon feels that In the miniscule dw, the Users ahaorb the 1Icon, so that It does not "travel". Those with the maimve raid in. jedions of several yen ago. surgeons we ___ __ patie nts 00many Ilq=W ____ obtalni black-market , u u, m , _____ silicone Injections, the pudics is highly 111". And a final ruthder arid Urfl—lor any type plastic, Cosmetic or reconstructIve surgery for health's sake, consult a qualified specialist In this field. - . .• • iC" . • . . • -. .' ' . I - - S •t_ TV Convention Covera1111119 e: Do You Resent It? 1_ n..1t1C._ V_ alf- _~~ = ` — • . Benjamin Doe, Sanford: said, "Well, It shows how the political processes are working. I don't resent the time taken to do It. When I'm not in church, lUke to watch." $' ' ' • .9 S -: - ( i "7!* . 'I4 . . Ettaleen Jowers, Apopka: "I resent It, I really do. It's not that I'm not intereded. Why should they take up the whole TV time, when a few minutes could be used to let you know what's going on. But not the whole time." Betty Ash with modem macrame eredl (Herald Phib by Elh Niches) : . 'i I ... ~ Nimble Fingers 10> Business, Hobby All Tied Up MYRA KORLER By ELDA NICHOLS Herald corespondent Myra Kohler, Altamonte Springs: said, "They should limit the coverage to one channel, as they did with the Olympics You could watch, or just check on it, and then be able to watch other programs." If you are looking for a new hobby, and you feel like you are tied up in knots, you may as well dart tying macrame knots and have something pretty to show for It! Macrame Is really coming into great popularity. U you aren't into macrame yet, you just aren't with it. Maybe you think it's too difficult for the average person went to Thule, Greenland, to build the first Jet Air Base there, she decided to go into the hotel business. "After we moved to Florida, I opened the Cocoa Beach Ramada Inn. Shortly after that, I was put in charge of 10 motels. But It proved to be too much work. I suffered two cardiac arrests. We moved to Winter like to bother with then. But I've discovered you can't sell children short; I love to 'ork with them." Betty learned macrame from reading books and studying the intricate work. She discovered how high prices were for some of the materials, and she decided to keep her prices Springs about four years ago. I within the range of everyone. decided I wanted to do She uses only the best kinds of something, because I just materials for macrame. "The cheap material Just Isn't any couldn't sit and do nothing." good," she said. Some of the ioao. You re wrong. According Smiling, she continued, to Betty Ash, owner of a new know, I feel God led me here. I Jute used comes from Taiwan. shop In Longwood, Misty wasn't even looking for a place, A mail-cord that she uses Uhinions,ltls easy. "After one but a friend suggested l use this CO(fl5 In many colors and Is gteed not to fade or rot lesson, you can make just about building and open a shop." Our new editor wanted a new Seconds later, the rap, rap, doused the camera and me with and Longwood Mayor filled and resists mildew. Polyester Is James anything, and after three, you Today, the shop is with column with a new approach. rapping at the door was not the hot coffee. Lonnann. can make a Would he elaborate, be more gorgeous TIkI. It's ceramic greenware, pottery, used in some of the macrame. raven. There stood Sister After what appeared to be the Everybody knows the just a matter of tying knots, and Anything specific? I asked. floral plants, stains and glazes, The shop is small, but as she . loaded down with coffee and last long mile of trudging, there meaning of R.S.V.P. in there are 164 knots In and everything for macrame. said, "This Is a big as I want to "Oh, a little bit of everything steam iron. • stood my smiling husband, who lower left hand corner, but they macrame." "I have classes for just about go." and anything — anything While I skinned on some looked like the Prince of Peace. ask what the following A.S.A.P. Betty hasn't always been goes," was the gist of his reply. a any age group," she said. Betty takes a lively Interest In threads, smeared on a , For what it's worth - and stands for. 1C2 macrame expert. She was a So, here goes. Between the Youngsters are a special politics, and she and her Doris Dietrich 4 smidgeon of make-up and there's lots more - during the After searching through registered nurse through World breed to Betty. "A lot of people husband have hosted parties for shuffling and dealing, I'm steamed Funnyface's frilly hour Jaunt, we changed auto reference books, I register zero. War II. When her husband, won't take children in macrame several current Democratic assuming that hearts are frock of pink dotted organza, eight times and motored over However, in the service, "Get Claude, who is an engineer, or ceramic classes. They don't candidates. trumps and the joker is wild... removed before our Pet passed. Sister dumped Duinplln' In the 200 miles. I must admit I'm in complete moving asap", is translated "as The steps leading to the 747 lavatory for her daily dunking. soon as possible", so get going. The time was 6:30 p.m jet might just as well have been Daughter casually curled and agreement with the words to Sunday, Mission: to attend Aunt a stairway to the stars to this teased her tresses and applied the old-time favorite, "The old At times on hectic days, busy Verna's funeral at 10 a.m. overburdened traveller, layers of "goo' to her face while gray mare, she ain't - she's 404!k6 reporters just don't think about Monday in Montgomery, Ala. The buzz to Atlanta was brief, serenely sipping the steaming gotta be better! taking ten to much and crunch. f1ssion impossible -or so they Arriving there, it was up and Joe. 1 / occasion we strike it rich, said. down and 'round and 'round to A glance into the mailbox On Then off we went, with a swift which was my good fortune A call to the jetport revealed discover the "puddle jumper" "Hi" and "Bye" making the disclosed disclosed that some clown had no reservations in sight for the to Montgomery was late and we rounds and kissing countless deposited an empty Hershey when I interviewed Liz Helfrich for the Herald's Cook of the 10:30 p.m. flight. Instructions were still on standby. country cousins and other kin. Milk Chocolate wrapper. Week. were to arrive at jetport an , .a.0 ~ Starving and thirsty to the Bumpkin behaved beautifully Further observation revealed a I hour early for stand-by, which point of downing some until we reached the site of the "real sweet" message from Bill Liz and her husband, Dr. boiled down to leaving home prebotfled formula, hopes were family finale. Don't know and Walter Glelow who were Norm Helf rich, are diet. two hours early to pick up lifted when it was announced whether it was the Alabama doing Hershey, Pa. while on conscious, but she whipped up daughter Mary and her 24- we would be among the air- heat or red clay that got to her, vacation, several of her specialties and _ mordhold Baby Laurie. waves at about 2:45 a.m. but after sprawling out on a presented me with the recipes Another call reserved a Traveling first class, we were family heirloom bed covering, Several inquiries have been for the column. But that's not Adult rental car at our destination in eagerly looking forward to the she let out a thunderous roar. recorded regarding an invite to all. She shared most of the the event we lucked out and two "freebies" we would be The day's chug-a-lugging a political shindig honoring Jim culinary delights with me. iauercise made the flight, scheduled to served en route. No such luck. resulted in whoop.de.doo all Ryan, given by June Lormann Mamma Mis, what a treat! In Montomerv 50 flit IA litrh.iI.n,. 1t)4. wnr, y,v, wv eh. t,...I.. ..i, Teen Jeivi arrive in iuvvq uvupreuu IL V •- -.—.. minutes after midnight. The dorm I ever saw), the at- was off with the frills and after Montgomery airport Is out in tendanta were grounded tntheir another dunking, Gorgeous the "boonies' and we wanted to jump seats for the entire flight, grinned greater than Jimmy spare relatives the ordeal of When the late, late plane Carter. meeting the plane, touched down, it Just had to be Mission accomplished, we t. Getting ready was no real big in the cotton field outside had Just the return journey to deal - maybe a few drops of Mobile. To avoid the early survive. We must have circled '' sweat. There was an hour and morning stampede we sat put Canada via Mexico before 45 minutes to get a bite of din- until the other passengers were bouncing into Atlanta, and din, dab a quick coat of enamel de-planed, and then hobbled there was one more major % 'on my nails, throw a change into the deserted terminal while catastrophe before our Orlando .qallr Into an overnight case and raindrops kept failing on our descent. A flight attendant rescue Daughter and Dolly. heads. Daughter was armed with The rental car was nowhere many pounds of cast on her in sight. xoken leg which automatically There was not a nickel, dime A • i ategorlzed her a complete or quarter between us to send Of casualty. out an S.O.S. to the homefotks. My artillery consisted of a Daughter finally reached a satchel dangling from one nearby hostelry which agreed shoulder brimming over with to send a limousine for us. Precious' pretties and par. The forgotten luggage phernalia. On the other registered only as we spotted a Classes Begin Sept. 7th shoulder sagged a bag with my clerk locking a door marked REGISTRATION HOURS: glamour gear and other getup. "Baggage". Hold It! We In my arms Cutie cuddled in retrieved our ducts at the nick of ter carrier which was a catch- time. After plunking Princess on a all for a miscellaneous mess of last-minute 'musts", including pillow in a dresser drawer at ARTS ~ my toavy camera. the inn, I dialed Sister Colleen We were on, and now to clear who yawned that she would the detection gate. infant make her appearance at about '1irrr. flunked Imnspection. Her metal 7:30 am. to help get us meving Va l erie 1We ld n Wrig toward a 9 a.m. deadline. carrier stand had to be w..UI!uJUJ1IJIJ 'Old Grey Mare' Better Than Used To Be All IT UP'. _ r ,...,. :,'i:, "e tw ylv/1#404 Wonderful World AM'k '$ 1J'j, 't4,4i .- 54111 "t I ~,A -_1'1Fi%A'2& 6 W-W~ -4 1.,_A~ lijil-AN;~ i"1*11 ,"40~,,_ . i.:•c.' 'r' '-• j- .14w;, ,M"-, , , _N~_Xelw "'I InI.-M17 .I ft -q Dance '.-. * REGISTER NOW . I I . ~ . ; .• ...'; :. •.. •...- . ., . SCHOOL OF DANCE Irene ' s Beauty Shop P' Team Diet Approach Ovorks For Betty Osborne When Betty Osborne dips fromherdlotand gains a pound or oints herself, which is bad enough. But she also = hX w .11 Her "learn" includes the director AN other workers at the ~Illbt Zr hr: wn Lc Clinic In Altomonts Springs. "No way couldI o ," declares Mrs. Osborne of Aldean Drive, Sanford. "Yougetthefeellngthey rally 5," 'Mrs. Osborne has tried most weight loss methods, including it . special diets combined with medication recommended by her doctor. She had success with the Weight Watchers method, losing 87 pounds off her five-foot, two-Inch frame over a period of six months. But she didn't keep itup, and slowly the scales told the sad dory of added poundage. For her particular weight patterns and lifestyle, Mrs. Osborne has found that the Trim Clinic way today simmer works bed. "You're not on your own. You work with the team down there," she explained. Na kind of moral support Is what Mrs. Osborn believes she needs. While her husband, Albie, was 'rving In the Marine Corps (he's now retired), he was gone on , tours of as long 83 18 months to three yam at a time. Mrs. Osborne sat home and consoled herself with food. But now she has Albie to encourage her correct eating habits, as well as Andy, Sandy and the others down at Trim. At the start ofalO at 12-week program, Mrs. Osborne visits lb dlinlcthree times week, And this ls reduced to two, then one weekly visit. She e'plalned that Ann Dellato, director of Trim, uses a "psyche iHrmnh" method. In the pad 12 weeks, she has lost 53 pounds. She plans at. ndlng one more session to bring her weight to a bearable 130 pounds or so. "I'm a different person. My husband's exuberant," • she said. kuy, Aug, n, 010—iC i!sala. Herald, Iselset FL I a d Miriam 1 _ - j I #i-p.-i.- j-.-rr4"- • • • •• .-. , • " "'-'. • W'?"t , • 1 • • ' ''i 1. • ',•• .'., -, '.:c: t? I - • • I 4i''_'".' •. •• ' •• 4.tW , - I 'p -,'•' ,' ,':''.. IM �4C-4veais, NsrsM. Slullit FL softy. Aq.n. Im - BLONDIE -- - —• _____ Anew to Previous Puzzle 501ed Names *RO HOROSCOPE !I 31Un$ts01ensrgy IPoler sipeorer. 39 Chesl rattle Aftiral -- 4189 waled 42 Summer (F,.) 3 Actor. P 44 Paeioloolcal 9 Kw.fPper Ikids _ -- its Takes into Franklin 13 14 UX For Sunday. August 22, 1976 ___ c;;? I 111 of 15 Pwlormance Leopold 54 Musical mutes 17 Litter of 56 B*bY$OflI$fl SIDIISbII all 18 Cavalry group 19 Moved 21 Antitoxin THE BORN LOSER pidlstalj 5 EfltWQIS sky god 6 Agreent 57 POW 1141" of 7 Mla? 8 I1ti'1o' 58 State (Fr.) 9 Interior Places 59 HQISYS (ati.) tO Fencing 23 Legal point 60 Legal 24 Modern (ab.) document 27 Jargon 29 Measure of awriK" To or up LThA uTU. cit*jgs FM iwo. J weapon It Exigency IS MediCinal phmnt SI Not any DOWN 30 GudruWi 5001111 . ARIES( March 21-April is) 0 tuuay. Nice things are being said behind your beck. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.,fl) Imagination Is very kwn Your cherish volved with persons da the to y. Follow through on Idea,' You're e ct. and resp r op into your heed They' that p ft catalyst. rr aD nditions are very favorable today, especially If YOU' n- 31 you 33 Savor 35 Swerved 40 Inter 43 Ancient chato 45 ForeIgner 46 Wing-stupid 47 Tsar asunder DOUBU 10 be miiy Ones. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. somewhere fun to .. short jaunt 20 Eagles home 48 Entice piper ,, u You're lucky fo r others 21) l yo w ill quel ur 32 Incarnation 01 1 Outlaw. Black 22 More unusual 50 Prepostionr alto died ffer Vishnu 24 Ship officer 51 College official restlessness today. Try to get today and, In turn, lucky for 34 Fly 2 Belgian rIver 25 Above 52 Italian city yourself. Joint ventures will an early art. 36 BrIdge holding 3 City in Nevada 26 Hazardous 55 Actor. work out better than playing It 37 Scarab 4 Parts 01 26 Postpone Cameron GEMINI (Mar 21-June 20) solo. — — Yott material prospects are far CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. brighter today than they were 2 19) Harmony follows you likes 3 4 yesterday. See If you can Instigate something profitable. shadow today. You have a way ill ie 17 of putting those around you at CANCER (June 21-JIllYfl) ease with your "antic manner. This in a day when you're apt to 8 be luckier dealing with big AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Issues than you would be with Don't be hesitant to talk about I — small ones. career matters to big shots you ' m 31 Othe might run today. could be°it? w you today. Don't stymie their I PISCES (Feb. 20-?etardt Z) efforts. They know you're not Persons In a position of In. J Iooiuns br a free ride Pnq,.r- will hz eyes on VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) you today. The Impression j • — — — Something good is in the offing you'll make will be favorable. for you which will awaken new YOUR BIRTHDAY hopes. MrinInvolved — —48 51 Aw 22,I= It will be primarily through — — — — — A rise in status and position b your efforts. likely for you this year. •1'),' — LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) right people will be working for — W — Your standing with your con- you behind the scenes, pulling W — temporaries is at a high point the strings. . . , -- V st -- r- r i— r- r i — — . l — EETLE BAILEY — — — — A*B, you • HAVE w gc*,', s,g (T.1E,' 6WOULDNiT MME 71IOSE T,4lN& 1.00< 00 \ ,cWct4 LIKE ICE-CREAM ) ;Ai.WA z CAN'T :C,IECK b(* T AW - Ar — .- j — • — ... . I S 5 I . - .- — . — j ARCHIE by Bob Montana — — — — uIU6MEAD. CAN\ VU TAKE OUR PICTURE WITH r — — — — - The thinker willwin that first head th his own hand and play his ace and queen of diamonds. He won't care about the king since as long as the suit breaks better than 0-2 by Stoffel & the jack of diamonds will allow him to get rid of his potential heart loser. He will 4qm' Ill PRISCILLAS POP THERE ME THERE ARE JUST NEW WIGGLES. I ) NO NEW LEARN 'ç_STEPS! THE NEW - STEPS! BUMPS, GRINDS. '\ SNAKES. JERKS. , QUIVERS... .- .--. — r ' AN C E \ \ A oJ rLJPI ) SUNCES, TWI5T5T1 ...SHUFFLES2 RMS. P5. SHIMMIES, ROLLS,J TWITCHES. 6 0W BENDS. STAGGERS. ERS, LEAFS. SPASMS. DONT BE HOPS... SITTER. DEAR! YL loudest will deliver the lea SCORPIO (Oct. fl-Nov. 22 today, but you could do Your eye will be on the target something foolish at the last today. Your efforts will be minute to offset your good ef- rewarded. However, you may forts. have to carry some dead weight TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) along. Although the price of 3omeWng SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. today is inflated, you're willing 21) Be content with your lot to pay It. This attitude could today. Don't envy something cause you to make a costly bad another has. It probably deal. wouldn't provide you wit* GEMINI (May 21-June 20) additional happiness. You have a tendency today to CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan. . may decide to try an im- (For a copy of JA(..OBY MODERN. S 0 at Bridge,"do this newspaper. P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station, hew York, NY 10019) Today, not everyone who promises will live up to his or ,.. her word. £l ones who ii U rVE FINISHED PUTTING GOOD, OUR. ATHLETIC MEMENTOS BUT IN THE NEW DI5PLA'I WHAT'S CASE, COACH THAT s' . . . •;• . • ' .. ,. S . . - • •.; 1 0 . 4 — ½ .. ' . .,.. ..... tt g . • U. 0 0 0 c C ____ ' , 0 v U.Z -. n z 3 , . . ' z w 0 . . 8 ' by Gill Fox .i g Lawi -Q Z , 0 P - U) cr - . -I g. -1.51 . c Oy .. - - CD • - p 8 0 W 09 ca F III \ LOSING 32 5TRAIGMT \FOOTBALL GGiM ES i z g • . LU .W N < .° - . - -. . ' c71 . - 2 tu -' p i 2 E - jw , 9 , . a. - . 9. S ; 00 -1 ,,, -- , j CL . ___ "s ( YOU DON'T REMEM9ETAE (1'Ow!L iOU THREW IN APTE I— . , this year. Don't bring them into speculative ventures though, or reyou m be ye*7 wary. t I by Larry • - we recta a bit to i mpress your audience. UU% t become you. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Business opportunities are promising today, provided you don't believe you'll get something for nothing. Fantasy Is free, but that's all. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're """ SIDE GLANCES CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURN ____ '" mediate trump finesse by leading dummy's jack. East will cover with the king. Our hero will play a second trump and the 4-1 trump break will leave him just one trick Mort /a LIN I by Al Vemwe ARIES (March 21-April 19) iou re pracucai up to a point 19) Avoid talking prematurely today about anything you want trick lost in each of three suits won't cost him his game. kept confidential awhile. A loose statement would defeat your purpose. hag L AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) To wind up our answers on Your resolve Is only rnldly firm point count we want to stress today. You could be swayed. once more .that cards take Don't compromise your ideals tricks, not points. In valuing PISCES (Feb. Mj,rrh in your hand late in the bidding. adroit today so long as money's Conditions look very favorable The player who doesn titop very voids and singletons become not involved. Where dollars careerwise, but what you want important if you have change hands, they're li to study the complete kely to to attain may take more work trump control and your op. sip before playing from through your lingers, than you realize. Don't anbidding th to the first trick is going to be mighty sorry with today Don't be so wrapped up In aren't worth anything for pur. hand. material things today that you pose of doubling your YOUR BIRThDAY He will go righ t Up with ponents If th are In their let something uplifting pass you Aug. 23,1978 dummy's ace of hearts and suits, but will ey be If they are In by. Money Isn't everything. Allies of long4tandlng can be study about his next play. He your partner's tllllose atnmptckbijto 5HCULD r ForMonday, August 23, 1976 of his contract. He may try a diamond finesse. That will lose and again he will be in never- WE .2J — — — — — — — By OSWALD and JA%IE.S JACOEW BUGS BUNNY S . — WIN AT BRIDGE LThEBIRDS' I .,.,. .. — EU? 4N WiTH CAMERA • . — 0 • I•ll._. - — . .. — — - ,,. Jr- — 0' Orion 10 -LF dd -- !4JJ W a ju)~ a Z 15 9 8~ Z . u . FRANK AND ERNEST Uj T 8-21 T 0 LL Cr . 13 0 ' L 4 2 rn ail C4 C by Bob Thoves us W :15 0A Z All Z 0 q 0 8 WR IN § - ~ N - 9 g I~ 2 I A 8X ,! ? I to in g c: %. 8 Ir , 8X?~ W 2 V i:)0(A I it I - fil I & 8 a V s6d 8 . 8 . ~W 8 3: ~ or - az cr W ~i U. "No, Henry's not tired !j out from our vacation. He's tired out Z from wondering how he's going topayfo,it,.. 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Captu red, . 94 By ED PRICKETT herald Staff writer :E :;I All I IIL \Y1\ -. ij I I\!?!k.!I<Lo( __ ___ . — i' 's . _ , Z ( __ _ Etk • . •, / r to ey," Freeman said in lot of all rulings, any elected official who j 6 e declared the commissioner. • - S 3 F-r 1.4 - 1.41 3 2 C, FA *§ . 9 n. r -. ~Fxr M '98, . B — -- Na - - D 3 a, D Z —'. Er , q - . I $ , —I I n it r Ta 3 _____________________________ go Il 6 om _________ - suction of an Inside entrance projects, City Manager Warren to the Civic Center restrooms, Knowles said. Funding will be expected to cost $1,800, and considered each year during .1 t>q = 0 - + - a , ~i CL a, Z ~ 9 ' M . MCA IS —I _______ . . • • q' ,•l . • •.., - • 'q •• - ' . -• , ft F .•& . • '' -. • . .. •- - :• ,. - • - .' ,llIv_. " U7 If • i,• , •• • - ,- . . •., :• - .•• . a I 4" • • . . • dards Include minimum ustaff ratios as well as requirementa for square feet of space, s inks, toilets and other subt the number of hours and the type of work" That all It says I'ye got to do, the attorney added. equipment based on the number of children attending a center However, Freeman declined to disclose the exact contents of the planned letter because he said he wanted Kim- Day care centers will abo have toprdeweU.balancedmeals, including hot lunches at least four days a week trough to get the letter before contents are released. Kun broughd if he doesn't get the ormaUon he requested, the committee won't be able to perform the job request ed by the chairman es meU., he Aslmpiereferra1 to the contract o. doesn't have a breakdown" Kimbro h said. Today Kimbrough said Freeman could have given his reply -. ,'•.. AroundTheOock Bridge ' Calendar 4-B .............$-A Seminole High's dance-drill team and majorettes word .................4-B took to the practice field this morning to begin Editorial............... .. 4-A .................2-B preparing for the upcoming season, when they will im rovement3 to the Celery City conunissioners are also Avenue athletic fields. which scheduled to discuss tonight a has been delayed until court proposed revision to the city's participate at prep football games with the high Dr. m- ------------------ -school band. During this morning's workQut. on lovely little majorette decided to catch a few rays of sunshine on her face — trying to get th at one more preceed1n inlving 21 acres ordinance on outside display of that was once the naval merchandise, which in now ty,' AsA. County Alty. Robert Pierce for delivery at Tuesday's county commission meeting. That V b h says would have been faster. "It looks like a little time delay." the said. to - V "A"r CATCHING -• •. . Co untyAtty.TomFreeman aJdtoday he will .J County Commissioner John KlmbrouaJ to Freeman's contract with the county in answer to Klmbrough's query co nce rning $13,000 in legal fees. Freeman said that later this week he will send Kimbrough a certified letter with a reply to Kimbrough's challenge that f Involving last years jail fire are "void" of any detailed breakdown. Klmbrough Issued challenge test week after CommlssionCoaInnMike wayappojjyj. brough and Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski to a twoman committee to study ways to provide less expensive legal services to Seminole. "I have reviewed the contract I have with co coat of tan prior to next week's opening of school. public. ri ght of way. Dear Abby Obituaries spu ........................ 0.7-A Television .................A The issue surfaced after Hattaway promised to study %ays to reduce the $115,000-a-year paid Freeman's law Both Kimbrough and Richard Williams claim the county could save an estimated $100.000 in legal fees by creation of a legal department. The new department would be required to handle labor affairs in addition to Freeman's duties. There is $70,000 budgeted next year to pay r attorney, Alley. AlleyY Blue B! oI Tampa. Freeman has requested Women Fn V • . 5 -U.S. Warships, Soviet Shadow Move Towat d _____ .... IM ____________ CIO . a I- 9 C, •-. - 0 4 - MK= on V . S + - a a. rl SEOUL South Korea API — 9 C13 & CA " ft r_1 . o .. ____ VIR 0Z 10 - _ ______ — .:i> -4 0 9 E — 10 — § ,,-& - a on - 4A . U.S. aircraft carrier Midway and tour escorting war- A North Korean broadcast tions Command working party said the dispatch of the naval Korea both reI j message that was pruning a tree in the forcetoKoreanwateratwought from North K(wva hich said ships were reported approachIng Korean waters today to joint security wne at Pan- the situation "closer to the brink of war." But the 151-m ile-long demilitarized zone between North and theciash last Wediday was inunjom. The workers shouted "Down with murder-gan gste r Kim 11sung," the North Korean presi- regretful." "We do not find his mes-saga Mhe ______ r __________ - reinforce the American warnIng to North Korea against aton . forces _________ ..J ' to be acceptable since it does not acknowle0ge respomibility The U & Command refused to South Korea was reported qul &t, as it has been since the dent, "Clubs for mad dog and divulge the exact whereabouts slaying last Wednesday of two President Chung litv Park'itt of the Navy American Army officers by lmocratiRepubIican PY North Korean guards in the meditated murders of the two U.N. Command offlicers," Wd Slaic Depaent spoken and oppwition parties issued Pamnunjoni truce village, Jotgi Ordway in Washington. statements calling on the guy- Thousands of South Korean A Korean official corn- ernment to take "strongest pos- workers assembled for rallies sible measures" against Corn- inented: "'I '"he North Koreans today denouncing North Korea munist provocations. tacks _____________________________ * - comUes — Iswaiting forte funds before beginning a licensing program. . - The unenforced state t j 'ap- nrnrwlated for enforcement Seminole like mostFlorida more than $17,000 worth of regular budget settled. ME t over eara o but l academy junior school are prohibited within 50 feet of the ____ 03 AV :W Sanlordreddentawill have a lncludedintheplanforfuture chance to voice their opinions years are a new fire departtonight on the city's proposed ment sub-station In the $3•lmllflonbudgetata7o'clock southwest section of the city, public hearing more tennis courts, ahandball A state program of minimum standards for day care centers was n b Florida no funds Slated for the fiscal year Approval of the five-year plan which begins Oct. I are con- does not commit funds to the - 3 . '3 - • et provement plan which will e xpansion; new fire hythants; serve as a guideline for adding andaconnectlngloopofAloct ne w city facilities until 1961 Boulevard - Sr, A3 C1 u q 1.commenttsa ive-year m- Fort Mellon ar,sewer pl ant 6 :r z. Er , CL f Also on the agenda for citizen court and public restrooms at B r- 06 .0 - B dg Hearing Tonight Sanford m ft 5. eo participate In a voluntary program conducted by CommunIty Coordinated Child CarefrCentral F1oida,wlgth in Orlando. . Slncetheunwnttenpolicywaslmplementedtwoyearsago. . a . 1 Seminole has collected about $0,000, with $5-million slated for future collections. • + Fr + • T LE There are no minimum standards for day care centers in Seminole, althoigh some do fee. m a. Sr - ' policy of requiring area builders and developers to pay the $310 o g ch in- director of the health depart. the tenanW complaints, the sanitary conditions at the day the Egyptair plane after it took Moammar Khadafy is Egyptian mitteetoreachsome kind ofsolUonon thecounty's un writ — gg a 0 C6 -- He said tourists scheduled to say festatlon problem during a July ment's environmental health commissioners delayed r care center, and had not been off from from Cairn for Luxor, President Anwar Sadat's main 24 inspection of the day care division. But a personnel newing a lease for the thy care prompted by a complaint. 8 miles to the south. The Arab enemy. center serving children who change has delayed the second center, which Is operated by cornDay care centers In Seminole live In Sanford's public housing inspection. Frances Coleman Jackson, a County are checked only for r It was learned today. candidate for the'SthOlt general sanita.tL. der, located under fire from tenantsw The y County school board. requirements and fire safety, at Castle Brewer Co on told Sanford Hoing Authority ega, Mrs. Jackson has been along with all other public facilities. HE Williams also denied the attorney's contention that it would take an act by the legislature to legalize impact fees. Seminole, Williams says, already has that power under the Comprehensive End Planning Ad. • In April, the county commission appointed an ad hoc coin- P con- WuV4 Williams says Dyke's ruling "means nothing" until it has been analyzed. Freeman said he has copies of the order and is in theprocssofMudythgthe rul Ing'simpacton&mle County. . 3 in Sanford's westslde was commissioners test week that unaveilahie for comment se called the Abdel Nasser Move Egyptian officiate reportedly scheduled for a follo-up the center in Infested with Friday. ment, named nfter the late believed the hijackers had been spedlon "a couple .of weeks" roaches. Robbins d Jy 24 Egyptian president. t ra lnedandNred bytheUbya County health depa rt ment after that, d Val P bins To allow time to investigate spection was a routine check of The gunmen commandeered government. Libyan President fees. LL jailed in Egypt nection with two assa ination leave Luxor had been barred -attempts, the sources said. from the airport and passenThe hijackers claim to be gers already at the field were But Freeman says the only way impact fees would be legal is to enact a statewide law that would authorize collection of the 1: Ile gunmen were also de- request of officials at the airmanding, the release of five port. By JACQUELIN E DOWD Herald SWf Writer that's attorney no Williams and Commissioner John Kimbrough have fought , the present system o collecting 10 per wt sees. uvy Rg - Pr CL ::. hearing In Seminole County. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) ' Center Fa e, homeowners would be forced to shoulder obligation are released from the once mandatory fee. Williams to a New York case msoner !wU said assesents WfTtuucOfl based ptnsve growth p'a' h • P Was found 10 . le W illiams 1u. a system se up equitable, e, Fourteen of the passengers were Arabs, the airline said and most of the others were Frenth and Japanese tourIst An official at the New Winter e Hotel In Luxor told The sweltering 100-degree-plus heat Associated Press by telephone wlthofflclalsled byPrirneMtn.. that the hotel had sent lunch inter Maxndouh Salem. and drinks for 100 persons on per , e oi tv to takes the Position Wifitams in taking "in not acting in interests of the cIUz." aboard. The had beend din the release of five persons jailed In Egypt and enough fudto fly to Libya, the sources said. negotiated Roaches Found Last Month make," says Williams. Williams said impact fees can be collected If it is done equitably and in accordance with the county's comprehensive FR 9 , ,,,, • from event a Sanford iVsC CflivI', U1 cluding Penny "votes" collected by the queen Kelly (Friar Tuck) Judah and Mark (Buttermilk) Williams were crowned queen and kingat the CS Mi Hearing JamboreeSun. day by Margaret Kroger (right), Florida State CB Radio Aasociailon Queen. Proceeds ny places." "If he (Freeman) says that is the final statemenl~ that is a ridiculous statement the hostages without any in gunmen In didn't have enough juries, On Interior Ministry fuel and the plane landed at said today. Luxor. Me statement gave no de. Security forms immediately talls, but said a statement surrounded the craft and Salem would be issued flew to Luxor to take charge of reportsfromInterior the negotiations. Ministry sources had said Uwe An Interior Ministry commu. were seven hijackers - five nique said 96 passengers were and two Algerimm listed on the Owe's muffest, the tat said ncludlngthehljackerj,and the only three gunmen Boeing a crew or five. THE C(8)ROWNING TOUCH RICSTI Williams. William says collection of fees has been found "legal in > 0 a .-..ere holding 94 hostaa The county attorney said the rullrg by Judge Roger Dykes shows collection of impad fees even with an ordinance is an "Illegal, unautborind tax." Freemari said On city of Indian Harbour Beach will be asked to return $43 under the past two years Seminole County officials have collorteda $31Oper.wIt fee on all new construction without protection afforded by an "It will never, be legal without an ordinance. I don't think anyone would argue that," says Freeman. "Dyke's ruling Is exactly what I told the county commission WdhaPpen... that we would have to pay back all the the attorney said "We stand to lose I-••••-I 47.2. CAIRO (AP) Egyptian semiofficial Middle EM News paratroopers Moed a plane Agency ported the hijackers at I=r, where Arab gunmen ordered the pilot to fly to Ben- County Atty. Tom Freeman said today a recent ruling in Ow l8th Judicial Circuit outlawing one ward irnok& fees could cost Seminole County $4%,000 and jeopardize about $5-million on the books for future collections. 4A Freed U S. k force. But it was spotted by a Japanese pilot who estimated it would be close to the southern coast of Korea early today, The pilot said a Soviet cargo 'thip wii shitii,nj' th. irn r (It th e attack on d United Na imi1ar slogans The United StaLs an.t South (or the deliberate .md pee did not exps even L dolewvs ove.r the offivers slain, tht we find any sense of remorse In their statement," forts. We urge your side to pre- The South Korean Foreign M inistry said the defi~rered orally at a meet* Saturday at Panmunjom. The vent the provocation. Our side En1ish t said: "it Yeas a good thing that no big incident o urred at Panunjom for a long period. Howe'., ,er, it is regredul that In ncident ourr(d in t! jt *mity at u, Parutitinjoa., Jh'$ w never provoke first, but bombers. The U.N. Command said the tree blocks its forces' view of Nc.ih Korean guard pods on our consistent stand." T~ie message was delivered five hour s after a U.N. Corn the otherside of the truce vil- tage flard force, acting on orders "At% effort inva be made. w 'nat such incidents may not re- ters Saturday were guarded by cut in the future. For th13 pi.r. 5Mlaierican and South Korean pose both sdti tl'u.ild make ci of American helicopter gunships. Jet fighters and &1-2 Like self-defense measures only when provocation oLcum This front President Ford, cut down the 4Ioot Normandy poplar whiLt the worldng party was pruning when the North Koreans attacked it. The tree cut. time. orea A broadcast from the North Korean capital of Pyongyang said, "This clear ly shows once again that the Ford clique is working around the clock to find a pretext for the provoca. lion of a war and emplong every means to realize its sinister, combuttroopo ir1 an umbrella aggressive aim - -, '..J-..... � 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 22, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 1976. 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PRO",Ai,$7e "" Is 100" Lwa - _ _ lip FEW 811109 I Hot or Iced Ia . 63 AmPrsIoPuuI. AMW I Y 39 Nictitate M1 40 Youn eA Aff" the 4—onthe 41 table cob 42 Prop" ftm 1 MGM dish Accomplished 15 Claostras WWII is Promptitude I i\ 52 Log Joint 53 Mentally sou nd For Frida y, . got, but be 7 Mi Eveniiig 68th Year, No. 312—FrIday, August 20, 1976 5COP1() (Oct. 24-Nov. ). today Th$y 4d be ac" youir downfall. been that's areas where you're patient something Apostles 9 ROW WrtWo mark 55 One ° gcn) aing bothering you If you view u'll succeed. ? I irection 42 R"ussits 58 Killed bovers" May )) situation from a freihaflgk * (April TAURUS 43 Transmitted 22 At all times ST Weight oIndia 17 Onetime Jumping to conclusions In Use your smarts. refrigerator 44 Oral 24 Eskors DOWN SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. matters could be I Darrionstrafte 23 FI&w holders 46 Havreiian 27 Stripliq A profitable opportunity disastrous today. 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I — / CLATTER W GUL255 WHICH CAR IS TUS cENAT0R'$.' SOUTH ______________________ Williams-- Kimbrough-.. conservative Is ,f9 _____________ FRANK AND ERNEST • by TO THIS R$ ° MtIV'JNG 4 pgrng NOT OUR GRiVNC OMMITTE'. know the guy. fine gentleman . &K92 Neither vulnerable West North East South 10 Pass I V I a Pus 3* au Pan Pan his An elementary review of appreciate receiving your heart is cushioned on the DEAR READER— I usually stomach rather than swinging do not commeni on such wildly like a pendulum inside t I feel compelled heart to be torn from Its Frankly I searched the article diligently to anything I could agree with found not one item. His claim " ogging causes varicose veins is • known physiology. He stated that "with every thump of the ' I' - ''. 4, In yesterday's answer we pointed out that Mo cards at the top of long suits are not M c 0rted by his circulatory dynamics and consider facts rather than Bridge ................6-B Experts Calendar '' The facts are that as you stand still there Is a large column of blood that increases ARRIVEEAMJ _SUNS1NE STATE .. GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION " or " '' M Istake ever V~l .. Comics .............6-B Horosco pe ............6-B Hospilal 5-A Sprts. . .. Republican 1-7-A ........... . . . . ----. ,, T""" ' Editorial.............. 4-A Weather .............5-A Dear Abby ............1-B Women ........... lB FORMER SCHOOL BOARD DAVIESIMS MEMBER JEAN BRYANT trouble' . etecoursethebng develops We change our valus. we discount a Then he played dummy's to'queen completely if q'Jeen of hearts. East played ine s suit and value te nemy' the ace and led back the it up If In a suit bid and rebid to the Profewr's ki 1. artner. 6 It was obvious to the MODERN. send St to- "Win Professor that West held all Bridge" c/o t h N miuI high cards so his next newspaper. P. 0. Box 489. play was the Jack of spades I adio City Station. Now York, which he let ride after West N. Y. 10019) it u _______ i a _. — i I - I I I I By JACQUELiNE DOWD Frances Coleman Jackson, a Herald Staff Writer candidate for the Seminole A day care center operated County school board. for children who live In San Mrs. Jackson could not be Evicted in Geneva they can was (i,) ( I . Iir rOX J * I apply to all buildings. Fire would hike daily charges per Homing and Urban Developdepartments can also conduct child to $2.50. Discounts are merit. inspections for fire hazards. available if more thain one child —Hired Greene and Dycus of The housing authority from a family attends. Sanford to conduct an audit of ford's public housing projects reached this morning for provides little supervision for The commMoner3 were not the housing authority books for has come under fire from comment. There is no telephone the day care center, which does sure whether Mrs. Jackson or e scal year which ended th fi tenants who say the center is at the day care center. admit children who don't live In the housing authority Is June By BOB LLOYD Alexander,36, of Geneva and animal control officers and infested with roaches. A highiy critical audit Lee-Jack Enterprises, the public housing but must give resonsible for spraying the day was prepared last yen by Herald Staff Writer a country club chef at neighbors who live near Sanford Housing Authority firm which leases the day care priority to those who do. care building and postponed Melbourne who presents thou Alexander's Coopers and Lybrand catifiW acre property commissioners have delayed Rudolph Alexander's six put-time with three of the on tAke Harney Heights Road, renewing the day care center's center from the housing Tenants said Mrs. Jackson is any decision on a new lease Public Accountants of Oclando. authority, has no occupational supposed to report to the until they can investigate the chimpa nzees have to move chumps, testified he feels his Geneva, that the chimps lease until —Accepted a bid frorri A. J. Investigate license on file with either the housing authority commission situation. from his house. AdcockGeneralContnctors for "family" of chimps are repeatedly escape their cages the tenants' complaints. city of Sanford or the county. each month, but that she has rot was the ruling early properly cared for and aren't and roam public and private A pest control program for re-roofing six buildings at "It's a health hazard," said There are no minimum failed to report for the last ten the 480 housing units today by the Sem inole County neglected. He said he'll fight prrty frolicking Came Brewer Cot. Charges and scaring Commissioner George Brown, standards for day care centers months. Animal Control Board. After the seiz ur e of his animals by motorists and neighbors. proposed to the commissioners for labor and materials will be who lives at Ccstle Brewer in Seminole County, although The tenants also objected to at Th ursday night's meeting S hear ing six hours of testimony every legal means possible. limited to $15,000 and arOtflcerssaldnearlyfourdays Cowtand represents tenants on some do participate In a tes of the lease which give beginning Thursday and ending but no aecislon was made. chitect s approval will be The control board's finding is AW time has been spent in the the commission. "The last time voluntary program conducted Mrs. Jackson control at 2 am. today the board voted by law an advisory opinion and Last two years of the In other action at Thursday required for replacing of a y to corral I was there three roaches got by Community Coordinated building, which is located next night's meeting, the corn- rotten wood that is discovered to recommend to the County disposition of the chimps is up Alexander's w , yward charges into my hat and I refuse to go Child Care for Central Florida, to the housing authority office missioners: that the ala chimps he to the County Court where while he is aw y from home. over Co during the re-rooling. there again." which is headquartered in at Castle Brewer Court on —Ado pt ed a $420,420 budget seized and placed in proper Alexander faces trial Sept. 21 —Announced that interest on Alexander Pt'ributed an Several tenants spoke up Orlando. Sanford's westside, after day for the year ending June 30, tenant , security where public will not on animal control ordinance objectionable odor 3 deposits that surrounding From the audience Thursday Day care centers be care hours. be endangered. The board, violations. 1977. The budget projects has the chimp cages to 17 tons of night to support Brown's irispected by accumulated since the county health Mrs. Jackson's request for an $185,000 in rental Incomes and November 1972 will be appUed voting 3-1, found that the The board heard hours of complaint against the day care department under general extension of the chimps are neglected animals. testimony by sheriffs lease Included requests a $212,000 subsidy to individual tenant accounts See sanitation regulations. which a proposed rate iricrease that from the federal Depextment of later this month. ' I I Are Roaches Crawling Among Kias? Rudolph Alexander With Photo Of Chimps West followed suit roe first ,. t.ng 1' 1 NOW pLA-11146 I I I 1' homes 1 can __ '1 ( ( can - VZW the pressure in the veins in the Just send your letter to me in legs. But as soon as you start care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. 1" FLORIDA` ' .' j Jogging, Exertion. Sudden Death. Others who want the details about this send a long stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for IL biggest ,•. 'p I 10 can For more information on this I am sending you The H ealth Letter number 4-2, They're all doing It. Women of all ages, from all works of life have discoveredthatpumping their own gas is cheaper, quicker and easy, Page I-C, Women's Section. INDEX makementalnoteofthbmos not Jogging are almost always from running too fast or overdoing it when one is not trained. This cause a heart attack , but ' '" The professor looked over of the time, but in general. take off one point for a high In the chest or in any way displaced. The running does not jar crusts out of the arteries as the article im plies. from I Sims -- ____ place Jogging can cause some dangers, particularly If done properly. Deaths COUNTY COMMISSIONER JOHN KIMBROUGH Inside Sunday while t the Professor , f "With hummed a few a Little Bit dummy and wished that the cad or high cards not supstudent had jumped two ported by any lower cards. notrurnp Instead of raising to count a singleton ac three spades. Three notrump as justwethree points; ace-kIn' a cinch ; four would have queen as just two, as just spades would require a of COUNTY COMMISSIONER RICHARD WILLIAM ..., better Pan ____________ ticket.' ..j - cried the s 84 who will add . greatly to the . This setup dummy's king for an eventual discard of his losing beart. Actually, I have never felt walking, jogging and running better In my life than I have the do not pound the veins with a past several years. Jogging has column of blood but actually been Invigorating and highly decrease the pressure inside beneficial psychologically and the veins. physically (or so I He stated that Jars fiction. W 'He is a very cond diamond toward dummy. t foot, a column of blood feet high pounds the veins of the legs like a bettering ram. Well / Bryant— best liberal.' a se- severil lower the good doctor needs to re ew problem i-i 085 Lam drops dramatically to almost to respond to your query. rj I I better than the ByOswald&iamesiaceby I I ____ _____ I ACOBY f57_ ( ' 1 don't even rather than achieving the legs drain dlrectly into thedeep Intended effect — good health. veins and also empty. He= disservice , V A J 10 8 3 0 A Q 10 7 2 for several Years documentation if \\ V92 &8763 Lvittentions. I would very much anatomy will show that the 14b CAM &Q75 Dr. psychological equilibrium of thousands of joggers and walking the contractin9 runners. A copy of the article Is muscles squeeze the deep veins enclosed. It is certainly and empty them. The pressure disheartening to think that I In the veins In the legs then Ln ymjY g EAST A32 WEST0 articles but in my opinion this the chest. There are no cam on one has been such a public record of running causing the , 10 - . trick. He cashed dummy's kin of spades wW led a after wNch It was &QJS THE WAV I T tA&A .'c - Area Rta ubd. ans _-On Baf Do,1,,(Mao 0 won the and dummy's j Q 54 0 K J 94 by Al Vermeer FIRST BASE, LESTER! See ELECI1ON Pg IA * * * r p harmful effect of jogging va lid? hung like a pendulum from I see he provides no Large arteries Inside the Chest. WANT YOU TO STRETCH WHAT I ' saying he wanted a for mat A, jA I WIN AT BRIDGE Contains Errors TJ Not The Half OfIt" has undoubted ly shattered the 5jiE• would "debate the reai tames fac1ace with Jimmy . DEAR DR. IAMB— An article In last March's issue of Playboy Magazine ti TOLD ZA ' . 1 .4 By OSWALD and JAMFS JACOBY By Lawre nce E.I.amtD. THAT~ HOLLYHOCK Departing from his prepared speech. Ford uld he FloridiansDelPnge •" nil by Bob Montana that would allow for "tongh examination" with queMlons posed by the news media. Since the celebrated 1960 televisIon debate between rivals John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon it has beei accepted political wisdom that incumbent presidents avoid debating their rivals, but Ford said, ' The American people have the right to know first hand exactly where we both stand." Ford and his advisers, conidons polls showing him begins, the eyogouging, fist-swinging combat of the political arena. The main theme of the Republican attacks on Carter will be an effort to paint both the candidate and the Democratic Congress as big spenders whose policies spawn inflation and sap individual f reedom. your best efforts. Give it all when opportunity beckons. ARCIUE THERE. P0 IT AGAIN . speech concern of a campaign railing even before the race Carter quickly accept ed, YOUftUIHbA g. IWO Some un usual, rewarding hERA (Sept. 23-ocL 23) Lady changes we In store for you this Luck may take a hand today It year. Conditions Will change W a vice presidential acceptance Th ursday ni ght to debate Carter, a certain sign nf the above Democratic Congress. That is the trUonal rule of incumbents, Ford offered In his Analysis 1 Develop new proceaures stead of adhering to worn-out ____ ten H"! selecting Robed Dole your cievermim -L 45 ARCV16 IS A 6RIFAT MAGICIAN !'WES GOT AN OR0114ARY LM PINQL THAT CAN *vn By — Carter, President Ford b setting a campaign course marked by familiar Republican themes In a strategy at once traditional and unusual. Dole is Ford's Ideological brother, a political sapper who probably will concentrate on attacking carter and 41 — It 11 * KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) as his running mate and promising a debate with Jimmy o today. 7 I' Repu icans 1976 Hatc et Man (May 21-June ) If calls for a fast decislolL CAPRICORN (DeC. 234! you apply yotiseif today you jpj could Ituatjor4 of 19) You'll reach those h small promise Into something really Be a by being CI0I personally advantageous, (June 21-July 23) ever, not a taker. CANC F.b 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. When co nfronted by challenge a slow star 3' today you'll find It will awaken After ' productiveness " Think "fight best in you. sisly. You rot "flight. L (July 23-Aug. 22) Even able tocatchuponmanysmall, though you will play the major neglected role In something Involving a PISCF (Feb. friend, you'll look better If you Don't wait for frienda to call let him take On credit for It. you to do something todaj, VIRGO(Aug. %WkpL 22) Put Take the initiative. Make plans w I 4 2 I Do ee I •...-.,.•. • . ' . II______ . - ______ . ... •. --- ___ I A. The article also claimed that \ omen developed breasts like deflated balloons \ L' , I! •• .•, . . from jogging Actually A will develop sagging if they don't use a brassiere even uf only starAling. The problem is OP not let the Playboy article interfere with your good "The PG rating for TLIPJ r,,0j18 rnE mevi 'perverted gut nc exercise habits. •. .111_i (I byGarIyTrudeau . by T. TUMBLEWEEDS AWAY MW LAST NIC4ff YM 000NESBURY e"".''.'' .' ;III.•,i •L UL . ' rvr. q? L 21946 ..—.. . L. 4 A 4 - HOW +61 LLI AUCTION SET AT SAIA nousands of dollars %~orth of merchandise, ranging from a three-foot replica of proceedings and 'everything Must go., accurding to auctioneer the U.S.S. Missouri to crystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, will be sold NlcDougall (holding ml~del Malcolm A. of schooner in the photo at the left). Also to be sold at auction at the former Sanford Naval Academy Monday, Aug. :o. (I000 East First Street) on are two eight-man shells, kitchen equIpment, buSIness machints, electronic at 10 a.m. The former school is currently In bankruptcy equipment, athletic gear and machine shop tools. (see story, Page 3-A) . . -. '. .. . me- .. '., .••• r.; c;- �Eve.Wng lisraW, Senfs.d, Ft. In' U.S. Sending Combat . Aircraft To Korea, NATION FLORIDA, IN BRIEF II South Korea (AP) — give any hdcation of what they tired and hacked to death South Korea. The United Slates Ion .qilitid men and live The 41,000 AmerIcan troop hi The Ueited Slates was sending were. Wednesday while heading the charged that North Korean Soigli Koreans. Korea, South Korea's MUSS two squadrons of let lighters to "We want to make It gao security detail for a South Ko. guarde attacked the Americana llwee North Koreans were man armed forvei and Nilli South Korea today as the bodies lately clear, that the United man working party pnmfng a and South Koreans without pro. reported killed, and North Korea's eatimitid *000 at oh.. Iii £p,ai4,,..s .M.... vIu'• In uniform were all put on killed by North Korean guarda cautionary alerts after thi in the Panmunjom tnnvfte dash. But the l51'rnhleongi' ware flown borne. militarized zone was repodid South Korean President quiet today, and the people of Mang Her Park promised'mSeoul went about their b"1"Mi mediate retaliatory step hi as usual. se of another w Cammun1d North K am provoca. The bodies of the two Am$rI- NBREF Today Is Deadline To Renew Auto Tags IWV (5J Report Charges Duplication By U.S. Intelligence Agencies WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. Intelligence agencies dupUcated each other's efforts and tujkaslzedqusntlty, not quality, In gathering data abroad, according to a study that led to a major overhaul of the Intelligence community By The Associated Press Today Is the final day Florida motorists had to renew state auto tags. State officials hope it is also the last time that long lines will face tag purchasers. The next time you renew your tag, It'll be in Your birth month with others born that month, instead of during a 50-day period for renewal by all seven million Florida motorists. County tax collectors who handle tag renewals around the state reported that long lines started forming Wednesday for the final push. - tioL- cans, Maj. Arthur Bonhfas, 3, The U.S. Defense Departof Newbwgh, N.Y., and Id U. merit announced that a Mark T. Barrett, 35, Col squadron of F4 Phantom jets In 1971. hia, S.C., were put had flown north from Okinawa The pivotal study, which was declassified U.S. Air Force C130 a to Korea and a squadron of and released Thursday, was prepared under after a planedde memoa) Fill's was being sent to Korea service at Kimpo InternatIonal the direction of James R. Schlesinger, then from Mountain Home Air Force Airport attended by military assistant director of the White House Office of Base In Idaho. personnel and more than 100 Management and Budget (OMB).Officials In Washington said government, military and Former President Richard M. Nixon not about combat and reea. diplomatic officials. only heeded Schlesinger's call for reform, but saw plaits were sent from Germ. Richard Stilwell, the Okinawa. eventually chose Schlesinger to serve as commander of U.S. and U.N. The Pentagon dressed that director of the Central Intelligence Agency forces In Korea, put Po le the Air Force reinforcement Hearts on the two flag, 1and, later, as Secretary of Defense. was a precautionary measure. aluminum caskets. Be also 1W Washington officials described nounced that Bonifan had ban it as a warnIng to North Korea promoted posthomously to as WAS}flNGdIUN (AF) jor The Cons wfler many combat planes as South Product Safety Commission says It has Korn Chaplain Robert A. Hidthercollected several reports of alleged mat. Secretary of State Henry A. son led the mourners In prayer. V10*11% s...... L. .i.i .. A 5 •ai.,,,.1A -fu itinn1ni nf. '.rtIn )1idA S'fSlVI4 "4"B' ..iu uuws OWUA iii - atamwwnotweeptattackson tree In the Joint security zone at vocation, killed the two Anierl- Korea charged that the Airierl. oed by another bugler In the detectors made by an Illinois firm. The cautionary military measures" Its personnel," he Said. Panmunjom, In the demill- can officers with am and mat. cans we being taken but refused to The two Americans were bat- tidied and South Koreans at. background. Three rifle volleys manufacturer is Inspecting the units. zone between North and a) pikes and injured four Amer. tacked its troops. were fired. if BRE Electronics of Aurora, ill., said alter Exile's Trial In Recess JACKSONVILLE (AP) — The federal trial of Cuban exile Rolando Otero, charged as the bomb maker behind a series of explosions in Miami last October and December, will Detectors May Malfunction o consider ---.- •S' the commission's announcement Thursday that It believes only 220 of the 110,0W Model SS749.serles units it is trying to Inspect may besubject to malfunction. Darvon Controls Urged '-S Police Chief Will Testify Agains t Son In Murder Case MEDIA, Pa. (AP) Thomas Brrdon's roommate, Alphonse Thomas Bruton Jr. has been Bruton loves his eldest son. But Pritchard, 26, also were in trouble before. LaM year he WASHINGTON (AP) Federal regulators he Is police chief In this small charged with murder. Deli- was convicted of burglarizing want to clamp strict controls on distribution of town, and when the time comes ware State Police said Sawyer his father's apartment and pos. Darvon, the nation's third most-prescribed lie says he will testify at his was killed because of an affair session of a sawed-off shotgun. drug. Researchers have warned that abuse of son's trial for murder. between the younger Bruton He spent five months In prison. the painkiller can cause dependence or death. "I took an oath when I got this and Mrs. Sawyer. "I don't know what wint Job and I'm going to fulfill it,,, The Food and Drug Administration has Pennsylvania State Police wrong," said his father, a 30 recommended Imposing limits on how often said Bruton. "If I think are handling the Investigation. year police veteran and police someone's guilty, I'll prosecute, A state police spokesman said chief in this southeastern Pennpatients can refill prescriptions for Darvon, and that goes for my boy." thief Bruton wanted It that Sylvania town for eight years. an FDA spokesman said Thursday. Bruton named his oldest son way. The Investigation normal- "AU of a sodden he started getafter himself when the boy was ly would have been under his ting In trouble." born 29 years ago. On Tuesday, jurisdiction, the spokesman Thomas Bruton Jr. served In Thomas Bruton Jr. was said, because the murder took the Vietnam war, going back charged with murder, place In Media. twice as a volunteer. Shortly "I was very close to him as a after his discharge he married Frank Sawyer, 35, of nearby Drexel child," Bruton said Thursday. "a lovely Philly girl," said his "Iwasproudofbothmysons. father. Hill, The body the plastic trash bag along a The other one, William, he's a know what the trouble was, and hlghWiy in Delaware. He ap- wonderful boy. But Tom, about that's when his problems pareidly was strangled, police three years ago, hedartedtogo ed." bad. d. Asforthat future day court "Do l AID love him? I guess l when he expects to testify, 3~ the Sawyer's estranged wife, Si- do. I guess I have to. He's my police chief says, "I don't see KANSAS CITY, No. (AP) Thompson, Grady's camany other way." Florida delegates pledged their paign manager, called the vote rah Ann, 21, and the younger own flesh and blood." support to the Gerald Ford. "a little protest" of a eonRobert Dole ticket and fought ventlop that frustrated overstate political Issues asthe Reaganites by denying their Republican National Can- man the Presidential ventlon played out Its rim bare. nomination. In some cases, however, the "We made our point," he support, for the national ticket said. "The point was that we was restrained, are not In lock, step with this Florida delegates made an administration." exciting but futile stab earlier But nearly all Reagan delePOINTE-A.PITRE, (uade- be alerted If the volcano's expected to cleanse the crops Thursdayatinitlstinga draft of gates Indicated in a poll that loupe (AP) "We expect a activity picked up. and reduce damage. Ronald Reagan for the vice they would support the Ford- calm period at the volcano of at "The farmers will remain unIf the volcano shows no signs pr,aI.ntia1 nomination, which Dole ticket and most said they least 20 days," French Over- der the permanent control of of renewed activity, the 730 went to Dole, a senator from would work for It. seas Minister Olivier Stim told the scientists who will give the people evacuated from within a KanSas Hoping to add Reagan's reporters Thursday night after green light and who will have six-mile radius of the peak will Dole's nomination triggered a strong support to the Repuhil- a helicopter trip around the the power to withdraw it at ay be allowed to return to their trusMime political skirmish of can ticket, Florida delegates steam-wreathed peak of the moment," he said. homes In about three weeks, the the W that araterft Re- stayed up all night Wednesday Soufriere volcano. A military helicopter took minister said. poWcn politics In the Son- polling other delegations on The government announced Rim and a group of scientists Volcanologists last week shine State. drafting him for the vice presi- that farmers who were evac- within 640 feet of La Soufriere's were warning that a vast and Most of the fl Reagan del.. denial nornlntion. uated from around the 4,069- peak. Smoke and steam catastrophic eruption was gates refused, Initially, to vote Rousting one delegation foot volcano last weekend could belching from the crater and imminent. But scientists for Dole. The first Florida role chairman after another out of return to their fields by day be- new opeiiip,ga near the top pre- reported Thursday that oh. call was Dole, 35; Dr. John bed with 4 and 5 a.ni. phone ginning Monday but would be vented them from flying closer. servatlons made during SUm's Grady, Republican Senate can- calls, Florida delegates gained trucked out of the area every A powerful smell of sulphur flight indicated the molten rock didate 19; Rep. Lou Frey, 9; pledges of varying degrees of night. filled the air, Stimn said. Fields Inside the volcano was moving Anne Armstrong, amlw4or support from 28 other delegaStirn told a news conference and villages on the upperslope3 laterally toward the base Into Great Britain, 2, and Sen. Bill tions. the farmers should keep their were covered with a thick layer dead of upward toward the Brock, Tennessee, 1. But Ford Crunched the draft transistor radios turned on of white ash, but frequent heavy crater, suggesting that a long The 66inember delegation movement when he choose Dole while they worked so they could rains usual to the Island were pause may be at hand. sequenUy cast a unanimous as his running mate while FlorBut Rep. C.W. Ida delegates were driving to v9te for Young had by then ang- Reagan's hotel to urge him to rily protested the votes for Gra- except a draft for second place dy, who is entered In a GOP on the ticket. From Page l-A) primary with date Sen. Walter "He did not feel It would In fear of advancing chimps Sgt. Barry Cook, wildlife Sims of Orlando. The victor proper to force on Ford a vice Chicken manure he had spread roaming the neighborhood Inspector for the state Game his property nig," on faces Sen. Lawton Chiles, D- president not of his In uncontrolled, and FLub Commission, testified Fla., in the Nov. 2 general elec- said Rep. LA. "Stdp"Bafalls,a "beautification" efforts. There was testimony that a that Alexander's chimps aren't tim draft leader. Deputies testified the stench neighbor, who has ulnee moved regWred with the state as "If you want Pinellas County Their hopes of a Ford-Reagan came from unsanitary Chimp out of state, on two occasions i equired by law and that their shot and wounded chimps to go for Grady, stop this stupid ticket dashed, most of the Flor- cages. cages are substandard and On at kid two occasions, allegedly came onto his don't meet state structural thing," Young told Mike Ida delegates planned to p Thompson of Miami, a Reagan port the Ford-Dole ticket. deputies said, officers have property and threatened his strength requirements. L.E. "Tommy" Thomas, drawn their service revolvers wife and Children. delegate who helped organize Alexander said he's working the Grady vote. Panama City, Reagan's Florida cages up to stanThompson refused. Young campaign manager, said It dard with steel bars and con. said, "I'm sorry but you can would be tough, but the Recrete Instead to bring the of the present gg Pinellas County out of publicans would beat Demochain link fencing materials. Grady's column and he's not critic presidential nominee Cook said the chimps, l Continued From Page 1.A1 Jimmy Carter in Florida. gotn to win without It." ,. classified as dangerous anhm.hi Pr.* hA IUIM.0 ... trailing Carter. digfr4 theth4 MIIsa with the strength of four men, and nothing to lose by a debate with the former Georgia governor, would have already been seized by his agency If the agency had Ford's press secretary, Ron Nessen, said Ford had been the financial means to keep considering debating Carter for the Last 10 days, but had them. left the proposal od OfU text of his speech sohecouid A Sanford ordinance that ordin4nce be reviewed surprise the Republican delegates. One chimp Is now In county prohibits businessmen from The board members InNessen said he had not yet officially heard of Carter's custody at animal control displaying merchandise within dicated the proposal wouk proposal to debate, but said "it he accepts the challenge to headquarters and five more are 50 feet of a public right-of-way exempt mid community functions debate we hope it finally will get him to state his stands on still on Alexander's property. nay bethangedto allow acue. such as Cracker Day, art some of the issues." He testified that he spends $125 by-case evaluation of such *3, etc. He added that Ford had said it will take a series of a week to feed the chimps and situations. debates "before the American people can get a clear Idea said their diet Includes meat, The Planning & Zoning Board At Monday night's meeting. of Carter's stands on the issues." bread, fresh fruits, onions, Monday night voted to the board also approved a Asked what format Ford would prefer for the debates, eggs, water, beer, lemonade, recommend to the city corn- revised parking plan for Sun. Nessen said "The President's own view Is that good hard popsicles, lollipops and mission that Article VII, 12 be shine TV, 509 W. Ninth Street, questioning by good tough reporters would be a good way watermelon. altered. The matter came and okayed a site Plan and a to do It." Cook said Pw Geneva arei, under discussion after a request ground sign for a veterinary In choosing Dole, a Kansas senator now In his second cesJenti aren't safe when the by the Greater Sanford clinic at 900 Lake Mary term, Ford deliberately Ignored considerations of chimps are at large and UnChamber of Coramce that the Boulevard. geography by picking a fellow Midwesterner. controlled. - Florimdians Less Than Ecsfafic,On Chóicó.. Dole' WASHINGTON (AP) Con-. cally a month of higher food surner prices rose by half a prices, the gain was adjusted to percentage point for the second show a one-tenth of 1 per cent month In a row In July, the Increase for the Index. government said today. Food Meat, poultry and fish pri cods Increased moderately but though actually up seven-ten there were rapid jumps in such of l per cent, showed a 1.6 per things as gasoline and medical cent drop after adjustment for care. seasonal variations and ncr. The flve.tenths of 1 per cent stand 2 per cent below a yegi' advance, which amounts to a ago. compound annual rate of 6.2 per Those protein prices were offcent, means Inflation has set by higher prices for coffee, remained virtually stable since eggs and dairy products. Cuff the four-tenths of 1 per cent prices are 51.4 per cent above price Increase in April. year go. The Labor Department said Commodities other than Io1 prices now stand 5.4 per cent rose by six-tenths of 1 per celi ahead of where they were a in price, the department said, Year ago. That's the smallest with gasoline prices accounth year-to-year rise since the 5.1 for almost a fourth of th4t per cent advance as of April jump. Gasoline prices rose 1.5 1973. per cent, leaving the average The pace of Inflation enabled national price of a gallon of wiworkers to expand their buying leaded regular gasoline at 62.3 power, the department saId. cents In July. After-tax weekly earnings disThe costs of service were u counted for Inflation grew by by six-tenths of 1 per cent, with one-tenths of 1 per cent, rever- medical care showing the sing June's five-tenths of 1 per strongest increase. Prices for cent drop. For the year, in- medical care had been increa. flation-.adJismted earnings are Ing at about the same rate as up three-tenths of 1 per cent. consumer prices generally for The Labor Department said the last three months, but in the primary Ingredients of the July the cost of medical care rise in prices were gasoline, shot up 1.1 per cent. Medical used cars, medical care, trans-- care now coats 9.7 per cent portation services, borne loan more than It did a year ago. interest rates and dairy prodThe department said the latest Changes in prices left its Food prices were actually up consumer price index at 171.1, by the biggest margin in nine meaning a market basket of months seven-tenths of 1 per goods and services costing $100 cent but since July Is typi- in 1967 now costs $171.10. of - 20-Day Calm Expected Near Dangerous Volcano - - Elect"n Debates .5 Law May Change - - - TAMPA (AP) - ,., runcl•ralser ______ Hattaway is seeking reelection to the county cornmission. - The Board of Regents TALLAHASSEE (AP) Floridians planning small projects on state waterways will be able to get permits more easily under a new federal-state agreement. "Basically, the agreement means elimination of duplication in permitting for projects that qualify," Secretary Jay Landers of the state Department at Environmental Regulation said. - S 4 Writing Tied To Defendant KEY WEST (AP) The handwriting on the outside of a tape recording demanding ransom matches that of accused kidnapper William A . H. Williams, an FBI agent says. FBI handwriting expert Roy Jepsen said Thursday he also was able to match Williams' longhand to a receipt from a motel where Williams allegedly took newspaper editor Reg Murphy the second night after his abduction. - IRS Accuses Official ORLANDO (AP) An Orange County commissioner and a former zoning director received part of a $255,000 profit from the sale of a tract of land which they helped to rezone, the Internal Revenue Service has charged. - , The IRS has charged that the two officials deposited the money at a Cayman Island Bank. Florida Man Arraigned WATERVLIET, N.Y (AP) A 38-year-old Pompano Beach man has been arraigned on various charges stemming from what authorities say was the knifepoint abduction of a 21-year-old woman. - 0 .. ciirj — Allied Chemical Corp. faces a maximum fine of $13.2 million after pleading no contest to 940 counts of federal antipollution law violations In connection with the pesticide ingredient Kepone. The chemical company was charged with dumping Kepone and other chemicals from its Hopewell plant Into the James River during the early 1970s. Allied had pleaded Innocent to the misdemeanor counts con. tamed In a May tnIctxnent by a federal grand jury here but in a 5111 whip mnum .ta1•..h A & . ..I_. -I,ll,J inca late Thursday. i • Or me James River forced Virginia Coy. Mills Godwin to ban cornA political fund-raiser is for Mike Hattaway mercia! fishing In the James scheduled from 7tolo:3Opm. Saturday at 1____ the Pizza Inn next door to the Jai-alai fronton on 1742 In Fern Park. Tickets are 110 apiece. Va. - Permits Easier To Get Kepone Maker Faces S Dottie Imperils Florida E. Coast Chancellor E.T. York that presidential searchcommittees be made responsible to him, a suggested first step toward making their deliberations secret. But York said lie had no intention at the present time to remove any meetings from the open meetings Sunshine law. He said the proposal was simply to make procedures conform to state law. - Ulf—um" Thousands of dollars worth of Avenues. calculators, a mimoeograph dishes, teaching aids, two Ford Table,, Chairs, dcap tat fryer, it, inst's where It'll all be sold." merchandise, Including some The school listed total assets machine, many office desks antiques, will be pid up for' at $2 million at the time It and chairs, rattan chairs, station wagons and boat stoves, dishwashing machine The biSkbng opened In 1920 trailers, as well as a ship model and an Ice making machine are public auction at the Sanford declared bankruptcy and blackboards, movie and was operated as the cameras, of the U.S. Missouri which is among those items to be sold Naval Academy on Monday, claimed more than Mayfair Hotel. $1 million in dark room equipment and wider glass. Aug. 30,at 10 a.m., according to liabilities. straight from the kitchen. many books. Bankruptcy Judge A.L. Faskay The sale of everything from Named among the 105 will be sold right Also togoon the auc1 block of Tamps. When asked where the the former hotel will lung back creditors were the Giants will be 10 room air conditioners, off the ceilings and two school Handling the sale for the 1664,944) and the Bank of a .Dodge pickup truck, band buses will also be auctioned off. auction would be held at the many nostalgic memories to federal government will be Commerce In New York equipment, drums former Naval Academy, area residents who well and horns, a Saws, sanders, electric drills, McDougall said, "Right out of veteran auctioneer Malcolm A. f $150,000). remember the glory days of the one-man gym, footballs and paint sprayers, wrenches of all McDougall of Jacksonville. the respective rooms. Some will old hotel that was frequented The Seminole County School basketballs, baseball equip- shapes and sizes and plumbing come from the kitchen, some over the McDougall said, "Everything Board has offered In excess of ment, new clothing years by some of the and uniform supplies will be sold right out of from the machine shop, some world's most ot nable per. must go. From laboratory $300,000 for the Mellonvllle- equipment, 17 hospital beds, the maintenance s from the basement. You name SonalItles equipment to two-eight-man Celery property and is awaiting sand a snail Sailboat all a decision from the judge uto the way to the kitchen equip- whether Its bid was successful. merit." According to McDougall, Sanford Naval Academy was everything must be sold and established here 13 years ago he's been busy all week getting MIAMI (API Tropical posted. slow northwestward movement storm at 6 p.m. EDT Thursday and was operated by the Ber. the merchandise In condition dorm Dottie veered slightly to. PelIssIe' said the dorm, with this morning. Such a movement after narr MacFadden Foundation, for the auction, it dumped heavy rains on ward the northeast Florida highest sustained winds of 50 would being the storm to the South Florida while crossing Inc., which declared He said there are over 200 coast today and forecasters Is- miles an hour, was not near Florida or Georgia coast. the state's Southern tip. bankruptcy earlier this year. bunk beds that will be sold sued a hurricane watch for East hurricane strength and no At 6 a.m. EDT, Dottle was Upto eight inches of rain was The property was purchased "either piece by piece or by the Coast residents from warnings were anticipated. A centered near latitude 30.0 reported from the New York Giants lot,,' whichever will bring in the Jacksonville, Fla., to In parts of the Miami Cape Hat- storm is upgraded to a hurrf- north and longitude 00.2 west or area, widespread flooding Baseball Cob, now known as most money. He said he's tens, N.C. cane when winds exceed 74 about 70 miles east of St. Au- occurred and Florida Power & the San Francisco Giants, by charged by the federal judge to Forecaster Joe Pelissier m.p.h. gustine, Fla. The storm was ex- Ught Co. said power was in. the MacFadden Foundation in get as much money as possible warned that "rough seas and Small craft along the central pected to strengthen slightly to. terriçted to about 20 neIgh1963. out of the auction and there Isn't heavy swells pose the threat of and north Florida Atlantic day. borhoods. However, a drastic drop In one piece of 'gear' that will be beach erosion along the coast Coast were warned to stay in "The slow movement may Meanwhile, tropical dorm enrollment over the past few left, lfhe has his way diving the from oorth.qst Fbo U- port (&-n1n9s were post. delay the threat cf heavy rM Candice continued its '-4 the hnr'tcane., td f rout- JckwnvUj V -tJ of CcrgIa and through the open economy, forced the school to Other items that are to be watch area." ... 6 ginla Beach, Va. the Carolinas, but heavy rains a.m. EDT. Candice was cendeclare bankruptcy and sold Include movie projectors A hurricane watch Is posted Pelissler said Dottie, which may spread across these coasts tered near latitude 405 north everything fell Into the hands of and screens, IBM Selectric when an area Is threathened by veered slightly toward the coast if thestorm begins moving tothe courts, including the Junior typewriters as well as other a hurricane or a potential and longitude 13.0 west. hur- this morning, was moving ward the northwest," foreSchool located at the corner of makes and models, filing Ile storm's highest sustained ricane. When landfall Is mmmi- slowly and erratically. But he casters said. Mellonvllie and winds were estimated at 57 Celery cabinets, adding machines and nest, a hurricane warning is said It was expected to begin a Dottie was upgraded to a m.n.h. was to consider today a recommendation by - $13.2 Million - Fine Naval Academy Auction Set For Monday Regents Weigh Proposal - - Six Chimps Evic ted •.iia Lik. Consumer Prices Up Half Point; Inflation Stable 1% - a deen for acquittal. U.S. District Judge Norman 0. Roettger recessed the trial Thursday after the government rested its case. He said he would hear arguments Monday on a defense request for a directed verdict of acquittal. - FrWiy, Aug.00, 116-4A from Hopewell to Chesapeake Bay last December. KePOW-Contandnated fish have been found In Chesapeake Bay, and federal health outdais say contani1naj fish have been found In various East Coast markets, black & White U. S. District Court Judge R. Merhige Jr. deferred & sentencing pending the OUR come of other Charges, In4 eluding 157 other counts against Allied. 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Today Tanaka occupies a cell in the Kosuge jail accused of taking some $2 million in bribes from Lockheed Aircraft. It will be a miracle if he over holds high office again. The Tanaka shock symbolizes the biggest postwar scandal that Japan has endured. Sixteen officials already have been arrested for taking money under the table, some of the country's biggestfirms are In Itnanclal trouble and many believe that the worst is yet to come — not all of the at Lockheed adth?6 that Japan to influence officials has been accounted for. We hope that those who are comparing Japan's agonies to Watergate also remember the common "wisdom" of that era that a "watergate" could not happen in a disciplined parliamentary government that catches incipient corruption in fetal stages. Having undergone a similar national experience recently Americans can sympathize with the Japanese leaders who are asking the same questions that bedeviled us for several years. What can we do and will we ever be the same9 For our part, we have no worry about Japan. The strength of the Japanese character was amply revealed in 1973 when the country underwent its most severe depression and many feared that its economy would collapse. Today everybody worrying about how Japan's recovery is collaring an increasing share of the world market: Finance Minister Ohira underscored the reason for the recovery when he said that "It isn't something that can be calculated and expressed in figures; it's just that we are people with strength." The strength of the Japanese institutions themselves was evident when Prime Minister M1k decided to move ahead boldly no matter who was involved or who would be hurt. Overnight Mr. Mild was transformed from an indecisive and lackluster leader into a dynamic prime minister who may yet survjve n office. His liberal Deniocrattè Party has nearJy live rnon,ths before the election to pull itself There were two distinctive, audible aoimds that emanated from and as a result of the just-ended 31st Republican National Convention. One — a withsning — came directly from the walls of the arena and the mouths of the Republicans. The other — a sigh of relief — pervaded netirooms around the nation Throughout the proceedings, the Republican message was clear: 'Please elect us this year because there are too many Democrats In office and we need the There Isa danger of our party dying and the country being loft with only one party. And that's not how It is supposed to be." Clearly and openly, the whinning party stalwarts, leaders and representatives from the 50 states were asking for votes to assure that their party survive. "Vote for us and help us win an we By NORM OSHRIN won't disappear," was the unmistakable appeal. Strange. If, Indeed, the Republican party Is w The Clock AU When the names of Elliot Richardson 'and William Ruckeishaus were being speculated upon and bandied about, NIWb of resignation were certainly being whipped up by hundreds of newsmen. Howard Baker would have been okay. Even Simon. But Richardson or Ruckeishaus? Never. It would have destroyed the confidence of news editors and headline writers from coast to coast. So we commend President Ford — not for causing near-heart attacks by his delay past press time In naming his vice presidential choice — but, when finally making his choice, for naming Robert V . , 1' U fl S, #\I -too . Ar '- • - 'c.. The Transvaal Chamber of Industries sent a memorandum to Prime Minister John Vorster Thursday as rioting blacks attacked industrial plants for the first time and the toll In the racial upheaval rose to at least 233 dead all but three of them black and 1,500 Injured must be riddled lull of holes or their ticket won't stand a chance. The trigger man will be the vice presidential candidate. The GOP strateguts hope their No. 2 man can embroil the Democrat's No. I man In a running exchange. The two may scratch and scar one another. But If the strategy works, the Repub!ican presidential candidate will Ma - , ..VI '--.tk - 7ç- I; 9 . . • 1. . -j-.- . .. ..' / % ...'.; i/V . 41II /.1 /% VV ('., 1 1 .1 CC) . .., . • mmorr &AM if t247',senift JOHN CUNNIFF Jobs Data To NEW YORK (AP) - A Statistical formula that compels the addition of more than 2 million to the number of unemployed counted over the final five months of the year could affect the outcome of the Presidential election. The effect of the formula will be to maintain upward pressure on the official unemployment rate. Producing the situation Is a gap between number of Jobless workers counted In actual and the number of Jobless reported on a seasonally adjusted basis. That statistical gap must be closed by the end of the year. Asked to comment on the situation, Julius Shiskin, Commissioner of Labor Statistics, said "i didn't dream It was that high." The situation results from the adjusting of raw data to offset seasonal tractors that tend to (fi$t the underlying pattern, such as the Christmas and Easter selling seasons. In some months additions are made; In others, subtractions. Ile seven-month cumulative total of jobless foundlntherawstatisticssofarthlsyear15s2,. 158,000, or an average per month of 7,451,143, but that figure was adjusted down to 49, 922,000, or 7,131,714 per month. To maintain the integrity of the statistical formula, which dictates that both raw and sea- ri Change sonally adjusted totals be In near agreement for the year as a whole, some 2,236,000 must be added Into the jobless figures by Dec. 31. The Jobless rate for two of the months, August and September, will be released prior to the November elections. The October figure is scheduled to be released a few days after the elections. The Inclusion of an additional 2,236,000 unemployed In the final live months doesn't necessarily mean the official jobless rate will rise, because-the job market tends to improve at this time, offsetting the addition, However, It will have the impact of making any reduction In the Jobless rate more difficult to achieve. And If the economic expansion slows, the statistical formula could result In a rising jobless rate. Albert Sindlinger, president of Sindlinger & Co. of Media, Pa., which has compiled its own jobless data For more than 25 years, maintains that only an unprecedented and unlikely surge in employment can deter a jobless rate rise, Sindllnger commented this week that not only was the surge not developing but that the empioyment situation was deteriorating. "I'm not finding more people getting Jobs," he said. "People are getting laid off." WASHINGTON — The mishapen Watergate Reorganisalton and Reform Act of 19Th isa sorry excuse for improving American politics and would be voted down in ordinary times. Its sponsors, which Indude Sen. Walter 5' Mondale, Jimmy Carter's vice presidentIal running mate and a bevy of other prominent senators, both Democratic and RepublIcan, know that few Legislators in this electIon year dare vote against any bill which promises a "reform" of Watergate-type shenanigans. However, In Bill No.495, the Senate attempts to divorce Itself and the rest of Congress from responsibility for cracking down on crimes by senators, representatives and their staffs, but retaining the authority to Impose difficult roadblocks In the way of other agencies which may have strong cases against Congressional crooks. The Congress In this bill runs away from the responsibility assigned It In the Constitution to search out high government officials who commit serious crime. If the members of the Senate who voted for No. 495 would read basic law, they would note It Is the respnslbll1ty of Congress to consider Impeachment for "all civil I officers of the United States" — not just the President and Vice President — for bribery and an assortment of other crooked practices while in office. For practical purposes we are dealing with high officIals of course. The purpose of the Constitution will not be served by shifting that responsibility to a ar respone to no one, not the president, attorney general of the United States, the courts or to Congress. In No. 495, as passed by the Senate, once appointed, this particular assistant at- 0 torney general would be virtually a law unto himself. Ills term of office would be fixed as identical with that of the president. He would not be subject to removal except under the most difficult-to-prove circumstances. He would not, In reality, be under the supervision of anyone. Because his jurisdiction, by law, would be exceedingly broad, he would be In a position to concentrate power and Information in his own hands and that of his staff so thoroughly as to rival the attorney general or disrupt the work of the president by a series of witch hunts. Even a modest and reasonable man ap. pointed to this office would find his authority so nebulous, and so great, and the opportunities for Ralph Nader-like publicity so enormous he would be tempted to parley his great Investigative powers and prerogatives Into political advancement, as did Messers Harry Truman, loin Dewey and Richard Nixon, to name a few out of many who followed this route. t This bill, too, gives Up service to the matter of full financial dIsclosure by senators, representatives and members of the federal bureaucracy In general. But the requirements are so detailed, and include such a rash of trivialities that apply across the board to so many officials that the financial disclosure becomes a mockery. Key Information, essential for the determination of genuine conflict of in. terest or bribery, would be lost In the shuffle. The business leaders called for selfgovernment in the segregated townships in which all urban blacks must live, improved housing, and an end to job and wage discrimination. Tom Binford Is the portrait of an Independent rwmlng as a "spoiler." Close-up That's why Binford Is spending time In the south He's a spoiler because either Democratic nominee — either county, home of the way It goes some political Hattaway or Bob French — and Republicans,in aiUon t theorists flgure Binford isgog the only Republican In th e making the rounds In Sanford to pull Democratic votes away running, Vince Perry. and Oviedo, two Democratic from Commission Chairman votes, strongholds. In his travels for Mike Hattaway. Rlnford says he has learned For that reason Binford Is people are tired of "partisan Thursday, Binford was walking around the courthouse campaigning hard In the bickering." Sanford-Ovfedo area, hoping 10 shaking his head, Seems So, he muses, why not elect Democratic Commissioner capture a "lot of anti (Tom) an Independent? Harry Kwiatkowski refused to Freeman-Hattaway In addition to cutting sign a certificate of ap.. Binford faces an after-the- "heavily" Into the Hattaway predation awarded Binford for Primary runoff with the vote, Binford says he will have his service as chairman of the ' plant and a street paving galnhzw"their fair hae,"nf provram. federal dollars ar the multiA meeting was scheduled for billion dollar program. LAKE MARY— The City 9:30 a.m. next Tuesday with Walsh told the city council Council voted unanimously Nugent Walsh and city officials that $2 billion In federal funds Thursday night to seek federal at U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly's will be released to local funding under the new Public Altamonte Springs office. governmental agencies in the Works bill for a city hail Walsh has been aujgnedby form ofl00 per cent outright complex, a water treatment Kelly to aid Seminole's cities In grants through Sept. 30, 1977. ______ ._. by earthquakes and tidal waves earlier this IV . declared Kwiatkowski. Binford The race for District I once was tied to what he calls commissioner promises to be the "Freeman-Hattaway" i,grest If for no other . machine," but he split from reason than to ,tci, wit the — that faction and later decided to spoiler comes up with and to try run against Hattaway. and judge the succ of Ma 'IOM BINFORD ______________ Blnford has limited con- gambits. vement Projects BY DONNA ENM MANILA, The Philippines (AP) — President Ferdinand E. Marcos and his wife flew to devastated Cotabato City on the south coast of Mindanao Island today to inspect areas ravaged For Various Im port authority. tributlons, but he hopes to offset "Harry refused to sign. All that with a $3,000 printing F other board members signet he recstly purdissed. He l Isn't that something?" promised to churn out somne protested Binford, "fact sheets" which he says But Kwiatkowski, the board's people will scramble to read. liaison for port affairs, was Binford says most of the unperturbed. Information will be directed, "It (the certificate) is us- again, toward what he has truthful, I'M not going i labeled the "Freemananything that's untruthful," Hattaway machine." Lake Mary Will Seek Federal Funding Marcos, Wife, VIew. Disaster .. B a d -BID 11 . since mid-June. Wa tergat Reform Act' A la week. idrative offices, police and Budget The National Disaster Coordinating Center said 3,131 bodies have been counted and that 3,- 117 persons are missing. Most of the missing were believed to have been swept out to sea and drowned by the tidal waves that followed the first of Tuesday's two severe ____________ _______________________' _____ 'Hearings Slated quakes. BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Christian and Moslem militias traded artillery barrages today, ignoring Arab League efforts to stop random shelling of residential quarters by both sides in the Lebanese civil war. "The hysteria of Indiscriminate shelling continues to escalate," a Moslem spokesman said. "Districts of southern Beirut have been turned into hell." _____ ' LAKE MARY— A $745,444 budget for the 1976-17 fiscal year, retaining the three mill property tax level, was passed on first reading by the city council Thursday night. Public hearings are to be scheduled In early September before adoption prior to the Sept. 30 Shelling Smashes Beirut l"ofthelegIsIatloni projects that may provide "on- the city's apolleation for --- a-iL labor within 'J J of federal fundaauthaLLakeMry the economy, and unlike project approval," which Is will receive Its fair sham for previous federal programs, another controlling (actor to necessary public works does not require matching acquiring the federal public projects. funds, Walsh said. works funds. Councilwoman DeLores Kelly's assistant stressed the Walsh said after the grants Lash's motion to give top need for Lake Mary to liii- are applied for, Kelly's priority to a new city hall mediately press forward on Washington Staff will expedite complex Including admin.. (n stimulate empiumeni - ______ . .1 shop and a water treatment -, •;'" ' :''--'"..' ___ ____ _ - ..Y , with city consulting engineers to furnish estimated costs for the project. ..' ;.'- -' In a related matter, the council approved a resolution authorizing the Issuance of - . $354,000 In temporary bonds for the water system improvements Including In- - - .' plant was unanimously ap proved. Also added to the lid was a street paving program . - ,..J,,.'.. 11109 NEW MWF 14 ____________ stallatlon of larger size water lines, fire hydrants and a line connecting the Lake Mary system with the Sanford Country Club Road plant for w water supply. 1. The temporary bonds are to The budget ordinance sets a be repaid with a U. S. Farmers total of revenues and exHome Administration 30-year penditures for general loan. operation purposes at $326,470 If a federal grant can be with the utility department acquired for the water plant, expected to receive add spend Lake Mary would not be By KRIS NASH that." STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) — Russian acprrvate sector, based on NLRB section) with the special dependent upon Sanford for a $418,974. The'major portion of Herald Staff Writer The school tress Zoya Fyodorova will leave th e United decisions In various bargaining master," Rosenthal said. wa the utility department budget Is ter supply. have reached an Impasse in disputes, that "an employer "We're not going to '0 States for Moscow on Sunday after a fourThe Seminole Education the anticipated M,000 loan be forced Although It had been negotiations on several other may not attempt to bargain into bargaining on an article anticipated that the month stay with her daughter and son-in-law, from the U. S. Farmers Home Association's (SEA) chief Issues federal Including class sizes, with resect p to a matter ex- that we don't' have any Intention lo Victoria Fyodorova Pouy said Thursday her Administ ration to update and bargainer told school board teaching an would be sufficient to thi lds and assign- clusively within the internal of bargaining on. And we're update the city's present water revamp the city's water negotiators Thursday he will ments, con?ensatlon and mother would leave from Kennedy Airport j domain of an association or certainly not file unfair labor going to let the plant, that was found not to be practice New York aboard Aeroflot, the soviet airline. expenses, term of agreement union." board meddle Into our union's the case and the decision was In other business, the city charges against the school and medical and health district If the board insists on "We're not going to be own private affairs. We're made to hook up to the Sanford council: protection, speaking to (the recognition going to rue charges." plant. —Instructed Massey to taking part of the teachers' Each bargaining unit has advertise a garbage franchise proposed 1976-77 contract approved 16 items for the new before a special mediator. ordinance, contract and more than 20 COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Leaders of —Accepted with regret the Steven Rosenthal made the others have received tentative the nonaligned movement returned home resignation of Councilman disclosure at a work session approval from negotiators for today after another call for a new inMartin Bacon Sr. and In- involving representatives of the both sides. ternational economic order and the usual structed Massey to prepare a two bargaining units. Rosenthal and Cowley criticism of the United States and its Western Ernest Cowley, resolution lauding the counhead presently are waiting for i allies. cilntan for his service to the negotiator for the school board, PERC, the State Public told Rosenthal community. to "go right Employes Relations CornCommunist and socialist countries were OVIEDO— City Council A major problem, Evans than other employes. ahead" with the threatened mission, to submit a list of — Received no bids for a new three Chairman Arthur Evans today said, is that spared the harsh words. at the federally City officials currently plan action, police vehicle. names from which the pleaded with taxpayers of his funded Comprehensive to raise property taxes in the The item in question, which Is bargaining units will select a city to attend Monday night's Employment and Training Act city 1.90 mills from the certified included in a contract article special master to mediate the council meeting and step for- I CETM program under which 2.64 mIlls , to 4,54 mills or $5.54 entitled "recognition and situation. ward with comments con- one-third of the city's 21 full- for each $1,000 of property ___________________ definition," restricts the SEA Rosenthal told Cowley that cerning a proposed 72 per cent time personnel are employed Is valuation. and "its members or agents" the recognition section should increase In property taxes. set to expire in the new fiscal A public hearing on the AUGUST19, 197$ Lenore R. Ernst, DeBary DISCHARGES from attempting to represent be deleted for separate conHe said that a person working year. proposed Increase is scheduled ADMI&SIONS Owen J. McCarron, DeBary the interest of anyone outside sideration and not put Sanford: before as closely with the budget as he 'It is easy to forget that when for 7:30 p.m. Monday. the union "in any negotiations the Edith D. Strohmeier, DeBary Bernice Bagley special master. has for the past several weeks a city gets a big staff going and Sanford: or grievances." Vanester Frison "I'm telling you right now makes it easy to lose one's we are not paying for a large Teresa Cornelius, Deltona Charles Akins Donna L. Griggs Adopt ed as part of the 1975 76 that if you make Gladys T. Jessup, Deltona recognition an perspective. Evans said the portion of that staff, and the Chloe V. Butts agreement between the impasse Dorothy B. Hollenbeck item, I'm going to file task of setting a budget for the federal moaey stops, something Jeffrey A. Jones gg g gppg h' Sidney A. Larsen, Deltona teachers and the school board, two unfair labor practice Chester F. Macek 1976-'?? fIscal year would be has to give," Evans said. Mary Knighton Martin I.. Moore, Deltona the provision prohibits SEA charges," R Helen P. Malone osenthal said. "One much easier if the citizens He said that the city currently Eula Mansker Walter Spark s, Deltona Henry W. Rucker members from taking part in is because recognition Is a nonwould give the elected officials has no intention of funding from Cheryl J. Laws, Casselberry George R. Ackerman, We Edna D. Stumpf negotiations between the mandatory bargaining item as input, city revenues salaries for the William V. Lovell, DeBary Mary district and any of the three defined by the NLRB (National Florence M. Taylor "One of the last things I want seven CETA employes. Their unions which represent its non- Labor Relations Board) in Bertha Williams the to do is vote to raise taxes," services will be dispensed with instructional personnel. Easter M. Williams private sector. You don't have Evans said. "The question is, when that federal program Winifred Konrad, DeBary "It was In last year's to bargain on that." 'do the citizens want services expires. Alvah Lane, DeBary agreement, and I'm the first The other charge, Rosenthal reduced or taxes raised?' I one to admit that it shouldn't said, would stem A five per cent across the Ruth Rice, DeBary from the fact would prefer a citizen reaction tudrd Mary E. Hovorka, Deltona have been there," Rosenthal that pay raise is in the budget . ,,..j , the 1975-76 recognition of some kind MRS. ALLIEKIIAORE Hospital in Gainesville. A said. "Last year was our whether it be for all city employes while Ruth V. McVay, Deltona first provision violates the SEA's approval or protest." native of Marquette, Mich., he some department heads, like Victor Sowers, Deltona contract and we did not wi- rights, the rights of SEA perCity Clerk Nancy Cox, as late Mrs. Mile M. Kilaore. 95. of lived In Sanford for the nast 11 .. . . LAUC neau of the streets nrawiey, De ison, aersmana me 1W! ramifications sonnel as union members, inc and as Thursday afternoon, was 101 S. Mellonville Ave, San- years coming - here from Texas department, will receive more. of It. We're willing to admit our the private right of each SEA gathering figures together from ford, died Wednesday night at Jacksonville. He was a veteran Thomas Lively, Lake Monroe mistakes. We can make a Evans said some officials felt member to do as he pleases. work sheets to compile the DeBary Manor. A native of of WWII having served with th Phyllis J. Hanshaw, Orange mistake once, but as teachers, the street department head's Rosenthal said It is a corn- budget for council action Providence, she had lived in U.S. Army.' City we're not going to make the monly accepted principle in salary was low to begin with Monday night. the Survivors Include his wife, Sanford since 1967 moving here same mistake again." andthusreqwred a larger raise Mrs. Anna M. Greenleaf, from Tampa. She was a cornof "It was In last year's conmunicant of St. Andrews Sanford; scn, Richard L. tract," Cowley said, "am it Probeck, U.S. Army; sister, Episcopal Church, Tampa. was put there for a purpose Survivors include two sons, Mrs. William 1. Bragg, Palatka According to the public emThursday's high 85, today's ployes' collective bargaining ',5' John Hodge, Sanford; Leroy J. and brother Neil Greenleaf, Hodge, Tavares; two sisters, Marquette, Mich. low law, 'no unit shall be Gramkow Funeral Home is In Seminole County Sheriff's 27, and Lewis Jolly, 12, both of Mrs. Martha Clark and Mrs. Partly cloudy through established or approved for the Department vice squad agents Orlando, and Jacques Jones, 24, Ruth Smith, both of Tampa; charge of arrangements. Saturday with chance of purpose of collective arrested six men on druu. of Appka. three grandchildren; five thundershowers. highs low SOs, baralnin which includes both UIIirge. aimer a- searcn warrant grcat-grnicMcrer ar1 two __________________________ lows in low 7k. Variable mostly professional and non, All six men were charged raid Thursday night at with great-great-grandehildren. west winds at 15 m.p.h. Rain professional employes uniess a Funeral Notices felo n;: pos.sesalor' of a Altamonte Springs resulteil in Funeral services were held probability 40 per cent. majority of each group votes seizure of quantities of cocaine, S Friday in Tampa. Gramkow TOMORROW'S TIDES for inclusion in each unit.' GRE EN LEAF, i.OWE L L heroin and marijuana, a Funeral Home was In charge of AgenLS said a seventh man in Daytona Beach: high 1:5.5 "Now it this l.s done," Cowley sheriff's spokesman said. ts a.m. and 5:32 p.m., low lo:5S continued, "why, I don't think the house at 518 tiak A. wasn't vices for Lowell Aleaand,r garrangemen . Being held in county Jail arreged. Agents saitl the man, I am. and 11:43 p.m. r.eni.&. 57. of Jones Avenue. the board would have any oh' today in lieu of $5,) Sinbord, who died Weclnesda1 in bor.d each who they declined to Identify, LOWEI.I.GREENLEAF Port Canaveral: hIgh 4:34 jectlon to that. * But that's not were William 0. Carr, 36, G4inhivUIi. will be held at ID of 518 wii found un'iei'nt'nth :i Lied a.m. and 5-.33 p.m., low 10:54 what they w ant. They a m. Mondy In the Grlmkow wan t to Oak St., e The New Altaznunte Springs; where he apsreAt!y' had hi The for AiC " Lowell Alexander Greenleaf, a.m. and 11:29 p.m. untri Home Ctap.I *u Fr, just do it anyway, and the way Garry Lee Argo, 20, of 216 WilIIm Ennis OHIcatlnU. Burial North l'ilddan during a 2'i hour search 57, of Jones Avenue, Sanford, Rayport: hIgh 10:47 am. and we look at it, this is subterfuge'. St..-Alt . . - . in Oalawn Mern orlil Part Springs; Daniel of the house by vice squad died Wednesday at the , • 12:09 P.M. low :09 A.M., and They're breaking the law. And Lee Poole, 23, of Gramkow Funeral Home in 240 Oxford .tgents. 1:17 P. Veterans Administration charge. we don't want to be a party to Road, Fern Park: David Jolly, — Bob Iioyd Russian. Actress goin g Negotiators for the Seminole County School Beard sad the Phyllis Russell, secretary; Wm6mi Dailey, Steven Rasenthal deadline. Seminole Education Association (SEA) review contract articles, and Lois JalIlet, SEA. The new fiscal year begins From left, Dr. Ronald Bobay and Ernest Cowley, school board; SEA Eyes U nfair Practice Charges Home - Nonaligned Nations End Meet Ovi edo Citizens U To A d In Tax Proposal HOSPITAL NOTES - K yse're ,.h n.y w _____ NOIVY III POUCh GOP Plans To 'Shoot Down' Second, they must bring the high-flying Jimmy Carter back down to earth. The pros says they have no alternative; they must open up on Carter with all their anti-aircraft batteries, be South Africa Industrialists Issue Call For Improvements to swipe 10 to 20 per bent of the Perry support to emerge a winner. Commission - fl a. . ., In the smoke-filled backrooms, party leaders frankly doubt that Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale can be overtaken by election day. But they intend to put up a battle. Here Is their secret strategy: First, they must cool tempers and soothe animosities. The party pros believe they can do this. Both President Ford's campaign manager, Rogers Morton, and Ronald Reagan's manager, Sen. Paul Laxalt, R.-Nev., have assured us that they will be able to bring their forces together for the campaign ahead. By El) PRICl'r - RAY CROMLEY Friday, Aug. 96, Independent Binford Campaigning Hard JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) South Africa's Industrialists have called for sweeping improvements In political, living and employment conditions In the rioting black townships which supply their labor force, D-O'L.E. it may not be a perfect fit for the country — well wait on that decision — but It sure fits Into a headline. Stassen Runs, And RLD IN BRIEF ,r jp KANSAS CITY — The big question nagging the Republican delegates here In whether all the sound and fury has been worth the aggravation. The GOP Is so deep in the hole, according to the poth,, that it may not be able to climb out by November. "I got me an idea, Jimmy. instead of a debate, why don't we cna!Ienge the Ropuhliciins to a softball game?" self a CITY in 19 t*arold &asaen at age 31, won an elected office: governor of Minnesota. In 1940 and 3942 he was handily reelected. Since then he has been a candidate for president five times, for vice president once, for the Pennsylvania statehouse and the Philadelphia mayor's office, all for naught. Now running for president again, quadrçnnial wonder about Harold E. (for "Everlasting") Stassen emerges again: Why? Owe one of 3fOUt1 of Republicanism a confidant of at least four presidents, and een now a highly successful International attorney, Stassen has become an American embarrassemnt, the Charlie Brown of the GOP, Hardy Hal the Humiliation. Why does he do It? Thestock answer Is that he Ignorantly believes political lightning will strike him twice. As a White House hopeful In 1948 he won 157 votes on the first convention ballot, and so the logic through the years Is that he's just a sad fellow trying to recapture past glories. In awn: He does It to get his name in the newspapers. No doubt this Is somewhat true. Stassen's favorite headliner is himself, even when the Bodoni bold hints at ridicule. He doesn't care what the prints say so long, please, as they say It about him. Currently he has two public relations firms working publicity, one In Philadelphia and the other here in K.C. They round up reporters who feel obll4ated to Insult the mastodon: "Sir, when 3'" Stall wearing that awful wig?" One gets the impression that If NBC wanted a vuwr alali, aiasen wowa pus me nairpiece on together and exhibit that it is making PI'OSS U1 backwards. "AreyousureyouhaveenoughV' he resolving Japan's crisis, asks the scribes, hanging on, always and We hope that he succeeds, a stable Asia is an shamefully hanging on to exposure. essential part of the United States' foreign policy, Never mind this frailty, It counts for little that and a unified Japan is the key to that stability Stassen has an ego. What matters Is that he is motivated to a greater degree by a higher Americans, more than any other people outside calling: public service. Stassen does not run for of Japan itself, know what that country is going president to be president. He knows better than through. Consonant with the preservation of our netit will never be (the last time he ran, own legalities we should help all that we can, but inl%5,tereceivedtwo1oneIyvotesatthe Miami we also know from our own recent experiment that Republican convention). Instead, what he 15 in the long run the Japanese people will have to doing, quite clearly, Is pleading with his nation solve their problem themselves, not to forget him. "I'm still alive, I'm still ready," he's saying, "I can still be of use." Privately, Stassen admits as much. He says he began his public career In 1930 as a district attorney in Minnesota and remained fully active The State'sBest ____ until 1962 when Lyndon Johnson chased him from the stage. Stassen had never been a yesman to presidents, and when he advised Johnson Our Congratulations "not to try to fight a war r In the jungles of Vietnam," he was banished for his lack of Judgment. "Then came Richard Nixon," says Stassen, "his The designation this month of Oviedo's Louise people felt I was somebody to be Ignored." Baxley as Vocational Home Economics Teacher of So the one-time VIP was rebuked not onlya t the Year in Florida is an honor for Mrs. Baxley and the polls but by the politicos and the government Seminole County. he wanted desperately to serve. "1 would have And it is reassuring. We know now, despite the accepted any significant job If they'd have ofstrident disclaimers of many members of the fered it," he says. "I would have accepted it even feminist movement, that home economics is still a tilt meant I couldn't run for office again." But no job offers have been forthcoming; worse, viable, rewarding productive art and vocation. Stassen says he ha taken to writing his opinion And we hope it continues to be so — as Mrs. to recent presidents who have chosen not to Baxley. retired after 33 years as an educator, encourage him with replies, cherishes her newly acquired commemorative plaque. JACK ANDERSON We congratulate her. BERRY'S WORLD dying, whose fault is It? The answer seems obvious: It Is a -Inflicted fatal blow. The party just hasn't captured the Imagination or confidence of the people. And, If members of the Republican party .could not and-or cannot generate such confidence and stimulate the electorate, so be it. They deserve what they get. The same would hold true for the Democratic party If It failed in Its responsibility and duty. And then there were those sighs of relief... .agaln, not from the halls of KC, but from those newspaper offices around the nation. For several hours late Wednesday and early Thursday, a cancerous fear spread throughout those offices. If there Is anything that Injects such fear and trepidation Into the hearts, minds and souls Of newspaper professionals. It Is the prospect of not being able to fit the name of a newsmaker Into a headline of prescribed length. Around Evening Hera hi, Sanfsrt Fl. above the battle and remain comparatively unscathed. Some of the party's lesser lights, meanwhile, will concentrate their fire on Walter Mondale. They believe he Is vulnerable because of his liberal record. The Republicans will try to portray the Democrats as big spenders, as wasters of the taxpayers' bard-earned money. PresIdent Ford tried to impose a $395 billion spending ceiling on Congress for the 1977 fiscal year. But the Democratic leadership added $18 billion and adopted a $413 billion ceiling. Of course, the. truth Is that the President caught Congress off guard by requesting a spending ceiling that was unre a listically low. The final figures weren't available on the actual spending in fiscal 1976. Under the law, a spending ceiling can't be set until the previous year's level is determined. So Congress could hardly accept the Presidcnt'a SX5 billion ceiling without the risk of violating federal law. Clearly, he was playing politics when he proposed the ceiling. The higher $413 billion ceiling was determined, in large part, by the subsequent spending figures. Ford has rf used to cooperate, meanwhile, with the new congressional budgeting process. Yet when he was still a congressman, he fought for a better budget system. Now that Congress has one, he is bucking It. p. Cart r .w. However, the budget Is complex and the astronomical figures difficult to understand. The GOP strategists believe they can use the figures to show that the Democrats are spenders and wasters. GUNS FOR REAGAN: As a postscript to the Republican convention, the story can now be told of how supporters of Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter wound up on an advisory council backing Ronald Reagan. They thought they were supporting the gun lobby. But after they signed on as advisors to the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, the group solemnly endorsed not only Saturday night shoot-'em-ups but also Ronnie Reagan. Indeed, the group poured more than $16,000, some of it perhaps illegally, Into Reagan's drive for the presidency. The unwitting advisers may be even more upset to learn that the group contributed $1,000 to the House pain-Inhe-neck, Rep. tarry McDonald, D.-Ga. This was his reward, apparendy, br writing the solicitation letter hitting up gun lovers for money. More than 150 members of Congress were bamboozled Into permitting their names to be used to root for Reagan. Among them were dozens of Ford and Carter supporters, Including Sen. Barry Goldwater, R.-Ar12., who has come out four-square for Ford, and Rep. John Flynt, D.-Ga., and Rep. Loin league, D.-Tex., who back Carter for President. The congressmen Joined the gun group's advisory council because of their opposition to gun controls. They may not know about the group's role In the Reagan campaign. A spokesman pointed out that the group's newsletter "Point Blank," announcing the support of Reagan, was sent to every adviser. Not a single congressman jumped ship because of the Reagan backing, the spokesman noted. But few congressmen have time to real all their mall. They may have laid aside the newsletter without looking at It. The story of how the gun group got Involved In the Reagan campaign Is complex. The group formed a separate, fund-raising committee to support pro-gun candidates. This committee has the same off1c'e same te!r-pbone and iazn peisonnel as its parent. So the two are virtually Indistinguishable. It's really the fund-raising committee that supports Reagan. The committee belongs to a category, which is restricted to contributing no more that $5,000 to a single candidate. But the $16,000 for Reagan was channeled through another front group called "Sportsmen for Reagan," There still remains a question whether all this Maneuvering has sanitized the $16,000 or whether the contribution Is still Illegal. AREA DEATHS I'ICI_,PR - - -- --------- - _ - - • - n WEATHER Six Men Are Arrested During D rug Raid _____ .----------- ___________ _______________ - Ask George C. Hearn All , ___ ' a I I,..,,. ' '- :,i,'( ,. ;.t - , ', 4 -Fi ..••. ,.,,, ''t'j&2J.'' "t ''\ 111,._, ,, - • .. .- '' .. :--' �Bucs, Dolp hins Launch Start Of Som hing et Grand . Soupy Campbell's eas Indig e s ti" l e I TAMPA - Both Tamp. Bay Bucs and Miami were the top contenders for the 1917 Heiman Trophy. DolpbLn agree Saturday night's first meeting of the two action last week when Miami downed Philadelphia, 24.16. In that contest, he h116 o(7passes for ll yards in 17 minutes. Griese suffered a minor injury (cut mouth) against the Eagles, but it did not appear to be serious. Three Dolphin players will be returning to the stadium where they starred for the University of Tamp. in the sdool'a glory years from 1918 to 1174. Reserve 71c Bucs will unveil their orange jersies for the first time Saturday night. Tamp. picked up Its first victory in an impressive Sunshine State NFI,clubs is the dad of sorratIft grand. A near-full home at 71,60941*1 Tamp. Stadium will put the f in the pudding. Although it is the first meeting for the Wms, the Dolphins have played in Tampa three times without maluter lad week against Atlanta. The Bucs (1.2) take on cross-Mate rival Miami (3.0) at 8pm. "We are naturally happy about the victory," said LvachJohn McKay. "But we hope to Improve because we play an excellent team this week. We'll see the personality of our offense against the Dolphins." Spurner paced the Bucs in their win. Spurner hit on 11of-19 pass attem pts while scoring one of the two Tampa Bay touchdowns himself. On the year, he Is 25'of.40 for 260 )ards. Gdee, a product of Purdue, saw his first preseaaon success. Miami lout preseason games to Minnesota( s-io in 1969) and WashIngton (26-21 in 117) plus a regular season tilt to Boston 1 *23 In 191$). There are a number of interesting aspects to matchup. Bucs players tiny Bail, Mike Current and Gary Valbuena are former Dolphins. Bucs guard his Gordan is the older brother 01 Miami flnp4 y Gordan of Antanna State. And, quarterbacks Steve Spurrier and Bob Grelse &A-EveningHamill,. Sanford, FL quarterback Jim Del (iaizn broke all 'padan passing records in 196849 under Coach Fran Curd when he completed 3224l3I passes for 4,269 yards and 35 touchdowns. Wide receiver Freddie Solomon followed Del Gaizo as an option quarterback, and Solomon dashed for 3,299 yards and 39 TDs while he passed for 2,504 yards and 11 TDs. Solomon (1171-74) and offensive tackle Darryl Canton were Spartan teammates in 1974 and the two highest draftees of the Dolphins In 1175. Tickets for the game are available at Street's Ticket Agency In Orlando. P I I op F. . • ~4 0% A , - -111. 1111t , , ,1.0 ,. At 0 -.J 3yJIIlRAYNF r. 1 4 . ,~-, - * ~I ,igi~ , I t Just Call Him Mr. Keen, -' -. An undefeated prediction? Hardly, considering the Hawks' ambitious schedule. "I want to put Lake Howell on the map. . .for people to know where the school is located," he said Thursday a fternoon leaning back In a chair behind his desk: Now there is a truly ambitiousstatement. Just consider that over the two years the school has fielded a thletic teams, one opponent Is yet to fi nd the campus and several other teams drove around se long looking that the matches were .. ik4~* " tip A ORRt ~ _ It- -W 14~64W Wflatv*' LitX'.$'we1I I!g!fs record th1s-ffl-- -. in football, coach Curtis Keen will be singled out for . I I. i. '. L ,. It - . 1 . -V - '- ,: X... - • .1 . . . I. I / - W , .t, . ,;*' " . :j; :' I . almost cancelled. My first trip to the school last fall was a twoday affair. I gave up the first day because I was almost out of gas, and the next day when I resumed . ,I ' : .4.' 4. ,. i X! football team didn't practice at the school. Dateline for the ultra-modern campusis Oviedo, although Casselberry and Maitland are - I . .. I -~ ) ~31 0 1 IN:: , '. I . , , ' - - ' "'. 'V.' - .''. ' • .. 4 tAke Howell is located between a couple of cow JA . .1'' .A 0 At , : • .' , : - ' ' Ii. ''' I , 4 .. . ?'.st)- - I, • '. , i) .. -......... ' .'A. . - 4 ' ., . ,- , A,, ., 1 , G % *;- ç I 11 A.- Cincinnati Reds. - "I've seen the Willie - _________________________________________ _____________________________________ the most affluent families in Central Florida reside just a stone's throw from Lake Howell. Eastbrook, Lake of the Woods, Greengate, Colts Learni9ng essor 0 IS 9 I - English Woods, Wrenwood and Woodcrest Village Green are a few of the subdivisions which supply youths to the 1,800-plus student body. . Ily The Associated Press . happens in an exhibition game. coach Tom Ruby resigned to enter private . business, has completely ditched the old grind 'ern out offense on which the Hawks stumped their toes I . chance of stwprising a few folks. "We went from big-slow to small-quick," said '. In the spring the new offense was installed, and lines were clearly drawn. A few of last year's personnel, including some starters, couldn't cut th e mustard in the new offense and quit the team. Others sprang forward, however, and there are no deficiencies in spirit. "We have a few great athletes and a lot of strong hearts," says Keen. "We're going to be rowing the boat, but at least we are in the ocean." Keen's personal approach to football is not the standard -hit 'em where they live" line. "I'm a people coach," he says bluntly. "I'm the coach, but I'm also a friend. They can come to me with a problem. I established this relationship last year as an assistant. It hasn't changed." '~ Pruitt. Offensive linemen in sound standing on the chart Include Tony Cacciapuoti, Roy Hykoski, Larry Cannariato, Paul Hines, Rich except the water girls. It will probably settle down to Chuck Woodworth, Dawis Weaver and John Brumbaugh. Secondary expectations comes from Matt Simonelli, Joey Clark, Bert Barclay and John Flores. Near as I can figure it, Lake Howell should be able to score a touchdown while opening opponent Mount Dora is gaping the roster with handles like Andriano, Cacciapuoti, Hykoski, Cannariato, Milanovich and Simonelli. To viously not shaken by it. He Francisco 10; Philadelph a and two singles. dramatic overshift into right lea nipped the New York Mets 6field to score the winning run in 5. the Reds'3-2, 11-inning victory. "It's important for a Young more's exciting kick return Diego at Honolulu. said. "We must establish a feel. specialist, Howard Stevens, after the Colts were knocked off by the Chicago Bears 25-14 last week. unc "We didn't practice well all week for the Bears," said Stewho played two years for the New Orleans Saints before being traded to Baltimore last NEW YORK (AP) - The ing may not be known for anseason. "Then we played just crunch and the groan are still to other 10 days or so. Represenlike we practiced, and we were be heard in hallways around the I,atives of the club owners met unable to suddenly turn on to National Football League. Thursday, ostensibly to decide 100 per cent." "Down to the crunch" is how the regular-season roster size. NFL 's Cr h To H it Soon The Colts, who won their first "That's a Gene Mauch play ' battle. The Giants, coming off . two wins in three days - 16-14 over the Jets, 30-14 over Housthe Stee1e who have uncovered a pleasant surprise in rookie running back Jack Deloplaine, top ground-gainer of the preseason with 220 yards In 35 carries. Swallows Golf Tourney On Tap DeBARV-The first annua' #0 V A - ' roster during the regular sea. lished teams have to be down to dividual low-gross and low-net SOfi. 49 players plus the late arrivals in each flight, longest drive on And when it's decided, it'll be from the College All-Star one par 5 hole and closest to the American Soccer League. battle it out for the Eastern Di- 5j30t in the quarterfinals against groan time as players in the Game, Tampa Bay and Seattle, Pin on one par 3 hole. It will be the third meeting of vision title, Chicago and To. the Rowdies, who earned a bye various camps find themselves the expansion entries for the Entry fee of $10 includes cart, the two teams. with the winner ronto square off for the North. as regular season division out of jobs. 1976 season, will remain at the luncheon and prizes. to take on the Northern Division ern crown. champions. Just how many will be groan- current limit 0160, plus allstars. Deadline for entry is Sept. 21. i , W , . - :. Dr. Ri"chards Caus es South Orange Stir AP) list of 30 or more." "Ile second reason that the tennis will be laying in a p to l1gtinst them. "I'm not making any predictions, but I think our small-qiie1s will be s"c ssful," adds Keen, ce - by that I mean to be respectable agains ains tt each opponent." 011 th e way to Lake Howell? Take Red Bug [toad east off Semoran and after a mere 2,3 miles turn rght on Dodd. Alter nine-tenths of a mile Lw-n left on Dike, and eureka! left yes, i4 The bonus is Wt- fts practicing at the sdol. - Year they are even 444 .441 5 , - and second-seeded Ann Kiyo. filed an entr y for the U.S. Open. Buckner led off the inning with singles, and Garvey followed with his eighth home rim to tie N- wore. Bob Apodaca re- placed Skip Lockwood, and Cey followed with hIs 20th homer to give the Dodgers their fourth straight victory. t. ,ff 40.4rw 4, home a 68. 13'utunzwormi; 1. Vanity Bomb ,. '1 hit the wedge just the way I Hubert Green, a three-time wanted to," Palmer solemnly winner this year, shot a 70. Si) announced of the 70-yard shot did Al Geiberger. Defending winner here a decade ago. moving into a tie for second with a 67 despite a bogey on the final bolt'. 'I shot 63 In the last round last year with a bogey on C I in a Tops u .S., 8-0 Masters and Player of the Year I) S.A North team in the Big honors in 1959. League l,ittk' League World hills (,Iisr. .mid there rryon; S. Madde Kri$li; 4. Hand Off; (Gill) TENTH I. Moneycianger, S. Ed's Impulse. - 1. Senators Tins (No ELEVENTH - I. Midnight Driver); 2. Ancindy (No Driver ): 4. Major; 2. Penrose Dot: 3. Corn. Potentate Pick (Udeil): S. Byrd K. promise; 1. White Clown: S. Its (Ruggles); 4. Avon Marshal Tatfy; 6. Jobill's Bigfool; 7. Jay (DennIs); 7. Howard Champ Joker; S Glad. . 1 - ,. ki 01t C. (Howard); (Culhan.). 1)155.20; 2:10:2. Riteway Ralph TWELFTH - i. Travelin Rosy; 2. Cousin Kim; I. Sansage Himax; 4. Blue Jewel; S. Gene Austin Dog Racing KC. .354; 0. Brett, KC, .341; Sharon Ruth (4) 4.40.4.10; 3. Brenda a. Loco Motion; 7. Nellie Day; I. Gay Mood. Jai DAYTONA BEACH . THURSDAY'S ARSULTS FOURTH - 1. Bretry Sal (Hall) DAYTONASIACH FIRST-1. Fleet Cricket (7) 19.00 THUR$DAYIESULTS 11.20 5.00; 2. M & M's Ann (5) 100 76. (I) 3.10; (3 (44) 11.10; T 5.50;). VIegar Bill (I) 3.20; (3 (7.0) FIRST - I. Vlclor.Lorenzo (7) RUNS BATTED IN-Chambliss, 61.50; 1:35. 11.10,1.10. 10.20; 2. Uriarle.Goodwin NY, Ii; Mayberry, KC. 79; FIFTH - 1. Bullet Freight 00.20; P 1)1) flS.7o; no?. SECOND -I. John L. Hayes (2) (1) 1)00,4.10; 3. Galdos-Oavalos (I) Rejackson, Sal, 76; Munson, NY, (Brainard) (4) 5.20. 3.20; 2. Frisky 76; L,May, 811,75; Burroughs, Tex, Patrick (1)400,110; 3. Mud Pop (6) 7.006.403.20:2. Shelton Streaker (6) 1.10: (3 (4.7) 11.00 P (1.1) 120.40. SECOND - I. Neslor.Goros (6) 4.30; (3(11)34.00; 1 (1.1.3) 201.00; I.203.$03.WaysideSutin(S)3.000 (24) 52.10; P (24) 101.70; T (3.4.5) 21.00, 12.00, 10.40; 2. Urlarte.Pscina HITS-G.Brett, KC, 163; LeFior,. 7:11:4. 477.10; 00(7-2) lfl.10 31.11. (5) 320, 3.10; 3. JuIJan.Egurbl (3) Det, Ill; Rivers, NY, 113; Cham. SIXTH - ). MarcR THIRD - I. Randy Rugrat (I) 420:0 (54) kID; P bII5L NY. 10; Carew, Mm, 143. 434.20.5.10,3.S0;2. Camden Jody DOUBLES-Otis, KC. 31;G.Brett, (7)I.40.S.20:3. Senator Mir (4) .50; 13006.204.20;2. Red Clown(3) 14.10 Big 0(47 withall.S) 0.05 and (47 KC, 27; McRae, KC, 27; Carty, dc, (3 (4.7) 42.00; 1 (67-1) 1103.00; 7.50; 3. Bellamy Gill (3)3.50:0 (3.1) with all-6 124.40. 94.00; P (5-3) 443.10; T (S.3-2) THIRD - 1. Jorge-Goodwin (7) 26; Rivers, NY, 26. 1:34:4. 15.10, 14.00,7.20; 2. VIctor.Paco (2) TRIPLES-Garner. Oak. 12; SEVENTH 1. Rode Melody 1601.20; 32.19. FOURTH - 1. Stranded 5.00 4.20 5.00. 4.00; 3. Zubi.Gasti II (S)4.-lO; (3 G.Br,$t, KC, 1); Carew, Mm, I; (Roy) (I) 23.40, 9.40; 2. Little Jodi Rivers, NY, 77; G.Brett, (4)400,3.60.2.SO;2.Wanfawin Easy K C, 7$;LeFlore, Dot, Otis, KC, (6) 2.$0, 2.60; 3. Eastirmiti Caton (46. 1) 41 - National League Cleveland 7. Texas Chicago 4. Boston 2 BATTING (213 at bats)- John- Only games Scheduled 2:12:3. EIGHTH - (5-1) 96.30; T (5.4.3) 243.50; 31.93. 4.00; 2. Rodolfo (4) 19.20, 9.20; 3. FIFTH I. Julian (5) 10.50; 6.40 Pane (1) 3.10; Q (41) 91.00 P (5.4) 1. Lotus Bud - FIFTH 1. Isasa-Echanix (3) 11.60,4,30,1,10:2. ZiiMandlo(a (2) Cm. 96: Morgan, Cm, 93; Schmidt. Phi, 90; Monday, CM. 52. RUNS BATTED IN- G.Foster, NINTH - I. Rods DucheSS (Roy) 3.40 3.60; 7. Conive (I) 7.50 3.10;). (5) 30.40, 6.50, 4.10; 2. Middle 1 (3) Moving Millie (1)1.10; 0 (4$) 47.00; (II) 301.20; 1 (4.54) 4013.20; 5.40.1.50; 3. Moon Time (1)3.60; (3 (3(2.3) 33.10; P (3.2) 117k. _____ SIXTH 1. Nestor-Goodwin (5) 1S.1O,5.$0,3.40;2. Solana.Egurbi(4) Phi. $4; Lulinski, Phi, 7$; Watson. Htn, 73. HITS-Rosa, Cm, 15$; Montanez. SEVENTH - I. Wee Mona (1) Q(45)59.40;P(S-4)127.20;OO(3.3) TENTH 1. Clever Mtra (Ormsby) (4) 1.40, 3.50, 3.50; 2. Sumter 2010, 11 20 1020; 7 Wind Sock (3) , 192.30. S*V*NTN -1. Aprale-Geati II Princess (1) 11.00. 7.40; 3. Sam 3QO&Q0.,FayflpawnU.ai;Q Ciii, 144, Buckner, CA, Tfl 1446. T '. - - .. ''Ii - - . (4) 41$, 31$.,3.G41004-1111 IOSHO (3) EIGHTH - 1. Sayin SIV (1) ?.00 4AO; Q (4-71 22.00; P (74) 5". All - 1394., Handle - $0,938. Johnston., Phi, 30; ZiSk, Pgt, 2; Foil, Man, 27. Simmons, SVL. 27; - 1291.40 1.&L -. 13) 10710: 2;06r1. DOUBLES-Madlock, Chi, 31; Oakland at Boston DD (I a 1 30. (5-4) G.Fost.r, Cm, .331; Gritfey, Cm. Egyptian Wind (7) 71.20. 7.50; 3. Sister Ii) 0 (45) 23.40; P 329; A.OIlver, Pgh. .321. Western Scott (2) 340; (3 (31) 11.10; l03.S0 T ($4-I) 546,10; 31.12. 350 5 00; 2. L's DormaPacer (3) EIGHTH I. Orbe-Wally (3) 13.40, 6.50: 3. Johnnie Margo (3) 12.10. 4.00, 1.40: 2. Isisa.CobLan (I) . TONIGHT'S ENTRIES - Minnesota at Detroit Baltimore of Chicago FIRST - 1. AdIos Duchess (M. (1.5.3) 230.00; 3541. TRIPLES-D.Cash, Phi, 10. NINTH - I. Vera Gann (7) 110 Geronimo. Cm, 10; Tyson. StL, 9; Crank); 2. Seminole Guy (Lynn); 3. (I-)) 2910; P (3-1) 93.30; Big (3 (47 with 1-3) 349.10. Kansas City at Milwaukee California at New York Stennett, Pgh, S. Bowler (Britten); S. Flukey Luke 3.20 3. Tought Tommy (3)5.20:0 (S (Fags); 6, Judge Floyd D. (B. 1) 2160; P (7-5) 32.70; 1 (7-5-3) 4.40; 2. Sarduy (1) 3.10, 5.40; 3. Bonlguen (5) 4.40; 0 (1-1) 54.10; P Cleveland at Texas, In) Harness Racing Sunday's Games Baltimore at Chicago. 2 Minnesota at Detroit SEMINOLE Oakland at Boston Regur); 7. Hal Commander 149.40; 3115. 5. Party Juny (Taylor) . TENTH - 1. S.C. Whitestone (7) SECOND - I. Dougs Dynamite 19,40 3 40 2.50; 7. Bold Admiral (5) (Vandeventer); 7. Enough Time 2.50 2.20; 3. Injemb Roady (1) 3.10; Lyon (4-1) 12S.10. TENTH - 1. JulIlan-Goros (i) 17.20. 10.10. 120; 2. Bob Molina (3) 1.40. 310; 3. Mario-P,clna (2) 440; FIRST - 1 E R D (Strong) Stoney Key (Hail); S. Gotta Go (No 34$ SO: 3110. 413.50. I 7) I 00, S.", 3 00; 2. Camden Bonnie Driver); 6. Mary Jo Adios ELEVENTH - 1. J. oarron 11) ELEVENTH - 1. Nestor. ( I) 4 00 1.20; 3. Royal Lobo (4) 4,50; (Seiders); 7. Diamonds Lad 310 3.10 2.60; 2. JobIll's Wizar d (2) Mandiola (2) 14.10, 4.60, 5.00; 2. Kansas City at Milwaukee Cleveland at Tex as, (n) SECOND - 1. Howards Chief Howard) (I) 21.10. 19.40. 5.10; 2. Major League THIRD - 11. Ben 1 (Dc Berry); 2. Ii 5 50; P (1-2) 3400; 1 (5-21) J M. Captain (Fags); 3. Ocala 114.00; 31.67. magic MaynArd 15) 112.40, 3 40; 3. Eagle (Jefferson). 4. Gypsy Jericho 6 (7) 2.10; (3 (4.5) 101.60; 1 Schuyler (Udell); S. Nibs Brat Leaders ') 1205 10; 00 2:12:1. THIRD American League BATTING (275 at bats)- McRae, - (11) 2)040; I. 8 Haven Way I Regur) (4) 7 20, 4.". 6 00; 2. Miss pI:ruPP:!h: * TWELFTH - 1. Mr. Monk (2) FOURTH -1.impulse (Wilsey) 2, A - 3119. Handle - $229,676. TWELFTH - 1. Mutills.Roftft with all 61 1".40. * * * * * * *r ii 1) 000 cil klo ctt Eguribi (7) 3.10; 0 (2-3) 20.60; P (23) 15060. II 10 5603.20; 2. My Big Wheel (I) (4) 12.00,11.I0, 16.10; 2. Jorge.EIorrI (Munti); 6. Red Clay (D'Amato); 7. 6403 60 . 3 Noting (5) 3.60; (3 (I 2) (5) 6S0, 150; 3. Gasti-Echaniz (1) Private Line (F. Ihlenleid): I. Little 2520. P (21)1640; 1(2-il) 123.10; 1.20; Q (5-4) 9300; P (6-5) 207.90; Golden Boy (Laie). 3151. 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Bonnie Flyer (Van- Mac'sJaiion:4.PenroeeWtiynot;7. deventer); 1. Fast And Easy Peggy Falion; S. Deer Hunt. (Fags); S. T.J.Q. (Dvoracek); a. TtNTN -1. Just Peiiy; 2. First greats Thursday in the first strokes off the pace with J.C. that hole," Wall recalled. I FORT LAUI)FJIDAI.E (AP) just don't play it very well Pitcher Yung-Chang Maybe I'm just choking Maytt' ('hang's 13 strikeout perI'm just a bad player." said the furmace has led the Republic of - (Muntz); 2. Wingall Godenis c. . shadowed by the heroics of an- a quarter of a century ago, and other generation of golfing Casper were tied for second twtt that ripped a joyous roar of ap- champ Don Ries shot 72. Maspred ation from his huge gal- ters king Hay Floyd must improve from a 73 if he s to make lery on the first hole. There was Art Wall, 52, a the cut for the final two rounds, - jj9I I,, his best putting round in years has a combined accutnulation ([itt) a 68. That was Just three of 210 o ff icial tour titles. birokes off the pace of Rik Wall, subject of the first inMassengale, whose six-under- terview in t he first round of the par 65 was all but over- inaugural Hartford tournament proach Aot foi an eagle two oil Colbert, Stac McLendon, Tom 1 . Hal (Bridges) 6.3 55 .542 7½ Milwaukee 6, Kansas City 4 Hartford titles 13 years ago. That quartet of challengers years ago, holing out his ap- Trevino, Honiero lliancas, Jim , -- -,-., up, they might be able to coax me back to the tour." Snead, with his trademark, a the lirA hole and then bringing Jenkins, Jim Wiechers, Bobby Officials at the Tennis Week Scott said "a number of 15 girls were dropped was be- Philadelphia tournament next mura are still entered, Scott Earlier th1 week, the United Open awaited word here today sources" had told him that at cause the Women's Tennis As. week. said. on whether more women play- least four of the women States Tennis Association sociatlon issued a letter to its Richards, 41, a California eye A spokesman for ABC-TV announced that ers would drop out of the tour- Wendy Overton, Val Ziegen- players withdrawing its sanc- surgeon w Richards would as c sai Thursda riament In reaction to the entry fuss, Janet Newberry and tion of the tonament," Scott sex-chan h11L' to Pass a chromosome ge operation, will face Beene match wo uld be shown test , like those of transsexual Dr. Renee Rich- Cynthia eoerr.er "were said. "The letter says that a Cathy Beene of Houston. Tex., on tape on the network's Administered "Wide the ards. Olympics, to prove she is a parading around the Canadian man is playing in our tourna- in the tournament's fi rst center World of Sports" later Satur. WOITW1. Gene Scott, tournament OPdfl in Toronto persuading e nient. The lette r is pate ntly in- court match at 1 p.m. day. director, said Th ursday that 15 other women from playing our correct," Before the operation, RichScott said he accepted RIdRichards won a professional ards was nationally ranked In tournament In La Jolla, Calif, ards' ent ry on "face value, players hsd been dropped tournament. "Based on those reports, I The tournament, the annual the men's 35-and-over category. last month, beating Robin Hat. She's a Woman because- "they didn't in and that's all tend on excluded the-se girls and those warmup to the U.S. Open at She will play here as an mIs, 20, the top seed. In the fi- there's to it.,, who apparently had the ear of Forest Hills, N.Y., is a major amateur. nab. Tournament officials "I'm sure we'll lose some the ringleaders," Scott said. He termed men's event. The women's Others dropped from the there dl'l not learn of Richards' test the chromosome more," Scott said, but he guar"absurd nd simplistic" Scott said when be talked to event carries a first prize of draw were Glynis Coles, Sandy operation until after the finals, and said he "acceptej her apa full 32-member field Cathy May she said, "She $1,800, while the men's winner Stap, Donna Ganz, Laura DuRichards' personal life re ptication for Sdturday's stArt of the SW,. would follow the lea&rs" and get" after I received a 110,000. MOM of the top Port and Helen Gourtay. ceived widespread Publicity gynecological report stating 000 event. "L've got a waiting not compete. name2 in women's professional Top-seeded Terry Holladay when It was revealed she had she was a woman" - R gns Hartford Open ro und of the $210,000 Sammy Snead, Sam's nephew, anti Chi Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford ('hi Rodriguez. himself 40 years open. old. There was Arnold Palmer, 46, The large group with Snead a winner of this tournament 20 anti Palmer at 68 included Lee 0 H run homer in the bottom of the ninth inning and Ron Cey fot- fIV IfAW chasing Massengale, a 29-yearbrightIybanded Panama straw old Texan who has won but hat firmly in place, converted once, totals 208 years in age and lbe Cosmus defeated Wash is just how many players will be selves to the next preseason nament will be flights ac. playoff game Tuesday at Stadium. That earned them a In . ,' . - 13½ Texas 54 64 .W 16½ Chicago 52 41 .423 20½ CalIfornia 51 70 .421 22 T5 Results Minnesota S. Baltimore 4 saddle stance anti happily had a round like this," said Bilchoijling: "If I could keep this ly. who won the first of his four - With names like that in the lineup, a team has think twice before trying to run up the score H CIty WETHERSFIELD, Conn. 45, once one of the game's prelAP) Pro golf's nostalgia inier putters, who used a buffs were in their glory. refound touch for a 67 that inThere was Sam Snead, that cluded two putts of 3540 feet in 64-year-old relic from the days length and three more from of the hickory shafts, one-put- about 15 feet. ting nine times from his side"It's been a long time since I NFI. Com.missioner Pete Ro. But when they were told that an One-Day Invitational Golf Stop Pele Whde Tampa, the defending NASI, champ, and New York - , ' Steve Garvey blasted a three- John Candelania scattered lowed with a game-winning solo • ton - will face a sterm test in two preseason games before zelle describes hard.nosed, even stickier situation - the Tournament will be held with a latenight, eyeball-to-eyeball long-standing contract dispute shot gun start atg:30a.m.Sept. Wks among the owners of the with the players' union might 27 at the Swallows Golf Club. 28 clubs when it comes time to be nearing settlement, they Women golfers with a hanset policy, decided to pass. dicap of 25 or under may One policy still to be decided Instead, they limited them- ticipate. Included in the tour- Pirates 1, Giants 0 Dodgers 6, Meta 5 all the way. no its, ands or nine hits and scored the game's shot as Us Angeles rallied for a 0 buts," noted Cincinnati Man- only run as Pittsburgh beat San tvineback victory over New ager Sparky Anderson. Francisco. The shutout was t he York. He added: "It you're going to third of the season for CandeTrailing 5-2 entering the pull in outfielders, though, you laria. 12-4. with two coming ninth, Ted Sizemore and Bill F Bay Rowdies will try to cbancetoadvancetotheSoccer ington 2.0 in the flrst-ruud permitted on each team's cut. By Tuesday, the 26 estab. cording to handicaps, instop Pele and the New York Bowl in Seattle Aug. 24. Arnold, Doug Greider and Steve Pe rry. Counos tonight in the quarter. Defensively, linemen looked to include Mike final playoffs of the North Keen is trying everyone out at linebacker "a ) TAMPA (AP)- The Tampa champs next week for the depth LeCore, Steve Dickson, Steve Foster, Bob Bray, Bob Milanovich and Bob Soloman. Try Jets at Houston, Las Angeles at ,., Oak. - Minnesota Lum, who doesn't consider to 24. outfielder's average to a himself a pull hitter. was barIn other National Le gue league, leading .344. tie had his fled by the move - but ob- games, Pittsburgh blankeda San fourth home run, 30th double smashed a single through the beat Houston 7-1 and Los Ange- at Tampa Bay, New en Houston and Buffalo in its ca had 60. ball and finding your team on England at Atlanta, Wash. last two starts. New Coach Unbeaten Pittsburgh goes for ington at Kansas City, Detroit Ilank Strarn is anxioui to Instill Its fifth straight victory against the short end is another. against Dallas at Memphis, St. a winning spirit In the Saints, 2-. the Giants, 2-I, in a nationally- b "We've finally learned we Louis at Chicago. the New York 12 last season. televised (ABC, 8 p.m.. EDT) have our opponents roll over Oakland, Seattle at Denver and team Like ours to relate to a and play dead," said Balti- San Francisco against San winning experience," Strain "Rowing the boat but at lent in ocean," says Keen Rowdies Stram's Saints showed a board after 60 minutes of foot- can't Show up, get ahead and FOOTRA COACH A few of Keen's "people" who will join Prit- chard in putting Lake Howell on the grid map inelude offensive backs Donnie Andriano and Donnie Bob Luby is the best receiver on the squad, but help comes from Les Schmidt and Randy . - Keen with a grimace that said it was for the best. "O Sitting in a locker room and tonight. The others are Green Monday night. strong ground game in beating Bay at Buffalo and the New New Orleans, Following an Buffalo 2144 last week, rushing listening to a coach warn opening loss to Super Bowl for 237 yards. Rod McNeill led against overconfidence is one York Giants at Pittsburgh. Saturday night's schedule champion Pittsburgh, has beat. the way with 80 and Mike Stra. Looking up at the score- lists Miami . last season. Veer is the word nowadays, and with Jim Pritchard quarterbacking, Howell has a being shot down by Uw Bears, exhibition games scheduled closes out the weekend action 64 A49 ,49,Ø RUNS-R.White. NY, 80; North. - Cincinnati is at Minnesota for ing of confidence now that will Sometimes a loss can be a host New Orleans in one of a Sunday afternoon game, carry over into the regular seagood thing - especially if it three National Football League while Cleveland at Philadelphia son." - who took over last spring when former ~ 47771,0 %'PZ'r, lFA'tYAA 1A Law IWAI .331; Garr, CM. .315. Aaron shift, but never bringing and third at the time with turn his 32nd home run as Phila. Today'. Games Oakland (Torres 10-10) at a pinchhitter's role and the i1elphia beat Houston. Carlton. field," d Mike (Tiant 13-10), In) genom Pete Rose on deck. l, struck out six and walked Boston California (Kirkwood his head. "I pitched to turn," pointed two in earni ng his 1h triumph New York (Figueroa IS-4), (n) out Bristol, Malted by Atlanta Manager 2,700 hf Bane 41) at Detroit (Roberts lifetime hits is not going to The Phillies rattled Houston Lemanzyck 45). 2, (in). Dave Bristol Thursday night beat me." starter Joaquin Andujar and Kansas City (Hauler 2-1) it brought left fielder Tom Pacio. tedro rek into play the lnhie1f,giving pitcher, std hiI'record to Baltimore '(Garland 143) at 3. Joe Sam far I7hlts, in- -Chicago (Barrios 36), In) the Braves three fielders on the 2 while Adrian Devine absorbed cluding four hits for Jay Cleveland (Bibby 95) at right side. the defeat, dropping his record Johnstone that boosted the Texas (Biyleven 912). (n) Test Saints Tonight . /' LEAGUE 5 43 53 0 West 72 47 Oakland The Reds had men on second tory and Mike Schmidt belted __ i n overalls and giving you that "aw, Despite the Old McDonald farmer scenery, some of I Kan Steve Carlton pitched a five. 00 11,irr montr"i at son Frncisco Boston Mltwkee hitter for his fifth straight vie- my poison." ;- J .-. . Dolly M.: I. Oumon. THIRD -1. Single B. loyal; 2. McKIyO (Hobbs); I. BirdIe H. Viii Silver 50*1; 3. Saran KeiTh; 4. (Bridges): S. Proud Mac Win Valve: S. Burgalwy Velvet; a. (O'Amato). Barbie Doll: 7. irs Soul; S. Stride. SIXTH - I. Never Renege FOURTH -1. Mike's Bill;,. Milk (Hobbs); 2. Here it is (Solders); 3. and Honey; 3. I'm Volvo; 4. Real Deane A (No Oliver); 1. Hurricane Plunder; S. Trave(ln Babe; . Sack Scot (No Driver); J. Regal Eden CR. Door; 1. Jets Big Al; I. Madison Nasty); 4 Ocala Bonny (Aldrich); 7. Air,, Di Lion Kim (Srianard); S. FIFTH - I. Jolly; 3. Wright Stratton (Britton). Colsell; 3. Boby Wire; 4. SEVENTH - I. Fly are Wick Unraveilno: S. Win Now, 4 Satinie: (Kurtzwo.Th); 2. GovernOr Del Lee . MuglnJ; I. Dollying. (Tarpy); 3. Winning Tina (I. SIXTH - I. Handle Pasi: 2. Or Regur): 4. Curt Jillee (Kimball): Nitro; 3. Triple Kwlk: 4. Jobill's Big S. Dorn Bogle One (Provost): 4. Dad: S. Trusting: 4.0.1. Jackpot:?. Forecaster (Slider); 1. Ocala Silver B.: S. _____ Penrew Vials. Paddy Wak (Vandeventev);I. Stars SEVENTH -1. Dense Eckatt: 2. Hostess (Hobbs). Preach; 3. Jersey Jane: 4. Dl. EIGHTH - I. Speedy Don Sunset; S. Diamond Dart; 4. Play; 7. (Komen); 2. Drip Dry (Brainard); Run Dog Two: S. l's Jerry. 3. Blazewcod Cornet (Whayiand); 1. EIGHTH -1. Thomas Thomas; 2. Miss Pattle Brooke (Grimes); S. Mr. Travelin Lucy; 3. Srine Skipper; Badiye (Dvoracek): 4. Marto (A. 4. Apache Mac Go; S. lee Belly; I. Clark); 7. Stonigate Sharp (Pat- Sandy Time; 7. Reborn; S. M 1, Ms tenon); I. Bannas Baby (I. Nasty). Bonnie. NINTH - I. Lady Byrd Spartan NINTH -I. SIta Grace; 2. Aim: 090 an outfielder in to play the in- "Mey call it the sticks, rattlesnake coun I Keen, you pray. At that point, it is how do I want " pastures. But don't expect to see the students decked out 5 /'t4YFi, .4 - Princess Strong (R. Rigor): S. Indian Lang (C. IldinNid): 4. Lusty $atda's Games Montreal at Son Francisco Detroit just as well should bring them against the Giants. He hurled a By The Associated Press Braves tilled all In. But you know what It two-hit victory at Candlestick The Atlanta really is in that situation? You Park on April .5 - % I-,. - 9.13), W L Pct. 01 New York 72 .415 Baltimore 61 54 .321 Ii Cleveland 59 40 lii 14 . - v. . '14 *I .L.-;4.i' '. - I'm'. . I 1. I.'. . . ' '-' I . . I... .. . t K kkW~ - .-r i. - -' ..- . ''4 - - '.' I ; 1,1 l:ha, %, , I;, 'A " •. • V.'ll. I .9y a .r - .-m,t~,; • - • . o I if the hunt, I finally succeeded only to learn that the 15 ,. - FIFTH 1. Flyer Faring !%01 SECOND I. Bar S Parses; 2, 1 00 (Johnson); 2. DebbIe Him Di Colonel Lucky; 3. I?s Jody; 1. See Jasie Z.;7. ~1 (Roy); 3. Steady Pat (Komers); 1. Secrets; S. pat MD- QÜëIg Lum Shl"ft SI D eds Best Braves . ,.. .. ______ ___ Va'O)f ,or,x#1' 47 /K 4f1/.4 L16U( ,4?O HVt1V&F dwi Ti C,'ifci,/NAf/ last . eau,m--',• I mc 7 Only games scheduled AMERICAN If - . p. ; (5e the Orioles scored twice in the baseman Frank White's wild secutive try for his In Win. .t-'. 1 • in•ra I Or I J ,a •, T I . . ! Francisco (Nallcki Ot ''tfti..i' Ca1- 1nnLn and tniie h' Jofl- ficn Jones a'it Mi10 urri'*o at Pfthl.delptua, In) -kiusiun ua and George Scott keyed MU- bumered for California. Atlanta at St. Louis. (n) White Sos downed Boston 4-2. waukee's two-nm fifth. Joshua White Sos 4, Ned Sos 2 New York at San Diego, In) Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, New York and Oakland were tripled leading off the fifth and Jack Brohamer drove in rims not scheduled, scored on a sacrifice fly by with a single and sacrifice fly in' 5f 45 Games l'he Twins ca,nefrciin behind Robin Yount as the Brewers and Ken Bret t scattered eight Houston at Philadelphia Atlanta at St. Louis ,c.wice, wiping out a 2.0 deficit in broke a 3.3 tie against Dennis hits For his first win In more Chicago it Cincinnati the fifth and then getting three Leonard. Scott followed with a than three weeks. loser Rick Pittsburgh it .as Angeles In the bottom of the sixth after triple and scored on second Wise failed in his fifth conNew York it San Diego I . -. A I. PC?. GB Ml 44 53 .555 12½ 41 41 sen 55 41 451 $ Si 44 .410 24 41 73 .340 iS Tex 7 5. Dctr&: ed '---- - - ,4y ,47 FXAC7y1E ,p, 7$ 40 Detroit scored the decisive run San City 64, Cleveland outslugged three-rurt homer in the second pitch and Pedro Garda walked. I r - -- last Phila Pitts PauI All Aflame (5r,lqd); 3. Love TONIGHT'S ENTRIES g Run (Kittle); 4. MatIlda (W)layllnd); S. Direct America IL P1157 - 1. Hardy Type: 7. 1* Neely); 4. Pan Lady .1 COusin); 1. Parts; 3. Painless DistIll; 1. $safly Smok.along(Harris); 9. Dobutiste Reciet; S. Florida luck; a. Dutch's byftJj,' MOr NATIONAL LEAGUE on a single by Ron LeFlore Gorman l'homas belted a after Bill Freehan was hit by a waukee turned back Kansas Aio Baseball b ~ Itague record. worked out." In other Al. action, MuBrewersL Royals 4 .. -. . I . _____ a I 9'1 %..lI1fl!l - Haynes' Hunches L A The Associated Press New York s top half. Although Dave Pagan relay to The Baltimore Orioles sid- was charged with the loss, TipThe setback sliced Kansas Chicago St. LOUIS fered another dose of In- py Martinez walked Lyman City's lead over Oakland in the Montreal digestion Thursday after sam- Ilostock with the bases loaded Al. Wed to 7 games. West Cincinnati 11 44 33$ pling the peas served up by Bill to Force in the winning run and ln&aus 7, Rangers 5 ' U 54 .340 II "Soupy" Campbell. drop the Orioles 11 games bebog Powell pounded a pair sin Diego "When Campbell's throwing hind the Idle Yankees In the Al. of two-rim homers off his favor- Houston 5$ 45 .414 20 Atlanta 54 44 .420 like he was for those couple of Kant. ite pitching staff. Powell has hit Son Fran 5271 .423 24½ innings, he's ml throwing peas, At the first sign of tr ouble In only six home runs this year TbVII4IY'S les.hN he's throwing split peas," Min- the seventh, Mauch wig- and Four have come against the Pittsburgh I, San Francisco 0 nesota Manager Gene Mauch wagged for Campbell. Hangers, who have loutsix P.huadephi. 7, Houston 4, IIUTIJU £ ow Ill ia after the Dunipen ace pre"There's no way I'mgoingto gaines in arow. Powellalande- nings served the Twins' 5-4 victory let this one get by us," he said, livened a runscoring single in Los Angeles 4, New York 4 over the Orioles, Only games scheduled even though darter Bill Singer the ninth inning for fifth Today's Q55 Campbell entered the game Insisted he was still strong. RB!. Houston (Larson 21) $ with two on and two out in the "We've just got so fan behind Tigers 4, Angels 3 PhiladelphIa (Twltcheil 2-0), seventh inning. He retired Tony' too many times recently, and Non-regulars Chuck Scnive- °' Muser on a grounder and then when we've got a chance I'm ner, Dan Meyer and Ben Og- Chicago (Renko 54) at Cm. cinnati (Nolan 10.1), In) set down the final six batters, not going to let It slip by." livie drove in the first three DeAtlanta (Nlekro li-i) at St. striking out three and earning "I kept telling him I felt troft rums and Jim Crawford Louis (Rasmussen 4-$), In) Pittsburgh (Kison 9.7) at Los hIs 15th save to go with 12 relIef good," Singer said, "but It pitched 31-3 innIngs 01 ot*hlt Angeles (Rau 10.101, In) wins, five short of the American didn't do any good and I guess it relief to preserve the victory. Montreal (Carrithers 4.1) at The game will not be televised to the Orlando area. TV viewers on Channel 2 can see the to Angeles RamsOakland Raiders game. Radio coverage on the BucsDolphins game is by WDBO and WKIS. Friday, Ave. 20, ma ____ Pridsy, Aig. 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A -- __ 10:00 ____ pdos amosir up telling bitsswd - nij MIN a big , but I forced to isHislw9when WN U lb CD FLORIDA REPORT CL THE TRUTH * 730 (I) C£L£ BAIIV SWEEPSTAKES (4) BOSSY vvrcii SHOW Ci) CALl. IT MACARONI: "am* ..YOUR SHOW OF SHOWS (I) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 300 Ci) 24 SIAWCRD NC SON: George Foreman oulm as Lanorel boom in dvos,* cisse. (R) (4) MOVE: "A Bw I Gsyiu, Frh1 hdL Rid I b=d in No oewnJ place hi Ni We w. CLME"AagHeniIp,a title Ledy." Hevy Fu, Joanne Woodward. 1963. p a FEATURING 11 %INK 1A)WNTI. It AA • • •S • - Magnolia S. • Pn 321 5383 4. ., a - Morning 600 NoUpttofam (4) GFKXVMS ALMAW a gunfight once more (4) ACROSS THE FENCE (I) SUMMER SEMESTER 630 once more TO WIN JUSTONEMORET1ME. c.o ci AtIAM)4Jsj JOHN WAYNE CL DALY cIo 24 LIvVjG 700 (2o$sflECE (4) ARTHUR NC CO. CI) u.s. OF ARC$'IE CD SE STREET R CL HOT DOG IAURENBAj IN ASILaL FILM MON-PSI SAT "THE SNOW TIMIS MON-Fl SAT-SUN , iz I LPi - ___ *jQ(41D500,( tCRAW W.L HAaIV " SCATMA. 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CI) ONLY WORD 3:00 (ii) PETER GUNN 2:30 0:00 (4) Ci) MARY TYLER MOM SHOV4 Ted an- Icr* form aid bais Its MI5MI. t I I • IOP ENING RONNIE COCKTAIL ' •. EN TUES • . U SAT •. , r ., Clip This Coupon , • I With rhe Purchase Of Dinner I Lunch Valid From Aug 10 Until Sept to. 1916 16 - S1j"Imer CLTARZM 24i WALL, STREET WEEK 2911 Orlando Dr. SANFORD (Fl) (HWY. 17.fl. NEXT TO ABC LIQUOR) BOCLAL 2:00 PH. 321.0436 (1) MOviE: "Pu.tnwI for FISH 23 MASTERIIEC5 T)ETER(R) 2:30 CL CHAMPIONSHIP WRESTLING 300 24 UPSTAIRS, DOWN. X)U BITES Covered Wiffi Secret Bmttsr Dsep.vatFrhd Served wim Si Id £ French Fries n A dy Hardy The Clock Girl Crazy The Pirate Minneiji Toto Ziegfeld Girl ¶ Abby Mrs. Brenda Childers and her children, Tracy and J.J., of Tuscawilla recently reformed from a trip to Nashville. Turn., where they spent a week visiting with Mrs. Qillders mother, Mrs. H. P. Woodard. Everything is fine except for one thing. Whenever Howle needs to see a doctor, he Son to pediatrician. Howie Is 30 yamold and I think U's time he stopped going to a pediatrician and went to a regular doctor. I've told him this, but he doesn't pay any attention to me. M2yLc ilYOli1t4 2:Ini he'rL listen. ___ABABrSWzn DEAR WIFE: A pestr1du has all the training of a "regular" dectu', plus upedallzsd trg in the cur. of ehildrei1 self Howl. Is more comfortable with his Ask yew wife to talk to her pediatricIn, why make waves? doctor about the new, quick and DEAR ABBY: My husband psiuieu method for women known as and I are going to celebrate our "lapsroscopk label cantesy." 25th wedding anniversary soon, A tiny lalsies I. made below and we're planning a dinner the navel. The surgeon then dance for about 200 guests. Would It be proper for me to Inserte a sc.pe, locates both 1_ per.wearmyoi wedding gown _and veil for the first dance, and Is__ bsed with a smn Iltitchii then change Into something Band-ai& The else? We've been to other silver patient can go home an boar wedding parties, but the bride DEAR ABBY: I'm a 32-year. wasn't able to get Into her old divorcee. No kids, thad wedding gown, so someone else heavens. i met & wonderful modeled It for her. Some have man. He's 63, but before you said It wouldn't be proper for his Abby, eø' gpe Sanford's STEAK Newest Idea In WOUBITES OKAY TO GET THESE, MOM? covered With Secret Batter Dlspvat Fried Served With French Fries Fast Fo.d Service! their last minute back-to-school shopping. Dens, 5, and Scett 4, check with Mom (Mrs. James Clifton) on the outfits they favor, Other youngs ters In the area, all the way up to coll ege students, are going through the same motions. - Art -i Experimental Aircraft Association Annual Convention. According to Ray, this is the largest aviation events of the year , Seminole Community College (SCC) will again offer a variety of courses ik....,...h ,i, 1....... A.I..ie IIMUU6II WV IJIVIiUII UL flUU14 SI and Continuing Education, many of which are of particular interest to women. The cost of the courses is $12.50 to $15. For more information, or to register, call the registrar's office at SCC. FLOWER ARRANGEMENT A six-week course hi flower arrangement will be taught by 'I Mrs. Frank L. Woodruff III, who is a nationally accredited flower show schools instructor and judge. Topics will in clude a But tf you livetobe5l, and he's contemporary design, types of color coordination and accessories. Demonstration h..iC u* ici kn.I..... iiiuij still alive, you'll have an 00- design, year-old husband DEAR ABBY: Howl. and I Ihave been married for two years. SI UP A..... 1iiiVi U4511 students will work on their own arrangements. OIl. PAINTING A .I.....:..._. ..a__.. 11 U47Ufl CU135 Ui QU PaUF ting will be taught by Mildred Babcock, two mornings a week. ,-_ _,. -, HOME FURNITURE REFINISHING Eight-week classes In home furniture refinishing will be offered with Gregory Giraulo as instructor. Subjects covered will include removin g existing finishes, repairing and securing, preparing the wood, staining and finishing, furnjture accessories, repairing damaged finishes, veneering (JIIUI pVIiiU reminisning methods. TENNIS Two tennis classes will be Joe and Linda Kizer of Meadowlark have had a house full of company these pad few weeks. Mrs. Kizer's twin sister. Nancy, and her husband, Joe. --._---.. Dorna, Jody and Raymond Sandy and Butch Gauther of Norfolk, Va., are visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Leskowyak of Meadowlark this week. This Is the first time the two couples have been together Jim and Cherie Williams since the Gauthers were hosted a patio party for their married last year. They are friend and Congressional having a pleasant day, seeing candidate Sid Vihien last week, the sights of central Florida and at their home in Tuscawilla. enjoying a family reunion. Thirty-five friends and neighbors were on hand for the Goldia Burge of Hacienda pleasant but informal afVillage spent several separate tenon. weeks "camping out" in the Venus and Lakeland areas with Fred Roberts, head of the city's maintenance crew and her daughter Mrs. Alan his wife, Alice, en joyed a visit Robertson and her children fpim hi. .1f'. UL)VI5 1.&... ti... Diane and Alan. the Seenrvt Goldia, a very young senior Ernestine Cooper and her children Vicki and Amy. citizen, says camping out is a Laurence Cooper Is an FBI ball! agent assigned to the Plttsburg, Mrs. Vi Wilerson of Hacienda Pa. area. He had wanted to accompany his family, but Village returned from a three week trip to Junction City, Kan. couldn't get leave time, where the visited with her The City s Public Works many grandchildren. She also spent a week or so visiting from Queen City, Tez. No sooner had the [an lift, when Mrs. Riser's sist er and brother-in-law, Elizabeth Ann and Johnny Wallace from Dallas paid a visit. They spent a week with Ow Kizers and then ret urned home taking with them their daughter, Laura, who had been spending the smunmer with her aunt and uncle. His friends at Hacienda Village will be glad to hear that Amos Kiages has returned from the hospital after major surgery and Is recuperating nicely. Director Ray Bradshaw spent paid a visit to St Charles, Mo., a week traveling to and from 10 see her son LeRoy Taylor Oshkosh, Wis., in a 30-year-old Stinson airplane. Ray d his who greeted his mother with the happy news that he will be vacation time to attend the moving to the local area In the very near future. Or Exercise: SCC Offers Classes Starting in Sept. - : ' DIAL 327-1736 / me to wear my own wedding gown. What do you say? R.I. READER DEAR READER: Wear the gown and veil for the first dance, then remove the ve(l and *car the gown for the rest of the evening! Why change? the lovely Anne Platt of Orlando. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon in Ft. Myers. In the short time Zogelder has been In the city, he has made many friends and they all wish him and his bride a long and happy life. NANCY Bill and Rita Hahn of Old Town spenta week and ahalfin Long Island, N.Y. visiting with Mrs. Hahn's brothers, Joe and Sal Maon1. On the way home, the Hahn's detoured into the Blue Ridge "ountain. .'st nith a friend they hadn't seen In over 29 yea's. A happy reunion was enjoyed by the Hahns and their friend George Gehring of Bar. bout-vile, Va. WILLING TOGAMBLE DEAR WILLING: No one knows how long he's going to live or what shape he'll be In next year, so gamble tf you like. "Dean Zugelder, flight manager of the one and only il mal instruction and w l Include rules and scoring, grip, stance, eatery In the city, Ron's Pizza ground strokes and serve. House, was recently married to Tennis II is for thns whn h,,u. some knowledge of the game but need help in developing solid ground strokes and more - - - -. hell control. SUM'NTRIM Morning, afternoon and evening sessions of exercise classes are offered. FLORIDA""" I!ARRIvE All STATE _._._i V 1I jJ periods will be followed by offered Tennis I Is for those workshops during which who have not played or had for. And Sitied Ike KiiuL ej (I) BLACK EXPERIENCE (9) THE FB (A) 2$ MOVIE: Hold That c.t. *Zi,ou &xi cosIs. 19`11. The boys we loo"hi haunled house. ___ 400 (L) SOtR'dothio BOARD BARE BACK GLAMOR I ____ -1 WLWI RHRiP.FD vwwv I Oik JUDY GARLAND V44 Dear advice? (2) 24 BASEBALL, Danger." Tory Moore. %to B". (81W) 1956. BlOsh. Story of _ a Soodand Yard in- DEAR ABBY: My wife just had her birth child, and we now have two boys and two girls, which are all we want. Mypr e to have a vesectorny, but Pm ChICIO, it's not the pain sm azraia of; It's Just that I'm afraid I'll feel like less of a mm Just knowing that I won't be able to father any more children. My wife can't tolerate the Pill, and the ether methods of birth control turn her off, 'Ott'. up to me. '1 feel dumb asking this, but shOuld I or shouldn't I? What do nth.r men whc'vc had It say? uAGOCH1CKEN DEAR CHICKEN: Il you're afraid you' feel like "less eta man" after a vasectomy, the chances are you WILL, so uless you can overtime that feeling, I wouldn't recommend say he's too old for me, let me say that be can do everything a 2$-year-old man can do, and I'm Aot just guessing. He had had two bum marriages and says this is the first time In his life he's ever along In love. I get ag n with his two married daughters, and his grand. children are"erany shad me. He has a amnmer home in Indiana and a winter home In orIda and he's been retired j 10 or years. He has a pacemaker, but you'd never know it unless he told you. My brother is trying to talk me out of marrying him because he's afraid I'll end up being a young widow, but my mother and father both died before they were 50, so I could dead at 35. What Is your LUNCHan • DINNER Honored. Ph 32 1 0424 2544 Park Drove Sanford is From What Locals Tell, 'Twas A Good Summer • ll 3:30 (ID PEDIC RIiId OnS Wi" IAn, Joan skmmm 1000. TI. of S. when a mum uftV con we. couM ITt hi land Ni 1*IW hi a 1u.stW$ SciIOCL (A) S AMERICAN LIFE STYLE. "Henry Ford and His I&lIliluui CWIIIgs." (I) ABC MOVIE: Rod Tsylor, Rt, 1901. GtIS by, de despair oil MqaL 1903: Two Young and he his loft Wy Call stslars ssiidt hhiI. (A) •lh• pideci wave" aS this 24 NFL PRESEASON srs d CaIlL FOOTBALL CZ) WALL STREET WEEK 24 NQVE- -Form is the (L) LAWRENCE WELK Spur.'. Michael Redgrav. in this ii____ 24 INTERNATIONALci the llowsd flig novel. ANIMATION FESTIVAL Fin ctvorlca.s &a.. labor 24 SCIENCE FICTION ThE. 141111does ,s b power as he ATM lightsthe dØn of lii 1:30 O1lsS111d. orgy hi SSaithn fl i.E Ni lolbyrs Ps dI (TI) MAGAZIPE FOUR ft old CAMPAIGN 75 93) (7) TIE MAGNIFICENT AD. CL Ci) ace PEWWRT VENTURE: Story of the $HOW EvlJy y, "id b hi stags a stag Plc.." 5*1 began in Sept., lbs'. ruw (A) 1973 Mien 177 mm and 5 no cue msn IsA the South Nei. 24 STEVE ALLEN LAUGH 24 CANDID CAMERA BACK 24 THE G000IES 1000 24 MOViE Boiba Comes (4) CI) ot*ewai CARjyi,' Roti 8i.Cw Guests: .1km 11:00 Nabot amity Wift. George (2) FOOTBALL- Tan" &ic, - 1T MtWI 'l'4ng on V- c.y z-ivisz*-. rwiyUI1iRiJhiaSwip. (1) MOVIE: lbs EkV's I t (2) SATURDAY NK*fT DON KIRSHNERS ROCK CONCERT t4d. 1873 Based on; Pus DATE BY ABIGAIL VAN BIJREN 12:30 SATURDAY NIGHT uoraa ii 4USio) Ii) MOVIE: "Qaus of ft Faceless Pt Ildwd Md.rson, EisE,wd.. 1:46 (4) LATE PEWS In And Around Winter Springs I-laying Vasectomy *NWIortei. Y wornon. (A) t Friday, Avg. 2L1fl4-11 He's Hung Up On e. nPviFord ___ CONSUMER8tmvw. __ (1) 12:00 CD MOVIE. "ma onIsho4 It" P d 05)1 I' central WSiI!MY IPIOtS lionnoill of a psdW We I torn - -I Wil Rogers. ii $lory of a W ip 9H When in by a UIIM*kIIst (4ifl 11:15 (i) LATE NEW 1130 (2) THRLLER lbs i The Lawyer on a RIVALS OF SEAl-OCX HOLMES (A) Evening lilt-aId, Siaferd, Fl. e. pn* oft THE 11 C2)@) Ci) (I) IEV • THE BEST OF STEVE ALLEN 24 MONTY PYTHON-8 FLYING CIRCUS 24 and 40 THE MEN __ ____ (A) (A) fI •7 _____ s.athJ m pwv. s ok CI) BONANZA (I) WIDE WORLD OF ) TOVERTHE RA! 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JOE, AL1I 1 low for hia woo and • a p.&l.ILaJ dsilre b WaltCr) MUSIC PROJECT W llVYUIt (A) 24 SPANISH MOVE LIME 24 CBS LATELIMEAiy1100 kin- Ptlur Cushing. Q .81110 (2) 24 8E?EATH THE EMaTI. 1912. Ma ISSOhis PLANET OF THE APES capatiftee hi P*dlng Vs (I) (4) FAR OUT SPACE Wwa's, a young dor I MJTS oid*IoiJb a d.sy QWT*.CD CONSULTATiON zoo CID BUGGY Ci) WILAWIWrS1 23 THE ELECTRIC 0CMCD LLLAS, YOGA NC YOU PAW (A) S THE LR4TOLICI.i*aEg iiao 12:40 (2)24 VIIESTWOO Ci) MOVIE: "Fot, lot Tex" Ci) (I) GHOST BUSTERS Rank Sinatra. Oven Marlin. 0 NFL ACTION booaComedysstme. Old CD GUPPIES TO West. GRO(WERS 100 (11) coo a. cotwt(2) 24 THE MIONICifr 24 MISTER ROGERS' SPECIAL POP GOES THE CO(JNAfternoon TRY 12:00 (4) LATE NEWS (2) 24 THE JETSONS Pio-nci,s EN ESPANOI(4) (i) VALLEY OF THE DINOSAURS I •WFESTUHO (51) MOVIE (joined it prowMe) "Terror Is a Nm." (I) LOST SAUCER Francis Led,,., Oscar 23 LSA PEOPLE AND PCLKasisi. rrics 1:45 12:30 (3) PASTOR'S siuov (2) GO LEA 2:30 (4) Ci) FAT ALBERT NC (2) DALY DEmop&u TIE COSBY KIDS 2.50 (IF) AMERICAN (I) DALY YAFO BAICBTNIC 24 THE ADVENTURERS 300 am PETER GUNN (1) (4) SOU. TRAIN 330 (51) MOVIE: Goodbye (I) CBS CHLDREN'S FLU FESTIVAL Worsn WV5w Joan 23 WASHINGTON WEEK IN Bin ndel. REVIEW 5) 23 THE PROTECTORS (51) MEDIC: Richard Ann IOUguru Sw IwtIIy. (R) CI) N0ERWOMAN L. da Day and Christopher Osorga . In 1942. 9w _ FuiPIrir sands Gimwiys rand Coon ftdw Vft,w tournament CL Saturday iAct*.m Wwmm $100000 b 3 nfl a flI I 1ir. P York HT3CK*LLEN Ci) OPcJTP*d,L,I .05y hi ft IM0.0w PGA Tow WIN (I) TOM AND JERRY AND GRAPE APE W TDPAGIff' i,4J LATE PE#1 wy iaii 4: ng (A) nw (.4) % P(INT$ 8F- CL SAMMY DAVIS JR. GREATER HARTFORD GAMES 3:30 ____ .w, (2) P 'HOe 1I 24 THE ELECTRIC 0CM__________ MAN _Sr. PANY PIM to many, and EdSiUlb 24 100 CLUB 0:30 him boa brimy.(R) 10:30 (2) 24 THE PINK WALl. 8T Pa CD 24 • ALAN BURI SHOW .PANTHER PANTHER 1i (4) THE c a 351 (2) (4) (1) CL 24 IL • LIES (I) 0 ,BC WS UIL •WIIA WILDWEST CD FIELIGIM 18 FIEL&ANIT DATE CD ABC CAPT04ED PEWS (I) THE NEW ADVEN. 900 FOR THE DEAF TICFJIH (2) 24 THE ROCKFCRO 24 INTERNATIONAL, 24 MISTER ROGERS FILM Join Ssn imANIMATION FESTIVAL a wa'a simm NWW ft" 1130 ioo 0 HOGANIS HEROES CDFE (I) UNrAM1W WORLD 24 HEE IWstr Tom . ,.asai .. T0 SENIOR SCENE 24 STAR TREK CV we CD THE OLYMPIAD (R) I.E .O --_ THE IES lbs Ian lAIhiiaii.______ IrIII ir. v aorwsquan (1) BRADY BUNCH (1'l WI I rv,j P..1 '-I I en coit*y_boy Mar áeIWaid ITW laos e. of 24 API TIN TIN POUCE STORY: (4) (4) THE -. ___andanullft _____ qW Ci) HONQING4OOEY • 8E bi 3:30 (2) WE PUBSYCATS (4) (1) km MIY. rT1CS (2) . ____ CD n€ acwic co T)ET?E3SSTAND rMIMIL vs Mlti 8l,.i s 24 MOVIE: Time For T flSS Mill (1) ODCSS NEWS UU AT Fs*nd ,y CM& SAMM______ -- (7J PATTY PEARST ON aaIPus.hie.SoiIipmc. CD 24 WASHINOTON WEEK IN REVIEW ID NFL ! . 80 N CL (.4) liE FILINTIWUM as CONCERT Australia bound airliner CD ___ BLACK PERSPECTIVE ONTHENEWS 24 MY FAVORITE IMRTVpI . 0 .anv 4J modern castaways Ihid FM*.YAFFAIR 7 (2) 10 TELl. (R) Ci) (I) siwtio ¼ I b. A A Star Is Born Babes In Arms Easter Parade Louis B. Mayer Tomorrow: hedge Pdge U$ø L)e DleJfcf... oflej. (LII ikoNe 24s 5rn' )tos/?e$,q1/ HARRIET DEAS JEAN BRYANT 8)4 921? Sanford 69 SHIRLEY MILLETT 834 9212 drive-up window!! FRENCH FRIES 19C COMPANY SUPPER Melon with Prosciutto Chicken Rice Snap Beans Salad Chocolate Mousse CHOCOI.Tf: MOUSSE A gotI choice when there's ,• 1xt1iI44 I1lII Iii toe - in ..i._... The teachers at the School Dance Arts are vital and concerted with you r child's Progress, both physically and mentally. They take time and care to give in dividual attention and intrvctlo when needed to be certain that all their students receive the very best in dance training. Of UI 1*1 U menu. 4 large eggs, separated and slightly cooled 1 cup heavy cream CUP confectioners' sugar Into an electric blender t urn the egg yolks, chocolate, 1 2 cup of the cream and the sugar. Cover Fresh (Not FrQt n ) Mousse Is Great Supper Finale 1-ounce package sweet cooking chocolate, melted Casselberry Winter Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs remember Gur FAST Bare In back land often much In front) designs are still a part of glamorous fashions. This Ivory evening dress Is bared to waist In back but has discreet turtleneck In front. Features gold belt and sell mushroom pleats, RU1H TUECH 8)1 9212 ItjryOflt Sprir.gs I ng .ccid F HILDA RICHMOND 514 3161 Deltona and blend at low speed for 3 minutes. Turn off blender and add egg whites; blend at low speed for another 3 minutes. Pour into 4 sherbet or wine glasses or 6 tuinisouffle dishes 01- demitasse cups mixture will be thin; refrigerate at least 6 hours or overnight if you like. Before serving, whip remaining cream, sweetening shghtiv and flavoring with vanilla; top mousse with the cream. Makes I to 6 ervir.: yazwd / 5a,we Rie4 REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN BAlL ET- TAP-JAZZ .AD(JL T JAZZERCISE All Classes For Adults And Children-. B.ginn.r Thru Advanced SPECIAL REGISTRATION HOURS: Aug.21 Thru Aug. 25th 5 A.M. Until 12 Noon Aug.10 Thru Sept. Ind P.M. $ P.M. 2560 S. Elm Ave. 323-1900 CALL OR COME BY Directors: Valerie Weld and Miriam Wright Sanford, Flit. 322-9272 �!tv001q HiriW. $004srd. FL FrIy, Au. s, ma Adventist Twi .'111$NTlflcijimi A$$s($aW PaAu' _____ 11S11u,$tA L..* l.lIIIm. I1S*k11s. 111..m. The aonoi Church... THU SIVINTh.Oav ADVUNTIS, CHURCH C.r.Irl*eII. Sa11'II eI iI11I*kSI CISI.m. !lnRs,Isrøt. 00000 .8118 VeIN,, 11 m.eews slurs sssI wet S,,p, or" M,.fl.p 7:11p.. C. S. Neii -I&- 1%~ , .101- . 11:084 M. 1:11p.m. * *J V OUR NATION I hsleyIdsI Wlip V Christian 5111$. SaMevd Av. 0,. NarelI$a.v*s pastor 1:11am. S..laykj..al 1:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Me,p Tom Pe4Ieitep tomb, Wet 1ve€, to do in kpt it - - SRi 11111, 1.11,1 WifAp Sq,ie. . Nurs.cp Ir1 4:11p.m. 1:11p.m. 11:11pm. 4:11pm. aa,II4uIIs k PMW Raw sow Y.P.N.Wod .. .............146p,11L SANFORD III - HOLY CROSS 1 7:11pm WsATreIsts Worsh ip Wed. also Sow 1:040.0. Niiry Open WTRR Ds444.01900.aa N te'. 171.1111 16-410 in CHUHT0ST*L Ill OrOF LONG WOO '..1.1". ... . CHURCH OF CHRIST an ram 1p,a4i Dr. AttasmiN Spri., James P. Nllim lI:ISI.m'. 11:011 8.0. lvestuuW,naip 1:11pm. IXm 1:11p.m. . 1:11p.m. 1:11p.m. OW Trv*iN,a New DI, PINUCRIST RAPTI$TCHURCH 511*, ANNrt Utet now. d.sseø Nsa Faster SO1111110111 S~ l:4iI.m. 11:11a.m. CAe,TraIsta, 1:110.0. 1:11pm. Wed. Uveala, Service 1:110m. CHURCH OF CHRIST I SIS Park Avaiss e, lvas,eftst sa.,p,., 11:11a.m. . Msrlia, Worship 11 :694.0. Evedwol service 4:lS..m L.a., Ills, Class T..iday 11a.m. WeeI4eyIls,c*4$ 7:11pm '1:11a.m. 7:11pm. I THU LAKI MOHROI CHAPII. Drasli Blvd.. Lfli Meeree '' '*NS Pis* Isadaykls.I Catholic 1:11a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:15p.m. 7:)Ip M. Pr. *511Mm lasts Islicted by The Amsiican Bible Scoety Christian Science Ave $aaterd Poster . Pp. WIllIam Aetemi-leIt Sat. VIPI Mass Si.. Mam' Cassaisas.s.Ias. .. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Aist. PasSe, MI hit Sicaid Sheet S.aleç Service A Susday ScIssel 11 : 018 ,m. 7:11p.m. lam..11:111 lImes 11p.m. WeeI4aySe,,5• I -. METHODIST CHURCH . I I.... . 1. e, r. C119"111 School Mer"48 Worship Nursiry COMMUNITY UNITED Caisillerry Rev. Keassit MlIIsr AMISS. Pests, 1:31 &IIl.R. l:UIIIa.m. Marlia, WentIp CturctScMeel Services atit Celfee NralIa,ss THILAKUMARYIJNIT.D PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Ave.. e Mary a UNYP 1:11p.m. Rev.a P.$s,elee Uveaisewwnrp WItIlWeSl,I11I,$Irv 7:11p.m. $emdayChs,ctSm*e.J Pint Wea.ugay PSIISWISeP , 7:11p.m. MWMapWWIalp Grip, 1:31p.m. 6090101, Sunday Monday Isaiah 6:1.8 Revelation 4:1-11 CCgpn't 1976 Ks.ster Ade.Bv19 Ss,*. lc. Slriabstg Vive Tuesday Revelation 5:9.14 Wednesday Psalms 46:1.11 Thursday Psalms 121:1.8 Friday Isaiah 40:21.31 11:11cm. 1:11 p.m $5ppp, Lamentations Ms, W.nmep UPSALA PRU$SYTIIIAN CHURCH Cerm, $:11 & 11a.m. SiylcPssl tINY? Msss Prayer Be.aalast NdIwNTbersdsy 325.33 1:41a.m. 5:35pm. Nov DIrw,a Surlav IcIssi J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff Directory Page Possible WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford Pasts, Shea 4:11am. I Sam MSIm's, Wsrsh,p 11:11 a m. Iv.We,p BAPTIST Calvary CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. Maw Testam.sI lpIli* CluUL BaØ,st Aswmlsv, 355 Fawmeal Leased Ga,e Club, . It III Hwy WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS CRUMLEY-MONTEITH INC. & PAINT CO., INC Jerry& Ed Senkarik Insurance Service L. D. PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida and Employes WINN-DIXIE STORES •CS,,slalLas.liI,aULI7Ncass.lter,., Ri,esa. Part Baptist ChirG 71i2W)PBjI Peeptes Baptist Chapel. 1211 W. PenS ShieS. LasIe,d Pats F I P.rs' Sapl,sI Ciurcs •1 O.Sa,y 0114" it matt"Wt siol-tr C*Wch. Call"it Nqts hptm'held U154511y Baptiit, 13* £ C.dat %Fir S: 140I.&I CWc% oe'.Ake Maly st Sapt, Clutch Si Lass Masres 1t#I..lstChwch .lLsi._e.d Car Ctiurc*IG,aat litroots *:ll.am Cap.I M.is.esat1 Iepttt Ciutih,. AstainIvne Mare I W,U,aa, 44, H ,a,., FtnISapl,atCliwcft.dOsIee. Jer"s 1014%soowt, safflif Ov..d, Chwch, 1611 W post If 111-11 Chtock, Main' is tssvp,,w 0"0460oa 06146t.on Gobt,si CbW cb, O#k Hsi$ Rd . OlIve" MI Mffl0. Primitive swiss. 1151 MI S..,a. Mitsassa.y 554,sl L.cas"L,. S.Me.s Clu'ch. 1155 IaMpsA.cu Baptist Mill. Cut Leap Jerry A,, liii,. Lilu'eud, Fl. I . . ., . . ... I QUARTET wishing will. never reitilt in a harvest. Now WA Of Your gift As Planting nods, which God can then use to med your nee& A Wed Is whatever you give. . .& oft pia. Nuarese,175 L Crystal[Athe Ave.,lAke NW. IU palilk Is bwW te, stkgd. - TO SING • L 1tcanbea Church word of encouragement. You Row your seed in faith, and that mum you trust God to Multiply. - wvm? Mat depends on the kind and quality of neid you put in. You know if you Out wheat, you rap wheat; and If you plant POtAtm,YOU get P"01111. Aid so if you need a smile, plant your seed by smiling first. If you need afriend, be 11riendly. if vow Theproductefad re fionift with BomeOne needs healing, plant mda of IM . ereby we,Abbe F There give your time, give kindinse, gentleness and forgiveness, .d if jointbeirswith , "i , Jesus Christ, p.m. to go to night meetings at be taught by il:g orta Davis as all es. Your need is finandal, give seed money for God to reproduce and ist." As a child of God we five in confident love, as we address What A Man!" will involve other churches. they study "The Singing Book" The fifth and 3bdh grades multiply. Give &A,five of your but Him as Abbe, Father," The word "Abba" is the Aramaic word junior and senior high e youth of On Monday night at 7:30, by Betty Woodward. Younger Sunday School classes will have for father. Our lArd used ON word "Abba" In Gethsemane. It was Community United Methodist Winter Park UMC Then, when you've planted your ned, relew your faith for will host children (school grades I a swim party Saturday at God to meet your need, becaun now you've given God stimeaft the language of His childhood. In His hour of MW test distress He Church Caswlberry in a variety "Monday Night at the Movies". through 3) will work together on Orange City Campgrounds to work with, something to multiply back to you. And now you can of events August 22-27. On Tuesday an all-day yo "Hymns to Know and Sing" as leaving the church at 10 a.m. expect to reap the harvest that his father. (OHM Seed-PlAnting. A rich The goal will be call to Olympics will be held tgre he at by Barbara and returning at 5 p.m. Each harvest ... abundant ofth the 4g into His commitment for the youth and Woodlands Camp. On Wed. Roszell. sack nciple eMecting a miracle lunch farnUy, This is carried to the ultimate measure of guest speaker will be Robert nesday the Casselberry youth , the miracle that win and a dollar uth Yeager Meet your needs. I'll write more about this in my next coh= . preschoolers that is in charge. and joint heirs with Christ." We are on 0111 receiving end of all the Calvary Assembi , Winter on a 20-mile hike which roup will teach to four and five benefits the Father has in His spiritual estate. ne Mariners group will hold end at parsonage year olds. A nursery will be a dinner and splash party Day opening rally Sun with a swim in Crystal Bowl. An provided • for younger Saturday at 7 The Holy Splmt a p.m. at Aloma United "Untalent Show" will be held presdwoler3. that U meet the corAtio ns of Methodist Church, Tuesday at home of the Paul Poiters at 106 Objectives For th a pa rbor Court. ily of God, you will receive the proof Woodlands Youth Camp, UMC, d. that all church members atursday at a Everyone done. There are three parts to this witnw: The witness of your Sun rise service Th ew Smyrna at Casselberry to form a Sanford Christian tune and message of 10 great own heart that yoa have done Ali you know do, VIRGINIA REACH, Va. - CBN the ability to broadcast [leach and Friday a closing caravan for the trip to the gusrantees that M G (Pat) Robertson, simultaneously nationwide, as ll do His part if we do our rally at 7:30 p.m. at Pinecastle beach. The Casselberry youth hymns of testimony. In addition With the t ime-lapse Pat, and tending should witness of the Spirit that our dedication is complete UMC. founder and president of The do CBS and ABC. At the premt will hold a car rally Thursday hotog raphy, ers will d evelop significant relationp and we are now sons In the family of God. The Casselbeffy youth will night leaving the church at 6 bloom and a caterpillar change Christian Broadcasting Net. time,some broadcasts me seen ships with each other and God pm into a butterfly in a matter of work, which he began with an or heard on a delayed basig, through singing experiences initial capital Of 170 and an Archie Royal Davis,-AIA, is On Friday the group will and should be able to use hymns seconds .,God ofin the motion picture, Initial contribution of three the architect for Creation" to be shown the entire meet at the church at 8 a.m. for effectively in public and private at Sanford Christian Church 137 dollars, will launch a capital project. Davis is the past the trip to Rainbow Springs worship. funds drive in Kartornk. #. president or Ine American where they will go tubing on the In addition to the study being ". 11117POn Blvd. Sunday at 7 finance CBN's Proposed T at site. The Reverand formed Presbytery of St. Johns Rainbow River. $25 Institute of Architects, anoi an provided there will be a Talent p.m. One of a series of "Ser- million international Com- expert on coloaW style ar. Ilwnilton of Winter Park has Hamilton a native of Sanford. in 1955. A son-in-law, Rev. mons from Science" films been named by the Presbytery N.C., is a graduate of Davidson viewed by thousands at the New chitecture. I ni rpose of he Groundbreaking for the I A es Week Set Communications Center Planned zed ____ Moody Institute of Science. The Presbytery of St. Johns OP Head Start TRANSMISSION Dav i d Beve rly y an Altmottioe 104"46 CAYMQl'C P$5 church ,4 It. Mahvty, lake aste Ave IV PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH -.., NEED #' MORE INFORMATION? ALL 2 C • guests. Music and fun galore! Bible School August 23-27,6-8:30 each night on the theme "Jesus . , 0 . '0. .'. ,;~. . Especiali designed for nursery , kindergarten and children age five through youth, 1~wv ' ' CRusts. Chulc, F1r Ida Maria. Dr • Cilsreiat,.mi Christian Ustt.d M.ms,Ial Church, I. Delary Ave., Enterprise Usited M.$l*Att Church 55cr LIS, lItt.l AM 1. CP'v,ca. Cevaaa Ht5, Cus.434rr1 CImmuruty Uiited MeNedlit ClercI. Pmoy aid" ad. CAS60berry itoMsod't Chwch Of Chfist. Fla Haven Dr. AU.Iland Flr%l Un"I'd M" s'"St CA WCO, 4111 Park Awe, F"' S"tt"'I'm M@' %" Il Chw th- CHURCH OF GOD Church of a". 141 "Kkiwi CAW'* of C", I$) WL )lad JIL Chorch of G" in Christ, OV14" CII'wclsal G.ds$ Prot*i y. 23515. RIm Ave Chot ch sl G4deSPveptsvI;MSp,Iiimm,,d,A,e Rascu. Church Gel. 175* IflI,Sf, 1.ala.4 16" Churek. IsiS Park M'IIId l•, The 0Wch ad Me Good 140069M hUffts"t 331 Lake Ave. All Ss.nts Iiii.sce, 41 Chwc%, a Ovitary &we, ghlerpe, to CItit) EPtIta,Mi C.hwcp. Lsts,we.d "444 C;011 Episcopal. Park Ave &I 4M $1 IIA.5I*. Hwy. 17-fl & SI l,vi.s L..:. ,.n.g,. mi sm Rd Bee Rd. Cassarnsr,7 IV$Itl$t Ct.rcts, Hwy 434. PeresI City Spriap. All PasIl Chapel Camp km,..i,, 1lI . 00howeve "attwed.st Churcs. Owtods Ott"* AW%0611 church Pista *'tleyaii M.$1111,st. Il 44* a, Pasa Fa t Bas s U.thed,f Clurcli. y ruler of First Fed.. 5 lied. Altamesti . • lad I' he MOW- Chapel, H$IISi, ' 1 Lake Mopqwo, st, k.r.sd.m 1*47* ' P,nl lsvs CIIWUS si Ilu LIII., 054 Midw Piat*.tt,t Opes $'Sti T*feriitI,, R4pe,j Av IOU 1111 ' SMI %$,q 4 i.e 06hove Cftrch of me k8low"o, I'll. 46. olo" Is take Mary CP*cl,ui Its 'Iliac.... Las, Mary Bl vd La tIMat y W&Vmsa A J41*600 Avg. Lo"wood •, 06"I P' to""lai ettwIll W 141,141d Clu Ml. Olive Nsii.5 CINWCI 3, eim'ryad.B 58010,d All&&"@ Cbwc%. ,,41 S Patti Awe 1111d " "l'l'.L' discipline of one's faith is the cement that ketps .i (dm11) together sa Prince Rainier. The Princess, former actress Grace Kelly, seconds that view, saying: "A similar Christian background and training is . t of great importance to harmony in family life, so C that no matter what problems or discords may enter a family, the bime is solid to fall back on in difficulties, IMW "I ClurchuI St P5IS 5,1'. S Milallad I S~ Lab@ Rd. CIscft, 1415 PaIrS ii.. l.atma. uitasiea Aflama.'s, Monaco say the basis for successful, happy life together is their shared religious convictions. ViICNvr5e OWIII. ktjittsp. Oslea, t, Casarpvise IitAa' 1 10i .4 ." It v!, -%,, . - ~ "s' . '. _. I 4. ' - . . .., 12 1 , 15'5M1 eSis outwow ad, wtower lot'", tll Co' to "C%rls#'All" 409 COMmoNty Chapel. Alt 5"S, TR.p ssiG,l.,iCh,,h, CtntJ1IsMe.,e.,$l,..A,, Ciai Cap* ''CVItt. *ashe*itea$I. -- O. 11 ______ participate in Church Music First Presbyterian W . Y, , I it I - _ ____ I ~ _____ ______________________1.___________ ______ I _______ , * , "' , I f _____ '.I \IZ I-1 . _______________________________________________________________________ Of Roval Marn a e . , ;7 . I I - "', ,*'s . - ,\:I;, ,J ', , 1;1 " ~N, _ ______________________ PHILADELPHIA iAI1I - After 20 years of marriage. the one-time Hollywood star and the Ckwa $I- OW"Of 1114 O.C.A. 114 SOON to., F aSkro OwIt"W" 1' •a'.h'$ I- :':r I'.~ .. for RI Cbeeck 91 J-sys COW'$# 04 La"et Coy &&#*IS- 1311 Park Awe letters OrOoftl . Jsha Chrysestem Ch Per. Pa, a pel, t -1 J.. I _,,, f ,, I ( I Pare lt- , -,4'., ,~ -- I., . . p (lass for adults each night at Theme the class will be Week beginning this Sunday. , Study sessions will be provided Vacation Church School will 61 for all age groups In the church. be held at First Presbyterian ' :'tdults and youth will study Church of Sanford, Aug. fl-a, Great Hymns of Testimony" at 6:30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. by Ernest K. Emurian, taught There will be a covered dish Rev, Hugh Hamilton is organizing new Presbyterian Church In South Seminole by Minister of Music Charles E. supper each night with rolls, ___________________________________________________________________________________ E)avis Jr. Older children coffee and iced tea provided. A 1551*,,, Altasseaf. $,veatt.Da y *,,,w',j Ave ,IqIII ,,': laMerl . "I It'" so. Sam" OTHER CHUIRCHIS SWINted Ave, 'RISSYTIRIAN Lutt ' ::: Y5s, IIibYMei4sCJIWdS. Upset. L GenIvaM.*eiCfturc,,G,n.,. St NAZARINI •''IP ChwtIi SI" OPAL We..IWIIi,•qif,s SUVIN?N.D*Y AOVINTIST - , . , ,. -14~ I .r ~ 'A 'I parents are also invited to First Baptist I k.0 The entire congregation of "Essential Christian Beliefs" of Sanford and Stall First a Mitt Av e. St Last Carn.i.c Church. Oep,esd TnI. Dusty $1 A"Ostipe cathobc Comorch. usta# Dr. "M ev"64 of, C&$666ffry So Mary Ma$aditss, C.aIWI,c Chutca. Maittamd Ave, £flameaie soeww I Out Lady $#the LakinCttheist Chwca. I]I9m&#1ffl,I,##j, Dote" CHRISTIAN NutIhied. Sar,wfl 124cre site with - earespo e from partners who want to share in the vision cross shape of the soon-to-be of an international center. construct ed headquarters Throu gh our 'Project Part. building. nership," we have already ags ui w.i naUOn ouuining the - are and Employes C tt.etC It, 511 Palm S.na,s Dr.. Alta.sesfeSps Chwch of CPIWCII a, Christ. Len so Clbwch Of O" Holiness, Lake Meowtt* Church .5 G.d Islary,s ret"044 Baptist Chipech. Poll" SeWMIS ad , Cl. CHURCH OF CHRIST ChurCh el ObrIg. 11125. Part Ave Ms ,Ie,1l L.Iiai Hall. Fe,i c.., - . l state we are a slave to sin. Furthermore, we we a debtor to God because Of Our sWW trarillgrudon of His law. But through grace that is in Christ Jesus, we are brought into the relationship of a child to his father, whereby we enjoytheprtvllegeef . ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, F W Howard H. Hodges and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff st(aw saii" Wsiowy &was@ CkWc3I. woo ustowt! FerriS -- - . the First Baptist Church of with Ramon Gonzalez teaching. H$5Sp$IstCA(a,Fer,sICayCamm,,'se,,pe,gc New Mt Calvary MillIesary S.ip.sL ISIS 1113*51 "-*a awnt Church. Ovieft . i S I TE _______________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 21* 1 gem = ___ gWe. s why It's more blessed to give than to receive. I can und~rstand this bitter by saying It's mom productive to give. Why? BGl ecause od what we give. not we it in the eartbw you expect a harvest from those seeds. You can wish and wish for God multiplies . , LISIMILY OF 000 First AssamMy et God. SOt f for Family Mlii's Sappe, The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff . - MistiMe 5:45cm. FIRST UNITID METHODIST CHURCH 455 P Iv.. Lee P. K1a Saturday _ s other types of musical whonew willcongregation. become the nucleus of nessee, North Carolina, South Florida, consisting of 11 central announced. The services will the The groundbreaking marked received contributions in ex. might be established. Carolina, Min andisFlorida. He was Florida counties, with 38 begin at 5 P.M. on Sunday and 7 The Presbytery of St. Johns organizing the start of construction of a cess of one and one half million ter of the John congregations To Register and purchased a site for a new Knox and Grace Convenant two p.m. weeknights. complex which will include a dollars. Additionally there has church in 1971 near the junction Churches of Orlando, the Ann Marie and her wooden Free Methodist rfliSSiorb, and n umbering 20 Head Sta rt will register four broadcasting insti tute to train been a large commitment from of SR 434 and Wekiwa Spri ngs Presbyterian Ch ur ch, and the communicate members.O headed "brother" Jackie are and five-year-old children in students in radio and television one major sponsor in th e Road, ove rlooking the Sable St. Lukes Ch urch in Titusville. Recent new congregations m favorites with children using fromaround across the United States Southwest. Christian Youth Crusaders, a Seminole County for the 1976fl and the world, a new usic and humor to co nvey the weekly activity program for the school term, Point flub Golf course. When He has served as moderator of Formed include "These are in addition to the oanizcd, a ch urch bdildlng is the Sod of Florida, and was Deltona message of God's love. Ann c hi ldren, will begin at the Free Aug. 231. 9a.m. to 2:30 p.m., headquarters complex and ini tial gift of the 50,O00 equity television studios for the net, in the land w hi ch was ,.ezpected to be constructed on the flrd moderator of the Volusia Marie Is no newcomer to lctho&stChurch,cornerof4th newly County, and Tuskawilla. Childrenmayberegeredat work, a satellite earth stati chi ldr en on contributed by the former 's ministries. She has and Laurel in Sanford, On Altamonte Head Start Center, for sending and receiving owners at the time CB14 pt. written 12 children's books, Wednesday, Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. 201 SR '436, phone 831.1303; television and radio signals, chased the 142 acres recorded several record The group meets each week for Bookertown Head Start Center, international language Iran- million." . albums, written over 60 one hour except school Morton Street, Sanford, phone slation facilities, an inter. and made four movies. Cosongs holidays. MI boys and girls are This drive to fund the ftveMidway Head Start national counseling center, a year program will be la unched ferences on "How to use visuals welcome to attend. ('enter, Water Street, Sanford, twe n ty-f our hour prayer center, in teac hing" al are fitted into The Sunday simultaneously in more than 50 School phone 322303; Oviedo Head libraries, learning centers and major metropolitan areas In the her busy schedule. She has Promotion Day is Aug. shared how her life was Children to be promot ed to new &u Center, Jackson Heights eventually a school of theology. United States and Canada In Miklle School. phone 3655281; The satellite earth station will September. changed with thousands of classes: are Chr ist y Peters, Sanford Head Start Center, 519 enable the network to have Robertson added, "The Palmetto Ave., phone 4i083 322, instant communications across construction of this Interauditoriums, football Sta di ums or by calling Ms. Marian L the United States and around national Center represents a youth rallies, chur- Sanford Nazarene Mitchell at 322.1)060 at Seminole the world, ches. priso ns wherever doors major step of fai th. It will cost Community A'tinn. I. '..:sI i.. -no WW dIU evsniwiUy give an estimated $ million. .ue upeneu. The Church of the Nazarene Also appe aring in the Kids of Sanford will hold a Vacation '•''. Crusade will be Lewis Warren Faster Rn.*5Hlamptctat l.SSp.m. DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes . 22-26, Pastor Roy Harthern has METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.11 at Plasy RIde II. 7:11pm FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes , nnn niane and Jackie, Will be ministry of the church. It is , held at Calvary Assembly, 1918 hoped th e administrative area of the e that all of the choirs will tifying and enlisting persons pastorates in Virginia, Ten- Presbyterian Cliurch of central Miller Ave., Winter Park, Aug. increase enrollment and that 1:511 _ , di - __ emnioie county, tie at New College, Edinburgh, begins work this month iden. Scotland and has served It:" M I ' SOULO Won up Wed Chair Practice ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oat " a k- Answer: There are ftee key Principles first is trusting God as yaw Only .Thmea directly pmonay go Him as the / 'I I - Church Wila.m. .. - peatIus '''•'- Other Churches .7IY Nesill M5ISI Werstep ____ SeaI$M ............. 1Sa.m. lvlS5a,WIC$tep MsetIap WSei4ay MeIWa, Msri$lp .. ... . ... 11:11am. RIlis,Wsr$lsp....... ..... ....7:11pm. 6'. ,'. It wastoogood robe true. Suddenly I found I had th island: it WAS long -rolling stone" uncle visited my home. brimming with stories of the fascinating. delightful South Sias. I had been convinced that life in this land would be a forever-happy thing. And now the magical morwnt had come. I found that the sky was, indeed. bluer than blue. the flowers brilliant and luxurious. the sea clear and cvcrchanging. Yes. it was all this and more. But one day as I stood on the short listening to the roaring rhyme of the waves. I realized that I was no happier than I had been before. I discovered that my problems were within me. How could I have assumed that happiness would be guaranteed on an eachanted island? These thoughts prompted me to return to my church which I had ignored for ma years. Here I found my faith was renewed. and I found self-respect and understanding that come from loving"M and doing His will. I sensed anew that no nun can expect to experience true happiness without Him. Hurry to your church -there to find the ingredients to make your days and your life glad And secure. Pastor BAPTIST CHURCH Wesmy las Merit 444414 -, I.i~, 1:31a.m. NEW TISTAMINT Moro" Worship 11'"Ov ChewchI Schow &at ' ' ' ' ' ' " L L ' . :1 31 P.M. h~ '" CONORIGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH pee, ISIS S. 1d.ssI ...................':.. .. - 32U1$5 WsflSip ........... tl:SSa... 4:Iip. Rev. RMieelJ. Heater IVRMSINP. ............ ...4:11pm'. $.edaVSCIIaiI 1:110.0". FiIIi,iAtp WtPrsyerMaeIlp, ...... 7:11 pm. Is: $.Ila, 5e,p Worship il.51 m Wed. lfl. Dime $M, ______ 710P FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Pert Avease A*lrliapWSflAIp Ciurc*TrMma Isestapweritep Wed. Prayer Service COVINANY a.. ~51 ", MYP ILORR SPRINGS UPTIST CHURCH In hsolaAve. Pit. mias* 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 4:11pm. 1:11pm'. 1:11 p.m. GRACE UNITED MaTNODISTCHURCH 0 ~01v, Congregational M..m'spwerias, Presbyterian :, . L ., 111p.m. A Seed-Faith Planting __ I 1115am. 1:11p.m. 7:11pm. or. jai T.C.,ma,. - . ". - 1.,.~ -.- 11:11a.m. M.,ulssWunMp l.aiMiuIt1kn*cSs Y"M Service'roes. awe. .* ":11'..: .,:--: ': ",:; ": PaiN, Wed Prayer ISlMeStedy I . ,- I I.I.,:. . ".." -' a... $900" ubw '; lvaa,.tlsts S4$iCIauesw,d. Re, Rayms.dCrect., "Mokoo ....': :, ."'. X 1 do so I" OW Nwwv ,.: '-.. , I PAOLA CHURCH OP CHRIST HSØwayslWest "WCO THIS,I Bud Hup, SIBSIC*afl I1 ,: "M :: O: I;xp.m. FIRST PINTS COS p "IWeiMp Reeds, WeriNp PALMETTO Aviwul BAPTIST CHURCH 311$ Pelmeste Ave. Wool Morniol Werstito load"11"Was THE INDIRMIR 11113111-11191111 "11k; L~ op "*WWI e ff"d p Street 4tv.6-ow"Grant LUTH r , L"It" P$1 Wesul.., ServIce (ellis, So Ice . ... ~: - - , .i ... , I * ~ ,aa,eIIst se*stw, Asiem4lp Weritep WStlV,Sta,1e,,k, II:lIa.m. 11:11 aR. I Pentecostal Church Of Christ Wsida SIWe Class JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH *415 Weal First 51,lil I Coraft I IIIII m Is$$&" -E . /_ / ' maki 1:4600.111 ..:. ... i:lS:. adoptIo'y have rece ved the Spirit of referred tom1 process whereby a man brought OLUlO)t1fl5 nto 1U3 fy and an&w atus am P riVUUVS of a one who was not by nature his son. The one adopted might be a dave who thereby was removed fr=borr dage into the liberty of sonship. He migh1t be a citizen who asa U thus forgiven the do ir Of ter father. Non Denominational Den '.13.. am' ... ._.. e of Note The Practic Me all adoption." Holy Cootwunwe Chords 114 11:11a.m. 4:110.0. 1:11pm. S.aySeui liSp.: NUI h1rvttu1*,. Pstry W.CoNift CINTRAI. BAPTIST CHURCH C. 5411 St. aO A.,. sm W. CilImas PaiN, 1sR4IkRaiI :d$m. GairlI Gatlasay l;11 $01INT__ School Holy Commitow l,s.e 11:111A.M. W"" CRCN oF SOD 1111 Iw C. . 9:4118-m. 11:110.m. .. P"ys'M,,flp,*,t ':::. 1:11p.m. 7:31p.m. 11111StPV.I,e,MI11 POL ov~ftt service Mialite, Ia. eke $Pv11laIm4a I I37A4,p.,$l. P119110 n3.M . ','m"' .- 1:30ILM. "I'm so glad I'm a pan of the I=Wy of God; I've been ththdBAflsed the b0o(j! Joint heirs with Jess a we twd this Md, For I'm t of th fhh111Y th0familY of Got" Apostle Paul w gospel o as a Roman ddwn writing to residents of the dty 1pf Rome, we are not surporged to -: hI om the aw' adopUon,afla ezprs thought what is involved in our becoming children of God. am" w kBaed I1IrISi11ssCWege,. 51W) Y S6 Church SANFOlD CHRISTIAN CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY *Fsmsed --. 1 D. ___ DISCIPLIS OP CHRIST UelH. WenAip P1111y N* (Wed.) Pas%r OF THE NAZA41mg MI WWII Ave. OF 000 CHURCH E I now. swam Ram" SOL Saw avo. wsIL PI - yes - . ernst CHRISTIAN CHURCH C. 1711111 RIm Rev. U. 011 Coe ______ Seafty .1l ' Assembly Of God FiRST asSl*y - ,'/LL Ii&IIInTkir,rri;It. " GIN§VA CHURCH W Oral Roberts Nvriivy A Kladirej, V.. * Friliy, Ao, WO-35 , REV. DOUGLAS E. PORTER Sanford.Eusllm Free Methodist Church 12111.m. Il:Na.m. Nazarene - Pastors Corner UNLANDO UNITUDMUTHODIST Dii, 511100 lad R$m4.d Weddi 17111 Telsptsaj flflWe Lymi. liltusid Pail,, ITHE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY? I....ki '.'RWCi$y 444it S. Sislii Ta., !.v!!thI, HevaM, Sa*fsrd. P1. 105 Methodist . know for myself-in in) own situation- arr ying a man from a different country-different m langtwge-different culture and traditions - who .' was also ahead of state with big responsibilities--it wo ul d have been extremely di ffic ul t without the strong basic bond of our religion." The prince.53, heavyset, in rumpled dark suit and squaretoed loafers, and the still lovely princess, 46 In trim biege dress, a gold collar at her throat, her brown hair in a bun at her neck, spoke at the recent preoccupations. he said, we have reached the point where it is up to Christians, parents and religious soldiers of the ch ur ch, to show the way." Princess Grace, who starred in such movies m International Eucharistic Congress here. Tht.y now have thret childr en Caroline 19, Albert, 17, and Stephanie, II, and the parents offered some tips on how to nurture the offspring, Make the child Feel secure, suggested the prince, "High Noon," 'High Society" and "Rear Window," tinntng an aca de my award before her marriage in 1956, says the most important thing to give a child character. The role of the wife and mother, she said, is and also give the childa strong faith, the Chrislian primarily to "keep the famdy togethtr" in a har- affirmation of love and goodness at the heart of life. monious unit. "At home a child yearns for a kind authority, a "it is e&wntial to establish a fundamental great deal of consideration and f!edion," he said. discipline and respect within the family Struct ur e," liut in the long run, he added. . oungster's inner security depends on acquiring Faith in God, a recognition that "above and beyond us, thtre is only one authority to whom e have committed our- selves in ObL'diefl('t'," In modern society, with so many materialistic 11, - , 14,. ~ I 1. . , , . , , '. '' '' . rs'' ' r ' • .t:.'.' '' •' ' - -________ Lps.iIe. " I i I I NEWCHURCH "l1 1'4.ti1 "I . i(sa' . . ,.m',,'. - .J- k Ntstled to th,e wLvtb gt the junc Boukvi ii, the newly built Dvitoaa Presbyterian Chur c h will inday. The 5$ members been utilizing the old 7-11 Store In The third bousing uea. Dr. William S. McKee Is tlSe pastor. The red od$truetureSt,anth ona S.5ncriiIedoaskdby the Deltoc.a Csrpuratlon. Furth.'r Land cleartag sitU be dose In spring. ifterald l'tiots by Gene Hacketj. . )1 &lpIl"i , 1k1 . L ______ ' i . .. 141 , A . six- said. "This is mainly the mother's job.-not to teach her childr en to r espect the authority of the father as natural head of the family but to respect each other and to respect themselves. IWe must provide our children with an identity-.surround them with faith, hope and love," she said. V I ,-'.~ - , () ~'. , ,,, .~?. ,_ ,, r, ~ ,,, -1 ~L ." ( .. .A" , %, . , 11, IS,5k ,')t'l5". t •.: I ' I V. • ' ''S'5ft i I ,b'1u1J iJ t.'cfI IhS,1 �____ I 4S-Evuals HiraM, kaIv, PL PrHiy, A.g.* irn Florida Hous. Contributions ThjINoe ____________________ _________ • Legal Notice _________ __________ CLASSIFIED ADS I 4l- lvii., HiraM, $ai.rd. FL -= _________ 4" 54-Gsm - Mcile Home lot rent. ElciptIonally nice I. clean 2 $O Ir.o. South Sanford Ave. bedroom. I bath home. Central TAFFER REALTY out. heat. carpeting, UtiJityip leg. Reel i$tateiroli.r ewnIn, kitchen Iuiid. Nice ______________________ _ h• SANFORD- Drlv* by - 12335, Sal.. Fr. A Suy II'*it' lots, wiii paved streets & water, starting 20, '77- Ai.S *bulsd- - DELTONA.... EIONTIINTN JUDICIAL Cli. THE STATE OF FLORIDA Garage Summerlin Ave., urge oaks, pine S7 Resells '• BUY JUNK CAR5. from $10 to$35, ' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE TO: DENNIS I. MEREDITH I palm trees. 3 1*2 bathe, alt from 52.050. Some available with Aut 15. 10, 21. Moving. N Call 3711621 after 1 p.m. COUNTY, FLORIDA. ReIdenci Unknown as little as $50 down, conditioned, neat I clean, Move It gal. Gas Tank; 730 Amp welder; For Used furniture, appliances, and 12$ per CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.lMS.CA.i. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFID ____ R'son PmPSdy , now. Drivebylcali todey: $17,930 Fi*ig Gew': Heaters; gapu Want t971 avoider Dodge Dart; also etc. GUY 1 Of' IN that a suit has been f lIed against you _______________________ JOHNNY WALKER will buy any make Convertibles Li sit; Double Bed, csmp$afe; _ Larry. Mart. 313 Sanford Ave. NIC.t BR, 7 bath, 2 stOry home, plus DYNAMIC PROPERTIES FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. In the Circuit Court for Simlnole Forrest Stamp Ams; Cornet: knick. Inc. Of the four local andidatea 112.21; Jack H. Roes Groves both reside In Brevard County nanclex, $100; H. DeBaublen TOAGE ASSOCIATION. Hutchison Ocean front Apt., 33 Req. Reel Estate Bro&sr S. V. Hardwick, Broker 2 furnished ap$s. Goed home & County, Florida, entitled: W. Knacks: Misc. AtlantiC. Daytona BIch. Call Ginirel Contractor income property or esceilent REALTOR$130.1133 Deltona, runnIng for two seats in the Inc., $25; S.O. Chase Jr., and are not required to file $50; William A. Leffler 441.1411 PlaIntiff, JACKSON and ROSE LEE h1ffite 1, Buy llhruS times........4lca tilts Mrs. RU. Hutchis, 222 322.4437 invest mint prOperty. w.00. VS. JACKSON. his wIfe, PlaintiffS, $. Florida House at Reptesen- Sanford, $100; Mable Mark- docwnenta In Seminole. Shop today's want ads tar Th beef STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. t DESARY - BeautIful thru 23 times .....3lce lini CARPORT BALI. DAve'sn. 1 aa'• lots Richard Rhodes 150; Ed BENJAMIN E. HINDS. if UX., , JOHNSON & JOHNSON Classified . Sng AM. - 3:30 P.M. Ads CondominIun' on ocean at New Jim Hunt Realty Inc Lak Mary 3 ii. near lake tattves,beigRep.Robet wood,SunQty,$5; R.C.Scott, 25 limes .............24ca line dldn'I Total contribotlons reported LeirsteuiSo; James C. Fisher from 5499$ Only $10 down with Cherokee Circle. Stereo, Cameras, ___________________ boys. Defendants. DEVELOPMENT CO.. INC.. a work. fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots Smyrns. Attractively turn., sleeps there wouldn't be any. MONDAY thru FRIDAY low payments. 647.1111. Hattaway ______ ($2.00MINIMUMCHAROE Aums, Baby domes. MIsc. (D•Altarnonte Orlando, $100; Florida Jal Alal to the Lykkebak campaign are $50; William T. Pratt Jr., $200; NOTICE OF ACTION Florida corporation. H.L.L. IN 7G-Siisp A Tram 520.000. Slots, 5*000. 343 7V1 s.openAug. asS.pt.4ai$ep4. 232lPa,kor. MORE CASK SATURDAY .Noon SACKETT INVESTMENT 3 LInes Minimum 337.3)$ VESTMENTS, INC.. a Florida Springs)hrecei,ednearlyea Inc., Fern Park, $400; Robert $4,421 while expenditures of MastonA.O'Neal,$25; Dr. LULI 10 BENJAMIN E. HINDS :. In Six HUGE GARAGE SALE5at,fo5 bo Day). $173 wk. 3723) 3225251 CORP., REALTORS RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN 3fl.4$ corporation, and DENNIS R. much In campaign con- A. Vaughan Orlando, $100 and $2,4.56 have been recorded. M. Perez, $100; Gerald Jones, & Sun. 1j. Regulation peel fable, New 4 Np. Mercury øu$hoa,d Contact Charlotte Donahoe. All parties claIming Interesti by, MEREDITH. Defendants. Civil Motor, Kenmm'e dryer, all klfuds small ARE MIS3ING SOMETHING Kish Real Esta tributloni as the other three James J. Vaughan, Winter 122 Or 3220270. will trade for Nrdsn tiller in new DEADLINES Contributors to Lykkebak 1100; James Page$25; PeterD. througn. under or ag&nst BEN. Action No. 7521$1.CA.Oe.D. The Any year tturv 574 models. 7 days Do you have $1,000? Then call us appliances, 12$ Hodaka elrt bike, i YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A or excellent condition, 323.1134 JAMIN or E. HINDS andtotohave all parties nature of this suit Is for foreclosure INC Park, $100 week. Call Celled, 541.2131 Indsuie: James W. Hart, Winter Mililot, $50; Kenneth E. Kir- having claiming any of a mortgage and start INVESTING your Merchandise Furniture, Sewing machine, CLASSIFIED AD LATELY. after S. . Noon The Day Before Publication on the following __________________________ ____________________ money, instes of tfw'owing II Hattaway, according to Clothes sizes 1.10. Baby furnIture, Contributors to the Dr%ifl- Park $100; Emerson R. chman, 1500 and self $500. 'SERVICE BEYOND right, title or interest in the real described property located In lsI Litati ___________________________ away I Have 3 BR homes available THE CONTRACT" I murh more. 103 ________ Willow Ave. contributloni and expenditure mood campaign Include: Fred Thompson, $101; F.D. Bundy, _______ SWAPSHOPFLEAMARKE1 - ____________________ Expenditures the property herein described. of Seminole County, Florida. to.wIt: now to stat you out EARNING Sunday - Noon Friday Anyone can be a seller or a buy. A LOT FOR A LITTLII ThIs 3 ii YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED reports filed with the Seminole W. Slredaian Longwood, $25; $50 Beginning 410.0 feit East and Instead of burning. _____________________________ Motorcycle Insurance No charge. All admitted fre, 4l-4b. -home, sit In an area of aflractIv ; Charles N. Prather, Lykkebak campaign include: that an action to foreclose. mor. 515.15 feet North of the Southwest I... -a County clerk of the circuit Gene Meadows, Sanford, BLAIR AGENCY Cun, brows, every Sunday 9 to S ___________________________ homes. iflClid, appliances Cliff Jordan, Realtor ; Windermere $40; Newman D. filing fee 11,100; Lamar Out tgage the following real properly corner of Government Loll. SEC. at the Movieland Drive-In ____________________________ court's office, received $5,711.50 Percy L and Virginia Mercer, Brock, 1150; Jack A. Nants, door advertising $534; Speedy in Seminole Cotmty, Florida: *31.0222 drapes, recently cleaned car WILSON MAIER FUPUIIIUNk lION 32, TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, ______________________ ______________________ -• 33' Cabin Cruiser, complete Theatre, South 17-92. Ppuone 322petlng and a big y$rd. Basil1 in contributions while spending Lake Mary, $20; [.0. Mder- Orlando 1100; A. Lee Jackson, Print Shop printing $4498; BUY-SELL-TRADE Lot 140. WREN WOOD HEIGHTS, RANGE 32 EAST. run North 30.33 ,9 Honda, CB 330, 9900 MIlls. facilities, excellent condition. $216, By Owner - 3 BR, 2 bath, small i$-llpnted C assumable. Only $22000t 31 1.313 E. First St. _____ according to the Piat thereof as feet to Meander Line, North Line of prRi[ 322-3622 Excellent cond,, 1)10. 332-3111. _______________ _________ son, Altamoite Springs, $25; 1100; J. Cheney Mason $500; Brevard County Board of recorded In Plat Book 107 13th ST Must see to appreciate. $&5C0. down, no qualifying. Ph. days, 32$. 11, Pages 1 Lot 1, thence North 25 degrees 0V •_____________________ -. MULTIPLE LISTINOSERVICE Days, 323.1413 or 322101$. NIuN, Guaranteed reconditioned auto His Democratic opponent in Stenstrom Realty 04*7, eves. lfl,Ni. WATER FRONT ESTATE... , }jynj Mjflas, Orlando, Rniiell E. Qawford, $200; Coimty Commissioners, map and 2. PublIc Records of Seminole 10" East 370.23 feet along the Lose weight with Grapefruit did NEED 9914 Honda Elslnore, MT 250, street EXTRA MONEY? 332.739, 'Extra large older 3 BR home. 130t batteries, 5I2,fi exchange. BeautIful customi,t,.R 2b.tt V .AUCtIofl the Se*. 7 mary elec'Joo $25; M ANt M. Laffler, Ralph G. Decker, $100; Gerald and hlstory$4.70; (han and County, Florida, legal, 7.100 miles. Like new, $430. Meander Line, thence South 50 plan with DiadaxReduce ex:ess Demontrators needed in all Maonolia Ave. su.eoo CITY- 701 West 3rd St.- Needs a REEL'S BODY SHOP, $109 Ovledo area, country neme, custom home In immaculate conditior 322547$. has been filed against you and you degrees 0' East along the Meander Jim Wilson at Sanford, has not Geneva, $10; ROISON MARINE areas. Get your own Christmas Sanford Ave. lIttle attention, tut the inside has fluldes with Fljidex. Fausts built, ItS acres, with all the convanien DELL'S AUCTION 4 BR, 3 baths, Ruth H. Rutberg, $500; William Ray Castello advertising, $500; The are required to serve a copy of your Line 132.0 feet, thence South 34 CENTER Is on 1.1 351$ Hwy 17-fl gifts free. No cash investment. ,C, Michigan Ave., $2500 Drugs. neat asa pin. WorkShop in rear, office, 3* sq. it., 3 mos. old, closed for vacation entire month g ms Honda 710 CC, 4300 mile, es filed the required docwnents Gallagher, Sanford, $25; Jesse Sharpe, $50; Billy Ray Blikey, Studio photos $35 and Speedy written defenses. if any, to iton van degrees o' East along Meander line acres on Lake Crystal. You must 322-3941 tt acre Farm Wagons colliding or deiiveting. Booking enclosed paneled front porch. ___________________________ t.,000 equity and assume met. celletit condition. 323-5131 after see it to apprecI all the extras. locally,aoWilaon'scontrlbutlon E. Graham, Winter Park, $50; $500; self, $5; William Fer- Print Shop, printing $25.81. I. den Berg, Gay & Burke, P.A.. at 53.24 feet thence South 132.43 feet, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll $200 & Up ,. parties also. Call Friendly Home tgage of Asking $it,50Q Let's dicker. IS' Cabin CruIser, 70 hp. motot' & 410. Fred Jones, 321-O01. See you In Appraised Post Office Box 753, Orlando, thenceSouthlSdegre,%30. 40.. Wes, andexpenditirereportsareno( Ambrose Zaccarello, _______________________ Free, 444.2021 for "We Care" 372.2021 or3fl.SlISafterS Toy Parties. Lisa. 1314 2310. 1 BR, Longwood area, $21,500. U0.000. Owner, 311.4410. September I trailer. $450 or best offer. Call Florida 32502, and file the original ;337.33 feet, thence South $00 feat, _______________ ________________________ "Hotline," Adults or Teens. available for publication. CITY- $703 West 3rd it.- LONOWOOD_SeefIJlcor.id Ceaselberry, $100; Dr. 8G. 'es, $0-Autos for Sal. Sacrifice-. Montgomery Ward with the Clerk of the above.styled thence West 13.7 feet to beginning. Producing fruit trees on extra with large osk shade tree In front. Legal Notice You Name It, I Buy It Receptionist - Secretary. Doctors [ijiFioiki _______________________ Greg Drummond, the Newman, Altamotde Springs, _____ Trash Compactor, never used. ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? court on or before September 13th, TOGETHER WITH noneaclusive M. UNSWORIH 4 , . P... REALTY Set In a quiet neighborhood, thIs Hal Colbert Realty age lot. 3 BR. I bath Sanford Auction office. Full time, permanent 1974; otherwise a judgment may be right.of.way for ingress and egress IN YOUR FAMILY? Republican nominee for the $25; Mike Sinan, 125; $100. Also Sears Shredder Grinder 1575 Dodge Dart, 'een with white BR 7 Bath horni ides Mircheluiles paint & sone fixing up. $17,500. cpu 1200 French. 3237310 position. 9 to 3. Prefer mature leg. Real Estate Broker 3237e32 with leaf tender, used twice, $170. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THU entered against you for the relief Over the following described AL ANON. 4, vinyl top with sunroof. Take over _ .4 I7.97 Features large person, office exPerIe dldzict33Hooneseatnowheld WWIssnC. R.çe,Sanford,$25; EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. demanded In the complaint or property: Begin 410' E of the SW $03 W. 1st St. 222-7503. payments, 373.719 EVES 332.13s7 or 3220013 SUNLAND.-. 101 S. Sunland- Large rooms, range, refrigerator, metal by Rattaway, reported $1,047 In Dr. Robert Ronernond, Sanford_, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE petition. necessary. Send resume & RErLaIAar's blA&Ws ,e_ ex lII'lOClOf'373.OSley. _________________________ Corner of Government Lot i, Section For families or friends of problem u ,rures# ____________________ corner lot, 3 BR, 1 bath, corn. VII) Shed, utility room, patio, and COUNTY, FLORIDA references to Box 401. co The COUNTY, FLORIDA. Kitchen drinkers. Lease a Datsun including 2 cars and 1'., Bathroom WlTNESSmyhandandtheof 32, TownShip It South, Range 32, Cabinets, double carport. Will sell FHA. See SANFORD, brIck 3 BR, 1½ baths, $1195-BAL Dtrn$192,dO pletely fenced, attractive paneled Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, $600 DOWn Counter trucks. For Information call Bill tops. Sinks. Instatlation J it today to 4pççrIM hlq at. I family room, •arpeting. 11'TruckCampe, U91p0., WIIteI flu(LIkiS. WAL! irit..."h, !Ir, itrct--1100 down. Atut . . V; ml.nth ave:tac:o. Ou' C r''312.405J '4y 0' Je" Mink, t31 I]!! ' 'p" ! .. n.1c ,e N -,j';:',',1..,5 Forwfla.t.,, urrtxUy Park, $1 .ays x'I. I" .'.yVtj"cn fti , ,, uxauul A. WIdU4 hIe.nIff, ROOlk NAtHANILMUK I 'tt. ;1.u.) Pd. ::., -....,-,., . --t_,. e;--,_,,,__, (Seal) antlmne, antordAIAnonFamily(roupP.O. Sales rlerk, experienced in ladies' hereinabove descri, thence W • car&x)rt, manyshadatr,onl10, RAVENNA PARK110 Tangerine 30 WIll Finance, 322-4713 yrs. 515.300. NOTICE OP ACTION MLS.REALTORS for reliable party. held by Vince Fecbtel (R- Sanford $250' Central Florida VS JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-. '72 and Arthur H. BiCkwIth, Jr., Box 333. Sanford. Fia. 32111. 13.7', thence S an X 137' deep lot. PrIse, ugj parallel, readytowear. Apply In person Call Mr. Jenkins 3055.0-0010. Dr.- First time adverthed. 3 BR, ARTHUR FRANK SCHOLZ, as ux. TO: JOE N. HURT '73 Models. Call 37IS57t Or 534. •• Clerk of the Circuit Court mo. Leesburg), the Democratic Produce and Equlpotent CO., et at, tothefIrstcourseher,inde$crIa REAL BARGAIN, CONCORD ____________________________ CRANK CON'ST., REALTY I'.', baths, with carpeting, eat.ln 51-HousehoI4 Goode only to Roiay's, Iii E. 1st St• 321-0041 504 Yucca Street _______________________ FACEDWITHADRINKING :,4 4405 Dealer. By: Mary N. Darden LLOYDSREALTY Home 74' 1514 distance of $15.15' to Mullet Lake sleeps U, self con kItchen, fenced back yard with REALTOR$....a.aj1 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If candidates, who reside In Sanford, 1200; Ward Hicks, downtown Sanford. No phone _________________________ Defendants. Fayetteville, PROBLEM A DePuty Clerk lamed under ParkRoad.thencew13.l'topojntof Hwy1753,OraroeCy factory Price. Call 1572 El Camkue V-i, automatic, Eves, 323.3Si Clauifl.d Ads didn't work there lUaeutiiitybuilding..pienIyof calls. NOTICE OF SALE North CarolIna PerhapsAlcoholicAnonymous 2017S.FRBNCH Seminole - Jim Ryan and Orlando, $20; Greg Hicks, KULP DECORATORS Publish: Aug. 13. 20, 21. SepI. 3,1576 beginning. 323-4291, LLoydBabt),Rroker, wouldn't be any. citrus trees. $21000. Notice is hereby given that, power steering, SISIL YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a DEC69 Can Help 109W. 1st St. 337.7335 Newman Brock-report $2,117 Orlando, $20; Frank Gidus, 3 and Other relief. Bedrooq,,, 1½ bath, central heat & 904173.4114 irsuant to the Order of Final Petition for Child Custody has been WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD We Buy Furniture CaIllV•4SV _________________________ Garage sales are in season, Tell the air, Sell or Trade carpeting. Excellent conand $2,000 in contributions, Maitland You are hereby required to file 113 E. ; Thomas Speer, Judgment entered in this cause, in flied against you and there ii uonc 323-1010 Write P.O. Box 12)3 people about it with a ClassIfied _____________________ 60-Office Supplies a NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE dition. 21Situations ________________________ your written defenses with the Clerk 373-1316. nt CircleThe SpoIler, 3 BR, 2 bath, Neat 3 BR home, carpet, central air, respectively. ____________________________ Sanford, $50; Robert Holly, the Circuit Court of Seminole Demand in the Petitio. that the NOTICEiSHEREBYGIVENIhat of said Court and serve a copy ______________________ Sanford. Florida3flll e&L Ad in the Herald. 3323611; 131yyj Faitback, excellent cond. foyer, porch, kitchin appliances, BY SINGER fenced rear yard, quiet neigh. . £Multiple Usting Service em. Ryan also reported he had Maitland $50 and James Lewis, County, Florida. I will seli the Court award custody of ROBIN by virtue of that certain Writ of thereof upon the Plaintiffs, or W. GARNETT WHITE One of Singer's top Touch and Sew AM-FM radio, air, many extras, Restaurant, Fast Foods, Country .cous home, in excellent neigh. borhood. $20,730. Call George property situated in Seminole NATHANIEL HURT to his natural Execution issued out of and under Plaintiffs' attorneys, wtose address .4. FHA TERMS - 3 BR, W, bath, air, spent $392 while Brock said Rolling Hills, three borhood. 123,000. Willis. Realtor.As50ciate ZigZag machines, Assume Days, 444i0O. Eves. 321.0134. Clubs, Chet.Cook with over 23 Yrs. used County, Florida. described as: Care _____________________________ heat, well located, new root Req. Real Estate Broker mother, MARJORIE PARKER the seal of the County Court of is annexed hereto, on or before Wxd Ot steel balanceof $153.30 or pay $11.90 he had experience in all p.ses of food nt $400. ybasrds, $12. Lot 1, Block A, LAKE RUTH HURT, and you desks, executive desk 76to Parts are required to Seminole County, Florid., upon a September 16th. 1976, or a Default JOHN KRIDER,AS3OC. 1570 PontIac LeMons. new paint. SellerpaysaIIcIIngexc,ptpr,. LOCH ARBORmonth, Will lake trade.mn. Singer 1. chaIrs, secretarial 104 Orangebusiness seeking empioyment in Neither Fechtel nor Joe Brock's contributors include: SOUTH, as perplat thereof recorded serve a copy of your written final ludoment rendered in the will be entered against yoij. deski & BUSY BEE CHILD CARE ',.. , pays Reduced to $23,730. 101W. Commercial -Good condition, $1,010. 322.3614. or around Sanford area. 322.its. Loads of potential, 4 BR, 7 bath, in equippedtozig.ssg4,1fl in PI.t Book 17, page 44, public defenses, if any, to the Petition on aforesaid chairs, straight chairs, r fIling Tires(S), lOx 14.3, lug tread, and 3 2121 Holly Ave. court on the 9th day of Phone 332750$, Sanford Knowles, who Is vying with Gerald Rutbeug, $500; Gary E. WITNESS my hand and seal as lovely Loch Arbor. Needs some holes. Balance øf 5315$ cabInets, as is. Cash and carry records of Seminole County, the Petitioner's attorney, R. June.A.D. 1976, 10 Ph0fli32375100r3fl0740 GM 6 lug 10" rims. 1140. Also tool 191$ Toyota Station Wagon, Corona ELEGANT CITY ESTATE - PooH in that certain case Clerk of the Circuit Court for REAL ESTATE Ryan and Brock for the Massey, $250; Franklin T. Florida. payments of $6. Call credit PATRICK PHILLIPS, of repairs. Priced to sell at $23,100. Realtor NOLL'S Mark II. Superior cond., radio, 30-Apartments Unfurnished BaldwIn & entitled, Sanford Boat Works & Seminole County, Florida, this 11th utiIitybox,steeiforstepsepi 337.7110 manager, BATEMAN REALTY Highway 332.9411 Together with Range. disposal, Dikeou, 300 CasleIberry,17 '92,130-4205 ,, t Democratic nomination, are Walden,$250; Moran 4 (of(I, air. Days 4442200. Eves, 321.0134. 17.92, Fern Marina, Plaintiff, .y. Den English, up 533 33 49o3 day of August, room, cottage, many extras. Your COUNTRYOak WayKeep your 1916. lirinstructiotn SANFORDSEWING CENTER dishwasher, furnace and air conS Park. Florida, 32730. on or before _____________________ Req. Reef Estate Broker Treeshaded,fenced,3BR, 1½B., last stopi You will love the enrequired to file reports in $100; J.QieneyMason$1X; C ditloning,hoodandcarp,twtichar, Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of (Seal) DUPLEXFurnished or un horseonthis4aa.ec,ry3BR,1 Jul t. JUSt., Downtown : September 1st, 1974. and file the 243*3. Sanford Ave. Fla. rm., kit, equip., air, cpt., Execution was delivered to me as tertaining showplac, features, 62Lawn-Garden Arthur H. Beckwifp,, Jr. furnished. ideal Senüiele Coy since both Vernon Misc, $50; Michael 'deemed to be a part of the realty, original with the Clerk of this bath. Tiled farm land, fenced location. washer, dryer, screen porch. 10' x 321-0739 eves. 3fl-743 EducationalChildcareforaslowas Only 547.950. Terms, Court 5eriff of Seminole County, Florida, Clerk Reasonable rent of the Circuit Court SIPJ1D IITIIr1AT 343.372I. around house & 1 acre. $37,300. reside In Lake County. Thus, Maher, $125; James Ross at Public sale to the highest and best either before service on Petitioners and I have levied upon the following r' 21' lawn bldg. 523.300. 323-0119. , weekly if you qualify. 323.1424 By: Mary N. Darden STORY -Excellent condition, LawnMower5,In&,jice_' Longwood, small lake,] BR, 2 bath •w or 323.5435. their reports of 'ontrlbutlons Davis, $100; John H. Over- bidder, for cash, at the west front attorney or immediately thereafter; described property owned by Dan Reserve your new apartment Deputy Clerk One of Singer's fInest. Sold new for Sell the Best & Service the Rest. S BR, $33,000. MAYFAIR GOLF- Country Club central air, 1500 sq. ft., living door of tue County Courthouse in othWiw a Default will b entered No qualifyIng, 5910 dn., $199 mc., 3 English, said property being located Conveniently and expenditures are not chuch. $125; and self $1,000. located, singl, story over sioo. Needs someone to SAM E. MURRELL & SONS ______________________________ Western Auto, 301W. First St., 323. Road- On. of a kind, from the Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM. on against you for the relief spat,. $23,300 BR, 1½ bath, central Pueat.alr, demanded in Seminole County, Florida, more 1&2 BR, patio apIs. will be ready Attorneys for Plaintiffs 18-Help Vlanted TWO STORY - As is, $12,300. stone wall with fireplace in the in the Petition, assume balance. $196.50 or pay _____________________________ 117 W. available for publication. September 3rd, 1974. large lot. 327-4345. SANFORD Ryan's contributors include: for occupancy in early October. Terms, $17.30 mo. Free home trial. Will family room, to the storybook Reduced for Quick sale-- By owner, WlTNESSmyhandandseal of the particularly described as follows: P.O. Box 174 Arthuv H. Bickwith, Jr. Contributorsto the HattawaY NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES One Salticraft boat, 25'S" in Orlando, Florida, take Abundant storage, (including 32502 READY FOR trade. Harold Kastner, $200; H. M. said Sunland Court on this 27th LANDSCAPING FOREMAN3 BR. 1 bath, FRONTAGE.FRENCHAVE._ 100' kitchen, to the terrific pool. day of July, SCHOOL? heat & air, NATIONWIDE Clerk of the Circuit Court Iength,9'4"beamyear 1960, FIA No. Publish: Aug. 13, 20, 77, Sept. 3. $976 Caflipaign Include' George A. attic), decorative wall covering, Short walk to Lake Mary Elemen. Woodrun'soarden Canter . 1'' 'SEWING CENTER, 771 N. I7.fl, W. many extras. $19,500 3I337$ Experienced, must read blue busycorner. P3,000; 254' Bargain By: Mary N. Darden Hutiman Enterprise $100; 4056',', 6 cylinder, gray marine twin DEC44 plush landscaping, complete 401 Celery Ave. ,, lary, 3 BR, 2 Casselberry.Longw (Seal) prints. 510,000 potent iii. Excellent and DeeisA. Brown, L.ake Mary Samuel Wright Jr., $10; OW. 140.000; tOO' corner, $30,000; 7Ii' bath, big ½ acre Deputy Clerk 339-5097. engines; warner gears; no densound proofing, "GE energy cf Sanford - By Owner, 3 BR, 1½ Call Sanford's Sales Leader corner wooded lot. Fenced, cenAfthUr H. Beckwlth, Jr. opportunity. pluS, ideal, 1130,000. 240', pect, _______________________________ AAA EM. Publish: Aug. 20, 1974 $500; Conley and Associates, . Rare I ExotIc new arrivals, tification baths, central H I A, screen patio, Old fashioned white chest, mirror ficiency package", in the nicest l.ar'neld,$50o;PyHtat$I00' CieqkoftheCircvit Court tral air. 131.900, Excellent loan PLOYMENT, 201 Commercial, $150,000; Professional Bldg. DEC.91 plates, marks or numbers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PLANTS&ANSWERS. Oviedo, $100; B.F. Wheeler Jr., on either engine or transmission; night table. $43; Lovely antique rtyard living environment in 322.2420 carpeted. 526.500. 322-1903 after $115,000 By: Cecilia V. Ekern 3735176 assumption. 425.5019,' Jacqueline Johnson $100; J.W, ________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 210 E. 1st St. brass bed, t?eelhull locatedat the 333.4950 theara.Tose,furnisr,edmodels Deputy Clerk Oviedo, $100; Multi-Line Cans Hickman $50; Products ANYTIME LARRY SAXON, INC., REALTQR Wm. H. Works, Osteen Bridge. Sanford Boat CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUGAR cell 321.0220. QUIET AREA R. Patrick Phillips, of Inc., Tampa, $100; James W. COUNTY FLORIDA Antique upright writing desk. Twin AVON MuItipIeLls$IngServICe Additional information Movements Systems, Sanford, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 2- 3 BR redacorated house, lots of Baldwin & Dikeou 4_rqujpni, for Rent 19)95 French available CASE NO. 7414os.CA44.E bed; Davis, Oviedo, $50; AS. Duds, $35; 3371991 Dresser, 3 drawer; from the Civil Any ___________________________ kitchen cabinets, eating bar. new REALTORS 2M3Park GOLOSBORO-. 3 BR, I bath frame, HAVE A VERY MERHY CHRIST. FORD GRANADA Jon Zabel $25; self $1000' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 100 Highway 17.92 Division of the in Re: the Marriage if: Eves. 332- 4; Jflii4i; lfl 31Apartm.ts Furnishi reasonable offer. 323-5075 after 5. Seminole County Sheriff's frees. 5)0.900. Depart. carpeting, new roof, central heat Oviedo, $l,(m; John 'fledtke, Specialty CU" IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Fern Park, Florida 32730 ______________________________ MAS - and flue money to pay for DOUGLAS WILLIAM ELLIOTT, Mvertlslng $17 and COuNTY, FLORIDA. Rent ment. and large fenced back yard. Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Attorney for Pet itioner it. Start now - sIlIin bsoutifui SAN Winter Park, $100; R.F. Robert Lonnann, Husband, NOVA, V-I Shampooer for only $130 per day MO PARK, I, 7. 3 bedroom and the undersigned as Sheriff Of NEAR SCHOOL 1 SHOPPING- 3 Approx. $3,000 down, 5115 month. $50. CIVIL ACTION NO. 14.133$CA.19. PubliSh: 52"'Appliances products. Make beautiful money. Petitioner, Jorgeruen, Zeilwood, $25; Jack _CARRPLL'S FURNITURE trailer apts. Adult & family park BR, split plan, 1½ baths, central July 30, Aug. 6. 13, 20. 76 Seminole County, Florida. will at and U Price $21,500, Owner, 323-osn, ________________________ Call 4443015 for intormation. One va 1914 DODGE HIA, $24,100. 6 cynd.r, 2-door Another state candidate who BERNARD EDWARDS a-k•a B. _________________ 11:00 AM. on the Weekly. 3313 Hwy 17 92. Sanford Matheny, Fern Park $100; 13th day of Sep MARIANNE E LIZ ABET H No qualifying, pay equity, assume ICENMORE WASHER. part, lember. AD. 1976. offer for sale Nurses: Gardens RN's & LPP4's, Aides, Aid NotmanE.Hlckerion,Apopka, hasflledcoplesofcontrlbutions EDWARDS, and LEO S. ED. INTHECIRCUITCOURT,S,ANO 65-Pets-Supplies ELLIOTT, Wife, se'vice, sedmachinis. mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths, NEED A HOME?- $100 down _________________________ WARDS, his wife, companion. Needed immediately Lake Mary PLYMOUTH DUSTER, 6 cyhuder, 2-door he highest FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, and sell to Respondent ' $500; B.J. Griffin, Apopka, and expenditure reports MOONEYAPPLIANCESm.00,, . garage, gold carpet,. Chose to clean & private, 1 payment to quahlfie4 buyers. 3 bidder, Plaintiffs. FLORIDA. I0436. for cash, subNOTICE OP ACTION Free two black female kittens, part Apvtmnfs schools. -bedroom furnished 323-0237 after 3:30. apt.) male, no $200; 0.J. Partnership, lOCally,In'compflaflcê%vithfbw, v% BR, 1½ baths, central heat, lect to any and CASK NO. J6.14-e9.CA.3e.I Dryer, brand new, all TO MARIANNE ELIZABETH SIamese, beautiful. 332.1254, pets. 322-3930. rofurblshed, As how as 515,000. Umatilla, $50; Marvin Fo4er, is. Donald -Lykkebak, NORTHWEST INVESTMENT IN THE MATTER OF THE xi5ting leins, at the Front (West) TAXI DRIVERS Lovely] BR, 2 bath, central heat I $150 firm. ELLIOTT PROPERTIES NO TWO,A Limited Door of the Sen,inole County air, ADOPTION OF family .. .. . Robert Kailna rm., garage, large Bedroom Apis. Orlando, $100; Last Farms, DemocratiC candidate for state 7BR,air, screened porth,child. No YeIIowCab,2OIS.parkAve. Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and .1973 .IUKL WITT REALTY Partnership, MARVIN VAN. DAVID MATTHEW DUFOUR, a Courlhoue in Sanford, Florida, the show quality. Cropped ears & J02 Luelda fenced yard, separate studio, Sanford petS. $123. Also 1 BR, turn, air, Apopka, $250; William D, Long, attorney of the 18th Judicial DE RPOL. General Partner, Quiet OnsStory LAKESIDE Dryer, above described apartmertsize personal property. minor, shots. $130 to $300. Terms. 343. $3,000 equity & assume loan of ?arma, Ohio nice. $123. Also 3 BR unfurnished Rig. Real Estate Broker 321-0010 KItchi Equipped SKYLARK 2-door Defendant. Apopka, $250; Olaf Boe, circuit (Seminole and Brevard thow you how you can make That said sale Is being made to . APARTMENTS 5740, 132.000. 321.0503 Y(aU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED house, $130 3231762 NOTICE OF ACTION 322 271* 323-less NOTICE OF ACTION 322-0fl9 satisfy the terms of 552-0151 ___________________________ Adutt.Famlty said Writ of that an action for dissolution f Pahokee, $5; Charles A. Root, CountIes). Lykkebak is a TO MARVIN VANDERPOL, THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Large I a 2 Bdrnt. ' Execution, DODGE MONACO 2-door hardtop marriage has been filed against YOU LakiMary ST. JOHNEALTy CO. JOHN FREDERICK MARR Winter Garden, $10; Mike resident of Seminole County. Furnished or Unfurnisheti General Partner APARTMENT MANAGERS 64-Horses John E. Polk, Relocating- Must sell 3 BR, 2 bath, One Bedroom and you are reqt,iredto Sirvea copy Furn. Residence Unknown Apt. Northwest Investment Responsible married couple BROKERS Bierman, in kind, $4.37; NorHis opponents, Douglas needed ____________ Sheriff CLUB ROOM living, dining, den, & Utility room. 1970 DODGE of your written delunsee, If any, tO From 500 3733744 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Days- 332 4123 Properties No. Two to rent a. maintain new apartment ___________________________ Seminole County, Florida 1 Yr. Old Roan Mare, schooled by POOL' man E. Hickerion, Apopka, Cheshire, Democrat, and Gary E. Massey, Esquire of Brock, Carpeted, self-cleaning oven, ____________________ U). thatRICHARDLEObUFOURJR a.. . A Limited Pa'tnership: complex You will live rent tree AONTHRENf5jCA8LE iU!VV)tlITiQflOT o,acx s dishwasher & disposal, 2 car ProfeSsIonal trainer. Excellent ____________________________ MS filed a Petition in tfue Circuit Publish: Aug. 20. 27. Sept. 3,10, 1976 Massey I Walden, Suite $02, 414 E. $60; Mike Beerman, In kind, Abbott Herring, Republican, -, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that en Court white portable TV's, $23 to 543. within the complex and receive DEC 96 Color TV. Air Cond ,MaldServ riding horse; also Ii ma. old garage, fenced, pool I tennIs court Semoran Blvd., Altamonte Springs, NO DEPOSIT of Seminole County, Florid., Action to foreclose a Mortgage on HERB'S TV, 1200 S. French, 333salary & benefits. No children or Appaloosa QUALITY INN NORTH Palimino Colt, Florida 32701, Petitioner's attorney, the adoption of flue minor child membership available. si,soo 42-Mobile HOmes 'S the following property in Seminole namedtpwrein, 1505 W. 25th St. NO LEASE ________________ pets. Retired or semi-retired I IL SR 431, Longwood NOTICE OF down, assume $33,000. 373-s2. ____________________________________ ____________________________________ 'I $63430 on or before September 3rd, 1974, and you are required County, Floride: __________________________________________ couple preferred. Call 'Jean Hinds REQUIRED INTENTION TO REGISTER 1 and tilethe original with the Clerk Lot 90. LesetheSoutlu 1$ feat of tue to SPQw cause why the same Should . Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom I' 1 BR, turn, apt., lights, water turn an appointment at 32) ø22 FICTITIOUS NAME JENNY CLARK REALTY 54-Gaiage Sales the above-styled Court either before 'I _______________________________________ ___________________________ 3 Contenders North 100 tees of the West 170 tees not be granted, If any, by serving a Adults mobile home. Excellent condition, ______________________________ write P.O. only, Box U, Sanford. Fla., $93. 337-3796 after 1 Highway 17.92, Realtor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. Service Phone on Petitioner's attorney or of your __________________________________ 'I written ____________________ 303332.1390 defenses upon thereof, covered wk days. Across From Ranch Hovie pursuant to Florida Statute $63 09. immediate thereafter; otherwise a Days and Af for Houri FLORIDA LAND AND KENNETH W. MCINTOSH. of 3222090 patio, storage building, GARAGE SALE: Sat. I Sun. 10 to 3. PIgeons & Loft pool. m.rina, tennis. $13,900. 1 The place to get COLONIZATION COMPANY, STENSTROM DAVIS 4. McIN. that the undersigned, desiring to Judgment may be entered against 7 323 4 5J•, 0or$3)777 AJ "MUST SEE"tll I BR, Furniture, toys, clothes, dishes, Expanding sales buin.ss needs Sanford, adults only. Modern Stutf 1316 concrete Professionally Ma engage in business under the tic- you for the relief demanded in the 333-7443 LIMITED, W. BEARDALL'S MAP TOSH, Attorneys for Petitioner, etc. 101 Larkwood, ldyllwiide. yOUr TAMPA BAY working partners. P4o investment. & I BR. Air, carpet, OF ST JOSEPH's, according to the _______________________ etc. $99 p r block, Over 1100 sq. ft., Reduced to ________ II' Post Office Box I33C, Sanford, lilious name of Altamonte Eye Petition. 322 12*1. mc. up. 3231019. Plat thereof as recorded BUCCANEERS tick.tsl s1,.900. ISYR,FHAFINANCING Clinic at the Aitamonte Medical in Plat Florida, 37771. and CARPORT SALE WlTNESSrnyhandats,1of 68-nted to Buy Book 1, page 114 of the GREGORY MOBiLE HOMES by filing the Center, Boston Avenue, City of thiS Court on the 27th day of July. Public original thereof with the Clerk f 209 Palm Place 3 Room upstairs turn apt. _______________________ In Seminole County's first has received contributions Records of Seminole County, saidClerkonorbefore5eptember6 VETS- NO DOWN- 3 BR. 1½ 3aO3OrlandoDrlve Altamonte Springs, County of 1916 WE'VE GOT 'I Sat.only Seminole, State of Florida, Lights& Water Included Florida. PINEY WOODS BARN - We Buy Sanf baths, air Conditioned, ord, 323 5200 fenced Intends (Seal) non-partisan election for school totaling $739 while spending Puas been filed against 1976. and herein tail not or a Default $11 Park Aye, you and you Furniture & Miscellaneous, Sell yard, lOw monthly payment. ii to register the said name with the Arthur H. BeckwIth, Jr. board and school superin- $464.69 and Frakestias put $200 arerequiredtos.rveawritlencopy you Judgment will be entered against Clerk of the Circuit Court of THE CAR Mobile Home, 13.500. 2 BR. air, 1½ LARGE GARAGE SALE- •or0pct.commIssion.FreepIck. 519.900. I' Something for everyone. lii. Fri 2343 Park Dr ..........$70 granting Clerk of the Circuit Court said adoc,tion, )'rn battus,coveyed patio. your defenses, If any, to II on R Lir TI F. In tendent posts, school board into his campaign fund and ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. Call $34 6122. I Sat. Ill Lake Blvd., Loch Arbor By, Linda M. Show WITNESS my hand and official Seminole County, Florida $12 BR MobileHomes Albert N. Fitti, Plaintiff's Attorney, Sanford 322-2270 '.tUST SELL THIS WEEKMitchell Shapiro. M.D.. P A LANDSCAPING FOR EMANYOU'RE LOOKING FOR memberDavieSjtnsandSchool spent $170.11 to qualify as Deputy Clerk Adults- No pets address Is: 210 Edwards seal of said Court this 2nd day of * Experienced only Florida Professional Sir. Fabulous buy at 525.300. 3 BR, 3½ a Publith: July30. August, A. D. 1976. Aug. 4 133(1 1974 Superintendent William P. ?andldate. ________________________________ locale Building. Sanford, Florida 32171, on (SEAL) Most baths, family room double size viCe Corporation MANAGER TRAINEE-. Must re R eserve your new completely & trucks DEB 146 or before August 30th, $574 and file iBudi Layer have been elected fenced oak-Shaded yard. well, By Mitchell Shapiro, MD. qualify for up to 3-year warranty. furbished Studio apt, now Con Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. the original with true Chit of this extra large Master bedroom, President ' upposed. WAITRESS- Altamonle Springs Mr-s. Jackson's contributors veniently located, tingle star Clerk of the Circuit Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Court ether before service on area patio apartments will be reedy s Seminole County, Florida Meanwhule,two candidates- include: Elizabeth 0. Young, Plaintiff's Attorney or immediately 72 DODGE COLT 'ICTIJRE BOOK CHARM- Lovely EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SALES REPS-. Several positions, (CORPORATE SEAL) TO SERVE YOU Occupancy in early October LiiJiJ By: Cherry Kay Travis CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Frances Jackson and Owen Sanford, $10; Mary Self, San- thereafter; Otherwise a default will 2 door hardtop. Automat;,,. A-C. old 3 BR. on huge pIcturesque lot Inside, outside, both male I Spotless, Abundant storage (including Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA ii beentefedagainstyotjforreiIef looks like new. to Settle estate. $23,000. Frakes - are opposing Robert lord. $10; Emory Blake, female HattawayTopsIn$$$ OrlQndo - Winter Park Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 ____ CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS Cash 3fl.4132 - Greene RATES We Furniture , , Own Mcnth Lees. Now ' 5-Msceflin,ous for Sal. 55-Bests For WrsckedorJunk Cars & Trucks ssiorles 323-mo sss,000. S-MjsicaI . ,. - '- - FUTURA Used Office Furniture ________________________ CaliBart ________________________ _________________________ . _________________________ I I ____________________________ Bob Mckee Used Cars ,. FIRST'$T, hay, many good cI.an lot. mod.I Us.,d Cars to Choos. From. Xl-7 1975 1975 1975 Stemper-Realtor _______________________ 4-door 2-door DART, - ' 1914 1914 VOU(SWAGEN KAIMANN GNIA CENTJJIY 4-door 1912 BUICK hardtop 1971 CHARGER 2-door . ___________________ Llixu,y Patio - ____ - ' 1!rWageO. 0 _______________ '135 ._r.,. -. - I Sanford, El.. . - 67-Uvestodc.Pouttry I ________________________ - File Reports ____ I" _______________ I41'h'1JiYiJI1II __________________ SANORA SOUTH - Sanford, $20; Henry McAllister, Sanford, $20; Mr. and Mrs. C. Feather in his bid for re election. Ifnoneofthethieerecejvesa Miller Brown, Sanford V; clear majority of the vote Sept. Roosevelt Oliver, Lake Monroe, 7, the names of the two top $5; John Daniels, Sanford, $40; contenders will appear on the larry Lawrance, Sanford Nov. 2 general election ballot, VIck Smith, Sanford, $20; according to Seminole County Jeanette Burrtngton. Sanford Supervisor of Elections, $20; Sell, $40; Virginia K, Cainjila Bruce. Mercer,l.akeMary,$S;Samuel The three contending can- Wrlgl, Sanford, $10; Artie B. dictates filed contributions and IlotLston, Sanford 110; Alvin expenditures reports recentiy. Pinlay, Sanford, $2; Lenora ot Sims and Layer are Mobiey, Sanford, *50; Victoricl required to file reports until Smith, Sanford, $50; Mary Sept. 6. Harris, Ligwood, 125; Arthur Other county unopposed Kniahi, Sanford, $25 James candidates, Sheriff John Polk, Golden, tongwood, $50; Toni Mrs. Bruce, Property Coleman, &UIIOId, $30; Karen Appraiser Terry Goembet, Tax lluufznan, Sanford, $10; JQt Coilectot'Troy Ray- alsohave Genningison, Longwood. 110; tintilSept. 6 tofile final reports. Ola Brook, Sanford, $10; Tom Feather's report shows he Freeman, $50; James D. Ilagin. has put *200 into his campaign Sanford $50; Wilma Col man, lund and spent $170.11 In filing Sanford, $50; K.!. Freeman, fees. Sanford, $50 and Julie R.ivas, Mrs. Jackson. meanwhile, Sanford. $10. ____________________________________________________ (1'\I..EfjE)1AR _ VihImu __________________________ ATTEST. Jerome Africk, M.D Secretary PubliSh Aug. 6. 13. 20. 27. 1976 DEC 33 IN TI CIRCUIT COURT IN AND CASE NO. 15-ll39.CA4,.E HERBERT J. DICKSON, not in dividually but as Nominee of the Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE AND EQUITY INVESTMENTS. Plaintiffs, VS. COLLECTION-LOAN-. Must be experienced In finance DRIVER- Must have own tractor trailer ______________________ UPHOLSTERER- Must be perlen, 510.4(1 mo. to start. , YAC Club for SIngles, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Tanglewuod AA, 8 pin., (ciceJ S, Epicopa1 Church, [.ongwoodAA(CJooedhepJn.,RouthgJJj1]sMc(.avj,. Church SR 434. SATURIMY, AUGUST21 SufundAWomen'sGro,2p,, 1201 W.F&. Cosselberry M, closed, S p.m., Ascension Lutheran ba.b.r Saie ored by Tsatcol.a theroke t.aUon a am., Pantry Pride, Zsyre Shopping Plaza, - EXPERTS READY JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Sanford's newest residential neighborhood attic), decorative wail coverings, plush landscaping, complete Sound proofing, "GE energy if $J795 ___________________ ____ courtyard living environment in the area. To seq model, call 32)0220. - I Financing-Nothing Down • FHA Conv,ntjonal.5% Down SANFORD -- VA ready Southern Charm of Citrus trees produces small Income Central air & heat, formal dining room, office, large family room. Older established neigh. bortiood. Close in. Must sell. Reasonable. Call Phyllis Capponi, Reaitor.Asiate After Hrs. 53.4 1123. FR1CKE I FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS S S -' Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Bralloy Odham.323.4670 Execuye 131.5733 heal, 2 car garage, exceptional buy. 537,90Q. 625-3091. more. Land Beauty Care C&A TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON to'merty Harriett's Beauty Nook) $29 E. First. Jfl-i47 ,otf game gcneto pot? Sell those old clubs with a classified ad. Call 322 2611 or 531.9993, Welcom es 5_.. I HOMES of DISTINCTION ___ 211 W. 25th Sinford, Fl.. S8.ddjtions APPOINTMENT CALL 3223103 Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It all with a Classified Ad In The HerId Call 3222611 or 531-9953 and friendly ad visor will help you. - a _____________________________ ESTERSON LANDCLE*iRlNG Bulldozlg, Excavating, Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soil. 322 S943 Landscaping & Lawn Care ______________________________ &___.,,_,__ ' ' . '" ''' __________________________ Phone 323-S9$i. EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing. Edging, Trimming Free Estimates. Phone]23.1757 WAYtIEJ.LENNOX&AS5OC. Turtgrass Consulting ServIce Golf Courses. Bait Fields, Lawns 32360lformorelnfo. ________ Quality work Reasonable prices, I Free e5tirnates.327 0-659 '. 1. Wirewhe,ls. luggage rack Look and feet like the sport around town I door sedan Automatic. A C, power steering, bucket seats, radio, vinyl roof, Perfect for th. family looking br a smaller ,, 2395 73 MAVERICK ' 1 YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF YO'J HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY' $ 22 an :f CHRYSIIR CORPORATION FACTORY EXEC & LEASE CARS --'-- - 'I -' xe's, Charter uIc;' '.'w' stints and Dart Sports, Coronet 4DIers, Swingers -- LAIWVW Well Drilling I WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alllypesan'sizes I STINE MACHINE I SUPPLY CO ...... -. I BUDGETS THE . - :IiJjsJU i i'isr -d' ARE _____________________________________________________ BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM PLUS MANY MORE COME SEE US TODAY ______________________________________________ 37244)2 201W.2ndSt. SLIM A I Panting-- Brush. roll, spray. 73 MG MIDGET ROADSTER Tree trimming I removal Free I estimates. Licensed IInsured, l ii $427197. __________________________ Wereplirandservice Painting - u, ,ç.car. LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE '893 .uJJñ.M.n4JJ.jiI,iJil.jj,1 .' Tree Service _____________________ : I It I _________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ W• I I iVñJii/dVI.j'WfI FROM I WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL. AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROWl 1 Cfl models. Alterations. DressMaking, Drapes, I PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR P t ,)( Dodges, Chevrolets, Fords, Jeeps, GMC's Standard Trait. smisstns 6 Automatics, Some wittu A-C. 1964 tttrsuti 1t74 ______________________ WANT COLUMNS. To List Your BusInessDIl 322-2611 or 831-9993 i ti ' L - ç 't Upholstery. 3220107. VWAN 1: PRE OWNED PICKUPS AND 4-WHEEL DRIVES " Remodeling . Special Edition Wagon - Motor Trend Car of the Year, Fully equipped, 2,400 miles, Eggshell white with rich wood grain trim. Factorywarranty remaining SAVE UPTO YIP W no longer use? Sell It all with a Classified Ad in The Herald, Call 2222611 or 1319953 and . friendly ad visor will help ou 695 76 DODGE ASPEN "I ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2562 Park Drive Fre, eStimate 323 4031 FOR CON STRIJCTKJN hc stored and moved, 373-9112. _..,. - Central Heat I Air Conditioning. For free estimates, Call Carl Harris at SEARS In Sanford 372 1771. arpentry, Remodeling, AiJdIt,,5 Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded IDYLLWILDE HOMES BY S Service toot Repairs, Carpentry, P.inting, Home Repairs, Guttering, Cement work. Free estimates. 53$ $o2 Mowing, cdglflg, trimming, weeding wouldru't be any. Large Weeded Lots Paved Streets Sewers Street L'lits Sidewaiks Le Repairs, Call 373 $175. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Ads didn't work there Pest Control __________________________ Sewing BackHoe Lilt Clearing; Mowing; Discing; Fill Dirt, Clay; Rock, Sand; Backhoe Loader. Ph. 3225077. Painting, Remodeling. General 9dqwi&1e Clearing Land clearing, fill dirt, clay, rock, All hindi of digging, Housetrailers C. E. SHEPHERD . Much, Much More than - ., - . - you expect. 'p Life In Interior, Exterior Plastering, Plaster Patching I Simulated Brick I Stone Specialty, 3fl.77 t I: t i Clanitied Ads will always give you Have Some camping equipment you ET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Horn. Improvements ,' 4 V Eagle Siding Co. $31 9563. 5.nora 3 BR, 7 baths, central air 1. BUILDER.OEVELOPER Improvements _________________________ Home I can cover your home with alum tiding I soffit system Alto Roofing, Gutters. 20 yt's. Lip Quaint 3 BR home, I3rge lot. variety Hom.s for your Inspection and Imm.dlaf. occupancy j Aluminum Siding SUBARU WAGON Ispeed, front wheel drive. Great back to shooi Car. " REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 anytIme - sçflfln 73 IP Harold Hall Realty New 2•3 & 4 Bedroom Homes _____________________ ficiency package" in the nicest GREYSTOPiE GROUP, INC., a '-'-WESELLSUCCESS.... SI niord- I BR air conditioned apt., FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Florida corporation, SUMNER 201 Commercial De Clerk 323 5176 furnished. Water, trash included IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND FLORIDA PubI.sh: July30. Aug. 6, 13,20, 1916 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, CIVIL ACTION NO. 74'I400.CA.14-C KRAMER, 0, JAMES $94 o1Th733$, ()EB-lI7 FARQUHARSON, ELIZABETH C. MANAGER TRAINEE- Must be In Re: The Marriage of FLORIDA willing to FARQUHARSON, DONALD c. re locate in State of PAUL CHAYKA, SR.. Husband No. 7S-7fl.CA4.E _________________________ Florida. Training program con JONES. as Trustei CHARLES w. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR CHARLES 0. TULLER. JR.. etc., VERNA G. CHAYKA. ____________________________ ducted in Sanford at local store. STUM, CHARLES W STUM as Plaintiff, THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Interviews between I and I only. U, Administrator of the Estate of NOTICE OF ACTION CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE furnI$hed, two bedroom. Security 21345. French Ave. Payless Shoes. CLARA NAOMI STUN, TO' PAUL CHAYKA. SR . Deposit. Adults Preferred VS COUNTY,FLOIIDA. 337 12 Kingfisher Road Dendants. _____________________ 16200r3335a34 GEIGER DEVELOPMENT CIVIL ACTION NO. 7120 NOTICEOFSALE Levitt Town. New York AC- COMPANY, et al NATIONAL HOMES YOU ARE NOTIFIED Ihat a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Legal Notice CEPTANCE CORPORATION, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants. Petifion for Dissolution of Marriage 32-Houses Unfurnisheji NOTICE OF SALE Pialntlft, under hasbeenfiledagainstyouandthere that the Power of sale in a IN THE CIRCUII COURT, v. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: isaclemandinsaidpetitionthatthe matter now pending in the Circuit SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TEODIE BLUE and MARGARET YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Courl Mr. awaid your interest in trust Court ct mae County, 1-lorida, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7C'1527.CA.2S.P LOUISE BLUE, his wife, that under the power of sate in a certain property owned by you and pursuant to a Final Judgment of In the Matter of tue Adoption of: Ac ce'pting applicatIons on S n Defendants, matter now pending In the Circuit your located it 313 idyllwilde Foreclosure in the above styled SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH, a minor. IOwn home, Large 3 BR. NOTICEOF SUIT Court of Seminole County. Florida, Drive.wile Sanford. 1 more cause;sign.dthellthdayofAugusf Florida, and NOTICE OF PROCEEDING TO TEOD1E BLUE and pursuant to a Final Judgment Of aths, carpet, Central air, 2 car, particu$arly described as: 1976, the undersigned Clerk will TO: ROBERT FAULKNER, larage, formal dining, MARGARET LOUISE BLUE. Foreclosure in the above styled plus Lot 29, IDYLLWILDE OF LOCH offerforsateatPvblicauctiontothe WHOSE LAST KNOWN his wife, x'iv.te patIo. Water I lawn cause.signedthellthctayofAugust. ARBOR REPLAT, according to the highest bidder for Cash, at the West RESIDENCE AND MAILING ics Clairemont Parkway, 1574. the undersigned Clerk will plat aint,nance furnished, plus front door of the Seminole County ADDRESS ARE UNKNOWN: thereof asrecordedin Plat Book Apt. IF wimming Itennis, $215 mo. offer for sale at Public auction tO the 13. Page 100 Courthouse in Sanford, Flori, on A sworn Petition tot Adoption of Bronx, New York I:ALLBART REAL ESTATE. highest bidder for cash, at the West to 322 your wife, VERNA G. CHAYKA. the 73rd day of September, 1976 t Scott Atwood Faulkner by David L. I 49$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED front door of the 11:00 a m.. a parcel of land Smith and Linda R. Smith, his wife, -_________________________ Seminole County as a lump Sum as alimony, and ______________________ that an action to foreclos, a mor- Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. " are required to serve. copy of your described as follows: having beenliled in theCircuit Court 3 0IR, I bath, gage On the following property In the 23rd day of Septernb,r, 1916 at washer, fenced back The East 1294 feet of the North ', in and for Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County, Florida y ard, Suniand, $150. 322 2623. 11.00 am., a parcel of land written defenses, If any, to the O Government Petitionon the Petitn.r's attorney, LOt I. SectIon 36. the title of which Is IN THE MAT. --_________________________ Lot IS, SAN LANTA, THIRD described as follows: SECTION, aCcording to true PIa$ North '. of the NE ¼ (LESS the .i. RUSSELL HORNSBY, wpuose Tnthip 20 South. Range 29 East, TER OF THE ADOPTION OF 2 lR, newly painted, SIlO mo.,pfu, ress Is 31) N. Rosalind Avenue. Seminole County. Florida, and the IISO damage, .436 JerSey st SCOTT ATWOOD SMITH, A thereof as recorded in Plat Bok 13, South 3 chains of East '.-) of Section Orlando, Florida, on or before North 43$ feet of East 975 feet of the MINOR. thes presents command Page15, Public Records of Seminole II, TOwnship 20 South, Range 31 lando 569 0113 August 30. 1974, and file the original South ' of said Government Lot 1, you to appear and file your Answer County. Florida. East, Seminole County. and Ihi witn the Clerk of this Court either Less the South 1507 IR, air condItioned, fenced yard, feet of North Ms been tiled against you, and you North 1? chains of Or other pieodlng with the Clerk of the West S chains before service on Petitioner's at. 14)5 feet of the East $12 5 feet of said the Circui Court, Seminole Counts ;n Suntand $175 mo. plus security are required to serve a copy of your of SectIon 12, Township 20 South, tney lot or immediately thireilter; 1, Less 3730144. R ighi.of.Way Courthouse, Sanford, Florid., and written defenses thereto, If any, R4ngeflEast,5,mijecountyand ......._ ____________________________ - -.-.-.-.. -- .. -----------"----- -------- ____________ _______ wu • witi oe .nvereo mr.n,rn oaa. Serve a copy thereof or pstiii.' -_-upon Leonard V. Wood. Attorn fnr I . ' " "" against vcu fot the relief demanded Together with thai certain attorneys. CLEVELAND, MIZE plaintiff, at Suite 211. 211 Maifland SectIon 7, TownshIp 20 South. Range 33-Houses Furnished Promitsory Note dated May 30, 1974 BRIDGES, on or before the 23rd Avenue, Altomorde Springs, Florida 29 East, Seminole County, Fiorda in the Petition. day = This nosiceshall be published once made by Locgwood UtilitIes, Inc. in of 37701, and file the original with thi September, 1916, OtherwiSe a LESS that part lying in the right of. Fuirnlsp,ed 7 BR house, 3 Points, don, week for four Consecutive the amount of $29,132.00 and 276 default Will be entered against ClevkoftheabovestyIedCrt0r way of Longwood Markham Road. you. iir, wajhq 1. dryer. $113 per mo weeks in the Evening Herald, shares stock of of Longwood before thi 1sf day of September, WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL ContainIng 10157 acres. 225157 DATED: July 76th, 1976 UtilIties. Inc. represented by Stock of the Clerk of the Circuit Coul on 1976; OthIrwise a judgment may be DATED: This 17th day of August Seal Certificate No 2. entered against you for the reifef thiS 11th day of August, 19Th. 1914. 2 BR. Arthur H. Beck*itt,, Jr. DATED: This 11th day of August, (Seal) osrnuded in the Complaint herein. (SEAL) Clerk of the Circuit Court $145 $976. •i WITNESS my hand and seal 0 Arthur H BeCkwittu, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. 373 S4t3al'erS By Linda M. Shaw (SEAL) saId Court. this 77th day of July, Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Circuit Court Oputy Clerk A-thur If. Beckwlth, Jr. $976. By- Mary N Darcen By- Cherry Kay Travis J RUSSELL HORNSBY of Clerk of the Clrcit Court eai Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Law Offices of By: Cherry Kay 1fvI Arthur H. Bickwiin, Jr. JACK T. BRIDGES, of ee H. Godbold J Russell Hornsby, PA. Gene H. Godbld Clerk of tue Circuit Court CLEVELAND. MIZE & BRIDOE Magufre, Voorhis & Wells 2 BR, carp,ted,air 311 N. Rosahind Aven,ja Maguire. Voorhis I Wells by Cecilia I.'. £.en, Attorneys for Petitinri 135 Wall Sree$ Adults, $140 ml. Orland,. Florida $33 Wail Street Deputy Clerk Post 0+11cc Drawer Z Orlando, Florida 32101 34 4301 or 3Vlsu Attorneys for Petitioner Wife Orlando, FlorIda 32101 PublIsh. July 30. Aug. 6, 13, 70. 1974 Sanford, Florida 32771 PubliSh: Aug. 20.21. Sept 3, 10, 1976 Publith. July 30, Aug. 4. II, Publish: Aug. 20, 21, Sept. 3. 10. 1976 P'jbiih: Aug. 20. 27, 20. 1574 DEB-14 ISR Mobile Home in LOn;wopd, Sept 3 $0, DEC 90 DEB II) OC 99 ' .5 DEC-IQO - ItS 'no. No its. $305430 BUSINESS DIRECTORY - - FRIDAY, AUGUST STENSTROM. DAVIS demanded in the Complaint of the & MCINTOSH Petition. Flagship WITNESS my Hand and Seal of Post OfficeBank-Suite Box 1330 lh.s Court on July 27th, Sanford, FlorIda 32771 ISeal) Attorneys for Petitioner H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish Aug. & 13, 20. . 1976 Clerk of the Circuit Court ______________________ DEC By Martha I. pre.owned cars AD - _-- - ij ' J ' f4i' �"-011111111011111 "MOM, k,t PL . t1snIs, A, w,m ILONDII Osk Yles,. A pall ilia by Ast Sasleaffi r fMD 'tU 4i 60 fAW, I MINE o I III I ii (North 21.AprU 0) enjoy the *hsr good tMngI life Try oat to lot minor tIffSf10011 has to offer. coii'io fnst. *Nov. A atw.s 70 east ene you in,. day. Be the first to gagle açwuath will get others today f'# . to do your say "I'm wy.' a brash one will. han TAU*U3(AiirU $Msy 20) euler t ___ Treat all yaw frienda equally Saying "pleas." works won.. today. Playing favorites will den. SAGITTAURIU8 Nov. 23produce hot iiip and hat Dec. 21) Just becaui.neone someone 11rM1741(May2Wale2O)Ifl isaoneyoullkesdoemi't 'fl inwoge necessarily ____follow this person Is .quafly as atld4sl. Be careful reacaces wisely, In øthr _will be Ifl) when doing business. yoa jal'inuil CAPRI*N (Dec. fl4an A and 19)TherearetwowaysforyoV 1055W. (JU (Jeu lWuly 23) tO do thinge today; the hard ,___ 'I'—'-- _ ___ wal the n.M v flwi. OW ad cause On letter. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) some prohi-na that oosdd be OMAN MA61 easily shII't.d. Ccol your Give whomever you're working i for today afalrshake. Don't ask OOOdI. J O ll LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) for full compensation for aJob J Although you'll be tempted to only hdone. aRil P111 (Feb. WMarch 20 do otherwise, It's bed you ui Someone who always get nothing when the name of Jui iiJ jIl someone you dislike tsbrought NIrasif In a hind may b looking for you to ball him out JIJI 6161MMM W. VIIWO (Aug. 23Sept. 23) main today. Let him stand on Jialii .1 someone you his own feel. Don't off.iiIt •_•._ iiioWÜU2II) iøt Ang.21,197$ favor today. Toere may be. Before moving on to good reason why he doesn't jilil JEER 61ll want to gel the maximum 3.()ci 23) yield possible from LIBEA (Ss$. seed., ii Wa , llwaitny a Ions should be you've sown. Don't leave your given a rest today. Take time to harvest an the vine. ME 6100l ______________________________________ maw Cl Mont Waifrer WI PUT T)4Lii UP own 'Aw g/ I. L— flk &Ia le 69th Year, No. 1 yustfl,1976 d Sanford, Florida 32171—Price 20 Cents workers Face Lie Tests _ ,. -. , I r .. JilNr JillllJ I 1tr'11'1 A 'TL LJI .Li. IV II iiI r U0 La By DONNA FTF.s Herald Stott Writer LONGWOOD - A probe which began with charges that . two city employes were lnvolvedin petty thievery from 1W. . . _____ city has evolved Into an hi••--*.' vestigation of large-scale . I stealing and the reported Arpwing of fli?dj'.'. o'r4' .- -• -.. property foruIe. • .-.._.i Informed sources said ... ...i . j ' Saturday morning that part of S the city's eight-member -J —.---_1__J t ;.;. -. maintenance department . ... he detector --•) . LidS at the Longwood Police JOWN 610 61 Station Friday and the ad. AIIM AT ditlonmployesaretotge TWill r%U jl.61 OEM --.L-.J . the polygraph tests Monday ---- - morning. ll Jill WEE By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Two maintenance depart• meat personnel refused the Jil -_11 - .....b UlI _______________________ ___ —__ cubed the ace of spades to constitutional rights, sources see what happened, cashed ._ said. theaceofheartsforasecond Assistant State Atty. William • TT-look at possibilities and then Heffernan confirmed Saturday played the king of spades. . .j that Longwood en that dropped the queen . Council he led to dummy's ace of . Chairman J.R. Grant and clubs, discarded four of Mayor James R. Lormann • ,, . bearts on the ace of diamonds. requested and were granted Or ___ camebaéktohb hand wftha By L.wreaeeE.Limb,M.D. i 1 assistance for the local police . '1r-.--- ..... . Alti4 :, , . heart, drew trumps and . department In the investigation claimed his grand slam. DEAR DR. LAMB—Ia,njn UI'. j toward the end of the week. This grand slam swing . good general health except for T . "Itappearathepilferage may decided a first-round match. one lonL In the past six to be of a 1ai scale," Heffernan DAY CENTER The lucky winners then went This Is the child day care center, located in Sanford's public housing Lamb] • nine months I have been said, adding that state Atty. on to win the tournament. project, that has come under fire from tenants who say it Is Infested with — with headache& Their Abbott Herring's Chief roaches. At a meeting of the Sanford Housing Authority (SHA) Thur. BURGLAR Sanford Ptl. Yvoiie Sanders Indicates window Invedigat Jack Fulenwider UNDER FIRE frequency and intensity have sday, Commissioner George Brown, who represents tenants on the Increased ______ to where Ihave at through which burglars apparently climbed at the Is assisting the city's law enNo point value Is given to least one headache per day. commission, charged that the day care center "Is a health hazard." State Employment Office, 107 S. Maple, to take forcement unit. No dollar ENTRANCE? tens and nines yet ey are These are not throbing Renewal of the lease for the center has been delayed until the charges away unemployment compensation checks worth tfor thelosses has been location with the discomfort very important cards. tarte benfnvestlpted. between $15,000 and $18,000. The theft scoording to made. ticularly at notrwnp headaches but seem likeentire agreat you feel at the base of the head ________________________________________________________________ deal of presare over the Heffernan declined conmad normal holding ts one of each. or back of the neck is also polk!,, occurred either late Thursda)r or early on the polygraph testfig. Campaign EveIOr.?. hosA , _ t,I"JT If you happen to hold two of . conilstent wftJ th type of ByOswald&Jamesiacoby • SS Friday. Missing checks bear Social Security Fulenwlder'ahoinetelephoneb the sides and back of my DiCk headache. ' each you can count a lSpolnt -.55.- .. Here Is a hand that may bSIVICed numbers ending ID 0700-999, 63704659, 7350-7699. unlisted and he could not be -, as tens16. -are sore when I have these Those headaches are a well have decided the 1960 It you hold three (Herald photo by Tom Vincent) contacted. S ____________________________________________________________ Grant said, however, he and Vanderbilt CUP competition, warning from your psychic that At both tables the queen of definitely should raise your InI have tried various brands of you are not tolerating diamonds was led against the Itlal notrump count by one had gone to Herring's aspirins and other pain dresses and drains of yaw seven-club contract. One office seeking assistance in an relievers to no avail. I haven't life situations. Examine 70W' declarer called for the ace of (Do you have a question "unbiased" investigation. beenabletofindanyconsistent Life for tensions and conflicts \ Grant said the scope of the reasons for this pain, such as and see if you can make life a diamonds, without any lot the experts? Write "Ask ' Grant t. Then he thought for the Jacobyscare of this stealing is "pretty big," saying tension, undereating, allergies, little easier for yourself. Taking several minutes before dis- newspaper. The Jacobys *ill KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — as well that he did not want to " For weeks, Carter strategists ner, Stuart Spencer. flew to etc. However, I sometimn get tnuKlItilliZers will not really carding his Jack of spades. answer individual questions We concede not a single Analysis have debated whether he should Washington from Kansas City a W period Of rellef dWtIY help with Uwe headaches but Several minutes later he was of stamped. self-addressed DOLE: say anything that would in- statc," said Gerald Ford to the MONDALE: pass up the Labor Day rally in and planned to spend the sinuate that any specific inafter eating. one down. resolution of the anxiety envelopes are enclosed. They _____ cheers of Republican delegates and Massachusetts are out of Detroit. where Democratic thvidual is guilty RUSSELL, Kim. iAP; — Sen. Robert J. The other declarer did his most interesting questions hISSING, Minn. tAP) — Sen. Walter F I stopped taking birth control provoking dresses or of on the final night of the GOP reach and Pennsylvania and candidates for president end concentrating on working wrongdoing. Dole, President Ford's running mate and the thinking before playing from will be used in this column Mondale, the Democratic candidate for vice t the details of the Presipills, but this did not seem to be causing depression may tori really, thinking National and finally cal ed for and will rec'lve copies of man Democrats expect to spearhead attacks "1 don't want to hurt anyone cede not aConvention. single vote.""We con- New Jersey aren't looking traditionally launch their cam- dent's strategy. Spencer will fly president, says his use of Watergate as a causing the problem. help a great deal. a low diamond. He ruffed, JACOBY MODERN.) promising. We've put together paigns. Carter is leaning to. See PILFERING. Page IA against their Carter-Mondale ticket, says he campaign Issue is entirely proper because You do not have migraine Could you please give me Good campaign rhetoric, but a Middle America ticket and ward opening his campaign at to Vail, Cob., early this week will avoid personal, vindictive remarks in the Gerald Ford was a "key cheerleader" for the unlikely strategy. your opInlions on the reasons for headaches. The location and that's where we can win this Warm Springs, Ga., where for intensive strategy sessions campaign. Nixon administration. Gone are the days when pres- election." my headaches? If you feel there symptoms are DO Indicative Franklin D. Roosevelt liked to with Ford and his running Mondale, in northern Minnesota for a Dole said Friday, when he appeared in his Today 'dential candidates promi'ed to Those words weren't In vacation, SIDE GLANCES isa definite need to see a doctor that at all. I would recommend by Gill Fox family See U home town with President Ford 'nr,l that . ...;.... n .vci ..ê.ê.. .._.i InrtI .....J. I..-' R.HO. Paw. . vacation at a friend's Iik..hI . --a- A uI — uiiu IJUL would itbe advisable to first see that you try to get some It would provide a setting that told a news r r t'amnaliin conference ready for an aizresslve but nrorr Friday I'nr,I h..,1 ii,I In thi. ti .4 ...W..e.......e.. w,.rir.fIn.'In.l h. t they D' und IUC LIUV .... an M.D., a neurologist, or some relaxation away from the more ..... i-A would symbolize Carter's been very much f 0 ONE ARCHIE SUNDAY EDITION For Saturday, August 21, 1q76 55 man ____ 33ioiist, cus i ____ new 14 Moslem name IC Biwiieere • 15 *imbsr (01) 62 liters 37 Army Medical 9 151 bVffRoman) 4s 16 W wftWq 63 Ws kiln Staff (sb.) 1' COflhfflunicatlOn3gG,..i1ie,,. (vat.) IC Shouts 20 Nsrve network 64 Fonvw 41 Tree 22 Cl.., Russian nile, If.i.4 19 Small (Scot.) 23 Send tortl gnak, 2S Got up S6Fsmslsrun 2IHiaringOrgan lS Aunt ($p.) 27 Med$esai trio S? in behalf of 24 Doctrine 47 Uannes (suffix) poems 65 FemInine direction 29 AdmIred man nIckname 26 FIsh e9s 48 Engine 31 ChInese DOWN 4OQuletaaa-i ine perjrida IClock face SO Talk 28 GIbbon 33 2 Small island 29 Frozen 53 Pillars 34 ItalIan volcano 3 Legal noise 54 Greek 3$ See .eole abatement 12 30 Adjective mountain 40 We name wds.) $11 operaft solo suffix 42 Sound made 4 Used in compass point 57 Miss toe etm Nps baseball sOldier 35 Clap after st:s 5 WIde-awake lightnIng (p1) 59 Resident of 43 • Not any ($uffta) 36 Convent A AA ___________ _____ 13 THE lOIN LOSER gI PUZO HOROSCOPE 45 Shocks 3$$ I Cenenuous 47 FemInine nols. name (p1) 451am— SOL.gbon. SWell SlSaaItSaJnte It Equal (comb Merle canals term) (cot) i2MedlcInal S2Soundofs W 151' P Anew 0 i LThings Heardj d , BRIDG E MEMO amp I Tension Can Cause Headache ' 4KIL I o z BUGS BUNNY by Sioff.I & HeimdshI 5 PRISCILU'S POP I WENT TO THE OPENING OF THE NEW SHOPPING MALL YESTERc'AY! by Al Vi,yn, THERE WAS A MOVIE STAR, A ROCK BANP A PETTING ZOO... 'Let's Not Waste Time... The RaceFor -.-.'- .-•.-..,-.•- -- - '. —J other specialist? CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS by Lany Lewis to: 14 6 iONLY WIL L ING TO UVEAL HIS TRUE IDENTITY 5 FRANK AND ERNEST 7weRa I by Bob Thcv.s DEAR READER intense pails of your life. A vacation may be in order. Ford told the crowd he chose Dole as a running mate because he was the right man to wage a tough campaign. )f - When the headache strikes Headache Is man's most common pain. About oo per cent try some heat to the back of the of all people experience a neck and some gentle mwge. headache from time to time. Rest with a heating pad wider Headaches can be caused by an the back of the head and neck acute illness as with a sinus area. Then move your head Infection or even with any gently in all directions and try febrile Illness. Aside from to Loosen up your muscles. these, most headaches are Massage gently the muscles caused by tension associated over the side of your head. with the emotional dress of Anyone who has recurrent living. Since we haven't found headaches should see a doctor any good ways to live and not and a good place for you tosta have any emotional stress It Is with your family doctor. Let likely that headaches will need you really h continue to be a part of life for see anyone else or not. most people at one time or Meanwhile, I am sending you another at least during m Health Letter number 2-0, periods of dress. Headache: Man's MostCoinThere is at least a 90 per cent mon Pain. Others who want chance that your headache Is in Information on headaches can the anxiety-depression type obtain this Issue by sending a group, as are mod headaches. long, stamped, self-addressed The fact that you have not envelope with 50 cents for It. gotten relief from aspirin or Address your letter to me In other pain relieving medicines care of this newspaper, P.O. s Mondale, vacationing in Hibbing, Minn., said a debate "makes a lot of sense.' lie said '6 gro und rules will have to be worked out. Mondale described Dole as a "nice man" but called him a sharp, tough campaigner, WOODDl !A"\ _ a atrnna ,v,Int In favne nI this opinion. A lii TUMBLE WEEDS 43 —r----ç-----f----- fin? It PQIIIA ('Ii.. , *.l.... io cut expenses, lets Just put our marriage counselor retained" The generalized New York, NY 10019. DOONESBURY KU by T. K. Ryan £EU, I FIThVJV ' Mt OI7ZWAT/JYRAAOI. mA14 l /U3i%eJ 71E FAW; I Mwzm AM)_ - CID /tffD-7D 1c r • C4DA1Y F P4tfILY PLKKA ?UCA , . r V, L!i - on ,\ i -... IUuedu '-Y " a Nixon administration leader since January l%9, first as House minority leader and later as vi ce president. "Mr. Ford was one of the key cheerleade rs in the Nixon adm in ist ration. He was one of his last defenders. He has been true to the Nixon principles in all the economic and social p01icies since he became President," Monda le said. i N acceptance speech at the Democratic convention a month ago, Mon.. dale attacked Ford on the Watergate is. sue. Later, presidential nominee Jimmy Carter said he didn't see Watergate as a major campaign issue. A14 A11% 4 ! MUZ97R6 ?MAI /s4(4v.,4 )t / ,.. r çi' "F' : 1 ,,' :.rt'n*!.n, Bridge ----------- - - - - ----Calendar ................. s-A Comics ................... Crossword ................ 4-C Editorial .................. 4-A Dear Abby ............... Dr. Lamb .................s-A c horoscope ................ Hospital .................. 6-A Obituaries ................6-A Op Ed ....................5-A Sports ................... 14-B Television ... ...........6-5-fl Weather ................. 6-A Women ................ 14-C .... '1° presidential campaign, Ford and his Democratic challenger, Jimmy Carter, will have less than $25 million each to spend. Four years ago, w hen there 'crc no legal limits. Richard M. Nixon spent more than $60 million. His Democratic rival, Sen. George McGovern s pent more than $40 million. Ford might have stood before the delegates and said: "OK, folks, let's not waste time and ilioney tr}ing to beat Jimmy Carter in the South. New York Goats Eating P MT. LAGUNA, Calif. I AP) — Don't say b-aa-a. It Is your tax dollar they are saving. The U.S. Forest Service has 1,200 goats clearing lire breaks In the Cleveland National Forest, saving an estimated $30 to tl00 an acre. The goats are eating their way through the scrub brush and undergrowth just west of Mt. Laguna, a resort and camping community in the national forest about 60 miles northeast of San Diego. Their task is to clear the 300-foot-wide spaces meant to keep forest fires from spreading. The area is rich with Mountain Mahogany, a shrub goats enjoy. "That's the first plant they will go after, but it's not the only one they'll eat," said Stan AllgeIer, ranger for national forest's Descanso District. "The goats do eat the brush and it looks like we're saving money." --.-----.-, ,. M fl4J - •-' SEOUL South Korea iAP — North Korea elaborate, but sources said it could be referring to charged the United States with committing a grave road barriers or fences in the area. military provocation today by cutting down a tree The Pyongyang broadcast said the UNC kept whose trimming provoked the deaths of two more than 400 armed troops at combat positions American officers, about a quarter-mile from th e tree and mobilized a Forces on both sides of the demilitarized zone helicopter and other troops in trucks, "creating a c"12i di viding the two Korean were on alert as a terrible war atmos phere. This fact alone Is enough U.S. Navy task force steamed toward Korean to show how viciously and re'kIp4.Iu ... ik... .u,I, waters. But the 151-mile DMZ was reported quiet. mitted the provocation." Pentagon officials continued to emphasize that Capt. Arthur C. Bonifas, 33, of Newburgh, N.Y., U.S. military moves, includin, the reinforcement of and 1st Il. Mark T. Barrett, 25, of Ccia'nbia, S.C., )et Fighter forces in Korea, were precautionary and were battered to death In a melee that broke out did not foreshadow military retaliation, when North Korean guards objected to attempts to The American-led United Nations Command trim the tree Wednesday. Both sides have accused mUNCi here said briefly that a UNC work party the other of starting the brawl. The command has felled the tree, a 40-font Normandy poplar in the said the tree's branches blocked the view of North joint security area at Panmu'i)m In the DMZ, and Korean positions from a UNC checkpoint. 4t "got safely out." It did not say whether North An Army spokesman at Travis Air Force Base in Korean forces reacted to the move and gave no California said the bodies of the two officers were details, expected to arrive there later in the day. A North Korean broadcast s.iid more than 301) Ambassador Richard Sneider returned to his post soldiers, including U.S. "troops in fu'J combat in Seoul today, cutting short a home leave in Ver trim," entered the joint security area uid cut down isiont. the tree, "destroying posts of our side and smashing South Korean President Chung Hee Park met bars by a large truck." Th' broadcast did not See TENSION, Page 2 ----.-_, AXWSOVIAW V mAwymv iaw W. ''- .wq Deadly Tre e Fe lle d By U.S., Koreans - -JOH!..OtJ MORe FrH114Q 646 i oa'r TAK E Aray Dole's vice presidential opponent, Mmncsot.a Sen. Walter Mondale, on Friday accepted Dole's challenge to a debate. "We've been doing it (debating) long enough In the Senate. I'm willing," Dole said Friday in offering to debate Mondale. ......... UIII. tha .•-- at the convention, Carter also is fond of telling people he isn't conceding a view of his campaign as a rebuilding of the Roosevelt coalition — the South and the big cities of the North and upper Midwest. single state. But he, too, can count electoral votes and campaign dollars. So, If you live In Current plans, according to Topeka, Kan., the odds are sources In the Carter campaign pretty long that you'll run Into organization, are for the candiJimmy Carter on Kansas Ave. date to spend 45 da ys on the nue this fall. road during September and Oc-. Carter's campaign staff is at tober. He'll travel five days a work in Atlanta and Plains, week during September and Ga.,making the final decisions then six as the campaign enters that will shape the campaign the final weeks before election that gets started officially on day. labor [)ay. Ford's chief campaign plan- U.S. Readies Veto On Vietnam UN Bid UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP) — A unified the country after the Communists came to power in Vietnam has applied for admission to the United April. 1975. Nations, but an American veto is expected to block And Premier ['ham Van Dong said this week at membership. the nonaligned summit in Colombo, Sri Lanka. that The U.S. State Department instructed its officials Vietnam was seeking economic ties with capitalist not to comment on Vietnam's application Friday, countries and normal diplomatic relations with the department sources said in Washington. Some United Statesobservers predicted President Ford would not In the southern part of Vietnam, Communist permit Vietnam's entry as long as the question of authorities admit to an unemployment rate of at Americans missing in action (MIA) in the Vietnam least 20 per cent among the 20 million people there. war remains unresolved. Recent U.N. missions to Vietnam report serious last year the United States twice vetoed ap. shortages of medicine and widespread malaria, plicatiuns from North and South Vietnam on the tuberculosis and venereal disease. grounds that South Korea has been excluded from The Vietnamese request, signed by Premier the world body. PIUU1I Van Dong, was submitted Friday by Dinh Ba North and South Vietnam were formally United ml, Hanoi's permanent observer at the United last month with Hanoi as the capital, and since then Nations. thi' Vietnamese government has made strong The application must be approved by the 16overtures for ties with the United States. nation Security Council, on which the United States But Washington ha,s said no pt-ogress on nor. and four other major nations hold veto power. mnalizing relations can be made until the fate of 9W Until last years Vietnam vetoes, the United Americans classified as MIA is known. Tbe Lum States had a policy of approving all mnembershp could be sensitive in this election year. applications. Since then Washington has blocked a Earlier this month, Vietnam une1pectd!y request by Angola on the gruunds Cuban troops released the last 49 US. citizens who remnaineJ in were still In the former Portuguese colony in Africa. 5- - - ', ,': ',-..,i,;i i---:-, ',t S."t.' I '.t'%. I ........I '- '.'-.._. i '." '',' ,,".,,''. .''-.-' . . r -- • -...........'.'.:. ..,, i.-- • . i S 1lt,J ___•_5•__ ,..14 , ..,,. � 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 20, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 20, 1976. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 20, 1976; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/53e82116a44c241e064ecb30c3c12c0a.pdf df6727b1219aed917ddcd93eed7ca1ff PDF Text Text II !SS1q Numli k.bt PL _i ffi_iy, M,. * ms SLONOII k Yseg ... ....,... j The Desert _____ Pm'$ous Pas ______ Mssr HOROSCOPE WGIR 44 DOW I May Nvein travelarsIna desert group _________ SAnd 4$Romnbronze $ DOW feature 4$ Father (cct) ____ l2Oun 49 Without 3 Female deer "got~ 14 Understand 42 53 Toothed w") wheels IS Thought 56 Aslflngsnt U= 18 Depot (211-1 57 Pub drink I? 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If West holds a iL cardsult. South Is sure of nine tricks. He will get five clubs, one diamond one spade and two hearts. It must be worth while to give himself this ex ' Wu. •l. ta i.uam.v w u lU,,bber, ob plays low nu collects. shis nine tricks. .,. %WO By Lawre nce E. Lamb, M. D. DEAR DR. LAMB — I read a Dr. column about hiatal hernia. It's my husband who has the hernia, and I have a Lamb very difficult time getting him With 40 hlghcard Points arj to take be tter care himself. Is Just 13 tricks each, thrc. it always necessary for an Lnts ptsne trick L opera tion to be performed or it n ace is valued at four points. will the hernia mend itself wi th The reason Is that you JPCt the contents of the proper diet and exercise? your ace both What i stomach to leak backward Into and In addition help Promote a esopnagus ma causes mostly put second trick. -husband on. Being not so fussy that "burning In the pit of the Similarly, a king counts 'Second-hand low" is one of about what he I thought stomach" many people cornold bridge adages. It Is three points or one trick even plain abou t. generally correct. Betas with thoug It may fail to an pe r ha ps I could Improve way he feels a little and maybeSurgery IS very rarely In- all adages, there are plenty of adverse ace. In their Initial point count, the Jacobys ar this would encourage him to get dim ted. In fact, repairing the exceptions, One holding that generally experts in general recopue more exercise and perhaps rest hernia so the stomach caWt for second-hand high Is that a hand such U: better. Could you give me an Slide through the hole in the calls when dummy holds queen and *A K x x x A x x x z• x 4x diaphragm may not correct idea of what type of foods he one small of the suit led. Most Is better than: should eat. Maybe you even faulty closure Ism and of the time the only way you have a pamphlet of some sort? the leakage problem (called can get any value out that *Z x x x zVx xxx x CA K a A esophageal reflux) may queen is to rise with itattrick although each has the same A lot of the time my husband continue, one. high-card points and same Ls congested with what he says Today's hand shows an ex. three probable quick tricks. The whole trick Is managing is sinus and constantly spitting the problem Is to minimize the ceptlon. West opens the eight (Do you have a question and coughing. Does Us have chances for the acid contents of of diamonds against South's lot the experts? Write "A-'-. three-notrwnp contract. anything to do with the hernia? the stomach to leak backward the JaCObyi" cars Of tl( ' If West holds the king Is there any type of medication into the lower esophagus. For a lot of newspaper. The Jecobys will clubs. South can get that would break this up? Many that reason you need to keep the tricks by rising with dummy's answer individual times he wakes up bed elevated and you need to queen diamonds, coming to it stamped, selt.addiessed coughing and almost choking. plan your meals so that you his hand wi th the ace of hearts envelopes are enclosed. Th We've Joined a health club never he down until least a and taking the club finesse, questions and I'm sure if I could start Suppose East holds th at will be used in this column couple of hours after eating, to diet for him It would give the stomach contents a king. He Just happens to hold and will receive copies of It this time and if South takes JACOB V MODERN.) improve his outlook a lot. improve hance to empty. or course you Please send me any in- need to avoid things that inSIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox the crease the acid content of the . subject. I wi ll be ry grateful. stomach, such as coffee, tea, I colas and alcohol SOLAR I DEAR READER — As you There is a lot you can do ENERUC know a hlatal hernia isa hernia about the diet, more than I ---of part of the stomach through can discuss here, so I am Sonthe diapragm into the chest. ding you The Health Letter 'I This Is a very common con- number 44, Hiatal cI Hernia, dition and some figures suggest Esophageal Reflux, for more that it occurs about hail 01 complete informa ti on. Others adults older than 40 years of who want Information --C age. mana ging this pr oblem In many people the hernia send a long, stamped, self/ all, but addressed envelope 50 In others it affects the closure cents for it. Just address your mechanism between the letter to me In care of this esophagus (food tube and the newspaper, 0.0. Box 1551, top of ft stomach. This per* Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. The coughing problem may FL-Li ILJM be related to his hlatai hernia if It occurs after lying down. A reflux of stoma ch conten ts Into . ARRIVE the throat while sleeping could SUNSHINE STAlE cause a choking episode or near strangulation. That is one reason for the elevated head of t he bed, it hel ps to to prevent HIGHWAY SAFETY this, If your h usband Is overweight, weight reduction will "If you don't pay your bill by the tenth of next month, we'll 0 I Fi.nô. D..,inwii ol An'nasV. also help, turn off the sun!' of yours M I I DJRt4G A SHORT CAT NADVERDENTLY GOT r '° , I CAUGHT UNDEW. THE AXLE OF MISS YMAT \—... HAPP04ED ____ PETUNLAIS Iryoul I ,— by Al Vem..r . LET ME CLEAN OLI VER' S HOUSE, POP! ( r ( SOR RY ABOUT THAT OLIVER! ____I ))) .. my we lower eats S1.VESTEKf THE DIRT REALLY COMES OFF U5ING THIS NEW HIGH- PRESSURE )\ NOZZLE.'... mits is a diet to PRISCILLA'S POP just been redistricted into a neighborhood of hostile strangers. Until Tuesday he was chasing uncommitted delegates down hotel corridors to avoid becoming Ithe first Incumbent president to lose his party's nomination in 92 years. The last was another Republican, Arthur. , Ronald Reagan zealots resisted Gerald lord to the end. They didn't have the votes but they had the lung power. For two hours they yelled, blew boat horns, waved banners, threw Frisbees. They seemed reluctant to get to the showdown. It made no difference except to guarantee that Ford would be nominated on TV time normally reserved for "Casablanca." Finally, the demonstrators were muted, only to of by Slotfel & Nobndhl BUGS BUNNY . JAMES JACOBY . .. '., - • . CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS RU5M,L usA. CAMPAIGNING I S ROUGH,L RUSM WWgE DUE Al THE NIX1 RALLY I N 10 MI NUTES by Larry Lewis SPBMIMG, 5PIAICPJG, TIME. I S TIAINO,/ ALL 'THE BPE'CiNG 50 ESPECIALLY WHEN ONE 'TALKS OUT OF BOTH SIDES O ONE'S MOUTH AT TME \ J most interesting I . - A - ' ' ,, formation you have on I Ronald Reagan ' 'a good fight, Main' -. J 4 . Floridians Push in on on causes no symptoms at with JtJLqL YI:1IJ4iJki UMIE by Bob Thov.s II©YT T"I RnSON w W99019 awl 101M., r Iffive rovea GONE ?o won iSW WANT OE A? HoMe WHEN OPPORTUNITY It NO11CICS0 1 ThA4 TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan — AUVE GOVERNORS _,) __________________ COMMISSION DOONESBIJRY by Garry Trudeau _. T1 _.. - '-'- IDA.t1P A LOISA LUCK, WHY CAN'r ft 0$ LIKE US 9714EI SAW,AAM.r 6UCZMXMe 7Jas7vcQ,w "_' llJQEA??! WE ANT tAVE MW IT. I - LEn,glrrA.w LlWDø7iV / *i. ( - t i1 /J Z4A 4MvvOsteWRyft* I - 124 V_ AND 45r awnwIYAWS- &-h1W r AC- WHA1SJS! L A. / • too I4JAUs OR PIA1GM.1ESIN IWALA il '' ' M CIF ., -- '., r- ' I — b ( f, i )V"1 ' - . '4'4 '- e Special to The Eveolng Herald if and when it comes," Reagan Howard Taft battle in 1912. The President said he went to Reagan "for the purpose of congratulating you on a very fine ______ campaign. You really got us In shape. I th ank you." Reagan responded: "I'll do all I can" to elect the Ford ticket. "It was a good fight, Mom, and he won," Reagan said with a smile. "But once the fight is over, we're Center headquarters, pleading for an open convention to allow all on the same side and go forward together. delegates from the floor to In response to a question, he added: "But not as a former to at. the convention, Mary Ann presidential spot previously Morse of Winter Woods, in a because it would have been an telephone interview with The inission of defeat. .1leraltI it nnn aitl th .. ,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,.,,, -Young Republicans lYfis shot at the presidential have been working all night on nomination until Rule iw the draft, gathering support in failed," she said. "Then we other delegations, realized we were not going to Mrs. Morse, Co-chair- win," While Mrs. Morse has I.'lnr,di She said the move toraft h SUh n te voted t on for lee.. I'. ,,•, fl......e..flhLy. UV'i. William Ruckelshaus. hm Two years ago, Ford, the no. tion's first appointed vice presl. dent, became President after the resignation of Richard M. Nixon. Ford had never run in a national election, and when he decided to seek the presidency his right he faced a strong conservative challenge from Reagan. Not until he defeated Reagan In a crucial led vote Tuesday night did it come clear that Ford would win the nomintion. . By Wednesday everyveryone knew the contest was over. The Reagan people dernonstrated the loudest and longest when the candidates' nm eFlorida JOrt o Ford's .' ,"- '.. ,,• .. . -. -. -• - ...• ••. - .', #" . -• - . ..-i' -• . • . .,_._l . - :., • ,.. ' . . 44, -- nrawey tiames lakes akes It all In stroller stride as he and parents Mr. and Mrs. Wdllaus wait In line a4-auto tag office. Bradley favors his vehicle for two reasons: svv-ulunw-uui t am.; sra - Ayt, It does n't req uIre a regist ration st Icker and you can park It just about anywhere. Deadline for new stickers is Friday midnight. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent' Jr.) delegates, was needed for the process of putting Reagan's name before the convention, Alter his meeting with fleagait, the President returned to his hotel and told a waiting to - - DIflULCt were mixi About hours, moat of It tak- 8EflE. ID LA en. up by mar ching, chanting,' bannerwavthg, horn-blowing crowd: " 1 complimented him on a real good campaign. I indicated that we certainly wanted him be standing shoulder to shoulder with us in the months ahead. --- 20 Watch School Board $52 MiIlion Bu Pass et By KRIS NASH salary schedule, he was greeted (Bud) Layer, Ernest Cowley, "I am glad to report he will be Herald Staff Writer by total silence. chief negotiator for the school there fight ing Just as hard as I In respo nse question board bargaining unit, said the ant. So, Ithink can leave the President Ford's nomination School Supt. William P. See $ MILLION, Page 2-A arena tomorrow ( Thursday) stole the show from Seminole night unified." County's school budget Wedto a we from nesday night as the school board unanimously approved the $52million document and its attached salary schedule before a meager turnout of fewer than 20 residentr. In a publi c hearing which lasted only 12 board ' minutes, president since the Theodore Roosevelt-William Abig push led FlorIda name the vice presidential running mate." Florida delegation at the Republican candidate. Reagan, however, reiterated th at he wants only kNationaJ Conven tion in Kansas She sa id as yet the group t to resume his newspaper column, his radio cornCity today, was to draft received any word from mentaries and his public speaking tours. They California Gov. Ronald Reagan not from the floor as vice Reagan on whether he will were a lucrative profesion before Reagan anpresidential running mate to accept a 'draft. Mrs. Morse nounced his candidacy, said it Is believed that Reagan President Ford. A former radio announcer, sportscaster and consider the vice Seminole's alternate delegate refused motion picture actor before entering politics 10 united behind the move and has almost 100 pe r cent support from the Georgia and Illinois 'ekgations She said su p port presidential rival, for second spot the ticket. Reagan has said he would presiden-cy. Dole and his family left their hotel in a motorcade and joined Ford his announcement. Earli er speculation had cm tered on Sen. Howard Baker two A Taste Of Ashes, Page 5-A Bid On Floor 25Mrs .j.. .Iirsi gates from l9states tried toline iipc vinviment to draft Rona! Stedic"11011 Policy, Page 2-A - -. - members reviewed the 1976-77 salary schedule for county school employes, then adopted both the schedule and the - man of the Florida vRs, been pledged to Ford, she is a said the Florida delega~ton is Reagan sup"er. a I :.. iqy 1 Be said. "I'll be happy to go back to the ranch," the former California governor and movie actor said in a Joint news conference with Ford, two and a half hours after the President defeated him by a 1,1871,070 margin for the Republican presidential nomination. Ford came to Reagan after t urning back th e strongest intra-party challenge to an incumbent DraftarReagan can Air The roll call finally began at 11:43. Reagan took an early lead, mostly from the south and west. He peaked at 12:02 coming around New Mexico, leading 684 to 635. A moment later he ran Into New York and the downhill slope. New York made it Ford, 768; Reagan, 704, and the man from Grand Rapids was on his way. Then 12:26 a.m. West Virginia, "mindful of the tensions gripping this convention ... proudly casts ..." Gerald Rudolph Ford was over the top, 1,135 to 1,060. The accidental and, in some eyes, incidental President became the second Republican in his party's history to win his nomination in Kansas City. The first was Herbert Hoover. _______________________________________ " — ' convention floor, "I'll a nswer th at ,. _____ ___ ii SAME TffiEVI / draft, which his Supporters had discussed on the e .1 40 ~ als -' 2? — o 1/fl .. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Ronald Reagan, his long campaign for president over, plans to remain in the public eye, speaking out for conservative causes and Republican unity, but not as President Ford's running mate, Reagan said early today he will stand by earlier statements thnt he would never accept an offer of the vice presidential nomination, But he refused to rule out accepting a convention -. a IT . For Ronnie .2 " . questions 1 .•..,1 ••" -'.': - o at . . at night I KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) President Ford today chose Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kansas to become the Republican nomthes for vice president. Even as the President an. nounced the surprise selection he wi ll ask the Republican Na. tional Convention to ratify at its windup session tonight, del.- .. I, - Do le Pi cks As Running M te . the of -'-- .' • _________________________________________ OSWALD and One tionalized. Richard Nixon was the 37th President. Jnny Carter or Ronald Reag;; wnuld be the 38th. R. Fori Md,ith yes, thc;c was (hat IicE guy FOtd, he 37th . . . beyond Richard Nixon and a half. He might still end up that way in the history be revived J ust as the President's name was being primers but last night he turned at least half a placed in nomination. Nancy Reagan chose that corner. He became a President with a Republican moment to leave the hail, touching off another ;' constituency beyond the fifth congressional district prolonged roar from her husband's followers. of Grand Rapids, Mich., beyond the sole anThe Ford folks took half the time the Reagan nointment of Richard Nixon. people did to place their man in nomination, second To get there, Gerald Ford had to scramble for th e and cheer him. People who know they are going to Republican nomination like an alderman who had win spend less time Yelling. - _________________________________________ By .. Ford KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Bumbler, Umresidential, too dumb to walk and chew gwn at the time. Gerald Rudolph Ford, everybody's friend and, it seemed, nobody's hero, had heard it all before. Heard It from that moment of trauma, noon, Aug. 9,1974, in the East Room of the White House, to the moment of magic, 12:26a.m., Aug. 18, 1976, in the hot, shrieking swirl of a hockey arena. Now, at least, he had some kind of a mandate. Until then, it seemed, he might have been 400medtogo down in history asa genial, innocuous caretaker between real Presidents. It was as If the numbered sequence would have to be frac- .w. iancial Diet Can Ease Hernia Problem 011 IN . la w r .r Wins WIN AT BRIDGE by Bob Montana 41 it ' i " ._ ,_- — . to — ..,- No. be strengthened LIBRA sept z.oct. 23) itkely Your splendid logical approach considerably this year. Also, to situations la Apt todeiertyou there Is a possibility you may deetE what yOUgAInUflwisdy. today and be pls by — - 371,l ____ •tdY., t ike I — — — tactles nd nford, Florida 32l71—price 10 Cents a _____ a — 3 60 Year, No H vu tie iJ 19) wactica1 rationsllutions. Be ARID (March Dont employ flattery to try to carefuL SCORPIO (Oct. M.Nov. ) get oth i to do th nga for you today. If your rar'b are There's a possibility tendlal could üuince, they'n resent it. you and a frle4 between 20.Mary today il TAURUS (Apr ) Curb extra vagme today or over something material. g7 Watch out. 3fl SAGTITA*IUS (Nov. Use r'w dollars In ways that 21) Someone whom you'vI give yru the most mileage. recenfly met and were quite GEMINI (May 2I4we ID) do impressed with may not be all 0 YOU 10 be at tint )S PPWI offend a .ixnetling glance. someone who CAPRICORN (Dec. an highly of you. Be polite and ll 19)Don'ta ocetecreativew coirteota at all times. today to anyone whose talen& W4CER (June 21-July doubtful about. The you're You have a tendency to wear ' be a mus. results could your heart On 70W AQUAIIIUS(Jan.ID.Feb.19 ) neediSedy tod y. You could be Self-discipline Ii called for wounded by one you love. todayoryas'll give the pursuit 23) It's f pleasure the priority YOU O (July nice to do things for others, but should give 10 your dUtI$L today you may be a trifle too PISC (Feb. -Mxdt 20) generous to one who to not You may be a hit too lax today deserving. with thou In p in dealing de. -Sept. 23 ) charge. If a firm hand Is VIRGO (Aug. 23 This tonot the time to coast If necessar y, use It.. important achievements are at YOUR BIRThDAY stake. Yet, that to what you're A* 0, 1971 - .4 -"''\ 152,251,948,12 ______ ____ budget by 5-0 voice votes. When Board Chairman Robert Feather called for comments or discussion from the audience on the budget and ROBERT J. I)Ol.E Tension Builds After Killings Troops On Korean Alert SEOUL South Korea lAP) — St.ateswarned North Korea that paramilitary Red Guard I.flits nifas, 33, of Newburgh, N.Y., M- United States and North the club-and-aze killing of the into combat readiness. and Ist 1A. Mark T. Barrett,25, years ago, Reagan grossed an estimat ed $500,000. Korea today put their combat two America ns 'jeopardized Each side accused the other Columbia, S.C. For 1975, he reported a net personal income, after forces on alert in Korea in the the entire framework" of the 23- of starting the light at Panwake of Wednesday's slaying of year Korean armistice. But munjom Wednesday. paying a staff of seven, of $282,253. twu $VIR42H ui uit' renagon otucials in Washing"Never before in the 23 years That public commentator job also gives Reagan truce village of Panmunjom. ton di.scountedthe possibility of since the cea.se-f ire was formal0 a chance to become, in effect, the conservative 'We have taken the pre- American military retaliation. ly signed has there been the — conscience of a Ford campaign and ad- cautionary move of increasing A broadcast b) North Korea's outright and brutal murder of 4-A the readiness status of the official Central News Agency joint security area security Around The Clock ministration, a role which Reagan indicated he Bridge 4-B forces in the area, 'a Pentagon said the United States "took a Force wants to play personnel," said a letter Calendar 7-A Whether Reagan will also play an active role in spokesman said in Washington. combat posture by of ay the Ford campaign is unknown, Th ere is another side of Reagan's varied career that will also come b3ck into public view. The Federal Communications Commission ban also has been received from 20delegations thus far. nomination Wednesday night. on the telecast of Reagan's old mo%- ies was lifted Morse said a group of Most of the delegates we've young Republicans at noon been able to contact have in- with the end of his candidacy. Some al old fil ms — ranging from "King's How" to "Bedtiw.e for today hand-delivered a letter iticated support for a lord to Preider.t Ford, at hi i Crown Heaaci coalition," she said. Bonw," are now back in the pool of late late show features, L%suing an from Gen. Richard Stilwell, the Comics North Korea announced it emergency order of alert to the American head of ffie United Crmword 6-B 6.8 had ordered its armed Forces units oi the U.S. forces occupy. Nations Command, to North Editorial into state of combat readiness tog South Korea Korean President Kim Il-sung DearAbby because of the U.S. reaction to This is the prelude to the Stilweils letter was read at Dr. Lamb what American officials called war adventure that the U.S. tin an emergency meeting of the Horoscope 4-A - 6-a the "brutal murder" of the two perialLst aggressors may per- Military Armistice Wnmis3ion Hospital officers. petrate," it declared, announc- in am truce village about 300 obituaries All American military per ing that North Korean Presi $-A $-A yards From the spot at which "sports 1-3-B omel on leave in Korea were dent and Communist party the United States charged that Television ordered to return at once to leader Kim Il-sung has ordered North Korean guards brutally Weather their units and the United all North Korean army and murdered" Capt. Arthur G Ik W*,men .. $A 5-11-A f. W .7 } ': : ',', I - ;.•' " ''. .. I ....... --, -- . - ' •.'-; •,-, -,-- �ridal Wnvgic ~ I RlnmA 'Aln .wuuu ••u wir www I I" R am nia ' afhe Oil THIN Hopes CIRCUIT con twa II$NTIIN?N ____ ___ CIRCUIT CUlT IN AND O rulIefedrc1Rtook ' panicked and can th,r! P10115*. otnssr enged In relief and resc — ei'mll INBW my five fig fl ly 35 IN BRIEF _____ ,. Gray Aécus.d In ___ Burglarl.s tip ___ — ____ [1 , ________________________________________________________________________ Hav• F.w Frills (Seal) Bond Revoked, Woman _____ Ja'l* led WASHINGTON (AP) Americana pit fewer cxtras In the new homes they bought last ysiar, but analysts say the shift to no-frill homes was shortilved and probably Is over, New Census Bureau figures show that homes built in 1975 generally were amallej, had fewer bedrooms, bathrooms and garages and — :i t c LraI_- fbe 0 __ Deadly Year For Earthquakes WASHINGTON (AP) Earthquakes have WW tens of thousanrb and wreaked w devastation on three continents this year, making 1976 the deadliest year for. '°' U.S. experts say. The U.S. Geological Survey said Wednesday that the number of severe quakes doubled since June, indicating that 1976 may reverse the apparent worldwide earthquake activity low down reported since 1973. Survey scientists said 13 earthquakes already have occurred thIs year. The long. term average Is about 19 quakes a year. — Sc hool Board Sets Medication Policy By WS NASH HiraidStaftW,Mir Million Budget Wins Board Approval (Cestlaued From Page 1.A) teachers' salary schedule for the upcoming year was cpoled on the basis of an base gar figure. That was the final wage offer made by school board negotiators at an Aug. 9 bargaining session with Se.iinole Education At oclatIon (SEA), the unit in. representing county atructional personnel. SEA Chief Negotiator steven Rosenthal cowiterei with a so Lif , In Prison ug em , st • •. e . • ATLANTA (AP) County Bus Drivers Association, the Seminole Educational and Clerical Association and the NonInstructional Personnel of Seminole County (NIPSCO) all accepted the school board's salary schedules for the year. The board also granted ap' Provalo(an8-mlll tax levy for the 1978-fl academic year to support the current budget. assessment plus the mill rate used to retire local bond duds will give the school systerna totalmlllage 018.46— or $5.46 Per $1.900 of taxable property val uation compared to 8.6 last year. In diNt' action, the panel sanctioned a list of ala carte lunch prices for the lfl6.T7tertri and gave permission for Food Services Director Charlotte Whilmore to adjust the ala Carte price sale if the need Control (CDC. cited for taking inadequate precautions to prevent Infections diseases. But they say they don't believe the deficiencies contributed to the five deaths and the illness of 19 other patients. Pro-Castro Forces In Florida? JACKSONVILLE (AP) A large proCastro force is operating undercover against anti-Castro exiles in the Miami area, cording to a witness in the federal trialacof accused bomber Rolando Otero. Antonio Gonzalez told defense attorney Tom Almon Wednesday that there may be as many as 500 pro-Castro agents around Miami. He said he is afraid the agents may try to harm his family because of his testimony, given under immunity. — .- Request Turned Down — Analysis — Airport May Get Tax Increase Sewer Authority New Restaurant To Be Pondered To Be Proposed OVIEDO The city council next Monday night Is expected to consider adopting a resolution calling for a 72 per cent Increase inmimici pal property taxes in the me77 fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. Council Chairman Arthur Evans said today the board Is considering raising the rate of propErty taxes from the A new restaurant may be Beach supplier, corning to Sanford's airport. Wight told the authority Sanford-Central Florida member, in June that his firm had decided to cancel the Airport Manager J. S. (Red) Cleveland told restaurant's lease to open up Airport .%t)i..rty hoard m t7tyiJij --- - .;4tt In II'.. t,'rtrti:t1 bIJig r.orng thaà1 oJ u u&d to huuoc U. *s'Iee firm th at would provide l)&J1 a S. Bureau of Customs Inspection facilities should Acre redaurant at the airport and in. flight catering service has Services succeed In an attempt to have the airport designated a visited the airport and ox. pressed an interest. "landing rights" field, A landing rights field em"But they've asked us to put this on a back burner for 10 ploys U. S. Customs officials part-time on a pre-arranged days or two weeks," Cleveland basis to handle scheduled in. said. "They're now taking over ternatlonal flights. The Sanford food service operations at the Airport's application is dill St. Petersburg-Clearwater By JACQUELINE DOWD system Herald SW? Writer More than 5O million Is.. ,Sanford, Lake Mary and available in date funds, Lee Seminole County will be asked Miller 01 the Florida Departwithin th e next few days ment of Environmental whether they w," Regi4aU,s 1i44 t; iii a :egsunal sewer bu1üà' "litsieadIuie for authority that will serve the completing preliminary work is Dec. 31. north end 01 the county. Representatives of the three If that deadline isn't met, governments met Wednesday there will be a second chance to night at Sanford City Hall to be placed on the state's priority discuss the Intergovernmental lid but the money will be agreements that will be handed out on a first-come, necessary to create the first-served basis, Miller said. authority and the area's The regional sewer authority chances to win state and federal will also ask northend voters funds to help pay for building who will be served by the airport. pending with the Customs the proposed regional sewer system for power to levy ad __, Bureau. The firm, Jerry's Catering, valorem taxes. Cleveland later indicated that han dles food service operations Groundwork for forming the at a number of Florida air. Aero Services was losing authority i mist be completed by ht several hundred dollars a ports, Including Melbourne Decernberfor anofjterreaso,i_ on the lease LAKE MARY The consultant, who has served system (the notes are to be so Fort Lauderdale, Opalocka and, month the Florida Legislature, repaid with a US. Farmers which must legally create th Wed Palm Beach, as well as In- arrangements with Airport Inn, resignation of Councilman since last January. e In other action this morning, Martin Bacon Sr., to become Other business on the lengthy Home Administration loan.) flight catering for National authority for it can ask the the authority members: effective Sept. 1, Is to be for- agenda for tonight's meeting Also, a resolution for a cer voters for taxing power. The Airlines. —Approved leases for mally announced to the city includes: a resolution for the tificate of public convenience deadline for local bills for the Henry Wight, president of Camilla Upholstering and council at its 7:30 p.m. meetin g national flood Insurance for the Magnolia Corp. which legislature's next session Is Acre Services Inc., the firm Zenitron Manufacturing, today. Program; discussion on the furnishes water service to the expected to be In December. which holds the lease on the —Heard a report on progress The council may discuss capital improvements budget; Forest mobile homp cornThe three governments will terminal building where the toward landing federal funds whether to allow Bacon's assessment 01 streets; an or- munity; an occupational be asked initially to chip In restaurant will be located told for a construction project that council seat to remain vacant dlnance rezoning from license for a delicatessen not $87,000 apiece the authority members that Includes parts of two taxiways, until the December election for an evaluation or agricultural and residential to covered In the city's oc- study of the area's existing necessary renovations to the a patrol road at the south end of to appoint a person to serve In commercial, with exceptions, cupatlonal license ordinance; sewers building would be beyond his the field and lighting on the the Interim, which are all Inside property belonging to five the opening of bids for a new the city of Sanford. firm's capabilities. He north-south taxiway and runThe council will also consider owners on Lake Mary police vehicle and designation proposed The committee has asked for releasing the way. appointing a person to the Boulevard; and a resolution of a voting delegate to the decisions from the three restaurant portion of the terA funding bill that would planning and zoning board post authorizing the issuance of Florida League of Cities annual governments by Wednesday, minal to the authority so that It make more than $400 million left vacant with the resignation $354,000 In. temporary, bond convention to be held In Miami when -another coulddealdlrectly'wtththefood , • committee available for airport of Nick Martucci, a financial anticipat ip Uwa&r Beach Oct. 21, and . service supplier, xrçdlng La schedud. development is awaiting In May. Wight terminated the 'nrti'e President Gerald operating Lease for Airport Inn, signature. The propose the airport's Last restaurant, Sanford project has bee leaving the airport with no verbally approved by th certified level of 2.64 to 4.54 mills ($454 - $I,mo (i taxable lr''verb. ........ lie saId th weiaig&iy 'r Coma appear at a public hearing, following the adoption of the resolution, to give the governing body Input, "And if there Is a tremendous hue and CT from the citizenry, the board may re-evaluate Its position," Evans said, Evans said that the current year's budget Included a number of federally funded Comprehensive Employment and Training Act (CETA) employes. He said with the expected phasing out of this federal program, the city does not expect to continue these jobs on the city funded payroll. --. . .. ..-...- • • ResIgnatlo n E x p eC ted Ton cl — — ' coffee shop and no food Federal A v I a I I o I capabilities at all aside from Administration's Miami offic vending machines. Catering and bids are now being ac has been handled by a Daytona copied. ATLANTIC MOTOR BANK FREE I Seniors Form P o lit C 0 I Pa fl e I — 1607 S. French Ave. DELIVERY FREE STERCHI'S PRICE CUT! 3 DAYS ONLY! SAVE EEXACTLY 144M85N1 L - srru _ __ 1 Sanford • ) e. v. r-*, &TV L V ~Lm I. — OFF REGULAR PRICES WHEN YOU PURCHASE THE COMPLETE GROUP! v I - Legal ______ 0 at i What makes Richard Williams rim? Certainly It couldn't be the $110 his wife, Lamar, contributed toward his campaign to retain his county commission seat. In fact, some Seminole Countains have party's torch Into the final race against two during the pest few days U the Republican in- Democratic challengers. cuinbent is even running. Asked about the missing campaign poders, Though the landscape is dotted with W illiams at first Jokingly said he didn't want to billboards proclaiming that this or that cornpollute the landscape. Then he mentioned that missioner is the salvation to all of Seminole campaign sIgns Are avioisuon of acowgy sign County's Ills, no sign proudly proclaims ordinance. Finally, Williams admitted Ms signs are $1.10 from his wife. And Dorfrnan, a former scheddtOhftthredathflfp, Altamonte Springs Councilman, reported con. He says he plans to rnlhitaln a low-profile tributlons totaling $0.9I, Deviese listed 1118. strategy In the primary. One Republican soiree centering his efforts on Sanford says the commlwioner feels the primary will be andDorfinan Oviedo istwo strongholds of Democratic 'a quiet reflection 01 the party's desires, Ms votes. Gunter seems, meanwhIle, to be centering shodout between candidates seeking to carry his effçsj In the soUth county area. the standard against either Den Dorfman or All this while Willlazflsmuses on the reasons Dave Gunter, the two hard'charglng for staying in public life. He will tellyou it isn't Turks who would wrest the District 3 young corn- wr() , Ji it. But in the next breath he adults he mission seat from Williams. would miss ft if he didn't have it. Recent reports show Gunter leading the field "It's the only thing other than sports —that in contrlbutlôiw with almost $5,000. WilliAm" gets the reported contributions of $1,315.85, including the wuiia,s. adrenalin pumping," comments — TALLAHASSEE (AP) Two legislative committee chairmen have turned thumbs down on a request for authorization to use $1.7 million for faculty salaries at nine state universities. University officials said that unless they were able to use the funds it could result in leaving now-vacant faculty postitions unfilled and force schools to use graduate students instead of fuiltime faculty. — Seminole Budget Still Too Large Five elderly patients at Meanwhile, Florida officials say the Boulevard Manor Nursing Home had been . — — a Boynton Beach nursing home probably died of heat citroke. not a vrt5n' gcrm, y a-j4 udiI t1Tm" I dta C fioi s1iesise above styled Cause, the undersigned Click will sell the property located In said County described as: Government Lot 3, of Section Township 20 South, Range 30 Eall Seminoi, Count y, Florida, LESS AND EXCEPT five (5) woo of the In order to be valid, all above described real property, said authorizations-for-medication live (3) acres to commence it the Sou theast corner of the above would have to be signed by a described real Property r%N1fl1n9 The Seminole Courdy School child's parents or guardians West to Hig hway 411. Board instituted a policy and contain the name, dosage at public sale, to the highest and best Wednesday night requiring and purpose for the drug. bidder for cash, at 11A.M. o'clock on the 31st day of August, 1175. at the Parents of all elementaryage The board amended the west front door Seminole children who must receive initial provisions of the County Courthouse. Sanford, medication during class hoursproposal to require parents of Florid a. to per nally deliver the dr s el entary udents to bring WITNESS my hand and the se.l this CCVII this the 17th day of to the school along with an medication to school them11Th. authorization form signed by selves and to secure a Seal) • thepsreidsand th &pbyujclan. physician's signature on the AflPxir H. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of the Circuit Court The regulation will extend to au th orization form along with P • By: Mary N. Garden gr as their own. request for $a,soo. Deputy Clark aspirin or Dristan, as well as Cowley then broke off ,,Can a parent bring in is DAVID kERpEw. A year14 Winter Park received a Directed verdictof those ordered by a doctr for bottle of aspirin in September Attorney for Plaintiff nego tiation. an d both units are 11$ East Robinson Street boy, indicted by the Seminole Acquittal fTOITI the court after youngsters in elementary and say, 'When Johnny needs now awaiting selection of a Orlando, Florida 32101 special master who will bear County Grand Jury for trial as the prosecution was found to grade& one, give it to him?" asked Publish: Aug. It, 1115 an adult on an armed burglary have presented insufficient DEC.14 arguments from each side ft Vice.Chairman Pat Telson. _ The action came 0 charge, pleaded no contest evidence in his trial on charges make non-binding recomSchool Supt. William P. riecjon with 'b IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND today before Circuit Court 01 burglary, grand larceny and mendationsto the school bowj (Bill) Layer replied that this FOR SEMINOLE by Ral ph COUNTY, , public Judge A.J. Ho.einann Jr. at receiving stolen property. SEA and school board FLORIDA the cannot be done and that parents Information officer for Sanford and was ordered held CIVIL ACTION NO. 15SaCA-StA negotiators were scheduled to are urged to bring sim pl e Willie Johnson, 20, of 111 school system, concerning STEPHEN G. BALINT, SR.. d.b-a S. In county Jail WithOUt bond reurn to the bargaining table medications like aspirin or G. BALI NT 5. ASSOCIATES, pending sentencing in the first Ford Ave., Altarnonte Springs, a(bflifllSttI'Ing of medication In Dridan to the school each time at 10:30 am. today to discuss arises. Plaintiff. on scheduled f ool ch s. or trial burglary PIIC s degree felony articles of their 1976-77 cow Ala carte lunches for students vs. orfginauy they are needed, in the case of e po cy and poa'slnnof burglary Th li proposal HOMER FRANKLIN and KAZUE James Brian Brunelle, 15 of tract. The session was slated to in kindergarten through the FRANKLIN, elementary-age yo ungsters. SIded that Only prescribed pleaded guilty to his wife, 1495 Li Rd WIflUI' Park, deal wi fif th grade wi ll th co ntract Items cost 50 cents; th at ma whOol SPOOOU Defendants. could be adcould receive a sentence of u lesser and Included offense of medications already have been agreed upon, sixth-grade students and above NOTICE OF SALE stered In an eztended illness, Layer said, of mini ptrespiassing on tile grounds sdIs to life Imprisonment if he Is IS HEREBY GIVEN thai as well as unresolved areas will pay 60 cents., and the adult onNOTICE is that lfa child is sick enough by the 30th day of A ugust, 1115. iW convicted or the court could Rosenwald Schooiandwasput that these must be given lunch cost was which will be presented to the set at 90 Cents. 11:00 o'clock am, at the West Front Ignited dill member after to need medication for a weekcommit him to the slate on 18 months batj The milk price was dropped Door of the Courthouse of Seminole special master. then he should be Johnson told th ur he pa re n ts or guardians had long period, e co t Division of Youth Services until Sanford, Florida, the ,,,, .. Cowley said the Seminole three cents thIs year to 12 cents County. h.—. tWnIH.d -• '°" """' kept at home to recover and tint '" '' unoersgneø clerk will off er for sale no IS Zi. a glass, wh il e o ra nge ic Ju e costs sent to school where disease playingbe basketball and best bidder for open authorization form to the remained consistent at 10 and cash the following germs are easily spread real Defense attorney Michael toolroam when he was arrested scfooL property: is cents for four-ounce other students. Walsh said the no.contsst plea by a sheriff's deputy. He said Lot S. Block A. of L. 0. eight-ounce glasses, respec- 51Lot The proposal was en tered with the Un- the wirecutters In his pocket drugs The policy calling for a to be mcalled for such Subdivision, Town of lively. arked with a physician's signature and derstandlng that he is ap were found on the outdoor Sanford. Floorlda,asrecordodin Plat recently dated physician's label paren tal Board members also ap- BOok 1, Page $2, Public Records of pealing an earlier riding by basketball court. delivery of Seminole County, Florida ; or note giving proved Mrs. Whltinore's together the doctor's medications would not apply Circuit Judge Dominick with all structures, irn State Atty. Abbott pan, request to fix prices for the provements, fixtures. appilancer' the student's name and above the elementary school denying a defense motion A group of concerned .enIor to HerrIng's office dropped ons Plans for future action will be county's school lunch program and appurtenances on said land or nistering the level in the case of non- citizens have met and made dismiss the indictment burglary and petty larceny and details discussed for at 50 cents for students in used in conlunctIan therewith. medication. Children with prescription drugs, layer organized a nonpartisan a candidates This sa le is made pu rsuant to a Brunelle Is accused of charges against John Lewis chronic problems requiring meeting to be held kindergarten through fifth Final added. Judgment entered In CIvil committee Silas Jr., 20, of 1509 W. 13th St., continuing burglarizing the dwe_______ lling PrlortotheSeptesnberp.y grade, and 60 cents for grades Action 75320CAO9.A medication would now pending "You couldn't enforce that in for elective office, particularly elections. Charles Bagby, IZ1O Hamilton Sanford, in connection with an have to in the Circuit Court in and for six through 12. furnish a new the middle and high schools for those of fices which carry a County. FIorId. Circle, Langwood, on Feb. 17 alleged treakin at the Sliver authorization Mrs. Whitmore told the panel Seminole form every three anything," the superintendent responsibility to the elderly. DATED this i day of August, Tip Tavern, W. 74 Since andthereInanflInghfinseuwi per cent of the votes that ala carte prices are up A.O. 13th Si, San- months. IllS. said. "You couldn't do It." All senior ci tizens willing to cast In some recent elections a loaded rifle and another rifle ford. noticeably thIs year due to the ,,(Seall and a shotgun. become actively involved are were those by senior citizens, state of the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. A bench warrant was economy and the Clerk of fl Circuit Court I to attend an action the group feels they should be fact that an ala carte price He was Indicted On APflI7 Issuedforthearrestof Albert By: Mary N. Garden meeting to be held at the First better informed on candi da tes, must cover the entire cost of Deputy Clerk and arrested June 5 and ex Marvin Howard, 46-year-old Federal of Seminole com• A questionnaire Is being sent to S. JOSEPH DAVIS. JR., ESQ. noUes Involved. t.radited from Albany, ca., Kinston, N.C., truckdrlver, munity room in Sanford at 9:30 all candidates covering thosei STENSTROM, DAVIS & where Assistant State Atty. Jay When he failed to appear for Mc'P4TOSH a.m., Friday, Aug. 20. The concerns of the elderly. These trial on charges of resisting an Flag sh ip Bank of Sanford Notice NOVICk said he address is 312 W. First &. will be used as the basis for the1 Suite 22 Brwielle's mother j officer with violence and baty Sanford. Post Once Box 1330 candidates meeting. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE I Judge Hosemann that her son IffyNOTICE 13 HEREBY e.iuru .i..t Sanford, Florida 32111 didn't rim away but that she Attorneys for Plaintiff by virtue of that certain Writ of The following trials were By ED PIUCKE'ff Pubh1h: Aug. II, 1174 figures today. Execution issued out of and und.r sent him toy with his father continued until the week of DEC 13 Herald Stall Writer the seal of She County Court of If the budget stays at the 81.4. in Albany. Sept.13: Orange County, Florida, upon a final million deficit mark, property NOTiCe UNDER FICTITIOUS judgment rendered in the afor.sJld Walsh asked the court to Despite optimistic predic- owners would be required to Carl Edwin Bridges, 23, of NAME STATUTE court on the 0th day of March. A . D. release Brunelle to his mother Orlando, accused of forgery tions earlier this week, pay an additional mill of land TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1176. in that certain ease entitled. Notice is hrey given that the pending sentencing or to have and uttering a forgery. John M. Crosby, Plaintiff, .vs. Mrs. Seminole County Com- tax. Instead of 1537 per each Elilabeth Sava, Defendant, which undersigned, pursuant to the him confined at the Sanford missioners learned this mor- $100 of assessed valuation, the aforesaid Writ of Execution was "Fictitious Name Statute" Chlpfir Juvenile Detention Cenier but Vincent M. Delano, 42, of ning the 1976-77 fiscal budget is land tax would come in at about $43.01, Florida Statutes, will register delivered to me as Sheriff of Judge Hosemann said, "He's 807 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, With the Clerk of the Circuit Cowt, in Seminole County, Florida, and I itill $1.4 million dollars over the $6.37 per each $1,000. One mill have levied UOti the following And for Seminole County, Florida, better off In the county jail than accused of two counts of level needed to meet 5.37 mills equals approximately $1.4upon receipt of proof of th described property owned by Mrs. e at the detention center," and aggravated assault with a certified by the property ap- million dollars the amount of Elilabeth Save, said property being Publication of this Notice, the tic. ordered the youth taken back to shotgun. titios name, towit: LONOW000 praiser. located In Sernir'ohe County. Florida. overage Glisson reported this more particularly described as VETERINARY CLINIC Under the jail where he's been held "Are you ready to read it and morning. which if is engaged in practice at Jessie Bellamy, 24, and fOIiow: since extradition. 1050 West Sanlando Springs Road, in One 1114 Oidsmotttle Cutlass. 2 dr Roy I.. King. 20, both of weep? asked Pat Glisson,. Glisson said the more op. hardtop, white with maroon top ID theCity of Longwood. Florida. In other cases before Judge Orlando, accused of grand director of the Office of timislic forecast presented That the party Inter ested in slid No 3JS7K10120.423 Management Analysis and Tuesday was done to give Hosemann this week: larceny of clothing at Evaluation being stored at Altamonte Garage, business onloypt,lie is as follows: (OMAE). commissioners (and the news Vernon Wilkerson, 20, of 310 Altamonte springs. Robert E. Walton. P.A. III Longwood Avenue, Altamont, Bob "The department heads are media) a general Idea of where 07 Robert E. Walton Springs, Florida, and the un fePugh SL, Altamonte Springs. lloyd Its President dersigned as Sheriff of Seminole going to weep, not me," the budget stood after two PubliSh: Aug. II, 21, Sept 2, I. 1175 County, Florida, will at 11:00 AM. declared CornmLssinc Chair- weeks of cuts. DEC 91 on the 101h day of September, A.D. man Mike Hattaway. CornInd uded In this year's budget tIll, offer for sal, and seli to the FICTITIOUS NAME missloners were expected to is five per cent pay hikes for all hignsS bidder, for cash. subjec' to Notice is hereby given that I am any and all existing loins. 5, the spend the remainder of today county employes who receive eflglged in business at P.O. Box Front (West) Doqr of the Seminole 2031, Sanford, Seminole County, thopping out requests to med approval from their superCounty Courthouse In Sanford. Ploria under the fictitious name of the certified millage. Florida, the abovs described per. visors, In addition, about 50 HEART POWER UNLIMITED, andp sonal property. A tentative outlook presented workers have been put in for 10 th4t I intend to regiSter s.a.d name That said Sale is being made to by Glisson on Tuesday showed per cent merit Increases. All With the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, Satisfy the terms of sa Writ of Seminole County. Florida in ac commissioners within $bS,687 total employe' under board of Execution. cordanc, with the provistaij of the John E. Polk, 01 their goal. Bat Glisson ex- county a,mrnissfoners account Fictitious Name Statute,. To Wit; Shvilt plai,ied then it was a "tentative for some $2,9 million of the total Section $43.01 Ptori45 5t4ttei 1137. Seminole Cnnfy, Fhjridi S Or Merle E Piirltir ou'.iook' and prcniLscd solid budct. Pjflth Aug to, 76. Sept 7. 9 191 P'.hli%h A1 ;, II, 26. Sept 2. 1916 c,f r x Youth May Face KEY WEST (AP) Newspaper executive Reg Murphy has pointed to defendant William A . H. Williams as the man who threatened to kill him after he was abducted and held for $700,000 ransom. "I thought I was going to die," Murphy said during more than five hours of testimony Wednesday about his ordeal, much of it spent bound and blindfolded in a car trunk. He quoted his abductor as saying 'If he makes any noise in there, kill him," And at one point, Murphy pointed to Williams and said: "I would never forget that man. Never, under any circumstances, in any way." c Heat Stroke Tied To Deaths NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Pursuant to the Final Judgment of Forecios,a-, and Sale entered In the $52 0, M6.—M — ddeattorneyInIngG, DEN BERG, GAY Miss Corcoran told the court 'Yea you irs," 1Ioi"n month ago to felony poiieislon & VAN BURKE, P.A. obtain a cogglnuanc, 01 her she Is now living with a aider at said, ordering her taken to Jail of cocaine and was allowed to Afloin,ys for the Plaintiff trial, scheduled for today, miu Springs ani has no to await ____ trial. remain free on bond during a Post Office Box 7" Circait Cost Judge A. J. Sept. 14 because she had been telephone. When questioned Oriand, Florida 32003 courtordered Man wasand arrested on invedigatlon. pre-sentence Publish: Aug. 1, lit Ilo.00vlos Jr. today revoke unavailable to help plan her about missing appointments the felony cocaine heroin appearince bond and pat a defense, with her lawyer. Miss Comm 1r-W w.rni,a e'trr. of cirg In .., Both Jn r., urn The sw, nr kmg blonde Lcld Ih •nurt ')'4 m. uii co. ti icu quid ahJ siT were in a nedrocin where FOR IIMINOLI COUNTY, äiwing from und Waiting for a letter from Um 31 5 DePugh St., Altarnos*e agents found a quantity of FLORIDA. In coady Jail after accising her velvet cap and over the back of Giasow concerning her case. NO.: 75411.CA4I.I of being under the inihience of a matching Jacket, appeared Springs, apartment of Walter cocaine in a hassock, officers CASE HERBERT A. LICHT. It UI, et it, frug fsjag a court hearing. glauy.eyed and gave no ob- "You're WIdET the b3f1UflCo lenkh'ti Jr. said. Plaintiffs. Mary [aura Corcoran, 1$, of jedlouw as she was led by Of narcotics right now aren't Jenkins, who observed Jenkins earlier told the court F ANDERSON VAUOHT, ak. Hosemann Orlando, denied that she was Sheriff's Capt. J. Q. Galloway Y0," today's proceedings from the that he is on a mCah ANDERSON VAUGHT, JR., in. under the influence 01 drugs from the courtroom to the "No, I'm not," the defendant spectator section of the court' treatment program in Orlando dividually and as Trustee, and and heard court-appointed nearby county Jail. MARTHA LEE VAUGHT, his wife. replied, room, pleaded no cqideut a for narcotics addiction is W. . One Who Threatened Him Williams' intention. And, he has opposition In the upcoming Sept. 12 primary, Steven Devise has challenged Williams for the right to carry the Republican Deputy Chit By BOB lLOYD Herald stall Writer _i ; AVIIN ion that began to lift In mid-1975 spurred the trend. Despite the economles the median new home. price Jumped 9.5 per cent in 1975 to $42,600 from $38,900. .. Arthur H. Seckwitft, Jr., Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Mary N. Dardin ____ As — tired in Civil No. 711l3-CAOtF now pending in the Circuit Court of the Elofflsi.th Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED this 17th day it August, 75• Judge Decided She Was On Drugs bombings. • Murphy Names Defendant — _ WASHINGTON (AP) A former highranking FBI official Is pinning the responaiblilty on L. Patrick Gray III for liorizing burglaries against domestic political groups while Gray was acting FBI director in Edward S. Miller, w was Gray's assistant director for the Intelligence division, Wednesday that Gray revived the burglary operation In late August 1972 In an effort to gather Inteiligence about Weather Undergroimd nillhlanbe suspected of terrorist N•w Hom.s By ED PRICkET Herald Staff Writer m __ _____ Retain County Commission Sat Thisirsiff,Asp. 0 W,1611,16ams Runnng Low4(ley Primary. Race FLORIDA COUNTY, u MANIlA, The Ptdllpphiea headota lAP) The tidal waves thai force, made an serial In jpj my fb fl'ifliofl for more rnedj. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOIl SWept mCI'S than squatter of çectlon and roported many ar. Whan the waves swept an dne. Poundeig the table &fng Officials said there were TOAGE ASSOCIATION, mile Inland wire blan,d today b.es flouting along the cosd oat togdbor with oar hose, I a conference with officials of Plontiff, r'ple aiçplles of rice in the formaddthecaj, evedtha$ mod ofthe found that my arms were the National Dlaader Coo-. drlckenazea, and that gnedjcal KENNETH W. LEE, It UI, It W. ska in the issing been swept oat to enw(y. nath Ci*er, he demanded: docks end other essentials NOTICE OP SALE The Wed official ea by the racedlng "What am we to ° w'— "My tears come too late I NOTICE 1SHEREIV GIVEN that toll Is 3,131 kIlled, 3,117 m1big Gloria Bitaneor, a th iaker' prep e for ar an ear an th 31st day of August, 11a It -too siioceii to mat in and 00774 R. and stations 11:00uam. hOIflSI15 °" l'1 at the wIlt fro, dif _______ Ite.1ded added that bY launched Operation ' how I lad my girL" In he afternoon he waded a re. Unofficial aseirms ed1mat1 said she lad saw her ysar.old Corn. me Courmousi of Seminole Coufily, T N to9@ per cad of the dead and dangidar dI1$IY$Id pullon,a drive for dona(jonsof it Siflfofd. Florida for help as Along the coastline neby ilutic ad 01hatn*ctlona on Clerk will offer for sale the following money and goOde to plement described her tiny fingers disappeared P'gan City, "what *ned to lions to be root property: sway by the 314oat waves from into the water." government efforts. Lot H, LAKE HARRIET to. besidiful site of fishing vU. with future quakes. the More Gulf width the first ESTATES. according to the plat "Pandemonium heoke loose lages now is mans formation The United Slates offered 15 thereof is recorded in Pill look IS, quake early Tuesday not when the quake struck," said rimudllttered with debris frotn Military planes were taking helicopters from the carrier Pages 13 and Ii, Public Records of WIhIJtd We the ioathWed Mrs. Bltancor. 'and everybody hoses IWe$ iiY by the killer off around the clock with relief Tripoli, which tIpOIII(fly Could Seminole County, Florida, coed of Mindanao Island and , was crying and ahodlng and wave," a correspondent for the stçplk., and the navy was car- reach together with all structures, im• the disaster area in provementi, fixtures, aopuance$. the adjacent Zamboanga warning the entire neighbor- Manila Times Journal reported rying them along the stricken heirs, and four C130 Hercules and aPpurtenances an mid land or of a tidal wave coming at after a flight along the coed. coed. Marcos was told more cargo planes. used in conjunction therewith. Marco. told Brig. Gen. Antonio ViUan.va, The aforesaid sale will be fl President Ferdinand E. Mar- than 3,000 military men were air force "to keep this In mint" pursua nt to a Fina l Judgment in _____ To 111 011411111111 "MV, 184hrill, FL . '.,'J''/,\ ~ ! [,~p ~ .1 ~ I At our convenient new facility you can: Deposit & Cash Checks. 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SANFORD 322-73 L Atlantic Bank Located at French & 15th St. Member Atlantic Group of Banks in Florida Member F.D.l.C, �. . maim6a L%"ft * N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Aria C I3fl.$1 Or 1.N3 iburilap, Ailild Iota of people hive watched the Republican National Convention on taIevi&on, but few poopis realize how close PrIiIerI Ford com, to nwek Richard Nian as Me vIcepnhlñedW v.'l-g mate. I have a scarce In Kansas City and I can now bring the dory: Around It, 1074-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE. Publisher NORMAN H. OIHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor JOSEPH VAN SRACKLE, Advertising Director . Jerry Ford w in his Private sidle, practicing minor accidents and poising over his list of vicepresidential pondbihltks, when a sharp topping at the door Internipled him. Ford got up to open the door, but he tripped and become entangled In his Uestothemnllltary-lndiat,falcompiej. :, Headache The Clock "Come in," Ford croaked, struggling against the chain 01 campaign contributions that bated his ankles The door swung open and In walked Nixon. "Hello, sir," Ford said, struggling to his feet. "I By AUDIE MUftpfty wujustabouttocallyou." Getting Worse "Don't mention It," Nixon said. "Look, I know there will be some controversy because of the Watergate thing, But we can deal with that. me American people are wonderful - promise to • "Sure you were, Jerry," Nixon snarled. "Well, I'm Just here to remind you that you din have me to As we survey tie most recent energy consumption 11161 -1- published by the Federal Energy Administration, the thoiht occirs that the Organization Oil Exporting Countries did not necessarily do the United States a favor when it lifted the petroleum embargo early balance tile budget and they'll forgive you #9 anything. "But, sir, you mad realise I have to cotulder the 'IOIt problems facing oar party," Ford --since 196L the economy has gone down the tubes, sha Increased. Gremar sidod crIm it Supreme Court decisions." "Tot, tot," Nixon said. "The people merely need i 8 common .,to unity u. merely needs to seek them everywhere Jerry out. The Vietnamese thing ended badly, but there's . and 'No sft," Ford said, drawthghlnllelfto his full height. "I won't get us Involved In a foreign war. I don't care how many calls I get from Las Vegas." ,,Who danything about a foreign war? "Nizes1 whined, backtracking madly. "Plains, Georgia, isa tleadesey target for B12s, and we can mine the harbor at Ssvvmah. . . ." Butitwxti,oLate.MangryGevaldFordwason the tel.. "Hello," he snapped, "Get me Howard Baker or it he's not In., . . Horns Delivery: Weak 55 caofts; Month, 1240. 6 Months, $1120; Vest, =40- lily MM': in Floridi Sara as home delivery. All oltw mall: Month. 70 I Mantles. $16.20; 17 Month*. 2.* Energy kick ssomrnd. And by kick armed I mean as a vicepresidential naming mate. A des) is deal, you know," . "A deal?," Ford sputtered. '1 don't what you're talking about!" "A, c'mon, Jerry," Nixon said, "I dkbe't forget YOU- and I don't espect YOU to forget we. After all when the VIetnam War wee getting to the ridiculous stage, you were always there, sticking up for me even If it made you look like an "I was only doing what came naturally," Ford aid lamely. "Well, I realize you put your career me the line for me, so rm here to return the favor," Nixon said. "I'm available If you want me on the ticket." "Well, gosh, I don't know what to say," Ford choked, DON OAKLEY . . .. JOHN . Packed l Now In a nutshell, the FEA figures tell t that Americans areuh1ng more ou than everandwe Jai also are becoming more dependent tion the Arabs s, becaiae our own oil production Is dropping. D. LOFTON JR. ac KANSAS CITY, Mo. (Al') - no end was a bitter end for _____ onrild Reagan's most vealona acoi1es. "Do any dates want to change their voles?" the convention chainnan asked after, West Virginia's vote put Praaidag Ford . iver the top. "Not No way! Hell not" chorused angry alternate delegates in the They shook wftJ Cj1tr4a seats. Others theirsts In the air and made thwnbj.down gestures and, fldUaIIY, a few at a time, got Ic and lolL Nearly all the alternate delegates were gone when the closing gavel f During that critical J of their plastic trumpets the and tossed the most cmdettl and stomped and whistled and cheered but In the end it was no more than a mucous Some said their demonstration, one of the longest In Republican petty history, was designed to delay the President's inevitable nomination until alter . in ths Vokile.-I. .1116-11- &1 uvvrsung We noor, and in the adjacent Colorado and Arizona sections It seemed genuine, all Igid, slId If for any secret put merely that of prolonging the dream. A hamVul of the 167 alternate California delegates took the loss resignedly and with good humor, v. If I J Kit KANSAS CITY Queries [T STOCKYARDS Storm. ___ So far as energy Is concerned we are In far worse shape today but we also have lost sight of otur goals. The talk Is not of energy conservation and development, best of breaking up efficient on companies, reducing the profits of power cornpanies inhibiting nuclear development and nickel and dime policing of the myriad regulations that developed after the oil embargo of 1973. And even the M itself, which to be the spearpoint of the nation's march toward Independence, tells i.E about our grim energy mentali ty. The FEA was supposed to self-destruct at the end of last Jute, its task accomplished Instead, It has acquired a paralytic bureaucracy of 3,445 persons which has no clear purposes and 110 comprehensive energy program as such to administer. The only reason that FEA may survive for a nother year or two Is because Congress j. posed price controls on oil through mid-1979 and somebody has toadminIswr them. mat'sha rdly . _. - (6 loll y . .S - . ' ....:.: : ' . . . , NAJC . . .-.'- . .. grArA from the Law EufOIUneI A'E4'.ce Administration and conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan, is the first comprehensive collection of national data on Juvenile correctional programs. . h <'. . .. " 1s "(ki what date was Saigon liberated?" ' ho answer these questions e promised "a prize" provided their answers 1 1 1. ..., '. And: •. - "Ties typical NAJC youth Is likely to be male, nonwhite, a bout 16 years of age and lower class," said the report. "He Is no angel - he readily admits to drinking, using drugs and skipping school, bigneither Is he a hardened criminal. He _ ' IIJA~_ - %. .. .' CUNNIFF are received by Mardi 31, 1,77. Now, I have no Idea who's writing Radio' Hanoi's copy, but these questions are softballs. I mean, every man, woman and child_____ In North Vietnam knows the answers to thee. q'' So, I'd like to suggest scene reel tooghles, some questions that are not only 9iall'.igbig but are informati ve as well. For my fads and figures, I am indebted to Hoover Institution FeilowRobertF.Turner,autborof"V1ethm Comnznunlsln: Its Origins and Development." (although If female, It was likely a status of. JOHN tense). Male or female, the typical youth In the has had considera ble prior contract with Q: How many plasters did French colonial jüteJtuUcesyst" authorities pay Soviet Comintern agent 110 Oil Alougwlthbroadthconsenesbweena anindependence policy. Minh to betray the anti-French, Vietnamese within thedates in the definition and handling of patriot, Phan BOl Chu? NEW YORK (Al') Joho Pe believes the Social Security and other benefits would be . A: There is a difference of opinion. Viotnam .AT . ffi"~ " fliewcOmers," who had country will go broke "the gOvernmeid keeps MaintAilmd TM dividend Would provide a voting Scholar Joao Butlinger say; 150,001);'anotber., 't 'torrøw There 1s, whether tt's'* " spending the way it has been, aW he suggests as coo* with I,.=, to $ câóia1T .psam within 1,50 A Year, over and Vietnam si~holar, U9M VAlp,M-1.p his bpok,' birgOf jist' tlçeiid of cheap, rcadAiccessib!e a solution that every registered voter be given, abav their income or benefits. previous four inaulbs, aid "veterans "From Colonlallain to Communlam," " who had tax-tree, $500 J$ to $750 a year. oil. Alaskan oil in 1977 Will give is a boost, but only COlIfifled 5 year or more. Ckily 30 per In the process, he continues, we would be able 100,10). This payoff f was made at a time when il temporar y, That recommendation mnlgld seem to be to cut government spending and inflationary five plasters bo ught one buffalo. the newcomers, but 46 per cent of the veterans, contradictory, but Perry insi said that since their arrival sts it iam't, and pressure, encourage voting, help reduce the Mr. Oiau, called "Vietnam's Sun Yat-sen" by If the Arabs had not relented in 1974, th e they had learned Perry Is a serious, intelligent, conservative capital shortage that threate "maY ways" to break the law. ns economic cx- the late Bernard Fall, is credited with having gentleman, an innovative engineer, a wealthy panslon, raise consumer buying power Alaskan oil would have tided is over until we could directly or indirectly, through his teachings, The NAJC calls for the removal of status manufacturer and former owner of a large generally, spur production and even raise cot- influenced nearly every act of anti-French develop substitute energy sources. If our present offenders from Juvenile institutions, along with newspaper chain. porate profits and the National Dividend Itself. resistance during the first quarter of this major cutbacks in the numbers and sizes of attitudes don't change, and there is no sign that He has convinced many doubtm that his plan closed institutions In almost every Mate. "With the they Will, the Alaskan oil will be nothing more than will work, and among them are esteemed woudhaveavedederedin the $emrar Ho Chi Minh, ostensJ bl another indulgence in our excesses. And the charge "Institutions are appropriate only for those economists, government officials and than ytodJ1,, er us dents who display s In getting more from the government." anti-French resistance movemeaL When Mr. , io offense patterns busthesumni. His plan was considered for In- And, he for that eventually will be grand theft, and who appear to pose an equivocal threat to clusion in the Republican party pigaarm, said, "It would get the people of the Chau agreed to the meeting, "Uncle Ho" in. from progeny. government's back'and the government off the the community," the report concludes. formed the French, who arrested him when 6'f Perry, who lives In Palm Beach, Fla., is the people's back." "Jamming these facilities with minor of- founder of the National Dividend Foundation, Perry, who believes In Income recllstrilxitlon, got oft the train and returned him to Haiphong . fendersandprob!emchdrminvitawy. Inc., a non-profit organization that seeks to feels the only way we can solve the financial for trial. their ability to handle the more serious of- preserve free enterprise by giving Mr. away of the underprivileged is through earmligs, of Shrinking Dollar the billions produced by cor porations. some of needs public sentence All other Job or welfare plans he has seen, he was commuted to life imprisonment He servid Instead of putting Into the Treasury th e $50 said, simply add to government expenses. MUM in taxes collected from corporations the red of his life under house arrest, and was' "You can't buy success; you have to earn it," finished Chic of those govemment..ponjoreij st udies this one for Since this BIcentennial year Is the biggest uinually in recent years, as a revolutionary. Ho subsequently got his National Dividend ti he said. The money earned by corpora the Treasury Department tess concluded that the familiar birthday party the nation Is going to throw for a Plan would distribute It to , his dough. every person indeed of going to the government, would be "SUM dollar" is t long Lime, it is appropriate that it is having its registered to Vote. t suit returned directly to the people as a dividend for Ibis has W the Treasury to consider minting a lighter,Smaller picture taken In the biggest way ever. Q: When the Communists took over North In 30 doing, says Perry. whose foundation their contributions to Uinae proft Vietnam In 1%4, how many people fled South to ~, This year, Americans will shoot an estimated operates out of Palm Beach Gardens, Fla., we coin worth a dollar on the theory it could become as much of a would get everyone on the same side of freedom? workhorse piece of currency as the popular quarter. 8.2 billion pictures, w about 37 photos for every would raise the income of Ibe minimum wage. the"This lence,,, he exPIalned. A: By July 2D, two the lidernaIU" controi to "You're helping the man, woman and child In the country, a tact that earner by 25 per cent or more, and lift Maybe it woud, but something tells us this idea may go at least system, increasing the standard li way of Tresisurer Francine Neffos proposal to have paper Money of ving and Commission reported that 82,$76 North Wet: gladdens the hearts of camera and film one-half the poverty families out of that bypassing thefederaj printed with red ink until the federal government balgnm its man ufacturers. wa4ebuck ft would give namese had been processed through official category. everyone a stake In the system." refugee stations. The total number is probably Mrs. Neffi Idea went over like a lead nickel for the obvious closer to One million by including those who "I escaped South Indepen independently. In Late 1954, Time reason that no government wants to advertise its own faftgs. A miniature $1 coin, no matterhow handy, would remind us every magazine quoted articulate refugees u saying time we picked It up that the U.S. government has clone a dismal they hadleft the North because the Cwimunjsta # job of protecting the value of Its own currency against inflation. "destroyed the customs and friendliness of the past, and have spat upon family ties a religion." ___ Reverse Tax Plan Aired I Susiness the a slower pace in the second months of the year. FRIEEARIE TO WFET 8 . , figures. Guild than as a "B"-picture actor. Entertainer ficlal." He looks for "easy answers to complex In 1954, the former labor agitator signed on problems Q: Sheila MacRae, who werked with Reagan During the 196$ let Offensive, how many ," said one acquaIntance. Novelist with General Electric. He not only became GE's people were murdered by the Hollywood of the 1940s, described him as Commung when ,t Irving Wallace said Reagan gleaned most of his they temporarily captured the South Warren Beatty ol his day." Beatty Is mouthpiece on television but also lectured information In Vietnamese capsulated form from the city of Hue' devoted 10 company workers across the cory on the Readers' Digest. me liberal causes. two served tog in the vfr' 01 f enterprise and the rewards 01 Army. A: Asa result of readyrep Assigned to an Army motion pict ure unit capitalism. Lts, anyw he re from 3,000 to "Blood Debt Reagan also studied 5,000 during World War II, Reagan regularly assailed the aUed Reagan lnitznates say his GE experi ence, followed the war maps and "class enemies" and "puppet closely. HeArmy admInldrat1ve was deeply In- personnel" were sYstemaly killed ape terested in world affairs, an interest that still became associated with several left-leaning . This political views. Recalled one source: "It was as occupies him, an IQ per cent of the intimate said. groups, Including the entire city. American Veterans though he underwent a religious conversion. Reagan likes to limit his working hours from Committee. From extreme liberalism, he made a strong shift nine to five, with Speaking of the "Liberation" of South Vietplenty of rest. He tends to In 1950, he support ed Helen Gehagan Douglas th to e right. He felt he had to prove that he was a cranky when get nam, Radio Hanoi might also w he's tired and detests the long que ant to ask against Richard Nixon in the classic Senate true believer In t1w cons stion: ervauvIt csun.campaign grind. Sorqe cited this as evidence that campaign that Nixon won by smearing he tithe Another Linwtant Influence, according to he is lazy. Other said he is "pink lady". But two years later, Ronald Reagan It since the Communist, takeover ~ well organized and moflow se veral sources, as Sen. Barry Goldwater, R nths goes ago? sees no reason for putting in overtime. startled Hollywood by backing the Dwight Ariz., who According to Tialano Terzanl, who visited ironically has turned against Reagan Ronald Reagan, accordfg to those who have Elsenhoner-Rkhard Nixon ticket. Saigon recently, th in the showdown with President Ford. Reagan worked under him. is a good e answer is: administrator. But What had tumed Reagan into a swidlm was so Impressed with Goidwat.r,s po ca Not veil, not well at all, e liti l above all. he is a polished performerp C . . ON Auto Loans FOR DETAILS CALL 322.1611 THE RANK DOWNTOWN Ll FLAGSHIP BANK OF SANFORD 200W. FIRST ST. MEMSERF.D.I.C. P - - WEATHER Subscribers HOSPITAL BEDS PATIENT a _. 'P. - . Rebätós quarter to an annual rate of instead of the 4.7 per cent taxes on inventory profits as ATTENTION ! Medicare . HOSPITAL NOTES 815613 1 IMEDICARE SUPPLY CO.1I I Hwy. 17.92 at Lake Dr., DeBary, Fla. I James Hartsfield Dunna L. Griggs Clayda Jones . , ' Ty CARTER 19116 I., SIA w Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial D1a1322-5762 The Commerce Department $81.1 billion. That compared to originally estimated. In either weilasproffts from saJes,s ent said today, leaving business said after-tax corporate profits an advance a( $5.6 billion at an case. it represented a faster combined effect is to cut into annual rate in the flnit quarter. rise in prices than the 3.2 per money avaflable for expansion. Trft======= CLIPANDSAVE The latest advance put corpo- cent advance in the first quarThe erosion means less moorate profits 32.9 per cent ahead ter. ey available to fuel the business of a year earlier, compared to a The faster Infla tion, besides spending expansion which most 37.2 per cent year-to-year ad- eroding consumers' buying economists consider essential, vance for the first quarter. power, also ate Into the money _______________ At the same time, the Corn- which corporations have availI merve Department revised its able to expand capacity and Preliminary estimates of the to- thus create new Jobs. taloutputofgoodsanclseryjces The faster inflation means _______________ in the economy to show slightly that the cost of replacing raw I Wednesday's high 8$, today's Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... slower growth and higher in- materials and finished goods low 70. Rainfall .40 Inch. I I flatlon than originally esti- held in Inventory went up for Considerable cloudiness mated for the second qmrter. corporations. Such a situation through Friday with om .a • BREATHI G MACHINES • PRESSURE BED PADS. thunIt said additional data means that those higher prices dershowers likely. Highs In r > collected since the Initial are reported as profits, but the upper SOs, •OXYGEN • COMMODES lows In low lOs. East estimate last month shows that shift comes back to haunt cot0 winds 10-15 m.p.h. Rain z total output, or Gross National porations when it's time to Z e LIFTERS a Probability is 1111 per cent. Product, grew at an annual rate replenish the inventories. TOMORROW'S TIDES of 4.3 per cent instead of the 4.4 .WHEELCHAIRS The Commerce figures • BATH EQUIPMENT Daytona Beach: high 3:56 U A per cent originally reported. showed that of the $42 billion a.m. and 4:36 p.m., low 10:01 GNP grew 9.2 per cent at an growth at an annual • COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES rate in am. and 10:53 p.m. I annual rate In the first quarter. profits before taxes in the seePort Canaveral: high 3:37 As Prescribed by Your Physician i Inflation as measurea in the ond quarter, $3.1 billion of that a.mn. and 4:30 p.m., low 10:00 i Obtain these services under Medicare a-ir and 10:36 p.m. Bayport; high 5:35 a.m., low I I We Bill M edicare For You I 3:43 a.m and 5:21 p.m. . I _________________________________________________ e Deliver I AUGUST is James C. Owen AUMIIUNS William E. McGhiey, DeBary What I Sanford: I Henry P. Oglesby, Dellary I . awakening. One friend, fellow actor4umed. mw'W,' Murphy saIld. A: The most Probable figure -drawn frOm '~ He warned Reagan that preferred to attribute it to a "long *process of politician George Murphy, can even cite the left- ing radicals were infiltrating Ho ll ywood's educa tion and po Y1tmOflY and eorrnPv,1.,i litical maturity." inAm'nt Ih1e -4544 4aff ,L. uiu. nut tong cran unions. l Most people who know Reagan, including by official North Vietnamese afterward, the crusading liberal of the IM 4 "Ronnie didn't believe me at first," recalled those who dislike his Politics, agree that he a approximately 50,0M. Is became a militant conservative in the 1950s. Murphy. "But finally one night, when he was Turner writes. I!-'c 70&;tL'W lltaPsl, w1m) was later to in- booed off ft stage while giving a he saw easy grin, the engaging sincerity, the open veigh against st udent activists, himself led a the Light." "In adidition to those who were executedoom.0 manner. student protest at Illinois' Eureka college in must also consider the Indirect casuk)tles: He has always been quick to mount the There was another new infl uence on Reagan. trnyeaz,With all the ual ofpaW he landlords who committed suicide to avoid. He married Nancy Davis, ayo actress from soapbo x, to stand up and speak up about the ezecuthn began persecuting the corporations that and torture, and the members Of "Ronnie is the kind of guy who, U you ask would later embrace. He became a union tic an arch-conservative family, in 1952. families of convicted individuals who were,, twist, time, will acKnowledgeable sources told us she Is a the tell you how to build a watch," Art forced by quick to lake the stump In behalf of an Isolation policy to die of darvsticm. xtrongwlued person who helped pull Reagan to Unkletter told us. But he has always found This workers. figure is even snore difficult to ascertaln, the right. But other sources close to the family Reagan practical - a "realist," not In Hollywood, he became better known as IM minimized her political nflej but estimates 01300,000 to 500,000 are co' on her "dreamer," said and most authorities place the ardent, articulate president of the Screen Actors husband. Other called Reagan "shallow" and "super- six number In at ,_.. "), 1f2 rATY Zr - Don't Let Belle Fool You Increase At Slower P quarter of the year, the govern- power Conununi.tatook InNo KANSAS CITY- lies conversion of Ronald Republican? Former Sen. George VIetJWn In 1954, how many people did y Murphy, a.- writings that he pushed them on friends. Reagan, Like the experience of the Apostle Paul Calif., told us It was Reagan's dread of CornWhatever the causes of Reagan's political execute as a part of their forced "land J" on the road to Damascus, was a sudden munisin. "We had discussions about the Corn- transformation, a campaign spokesman program? BERRY'S WORLD KANS - JACK ANDERSON Q: After the atmosphere was as solemn bid neither as ay nurse bitter. "I cculdo't be more disappointed," said Tom Vickery of Tempe. "The people back home won't he happy eIther. ft will take vme hard work to get them to work for Fort "Bid Athena is a good solid Republican date. When the time comes, they'll no to west." There was ieee a touch of optlmlssn. "I'm the youngest alternate here," said 1$-year-old Richard WohlofPboeilx. "This was a good, vigorous fight. We lost, but I think It'sth e sort of excitement that will revitalize the party, not spilt IL" Overhearing, a middle-aged California alternate muttered one wort It was ad printable. The word defeat was unutterable among the Reagan supporters. When it happened, for some It was unbearable. WASHINGTON (AP) Prof- with less money for new in- climbed at an annual rate accounts, meanwhile, was was so-called inventory profits. its of U.S. corporations grew at vestment than in the first three $1.4 biflon in the April-JuneofatGNP an annual rate of 5,1 per cent But corporations must pay - S C Us ste OF- Ashes the Northeast, Belle rated only erally, there is only minor age includes foliage blown from Some buildings are completely Bermuda. It later gained trees and plants and some destmyW and all mobile homes Strength and became tropical tsr's i scale. Officials said assessments" structural damage to are demolished, storm Candice and was ex- . R eag an 's Road10 Do iii won't work for him. I won't do either." "I won't any I'll work for Ford as hard as I would for Reagan," said Ihasthy Kraahold of San Bernardino, "but I won't vole for Ctsr" Non, of the alternate "t.(aten could know that within hours their hero would pleta his auppod to Presided Fort For some, that would make the difference. Charles Thomas, of Los Angel.., was one. "Ronald Reagan is more astute than I am about politics," Thomas said. "If he says to support the ticket I'll support It. If he doesn't, I wont" The tally continued. At 12:26 a.m., the moment I defeat for Ronald Reagan, the end 0 the long campaign for his workers, an alternate delegate ma red dress dissolved in tears at the ansooncenent of the West Virginia vote and burled her head In the shoulder next to her. Another Californian held her sign aloft, held it dill, not wildly waving as before but like a silent protester. It said: 'Pick Ford Nixon did." From the seats above, a Ford poster careened down and struck a CallfOtlIIlIL He damped It underfoot and gestured obscenely. "You California turkeys!" a voice called from above. He gestured again. Over In the Arizona section almost as solidly for Reagan - - WASHINGTON - The wad from qtlt.' Th___ nni'vI, from those 5) ____ :, 1. suhthi ,isthatRadlolianolhasdeddsdto • brlgtgen Its programming format a bit by in. __________ troduchig Its listeners to a wrlte'In contest celled * _ "What Do You Know #4 Vietnam?" A couple of ties quest'or,s asked thus far ti.,. been: ', "How many tons of the u.s. .j perialists drop on the Vietnamese ' / ___ ___ -. With - - ---- Ti -' - Residents of Frank said complaints ii- were Incomplete. But they said A "five" dorm - the highest Almost 50 years ago, a mUm- pected to becomes hurricane the Northeast shouldn't take the ready are coming from people Belle caused at least three rating on the "Safflr.Siznpson ier"four" tqrm bore. nr• t!thou _iesvt b,rrlcane.fnt grsntedjt. wbI4hCV7flCedlc3S3y dCaTh: to land otl3n: More than IdU 3Y ktii~iL~" -W than expectedr 10h h. Shrubs and trees me all persons were killed. A second depression, this one , says an expert extra money because of wan. A "threell hurricane. the ' vu rey west, was also being on the sometimes savage watched for an expected gain In MOflTlS. strength. ' "People must look at this In . t he proper prospective. This "asn'tamajor hurricane," Dr. 'Neil Fran k, director of the Na , tional Hurricane Center, said Wednesday. "Next time, it could be a lot worse." Frank said Belle, which hit Long Island last week alter dealing a glancing blow to the Outer Banks of North Carolina, once had the makings of a maNr ., hurricane. When this dorm was off the Carolinas, It was a major hurri.. cane, comparable to Donna which went Into Long Island in 1960 and did a lot of damage. "As Belle started moving north, we thought there was a chance It would begin moving fast. A fast-moving storm doesn't have a chance to weaken over colder northern nters. But It never accelera. ted, when It arrived over Long Island much weak. er." A "one" do carries winds Carolinas, has winds to 130 felled and there is extensive forecasters we re watching a But by the time it arrived in of 74 to 95 miles an hour. Gen- miles an hour. Expected dam. window and door damage. tropical depression near _______ -• jU% I1' "tidU4les dogged with "status offenders" - kinds whose conduct would not be considered a crime it committed by an adult, such as skipping school, breaking curfew or running away from home. ___ Thlslstheuflndlngofadudyojl,e37 __ ___ ir youths in correctional programs sampled by the National Assessment of Juvenile Corrections (NAJC). More than a third of the youths were. ____ status offenders, yet many of then were confined slde-by.aIde with youths who had cornmitted araon assault Or armed robbe. - ___ Expert: _____ I;MIAMI (Al') 6 . . Convention £ 4GEKYINC. For Radio HOUSE Leave "Well, dainmit, you can't do much batter than that," saId *1termite Bob Unde.y of San Jose. "So let's go out and but Jimmy Carter." "Nuts," a voice replied. "Well, we don't want him to win, do we?" Silence. Indeed, the silence in that noisiest of convention hail sections was almost funereal when the tally began. They shoved their horns and Posters under the aeats put down their plastic Cup., took out their pocket calculators and tally sheets and hoped the figures would add up to a miracle. on with It," one called out during an overlong date puff by a delegation chairman. As the tally progressed, t1on deepened. The poll of the Virginia delegation gave the Californians time to compare figures, check additions, and as they did, heads nodded dowly, voices spoke softly, like people who gather outside a ho,,spital after some terrible calamity. It looks like West Virginia or Wisconsin will do It to us," said William Saraccino of Los Angeles, getting up to leave. John Felix. also of rose with him. "Will you Supportthe fl" Saraccbno "Never," he iirt that two of us," Fells said. 'Tn say per cent of the California delegation will refuse to work for Ford," said Saracdno. Some might vote for - . United States believed that we had a reasonable aeve Ir4ep e .1w t4) - :4•'edi" tho5t flhtei 5 ovin)jtmtstIc =atlem my win lindcauve of the enthusiasm, Irritation and determination coursing through the nation, . ers 0 LM than three chOPM to '!!iI Nsr.id liaNet FL Reagan B k I . . . DISCHARGES Sanford: Sarah Cam br idge Dell Cantrell Allie Gibbs Nancy L Mullins Sophie Nulty Minnie K. 011ey Judge Thomas Integrity. 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Sembole &Ndse Kiwamis, 7 a.m., Bucks ____________________________ _________________________ _________________________ Flagship BankAmencard , ' ' '\JOGt_AZA I John Muchem, director of aviation for Orlondo an in. ternational status for Jetport FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 9 Orlando Gard club, 710 E. - agamRgl* _______ once more thIIvsiitohIsIq.nd ___ oncemore SANFORD BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE saliode Chamber of conumm r400, hisidand Civic Center. Speaker, Featured - STARTS TOMORROW j 8091b 308111911t OPdmW Ch* 7:30 &m., Pauxtods Inn. Altamonte SpringL Episcopal Church. UnwaW AA (closed), o p.m., Rolling Hills Moraviarr Church SR 4X SATURDAY, great ,.,,I ...O ! L • prices are rugnti excellent service i Stunt Man Buries Himself U al. is h1`101011 C100f-Word, U:13 pm, Mayfair Cow" SANFORD - __\ T L noo i starts August 30 nows the time to shop and save, while the Plaza assures..voi of ---- - p1t :thza} TALLAIIAEE lAP) first dTTOWId Bill White uysPehasaworn was 49 days, 1$ hours on the off liquor, Is taking long walks beach in Galveston, Tex., In and eating balanced meals — 1%4. Then for the next four years all in preparation for resuming his old carter. he had 48 other undergrowid White's old job was going days all parts of the cotmtry. arotind Um counfi7 being bur- He promoted such IIthII led for months at a time In a shopping centers, drive-in theaters and mobile hornet Af lacif,he He was hizried for days, 21 idhe ot heIdSItOITPhIS hours In [argo. But ft was hand again after attending his in St. Petersburg that he had one of his most frightening meuncle's funeral this month. sald he Iscurrently maia. - . ri ____ mak ing $ans for a 102day He was encased ___for a 21 day 7' P°7 in September, in day in a $ed-ejam coffin on lnver. He has already begun the stage of a strip joint when a training, boa condricter used by one of "1 quit drinking about a the dancers crawled Into the month before. Booze will get boL you in trouble underground," "I didn't know who was going White, 42, said Wednesday. "I to leave first," he said. also take long walks and eat White he generally stripe body-building foods, mostly down to a tee-shirt and shorts forhlsstayinthe boxes, which Th will be his 5th der- usually are buried six-feet, ground stay and the first since dergrcund with telephone cornmunications 196$, White said. That year he claimed a world low the passage of food. record of 63 days, 23 hours and To maintain muscle lone 31 minutes during a sUy in while undegrour4 White said Austin, Tex. That record has he does Isometrics daily. since been broken by a Belgian. He said the stunts, promoted according to the Guinness Book by radio stations, always prompt hundreds of cans from of Records. But W1fte said that attempt, around the country. combined with 47 other s, "We've got some lonely Jeopardized his health. people In the world," he said. "I'mbackin shape now, but lt "I'm kind of a lonely hearts had taken a lot out of me," he dub underground." said. "You lose your sense of balance and muscle tone." LEAVING HOME Whited Tallahassee said he 4artedthe Aunts asa way to ISNOLAUGIIING make a living after getting out MATTER , of prison following a five-year sentence for forgery. But the Welcome Wagon I needed something to do," hostess can make it easier he said. "I thought my prison to ad jut toy new stirtime would help me handle roundings, and maybe put isolation Perlods." a sinilee on your face! cso * The variety is tremendous and r'''flai contact COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (A?) - The nonaligned movement Is having an Identity crisis. Frime MW -XisAn New of. culated Wednesday at the nonaligned summit conference: "Who am I uniting with and for what objectives and purposes and against whom?" Lee and other conservative leaders whose countries have been "liberated" from their European masters are worried about radicals who want liberation from them. iiviirii III( 1W n Y ONEmSTOP SHOPPING 'Identify Crisis' Cited AND CHECK T1IU*3DAY, AUGUST 0 SUfIfdClIl$aNCW,,7:lSLm., Buck's Restaurant. ii r an WITH CHECKUP C&ENDAR DflPVEw1nnnI . iu •• UI UUUL hNBREF ER Th.ndiyAe i, tfle-1A •.,!,'''' t• i'.' ! N if X. �&A MEN ,- Is F INVIATIIN?OSS 114111114:1111 4 harag, gt m The Cflp of i am IS WI 1WWag* P.O 1St owleft km*s*Caliper PIWW ~W4fttRftWP4MOO ACTION ENTER pRi$,5, Miltill" Sm" "Witfi ftclorklif the CWCuR Court. asenvalie COWYO Florida In atMrdonce sutsisns me ti th Name Itofis. TW*: sedlept WAV Florida Slaivies IM. 110. ftftl 0. Lamw,,,, F~Ate. 3, IL 1. ) 1e DEC-1111 WOW meto, Map Be e1.1 *01 be of the City Hall, 73 W. Wkr5i Avt. LaiuJ. Aft liii bi in City Hall by 4: pm., ai AI 73, l7S. N Ovetser at Public WWks Pbflth: Avg. It.1IM Dec.,, with the Clark SI the CICUN Court, N a" for $Imkiote County. FlOrida, N CIRCUIT COURT OF Till RISWTSIN?N JUDICIAL Cli IN AND FOR ISMINOII to not The CaNto of JULIA 1. FLOWERS, Deceased. NOTIcE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS NAVINS CLAIAU 02 01MIg AGAINST lion rece pt of proof of the i THINADM ESTATE AND ALL u mllcatlenof mis notice, the Nc. PERSONSINTE RESTED tltlsus name, 10 *11: ALTAMONTE IN TIlE.ISTATIi MALL TICKET AGENCY under YOU HEREBY NOTIFIED of the estate *010 this party N aisagad in bes1ns at 451 ANVMIIIS Avenue. of JULIA C. FLOWERS. dKsaaais, Attamonta Sarkige, FlOrIda. file wnber7aIol.Cp. Is paotktg In That 1W party Interested in W me Circuit Court 1w Seminole business "do' PIN is as tetlous: A cagply, pje, Probate Division, Florida corp"rof lai known IS K. K. the of *0kti Is Seminole P. TICkUI Services. Inc. County Courthouse, Sanford. Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Pl orids. The personal Isposel. FIIds, July 11th. 1ft tattoo of the estate is HAZEL K.K.&P. Ticket TUCKER WILLIAMS. whose ad. Services. Inc. *491 Is 7$.4 111 Avnus, Apt. lii. By: Nan S. Kant. Jamaica, Nan York. 1101. The President name amIrN$ of the personal Publish: July Its Aug. 4. 1, 10, 1074 attorney are sat DIStIl . a1aa ' I formed bya six-member team. ClIaliman 01 the committee Is H.A. (Hal) Head of 0 E. Semoran Blvd., Suite 301f Altamonte Sprisp with Dottle Head of the lame adtkua listed as tromWr. Other members of the conimlttee are Ken Morse, 141$ Lady Amy Dr., Cameiberry; Newman Brock, 61$ E. • Semoran Blvd., Suite 207, %oOFITI IDUT00 10 VY nom _ PhilipE. Blake, Lcngwood $15; Jones and Bishop PA., Altamesst.springs,ON; Gerald S. Retberg $0; Flora Atlas, PPIIIIIpabIEg, Kansas $510; Ned N. Julia Jr., $100; Gordon V. Frederick $100; William 'A. Leffler $20; Albert Fitts $10; Jack T. Bridges $55; Doris Rivers $10; June Porslg $50; CL AncfrewSpeer $5O; Tony it" $l0; Glen McCall $50; Melvin it Dek1 $10; Dr. Charles Persons $10; Dennis Carpenter Realty $15; Charles G. Gallagher $100; Jack L Perce $100; Mack N. Cleveland $50; C. Vernon Mixe $50; Herbert J. Mossier, Rochester, New York, $100; Harvey Alper $15; Erma Billhimer $25; J. David Altamonte; Georges St. Laurent, 119 Foxrldge Run, longwood w4 p, Sturn .n 201 Tollgate Trail, LongwocxL No contributions or expenditures have yet been reported by the committee. Contributors to the Dickey campaign are: sell $1,700; Thomas A. Speer $100; John A. Parrish, Goldenrod, $50; special Baldwin, $100; Burch and Son Edward Hurt $50; Richard S. In addition, a "Cosiunittee to Elect Fredric Landclearing, Winter Park, Graham, Daytona Beach $100; 55.Hitt County Judge" has been $100; Grace H. Stephenson, $50; Samuel Wright jr., Sanford, D. Brock $0. J- MM H. Ortda $9 ad St. Lwalt Properties, Lengwood, ISIS. Expenditures In the Hitt campaign include; Handy City,. Winter Park, 30 sheds plywood, è $120.71; David Ford, Maitland,, reünburseinent for Posts! $10; Dr. G.W. Edwarda, SM $100; David J. Nitro, ford $15; S. Kirby Moncrief, Longwood, $0; Ken Stratford, Sanford, $60; George A. Spear Loogwood, $19; Jesse B. Jr., Smdord, $50 , 111111111 E. C. Gun, winter Part, $10; Mooney, Cuselberry $20. stwm, i.gwood, Robert ey's recorded ex- envelope. worth $20; American pencItinea including: filing fee Wood proiucti zii.,Lallgwoodi,. $1,700; Lamar Advertising $20 worth 01 alga posts; itoort outdoor ayg'j 1715; Sun J. Sturm, $50; Marguerite J. board etc. KSPNUGfb1C, JIJ National, Tampa, posters St*n, Long, $0 my J. Maitl"id. campaign Printing Unlimited, Wlscek,Lcngwood,$3; Mr. and $603.0; Smith Paint and, Deytom $111J7 OSItthOI$ Mrs. Albert Ssymanskl, Young iflfO ni$tlOfl $12; 11110 lcngwood, $10; Mayer, Mooney City of Altamonte Sprint'. Proem Co.. Deland, $0170; and Adler, Orlando, $25; permit for temporary 1, Orlando Rubber Stamps Inc.. ' Stephenson, Stalnaker and $20; flint I.e $1,100; Scotty's name tap $14.04 and H and M $20 Curtis formasonjt.$1J4; Winter Parke B Printers, Ait"fl0141 B. Goff, Orlando, $20; Ronald Telephone Co. deposit $111 conVelp cards $57.3L H. Roby, Orlando $0; George McCarthy Photo Graphics, Bitt's conrlinators include: Edward Adams, Orlando, $25; photos, $0.32; Postmaster, Billy J. Grace, Orlando, $100; Fredric Hilt, $1,700; Gerald S. Altamonte Springs, balk rats A.J. Vilhiness, Longwood, $50; Rutberg, Cuselberry, $50; $a; Orlando Frame and Art Ralph C. Knoblock, Winter James C. Fisher, Altamo nte Supply, press lettering, $11.72; Park, $10; Larry D. and Springs, $20 and $0; Brock, Seminole Canty election hiDorothy Lucas-eu, Longwood Mssaey and Walden, Newman formitlas $. J. r..o.ioj VIIId Noneteussmles INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS SANK. a UMV4 car . - the claim Is contingent Deputy Clerk Orlando, Florida 37301 (303) 1fl412$ PublIsh: July 20, Aug. S. 12. 10, 1074 DE543$ NOTICIOPS$llRlpP'$$M.$ NOTICE ISNEREIY GIVEN NNI by virtue of that certain Writ Of Execution hiied out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of .vs. Anesthesia & Service, Inc., said property being follows: One 1976 Gran LsMans Pontiac automobile, ID No. 2035N10S7S1 l0 being stored atAflamont,Ga,.gea, Ill Longuood Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Florida. and the undersigned as Sheriff of County, Florida, will t il:OOA.M.cnffieloihdayof August, A.D. 1074. offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for Cak. tM' to any and all existing loins, at the -- Front (West) Door of the Seminole County Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, the abovO described par. lanai prOperty. ThiS raid sale Is being made to satisfy the terms Of said Writ i' Execution. John E. Polk. Sheriff Seminole County, Florida Publish: July 29, Aug. 3. 12. i. 1974 DES 1$ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 14-IUS-CA40.I CAMERON-BROWN COMPANY, Plaintiff, V. DAVID SIEGEL. it us,. slat., Defendants, NATURALIZER 4 DEMANDS, AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first publication of this • - £uLuruIILc1 WUMCS your leeS to the 'beauty of the day wi th this low look Ui t's plcaaantiv priced. A great litjjjgct-around for all day walking case. Try It on... and wawh Xaturuhzcr style and fit turn Into a bemuitiful buy! Camel or Black "Teen Guide to Bnnieinaklng," Is now In the works. She retired this year from the Deane. CAVndV School System where her Yam Ibig her years INS a teacher, Mrs. Bailey has written and ated fusidon shows every year. e husband, Fulton, have another daughter, Jun Dam of Gulfport, MIss and sir grandchildren. --. • - left Immediately, not even bothering to stay for the C111,DGPMgIDM DEAR GRANDMA: You Christmas Eve festivities. haven't asked for any advice, so We haven't heard from them I won't offer any. But U you since, and they haven't an. want to know whose side Fmon, swered our letters. They feel It's youm Per Abby's beeSlet, "New to Have that we were trying to tell them how to raise their child, but we a Lovely Wedding," send SI Is Abigail Van lurm, in Laslty Or., felt It was our right to reject Beverly Hills, Calif. ,I1. We are tractfroIIv wI9vit PI.aia Unacceptable conduct within enclose a Ien, self-addressed, friends at this point because stamped (2 Sc) envelope. most of the people we know asked our son-In-law to please the confines of our home, Enrye.w has a prOblem. Wliars esist from this practice as long In othe r words, Isn't a man's Veers? don't share air political views, d For a personal reply, write to ASSYi Ssz N.. 1075. L.A.. Calif. I have asked husband. to as they were in our home, home still his "castle," or t$ec. !f!ese stamped, s.If. Pte*34! stay of PPolIU whell A-y words followed and they that, too been scrapped? ., Ms.. we'resodalizinj,butft'ainone ear and out the other. He has very strong feelings about the way our country is being run, and he's very outspoken. How can I get hhatokeep his mouth shut when he knows he's confronting someone who Is Just as loyal to his political party as he Is? IEVI'I7OWN, PA. DEAR LEV: You probably can't. A lively politic*l debate can be stimulating, informative and fun, but when It becomes a shouting match, It's a waste of energy for the combatants and an embarrassment for the ENTER THE SANFORD DOWNTOWN DAWN'S BONE FAMILY HAIRSTYLING MARROW PERM 701 W. FIRST ST. SANFORD 323,8630 issular Price 9501, L,€_c'1 3t 74 O3)rrf:ib. Students ANNE B. KITTEL a-ks Anne "oft Kittel Deceased GRADES 5 THROUGH 12 4, PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 4. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED that the administration Of the estate of A S. Kilts, deceas.d. File Number PR 74.102-CP, Is pending in the Circuit Court for Seminole COlW Florida. Probate Division, OPEN FRI. NITES DEAR ABBY: My son-in-law thinks It's great fun to trip his little 3-Year-old son when the child walks past him. Then he laughs loudly when the boy fails flat on his face. County Florida Courthouse. Sanford 32771. The personal ripr,fatly,of the edite Is Logan C1WII5KIflelWPIO1I.ddtSSSIS 1111 N.E. 103rd St., Miami Shoris, Pia. Z13$. The name and address of the personal rprss.ntativvs attorney SHOE STORE RI 201 E. FIRST ST., SANFORD PH. 322-0204 4 You can win Prizes Worth .$$$ - 9jpJ Meanwhile, the child ends up crying, not so much from the physical hurt as from humiliation and the feeling of betrayal. When they were visi ting us last Christmas, my husband BACKEsT431snSCHOOL ESSAY CONTEST A TOTAL OF NINE PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN Competition will be in three grade groups: 5th & 6th 7th, 8th, 9th 10th, 11th, 12th PRIZES •,,\$p flew Fee too BERKSHIRE BUSINESS ASSOe Wiles. . the address of which is Seminole OF elith 19 $ 1000 . $ 500 $ 2000 . WILL BE GIVEN IN EACH AGE GROUP Prizes will be in the form of Gift Certificates, Redeemable at any Sanford DBA Member Store. Extra Tummy Control Pantyhose f 3j A sum Silhouette wi th extra me-way stretch tummy panel for truly firm girdle control, with sheer legs perfect for today's fashions. Constructed wi th Lycra R Spender, the panty features a special one way stretch ttmmy panel sewn In for real girdle control. a Sizes S-M-L 14 F, FREE PARKINQ INREAR WHILE SHOPPING ROJAY agaLdnt Or ATTl3RNL,Y FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: Ha'otd A Ward Ill of Wind,rweedi., Haves, Ward & Arthur II. Sackwlth. Jr., Woodman. P A, Clerk of the Crcwt Court 2541 Put Ave..S By. Jean E Wilka Winter Park. Fla. Ills Deputy Clerk Publish July 39, Aug. 3. 13, 19 1176efepilane: (30S 441-4312 Puolisil: Aug. II, It, 1074 DES-Ill De c 47 . a very Intelligent, informed and well-read man. The problem Is that whenever we are out socially, he gets on politics and always manages to get Into a shouting match with somebody. • • DEC-46 of WITNESS myhand and the sealof said Court on July 211h. Md. DEAR ABBY: I'm married to priced right for you! $J9 I a Peotic, of Administration: August 12th. 1,74. Hazel Tucker Williams As Personal Represent.. *ov;; piu,lion. - "LOElIS Is sach a 1 mv.i plSan, mach to her c1tntealty d the l!dgrofleial Aeld," eluiwveted her daughter, Carol Hooker of Ov1uda UM Bailey and bar - By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ALL CLAIMS, ois lit for th below . All persons having claims or demands against the estate are r,lui,.d, WITHIN THREE MON. Till 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 in writing And must indicate t14 basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent or attorney. and the amount claimed. If the Claim Is lloI yet due. madote when t will becom, due shall he stated? It the claim Is contingent O unllquidated. the nature of the un. certainty shall be stated. It the orbowL Political Loudmou'th Loses Friends. I It's fashion NOTICE OFACTION TO: DAVID SIEGEL and SHIRLEY H. SIEGEL. WIFE ci ;i.j ,.;i RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN All parties claiming Interests by, be described. The claimant shall through, under or against DAVID deliver sufficient copies of the claim SIEGEL and SHIRLEY ,i.SIEGEL to the clerk to enable the clerk to his wife, and to all parties having or mall one copy to each personal claiming to have any right, title or representative. All persons Interested In lii, estate nferastlnttlereaiproQertyheren to whom a copy of this Notice of described. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Administration has been mailed are WITHIN THREE MON that an action to foreclose a may. tgageon the following real prop.rty Till FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS In SeminoleCounty, Florida: Lot ii, Block 4. SHADOW HILL, NOTICE, to file any objections they according to the p&lt hwreof as may have that challenges the recorded n Plat Bo I?. Pages lI vaIIdlt of the dicandant's will, me the personal U arid 13, Public Records of it'jalifications representative, or me venue or Seminole County, Florida, has been tiled igalrist you nd vou Iurisdichlon Of the Court AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ore required tow veacopyofyour written defens.s,lf any. IaIf.nvan OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED den Berg, Gay & Burke, PA.. t WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Dateof the tint putiiicationcithis Post 0111cc Box 703. Orlando, Notice iii Administration: August Florida 32507, and tile the with the Clerk of tie above styled 1711,11 Poll, Logan Charles KiPlsi court on or esfore August 301h. 1911; As Personal R epesenta Olif'v,li a iudgi'Wnt may be on live Of tile Estate of tired you for the relief Anne 0 Kittel demanded in the complaint HIS - .., iUrISdICtlOn Of ItiS Court. TO ALL - Thursday, *.& to, Hurt, Vida &nith, linda Depsy, Peggy Conrad, Gladys Wray, the bridegroom, and twin daughters Mary and Mnrthp, from Jean !rleht and loin WMkT. Durharjz'.. ....... Cz. JObJ FI Rtii V?tth3J$, .tL ]ft IUdiitkd ,, Betty Lou L*mcan, brtde.elect of William Bordeaux Jr. of Irvtn Fred Ganas, Har BRIDYSMAW'gUj7jijjEON old Herbst, H.H. DWICIn arid James Greensboro, N.C. has been entertained at a series of pre-nuptial Wade. A1tendiig from CoilmIbla Mrs. William B. Wray, aunt of the bride-elect, and her S.C. were Mrs. J.W. (Emily) daughter, Jean Wright from Syracuse, N.Y., entertained Miss Kimes and Mrs. W.T. (Betty) Kimes, the honoree's aunt, and Mrs. Ben F. Wade was hostess at a miscallanecu shower at Duncan md her bridal attendants at the traditional br1deenajd's daughters, Kathy, [isa and Betsy. luncheon on Aug 13 at the Wray home on Valencia Delve. her Grove Manor Drive home, on Aug. 11, honoring Miss DunBRIDAL UJNCHEON can. Co-hostesses were Rebecca Crannies-and Lou Ann Wade. The bride's table, covered with a pink satin damask cloth, Mrs. Milton (Vida) Smith and her daughter, Sue Qlristensen, was centered with an arrangement of variegating shades of pink Guests played bridal games In a yellow and white setting and entertained MISS Duncan at a pre-nuptial luncheon on Aug. 12 at roses. Another dining table set In pink, was arranged on the AwedParty the enthusiasm of the bride-elect as she opened her lovely Mayfair Country Club. Guests were servnd a delicate variety "living" porch In a setting of white wicker fwnlalthigs. refreshments Oft were served from a table overlaid with salad COlf. a white linen and lace filigree cloth accented with silver apThe bride-elect and her attendants honored were Deborah The hostesses presented the honor guest with a gift of Duncan, maid of honor; and bridemalds Kathy Kimes polidinents. , Mary. danware In her registered pattern and linen napkins. Bordeaux and Martha Bordeaux, Joining the hostesses and honoree were Mrs. W. Hugh Others attending were Mrs. W. Hugh Duncan, Deborah no,'g grandmother; Deborah Duncan, Duncan, Gladys Wray, Jean Wright, Emily Kimes, Peggy KimesOthers (Lencra) [)' attending were Mrs. W. Hugh Duncan, Mrs. Winter and daughters, Lisa and Betsy, Mrs. J. W. Kimes, Mrs. W. her sister; Martha Grogan, Ruth Brown, Irma Blithimer, Betty Conrad, Boo Ganas, Maxine Thomas, Edith Wade, Annette Wing, Malcolm Bordeaux, Lee Ann Snlpe.'t of Tallahassee, and Mrs. Betty Kimes and daughters, Kathy, Lisa and Betsy. William Warfield and Miss Debbie Warfield of Johnson City, Also attending were Mrs. W. Malcolm Bordeaux, mother of Tenn. or NOTICE OF . By DORIS DITR1CIJ Respiratory Therapy Service, Inc. Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOR Execution was delIvered to me is SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, PRORATE DIVISION Shod I have levied upon the following Pug Nemb PR 74-fOI.CP described property owned by Division Anesthesia & Respiratory py In Re: Estais of located In Seminole County, FlorIda. more particularly described as Mrs. Bailey ban DIM vised to Interns from Florida Stats UaIv,t, thee ,isü Is her classroom,, SM has worked actively In the Florida Homemakers Association, serving as district advisor for thee. HesldCk.u,Idust OrangeCounsy.Fierida,upena final Judgment rendered in the aforesaid phone: (lOS) 0341111 court an the 11111 day of May. A.D. Attorney for personal 1011, In that certain ca. entitled, Representative Birmingham Oxygen Service, Inc. publish: Aug. 17. 10, 1011 Plaintiff, 140131115e Bailey of Oviedo, a flyear vateran teacher, WU named Vocational £vesdng hiraM, Soafoit Pt Home Economics Teacher of the Year for 1971 at the State Vocational Meeting held at the Stieraton Twin Towers, near Disney of several curriculum World, on Aug. 10. Stie was guides In the field of home presented a plaque to economics which are used commemorate the oc-. In Florida schools. caslim. A new edition of her Bailey la the autho,home economics textbook, The mod 1cm was a hew tathp Pcff-N'1al B M televised bw the fashion Square Mall, "brit, Bridal Showers Honor Miss Duncan, Bridesmaids FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file any obhectioin they may have that challenges the validity of the decedent's will, the Qualifications of the personal lip seemitatlys, or the venue or live of the Estate of JULIA E. FLOWERS. dscossad. Franklin T. walàln, Eiqsjlçe SNOCK, MASSEY & WALDEN Suite 103, cia C. Simoran Blvd. Altamonte Sags., Fla. 37101 work has covered many ssss. In I v r i answer H. JAY STEVENS. ESQUIRE Attorney for the FlakWIff at North Orange Avenue ByJAN PA1T1ON Wams's ESsr - YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED doSe,aIudgmentbydatt will be taken against you for the relief demanded in the peINe, DATEDtfiIs Birthday July, 1,71, (Seat) ARTHUR H. RECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court Sy: Martha T. vmlai . . FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE,tO file with IW Clark OIthe obOVS Court a written statement of unquldatad, the nature of the un. that a Complaint to enforce a motor rtV Shall be stated. If the vehicle Ilai has been filed againstClaim Is secured, the security shah yeti, and you We required to serve a be described. The claimant shall copy of your or pleading to diftver sufficient meies of no claim the PtaintlWs attorney, IL JAY to the Clint to enable the Clark to STEVENS. ESQUIRE, at North mail one espy to each perennal Orange Avenue, orionoa, Florida, representative. flN1. and file thu original n All Pireans Interested Ni the estate or Pleading in the Office of tile Clerk of to whom a espy of this Notice of me Circuit court for Sominale Administration h$I been mailed are County. Florida. on or before no required, WITHIN THREE MON. 111ffidayofAugvsl,1176.Ifyoijtai$fo THIS FROM THE DATE OF THE eacher Oflear T Named V%K)M . - any claim or demand they may piiff, have. Each claim must be In writing VS. and must Indicate the basis for the SAMUEL A. RUSHTON and JOHN Claim, 1W name and adUress of the FITZPATRICK, creditor or his agent or attorney, bsNaosnts and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, the dote when It NOTICE OF ACTON will become due ilialI be stated. If TO: SUtUEI. A. RUSNYON Residence Unknown • Toldierdsevew YP15 Ftit} 1t1jT Of THE CASE No. Wt33SCA4l&C Oue. BOXIGY Lis L.s kalsy wu buserag forth below All pusles Mvlrig claims or detilaida ISSIIt the estate we trrnt. WT?'' 14 IN Till CIRCUIT COURT IN AND w SOUTHERN Paw sndIdate, Carroll Burke, Alan Dickey, WUUMTI Heifornan and Fredeic Hitt are vying for the new county judge's post created for Seminole Comy. Ahboudt candidate. for the judgeship are required to file copIes of their contrthitlons And eipeitires icost ( the orlglnals of which arefiledw with Um state), neither Burke nor Heffernan have done so, ac cvrdingtotheSemlnoleclerkof the Circuit Court's Ice, and their contribution list is unavailable for public scrutiny. Dicy reported total conIribdions 01 $2,905. and cxpffwllwaof $2,013.11whlle Hitt reported contributions 01 $1,3 and $2,751 in expenditures. - CAll NO. NiSs.CP undersigned. pursuant Is the "Fictitious Name Statute," bia.r Florida SIilvIi. will rigIofer • nere.s , %fir n - pgy otvtuo TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE N Illiday SIVUn that tile • __ __ ___ cOUNTY,FLORIDA. NOT1CI 0101$ PICT1flO$ NAME STATUTI In County- Judge Racá -ESSAY THEME 'What School Will Mean To Me This Year" You May Pick Up Your Enrty Forms At Any Of These Member Stores: Buck's Magnolia Branch Emporium, Capps Men's Store, Cesery City Printing. Carroll's Furniture, Garrett's, Knight's Shoe Store, Kader Jeweler, Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store, Mary-Esther, McCrory's, Merle Norman, Milady's Fabrics, Perkins Men's Store, Powell's Office Supply, Roiay, Sanford Auto Parts, Sanford Jewelry & Luggage, Sanford Shoe Center, Senkarik Glass & Paint, Sweeney's Office Supply, Touchton's Drug Store, WorLi Imports, Gifts By Nan. Also The Atlantic Bank of Sanford, Flagship Bank of Sanford and First Federalof Seminole. t DOWNTOWN - DEADLINE FOR ENTRY: AUG. 27, 197ó F$JRD e .L :' ij; -. . .. ., .-'. ' : '.',.'• ........... I ' i,: :t :j'.. :' :'L -:,,, •;. I'. ".'i: '''.I'-':'", •...'.' : '.,..; Of - . ' : .', , •. :,L; ..,. I �takNs,s$, br Pt. Thuii,,, Ass.i,, on New-JookleilsHow ' __ __ __ and no special, kind of skillet Is riqidred. (hies yin learn how virsitile and drMo. they are, ____ you'll probably ward a.ipc1al for cu,u — the pan j trautional type or one of the new uldedown p "People tldnk they are fancy and dlMcult to make jut became the word crepes Is French. Basically they are simple foods developed by nearly every nationality," she akin. "How abut the Mexican ____ eyhllada, the JewIsh Blitz, the Hungarian pulec'IqIa, Odnane ___ egg roll, scan&navlan platter, Or Italian canneloni - those are __ all crepes. "In my new book, 'Crep, Cookery,"Mablesayz,"Istart right at D beginning with pictures to show exactly hew to make batter, cock crepes, itoff them with one of my own tided recipes or. fill them with whatever you ilk. — Including )lesy Amu, I Wa a crepe insults asrnd nWft al do"* In a , met reiauta ft in, Ii. also an economical main. Claris, a pilate-pleasing ina&h or eppsthnr, and a way tslindoimssldsllrlousey.. dmwtL Mk R.1uan's thnsly new book, "Crepe Cookery, responds to the awakening Amorican Isitrut in crepes so a filially dish w" anybody can mM. arid oeetMdl will enjoy. in (4 wtt epedalty shops and ions 1U)w* crepe puns and etemils are nd f Crepe — r*aarasds an eijoylng new popularity and more are — every day. "akb1g uipu ii fan ut many," Mrs. Hotfinan says. "Aabody can do it with etis alris In the ini R,'fin ;;t1I . crepe Suingtinv.u, Saatsrt Pt. DO set a variety of M& protein, more than jut after amsiI.- lips good for u A nyone Can 'Make A CreDe - Do' s, Don't Guide Seniors U leftovers mad. special by one of fl7 $Con. ChICS you dirt, you are limited only by____ your frnhgblti0lL Crepesbecome __ _ eitr.as or 4,.rls, appitIan ___ or macks,________ futartic Imaiches and even aepiwkhes." tat year, Mrs. Halfin's bock on electric slow cookers, "(uchory Cookery," helped millions of Americana learn to prepare delicious meals In crock cookers. The book zoomed up to number one on the New York Tim. bestseller and has been In the top tan for a mmlnuom weeks. Her newest book seems *dined to popularize crepesin the same way. "Crepe Cookery" Is available at local bock dotes, department dotes, gourmet shop. and wherever cookbooks are sold. Price is $4.96 for the full-size 171page book In quality paperback format; $J6 herd cevar. _ U . we n'uin,my ) udgMadow j ' . •'J .. . • S . ,.' ' . .!, I I • .- • \ ,. / A IJ soft EWN Moore. it, 11harri Lynn Frye, 17, W1etIF8prI WllM P4mr Evans, 31, and Bnods Rae WINiin $4, Aliamsgs 801111111111 Cocips !awin Norman, 44, ____ Lam Malty. and Twyk EIRIM tne. 44, Orlando John Ma. 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Q%JP" Umat.dQuon,,,i MANY MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION! On Some ltem ALL AT ONE LOW PRICE! • H0Ps4CK,N p0L'F(ES & CO11O .DE%M ccR & coiic GA ARDINE . LE C1" p OV Ilf C 3PDCLO1H e CRp eac spo yard 0t ,3pUt4 00 ER *PRIP4TSa Sol .%(E1l 100 'u" #@r TERRARIIjMS. POTTED PLANTS S 7IO1%" 04 puc M2 Price 1 OFF J d FOR EVERY DEC01 Fresh Flowers or Artificial We will be pleased to design 01W for you. S White Leather A Vegetable Garden Seminar to-sponsored by th e Seminole Cuunty Agricultural Service and the Altamonte Springs Civic Center will be held September 8 and 14 at the civic center. Urban Horticulturist John M3the will conduct the einnar to be held 730.9:30 p.m. The first session will deal with different aspects of planting and caring for a vegetable garden and the second session will deal with controling pests. The seminar is open to the public and anyone Interested may call the Seminole County Agri-Center for further information. A division of WINTER PARK MALL OW is a-*. to5 W M. Msaday mn. 11tvr44 O1q*(ay I; ism 1$Ø.5I. Cit'g c..i.v Fl. 114 5545 fliquairIL6041n means now you can Vegetable Gardening Seminar Set 1/ Sale prices effective thru Sun.. Aug. 22 SANFORD PLAZA "BACK TO SCHOOLI, ' . Combination V,\TER 8(')IT[[ • SYRINGE no-iron polyester/cotton twill Blue, brown, or green with contrast stitching. 8-16. regular and slim Req. $10. Young men's big bell western leans ol brushed Cotton Sateen. Basic and fashion colors Waist 1 lies 28.38 Sale prices effecti,re through S,day. Aug. 22 ai3.4132 - Bridal Shower Honors Lou Ann Wade Boys flare leg western leans of Coor dinating jacket Blue, brown or green MAGNOLIA CENTER, NEXT TO KNIGHTS 51405$ 210 E. FIRST ST. HeraidCorresposident 6.50 $9 Reunion AIRIVE AUVE 7 Boys' short sleeve stripe shirt Polyester/cotton knit in blue, brown, or green. 8-16 Sale5.60 Re% $7. Contemporary handbags in suede and vinyl Fashion colors Of iVtarriage TOUCH UP Hair p3flUstg '.,l. home Is sirnAt. Add 'lghUgbts to hair U it is mdjiin brown or Lighter ung a tweViAht rnlxt'.zre apiei o tkk.1 iayer of your hair wlthpeclulbrush. ', I ON 'rhis t goirg to be a l't sear. EspectUy big are btref,s and nl1 wcwzem. often biuts that COIi fr tut, Elr1.. And ' strlpsstylsslivaho.,b ,\ . has finally closed the doors of "Just last week, I got cud the ciatomers her beauty shop in her Lake 3CILvM and doped a lormer ult would not let her Lillian laughed wW "We do the former beauty exactly what we want to do. We Mary home. She has "bent" customer's hair af Lillian Corden, whose ftwwds of strands ter had 40P hall been —J _. -... U, u new iuwy room converted I to 8 are busy now remodeling, and even feeding and watching the business has been beauty for hair Into beautiful curls for operator." What do the active Cordon's birds from the new family room more than 50 years, and her women In the area. She said, Until jut recently, U1lii'. do In their retirement? husband, Clifford, hit the Is a real joy." highways for amonth.iong which edthemtoNou Michigan. The ycung senior CItIQflS (he's 76 and- she's 71) drove Mrs. Clarence Cranmer and Aug. 2$ at First Baptist Church. James Wade, mother of the Kathy Burke, Sherry RnrL',,wi daughters Rebecca .4 £ISJ -- _-_---.., WCLT owncar. car SItU bride-elect; Mrs. Jay T. Cathy Cosmato, Wend HIghilaJut of the event WV according to were hostesses at their Satthan. they had the time of their sums Drive home to a honoree opening her many bridegroom; and of Mii• Coamato, mother the future Windsor, Windy Hid, Grace lives, Bell miscellaneous shower on Aug. 7 Highlighting the trip for honoring Lou Ann Wade. A color scheme of YellOW Wade of Sanford, and Mrs. Vina Mills, Sue Monti, Dottle Ogden, green ned out ththe Holloway of Lillian was attending her 52nd . Debbie Pearson, Janet Miss Wade will become the decor and refreshments. II Thomas, Jackie Wade and mothers of the honor guest. high school at bride of Richard J. Coumato on Others attending were Mrs. Elkhart, lid. class It wasreunion here that Also Glenda Alderman, Debbie Brurnley. Ahe reunited with her #$&let# Who took her to the Junior. Senior Prom in 1924, and who once ,. later became a football WHITE SPRINGS 7uperstar at Notre Dame In - Kash, Cookeville, Tenn., folk guitar and dulcimer. Other Festival stage In the past 10 Workshops and song swap singer; Lee and Peggy Kelly, dulcimer workshop, will In- years. '20's. Outthe of event, the class of 134 ac sessions will feature some of Folk singers from Palatka. attended volve Betty Smith, Atlanta; The first of eight Folk Demonstrationsand In- Robert Dixon, Miami, and Festival During their vacation, the Florida Folk Festival Demonstrations programs will be hied favorite performers during the in playing the Barbara Muller, Lake Mary. at 7:30 p.m. Friday Sept. 3, with couple with her Mrs. cousin 24111 annual renewal of the psaltery, historic stringed and hisvisited wife, Mr.and - .... ,., the , . .Folk dance workshops will mornlni1.0Pafternoon 11..ke ____ WW .,..4 6IIê IUfl famil Ns Sidney Mtulganst' Hilhideje, irOIfl Biblical times, bring Instruction and demonprograms on the amphiuieatei Stephen Foster Center here will Involve musicians from strations from three out. MlCh.Theyalsovlsltedwlthhis New York, Georgia and d1ndingsouthern dance grop, stage Saturday; and with brother and wife, Mr and Mrs. Labor Day weekend. morning and afternoon Barbara Muller of Lake Florida, said Miss Boltln. They which have appeared many ON Richard Cordon at Elkhart. programs scheduled both Met all these years Lillian Mary, Gamble Rogers of St. include Michael Autorino, times on the Florida Folk Sunday and Monday. Augustine —..— and -----. Robert Dixon 53 U ...k.. - - at LI. I. WIPJ III4F.0 — Mimi, are just a few of the and plays psalterles; Betty standout entertainers who will Smith, Atlanta; Joan Morgan, join artists from several other Ft. Walton Beach; Robert states In the special workshop Dixon, Miami, and Barbara activities. All eight Florida Muller, Lake Mary, all of whom Folk Festival programs are are versatile musicians who scheduled on the Foster am- play the psaltery and sing. fi'\ phitheater stage, while the six A workshop in children's workshop events will be held games and folk songs will be k" nearby, along the Suwannee conducted by Patrick Shields, River. -4 Keyser, W. Va., and Bessie Participating in song swap Jones and the Georgia Sea '•4 sessions will be Gamble Island Singers from Brunswick, IA Rogers, nationally-known (a.; John McCutcheon, guitarist, singer and tale-teller; Dungannon, Va., will hold a Dan Tillinghast, guitarist. hanunereddulcilnerworksly)p• singer, a former Floridian Clay and Patrice Jones, now living In Georgia; Graham Gainesville, will feature the autoharp In their workshop. Charla and Bill Wasel, St. Petersburg instrument makes and folk singers, will hold a SPECTRA woduhip featuring jg (76 Folk Festival Sets C Styles are similar to Illustration I Lake' Mary Couple Makes Trek To . By DORIS DIETRICH _______ r _ Marcelle FlaIt Thcker and Dab v....,..., Tucker Lucy Lame Benton and Robert Lester Benton Wayne Evans and Patricia Gail Evans Arthur R. Dehr and Adele Dehr Glued's PSpaI.r Imp solts Inpaly-cotflnknits, solids .ndprffihs,Afoe I I t ching on will across the country. It was decided July 1 to organize a Sanford chapter of Future Pioneers, and the club will hold Its first program Sept. _film presentation, "They Said It Couldn't Be Dons," at Lakeview Nursing Center. Members of the community service organization checking out Lakeview's facilities with activities director June Miller (second right) include (from left) Pat Maxwell, Sandy Trosper, Nelson Thornton, director; Russ Kitner, Pioneers . Ifl.. Past nr.ei,IaaiO dVII Meyer,, rvwywr, CU- S •liftlilsadsulsus LOUNGEWEAR. director. Mart Edward Pmiuur, 11, AKioide8prt,, and Gail 19, WInter _iLee Bryan go A I least l9 Years. Now that's a long fimeSo. club for more recent employes has been formed — Future Pioneers — and is cat. Marriage 91194 . Tobea Member of the Telephone Pioneers CIubs you have obsa telephone ernpy5 .• ma, W. Richards, L Brown ant J. p ad of dude: S. Moaley, R. Redden. J. Hider. Pioneers Club • Yoir hthstons • litlUil lilild In diii • Fill huh Is Ilig I The Galnesliurgan Ameets Henderson, A. Harris. (I. Put Ii h*i 1ab.d its anneal membership drive. Officers Smith J. Collins. H. 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A Evening Hera$d,Sanfo,'d,Ft. -'.:±• - BOW"21-11h Thursday,Aug, it,iia ________________________________ - . .. ,.. IN 11- C111 -11101 r -1 Tridly 1ugMdmimyk.,d,,ddayMoyd0 drib I &40 ptiIty-.s-.plctum sets. Screen printed big tops button In back over elastic-back pants. -' Polyester/cotton in sizes 4-6X. Print leisure shirt. L.S. SubUstatic Assorted patterns Fall colors. 14 L. Al ¼ AiWObetOfSsled BU C S I , Sale 9.60 Rig. $12. Screen printed short sleeve tees team with side Pocket pants. Polyester/cotton in blue, green and rust. Sizes 7-14. ;I_0- 080 C Sale 4.80 Euro.fit dress slacks. Sal. prices effectivs V 100 pct. WOVifl polyester Wide flare legs Self -belted model OthpaMeam with plain or lace trimmed striped tees. Easy- 13 care Polyester/ cotton In great colors for 7-14. III kA D 0I 1.11... £4'eLvL --- .. a 11111S - 'I'm the man,' says free safety Barry Hill after Miami's Jack Scott was suspended. Hill gets a chance to show his stuff in Tampa in a game which had 50,000 seats sold by last Monday. • TAMPA (AP) - Larry "The season's not here yet week helped create a team. Ball thinks the first clash beMIAMI (AP) - The new re- with a little bit more playing The action makes Hill gambles as Jake made, but this Ball doesn't think he's second and I don't believe It," said "You've got to compete here tween Miami and Tampa Satur. sponsibility of being the Miami time, I'll be better than Jake." Miami's top free safety. year I've made gambles and best. But he's listed on the Ball, 27, a native of Rushville, for jobs and everyone has been day has all the makings of an Dolphins' No. 1 free safety Hill may well have the oppor"I felt bad about it because they're paying off." worried about being NO. 1 first intrastate rivalry, depth charts as the No. 2 left Ill, doesn't frighten Barry MIII one tunity to prove himself. L)ol- we gave each other a lot of They better. As Hill said, "U This Is the fifth National and the team second," he said. linebacker for the Tampa Bay .The Miami fans aren't going bit. He's already got visions of phins Coach Don Shula suscompetitlon.And he's helped Jake doesn't come back. I'm Buccaneers, behind three-year Football League season for the "Against Green Bay we start- to change," he said. "It'll be a being AU-Pro. pended Scott Monday, the latest me out a lot," Hill said. "He's gonna be The Man." veteran Calvin Peterson. 6-Ioot4 defensive player. He ed coming atound. Last week rivalry if the Tampa fans get "I'm man," he says now incident in their deteriorating probably the best safety there's spent three years with the jelled us together as far as team behind us. Miami was a Cinde- that thetheDolphins have sus- relationship. Citing a shoulder ever been. He was a leader, so Miami Dolphins and was ac- spirit. Now there's not so much rella team with the big-name pended veteran free safety injury, Scott had refused to play now it's up to the person behind quired by Detroit in 1975. The thinking about Individuals - players. People fell In love with Jake Scott without pay for his against Philadelphia Saturday. him to give leadership. That expansion Bucs got him from the thinking is more about a them. Kids wear their jersies. refusal to play In a National Scott's doctor said he was means me." the Lions this year ln the veter. team." "Some people In Tampa are Football League exhibition able to play and medication "I'd Like to make All-Pro or an allocation draft. Miami has won all its exhibl. going to be for us because we're game. ' would alleviate any pain. Scott something. With Jake gone, tIOflgamen S3ofar: against Mm- the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. "mey'u have to call mea, 1(111, 23, a second-year pro said he shouldn't nesota 16-3, Detroit 30.21 and Others we'll have to win over as from Iowa State, said, "I think an exhibition gamehave to play there will be more pressure on and tell me I'm No. 2 before i LAKE FOREST, M. (AP) with a pain- me, but now! know more about I' Philadelphia 24-16. we develop." I'm just as good as he is. And, killer, believe It," he said. "me B The Chicago Bears have cut the game. have been darting different "Jake and I have basically their training roster to 58 play. people all the time. And asfar thesame style, you know. We ersby asking waivers ontlgtg The as I'm concerned the lineup end Ted watch the quarterback Tampa Bay Buccaneers have s't set yet." to Powell, a 2)'-pounder from get a jump on the ball. it acquired quarterback Larry Although Ball played for Ohio State, joined the llear year I wouldn't make as many Lawrence fran the Oakland Miami, including the 1972-73 Aug. 1 as a free agent from the Raiders of the National Foot- NFL chaznplonshlpgames, he New York Giants. He played for bell League and have waived doesn't think that will give hl m Birmingham in the World free aged Jim Foote. ti 1-2 Bucs Football League in 1974 and take on the 3-0 Dolphins 1975. NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. , she also wore a pink sweater. don't think I would have even mology -the function and dLsLawrence, a 6-loot University of Saturday in a preseason game (AP) - Dr. Renee Richards, A left-bander standing six tried to play at Forest Hills." cases of the eye -still carries pounder from the at Tampa Stadium. who was Dr. Richard Raskind feet tall, she showed power In Iowa, was ottalned for She said, "Although I never the dual names of Renee Rich"There are different players before undergoing a sex change her serves and forehand Intended for my life to become aids and disclosed future draft choice, a Richard Raskind. She KANSAS CITY I AP) - Freethere and some coaching operation, doesn't think she has smashes while on the court. Al- public Tuesday. knowledge and, In fact, I hopes to have the latter re- agent Melvin Wilson, a defen'1anges," said Ball. "They've a chance of playing tennis at though many believe that he went to tremendous lengths to moved shortly. sive back from California A two-year NFL veteran, got to make some changes." Forest Ills, would be a strong factor at keep it private, my playing in a page StateNorthridge, was ; Lawrence also spent two seaShe wears her hair Miami, he said, Is "a basic BOWLING GREEN, Ohio She's refused to take the Forest Hills, she said the the tournament in La Jolla exby the Kansas City sons with the Canadian Football team." , (AP) - Nora Liu, Lehman chromosome test that the younger women must be ía- posed my privacy and opened boy cut, talks with a husky tone efs to help fill their Leagu.. He played for Calgary "They don't go for frills," he United States Open champion- vored. N.Y.) College basketball up a very Important social is- and appears distinctly term- riddled defensive backfield. in 1970 and Edmonton the said. "They come at you and ships have order ed this year for The nine. coach, has accepted a similiar transsexual Dr. sue" The Chiefs said they placed following year. He did not play execute. They concentrate on all the women entries. Although Richards will play in the Tennis She says that although she position at Bowling Green State She added that she welcomed pro football In 192'73. making fewer mistakes than the 41-year-old ophthalmologist Week Open this weekend at the opportunity of becoming an doesn't expect to be permitted two rookie defensive backs - University. Rudy Viney and Steve Bogr.. The Mid-American Confersays there will be an appeal, South Orange, N.J., but she example "and In vested myself into the Forest Hills tourna- akos - on the Injur Foote, from Delaware State, the other team." she w l Th il continue e Dolphins' Bob Grlese Is a she termed ed-reserve ence school also announced the chances says only reason her of she has In the task of do ing something h.- 4 been in the Bucs' list to make room for Wilson. go to the courts quarterback in to ot her women 's coaching three Ball's success " come into zero." the spotlight is that about it." camp, but has not played in the smart Viney and Bograkos underwent appointments, opinion. "He has seek a legal entry Into major the physical As Sue Gavron in Richard Raskind, she someone revealed her (aIdentity. However, she would not diswomen team's season action, surgery and are out for the sea' s events, ns ability to throw and he uses his thered a youngster, practiced field hockey, Joan Weston in "I moved 3,000 miles and cuss her former wife and child. son after In juries suffered In BesIdes Lawrence, the Bucs head." tennis and Sally Hattig in golf. • medicine and played out. went Into practice here," she She did say that she could not "Anatomically, functionally, Sunday's National Football have three othrr quattert*cks, Tampa lost its exhibition standing tennis in the East. said. "I played In tournaments have continued her life as a socially, emotionally and legal- League preceason game in San vttera;1 Steve Spurner, rookie opener to the Los Angeles Rains last year the sex change oper- in Orange County, Calif., with• male and for 12 years before the ly. I am female," she declared Francisco. Parnell Dickinson and Gary bowed to Green Bay IM atlon was performed. MFLORIOAout Incident. Wh'rn I played In operation in 1975 she had been In a news release she read to Wilson was a fifth-round draft Valbuens, whu was recentlyte- and last week beat the AUanta Now Dr. Richards wears ten- La Jolla a television newsmen preparing for it. reporters. "I play competitive choice of the New York Giants qulred from the Miami Dol- Falcons 17-3. ida dresses and when she held a revealed my identity. Dr. Richards said her medi- tennis in women's events be- this year and was acquired on RRIVE phins. Hall thinks Tampa's win last news conference Wednesday, "If that hadn't happened, I cal license to practice ophthal- cause! ton a female." waivers by the Chiefs. SUNSHINE STATE . Bears Wa ive Ted Powell Trans sexual RefusesSex Test, Chances At Forest Hill -Zero Chiefs Add Defender Names Reg. $6. Little ows, Pont aft go out to play in easy. care cotton/potyaster. 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' a ' •.. ''_' ' ,t I 1.4,),, J.,qt4I(t1..~.....,f(,I ,', -s, -. ' ,. IQJJLI,i.,,' I .. ' t , ,-• •• .• '. ',t''j.k -.'a. I ' j) I •• -i.. A " • - •i I j'\ • �LI Nsm .Pac - 8 The Same: Bell, Roth Shootitic . $y DAN 1111111111=111 veteran Ibis wMc in1odea big Mar,th Powell ad L$ A$QL (AP) RICk7 Id and JO. Both _ Iv lbs I IToph bid, ath.. wilt, ed Two fulBocha ad mould a argilm ?atu aid Dan Former. may mowed MM PadAci (ulSnac. WE down wel1fortbs$4Trojaslaat year weal reausMs he years version very mach. YOST that BalI.within ala ydsd Ed raw new hand =a^ tbem of them under Marbiero's NCAA single4seago rubling gm piers diii may lbs emiv, opsaroa UA war 92-1 lad year aft grggindeft dtbslsegio. ThSaSwIOOkCadeeaO.gets natimal MISS* ad a cat-qulek yow' dstea.& And mod ci liav1 ipty wheaUQt plays A1 ft lhis year, irielag rwis*ig back Wendell Slat. a Sept. 9. Tyler, scidils Decar Edwards ad Pat SchuM That game, bstw,en 1V*'s No. kanked Sun linebacker Raymond Burke and tackle Mann Devil., the Flidi Bowl wbmers, and No. $rMed Tuluo.oiw. Gone Is firdie= All-America quarBridas, wkmers of We Ross Bowl, could be an old. terback Jobs Sdara. t.JIcn.d sbost.'emiç In Temp, ArIa. ft's ASU's Roth, California's paring wizard, an honorable veterea Fse*k kiih agthwt UCLA's flrdyear, 32- median AU-American lad year, war_itadowud Yew-old Terry Dciahue, who rIaced Dick Ver.. bySdM!TLR who bit i3So(apwi. fir 1 mdl, new with the National Football League's yards lad year, lad top receiver Sl.,t Rivera to Philadelphia Region. gradation and the Sea Francisco 4Iva, but he dill The other cu'c*ig thj: Jackie Shoortil, 32, has Washy Walker. Fullback Tom Newton will do at W"gton Slats repliwing Jim Sweeny; Joho mod of the rwmlag. At Stidord, the quarterback battle Roblom ilil.all taking am for Jobi McICay Mckay aids Wg FIdlg 34, what It left off lad yea. Coach Jack chrigilifinto at (hagos Slat., roplicIg Di. Mdeo., now atidetic AM bem't decided wIitMthi'U one Gay Benjamin or Mike Co u-a didalon he failed to reach all lad year when the two were sllernate Bell, SoidMm Cal's 214oimd teilbuck who Cordova war No.1 mod of the time but Benjamin r gilled for 1,575 yards lad year, will ran behind a the lam these garnei The statistics: - - Marl ,_- - Cards. Give Jones I1 _._M, ound.__0f .. Troin .ble N __ _... .% SS _hlIeus 321 altITp" 1,311 lards. 11 weddeorm -Bajemin: 7$ aanpkhIm. 131 attImpti, 1,0411 ya.ds, ii touchdowns. Doqar late's elmlUm'd Fetig, out of the Mckay maid, bee quarterback problems. His choica will either be .cpbamcte Jeff kynadon, Iuadv. In spring deW., or lad yeas No.1 man, Kyle Grosset, who mj.,d spring defile with a beoben UddL Whoever it Is, he'll be throwing to fled Lee Ovarian. And whoever it Is, he'll probably call more then his ohm wprIseplays. FetlgI*aknagI native coach. Washington Coach Don James calls 1171 a rebuilding year, but the rebuilding will be a let eider with people like Robin Earl, Robed Gaines, Scott PtdiuIps and Charles Jackson. Earl, a 2$$po.nd fullback, averaged 4.7 yards a carry lad yea. Gaines played sparingly but the track star termed his only two peas receidloar Into toseM,wos. Two ci his blocked pads 'pro.d touchdowns, We. Phillips, a senior, caaght 13 parses lad yew and has tohis three sessions. Jickson Is an impressive middle guard. Orens Den Read has 34 letterman back, Ineluding one of the top parsers In the conference, Jack lIe"ikraoci. His No. 1 target will be .pllt end ' I .- "I I. ", By Mw AsueloW ftm ___ ___ ____ __ ____ ___ ___ - - Soviet Diver Returns Home - -- MONThEAL (AP) - Soviet diver Sergei Nemtaano, was expected to return to Moscow today, exactly three weeks after he lea$ Into International prtunlnence with his decision to defect to Canada during the Olympics. An official at the Soviet consulate said Wehiesday that Nemtsanov would be leaving soon on a Soviet airplane. The next stheduled Aeroflot flight to Moscow from Montreal leaves Mlnabel Airport at 8:30 p.m. today. Since handing himself over to Soviet authorities at a down- .1 146 In - Bes I Jun o i r s ORL'.NDO, (AP) Jobs Cummings of Encino, Calit., and Hugh Vaughn Ill of Hershey. Pa., stand tied for the second-round lead with 146. In b diviion of tba Praisinai Golfers Association Nalions] Junior Championships, Cummings. 17, fired a 73 Wednesday toll. Vaughn, leaden after Tuesday's tint round. Vaughn, 16, had a second-rund two-over.par74 on the Magnolia Course at Walt Disney World. Tied for second at 147 were ScuLl Bium of Camillus, N.Y., who had a fl, and John Palloti of Coial Gables, Via., who shot a 74. Loadmg the girls division 'after two rounds was Patty P1von, 17, of Aurora, Cola. She shot a 75 for a two-round total of 159. She was followed at i60 by Michelle Jordan of Fairfax, Va., who had n 81; Catherine Kitty of Cqluznba, Neb, who had an 81 arsi Nancy Rubin of New Kingston, Pa., who shot a 77, The iie tournament ends - • • • -. - - Show.Low All Spot NEW YORK (AP) - Muhammad All's voice was loud and clear and cvcfldent,just asifhe was speaking at a packed Manhattan news conference or before 28,000 Idoldors at the airport In Kuala Lumpur. But It came over a telephone Line from Show Low, Aria. 'What are you doing in Show Low?" the questioner asked, his voice betraying the doubt he town hotelcoffee shop Tuesday, the young diver has been reported by Soviet officials to be staying Inside one of two ma.sive fenced4n consulate buildlogs here. The reason for the 17-year-Old athlete's apparent change of mind and decision to return home was concern for the condlticn of the grandmother who brought him up, say Nezntsa• felt. nov's laywers Alex Paler and "I wanted to get away from David Matheson. people so I could concentrate on In Toronto Tuesday, John training. I can't turn them Fleming, the Canadian bid- down." said the heavyweight nn'i who sheltered Nem- champion of the world who fled tsanov for 12 days at his Mu.- late last week to this dot on the koka,C'nt., said the diver isgo.. mapfrom his well pu1,lJj Ing home because he loves his too well - farm at Berrien 70-year-oldgrandmother.Springs, MIch. "She was ill and that's the All b scheduled to defend the reason Sergei Is going home." tltleSept. 28 in Yankee Stadium However, announcements of against tough Ken Norton. tie aUüete's concern for his S, because of what will be a grandmother appeared to con- stern test for his abilities, the flirt with comments from thole 34-year-old champion said he who were hi contact with him has had to forsake people, soon sties his defection. leeching people and pretty When word was released that people "The prettied women his grandmother had petitioned In the world are among my PrIrn 4InIateI TruJeu fur his people" - and seek refuge at a return, reporters were told that training camp at the Show Low the diver did not feel particu- Airport. lrly attached to the woman To get to the camp, and Show and It was dressed how much Low, you fly from Phoenix on time he had spent away from Cochise Airlines. her. The self-procWmtd "mod At no time during his day in famous man in the world" - a Canada has Nemtsanov made a legitimate argument - said he public statement on his own be. discovered Show low when he W. went west to join Dick Gregory, Nerntsanov has consistently, the actMst who was making a stayed one step ahead of the cross-country walk to underpress, even though he spent wore the plight of the iatlon's time with two dlffercnt families poor people. in different Locations. The advice of his manager After leaving the Olympic also sent the champion into Village h' stayed with the Moo- what for him Is virtual hermitreal diving crypt.. Skip and tage. "Herbert Muham,.iand Is Mary Phoenix, and then moved the smartest man ever to hit to the Muskoka cottage of the boxing," All said. Fleming family who are related Actually the attendance at to Canadian OIympc diving- the workouts In Show Lw is not team member Scott Cranhajn. much different than In Berrien Nmtsapov is reported to Springs, said All. But there Is have cocathled to Cranham at one major. difference: "These the Olympic Village that he are Indians and old people and wished to ddet't to Canada. they don't beg for rr.oney" Greg Row. Not itll tab man tha passing for th. Docks li,,cn thslr34recot at year at WSU, Inherits a 34 SWA to - ad $7 øriferenee team. His quarterback experienced iota Hopkins. Tifihack Dan Doornink Is also back. The Pacific-I Ut]. char. - with the Ross Bowl berth the top prise -agaln.arstobsaca., ciSoidhern Cal v& the red d the cudura Rohimon .sys he'll have his quarterbacks throwing the ball to Na backs a lot mars than did Mckay. And Bell, who averaged 32 carrie. per game, may wind up catching the bail more than the toy times he did lad season. UCLA, even without Sciarra, will reaa arbig its VeerT offenie with Jeff Dankworth throwing to Flanker Willy Henry and tight ends Don Pedirscn and Rick Walker. it'll be an explosive clan.., 'Imllar to the one which rolled up 414 yards lad year ipin4Soidhern Cal, thu Pie-I's top defective tam The Brine' main rtuuilng form will be Tyler, the shifty tailback who war third to the Pan-I lid year behind Bell and Cal's Qack Mimcls. The Pacific ComM Athletic Assc4uthm race Is expected to be a battle between Leeg Beach Slate and San Jo.. Slit., both teams coming on $2 Stamm :.:. :.: ff:: :: I San loss Slate, with new Coach Lynn Stile., might ha,. the .e becai.s of a_ delia., headed by WINaá FamiM., a $4Oot4,_343potmd tackle rated as one ci the bat IA the country. Stiles war UCLA'a dilative coordinator lad year, so he's perfect to take over a learn which "u'ed with Wed ilke mIaIdi. guard Fred Ford ad lineman Jobs Stain, Tim Ton, and Jobs Stake Long Beach State Coach Wayne Hord liens heavily on Na offense to di the damage. Quar& tieback Joe Paopso, who passed for 1,112 yards lad year, Is back, along with fullback Mark Bailey sad receiver Mike Willis. FresnoState hopes tobe a spoiler under new head Coach Jim Sweeney, formerly at Washington Stat.. And Sweeney hopes junior college transfer Dean Jones his the quarterback tools to lift the Bulldogs into title coidesdion. He th rew for 1,211 yards at Cbmptcn lad yew. Sweeney relied heavily on junior college people when he recruited. With seth corners, their Impact is hard to predict. Uidn* of Pacific arid hermit re1Ung to rebuild. 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' RK Tish Preuss Knocked Wood STEP STOOL Waterton) (7) U.N. fl.IO, 10.30: 2 National Liague Regular prief ..... BATTING (271 at bats)- SIiindQlf(1)3050,4.50,3.Tayp0r, .3371 JoMsto.w, Phi, P01v5I (3) 4.00,0(57) Madlock, C1111 $311.40: 7 (7. .334; OratIon. CIn, .330: Griffoy, 13) 11014.101 2:11:1. AW1iRft15ai lAAIgw Cm. .330; A.OlIvsr, IIOHTN' I. Caroline Calgary , 337, RWiVR05C 55ReiZi NUNS-Iou, Cm. 103: GrIStly, (NIelson) (4) 11.20. 3* 4.10: 3. Cm, N, Morgan, Clii, 53: ScIIm4, Tint's Time Bomb 11) 3.30 440:3 Make a sturdy saw$'iorsi Wit 5 pisces Ace Hill (7)140:0(14) 101.10: 1' (1 Phi, $5, Monday, CIII, ii. of 2 * 4 and these he" n e steel RUNS BATTED IN- O.PostO, 0.0111 $1374.30, 2:11 brackets. NINTH-- I. Yankee Hobo Clii, 107, Morgan, CIn, 53: $ctumldP. $2: LushoskI, PtuI, 75: Watson, 1.80, 31601 2. victory wreath '' (6) Mtn. M C HITS-low, CIn, 110: MOntansi, Milidy Nib (3) 3.50, Q (44) 5510: 7 n i lIl \ .I All, Ill; Girvoy. LA, 144: 0.Fostsr, (40.3) S3410 3:12. fl \ • or pair TINTN- I. Lady Des Dee (Onto. CIn, 111; Madlock, Chi, 140: DOUSLES-Madlock, CM, lit JohlfltOM, Phi. 37: lIst, Pgftu, 21: Foil, Men, 27: SImmons 5(1.. 21: t-yo 10 - • .. Pittsburg of Los ArVolft (n) PIPTH- 1. Gayle Stanton Montreal of San Francisco. IM410111111)(1) U-80, 11.00, 6.0i 3. In) Carlton TIM9 (6) &A 4.30i 3. o8nin SChoduled . L. I.." 4,10 ti- . ").)!.,:r.,1 6136,40i T It-& WISAG. I.,U:I. IIIVINTH- 1. Rudy Adams - - • On 000 Wooden Wallboara' Ladders Materials LANTERN WiTH BATTERY L11160A Hanover (4) 3.201 a 11-1) O, 7(35.4) $154.i - - --• nio atscottys J& vs7, obsIl (0)340; Q (17) 32.00: 001V - ---.,.. - • Harness Racing Wediuslay's lsselts Pittsburgh 13. San Francisco Onhi. ?ifl PhllidsiØIils 5, Montreal 4 Cincinnati & Atlanta l St. Louis L San 010" 4 .• - D 713). In) POUR?H- I. Lisa Lie Prldsy'i Gem" (Ipulendeld) (1) 3.00. 340, 3.IOj 2. lot IN BRIEF 13 70 .430 JS14 -- 35,34.33-oolol . Houston (Andular 41) at 1:42.2031.00 D D. (S-i) $124.50; PhilaNipOli (CanNon 14.41, (n) THuD- 1 Worthy Iain lop Atlanta (Musensmittu Slider,) (0)741300,2.00, 3 Strong as Cincinnati (Zactiry 111)11.10) 1 (n) N ow York (Loilch 7.11) at 100: 0 (0.5) $410: I (s.I) 14100: LOS Angeles IHooton -. SPORTS .114 1S • 1 3144)1-40 31.31.41.15 sill Lewis • - -.-.-- a 314W-W-44 17 40 48111 - now Ad 13 Al 124 L 01 40 .104 II Nsvlcs IS 07 Al 31 Phil It, Onge It 44 .440 31'.v i, TscJgrhsfl ff0044 -. • -• 15.30-30-41 34.35.11-5 Dive TSd$rhart Jet" San Francisco (earr lo.9) Today In Series u - . ---_. .-- - I Lk -- V.17-75 31.20.30.44 loss Secnmeas I DIio i.3.a1-;I , U!" t.-7I Dove Sick JIm MaimIng west San Fran Tested - y , 3? Mllwskea. ChuPa$0i a Ass Paterno Winnin&S f Coach In Colleaes , _______ J • ..": - , • • - • , - t SiTu -1. WIn (4)20.40, liii 1. AlIce (1)440, og acing State, under second-year Coach Jim Cohhetto, Is rebuilding around experienced running back Cecil Gordon. Tiawan •. P Fullerton lidentlonal walk to Boog Powell relief ace Jobs Rifler's wild and a single by Larvell Blanks. pitch. Ryan allowed nine bits Brewirs 3, A's 1 before giving way to Jobs Var.Ø' r Jim ia *'* ArCW d Jim Slaton fired a fouriltter hoeven In the 11th and his 17 ' a one-hitter heM . and the Minnesota Twins 2.0 big with lad-o ut help from Ray Si- strikeouts were a season high In WIW coitz was more concerned with decki and Jack Heldemaim di- the majors. The fireballing livered ,& decisive two-run rlgtd-hander had a3 lead wgil Um Orioles' bitters two hooked up again wed- Single off Vida Blue in the pinch bitter Dan Meyer's two C=mo Zt eighth Inning following a two- run homer with two out In the . OCSdaY out ItAlrif intentional walk to Gary ni nt h Inning. "I'm ad IIWOWth5 against 4V07'FA Su erland SiMon lad his shutW hite Sex 1, Rid Box th pitchers, I'm throwing against Bucky Dent hit a two-rim the hitters," Gelb said after out with two out In the ninth on /f &0' t urning back 15-game winner Bert Canpaneris' Infield hit, homer, Jim Spencera.olobiag two wild pitches and on Don and RlthGossage pitched oigo(* ,iWOA9 Palmer League Baylor's single, three bases-loaded situations (1 64 In other Amen tigrIs 8, Tigers 4 with only slight damage. The action, the New york Yankees California scored the winning homers were the 19th and 20th F/P4'YZ4 downed Texas 84 as switch-hitMI$+T'ad 77/8 I ling Roy White drove In five on Dave Collins' single, a stolen off Ferguson Jenkins this ,j'7lC/? /// runs with a iminer from each base, passed tall and Det roit season. MqG$5 ) side of the plate plus a do uble, . Cleveland Mopped Kansas Qty . 51s7;r146 ;r 4.1, Milwaukee shaded Oakland 3-1,Cailfornia edged DetrrAt 54 • In 11 Inni ngs as Nolan Ryan ,,,qy MW 110 struck 17 batters and the (lilcagoout White ,q Sox defeated Boston 4-2. w*+' ' In ending Baltimore's fiveA game winning streak and dropFORT LAUDERFDALE, torn half of the Inning and after I b- ping them 10% games behind (AP) - If a wet tropical- several hairs delay the canted e Yankee. th In the AL cut, was red Goltzheldtheoijolestosixhlts weathe1.r sjstem jets up long Tiawan will get two of lkixth before giving way to Bill two out In Ug more tests of it. baseball Broward pitcher Eric AnderCampbell with strength today in the Big son got all batting support he elghth. World needed for his second victory Palmer allowed eight hits and Srfri ftw hi,e iLlS 1Ih - ..t.. £.. e ".441 • $U IJUJV UI U ILIUU rour in 0 1flflIfl3 but flawan w hi hasn't l c h os t a andafive-run ln spree the ftfth. three of the rims were unearnedgame sim it darted BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Joe Paterno of Penn State and becauseof He was given more protection piayingln by shortstop Frank Kush of Arizona State are the winningest active college Mark the doubleeliminatlon tourney with a single run In the sldh. Belanger and football coaches among those with at least five seasons as a head rightthree years ago, will meet a Puerto Rico got its run In the fielder Reggie Jackson. coach at a major college. U.S. North team from Chicago sixth as Robert Rivera took the Yukee.I, Rangers $ They headed the llMIn the annual lldóf'1op Twenty " Batting right-handed. White Ins game posponed Wednesday loss. released today by Elmore "Scoop" Hudgins, public relations drove in the Yankees' first run night because of rain. The West ot went ahead In director of the Southeastern Conference, who orlglnate the with a third-Inning homer- off Other games today will pit the second when two players rankings in 1955. Jim Umbarger after Texas ka- the winner of the llawan-North scored. It added three more In Hudgins compiles the records of all NCAA Division I cOschoS, to yoed Ken Holtzman In the sft, game against the U.S. South out the third for Tony Cull's victo. find out who have won the most gaines. Only service at four-year urid inning and piled up a M of San Antonio, Texas, and the ry. schoolscowdaandat least five years mtnt beat the major college lead. While added a two-run loser against the U.S. West, a lb. East scared single runs level. The 20 are then listed In order of percentage. in the second and third and double off Umbarger as the tam from San Jose, Calif. To qualify for the 1976 honor roll, 69 or more victories were Yaniees scored five times In Two teams were ousted new treatened as Jay Candenecessary. Alabama's Paul Bryant is the runaway leader In the fifth inning and wontheWednesday. The U.S.West sent tale took the loss victories with 283 In a 31-year career but only ranks fourth in game with a two-nm shot off the U.S. Eest hack borne to percentage with 253'7215--.765. Rockland COW1ty, N.Y., 2 In 10 years at Penn State, Paterno has compiled a record of 94- right-bander Steve Hargan in host Br- ard County ousted Roberts Vaults the ninth, the fourth time In da fora percentage at' .&36, wellsheacl of anyone else on the list. Pue Rico 7-1 In a rainArizona State's 12.0 record lad year enabled Rush to move Into careerWliltehas homered (rain shortened contest. Arizona both sides of the plate. second place past Michigan's Be Schembechler with a record of That short game wasted a To Cycle Lead Indian 4, Royals I . 151-39.1-.M. Schenibechier Is third with 106-26-6-.790. WESTERVILLE, Ohio (AP) Dennis F.ckersley and Jim grand-slam homer by BraBehind Bryant I. Ohio State's Woody Hayes with 20348-1- .764. Kern combined for a six-hitter. ward's Mark FIcari-a. - Ken Roberts' victory at Rounding out the top 10 list are Darrell Royal of Texas, l795- Cleveland scored all their runs Ficarra hit It In what would Terre Haute, lad., has vaulted 4-.761; Dan Devine of Noire Dame, 127-44-8--.732; Frank Broyles off Al Fitzmorris In the seventh have been the top half of the the two-time national champion of Arkansas, 144-674--7l1; Carmen Cozza of Yale, 69.29-1-.702, Inning. Eckeriley held the seventh and lad liming had the Into the Lead In the American and Charlie McClendon of Louisiana State, 106-444-.699. bard-hitting Royals to two hits game gone to regulation length. Motorcycle Association's pro The second 10 consists of Florida State's Bobby Bowden, until the eighth. The Indians But rain set in duringthe hot- series, Georgia's Vince Deoley, Temple's Wayne Hardin, Florida's Doug broke a scoreIes game open on fl fr u flhinn.' D,.k .,L. _l.. -, ajuiiDI....k....._ ijwUjj, 67JUM '.drOUflas Jill) uw'ien, Rico Catty's two-out double, an Maryland's Jerry Clalborne, Houston's Bill Yeoman, Ohio Unlversit". Bill Hess and Clemson's Red Parker. --- 3 $?1$CIII (J*flU111. 4. MIen 1il,,..44m17e Time (M. Creak). S. MiNIS 7 (1r141s), 4 lan J.,, Quick ..y ___ B Illylb . Asiscisted Peru • m lOS ' ___ I ,II - ___ I t. 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Only gamis scheduled 'Ihii* So-**-* 1.*3.1O.3L2.PIilfl Talk (3)I45, TINTH -I. hold Star (31 1445, MIllie, S. lOCUS M, A. Tr$veiIui 3)451* 1)1* (1) 140, Pridefe imos Tom Psr '31TWILPTN-1.GassI.NodsNo(2) 345:3. Wright 0011(2)4.151034) 3*245,1. s (0) 1.00. 140, 3. 1100,140,3. iuNod lady (p)7$, MOp,?. Nomantic bOy, I. CauIvs. TWINS - I. $shsaa.PicIni (1) W1S,5.25,441, 2. SIlanahoNsusn ...kland at lesson. In) Kin .vans 33*14-a 11.00: P (4-3) 3410s 7 (1.3.1)0145, 0n $IVINTW I. WSS Up (3 II, 0(11) 4445: P 4.00, 3. Chicory (1) 34$, Q Meni.2. *11gM (3$) California at how York$ (ft) 141741345:3. b010et.Daviles Clarence amwo (1) (0) 5.10. 440: 3. OrW.A'rIili (1) 431.34. (11) 12140: . 101.10: P (21) 411.00: 7 (341) Markir, 3. Pass Dawn. & Gallon 10.30. 4.15: 1. OsIei.Nsnimel. (I) MinneSota at Detroit, avi.ie. ' 34e.0(u) 3210, P (3.0) 1045. ,or Y4'I y14q ø/41'? ,919, W my dellery Witho ut anything 5, darted the PhiUles' third with a walk. Dave Cam, Roody Mai Ishiving a In other National League Us dhis ' iw.. - -I - wm3wI, games, Uncftmati but Atlanta on-base streak to nine, doubled that Is, ezc at Bath Ii- 4-1; Philadelphia Mopped Mon. hnborg to third. diem in St. loads. trial 54; Los Angeles nipped Montreal's Don Stanhome, Ima wb.Iii(ed pitcher In the New York Meta 3-2 and 7, then gave up Schmidt's triple baseball Is redicel to fnia- Pittsburgh coded San Frana the Philadelphia third basetim aid fallare In the Caril- dsco)2-1ina game Jti man booted RBI total to32 nals' past becai of an "aw- rain after 6' Innings, for th' aaron. Greg LwJnsId kward" mound. Ted Simmons and Mike An- walked and Jay Johnstone douderaondeoveln two runs apiece bled home Schmidt, LJnikI "lt's one thing to be" aNgh as St. Louis shaded San Diego reaching third. mound with a slope d that with the aid ci a three-run first Gary Maddox was Inthing has a 4$d ,,, RBIbSimmons lentionally walked and Tommy 'ii said the San Diego kfthai and Anderson keyed a 10-hit Hutton drove In the four th run after a 54 defeat t,, with a sacrifice fly. Johnny Wednesday night. ,,it jot goes Cardinal attack. Oates walked arid Lonborg, up down. Them 's no way that any Reds 4, Braves 1 pitcher can adjust. I did everyJack Btlllngham, relegated to for the second time In the inthing that I could with no auc- bullpen duty last month, won ning, singled home the Winning cern." his fourth straight game as a Pirates 12, Gl.sti 1 starter, pitching a five-hitter * Jones, ____ ___ help Cincinnati who earlier this season Dave Parker cracked four unap a fqtrtied aNsti'.tal league walkiew game hits, Including a pair of runlosing streak. ___n record, i°" up scoring singles, and Pittsburgh aaungn, who balls while losing for the ISCOIld , collected 17 hIts to crush San us resurgence to a special time at Busch Stadium this Allowed list. through Francisco. Jim Rooker, 104, season and the third time overscattered four hits and aided his the first six in aihto the Redbirds. cause wftha two-run triple ffla "I just coukbi't keep the ball hlgrecordtoll-&Hestruckoig three-run second off loser Jobs four and walked two for I'ls fifth. down and when I did get It MOEftI%mCO, 13-10. •: I cornpiete game. doiq. 4- it, Dodgeri3,Mç to be- " 1%illIe. $, Expá Fgaw1W" .rinch-hltter Manny-Mota Joiit come thmajor Ie4ea' first Mike Schmidi'i two-run triple doubled home Russell 20-game winner this season. '1 triggered a five-run third that second with two out In the ninth -----.-. . wu uvvranwu u uuu a cameo rnuaaei*ua over m Monon- inning to give Los Angeles Its I and I was opening up an treal. Winner Jim Lonborg. 13- Actory over New York. For Heisman: '. IL.L - - g, .' 101 '~ 1, , I- "o , 9.13')) I t'1'lT .' a : , J ;~J', ~'4 L1 .. ' a '1,:C. " , ? ig ' ? , , •:', ' ,., ', :" ) ' t•', '',, i /, ', I) ; 1 :14(1 -l'111 :_ 11 , :I ' 'r r r �IILS*ápL':; _____ .1 __________ 4 - TELEVISION . i LISTINGS AND HIGHLIGHTS . Thy- .. _________ a £vwils.g __ __ ir_ _____ ____ ® L$AM. am I POWC, CN1HEP$U*IPSC. IOOCU ___ I1*TIAN. M a OWN" CL CL 01111;04M MOVIE: "Flamingo pad" Qj,j, : WAVL o4,. OX MppogNa'p i*o*i ZZIM tiii,imi CL tau Ci) CL (I) Wi4rs ies P sofixi * tii co (I) VENTION: No4natlons, ballolIng, SC0itiflCi Ernest Thomas. IOdIL lPii Psi I1N I k.IY MuiUuii si k matvnsr SIPtSt *IILIS. ii UIU1*! 11 I $WW (( br WiIl,vi THEE• CL - ..&,w.J.4 00) I. Nam NO dceson,ck. 00 hen not) L Ppy a k .T om shi*p Aleffiands 0-0 Gift i,, Psti ni o. J'ui., THE tR4TOUC,uzs ____ I • (4) • CL IPSO (LWRYIMATWi0W.Ry grist N.DWiRlPUu,W u•. NI. a TêF$Y. '17w ---------- (4) (I) YOUNG NC $TIX LESS (I) WiLD, M.D MST (Non,) RIVALS OF ______ ____ • -.' !I!-- EWNING - - -. =- UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (Nat.) NOVA (Rt) SOCK SEAT - am MOM ollined in WO. - 0 NO VALLEY Qreu) "De.eit Pheniori." CL (DITHE GONOIIOY Ci) (I) SEARCH FOR OW DAILY tths Friday - - Morning 61I NI 's 610 *CI) Fla L114 - - HUGH OUIAN RICHAIDIOONE JOHNCAuADIpi MAN C&OTHE iic MRG.N SH!H4OtTH _ Ift llbm 'I ' a - a - (ID OF •SE$IVA 8TPET • 800 CL F=mi !AC (t)-aft, Fw l • PORT 0 lic .o Delores Writer Poses I n By JAY 8HAR5ITF .. ,0*4) FOPEYtNCFRIB C!) SES.8TJEEi (I) 0000 uoApIipi AMERICA 800 (4) CL CAPTAIN .!PMOO PHIL OCFMa.g (i) MIKE XIJ0LA88H CI) MOVIE (fl) 415y,pf (51W) Ikilno Ckit" -- (a.vn Is.n L*ad Paii_Kaly (ThLn.) T)w LIeNry of kile Ibgot. (81W) __ Itio - .--- 11:0 @ONUS n NT PR Pablo Knewfos. (Fill) 'P1I Kay" (01W) i_ . ,. __ ONff e MWACE" SIC SWAP slopS PLU SANS P.M. IILARD lov. the nation Monday nlgt AP Teleyfalos Writer In the unlikely ev'mnCBS'a KANSAS CITY, Mo. AP Dan Rather, NBC's auIe The trouble with being a mem. Mackin or ABC's AM Ch*lpton bit of the North Carolina dole. thrust forward a micr*ione gallon down there on the floor and aougbtmyv1e,suaorth at the GOP National Convention Carolinian, a .a_ dda.d is that the TV carnares block with aid of a kindlY yow view of Walter Cronkite. sitting next to me. And John Qiancellor and David She was Mrs. Karol , Brinkley. Greensboro housewife, 'TheplatfornlsbearingtheTv oftwo and co'chalrmanoon. cameras and photographers aid Reagan's primary 'amWitiflt obotructing our view of paign In GuIlford County,N.C. IA booth way above us She said she'd - ga II.J - - HI- I (4) (1) 1;! niwlv us r•J WISh .ui 'IH I I I 11 ,. ,1-"~~-,x27 " R W iiy " V £ -- PlCTlyiOUSNaMi Notice Is hereby given that I am thIQed In business at 250.Hwy 17. 92, Fern Park, Seminole County, Florida under the fIctitIous name of FRANK ISAUGH, and that I Intend to register said name wIth th provisiona of the Fictitious Namee Statutes, TO-Wit: S ec tion •5$$ Florida FId Stafutes 1957. 5: Prank C. Ebaugh Jr. Publish: Aug. 12, 19,35, Sept. 3, Itis DEC-U _______________ . __________________ Furnished 2BR house, S Points, den. air, washer I dryer. $155 per mo. 332 5151. I Z La Florida. Training program ducted in Sanford at local store. Interviews between 1 and 4 only. 21341. FrenchAve. Paylass Shoes. Educational Child Careforas low as _________________________ $3, weekly If you quality. 333.8434 or 333.5435, ________________ Shoe Clerk, mtsS be mature& neat. STORING IT MAKES WAIT! Sales exper lance preferred. Apply SELLING IT MAKES CASH, at Sanford Shoe Canter in PLACE A in the iaw IT ar PRICE is Rioirr __.i .- crowded Kemper arena, the front of u up -- -: CLASSIFIED AD NOW. $115 mo. No pets. 5500430. ____ • •' '• Private Mobile Home lot for rent. $40 mo. South Sanford Ave. 323. 0731. _______________________ NOTICE OPSNURIPP'$ SALE AVON Mva levied upon the following described property owned by Van Nurses: RN'S I LPN's, Aides, Aid. SAN MO PARK, 1, 3 3 bedroom companion. Needed Immediately Doren Enterprises, Inc.. Said trailer opts. Adult I family park. 3300135. property being located in Seminole Weekly. 3311 Hwy 17.52, Sanford. County. Florida, more 2nim 4) particularly Sales Clerk, experienced In ladles' __________________________ described as follows: ready-to-wear. Apply In person Lake Mary clean I private. One Rigid Threading Machine only to Rojay's, 315 1. 1st St., bedroom furnished W.I mall, no One Kalamazoo Sand Saw downtown Sanford. No phone pats. One L incoln SA 300 Arc Welder on ca lls. ________________________________ Trailer 2 BR, air, screened por ch, chIld. No One Cut A Matic Track Torch pets. 11125. Alto I lit, turn. air, OneLincolnArcWel TAXIDRIVERS nice, $125. Also 3 IN unfurnished Three ideal Arc No. 230 Yellow Cab. 201 S. Park Ave house, $IS0.323.alSt Two Acetylene Tor ches Sanford ___ .-n and three tanks LaEeMa.y One Tool Troller Secretary for health agency, .1One Crane Seem, grey finish diversified duties, good typing 332.2344 One Kenworttt Double Axle skills, I general office experIence -_ , _. near thepo- POOL :'-' ROOM Across Prom Ranch Hevi. 323-U70or131-l777 - - ! - __________ Horns Improvements ______________________ - _- C.E.SHEPHERD Land Clearing Roof Repairs, Carpentry, P.iinling, Home Mepars, Gutter'ing, Cement work Free estimates. Central Heat & Air For free estlmata,, Cll Carl Harris at SEARS In Sanford )22 177). STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Classified Ads didn't work there wouIitbeariy. - Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Cutlom Work Licensed. lOnged dave some camping equIpment you no longer use? Sell It all with a Classified Ad In The Herald. Coil 12213)1 or 531-1953 andafrIendly - - BackHoe E for 30 pct. commission. Free Pick. 1573 Honda 730 CC, *300 miles, ex. UPS. Auction. Saturdays 7 p.m. cellevO condition. msia after ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Sales jGARAGff_SALF_-.%0. ttD. RPOKER. Sanford 3224270. 0 CRANK CON'ST.,REALTY REALTORS-430.g01 Eves. 323.30$ - 3 Bedroom, 1½ bath. central heat & air, carpeting. Exceliqnt con- 1:30. - n Q&3P4. Nights-322-2332 - - $'urnitrp, !,ctot?', dish. etc. 101Urkwood. Idytlwlide. Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom LARGE mobile home. Excellent condition, GARAGE 1939 VW Fastback, automatic SWAP SHOP FLEAMARKET transmission, new fires. $300. 323. Anyone can be a seller or a buyer. 1241 No charge. All admitted free. Conic browse every Sunday ItO 5 at the Movleland Orlve.in 1975 Dodge Dart, green with white vinyl top with sunroof. Take over Theatre, South 11.12. Phone 322, SALE- Something for everyone. 9 lii. .Fri I Sat. 117 Lake Blvd., Lodi Arbor. Fishing Gear; Heaters; Danish LR sat; Double led, complete; Stamp Albums; Cornet; Knick. Knacks: Misc. 71-Aidijes Lease a Datsun Including S cars and trucks. For information call Bill Antique Love Seat Red Velveteen Upholstery $100 322-35* JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 72 and 73 Models. Call 3230370 or $3415* Deeler. SACKETT INVESTMENT CORP., REALTORS Buick Station Wagon Phillips oaStaflon 1912 El Camino V.5, automatic. power steering, $1305. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD ROBSON MARINE 2925 Hwy 17.92 322.5531 11' Truck Camper In excellent condition 50-Mscellan.ous for sale S -MisicaIrcIisiaiIse REAL BARGAIN, CONCORD Motor Farm Wagons $2003. Up Like New- Lovely Walnut StylIng. Will Finance, for reliable party. Call Mr. Jenkins 3055150010. __ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if Classified Ads didn't watts there 60-Office Supplies *971 Toyota Station Wagon, Corona Mark II. Superior coed., radio. air. Days *063200. Eves, 321.5135. Bob McKee Used Cars 1 17 W. FIRST ST., SANFORD W. have many good clean tat. mod.I .Us.d Cars to Choose From. __ Used ,Office Furniture. i97SCOUGARXR.7 1975 FORD GRANADA 4-door 1975 NOVA, V-I 2-door 1974 DODGE DART, 6 cylinder, 2-door 1974 PLYMOUTH DUSTER, 6 cylinder, 2-door 1974 VOLKSWAGEN KARMANN GHIA 1973 BUICK CENTURY 4-door 1972 BUICK SKYLARK 2-door hardtop 1971 DODGE MONACO 2-door hardtop 1970 DODGE CHARGER 500 2-door Wood or steel desks, executive desk & Chairs, Secretarial desks & Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, chairs, straight chaIrs, filing Counter tops. Sinks. Installallon cabinets, a$ is. Cash and carry available. Bud Cobalt. 3228052 anytime. NOLL'S Casselbarry, 17 .92, $30 '' - 62-LaWIs-Garden balance of$IIS.SOor pay $11.10 per .xi trade-in. singer equipped to zigzag & make button holes. Balance of 53l.0 or 10 patments of $6. Call credit manager, 322 941* or se, at SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301E. 1st St.. Downtown 1970 Pontiac LeMans, new paint. Good condition, 51.010. 327.3511. Home 24' 1915 sleeps S. self COfltairwd under factory price. Call 333.3191. wouldn't be any. BY SINGER 1970 VW Fastback. excellent cond. AM-FM radio, air, many extras. Days, *442201 Eves. 3211155. 3243l3 RECLAIMED PIANO $1195-BAL Due $892.60 322-2031 or 321-5119 after S Phone 333.5050 7S-Reaiation.I Vehectes Merchandise WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 31I.3I5E First St. 322-3422 Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.15 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave. 04 9Th & French Ave. You home it. l Buy it Sanford Auction 1300 FrorKIL 3237340 32' Cabin Cruiser, complete facilItIes, excellent condition, Must see to appreciate. 15300. Days, 322-4313 or 3230315. Nights. 3"42". - Ray cc Jack Mink, 831.1315. fl-Auction 55-801111's & Accessories Beautiful 1 acre lots from $4,990. Only $51 down with low payments. *07.1511. mm, payments, 121*. Garage $ale, 127 Roeahia Dr., I-i. Aug. II, 20, 31. Moving. New 25 gal. Gas Tank; 230 Amp Welder'; - -- . 7-p& Tr' CARPORT SALE 205 PaIns Place Sat.onlv -4ifahIIi Hoities FUTURA 323-801, Lawn Mower Sales & ServIce - We Sell the Best I Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301W. First St., 3224403. 1 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 401 Celery Ave. Rare & Exotic new arrivals, PLANTS I ANSWERS. 210E. 1st St. .,' "" ___ ___ - 'MUST SEE'tII I OR, concrete ob over 1100 W. Reduc ed to Serve Alterations, Dress-Making, Drapes, Upholstery. 3220107 ESTER5OP LAND CLEAR Isin Sulldoilg, Excavating, Ditch... work, Fill dirt, top soil. 3235943 ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING -- - Financing.Nothing Down • 373 3751 VET- NO DOWN- 3 R. I'. baths, air conditioned, fenced Yard, low monthly payment. FHA Down MUST SELL. THIS WEEKFabulous buy at $35.500. 3 OR, 2'baths, family room double size f enced oak Shaded yard. well. extra large Mast er bedroom. and Immediate occupancy • Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. 0 cUVITAL r FOR Bralley Qdham423.'4670 - All kinds of digging. Housstraliers stored and moved. 322-5142. $19,900. . - Land clearing, till dirt, clay, rock: ___________________________ FRIDAY and SATURDAY PICTURE BOOK CHARM- Lovely old 3 BR, on huge picturesque lot to settle estate. $23000. HERE'S THE OFFER YOU'VE WAITED FOR REALTOR,MLS ____________ TIL MIDNITE SUNDAY 15 Harold Hall Realty BUILDER-DEVELOPER PAYMENTS AS LOW AS 323-5774 anytime g _______________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________ LII., Clearing, Mowing; Discing; PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY Pill Dirt; Clay; Rock; Sand, OR SELL, AND WATCH THE Backhoe Loader. Ph. 322-5521. PROFITS GROWl - - - Landscaping & Lawn Cars and fPrlIIlzing. Free esilmet$, Phone 323-5534. & removal. Free estimates, Licensed I inSured. ____________________________ $52-HI;. • - ppland ______________ - Toyot.i modlied the CoroiIjj eng.rk, this yeat to get even better gs mileage than Last year's C01011j. And of all the 1i)y. priced F OVOIJS. this little -Door Sedan is the very lowest. picaci of them ill. But the basic Corolla Isn't stripped! The low puce includes a 4-speed synchromesh trjn,z-nission reclining Hi-back bucket seats. . power front disc brake-s -. rear window defogger. - more' 4 Bedroom Ti.rfgrass Consulting Service WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS Golf Courses, Sail Fie lds, Lawns 373 0079 for more Into. -. ' Painting A) Panting- hush, roll. s pr ay. Quality work. Reasonat)l, price, rise estimates 3-274SI SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type, and slims Werspllrand ss,.,ic, STIHE MACHINE I SUPPLY .0. 207 W.2nd51. 3 S ZI - 3033.40 531.40 , FINANCE saatae' with approved credit 2500.00 3142.12 APR 14.33 pct. Get your hinds on a 'Ryota. Voul never let go. :11 % ! N 1ji___ 7:1311 I ,I_- I If . . . . CONSTFflJC'TONC 711 W. 25th Sanford. Fla.J COLUMNS. TOTAL SALE PRICE DOWN PAY - . Medls I,..... nd Park Homes By SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD En 23.00 ________________ SIIIiSaöItISt.Il - 113.15 OTHER FEES . Central Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting WAYNE J.LBNNOX&ASSOC. SALE PRICE SALES TAX Park - QUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Well Drilling Prwne333-17fl ______________________ - Corolla 2-Door Sedan. 2 Bath - 2893.65 ______ ______ EXPERT LAWN CARE Mowing, Edging, Trimming -__ ---.-- ______ s6869 MO. YOUR TRADE.,N MAY MAKE THE DOWN PAYMENT - , s TREE SERVICE edging. tritiming, weeding LUMBERJACK Tie. trimming Freelsttmatel. . ___________ Tree Service ___________ Free eslilnale. ad - 1114 Honda Elslnore, MT 210, street legal. 2.9110 miles. Like new. NO. JENNY CLARK REALTY Realtor Phone 303.332-1)51 5att,o Homes ready for your inspection .wing C&A Painting, Remodeling, General Repairs Call 333 $73, v.111 help PINEY WOODS SAWN We Buy Furniture I Mlscallan.ous. Sell ______________________ - 11104 Imp vitit? OAVE'S323.5370 S4-Gsra pays all. 5½ Pct. annual pct. rate, One of Singer's top Touch and s.'w ZIg Zag machines. Assume yrs. *18500. dillon. $22,500. 323-1511. We Buy Furniture BLAIR AGENCY 323-31611or322.7710 ________________________ 1955 Honda, CI 330, 9515 Milo. Excellent coed., $355. 332.3511. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. II C;assili.d Ads didn't work., there wouldn't be any. '25,000 . Conventlonal.5% ... Golf game Weto W? sell thM old cIibs With a cIaisilis.j ad. Call 332. 7311 or 131-ISv). Appomattox Hardscrabble Republican Cclfax Julia Dent Shiloh Chattanooga 1 Mexlcan War Vicksburg Galena 'Reconstruction West Point. Tomorrow: Judy Garland - . VA ART BNUWN PEST CONTROL 2$32ParkOriv, 322 flf Classified Ads will always give you Have some camping equipment more. .. Much, Much More than no longer use? Sell it all with a you expect. Classified Ad In The Herald, Call 322 2611 or 531-5953 and a friendly ad-visor will help you. $151. Pirst.332 3743 sppw PROM _________ *Ith - air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio. $3,000 equity & assume loan of 132,000. 221-0303. Motorcycle insurance buy. $37,900. 328-3091. New 2.3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Put Control can Cover -your home _______________ alum siding & solfit System Alto Interior, Exterior Plastering, Roofing. Gutters 30 yr lip Plaster Patching I Simulated Eagle Siding Co $51 9343 Srick I Stone Specialty. 322-7100. - __________ We have a large selection of black & wttite portable TV's. $23 to $43. HERB'S TV, 1200 S. French, M. S1-Houeho$d Goods $100 down. About $150 a month - tools, etc. buy 1 or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 211 Sanford Ave. 53-IV. Radlo.SIsrso & $-torcycs For used furniture, appliances, oo SANFORD, brick 3 OR, I", baths. Cars & Trucks Any year thru *97* models. 7 dory Cash 322.4132 $75 garage, gold carpet.. Clew to schools. 3202S1 after 5:30. Lovely 3 SR. 2 bath, central Iiiet MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk S. AluminumSiding GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FRflM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Rig Real Estate Broker 8*3W. 1St 13. 323-3031 or 323-0517 eves. want 1971 or older Dodge Dati, ales will buy any make convertibfs Phone 323. NO. heat. 2 car garage, exceptional Sanford's newest residential Deigllborhood -- REALTY M. (JNSWORTH - - lilY JUNK CARS- from $10 to 135. Call 332-1071 after 4 p.m. Sanora 3 BR. 2 baths. Central air I SOUTH _____ J 002.0)54 Sacrifice- Montgomery Ward Trash Compactor, never used. Oviedo area, country home, cus tom built- 2¼ acres, 4 BR, 3 ba ths, $100. Also Seers Shredder Grinder With leaf tender, used twice, $iio. Office, 3300 sq. It,. 3 mos. oid, 322-2502. 55.000 equity end assume mci. 'gage at $55,000. Appraised *50.000. Owner. 355-3400. 77- AudiO WaiIs we__ Call Collect, 5*3131 b Buy . No qualifying, pay equity, assume mortgage. 4 OR, 1½ baths, DEBARY - 322.217a - Forrest Greene Inc. REALTOR$5301032 SANORA' .1 $150 firm Dryer, apartment size - Deltona, . Dryer, brand row, Approx. 53.000 down, $151 month. Price 521.300. Owner, 3230523. ____ By Owner 3 OR, 2 bath, small down.no qualifying. ph.days. 321. 0451. eves . 323-3931. Drive by - 1335 S. Summerlin Ave., large oaks, pine I palm trees. 3 OR. 2 baths, air Conditioned, neat & clean. Move in vow. Drive by & call today; $17,550 iillIrl!ZIlIlIIFIIItII///1 LEXST_A PHONE CR11 AWAY _______ _____________ ______________ BEAUTY woros below forward, back. ward, up, down or diagonally. Find etch and box it In. I Cliff Jordan, Realtor 531 -8232 2017 S. FRENCH FIRST OFFERING- 3 BR. 2 bath s. garage, wall-to-wall carpet. central heat & air CondItioning. Plus swimming pool. $27.100. Assume 7~ pct. VA loan. DYNAMIC PROPERTIES s. V. Hardwick, Broker In Six Month s Lease Now Do you have $1,000? Than call us, and start INVESTING your Instead of flwowlng it awayl Have 3 BR homes available now to slart you Out EARNING voIced of burning. - Appaloosa P8111111110 Colt. 322-1343. - 531-5253. 321.0041 - - -, QUIET AREA 2 I OR redecorated house, lots Of kitchen cabinets, ea bar, new carpeting, new roof, central heat and large fenced back yard. Income Central air I heat, for mal Realtor-Associate. After Hrs. $34. 1723. FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS - 4 Yr. Old Roan More, schooled by pro'essional trainer. Excellent riding horse; also Ii (1W. old Sanford. 323-3200 dining room, office, large family room. Older established neigh. borhood. Close in. Must sell. Reasonable. Call Phyllis Ca pponi, MLI-REALTOR$ Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and show quality. Craipad ears a shots. $150 I. $300. Terms. $110. KENMORE WASHER ports, service. used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCI$3fl.11,, Quaint 3 Il home, llrge hot, variety of citrus trees produces small Own Free two black female kittens, part Siamese. beautiful. 327.13$i, M-Horiss 1SYR. FHA FINANCING GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Drive Southern Charm 5553. ., Dealer. carpeted. $35,551 333)955 after S Mobile Home, 53.300, 2 BR. aIr, 1½ baths, covered patio. Call 8341122. -Estate Ad In the Herald. 322-2811; W. Woodland Dr 3$$3742 By Owner, 3 SR. 7" baths, central H & A, screen patio, membership available. $1,500 SANFORD Shepherds, with papers. in or beet otter, 153 1. - covered patio, storage building, Pool, marina, tennis. 512,500. 445. down, assume 133,000. 3335302. tractive home. Only 129.100 1505 W. 251b St. Sanford, Flu. 322.2090 4 Sanford Must sell 3 BR, 3 bath. hiving, dining, den, & utility room. Carpeted, self-cleaning even, dishwasher I disposal. 2 car garage, fenced, pool & tennis court It today to appreciate this a,. '135 Highway 17.53, Sanford - Relorating rooms, range, refrigerator, "Mal shed, utility room, patio, and double carport. Will sel l FHA. See SANFORD Reduced for quick sale- By Owner, Suniand 3 OR. 1 bath, heat & air, many extras. $11,510. 30331). Garage sales are In swain. Tell The people obey? it with a Classified leg. German One of lIngers linear. kid new for eeds sevnaone to assume balance. $193.85 or pay $12.30 'no. Free home trial. Will take trade. Call Sill at 331.509?. ft., living ulliffy, on. sewe *' sispsloupica up. 143.323053. 4-1111111115. - * SINGER FUTURA * ______ LONGW000- B eautiful corner lot with large oak shade tree in front. Set in a quiet neighborhood, this 3 OR 2 Bath home is close to schools an.1 1.4 1 17-12. Features large Studio, 12,3 Bedroom ApIs. Ist, one Story Kitchen Equipped Adu lt-Family BUSINESS DIRECTORY I - On. Bedroom From icl!IS' ERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 322-05)3 Lujsny Patio Apaibnents NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED 5 $A LON ULYSSESS. -' GRANT _ 1 lfocmeriy Harriett's beauty NoOs) CU Nj 0 NO IT CURT S NO CE P OBEUVPONTECEGAXTHN I N J U L I A D £ N tH R Y N A G A 0 K HA R Y CS HI i/VA XE P F AT! G S VJS XC 0 I,44iTD PML I I NA £ IUSBV ,4/*NTOXAENARH % B KR BSC F TOTSEWEKLGNE BUSED TO HA TB A NM F B AS Y URMWSX I RECONSAXUOTE PG SE WHO LI H SIX RU P1 RD LAW CHAT X H OP P AH RE C U N RHJUL I ELBBARCSDRAHR I'- 323-7832 space. 530.350. 317.5%, - Tires (13,*x 15.3. leg Mu lxi; GM S he II" rims. 11* Also teal ____ WIDE, 3311057. RIg. ROSI Estate broker WIlT REALTY Rig. Real Estate Broker 321.0510 3272740 323-1555 323.0175 PLUS-. Prestigious 3 BR, 2 Bath home on 100'a200' tree shaded lot with Central HIA, lush w.w carpeting, modern fireplace, hand-crafted cabinetry, arid • garden oft Master SR. $15,300. Hal Colbert Realty Furnished or Unfurnished _________________________________________________________________________ BATEMAN REALTY S.,iharj.'(j" this for $77,500, 4 OR, Longwood area, $27500. LAKESIDE APARTMENTS - - Beauty Car. I S Acres, Michigan Ave., 12.500 per acre. 'Village 0. -- ..'- PERSONALITY PLUSI Spacious 3 OR home with loads of charm. Quality wortmanship throughout. Features large rooms, 4 fireplaces, w-w carpet, beautiful paneling and Family Room. All U ord.ns _6 NEED A HOME?- $100 down payment to qualified buyers. 3 Sit, 1½ baths, central heat. refurbished. As i a: INC. eneva -'.'-__ c. Kish Real ST MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Extra large older 3 SR home. 1201 Magnolia Ave. $17,100 EVES. 3fl.)57 or Tractor w.Falrlane Trailer required. Immediate OpenIng. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILABLE Additional Information available Color TV, Air Cond., Maid S.rv. Located 11 mIles West of Sanford. from the Civil Division of the Call 9043534153 for Interview. QUALITY INN NORTH Seminole County Sheriff Office and I-II$R431, Longwood 553-400 the undarsigned as Sheriff ot Letmeshowyouhowyoucafl, S300tolSOOperwwli. Call 323-5313. I SR turn, apt., Iigtmt. watar Seminole County, Florida, will at Adults only, $13, 3323393 after i 11:00 A.M. on the 3rd day of Sep. APARTMENTMANAOERS wt-da ys. tember,A.D. I573. Offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Responsible married couple needed to r ent I maintain new apartment Sentoc'd. adults only. Modern Studio subject to any and all existing lens, II 84. Air. carpet, etc. $59 per complex. You will live rent frie at the Front (West) Door of the within the complex and rec eive 'w up. 323-1019. Seminole County Courthousm in Salary I benefits. No children or Sanford, Florida, the above 3 Room upstairs turn apt. pets. Retired or Semi-relIved oesczibeo personal property, Llghtslwater included Couple Call Joan M inds That Said sale Is being made to III Park Ave. for an appointment at3ll-OflOor satisfy the terms of said Writ of write P.O. Box U. Sanford, FIa., 3 Room upstglrs turn, a Execution, pt. Lights I 3277). John E. Polk, Wat er included, 3 1 5 Park Ave. Sheriff Expanding sales business needs rking partners. No Investment, ............ $70 U, IT, i, IIT. L rn I AN Mobil*Homes 321-1254. DEC33 AdUIts -Pfop,fo __ S. InsuuclIons: riioaen Under $31000 CAMELOT AT CASSELIE11Y "Th Pv.f(qs Cer'rm1' _ NEAR SCHOOL I SHOPPING- 3 OR, split plan, 1½ baths, central HIA, 121.100. jJ REALTORS East off 17.53 atSemino$a Blvd. (Horse Track Rd.) Follow Signs to models off Winter Park Drive Open lObS 530.7144 I tries. 1)0,500. SERVICE BEYOND " THE CONTRACT" 2 New Models ' GOLOSSORO- 3 SR.) bath frame. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 331S Park 520.000. 5 loIs. 130,510.323.7371. ___ -;--, LARRY SA XON. INC., REALTOR 322-2420 Oenerai Contractor 3334W _____ 500. Call Sanford's Sales Leader Lake Mary, 3 OR, near lake, fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, 21-SituationsVis*ad i$-HsIpnId NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN thai _______________________ _ by virtue of that certain Writ of un Fast Foods, Co try Execution Issued out of and under LANDSCAPING FOREMAN- Restaurant, Clubs, ChsfCook wlthowr3jYrs. Emperienced, must read blue the seal of the Circuit COWl of experience In all phases of f ood prLtti. $10,000 Potential. Excellent Steward County, Pior • n a business seeking employment in AAA final luOgmint rendered In the opportunity. EM. or around Sanford area. 333.-1511. af oresaid court on the bid day of PLOYMENT, 201 Commercial, July, A.D. 1975, in that certain case _____________________________ 30.Aj*rtmiiWsUiWurnlslud entitled, American Steel Service Centers, Inc. a Florida corporation, DUPLEX- FurnIshed or un. Plaintiff, vs. Van Dorm En. furnished. tarprises, Inc., a Florida car. HAVE A VERY ME*kY CHRIST. Ideal location. MA3- and the money to pay f Reasonable rent 3U.3fl1. poration, Defendant, which It. 'Start 151l selling bea utiful aforeSaid Writ of Execution was Products. Make beautiful money. delivered to me as Sheriff of 31ps,'tmsns Furnished Call 3443079 for lntofmitlin. Seminole County, Florida, and I ___ Professional Bldg. JOHNNY WALKER Reg. Reel Estate iroks. ___ THE TRANSFORMATION NEEDED. A creative decorator to transform this lovely classic two Story 3 bedroom home We a showplace. High ceilings, wood floors. On 3 lots. Only 121.300. 525. $29,710. 322 mi Evi. 327 1455 327.4151: 322•1114 Horns Lots --A No Qualifying. $55 do., $155 mo, 3 BR, Wi bath, central Mst.alr, l ar ge lot. 3225343. DREAMWOLD- 2313 Hartwell. Cozy 3 OR, 2 bath, in like , condition. Central Imea, & air, family room, eat.in kitchen with breakfast bar, plus lots more. - lots S. French 323-1301 - Ave. Just listed, ttmis2ll. Ibath, on 2 acres, with small born and fenced pasture. Carpeting, workshop. All for 123.000. Wm. H. Stemper•Reaftor 2 BR.carpet,d,alr Adul?s,$l10mi. or 3223170 321 i. lit St. Call3212511or531.5513. $1SQ,C30: $113,000 After Hrs. 332-0315 322.3CC) 115.000. Plus, Ideal. $130,000. 210', perfect, _____ 3fl.3fl REALTOR 323 1284 Cou rt- Just check thisi Only yrs. old, 3 OR. 1½ baths, central heat, carpeting, large utility room. Neat & clean. $22,000. As is. 1)2.300. - 2521 Park or. TWENTY WEST- 3301 West Mitch RONTAGE,FRPC*I &VE..- Iry uwsy corner. 113.iC_U: 2W Bargain, U0,00I; 100' corner, 830.000; 214' Mobile Home In Lin9WOOd, • _ _ TWO STORY Terms. ...•.... . posing u a North Carolina wn several hundred delegate. Around this bogus away, cuing the joint, posailly delegate sa other delega,, peering at the 1nr all the genuine article from the York delegation behind us. I Tithe.! date. But nothing happened. A1 The object of my exercise thepledgeofaI1eglanc,,prar Was to watch the network and the national an em, I th troopswatcb us, with or without stretched my neck and saw Don their TV camera and ml- Rather up front near As crophones, as the convention Michigan delegation Intercommenced In p rime time be. viewing a man in a red golf cp, fore millions of viewers across Couldn't hear a thing. I I I I I $150 322-S4Oafterl --_________ - ___________________ 11"hflltructjofN 2 SR. House, Furnished ty Stenstrom Real $u - 0 Phone 322 7551, Sanford ____ JIM HUNT, REALTY w Longood, small lake, 3 SR,2 bath central al., 1100 sq, CITY-2218 Palmetto-Cool oft on Your front porch in this lovely older I OR, 1½ bath, carpeting, central heat & air, well land. scaped lawn. ELEGANT CITY ESTATE - Pooh Flreplacel III, huge kitchen. sun room, cottage, many extras. Your last stool You will love the an. tertaining showplace features. Only $57,551. Terms. TWO STORY Excellent condition, S on, 133.000. fl-Houses Furnislid ____________________ CDT - to !:I 15 P.M. UYU in mor*ai monitors dimly glowing. of detection. it wu In sharp contrast to the Tell the truth, It was kIM of big unexpectedly hot lights boring. CBS's Motton Deand under which your observer sat Miss Mackin initially et to a __ ISEEK£FIND_ _____ potential. STENOGRAPHER- rusH..!; ymis 1000 SON (R) dsp. m.ou, • . . IUPINVISONExperienced. sia.* _____ . . U1RUA' ft 'gUj\,fl heat, welt located, new reel Sailer pays all closing except pre. Reduced to $33,750. in Sunland. 111$ mo. plus security LANDSCAPER - FHA TERMS -i OR, 1 both, air, - Chancy, John CarradIn.. 406"wo i, . ,SW irvl In 1k. r1nk fln4 I 1l,L.'e k s WMI b VV II menu riau a ga Harry Reasoner or Howard K. throat end couldn't .peak. .(B&W) We"Olb,gn Man ai.w () -yhg Smith. Their booth seemed So from 7p.m. '. - 11 Multiple Listing Service bath, 3 OR, air Conditioned, fenced yard. ______ CI) I p' CI) HOONf$ nae 'TL,R LITTI.E ?'U .4GACV 1 - ____ (Thin.) "Fcwtdkj.n (Fit) "The 4773•411i 3fl.3i3a. - CI. P (Iri 1RONBICE I As ft Delegate (4) (1) caePs:(7.3o,5 S 40f OX 4gr _______ -- I 5IWInqMachIns Singer Touch IN Sew. wish walnut censele. balance $71-N Sr C of $12.30. NATiON. 213$S.SanfordAve. IDYLLWILDE- 202 Dogwood. Executive 311,2 baths, on large lot. Brick fireplace in living room, breakfast bar. $43,500, Hwy 17.12, Orange City LLoyd Babb; Broker. washer, fenced back yard. Sunhand. 5)30. leN. WAITRESS- immediate opining MAID- No UPHOLSTERERstart lIMO me. SALES CLI tX- SoIIe ixpirlincl SUSY III CHILD CANE SALES RIPS- SewrsI positions 2421 Holly Ave. SICRITARY. BOOKKEEPER Pe333.7$)o4333.0700 SECRETARY- Shorthand I Christian Day School hIS opening Typing a must for 4 4tt.1 yr. nWe.'" fill DRiVIR-Mu,thaveOwntruckat van, all expame'pi.IuI *11 Y.r. Lutheran Church of Redeemer, "WE SELL SUCCESS323.UI2or Mrs. Martin, 3224155 or 322.1175 301 Commercial Mrs. Holcomb, 332.1321. ___________________ MANAGER TRAINEE- Must willing to relocate ill state of W9VeS . __________ UNDERDOG . OX TX min. kwal It$ FRJ1p408 ROCKY - - . SHOWTIMI C!) ULIAS, YO NC YOU 8 UISTEF4103EIIS • 8 MOVIIO: (b) er (T) "his Ar00hed TV or -______-- LASS1E (I) .. drinkers. For tjj,pe information ciii 4234507 _________________ p,m CL CD'hi0GANCYOU CL SLH4AI9EJBLEE Ci) I TODAY (Lo TO SlU.Y 400 MIII "IUPFA&o IlLs. a THU IN I aoe.ey (I) MIDDAY ____ ! LAST 1OO CL I Ci) PASTORS STUDY , - NBC - am= 12 3 For families or friends of problem - _&I S ILOVE LUCY (i) GILLIGAN'S LAND (51W) 8 THE SuNB*iv*j.wj CI) (1.On.) WITH THIS NO (Tues., Wed., Thurs.)I DREAM OF JEN'l4iE () PROFiLES Pd EDUCATION (Fit) PICTt CF HEALT).t Lh*viokyolllorIhJs. (I) DALY RO 6.30 CI) (Pd. OlVy) I OØAl,f ENIME MM j 1256 (I) formal maintenance 3217). JflUNIlU.*wi 107 W.Commercpi 332.7151 Treeshad,d,fenced.3,R,I½., Ph. cm., kit. iiip, air. cp$., washer, dryir, screen porch. 10' a 21' lawn bldg. 123.000. 323.0)0. RIVERFRONT- St. Johns River.. Will trade this gorgeous 3 IN, 2 bath on river with goodies. Pricid at $41,500 ,or a nousi close to Navy Base,from 135.051 to $10,001 3 ON home. Orange City, double carport, many shade trees. on 130' a 137' deep IN. Price. $15,300. $125 MO. LLOYDS REALTY 7151. CIU 4334307 Write P.O. ian 1 $anford,Florida32lJI __________________________ e.-ain Cars __________________________ Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Sea $53, Sanford, Pie. 377, S THREE 81001$ TAM 6:15 IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? ALANON -:---- 4X Ci) MP OOL*4 SHOW (I) LtCY MICKEY MCI (51W) (ID SUNSHINE ALWW eta RAL LOVE, AMERICAN STYlE _______ C!)(Al.) R.Ocmr CL ALL MY (Fri.) ROMAGNOIJ'g 8 • 'l'hs (I) • Sanford, Pie. _ - $400 Dpwn Executive garage, di n ing, plus private polio. Water a. lawn furnished, plu swimming & tennis. Ins mo. CALLeAn REAL ESTATE. 322 . Iii. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM ParhapsAleohollcAnonymous Can Help - O (II) MERV GAiFIN itso 1:48 SAY Lo">CANNONMLL ES$ L FrIda REAL ESTATE S !fi,30l 411 11 a _______________ _______________ • _____ IX FLOYD lNT1Npiisi THEATRES AT POPS (d.) - mattirl sl'in. CIII. experience office necessary, Send re$w c.o The referincel to Ave Evening Herald. P.O. be ill?. lag Neal Estate Broker .R$JWSI'iit SIeafitClianYSwnCarpe? Rent Our NeNa.vac CARROLL'S FURNfTURI,335.31I1 KULP DECORATORS *5W. 11CM. 325.2330 We Sw Fwr,ilw* 331 -0139 eves. 322.7 Ac cepting applicaHons on new town homes. Lar ge 3 in, carpet Central air.2 car permanent person. ________________ ARE YOU TROUBLED? Ciii Toil Free, 5141021 for 'We Care" "Hotline." Adults or Teens. Pt E . IX S NOTICIAS IN IIPNIOI. ________________ WJ ( AfInOOn SHOW I GUOSIG £RWCALD *a.i. FAMILY NIT IN ~: (ftq A I iS h 000 NNW ime, 322.4533 s_ S4b W. GANNETT WHITE CallBart ______________________ liii Estate 40Sa.I 3 TENNIS (I) NIY4 CD LAME, YOGA AND YOU pi ) TIQUES (Tu•,) IRICA (l)sn.)VX)M*l4(Rg,) NN NA wi ( 16116 Wd office. Pull t ______________ UOKT y Secretary. DCCtWI - Realtor TRIED (k _______________ Mr. - TAFFER REALTY leg. Rail Estate Sroli.r ____ u. AU EMPLOYMENT, 20) Cnwnerclal, ecolowst ________________________ ______ (I) J Q 1 8 _I .o WOE THE I (Thin.) JINNII(R).( ) IOIA(R) MA D ._.- "It _____ 44_ - SLIM SUDGITI ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. ACLASSIPIED AD LATELY a. Bifore PubkQtlon Sundoy. Noon IF YOU HAVEN'T 4Houses 1100E.2SthSt. YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING - _________________________________ j'.fli CL (I) I%, ) (bL _____ ___ ____ REPUBLICAN Noon Th. DQy LO I CL UO$ON,4ml CD CI) _____ MOVIE: "Hurry Sun. ThE 1 (1 NO.000 AMD HOLLYWOOD , ___ ______ CLof 5654. mo. 3227*. $1 N 11111Mflis1y Hutchison Ocean froew Apis.. 33p S. Atlantic, Daytona leech. Call Mrs. R.U. Hutchisen, 322-1000. . EMPLOYMENT COUN$RLLOI PutywulfIllmo vwro growing. we nea' aireesIve proffla paspi.. If you MW puts, br&ns a mouth. want DEADLINES (I) FAMILY 1.0 CL CE ni NO bwo 01115 -: TER: "l_f (.' SATURDAY NIAAM _____ P00 .lCThlC I • a MONDAY P.M. .NiuO - Sanford Lake Mary s*- 3 on, appIlanc.s. air conditlonId, a-apes, ares r, fenced erflas also. Ciii Priledly HOII Toy PIllsS LlsI i ffi$fl ........41CC Miii •IhFU 2$ Heaso .....31cC 26 times .............?4C5 liii. cu.WMIrnMUM CHAIGI) 3LlMs Minimum l$ Ilirw FRIDAY - ois 1111:110 CL MYSTERY MOVIE: an class black 1boflood. THE ct ILa a a ULM& YOU ANDY*) tIX CD Y PVRTI.&vf, v _______ OTF0M. CI) HOT SEAT LAME, DA NC U PON THE OlAF SWA NI MEW mm PAW ($) CD frJCCAFTIOt ED HEW3 • W) CL SIN A.M. oecs . Is_IhesM,kis.PL - 6 Prefer red, 322 M. °r silts free. No cash invøtmint, collecting v flvecks. 1115Wt5 RATES DEPT. HOURS - Potk . _=": z"Wooml.socurity Op It. DemaMtri?O?S needed In all Ciwistma$ Get yeuv 831.9993 CLASSIFIED Conshan Ford. III?. (I?ifl.) I N k,us. P Lcim Wt lishi (AL) Ic øW. mm wmfil 11 'ISST IN ONLY LD, WILD WEST -. . op 322.26k t1 a 1100 (I) S - Ct to= a a usT*,s, DOWN. 111111111111 ' 0:30 11 (1) fl1 , ,. a. Oi DL* 11 • • h*lMbwftgomwm& W . .t iso euyy. • VV AT THE TOP: • k"in waft OSMOSIS Cl) CL EG AT ( CCMl SACKS COTS ow CELEBRITY wwwwww () irni I I*?*A MONIY? uo Orbndo WInt Siminole 100 CL I "~~f CLASSIFIED ADS , _______ oacta IX ____ .,,, - 31A-DpIsxes 11111. 4101111% - - 11 __ woomm a- aD ___ - cos 11:10 _ -- ...... For Appointment Call 3O - 322 _3103 I I I CARS OF SANFORD, INC. TOY SANFORD I T DELAND AIRPORT BLVD. RT. 17.53 I PHONE PH. 322-8601 I 668-4231 o1IstYour8u5l.,.2I32211Of83lgçç3 iiiiism Ell 14 - '.''-v . - : .'-' • - j& I ii.) ..,,, , - t 'j W"(": " "" -, V, j'' t ~ ** - 1(1 r''' i. r i' ' /, ,- ,I I r- lvl ~k ................. - , •l i' '. ! % • ' •. I / . ? E' ' - - I .- . . t :-. . ki,l,.':,' . .- - :. --------------. • 'I I -I.- , t. - .j•4 ( ii , ii i ....------ J ', I t. ................ , 'i l 1.:, •' 41. It, .;.'j, .. r I ,r1 ,s ,.,t '"1 / - ,. -. .--------------------------- ' ', ' .! ,r f............ �'IvMINWd,FI. PRO",Ai,$7e "" Is 100" Lwa - _ _ lip FEW 811109 I Hot or Iced Ia . 63 AmPrsIoPuuI. AMW I Y 39 Nictitate M1 40 Youn eA Aff" the 4—onthe 41 table cob 42 Prop" ftm 1 MGM dish Accomplished 15 Claostras WWII is Promptitude I i\ 52 Log Joint 53 Mentally sou nd For Frida y, . got, but be 7 Mi Eveniiig 68th Year, No. 312—FrIday, August 20, 1976 5COP1() (Oct. 24-Nov. ). today Th$y 4d be ac" youir downfall. been that's areas where you're patient something Apostles 9 ROW WrtWo mark 55 One ° gcn) aing bothering you If you view u'll succeed. ? I irection 42 R"ussits 58 Killed bovers" May )) situation from a freihaflgk * (April TAURUS 43 Transmitted 22 At all times ST Weight oIndia 17 Onetime Jumping to conclusions In Use your smarts. refrigerator 44 Oral 24 Eskors DOWN SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. matters could be I Darrionstrafte 23 FI&w holders 46 Havreiian 27 Stripliq A profitable opportunity disastrous today. Let your 21) pronoun 24 Of Me mouth goo" 30 Fe"I 25 Hog (proh) 47 Have evening common serne prevail and may suddenly preegat Itself sumptuously 2 Alleviale 33 Mom ioceni nickname 3$ Of a clan 40 CM 01114 etId August 2O76 Guard against $ Submarine Is Eating Place 54 Companpoint dstscto ... '.4 Itsr , Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents • However, In You can extricate yowieff r, -- 1W 9D)R5 I /- ( p3p 1J, LJ __-1 -' •_• SMX %NkbOO WT"I Mom 26 Restrain CO IS SIT 11E J?vo&. 4 6"d composition S Margarine 34 Charm II you'll 48 European ts °Manuscripts V 1 IA 7 2 1 IV R r\ , 1 311 ___ Mart BEETLE BAILEY w.Ikr I"T I%L "TA LOT OF - . I U, TOR&AT rr I" ____ 252$ ___ I I ' , I'VE 60TA THAT SAYS CANT DO 7) 1 I —' RDI LM PENCIL ~ COLOR AATCH. -IW Jogging Article 'k by Sftffd & HohMAI BUGS BUNNY I JUST KNOW! I D&OT SEE HOW I C~4 KEeP CUTTI4 PRK:ES W 6TPi' IN I.L. LET K1 '—'--'--' ' (Ess rL.L " . °I. - 'i'.. - / ' PRISCILLA S NOW TH&T 1. FINALLY 13ROKEN ' ' \. r- )..\ -. VIA _____u. I — / CLATTER W GUL255 WHICH CAR IS TUS cENAT0R'$.' SOUTH ______________________ Williams-- Kimbrough-.. conservative Is ,f9 _____________ FRANK AND ERNEST • by TO THIS R$ ° MtIV'JNG 4 pgrng NOT OUR GRiVNC OMMITTE'. know the guy. fine gentleman . &K92 Neither vulnerable West North East South 10 Pass I V I a Pus 3* au Pan Pan his An elementary review of appreciate receiving your heart is cushioned on the DEAR READER— I usually stomach rather than swinging do not commeni on such wildly like a pendulum inside t I feel compelled heart to be torn from Its Frankly I searched the article diligently to anything I could agree with found not one item. His claim " ogging causes varicose veins is • known physiology. He stated that "with every thump of the ' I' - ''. 4, In yesterday's answer we pointed out that Mo cards at the top of long suits are not M c 0rted by his circulatory dynamics and consider facts rather than Bridge ................6-B Experts Calendar '' The facts are that as you stand still there Is a large column of blood that increases ARRIVEEAMJ _SUNS1NE STATE .. GOVERNOR'S COMMISSION " or " '' M Istake ever V~l .. Comics .............6-B Horosco pe ............6-B Hospilal 5-A Sprts. . .. Republican 1-7-A ........... . . . . ----. ,, T""" ' Editorial.............. 4-A Weather .............5-A Dear Abby ............1-B Women ........... lB FORMER SCHOOL BOARD DAVIESIMS MEMBER JEAN BRYANT trouble' . etecoursethebng develops We change our valus. we discount a Then he played dummy's to'queen completely if q'Jeen of hearts. East played ine s suit and value te nemy' the ace and led back the it up If In a suit bid and rebid to the Profewr's ki 1. artner. 6 It was obvious to the MODERN. send St to- "Win Professor that West held all Bridge" c/o t h N miuI high cards so his next newspaper. P. 0. Box 489. play was the Jack of spades I adio City Station. Now York, which he let ride after West N. Y. 10019) it u _______ i a _. — i I - I I I I By JACQUELiNE DOWD Frances Coleman Jackson, a Herald Staff Writer candidate for the Seminole A day care center operated County school board. for children who live In San Mrs. Jackson could not be Evicted in Geneva they can was (i,) ( I . Iir rOX J * I apply to all buildings. Fire would hike daily charges per Homing and Urban Developdepartments can also conduct child to $2.50. Discounts are merit. inspections for fire hazards. available if more thain one child —Hired Greene and Dycus of The housing authority from a family attends. Sanford to conduct an audit of ford's public housing projects reached this morning for provides little supervision for The commMoner3 were not the housing authority books for has come under fire from comment. There is no telephone the day care center, which does sure whether Mrs. Jackson or e scal year which ended th fi tenants who say the center is at the day care center. admit children who don't live In the housing authority Is June By BOB LLOYD Alexander,36, of Geneva and animal control officers and infested with roaches. A highiy critical audit Lee-Jack Enterprises, the public housing but must give resonsible for spraying the day was prepared last yen by Herald Staff Writer a country club chef at neighbors who live near Sanford Housing Authority firm which leases the day care priority to those who do. care building and postponed Melbourne who presents thou Alexander's Coopers and Lybrand catifiW acre property commissioners have delayed Rudolph Alexander's six put-time with three of the on tAke Harney Heights Road, renewing the day care center's center from the housing Tenants said Mrs. Jackson is any decision on a new lease Public Accountants of Oclando. authority, has no occupational supposed to report to the until they can investigate the chimpa nzees have to move chumps, testified he feels his Geneva, that the chimps lease until —Accepted a bid frorri A. J. Investigate license on file with either the housing authority commission situation. from his house. AdcockGeneralContnctors for "family" of chimps are repeatedly escape their cages the tenants' complaints. city of Sanford or the county. each month, but that she has rot was the ruling early properly cared for and aren't and roam public and private A pest control program for re-roofing six buildings at "It's a health hazard," said There are no minimum failed to report for the last ten the 480 housing units today by the Sem inole County neglected. He said he'll fight prrty frolicking Came Brewer Cot. Charges and scaring Commissioner George Brown, standards for day care centers months. Animal Control Board. After the seiz ur e of his animals by motorists and neighbors. proposed to the commissioners for labor and materials will be who lives at Ccstle Brewer in Seminole County, although The tenants also objected to at Th ursday night's meeting S hear ing six hours of testimony every legal means possible. limited to $15,000 and arOtflcerssaldnearlyfourdays Cowtand represents tenants on some do participate In a tes of the lease which give beginning Thursday and ending but no aecislon was made. chitect s approval will be The control board's finding is AW time has been spent in the the commission. "The last time voluntary program conducted Mrs. Jackson control at 2 am. today the board voted by law an advisory opinion and Last two years of the In other action at Thursday required for replacing of a y to corral I was there three roaches got by Community Coordinated building, which is located next night's meeting, the corn- rotten wood that is discovered to recommend to the County disposition of the chimps is up Alexander's w , yward charges into my hat and I refuse to go Child Care for Central Florida, to the housing authority office missioners: that the ala chimps he to the County Court where while he is aw y from home. over Co during the re-rooling. there again." which is headquartered in at Castle Brewer Court on —Ado pt ed a $420,420 budget seized and placed in proper Alexander faces trial Sept. 21 —Announced that interest on Alexander Pt'ributed an Several tenants spoke up Orlando. Sanford's westside, after day for the year ending June 30, tenant , security where public will not on animal control ordinance objectionable odor 3 deposits that surrounding From the audience Thursday Day care centers be care hours. be endangered. The board, violations. 1977. The budget projects has the chimp cages to 17 tons of night to support Brown's irispected by accumulated since the county health Mrs. Jackson's request for an $185,000 in rental Incomes and November 1972 will be appUed voting 3-1, found that the The board heard hours of complaint against the day care department under general extension of the chimps are neglected animals. testimony by sheriffs lease Included requests a $212,000 subsidy to individual tenant accounts See sanitation regulations. which a proposed rate iricrease that from the federal Depextment of later this month. ' I I Are Roaches Crawling Among Kias? Rudolph Alexander With Photo Of Chimps West followed suit roe first ,. t.ng 1' 1 NOW pLA-11146 I I I 1' homes 1 can __ '1 ( ( can - VZW the pressure in the veins in the Just send your letter to me in legs. But as soon as you start care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019. 1" FLORIDA` ' .' j Jogging, Exertion. Sudden Death. Others who want the details about this send a long stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for IL biggest ,•. 'p I 10 can For more information on this I am sending you The H ealth Letter number 4-2, They're all doing It. Women of all ages, from all works of life have discoveredthatpumping their own gas is cheaper, quicker and easy, Page I-C, Women's Section. INDEX makementalnoteofthbmos not Jogging are almost always from running too fast or overdoing it when one is not trained. This cause a heart attack , but ' '" The professor looked over of the time, but in general. take off one point for a high In the chest or in any way displaced. The running does not jar crusts out of the arteries as the article im plies. from I Sims -- ____ place Jogging can cause some dangers, particularly If done properly. Deaths COUNTY COMMISSIONER JOHN KIMBROUGH Inside Sunday while t the Professor , f "With hummed a few a Little Bit dummy and wished that the cad or high cards not supstudent had jumped two ported by any lower cards. notrurnp Instead of raising to count a singleton ac three spades. Three notrump as justwethree points; ace-kIn' a cinch ; four would have queen as just two, as just spades would require a of COUNTY COMMISSIONER RICHARD WILLIAM ..., better Pan ____________ ticket.' ..j - cried the s 84 who will add . greatly to the . This setup dummy's king for an eventual discard of his losing beart. Actually, I have never felt walking, jogging and running better In my life than I have the do not pound the veins with a past several years. Jogging has column of blood but actually been Invigorating and highly decrease the pressure inside beneficial psychologically and the veins. physically (or so I He stated that Jars fiction. W 'He is a very cond diamond toward dummy. t foot, a column of blood feet high pounds the veins of the legs like a bettering ram. Well / Bryant— best liberal.' a se- severil lower the good doctor needs to re ew problem i-i 085 Lam drops dramatically to almost to respond to your query. rj I I better than the ByOswald&iamesiaceby I I ____ _____ I ACOBY f57_ ( ' 1 don't even rather than achieving the legs drain dlrectly into thedeep Intended effect — good health. veins and also empty. He= disservice , V A J 10 8 3 0 A Q 10 7 2 for several Years documentation if \\ V92 &8763 Lvittentions. I would very much anatomy will show that the 14b CAM &Q75 Dr. psychological equilibrium of thousands of joggers and walking the contractin9 runners. A copy of the article Is muscles squeeze the deep veins enclosed. It is certainly and empty them. The pressure disheartening to think that I In the veins In the legs then Ln ymjY g EAST A32 WEST0 articles but in my opinion this the chest. There are no cam on one has been such a public record of running causing the , 10 - . trick. He cashed dummy's kin of spades wW led a after wNch It was &QJS THE WAV I T tA&A .'c - Area Rta ubd. ans _-On Baf Do,1,,(Mao 0 won the and dummy's j Q 54 0 K J 94 by Al Vermeer FIRST BASE, LESTER! See ELECI1ON Pg IA * * * r p harmful effect of jogging va lid? hung like a pendulum from I see he provides no Large arteries Inside the Chest. WANT YOU TO STRETCH WHAT I ' saying he wanted a for mat A, jA I WIN AT BRIDGE Contains Errors TJ Not The Half OfIt" has undoubted ly shattered the 5jiE• would "debate the reai tames fac1ace with Jimmy . DEAR DR. IAMB— An article In last March's issue of Playboy Magazine ti TOLD ZA ' . 1 .4 By OSWALD and JAMFS JACOBY By Lawre nce E.I.amtD. THAT~ HOLLYHOCK Departing from his prepared speech. Ford uld he FloridiansDelPnge •" nil by Bob Montana that would allow for "tongh examination" with queMlons posed by the news media. Since the celebrated 1960 televisIon debate between rivals John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon it has beei accepted political wisdom that incumbent presidents avoid debating their rivals, but Ford said, ' The American people have the right to know first hand exactly where we both stand." Ford and his advisers, conidons polls showing him begins, the eyogouging, fist-swinging combat of the political arena. The main theme of the Republican attacks on Carter will be an effort to paint both the candidate and the Democratic Congress as big spenders whose policies spawn inflation and sap individual f reedom. your best efforts. Give it all when opportunity beckons. ARCIUE THERE. P0 IT AGAIN . speech concern of a campaign railing even before the race Carter quickly accept ed, YOUftUIHbA g. IWO Some un usual, rewarding hERA (Sept. 23-ocL 23) Lady changes we In store for you this Luck may take a hand today It year. Conditions Will change W a vice presidential acceptance Th ursday ni ght to debate Carter, a certain sign nf the above Democratic Congress. That is the trUonal rule of incumbents, Ford offered In his Analysis 1 Develop new proceaures stead of adhering to worn-out ____ ten H"! selecting Robed Dole your cievermim -L 45 ARCV16 IS A 6RIFAT MAGICIAN !'WES GOT AN OR0114ARY LM PINQL THAT CAN *vn By — Carter, President Ford b setting a campaign course marked by familiar Republican themes In a strategy at once traditional and unusual. Dole is Ford's Ideological brother, a political sapper who probably will concentrate on attacking carter and 41 — It 11 * KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) as his running mate and promising a debate with Jimmy o today. 7 I' Repu icans 1976 Hatc et Man (May 21-June ) If calls for a fast decislolL CAPRICORN (DeC. 234! you apply yotiseif today you jpj could Ituatjor4 of 19) You'll reach those h small promise Into something really Be a by being CI0I personally advantageous, (June 21-July 23) ever, not a taker. CANC F.b 19) AQUARIUS (Jan. When co nfronted by challenge a slow star 3' today you'll find It will awaken After ' productiveness " Think "fight best in you. sisly. You rot "flight. L (July 23-Aug. 22) Even able tocatchuponmanysmall, though you will play the major neglected role In something Involving a PISCF (Feb. friend, you'll look better If you Don't wait for frienda to call let him take On credit for It. you to do something todaj, VIRGO(Aug. %WkpL 22) Put Take the initiative. Make plans w I 4 2 I Do ee I •...-.,.•. • . ' . II______ . - ______ . ... •. --- ___ I A. The article also claimed that \ omen developed breasts like deflated balloons \ L' , I! •• .•, . . from jogging Actually A will develop sagging if they don't use a brassiere even uf only starAling. The problem is OP not let the Playboy article interfere with your good "The PG rating for TLIPJ r,,0j18 rnE mevi 'perverted gut nc exercise habits. •. .111_i (I byGarIyTrudeau . by T. TUMBLEWEEDS AWAY MW LAST NIC4ff YM 000NESBURY e"".''.'' .' ;III.•,i •L UL . ' rvr. q? L 21946 ..—.. . L. 4 A 4 - HOW +61 LLI AUCTION SET AT SAIA nousands of dollars %~orth of merchandise, ranging from a three-foot replica of proceedings and 'everything Must go., accurding to auctioneer the U.S.S. Missouri to crystal chandeliers hanging from the ceiling, will be sold NlcDougall (holding ml~del Malcolm A. of schooner in the photo at the left). Also to be sold at auction at the former Sanford Naval Academy Monday, Aug. :o. (I000 East First Street) on are two eight-man shells, kitchen equIpment, buSIness machints, electronic at 10 a.m. The former school is currently In bankruptcy equipment, athletic gear and machine shop tools. (see story, Page 3-A) . . -. '. .. . me- .. '., .••• r.; c;- � 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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UI drink some Dr. before meals or after meals will that cut down on the calories Lamb that Ihave just eaten? Iwould like to lose 10 pounde. I am 55 years day. send your letter to me in e 01 DEAR READER - No, the this newspaper, P.O. Box 1563, grapefruit Juice Or grapefruit Radio City Station, New York, will not affect the calories in the NY 10019. Be s ure and keep on food you have already eaten. walking and perhaps Increase ____________ •Q I Your body is Just like a bank. yo exercise for the best You 001 NG? TH15 DON'T THEY IR FINISH, HAZET WHERE THE'Y ALL START' - •.• , )'_ - .j . / • might help that way. But the things as long as your arm that final 5flSWCF Is always how CsiI cause a person to PaSS many calories In and how many blood in tho urine. calories out (used). The list starts with an in- I can't say how much you lection of the kidney, don't really count. What really seminal vesiclea. 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O6fIO1D Mø*) HOW 'It)U 6GLA 'cK:e1.r 'X MØn..E /l """ 'S'.!UIPI 811 "I know all about the birds and the bon, Da d. What I had In mind was a little talk about the bears and the bulII” /tWS IT MT&t1 alga. av '6v -' Ga Tde £P1)6/fl'F! LTh%i7aV aw EJtl5 467 / public officials, - naming three congressional Democrats along with it individuals associated with the so-called Watergate scandals." like And Reagan said Tuesday that he's sure overcast...' Carter has a copy of the book luthe Man Who Pardoned Nixon" to use against Ford. - -Two sources, tone In the Ford campaign And one in the wIlt. Home, to The AP that Ford has men on Mallet 01 Potential vice preside ntial ron- nlngniates: Sen. Howard Bak- en of Tennessee, Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, for mer dSPIdY Ally. Ga. WllhIau Rxkaiubaui and Ronald Rem- gas. A y rm "Ronald Reagan will not be underanyclrcumstancesavjce Officers ( . -• .. '&;' ,, .. • - • ,.,. . .. ..,. , '.. ./Y:. back to his radio program ri..ed By North Koreans . -.,. and newspaper column, he told the delegates. "I want to advo- SEOUL South Korea (AP) - ween North and South Korea. cans and Sout cause I believe In, the h Koreans. The cate .'i About 30 North Korean guards Two North Korean officers attack followed. Cons ervative cause," Reagan armed with axes and metal and several North Korean The two Americans died from said. •. pikes killed two U.S. Army out- guards came to the area in ma ssive head in juries and dab With Reagan's failure to cers and wounded four Amer . -I . ., / '"' • 1' . " / T president on any ticket," he told a delegate caucus on Tuesday. If he doesn't get the presl dential nomination, he'd rather - • - - - See REAGAN, Page iSA Today The U.N. Command said the U.N. Command checkpoint at lies could be notified. — • two American officers were tbesolth side of the Bridge of The U..14 C3rn dCi&dà AundTheaock ---------- 4-A "brutally murdered In an im- No Return, over which prisoner meeting of the Military Ar-mi- Bridge --------------------10-B provoked assault." The an. exchanges took place after the Ice Commission Thursday to Calendar...................0-B nouncement made no mention Korean armistice the attack, but it was Comics ..................10-B After some discussion during notprotest learned Immediately If the Crossword ................10-B The U.N. Command gave this which one of the North of any North Korean casualties . ., •' -... ., account of the attack: ng them when the Seminole County Courthouse opened its doors this service corps workers who vehicle brought additional N Baby Ist,, Bride 2nd It Seems To Work For Man A#dl/ MOW, WrM '. half of the 1960s who married after becoming pregnant census, compared to 85.5 per cent of women who were not _____ ____ i ' ________ -- ____ I 44 "1 by gan language. poLic*e the Re.. orth and South Korean troops, Spts.................10-11-A morning. Just two more days remain before the Aug. 20 deadline to purchase the were trimming trees in Pan- guards, and one of the North but no casualties or damage Television ................0-A 1977 decals. (herald Photo by Bill Vincent Jr.) muniom, the truce vulagein the Korean officers was heard to was reported. Each side ac- Women............. • 1-3-B WASHINGTON (AP) - Couples who conceive a child before they wed do not have a significantly higher breakup rate Lian those who watt until after the marriage ceremony to start a famil y, a government report shows. The report said that 8l.6 per cent of women in )CV&ir n hangs 1ja Si1 Korean North Koreans agreed. Editorial ................4-A officers expressed objection to It was the second violent in- Dear Abby ...............1-B The two American officers, a the tree trimming, the Nor th cident In the demilitarized zone Dr. Lamb .................10-B I .. • •. ." South Korean officer and sev- Koreans demanded that the this month . On Aug. 5, the U.N. Horoscope ................10-B erol American enlisted men South Koreans stop the work Command reported a six-m1 Hoatal ................. Persons waiting too long to get their new automobile license decals found long were escorting five Korean Shortly after. North lines awaiti Korean ute exchange of fire between Obituaries .................SA still were with their husbands at the time of the 10 i, plank that would have deplored misbehavior diofthc usedtlie other of shooting fji.g We*Uier ...................3-A i AW.' 11'A1t1 ' His shadow - Cnvntl offL that as a fr,rmr nominee, Nixóiwas entitled to crelentiais at Kansas City. To their relief, he didn't ask. Platform draftsmen considered, briefly, a -The Ford camp decldsd ad fight a Reagan-backed change in the party platform _________________________________________________________________________________ center of the buffer zone bet- tell them to "kill" the Amen- c 1; 6aV SOM~W LATE.COMERS ____ ______ bY by T. K. Ryan fr • ______________ DOONES8U TUMBLE WEEDS SVJg p CflCIf'J6' ' FC4 ThE INTER1)ONAL _ flC-7C-'TD EN IN •i •; ___ ___ ____ ______ ________ Nixon. midmorning as the South Ko- woun,aPentagonspok -. can enlisted men and five South reans were "routinely trimm. said in Washington. ., .. Koreans in the demilitarized Ing branches" from a tree Lii the The identifications of the .• zone today. the United Nations joint security area. The dead and /• Command announced. wasabout 35 to oyarthfrom a werewi thheldunUIjrfaml. '/' . 15 ) an Inflammation of the slapcm -. -- i-:' are dependent upon how quickly It Is treated. If It Is Some less serious, such as MUMIER FOR j - ', a cure ! -- t: In 11W event that bleeding __ wo U.S. . - / means a tumor 01 the kidney and I'll be blunter, I mean UPJDIRSTAN D •. •1 4, the doctor will take you. X DON'T Gil 4 1 I In the platform the convention adopted • . . ' posslbleorcertalnlyassoonu by Bob Thaves I -' should do is get to the doctor mean the neat day if at all ___ Tuesday night, there is no mention of Richard T ' hIFsIi - -• -- - should ever neglect a finding of blood in the urine. The first thing anyone with this condition JW0fll$l And by prompt I Till POlIO! ____ FRANK AND ERNEST usou floor fight gitt convention appruval to keep least Ni choke of a naming mate. William Simon, former Texas ended they would have a clear President structfonalpersor.nej, while the $100,000. Th at vote was taken within Gov. John B. Connally and Ford was d es cribed as de- indlcatlonofwhithn had the houso(UWUethe Asso William Moore said the budget SEA bargaining team ciated formor Deputy Atty. Gen. But the proposal died during lighted with the outcome of the strength has a definite bearing on salary requested to have ftworning budget hearings. tO prevail- It was An Press delegate survey Showed William D. Ruckelshaus. first test of strength at the con . emo tiOnal night. The noise and Ford had moved past the 1,130 requests made by teachers for teachers started at an $8 600 After the county attorney's vention. Reagan has said repeatedly the politics had escalated from maJority of delegate votes the upcoming academic year. annual level. he that he would not accept the See FREEIIIAN Page 2-A A Reagan spoke== said the the opening day sessions On would need to win the vicepresi dentw nominStim r .. AssoCiated Press. —Prmidemg Ford won a hay But, he added, the planning any presentation for attorney has asked for $118,000. can National Convention as the The current budgetary tonight's hearing. As part of next year's delegates prepare to choosi the Reagan as "disappointed but louder and longer than they had The latest A? tally, based en - A Seminole County school proposal calls for- a $40.milhlon- "The budget can always be request, not Freeman has set aside party's presidential nominee Bea budgd that has been termed --a dollar jen~ral operating yund, 149 commitments and pubti. gan's campaign director Speakers were interrupted as dy stated amended," Moore mid. IIUV3 $M - preferences, gave 100 to Pay anticipated Jail tonight. He established his acknowledged that it would be partisans holdthe4lne" measure by Sept. the ha tue of the funding for say for both candidates Ford they Say Increase the ularies 'fire litigation. The $13,500 dominance with a dear-cut vic- an uphill battle, 133, Reagan 1,=, with, William P. (Bud) Layer will be almost an schockytom ex- — let's tried to shout each other down. s uncommitted. the impossible 'Ximbrougb1squestloaftwasfor tory on an Issue chosen wheeled otto the public firing penses. After a decisive 1,1& by happens -then theY could just legal services charged this challenger Ronald Reagan. vctoryth the first major test 01 Reagan's pr0pO amend the budget to figure that year. to require that the Pres • line tonightj - at the county - The board has been holding _______ ident would win The climactic confrontation this 31st GOP convention, Ford to name ons mcny In." Msiumdj mate *11 $150,544 Is being e nomination tonight and then Area residents wIlJ•be free to told to waid which Ford and Reagan th to lnmêethat an aspects Negotiations between the proposed for legal services next have moved for nine months before the bsflotlng for the would aek for a meeting wIU "ice their comments on the Of On document am accurately SEA ' We Did H,' Page iSA and the school board are year. About $70,000 of that is wis,ho presidential nornhiietioñ. Ford's - Reau,an, a statement that lni urs away and only a recOuntY'S proposed $52 million figured and correctly placed. pmm*at .Standstill while victory by a III-vote margin medlately increased budgeted tO Pay the labor versal that would rank as a p.. KbOO1 budget for lYM77 at a "It's a hold4h&lhw budget,,, both aides &wait the was all the more impressive selection Of 8ttOrmY, Alley, Alley & SPKVIstion that Ford would Blue of Iftical miracle could keep Ford FOrd's strategists worked out a because the President 4 PUNIC bearing In the cour. Layer declared when the a special master who wi!l listen Tampa. had offer the vicepresidential from a first-ballot victory. thouse county commission proposal was first submitted to to arguments fror each compromise that avoided an. allowed Reagan 10 choose the nomination to his opponent. Last year Republican , After the defeat of Reagan's othe chambers at 7:30. r floor fight over the forissue and then trounced him in the board- "It Meets all the bargaining unit then make nonCOmrrd&sioners Kimbrough and bid to force Ford to name his eign policy plank in the And Reagan was oncampaign the list of The fille-member Seminole state requirements and while it binding recummendations to Richard Party the ultimate test o f pol itical live named by a Ford William submitted a rwining Mate this morning,St. platform. school board IS scheduled 10 won't allow us to sip back- the boa arrived power: who can get the vOteL source. otbers on the W were proposal to create a coy lenten turned to the remaining Backers of both sides convene Its regular meeting wards, lt isn't sufflcle.tenough F's margin 01 victo The school board negoti Sen. Ho d it Baker Jr. of ator's legal department. It was menonFord'sllstofprospects, at the convention hall Tuesday margin was far wider than T following the hearing. for us to move too far forward." last salary offer was an 1800 estimated such a department said by one source to number knowing that before the session most observers expette(L enneuee,TreasurSecyeIy This Year's budget proposals, Seminole Education base starting figure for in- coWd save taxpayers about only five now. If you would just keep your newspaper P.O. fox 489, I '--' I the Kimbrough __ ____ ____ ____ _____ ___ I - __ ___ I -- - FordisomthrijU dadfor no üu.j according to The Ford Takes - Charge At KC Last year about $S5,000 was budgeted for legal fees. The KANSAS CITY, No. (AP) - former Ca fornia governor st ill Monday. The demonstrations final estimate came In at President Ford appears firmly expec toliwin nominatIon. ts th e presidential when Mrs. Ford and then Mrs. Ford's strength $115,500. Next year, the county in control of the 1971; RepuW continued to nomination. He described Reagan arrived in the hall were climb through Un night. set Aside to operate the school system in 1V75.78. Proved by the board July 21, Include SMA51.11,11L12 in ap. propriations and reserves, which Is slightly more than was mouth shut and your mind Radio City StatIon. 111w York, Ofl YOU would haVe refused N. V. 10019 SIDE GUNCES _____________________________________________ II FOX [i - - which were tentatively ap Association (SEA) North saw. "I am not ping 7use tions am am for to get Into an t about a vold, two for a Singleton, whether or not tea are and one for a doubleton. bad for yourr aa W I can (For a copy oI JACOBY a" nothi Wt being MODERN, Send $1 to: "Win the temptedatthlght, buj at Bridge," do this 11 t °° 11, oughts a, ___ the It01. ______ National p1±11cm Coiwesdion TIISIdI7 and today: -The delegates pick the ere swprlse,"the county attorney said. - 11 old - L i,' i e ' Budge Stiff Writet spades and SWh 1 ff The Story Freeman out that After Decisive Floor Victory Klznbrough has neverPointed voted to approve any bills submitted by the Freeman law firm. "SothIs(theIetter)isnoa Sc hoo Is Un ye I 1fl9 By - __________________ 5f5rTsi OF CVflSUltaiIOfl assigning I'll get an answer replied, adding, however, that paid or returned relative 10 Ja L ___ great serious are th at no one, absolutely ............................• no one, àEATSUP - - know: safely. Others who want this The chances that it can be ____ I re South could play low, take his we, two clubs and flD1ll7 P1Y -and anotber spade. The defense would take two #A53 more. thabe. I am sending you The Health To make a long story short Letter number 4-7, Weight there Is no way anyone can tell Losing Diet to give you a basic what blood In the urine means diet plan you can use to have a with that information only. But balanced diet and lose weight EARN ESTL.'I - TOMFREEMAN - ''i bY )'OU VOl YOUr firm ftIMlve to the Jail fire; one In the amount ofli5 hours at per how for 8 WW of $11=4 and one In the aznotmt 01 11U hours at per hour for a total of $5,017.50. "Please provide me with a detailed of time on the Items in question along with any and-or all letter says. allowSouthtocoll.ctanoyer. trick, U diamnmda broke 3.) ____on aide. But with the queen South Wasn't hiternt.dlnan overtrlck;he wanted tomake . _____ ___ That four-spot lead looked a lotllkeaslngletcnandltwas. those calories you ate either passed blood in my twine but It urine was somewhat cloudy. added. ____ _____ cigarettes, temptation or free ~ootioving with point Count, titwaa.@* Thai he reached It IS Most Important to over and played dummy a remember that card not, physical activity. What are the possibilities, Grapefrultorgrapefrujtjulce any? before a meal might fill you U DEAR READER - It always and make you less hungry. In distresm me to get a letter that case you will eat lem and it such as yours. There is a Hat Of by Al --c, as _ri*L of the diamond jack would and remarked, "I can't resist metabolism) or through ____ - way to decrease the bank controlprogram. through the body's use of (lull in two or three passages.. calories at rest (basal This morninii. no Mood, but the PtSCILLA'S POP . - • "I think the citizens of ___ over balance is to take It out to DEAR DR. LAMB — I am 80 speiod. You will need to spend years old an!i yesterday I PUTTING NEW PLANT 5HOOTS IN MY.'ROOTER7 P1011TH . ' " cxi 72 pounds. How much overweight am I' I sin In pretty good stamped, self-addressed enhealth and I also walk a mile a by - . . .'WItbII week' Seminole Cotmty are tired of Klznbroih said he expects within a week," the c John Kimbrough's 'sour the information to be grapes' attitude," Freeman readily available. "I'm "I'll ouunply," the attorney • that free flae.i. and made 0073 DEAR DR. LAMB - I love WHAT ARE WIN. - requested MSSIRS WIRI ATBRIDGE ________________________________________ unty. " _________ depositim.to Freeman labeled the Kimbrongh latter another attempt to interject politics into the cotmty attorney's position." — — - c _________ __________________ direct Involvement such as with two vary i..al people. it ____ - Nonetheless, U shadow of the resigned President and the Watergate scandals that drove him from office hang like an overcast at the Republican National Convention. Not for them the conventioneers' traditional litany of GOP administrations past, for the - ___ with a ku IPSflhiV5 method 01 providing legal services to Seminole o "I have reviewed two In- - -; ___ ___ ____ __ detailed time breakdown or ': ___ orney In an effort to comll UP up - • ___ stems from hIS appolntmag by ___ Commission chairman Hattaway to investigate legal fees charged by the county - -- - ______ i ____ ' Kimbrough says the ferns listed on the Invoices are listed UWA (Septo ZoOct U) you can win thm to your side 'I actiona win the riapset at the11 n to Lw gowodl your contemporaries today. allies. I Cimiti -• - last Year's Jail fire. 4InvolvIng In the letter mailed Tuesday, -- ___ - brough letter he can't comment when an answer will be — Freemari low firm for litigation ripe. It won't he h - pslduj goals ____ F - (*4. V4pL ) believe, your WHO?' Richard M. Nixon. about Kimbrough has mailed a registered tsrtocy Ally. Tom Freeman requesting a detailed esplanatlon of more than $13,000 In fees paid the _ to ewn the scar. today. e - County Conmissioner John _______ — M. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — A ago his was the only name that cowded, but Republicans In Kansas Qty do not speak of - S Fe l heas't for the me. sorpriolegly advaitapona. 110 (July 23Aug. (ch .$erth *) Someone wham youi've gone to raci pQtU4 c facing t toM bat for recently hasn't forptIaL Hell be bay trying Richard ______________ 1- ByM)MCKEff will pr CANIXR (June 21-1* 21) UARM You'rearsthsrslwiwdshoppr today If you Any today that P'7 $!111S11 include persons older in your dladd prm to he - ____ g coflventIon with the to___ morrow take ours 115.11. 10) Your major focon 'heuM be on career _eo Youil be .ue&iu1 In 101i _____ Immt.co&ara. 1re'sanallyyoucandus mitt ' __ C ha I I e ,n e d n _ H a) uthnoWii. Let CAP5JON (Dec. .Jai. (4 (say ii now. Deal _ °" 4 u4n ''7 -L :"' reach. __ — j y ______ — F Sanford, Florl" 32171-Prlce 10 Cmii lii, ing. yo - ____ ___ — — diffi Veer. a n*no( word, Goad .been )4.Nov. ) &UPIO contoct P1* It's ad. Don't unable to aantlrttwchiorly them 11101111111111, nataeNSM 10 15* yI. U thete is ownst todey ARID _________ _____ ______ ______ ______ _____ ___ - - _______ ___ ___ __ 0i,s A - ____ ___ • 4-s'• -r Jr 14Wldei I _y•-.. 37 pure," he said. first report on premarital childbirth, The report shows also that 52.6 per cent of first children born to black mothers in 1969 were Illegitimate, compared to 10.1 percent of first batilesboruto white mothers. The survey also shows that illegitimate first babies in. creased in recent years among pregnant when they wed. nearly stable among whites. "When I was growing up, girls were urged to keep their bodies pure and those who represented themselves as the moral arbitors 01 society enforced this feeling," said Henry Smith of the Census Bureau. About 18 per cent of black women between the ages of 45 to 50 reported having their f child out of wedlock. Of black women 25 to 30 years old, 30.2 per cent reported ill egitimate first ha. "Ifere the st4tLitics sce m to suggest that a girl who be. comes priognaFt before marriage and marries the father seems to make out as well as the girl who kept her body Among white women in the .t to o age group, sa per cent reported having their first child while single. The figure was6. 1 poor cent for white women Of the younger 25. 1o30-year.oId generation. Demographers, sociologists and social poychotoglats SaYthatenomic,socISjandcWturaldiffsafld availability of birth control methods expla in differences in premarital child conception among races. VD Dips Mrs. Joy Dryfoos of a Manned Parenthooijs research group, the Alan Guttmacher Institute in New York, said that illegitimacy rates will drop as birth control becomes 1110CC widespread. 'The conventional wisdom is that the black culture is more accepting of illegitacy an th the w hite culture.' she said. "I would also sUggest that the differences are related to the availability of birth control, abortion and sex education. I would expect a decline in black illegitimacy in the next report because our st udi"show that blacks are using abortion services more than we expected." Florida's venereal disease rate, one of the Woest In during the haIf 1975, state health officials reported today. The report said the number of infec tious syphilis cases dropped 23.4 per cen Compared to the firs t half of last year. Coao 5 cases dropped by 15 per cent The drop In th e venereal disease rate was greater th an that In any other state and was the sharpest since the decline following WW If, officials said. the nation in lfl �---- . ~ I KNOUT .. ,I ShfletInn Maim. Rrin a U.S. LodN.iks Wei- NEW YORK (AP) The oil Industry has - nearly twice what the Interior Department expected to search for oil and natural gas off the Atlantic Coast for the first time. Interior Department officials had estimated the Atlantic Coast tracts would bring between $400 million and $&X) million in bide. The oil Industry has been waiting for years to search beneath. Atlantic Coast waters. The bidding was to have started at 10 - - am. Tuesday, but had to wait until 6 p.m. when Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall denied a request to block the sale. Mm. Vktim's Wife Waits CUMBERLAND, Ky. (AP) Kathy Hackworth, widowed at 77, plans to take her 10m0nth-old son out of the coal country and go hometoOblo — jiatusoongs her husband gets "a proper, decent burial." But It has been five months since her husband died and hc dep*irs u( kz2uwingken that burial wiifbë Her husband was one of 11 men whose bodies have been entombed since an explosion March 11 in Scotia Coal Co.'s No. I mine at Oven Fork. A recovery operation Is underway and the company says It will bring the bodies out next month. - INVI?*t4N Tolls ThS SSS Of Trustees ii lemineli Cisjflty Public HOSHI bids upon te tabbing: FUndsteLesfl5g40gØ ww 11 of Heart Monitoring Equipment tMamstactured by AmerIcan Optical W.G. LLOYD m tOR e a11 Charging im L.as.s Bring $I13 Billion bid $1.13 billion Murder Attempt Charges .. 0111 Gas I - .1 . - w w - MIKN r ~ ~ burglary and grand aertfrs deputies today A 49-year-old Sanford man was being held without bond todayincow*y jail onthree charges of attempted murder and two charges of aggravated battery in cocinedI.in with a probing an Increase in Vain- ___ ____ daIL All bids. shell be maiM to me Board of TruPss Of me Simineis County Public Hospital, liii East First Stress, Sanford, Florida 32771. All bids shell be postmsr nsm I$,rthenths3i day of Augirit 1,74, and snail be receIved on or before the 3 day of September 1eia. C011111111011`8110111 of such bids will take place at the meeting of the Board of Trustees In the Seminole County D,.I.hI. M.Ji 1.----•W•III•l lJqmuIC memorial Hospital) at 11:43 o'clock AM. on the 14 day of September 1f74. Publish: Aug. 14. 17, ii, iPlö ! 90 NV ENpHirahi,SaakitFL PICTIT1StI$ NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A1W) NSISIIII*Y vivo NIaII.M FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, IagW. In, business as crown FLORIDA. Camp, Star Of. 32745, State Raid 41 CIVIL ACTION NO. t1.1437.CA.poA E., Sanford, Seminole County, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND ASSOCIATION Florida und,v the fictitious name of LOAN OF FUND FOR THE ELIMINATION SEMINOLE COUNTY, a CO? OF ASYNESIk and ffiOf porallan organized and existing register said name wite me cier* Of under the Laws Of the United States the Circuit Cowf, Seminole County, of America, Flor id a In accordance with the PlaintI, provisions of the FICtitIOUS Name Statutes, To-Wit: Sec?IonS4S.Of ROBERT D. HUMPHRIYS ane Florida Stahj$n 9$7. FlorIda wife, DORIS HUMPHREYS, 5: S. I. Crewe Def,ndant. Publish: Aug. 11, 10, 25, Sept. 1, 974 NOTICE OF ACTION DEC-40 TO: ROBERT D. HUMPHREYS RilidiflCS and $ddl'IsS unknown RDRM- ________ q - Williams Named In Kidnap - - - - WASHINGTON (AP) The housing industry has taken a midyear tailspin and one expert thinks It is now virtually impossible for - I, the Industry to mount a solid recovery this year. The Commerce Department reported Tuesday that the number of new housing unit In July fell by 9.2 per cent to an annual rate of 1.387 million after seasonal adjustment. The July figure was 14.9 per cent above a year earlier, but only half the 30 per cent rise the Ford administration had predicted the industry would attain in 1976. starts Under Title Vocational , , Under proved money Program. BOSTON (AP) A Superior Court judge has decreed what parents have told ters for years a Popsicle is jpt a : C UIR 1 - 1i ruling caine Tuesdà frth'n Joilge Joseph S. Mitchell Jr., whose dision means that -the Commonwealth of Massachusetts cannot slap Its 8 per cent meals tax on the frozen treats. The legal fight erupted because a 17-year-old Newton ice cream truck driver decided he did not want to start charging his customers extra for Popsicles. - - Soviet Economy WASHINGTON (AP) The Soviet Union's current five-year plan is called "unusually restrained and realistic" in a Central Intelligence Agency analysis that also says the plan could lead to serious economic problems in the 1980s. The newly released study estimates that during 1976-80 the Soviet gross national product the total value of goods and services will grow at an annual rate of about 4 per cent, lower than the 5 per cent growth rate projected by the Kremlin. - - - Field,s ' / On Mars? Calif. (AP) New pictures of Mars' northern regions reveal mysterious patterns resembling contour plowing on the planet's red surface, and scientists say they are bard pressed to find a natural explanation. "We're getting acme strange things. It's very puzzling," said Michael Can, a member of the team interpreting pictures of Mars taken by the orbiting Viking 2. The ia&rof Viking 2in due to touch s4 in the northern region of Mars. Carr said Tuesday that the newest pictures of the target zone showed hoge, striped patterns that resemble an aerial photograph of a farmer's field after plowing. It Is "hard to think of a natural cause, because the stripes are so regular," he said. The geologist said there are some stripe-like patterns in the Sahara desert, caused by the wind creating rows of dunes that are very regular and evenly spaced. "But generally, these dunes don't change directions like the ones we're seeing on Mars," Can said. Meanwhile, life-searching experiments aboard Viking I continued the second-phase of testing, repeating earlier tests to verily results. Those teats gave hints as to the possible existence of life on the red plantt, but sdentlzts said the seemingly positive results could be the products of life-mimicking Chemical processes on Mars. PASADENA, I' 1 I - D ISCOVER BICENTENNIAL L' " AMERICA ~1-167,a0t I 6 7 ... 1976 Ii, 1916—Vol. 41, No. 310 F" voil"s"Sio Dally and SundJ, cicipt SJP,a,diy and Chri s tmas Di, by YC. Sanford Herald. Inc. 300 N French Ave. Sanford. pta 3271 MAd Class Posfaqe Paid at Sanford. Florida 3Z171 $rt OI.4'r S (ri?', $2 a) 6 M?)nlI?', $ 1 4 Q ,. .MI In F ),i$ )1 i jnc is Iir øItr, Al ' - .r nIl .'.%r. $2 70 a Mfi's $ 1 620 t Ycs?ns %i2 a) frif "I pup.,I) mmaged, as '1plq Indtry ,.Jd ptldi h4vaboblellather aid jobs far_ Involved. It WE sin@ provide a voidulde m for 1kb by-pisdarts which could be used S. feed the gitirs." _____ Is the meadha., Wale. said, he'll stay ready hi pink ths ,, has paple's yard.. He amid Ni a way 01 pisleethig the spedus, c.J ukoced by amass. "If I h'1 made gs.d ow 01 thame ageiun - a hunt attracts., chum are they wumid have been killed aid waded," Ii. said. 04 CIGARETTI 110 OR KING Johnson said $20,000 of the 3 $r 100 MM 44 -. LIMIT 2 successful bankrupt Kennedy & has been abandoned, says firm head acres R I ECK the SNAMP I i 01. Alan Landow, the 23-year-old son nedy & Cohen founder Mel Landow, said Tuda'yMs 1at 11V Showroom will close the - .any 1nd : . • -, '' Election Inspectors Checking WEATHER TALLAHASSEE, —State checks of candidates' offices check the campaign funds are being handled. Secretary Smathers said Tuesday insure being followed, legislature on improving the complex laws. first LIMIT , COME VISIT C GIANT DISCOUNTS ON SATURDAY, NOVUS $50 CALCULAT Conflict Cited - TALLAHASSEE (AP) Committee doubts olgner - The chair- propriety of an at- would McPherson, conflict 2 I • 5.n 1491 LID depI, Ffloitag cIn .1 A.SIa_tTiCti.A'a,1ioISt 'Pu*utsdby • I.VCR JI_.I.AC.osPns, I a a a a Ii __ °'' hues_i a on J C 7 ' - Lawyers Pay Hike - - Tuesday for Hood Tractor Co. direct thus raising the YOU HAVE EMPHYSEMA yDO ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS? ivo. Freeman ~O -- doctors [ late . &Otto • I • j CHEWAILS VITAMINS 9 of IN Rotd.ofIO b PROTEIN INSTANT 1 - RMITE RIGHT GUARD ANTI-PER 11 ff. Ga. . ii~ 79c ~k 1`1~ GAL LO LIMIT 1 * HAIRSPRAY 1 1101. $57c k~ I.-- -"I,! 4PAC - -5—~ ~:aA 11 ___________ ----.----' ________________________________________________ -- - --1 ____ ________ 'S 4 I.-- JOHNSON'S 88c 11Oc HEATH BARS COIITSOL OF TDNflLS J A79 N MISS BRECK DENTAL FLOSS BORDEN'S KILLER 70* 11 FICTIVE, LOW COST, IOIT-TQu*sar SF1 RANT" 39 HAIR CONDONIR GRO • • FLU BALSAM PALS WAKUN PLUS IRON MULTI- "- Enhig Ilesuki Wednesday, August Bat he says they're set I.. padleuler about what they eat 'Alligators are crazy abed manhnieflows," he OWL "But we feed them mistly flab, aid chickeus when we can get them feathers aid all." Ikaki$aldFlp,th 11 hhI1 kuI.aahi.Iehetby.s( d far 01 the S&WWF1111111111111 al hud BM=W N$IN. Appliance Firm To spilt cools of the - CIA Analyzes , yeaft saine user ho his tadetue bo iu ft meat "1 d..'t charge aaythhig far piuple Is on the aWgat.rs," Wales says 01 the thiLk6ed uips&ft pesed up behInd his bulooses. "fist %Ift the= bas gattes to be sea as espéautve pispositlus that I sew 14 ft" we* voluntary W000n, wher..W"WtmnMWdkt=lrddb Everglades e,mmu17 asTIlTrail beta eda ibsal d Naples, says care =W be hikes while fesft the 'Piers because they ..metlmes hiri as ow asether, in a feediig (nazi.. the - river I uviuu boo The average enrollment period Is about five months for each student, Johnson said, with the training program structured to last no longer than a year In most cases. Court Names Barnett Heir TALLAHASSEE appeals court has ruled that Barnett family's shared with a son born in 1913 to a 19-year-old girl in France, Charles Barnett was the legitimate son of William L'Engle Barnett because William treated him like a son after going to France for World War I and marrying the mother, Marcelle Pen-on, in 1918, the list Court of Appeal ruled Tuesday. nearly 2,000 acres on the " I Is , have been receiving at least h'!f of their ir,crnc from ngiica.tumai employment *n who want to be trained in another field of endeaver. extra money will go toward (DISTRICT NO. dent(s). L1s Hill and Thomas Hill, (AP) A state RESOLUTION This public hearing will be held in th1en epre thusband of L Hill, and supporting students as they ON MOTION IV COMMISSIONER the County Commission Chambers to enforce a lion upon realprop the study to acquire new vocational "KIMIROUGH, SECONDED BY the Seminole County Courthouse, situate In this District and described COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS, THE Of banking fortune must be May End With Purchase skills, while the remaining Room 203, Sanford, Florida, on as follows; Lot 21. Block "A" FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS September 14, 1q74. at 7:00 P.M., or GROVE TERRACE, according $4,000 will be used to assist to UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED A as soon thereafter a$ possible. Flat Book 7, at page 12. of the Public ByJACQUELINEDOWI) ParkproessIonaJnejhown a survey migrants with travel expenses generally THE REGULAR MEETING Op Written comments flied with the Records of Seminole County, THE BOARD OF COUNTY CON. 111erald8taff Writer to and from classes and seller's responsibility - and Land Development Administrator Florida. and it appearing to the MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE AIongf1gMtosa,emoreui training sessions. Seminole County side of the agreeing torelmburse the State will be considered. Persons ap- Court thatmed.fendant(s),Thomas COUNTY. FLORIDA, ON THE 4TH , 4 500 acres of enviro environmentally river, was the lad remaining for any land that is found to be pearingat the public hearing will Hill.the Present husband of Lois Hill In connection with the budget DAY OF JULY, heard orally. Hearings may be is not inhabitants of nor found within endangered land along the obstacle to protecting the land modification, Johnson said, he bottom and already continued from time to time as found the State of Florida W HE R LAS, Fl or ida Statutes and have not Wekiva River Is expected to end under the state's Environ- owned by the state. District necessary. Furth er details available voluntarily appeared herein, and 1`0411111 re the adopt ion of a Resolution also secured approval to pay a Friday. temporary polling calling 3254330, Ext. 307. establishing that Personal service upon them is places mentally Endangered Lando rnp,I w Part-time placement worker aphen no acCommoda$ls Board of County not practical because his residence "I'm going to take the from the migrant program's Tuesday by the cabinet, presently exist m is on rs within Co m si e the boun. VICI whereabouts are unknown, It down there Friday and try to The owner of the Lake County the trust will Close regular budget. ii darles of a precinct adequate In Seminole County, Florida ORDERED that Thomas Hill. the buy It," said Charlie Smith of side of the purchase, Major survey -estimated at $6 000 By: Mike Hattaway, husband of Lois Hill appear complIance wtih F lorida Law, and Johnson said the college has pr, MIAMI (AP) A five-month effort to build WHEREAS, Florida Law, Chapfer Chairman or plead to the complaint herein by Florida's bureau of land Realty of Orlando, has been with the state. an employe who has been SOIl and 101.73 further prncribeg AItt: the 11th day of October, 974. and a company on the name of acquisition, who negotiated a ready to sell Its 2,720 working approximately 20 of that Ii location change in any The trust also agreed to place Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. default thereof the Court Cohen appliance dealer compromise that cleared the the Wekiva floodplain since $30000 of the $2.1 mIllion Publish: Aug. IS, 1,14 proceed to the hearing and ad- Polling Place Can Only b, made when hours per week to oversee DEC 49 iwtication of this suit as if Thomas the Board of County Commissioners way for the date's $3.8 million early s*mlrner, placement of students who Alan negotiated price in escrow until Hill, the present husband of Lois Hill determine that ttse Accommodations purchase Landow. complete the training cycle, but A new community of 50,000 the survey Is completed. The ___________________ had been served with process in the for any holding of any election ore The land 4,636 acres on residents, called Three, Rivers, date will be reimbursed $400 an that until now this person has State of Florida, but only to the inadequate at the permanent polling • of Kenolacs. aqØ )AIr side$;$tho Wak1 peat had been planned fgr the 1k. ;aCTe fo extent prov ided f or by Section 1433 been paid from another source. foWid by Boar WIlERAS, the d of Cowily " TItle 24. UnIted States Cole: it of where It empties into the St. "We usually rank number 'surveyor Art Stelnmia of commIsIl.neq Seminole County, furthr ORDERED that otk• of RESOLUTION and Appliance Warehouse Johns Rivef rn,tJi of SanfJ 'cabinet revoked Major Realty's DeLand to be already owned by ON Florida, has determined that no two out of the 16 projects In the hlsorderbspublishudbyft,e,'sj MOTION BY COMMISSIONER States Marshal by will be preserved as It was development permit because the sta end of the month. accommodations presently exist in a newspaper KIMBROuGIi. SECONDED te. circulation in Seminole within Precinct 7A, 12. 17, 22, 21, 20, when Indians paddled past the the area had neither adequate The Greater Sanford Area COMMISSIONER WILLIAMS, THE Cgeneral and 53, adequate for the en. ounty, Florida. once a week for 51* FOLLOWING RESOLUTION WAS Wekiva's untamed banks. peditious and efficient housing .vi( watersuppllesnorhigjiwaysto Chamber of Commerce Is UNANIMOUSLY 4 ADOPTED AT 14) consecutive weeks, commencing handling About 1,400 acres of upland support such a development. planning a formal dedication of voting and voting on August 11, 974. DONE AND Paraphern4ilawithinsaid Fla. (AP) election eci,, pr woods will be used as a public THE BOARD REGULAR MEETING OF ORDERED at Orlando, Fnja,i5 The state purchase, which ceremony for the river, THE OF COUNTY CON. 23rd inspectors are making random, spot NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT day of JULY. 914. MISSIONERS OF SEMINOLE recreation area that state was proposed to the Executive Manager Jack COUNTY, FLORIDA, ON THE 4TH RESOLVEDbVmemerd of County GEORGE C. YOUNG Tuesday's high $2, today's to way Department of Natural cabinet in March but has been Homer said this morning, but DAY Commissenofkm,oecc,unty OF JULY. A. M. )74 United States District Judge low 72. Udall: 11 Resources officials hope will In the planning stages much an exact date hasn't been set. of State Publish: Aug. i1.1L23,Sept. 1,0,13, Florida, that for Precincts 7A, 12, It. WHEREAS. Partly cloudy with a 61 per cent 914 Bruce ease the crowds at Wekiwa longer, was delayed by a The ceremony had been that the spot polling place be designated as chance 01 showers. Extended any change is m do In the locations DEC 1 temporary polling pla ces for ti Springs State Park near the dispute between the state and scheduled for June 30 but had to c polling places designated checks are to that elections laws are forecast calls for partly cloudy for any FIRST PRIMARY ELECTION river's headwaters. the Bass Trust over costs of be post poned when the survey Election Precinct, and to help the candidates and to skies, with scattered afternoon called for September 7, 974, said The com promise with B Bass sur veying the land. WHEREA5,FIorIda cod dispute delayed the putLaw,C,,,. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR polling places being outside their develop recommendations for the thundershowers throughout (3), 71 further prescribes Trust, a group of 15 Winter The trust balked at paying for he location change In any polling SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. MWO1101 PrOCIACts. but contiguous Florida. Highs around ii, lows thereto: 1.1 PRORATE DIVISION Mace can only be made when In lii. PRECINCT A- LOCATION-' the File Number i4.17$.CP Board of County Commissioners Community House, Avenue E A 7th Division TOMORROW'S TIDES determInethattheaccom,,,,c$ts IN Attorney Street. Chulvofa. F lorida. Molt ESTATE OF for the holding of any election are Daytona Beach: high 2:51 A PRECINCT 12- LOCATIONgencies Merger Efforts' inadequate at the permanent polling ELZIE J. BUTLER a.m. and 3:31 p.m., low 9:04 Florida Federal Savings and Loan, and, Deceased lntectM 434 1 434, Altamonte s.m. Mad $:55p.m. man of the House Standards and Conduct WHEREAS, the Board of County NOTICE TO ALLOPADMINSTRATION PERSONS HAVING 5prngs, Florida Port Canaveral' high 2'37 of Seminole County, PRECINCT 17- LOCATIONthe Florida, Florida, has determined mat the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Portable, a.m. and 3:33 p.m., low 9:01 Casseiberry Elementary 'Smokescreen" D THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL school Park accommodations of the permanent torney's working half-time for the House and . Place' ing Lot, 431 S. Winter aDd 9.31 p.m. places In Election Precincts OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Park Drive, Casseiberry, part-time for a state board. Florida IN THE ESTATE: ore Bayport: hlgh3:l2a.m.and inadequate in compli c, with an ByEDPftIcjsn' PRECINCT 22- LOCATIONlnSeinlnole. Florida Law, "If I were Mr. Barrett, I industry. SCIDA's efforts are Polling 11:07 p.m., low 1:58 a.m. and not do that," YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Sanford Civic Center, Sanford that the administration of the estate Avenue, llera1dSlaJfWd NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT But Dolgner believes the directed toward luring light, said Rep. Tom 1:09pan. Sanford, Florida D-Fort LauAsst. Port Administrator talk RESOLVED by the Board of County of ELZIE J. SUTLER, Is Just that, talk. PRECINCT 27- LOCATIONclean Industry to all areas of Commissioners of Seminole County, in File Number 74170 CP. is pending derdale. "If there is not a of interest, Dennis Delgrwr said efforts to "I haven't heard anything," Seminole the rcuit Court for Seminole Seminole Hospital Pavilion, 300 Say Florida, that the polling place Of Small Tractor, Small P,ce Avenue, Sanford, Florida combine Seminole County's two he replied when asked If there there is at least a potential for conflict." Couity. Florida, Probate Division, Election 12-30 lip diesel Precincts 3, 17, 17, II, Before the two agencies could 20, PRECINCT 3_ LOCATIONindust ry-seeking agenci es Is a has been any communication be com 47, 50, fl, 32, and 53 are tern. It 'Idriss of which is North Perk len Chapel AME bined, legislation would porarily changed for Church. 1203 Av.n,e, Seminole County Cow'. "smokescreen" on the part of between SCOPA and county be the FIRST Get tplouse, Sanford, FL. The personal Olive Avenue, Sanford, Florida required. SCOPA was PRIMARY ELECTION called for the county commission. PRECINCT 34- LOCATIONLOCATIONrepresentative of the estate Ii officials relative to a merger. created by an act of the Se ptember 7, 1,74. as follows: Altamont, Springs Elementary TALLAHASSEE (A?) "Everybody Is a Mumbling Lawyers PRECINCT 3- LOCATION- MARGARET S. BUTLER, who" School, Altamonfe Dolgner said the merger talk legislature In 1966. OffIcials Midway Springs, Florida andress is 615 Laurel Avenue, School Auditorium, Jitway Sanford FL. teaching in public schools should be in the around," Doigner noted. "I hasn't even reached the SCOPA predict It would require an Avenue. Sanford. Florida PRECINCT 32LOCATIONThe nameandadores; Win don't see any feasibility." Recreation Center same payroll category as persons with docSum board of directors. of tte personal representatIve's merset PRECINCT 13amendment to that act to Swim Club, Cauel.rry. Doigner appeared at Tuesday LOCATIONFlorida Federal Savings j 4 4 Doigner said about the only coinbinc the two agencies. and Loan, attorney.resetforthbelow. torate degrees, the state Cabinet says. Florida All persons havi ng Intersection 431 claims or and 434. Altamonte night's commission meeting placelthasbeendiscu_ssedisby PRECINCT 53— LOCATION-,) The Cabinet voted 4-0 SODA has the advantage of Springs, Florida to against the estate are the 40 and presented the Seminole the media and by some corndemands 1120 N. Orange lIes,.,,, Trill Longwood required. WITHIN THREE MON Longwoo4, Community Building, of being caPable Education Department to bring Issuing Orlanes. Fla. flies back new F lorid a County Port PRECINCT 17LOCATIONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE Authority mlssloners. iIMapneIi Ave. Portable, Casselberry Elementary FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS dustnlal bonds for all Seminole certification IL IT FURTHER RESOLVED regulations that would make that (SCOPA) budget Altarnt. sviage, Ph. fl7n next year . SCIDA Is supported by tax County. So, officials hope to School Parking Lot, IS) S. Winter NOTICE, to file with the clerk that where the abovesald de Aliament, Springs change, Drive, Casselberry, Florida of the signations of lawyers' salaries. 123-114$ The $O,854 budget was ac- dollars, while SCOPA Is self- pass that advantage on to Pa'k polling places shall re 134.1)41 above court a written statement PRECINCT II- LOCATION-., cepted without comment by the supporting. Suit In the place voting for two or Florida Gas Training Center, any claim or demand they may SCOPA in the event the two more precincts being located for the 'ommisslon. Nave. Eachclaim mustbetnwfltlng Some SCIDA critics complain agencies are ever combined. Building 310. San ford Airport, and must indicate the basis for the purpose of an election in one e cou y building t he vot ing places for the Th nt commission has the agency has accomplished Carrier Avenue.77Sanford, Florida claim the name and address of the Saver al precincts involved shall be PRECINCT LOCATIONdiscussed combining SCOPA nothing since its Inception In creditor or NI; agent or Seminole Hospital Pavilion, 300 Bay attorney, established and maintained and the Seminole County Legal Notice and Avenue. Sanford, Florida Though SODA has at. the amount claimed. If the wparateand part from each other in Industrial cialmlsnotvetduLthedatenhenit laid Development ti-acted no Industry to date, PRECINCT 29_ LOCATION_ will building, an become due shall be stated. It Allen Chapel AME Church, SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Authority (SClDA 4 because Director Jim Daniel feels this OF BE IT FURTHER RESOLVEr4' Olive Avenue, Sanford, the claim is contingent or Florida COUNTY COMMISSIONERS that said tem porary po lling places some commissioners say the unliqudate.J , the nature of the PRECINCT 47- LOCATION- certainty Notice if PIIC Hearing L1ht weight oxygen availablel fir Oxygen or Respirator two agencies duplicate one Roiling Hilts Moravian shall be stated if the be recorded in the Official Recor d The Board of County Corn for travel land, sea, or air his position for a year. Now Available at Sa Bo ok in the Of Ike Of In# Clerk of the nlando S pr I misaionen ings Drive, Church, claim i; seur, the security shall C Seminole County Will another in their respective SCOPA, for the most part, hold a publicOfhearing ircuit Courtthat of Seminole County, NO COST with 434. Longwood. Florida be described. The claimant shill Fiorlda,and to consider an Comph searches for industry to locate concentrates on water-oriented appeal this RCoIuIIob, PRECINCT SO- LOCATION- deliver Sufficient coplesof the claim Publ Home, Respirator and Medicare and Insurance against me Board of Ad not ished more than thirty days Inhalation Therapy Service. Winter Springs Fire Station No. to the clerk to enable the clerk to iustment in approving lot InafiSO States. nor less than twenty days prior to siZe $51 Northern Way, Winter Springs, repres mail one copy to each variance In an R l A staff of inhalation therapists, Revdential personal the holding Of the upcoming FIRST We process I F lorid a entative Zone from II,l0osqftto 10.241 sq ft ,, pharmacists Challenged and PRIMARY ELECTION Sop. respiratory for , PRECINCT Medicare and All persons int er ested in the k average to divide the following four tectinicans to help you with your Red Carpet Inn and Rac qu et Club LOCATIONl whom a copy of this Notiestate ce O bomber 7, 1976. lots into thre building sites: Insurance I HEREBY CERTIFY that the ' lt'nntitiurd From Pagel.A) Of Administration The $98000 allows for initial Lots 1, 7, 3. and 4, Black A. Altrmonf, Springs, ISO N Douglas prescription, has been rIuired, Claims. mailed are abo,e and foregoing is a true and Av en ue, Alt amonte Springs, up co WITHIN THREE Sanlando5pringsReploto, set st.s and includes Tracts?, cofr copy of a Resolution passed *NO PURCHASE NECESSARY Our Lease Pa_ P89. Pg 19. in Section II l29, on Florida MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF nanilnousIyby the Position became a political to hire two (ulltl.rne attorneys: Virg Win 16 Rec reation Protects you No monthly charge other than PRECINCT 52LOCAT1ON_. Center Sum THE Fl)ST PUBLICATION OF CommissionM of Board of Coun's,inia .venve. (01ST. issue this year, Hatlaway one for $36,000, a second for merset Seminole County, Swim Club. THlSNOTICE,totlleanyti Against Medicare and Insurance benefits. Mark David they This public hearing will be held In Florida. at Is regular meet ing held Boulevard, Casseiberry, Florida pmlsed to study the ma tter about $l5,. may have that challenge Room 203 Of the Seminole County Everything included in lease plan. No Inflationary On the 4th ,, sarno validity of the decedent's will, the epplars Courthouse in Sanford, Flor ida. n and come up with a recoinhidden charges for service, main. One reason to go to a legal Septem on 11w Increases. recr Comm53unityLOCATIONLongwood in It,. Minute PRECINCT Building, 171 quaIIlicatins of INc personal Bo ber ti. 1976, at 7:00 PM.. or memlation, ok tar said CqIy West Churth Avenue, lena_nc., or emergency calls. representative, Q me venue or departmentwouwbeturemove •s5oontMreefteraspoli,, IN WITNESS WwnpQj;, i ha Florid. On Aug. 10, the chairman th e position from pa rtisan Longwood. iurisdiction of the court. Wrlttn comments tiled with tine N' niy tu.:.d Cntj aIrlsel ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND the 141 of passed the Issue to Klinbrough pohtics.WhenRepubllcanshoid Land Development Administrator Oftic, thatcseI_.,oticeofpMthangei,%,h, 17w b.-uU of BE IT F'JRTHER RESOLVED OBJECTIONS NOT $Q FILED COMPLETE BREATHING CARE be will co idered ns Persons ap County CcvDmiSsMv.',.s.,'sis.t,04, and E)emoa'atjc Commissioner the majority vote, the count y pearing at Itne PHONE: 32295 Precinct Polling Placn b WILL, BE FOREVER BARRED po$t public hearing will be P. 0. Box 411, Altamonte Springs, Fl. 32701 of July, A 0, It7 the Harry Kwiatkowski. or 862-0302 do of the PrCvgus polling Date o the Ilfll publication of ttii; attorney is a Republican. When heard orally Hearings may be Notice of Administration; August i, ATTEST. The ch.airUlaIl alia, turned the opposite Is true, Democrats continued from tlmlto tim.as found place. _______________ H. iWck-,,,l'ft Jr, UNANIMOUSLY CLIP AND MAIL 1974. over rcsults of his I&tlai study appoint a [kniocratic attorney, necessary, FUflNC details available July, A 0 • 1976 this 61h day Clerk of INc i5,j Margaret S. Butler . by calling 325 4330, Ext. 307. .4 X, £UTt'ORIZEO MEDICARE] NEW PATIENTS. .10.' prompt attention please miii to the two-man coinmjlLie Freeman was appointed In Counts Cofnrniaaners ATTEST Ai Perscnal R*prepntatie Board of County k a, kq Seri''gt. SVPPLIER SINCE Iffa us the following information. Arthur H Beckwith of 11w we serviceall5o states c%l.te 01 assigned to investigate legal Commissioners N-. early 1975 after Dmocmats County. Florida Clerk of the Board of ELZIE J. OJTLER. Decees*ct Seminole County, Florida won a majority position 0fl the .lai.n K. I"rs Courier Commi"joners in and ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL lAME............................. By; Mika Haftawoy, Digity Clerk In Malta_way's Initial report, board in fog' Semino4e County, .............DOCTOR......................... 1914. ", AEPRESLNTAYIVE: Chairman I 1. A IDDRESS ....... ........................... Florid. Wlljrn L. Coib.ert the chairman noted a legal Before Freeman's ap- Attest: .. CITY .......... STATE ............. SEALI Oy Joan K Hare P.O. Box 1130, Sanford, FL 2 PHOHE ...................... department could be crested pouxment, the post was held by Arthur H Beckwith. jr. Clerk Telqpn()ne; 3232171 Publish: Aug a, 1516 for a1aut 1&8D(iJ a year. Pbtith Avg S. if, 1974 Howiird Ma_i-see, a Republican. DEC Pn.bitun Aug 1, 11, ii IS. I$74 PUblish Aug 0. II. 1914 DEC a) CEC2i CEC . .I,0.I son - Judge Bars Popsicle Tax III, of the State Department of Education seeks funds from CETA in Washthgtofl based on requeMasidxnIttedto the state agency by Individual Florida counties. The education (iephi'tflhlflt then acts as a conduit for distributing grant monies which are allotted. Is designed Wald persona who - - stat.e In terms ci placement," Johnson said. "We work for an per cent placement level and so tar we've been staying pretty dow ft. rat'sthe target level that we shoot for." The migrant education effort KEY WEST (AP) Defendant William A.H. Williams has been identified as being at the scene when a $700,000 cash ransom nilivered for the release utkthup'ed newspaper editor Reg Murphy. Williams, charged with extorting $700,000 from the Atlanta Constitution after Murphy was abducted in 1974, was Identified by FBI agent Paul B. King Jr. Tuesday as the man who drove away from where the ransom was dropped off in two suitcases, . Seminole Commirnity College has been granted another $34,000 In federal fund. to help . support Its five-year-old Migrant Education program, according to (be school's director of Adult and ConUnuing Education. Dr. Edwin Johnson on. nounced that the money, which Is available wider 'flUe Ill of the Comprehensive Employment Training (CETA), , tu supplement the migrant project's original 1976 budget of "We've had 94 people go through the program already," Johnson said In explaining his request for additional funds. "And we've only been running ft for six months.Soft looks like we're going to go over the 130 participants we'd expected by a ftle reasonable number." - - Housing Industry In Tailspin BARTOW AP) A Polk County grand jury has Indicted Sheriff Monroe Brannen, a deputy,, a former deputy and another man on charges of conspiring to smear one of Brannen's election opponents and then lying about the alleged plot. Brannen said he would ask Gov. Reubin Askew today what he wants to do about the indictment. Askew has the power to suspend the sheriff until the matter is cleared up. Brannen, Sgt. John A. Baggett and former vice-squad Capt. Milton E. Godwin now a candidate for Pasco County sheriff were arrested, booked and released on their own recognizance after the grand jury Issued the indictment late Tuesday. - ____ -- 1 Sheriff Charged With Smear Plot Polk County 11 - Gafor Grabbing Fun But Costly OCHOPEFJ lAP) Raymeud Wee .sys bell keep aftft mgasee that stray Ihi peows yar& But he says his 'paur4jabIleg has became Isp1n NOW that he't leeg *01 the.. Receives Funds IN BRIEF I - - 1 " n Seminole ___ re4dontIal areas. Sgt. Perry Thomas reported vandals destroyed front yard lights valued at 2M Tuesday night at 1.1., 5I tow residences on Derbyshire DORIS HUMPHRIVS which two men were wosusded. and Oxford Rondo, Fern Park. 15 FIedWOOd Drive Sanford Police detective Sgt. said today that detectI saId INVITATION TO RID August J. Ruppatt, 1427 FarmlnqviIle, New York William Dube and officers T. L. that Hickman The Ioer of Of the Trustees found to Oxford Road, reported that he 11138 DEC-74 mole County Public Hospital Brooks Jr. and D.H. Whitinlie ha,, uttered YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED m In CUM out of his reside aballet owid w at bids upon the follow ing: mat an action to foreclose a mar. arrested John Howard hick. y. Sq. Ft. of Carpet. a.m. today to pick up his ___________________ t, on the following property man, 0, of 117 E. Ninth AddWJ lnformtlon, plans and Seminole County, Florida: In other arra Kevin Paul newspaper and dlacovered that spedfIcatioeearsavallaeat Office Street., on a circuit court Hus, IS of Groveland, in vandals had th____ Loft, Block H, CANCLOT UNIT rown a county the Purcliesimsg Agent. TWO. according to the FIst thereof warrk Tuesday esday at Sanford Lake Cowity, was being held "no parking" sign and poet All bids shell be mai le d t SEMINOLE COUNTY 9"40 th as recorded in Fiat Book 14, Pages' Ave. and 13th St., according to without bond today In county tlrongh the rear window 01 his OP Trustees .1 the Seminole fl and N, of the Public COUNTY COMMISSIOIIIIS Records WA County public ~Of, 1101 NMI Seminole county, Florida. jail record.. N$keofPublkHsadsg Jail on Charges of failure to P. auto. Deputy G. A. Bare iaid First Street. Sanford. Florida 32771. The Board of County Corn. All been filed against you and you Police reported that Henry a fine at Titnaville and felony damage to the auto was mlsslo bids not are required to servo a copy of your be ners of Seminole Williams and Early Spikes, pocedon County, later then theldayof 1.0. 971, and written estimated at Plorida.wlli hold a public hearing defenses, if any, to it on shell be removed on or before the S PHILLIP both of Sanford, were each .bat Sanford Patrolman Richard H. Deputy W. Jackson Starr consider tie fol lowing Item: LOGAN. of day of Se pt ember ltta in the leg the night 01 July 31 L. Burnett, resp ondi A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR SHINHOLSER. LOGAN AND ng to a reported today that thieves CHANGE cwisideraslon of much bi ds will MONCRIEF, Attorneys for ZONING dwiig a melee at a Lake report of a muepicloes pariuti made off with a $375 Irrigation REGULATIONS OF take place at me misting of the Plaintiff. Post Son 377g. hoard of Trust in the Semiflole Sen . Florida Office Monroe Terrace parking lot. Tuesday afternoon at Elm Ave. pwnp and motor from a barn at 32771, and file ml I. L. D. PLANTS. INC., A-I County Public Hospital (Seminole original with the Clerk of the TO N-i Investigators said the men and 24th St., ran a ownpider Yammer Farms, wed SR. AGRICULTURE ata Memorial Hospital) at 11:45 O'clock Court on or before September *UNSEAL INDUSTRIAL. Fl 9. were shut by a man In a pickup check on Hudoon and learned of near Interstate Four. an me 14 day of September Beginn g 741-111. beginning in as the Northeast 1976; otherwise. a judgment may be truck after they had deflected a the Tltsavifle warrant, police _______ COFflI? Sanford police are inof hock 1. Gardena Farms, entered against you for the relief according to the play thereof as Publish: Aug. 14. 17, ii, 1ff4 pldolalmedatth,faceo( Willie said. nan in the Complaint. ve4ig'tingthe ruported theft of recore DEC. 73 in Plat Book 4. Page WIlilazess, SO, of Lake Monroe. WlTNESSmyhandandtthe moo at Two other persons were also a color television, a sladow box the public records at Wi1fleWk,rasntwcn&j bcgbe'.' !my without ..id. 'md R wall picture. tctnl '.'zl 11 .iorlda, run North deg X lVt' but polk'v said a pickup truck They were Melissa ______Gall Byrd, UNITED STATES DISTRICT (SEAL) Z0O, In a burglary (It an 00' wet 24400 liii; thence North OS dig 00' 00" East 44373 feet 1Sfl COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OP Arthur H. Beckwith Sr. Impounded later had blood on 20, of Orlando, accused of apartineit at aMurs Cove to the Southwesterly rtghtof.way FLORIDA. ORLANDO DIVISION Clerk of he Circuit the Interior of the cab, leading violation of probation, and Apartments. Ka th line of the Oviedo y Starling Case No. 14.137.Ort.Civ.y Court of Investigators to theorize the Wilbur Lee Smith, 19, of told officers the Items wee A.CL. Railroad; Branch thence run UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, By: Martha T. Vitilen Deputy Clerk man with the gun may have Orlando, who was arrested removed from her apartment ogffiterI along said right-of. Plaintiff, vs. LOIS HILL and PHILLIP H. LOGAN-Of way line .2t feet to a point 211.73 THOMAS HILL, the present SHINHOLSER. ,, been wounded. Tuesday by sheriff's deputies while she was away from home, feet South IS dog 00' 00" East of the husband of Lois Hill, Defendants. LOGAN AND Police Chief Ben E. Butler on a circuit court warrant according to police mpolits, Northeast corner of said hock 4; ORDER FOR SERVICE gy MONCRIE F thence run North IS dog 00' 00" Well PUBLICATION an motIon and Attorneys for Plaintiff 15173 feet to the point of beginning, affidavit of plaintiff in me above ONice Son nit In Section 3I.31. Further described untitled cause by Kendall W. Wherry Sanford, Florida 32771 as South of SR lit one mile South of its Assistant United States Attorney, Publish Aug. 1. II. ii, 23, 974 Wekiva River Battle Tuskawlila Road. In an action against the dofen. _______ DEC.25 ____ Migrant Program 11 Wdnse1a,,A.,l57e-.M WE'VE LOWERED OUR PRICES ON THE MOST FREQUENTLY PRESUMED PRESCRIPTiONS r? 6 Let us price yow next ,cnptiori, at no obbgalion... o PROVE how much you'S save with . $z N.w LOWER PnecrIlpition Pcnd a -., 2t!RT L!' ''.. - :c .': -•- �EwnlngHeuukl 30 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFCRD. FLA. fln! AM Code 3W311-301 or SWOM Around I t a Horn. Dsftiery: Wes 33 ciuifi. month. $310 . Veer. By Mail: In FlorIda s.tn as horns delivery. Mi v'uwv mail: Month. p.O: êMon$?us. $1510; 12 Monffii, *.a. the cnat hd 10W 10 fud gmftd km OrbWL What's ON about do whok 0% Is do it Wn than 4be.sf fdP.O.tofla$W hoursb0mannj. 31 minutes Away. Wondmrwhat ws'd do If the C" Too am E' am gfl a istheck? rod to ___ PI.IflN a, b at M vIci hi _'V- mb sleep. ___ thii*uiitobi _ 5"'y f D11{IMIC PIII to the U. & (bta VIRh DIat&I. Alan "M ______waii ____ ft MA of 1k known Columnist rnUy _ Martin Bacon Resigns 'From I n1ein Mary Council ___ -: you saw the happenings at the Rftesa N'tho"al Couve*lon on the tube liiwjy By DONNA TES HeraldStaff Writer , ft would be the better retirement, entered the lastember Bacon polled marrtagevoersbefarethe sazne that . &ts Boulevard, the This year he has been course of action to hold oft political arena in Lake Mary In more votes than both of his print who conducted their rman of the city's entrance road the would chai to dty, filling the post until the dee- 1974, easily winning a council opponents combined. marriage cer emony 35 years be developed in "hooky took" rçcrestlan committee. Bacon tIo. seat for asplitos*yeart Bacon said he and his wife agoonSepL6, On sept.$,Ba not ed his pride In the 'manner. Bacon, who was a isbn the election thatyear. planto drive to Chicago in early will be 74 years cit supported the ordinance development of a "kiddie" He negotiator prior to his Seeking a full two-year term September to repeat their for toddlers w4 Y Hesaldft had been apleasure requiring C setback for prope rty bounding other children and the cow dructlon on to serve the pleasure to work with ft -d at 104 feel, from ft drurtion of shuffleboard coort4, in ft city. councilmen, staff and employes highway's catertire. _ to Us future goals of the thxee-yeareI,J city . ; "' ; ulthi't hs but notice a tt similarity betisin Guy brd's 'Prdmt1als' and that ' LAKE MARY — City ,..ii. ... bCoundilman Martin Bacon Sr., ' completing his second year In office, has resigned, to be of fective on Sept. I, to devote more time to his family. ( The 73-year-OW councilman said he will submit his letter resignation to Mayor Walter Sorenson at the 7:30 p.m. ".'t council meeting Thursday. °' Bacon considers major acJ,4l Bacon and his wife, Betty, may be moving out of the city. complishments during his By JANE CASSELBEIIIIY agreement with the city and Just want to research from a tenure as helping to beef up of Bacon said he and Mrs. Herald Staff Writer Winter Park Telephone has not legal standpoint to Obtain arpolice department to the Bacon have been vacatbonIig WINTER SPRINGS— Winter replied to his request for mament to get them to sit down FBI standard (one police ofthis summer at their conSprings is seeking to renegotiating a similar and renegotiate. I don't like to cer or f each persons in the dominium In Ocoee and may renegotiate franchises with agreeneunt lee us get Into harasawift With city's population) and the move there. three of the utilities serving the me third utility involved, the companies," MARTIN BACON SR. of the possibility city. Southern States Utilities, which Mayor Sorenson said today he City Attorney M ass Gary ey serves 160 homes in IN has not received a good con- seat until the December told the council Monday night Tuscawilla area, had not beer uensus from the governing body election or to let on whether they prefer to ap- vacant until then. It remain that Southern Bell ha1l in- contacted, Massey salt dlcated it Is not Interested In Litigation is Pending agalnE Point someone to fill Bacon's He said he personally renegotiating Its 30-year Southern States which the clt claims has been overcharglnf residents lnce May 1, 1" .1 when ratc were Increased b . Bad Case Of NonsoAction A . I 1 0 PRO/CON What's Ahead For Us? Today's Topic: "The Prwp.cts Wiatlon -.- Recession After the Election" Is argued by William $$ikna. htsistant to theofPre'ldint for economic affairs, and Dr. Alice RIvIin, threctar at the !alonjI Bad Office. This article was adapted from the National Town which Ii held NO Wednesday in Waabi*o. D.C. at the Kennedy Center where debate and answer the audience's questions on va.'lous national issues. .. l WTWiU4SEIDMAN - WhuVi in AaIuc.'s &ak ? Today, practically ,,,fy ecmwnI 4Itr Wh 's In Aa.vka'i eoisiale Itv? If anything is certain shad the economic _ oftlsthlttwoprobjens—Inhlatlonand d bica at the revialization at the ,rt,.to re _1as ___ — are going bbe with nsuproblems sector. We have not bst*g,d upundy,, new for quilts awhile. The recession from which we i' .-..0d programs. Monetary policy has i an recovering was very deep. The recovery has [ I cr.at.dfandathe we .hrito ru& in hIaet.n been good over the lad few macthe but even U lathetudhM liefiscalpoddortafourbanksandl recovery continues at its preseit pace, It will be OWCOMpeolsohn been v1y bz4 Profits some time before we bring the wployxnent .' andr I eaa ,4 rat, hack to wt anybody would consider an ' TTfD WW pft.j UIeiw have acciptabfo level. If we're lucky, recov will 5 _____ have an unuai re,, onahated for several years bid there is .: always the danger that It could slow down. __ Inveig has M recovered as rapidly as It I _ economies that we've been In. There are, mI* have and If It does not (recover), that however, prohienia aId that have to be face& could be a problem. Rapidly rising Izdered rates * We will need very rhltIally irester capital could be a problem. And Inflation Itself, if It .! •. . — . Spending fur plants, for reldndjeg, could be perhaps the gravest danger. ii1dJigo, for machinery thiery — if we are going to We've . marked improvements in the lad have a full "000""economy. We have the year tad we've learned a lesson also that our Problem of wind C.on will do to the budget economy economy has very strong, bullt4n hdlaticnary and wha What; a H te wey-&wkins type bill tendencies and Is vulnerable to shocks from the (muniintng full employment) would do to hi. Outside such as a rapid rise In oil prices or 114101L And we also have the problem of oil and worldwide food prices. Right now, thing don't theprlceineathdwemaybi breed topay batOUpr1ces MAY go op aftttI, but ft If we were to accept Mr. chappell's reanig ______________________________________________do control of mary prices, probably not going to be a disaster. But there is to heOPEC It would mean that any member of any profession Overall, these are dangers bid not certainties for Mill an underlyingInflation rate of $ to S per cent I— be it private, social or political — when faced a great Increas, In the Inftonary rate. We a year that could subside or escalate. Some of JOHN CUNNIFF Will u unpleasantof believe we have bullit a base that we can give this depends on what the new government does Ouk Judging the iiior .r a fellow charged with misconduct, malfeasance or 00. d tha cng and i0nmd recoivdles overthe DIII few years. thatwehIveaeentnlMgconu1yjg.,g ___ nonfeasance — could be excused from such . iI we need wage and price costruls? judgment. 'Anguish An g U IS The basic reason for not having price controls D. we need wage and price cectrels? Where is the line drawn on the responsibilities Is that they tend to distort the economy. We NEW YORK (AP) — The anguish of the Ia public official to act decisively on the Issues of Wage and prim Which, you observes leaves the Investor fpJy have ha been able to think ofa better way to send financial analyst here in these pre.electlon days exactly where he was — uncertain. The day in the public interest? Is he allowed to shirk b_wsncceeful — unless we want to give op signals from the conslaner to the producer about Is as acute and obvious as that of the that responsibility — In effect, to cop out — When w Qtlbsnk, second largest commercial bank In OSf basic wtnatto produce than the free operation at a price Smith tal convention commentator who has no thing political to the nation, manages to avoid picking a candidate aboid this, In didn't call It t'1'ev faire, he called sYd= which, alter all, works pretty well most the accused is from the same state? From the same report and a tot of time or space to fill, the system of natural freedom. He was talking Of the thus. I happen to think that the in;COuntY3r club? The same bridge club? The same by telling readers of its August 'ilocthiy In this financial capital there Is no vacation Economic Letter," that no mktter who not only about economic freedom bit about R"UwY dangers in the American economy Are church? wins, from forecasts, since investors live In the future economic policy won't We suddenly. poillical kudom. I would also like to take strong vKh that there are moments when Inflation Is Suppose a member of the Florida Bar and most be provided with the Insights analysts "Myths always play an Important role In e1hh11 to the notion we gain anything from quite likely to get out of control rather suddenly claim to be able to perceive. Association were accused of wrongdoing? Would politics," It Mates at the very beginning, 'and having standby wage and price control& i and It would be serial We to have some kind of That mean that his colleagues in the F.B.A. would And so, while the analysts cannot say for sure one that surfaces quadrenlajly lathe belief that a operated In the private sector mod of my life and daniby controls. But not ones one expects to use who the next president of the United Slates will new federal adininldratlon be allowed to abstain from judging the case I don't know how many diets said, "we had forever. be, they nevertheless have to make their pro- radically alter the shape of economic policy, better get onrprlcesop now... beforethefreeze :because the accused was a member of the is jections, which of course mud assume that one bin starts. There is nothing that is a greater In.employmeo "Such faith, by enlivening rhetoric, anfrn realisw association? If so, no wrongdoer in the F.B.A. or ndidate or another reaches the White House. presidential campaigns. But in fact new men In couTo tO pushing op wages and prices than to 'any organization would ever be held accountable The auirnptlon must be made because a the White House are rarely able to make quick have standby controls with no one knowing when The Humphrey-Hawking bill specifies a three for his misjudgments and errors. president has a direct Influence on the course of and substantive changes." they are going into effect. per cent adult unemployment rate as a goal but prices, wages and Investments. No financial The acceptance of responsibility is not a doesn't define adults. U one defines adults as 20 A new administration, It advises, "Is not going fOrec2A worth reading can be made without a to play the Hem selective process. The good comes with the bad. a great role In shaping the budget before mpIoym_r bill and over, then that nets out to be equivalent of a political assumption, fiscal year 1979." tow per cent overall unemployment rate. I think To announce this, however, would seem to Various forecasters of the stock market, who The It's reasonable that we can get back to a four per Auest Ed many subscribers to overstep the bounds of sometimes have a Was toward rising markets, at the wTOO( time for tine wrong reasons. cent unemployment rate If we do It very financial analysis, and moreover to introduce a have advised their clients that there is little to — hi Us itteiflpt to guarantee through public carefully. There Is the danger, If you move too " about which the analyst can claim little fear from a change of spending a job for to — rapidly with the wrong policies, of escalating e. will be self-defeatIm crenilna -r InflatIgin Inflation. We don't know where thedknu.r ivinI Therefore, the agony of the financial strategist BY 11 New York Than and pitting us back in roller coaster economics. o, the uns plc -Inilafto, trade-off really ___ In the face of bitter opposition from Its left wing is extreme, and he develops hedaJng to a high It Just avoids the real Issue which Is how to Wade unloria, Britain's Labor govermrgrg has taken a during art. He avoids coming right out and speaking his create real join for the long term unemployed. What is th ___ e cause of lb. cnrrt Inflatien? step to achieve economic recovery. Chanceflàr of the Exchequer but he cannot resist throwing off some ___ It is largely a lega What Is the cans, of the Cuttvlt Wiadea? enticing dues. cy of the lr,flatlonof 1974 Inus Haley has announced cuts In public spending for next caused by the rapid Increase in oil prices, food year of $173 billion — many In areas such as housing, health, One cause (Is) the outside factors — food and prices, and wor The highlights of the Goldman, Sachs & Co. ld material prices that hit the ,education. and Un nployment benefits that have long been at oil prices — but the other ca use Is bad fiscal and U.S. economy from investment strategy Issued earlier this summer, th de 'the heart of the Labor party program. When that monetary policy over the Vietnam War period happens, it spreads th eghoutsi ____ begins: "Since Mr. Carter Increasingly Is th rou With nmemnployrnerg at a post-war peak of 13 nifflino, it e economy, Wages which built In the kinids of deficits timl Inevitably becoming a strong car4ldate in our view, In. have to rise as the cost of living Li rising, then __ reqñred rare political courage for Haley W4 p M1njf. result In b'llatlon, We are dlii uttering from the prices go up. Th vestor uncertainty with regard to the 1971 two principal causes are the Call'gjwi to decree further deflationary moves for 1977. kinds of pol icies that we had for ten years. We original oil shockeIn outlook will Increase." 1973.74 and the wage-price Lacking an overall House of Ccsnmors maiorth the amr.rn. can't cur e these overnight. — spiral which Is built Into our economy. t will be risking 1rg1slaUuL tsexIn not fortheeuuwg JACK ANDERSON Britain has a long way to go to achieve economic stability :With growth. Haley's cuts unquestionably mean hardship for .many Brftom, especially those hit by the even higher unem(picynneint that the government concede, will be a shart-twi 'resWL But In Britain's peculiarly difficult situation, this action ;should ease the path to recovery. KANSAS CITY — President Ford way have for the support of any delegate." violated federal law In his pursuit of Republican him, will reassert the President's right to Yet Kamenar contended that a close readi BERRY'S WORLD deal auto race Andy Granatelli, National Review ng and wiretap and rig court cases In the national of the law Indicates It Is a violation e, to Interest. Publisher W illiam Rusher, former Nixon fun0. The charge has been raised by Paul provide food and liquor to delegates at White dralser Maurice Stans and ex-White House aide Kamenar, attorney for the Federal Election house soirees. At Crofton, Md., Agnew has taken over a Bryce Harlow. Commission, in a private telegram to ALly. Gen. moribund nonprofit foundation called Education one precedent, the FEC attorney cited for Most of Us contributors told us they coughed Edward oaacy. He intends to rding to up money to help Agnew, not to t acco since UsLevi. FECKamenar lacks jsdld1o hiseven antiuctedn.on his own behalf, indictments that$1were brought against a associates, to assert his views and assail his Israeli views. John Wayne said support he didn't defenda nt for paying to each voter who would enemies. He pacWarly eager, "Ident Ford has made expenditures to vote for a specified candidate in a general say, to re is up the associates see the newsletter. R usher d he sent money delegates to the Republican National Convention election. new his assaults on Us press. fowUon "sounded like routinely ) In the form of favors end entertalgunet at the because the His fl effort was an elghtage "The Forçl situati on newsletter, conservative operation," We were unable to White House and at other places," the telegram Is much more serious," titled Memoranda, which is distinguished by its reach Coors, Granateiij, Stans and Reagan for Kamenar all eges. "U the Justice Department anti-Israsil, alleges. pro-Arab comments. came their conuneggs. does not consider this law applicable to the down so strongly on the side of theAgnew Palestinlajis This wining and dining of delegates, he conve ntion process then there would be no le al Coors and Stans kicked In $1,000 apiece; suggests, may violate sections 01 and 603 of the barrier to giving direct money payenents to g Ust the B'nai Brith An emaU League Wayne gave $00; GranateW, $Q; Reagan, US. criminal code. The penalties could run as delegates." the called his views "as unfair a statement with $100; Rusher, $100; Harlow, $100; and Thur. high as three years In prison iand a $10,000 fine. regard the human problems in the Middle mond, 5. So far, the foundath has Footnote: Much of the White House en- East as to ever taken in Kamenar cited at least nine separate we 've seen." tedalning was paid for with public funds. But $,797.l1. Agnew himself put up Th cldents. For example, delegates co. e 11 received White under this law, ev Before Agnew mailed out his Memoranda, he cents came fro en money spent by th e s m a cou w House Invitations to visit with the President In t personal heart, If en letters to several hundred sup- not his pocketbook, was with President's campaign committee An'a, p the oval office, to attend the state dinner for delegates could be considered illegal. to sway por'.er soliciting cixitributluns. The letter The attorney who handje.j (lie fwdj' Queen Elizabeth and to view "Operation Sail" declared battle upon "the apologints for the tax exemption applicati AGNEWS FRIENDS: The heroes of the last from aboard the USS Forrestal. , tncIiJfltfly, ex IntuL on destroying the White House aide TornonChayt Husto, Heiswas Republican convention, Richard Nixon and SpirorevolutIonarIes strengths st ourwho greatare country." The President has Issued writt en orders th at Agnew, are sitting out this oe in purgatory. the author of the 1nfamou "liintpn "no official action or position on any matter by The return mall brought Lions from such domestic surveillance w,der Nixon, plan" for I ha a conF$s/o to make!! am a 'loseS San Clemente, Ca1f., Nixon is preparing lumlnL-j., as presldentiai contender Ronald the paperwork anyone In the Administration. . . shall be MsAt He tundled own version of the final days. His memoirs, Reagan, a Stassen supporterp' for the fcat.ndntion, he soul, before prom1se. . as consIderation, favor or ct or Jo hn Wa, beer brewer Joseph Agnew took reward according to Sources who have been In touch It over. It w.0 just is with Coors, Srn. Strom Thurmond, R.3ç., (urine; he ald that Agnew bccajnc I14v01%'ed b Analysts In Biting The Bullet , ---.--- •' Ford's Wooing.Of elegates Illega l? H lieFp win the racer To Renegotiate --.ongwood Grants-r ay D. AERIVLIN ' Winter Springs Seeking - Foirth District Rep. Bill Cbappell, in an exdieelve Intewlew with The Evening Herald this weak, gave his first real, dthnitive explanation for his non-vote on the recent censure motion in the House of Representatives against fellow Democrat, Bob Silas of Creatvjew. Hisezplanatlon Was followed bya call from one 1f his Imocratic primary oponeots, Tommy oney.for aH y bf Mr. Qappell's refusal to vote on the motion. In effect, thappell's defense for voting rpreaeut" on the motion— that Is, not taking a !tand — was that Silos is a fellow Floridian swviq n that au" body. Therefore, he decided not to go n the record either way out of loyalty and, 11 Presumably. ompakm fw the dean of the :Frk At first reading, his reasoning seems homey, landfa fair. let's 'essonhig, his action — non-action — in the bed thlichdecest? We think not. When a public official Is elected by that public, e must be ready to deal with the hard decisions And Issues U readily as the easier ones. They are decisions and issues that affect not only his par*War governing body — but often the nation as well. Some may be lass than desirable — even :°it unpleasant. But he must be willing to stand Ic and be counted. That's a basic part of his SP 1fl- ilitYafldOf public office. It comes with • the territory. In this case, it probably would even have been The fairer thing to do for Mr. Silos— whichever way Mr. aappel's conscience directed him to vote. At least Mr. Silos and the state and nation would :know where Mr. Chappell stoot And it would serve ,to clear the air for the long haul. As It turned out, Mr. Sikes was handed an overwhelming rebuke, 381 to 3. And he was duly chastised. Lt:::y, Lag. IL WU—U . W40MR110Y. Augmt 111, 197&_ -4A WAYNE 0. DOYLE. PIishSr NORMAN H. CSHRIN. Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE Man.,i Editor JOSEPH VAN MACKLE. £waing Herald, lsaS.rt FL Wants More Time ToBe With _His Family ,, _ MARCH the firm which supplies watei and sewer service. The city claims the Increase was Illegal because It did no come before the council for approval and has demanded the company repay overcharges Ic LONGWOOD-.. City council 2.81 mills (or $2.81 per $1,000 advance, Tuesday night, in Its final evaluation of taxable properHe said It has been estimated the customers and reduce Its workshop session on the 1976-'77 ty). that the city will ha ve some rrates. budget, agreed to grant all city For this reason, Massey said, Sanford City Manager $70,000 In carryover money for employes an across-the-board Warren E. Knowles, who he did not believe Southern operation of the city govern- States 6.4 per cent pay raise. would be willing to all been serving as the city's ment for the first few months of While final figures on the consultant on the budget, the fiscal year until property down with the city and talk budget are not yet available, commended the board for Its tax revenues begin coming In. about renegotiating the franCouncil Chairman J. R. Grant "very frugal administration" of The city in recent weeks paid chise at this time. said totals will be determined the city's money, adding the Councilman John Daniels, a $60,000 from unap. Tuscawilla resident, said, by city auditor Harold Hart- city is in "good financial con- out P1Opriated funds in the general sock. Grant said he will Imr dltion." fund, which were not an. "Izt's take the pulse of the City Attorney Ned Jullan Jr. to Knowles urged that the city ticipated in the current year's people Involved again before prepare the budget ordinance prepare what he termed a budget, to settle a lawsuit with going to court in the Southern for passage on first reading at "wish game" capital tin- the engineering firm of Glace Slates case," and the council Monday night's regular council provement budget — of what and Radcliffe, Winter Park. agreed. meeting. The city was Informed by the the city officials think Is needed The $25,000 balance of the A resolution is also to be and when. was paid from the Florida Public Service Cansettlement mission that it could not do adopted setting the required He said In that fashion major utility fund. public hearings prior to final expenditures for equipment and Some $20,000 is to be carried anything about the situation adoption of the budget. other expensive Items can be over Into the new year in the and it would have to be decided The tax rate will remain at planned for purchase well in utility budget. In court. Massey, who has been researching possible taxing methods that might be em- Increases To Employes - Visitor May Have Rabies ployed if the utihties refuse to ORLANDO (AP) A 9Police throughout Florida City had died Sunday from renegotiate, said a "tangible Year-old Mexican boy, bitten by had searched for young Alberto cabIns. Personal property tax" on a dog that later was discovered Quintana Ramirez and his parEarlier, police said they in- anything the companies have in to be rapid, was located today. ents after Miami officers were ileved the family was in the Or. the ground or on city rights-ofIlls father said the youth would notified that the dog which bit lando area, and local hotels way might be one solution. be examined by a doctor. Since the city clerk had been the boy 20 days ago In Mexico were asked to be on the lookout. Victor Pesqueria, the Meal- unable to find minutes where can consul in Miami, said offi. the franchise had been signed dais of the hotel at which the or approved at an official family was .taylng told the meeting, Massey said, he Is LONG WOOD — Two city employ since Feb. 12, 1973, boy's father to call the Mexican "not sure the franchise is legal, Public works employes one of were arrested by city police consulate. It might be null and void." them holding a federally, officers Tuesday, and charged Councilman Donald told him the situation and Browning said, "The last thing funded job under the Corn- with petit larceny from the said he was going to contact I would like to see is a 'crazy prehensive Employment public works department. Training Act (CETA) have The police said the larceny the family In Mexico for more patchwork of taxing methods I been suspended from their Jobs involved the theft of oil and oil information and would take the without pay pending disposition filters from the city's main- boy to a doctor," Pesqueria said. "lie said the boy was only HOSPITAL of petit larceny charges, tenance garage. scratched (by the dog's teeth), Both men were placed on sm but would take all pre. NOTES William James Posey, 28, 81 bond each, by Municipal Court caution ns. s." Castle Brewer CL , Sanford, a Judge Gene H. Stephenson, and AUGUST 17, 1976 grader operator employed by released from city Jail. Rabies Is an acute infectious ADMISSIONS the city under the CETA City Council Chairman J . H. disease of the central nervous Sanford: program on Aug. 26, 1975, and Grant said today he ordered the system. It usually Is fatal to Irving Grazier Robert H. Keen, 34, 161 13th St., suspension of both men from humans and other mammals. Henry W. Rucker Longwood, a water department their jobs pending disposition of Human infection results from Easter M. Williams malr.tenance man in the city's the cases. the bite of a rabid animal. Sam P. Hargrove, Altamonte Springs Caesar A. Forman, Cassadaga Morris H. McGhee, DeLand Ruth V. McVay, Deltona Edward J. Patnick, Deltona Olive Schwenger, Deltona Harley H. Smith. Deltona Joyce Georgia, Lake Helen Frank A. Stein, Lake Helen Phyllis J. Hanshaw, Orange dl City Sandra Henry, Orange City Randolph Risner, Osteen Glendina Graham, Oviedo BIRThS Sanford: Mr. & Mrs. Wilson (Mary) Jones, a girl Maybe we're successlul as - Employes Charged - - Whatwe • didn't learn. DISCHARGES, funeral directors because of the thing's we didn't learn from books. Such as thoughtfulness. And understanding. And compassion. And respect. Sanford; Mrs. Charles (Anna) Kanavel & baby girl Richard H. Cameron Jr. Italph Hall Kenneth Hanson Grover Jones , These are the qualities you C get out of a book or a classroom - but they mean more to us (and to the ,irild es we serve') than anythiriq we've ever been i'il'i1 lit ( R .i\ .tvl IK(_)''X" NAPO 'inn ii' JIIILLA I hln1I .11.' I.'$ I Y L 11 •' I Nelda Ducharme, Deltona William B. Hawes, Deltona Vivian Lassonde, Deltona Florence L. McMunn, Deltona Frankie V. English, Enterp ise James Johnson, Jainesburg, New Jersey harry E. 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PS. 1570 THOU AUG. 3$ LIMIT I COUPON P1* FAMILY HOMOGENIZED PAILK OR 79C LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON a BUTTER 98C : : + CRISP ICEBERG Bartlett Pears PILLSBURY: 701; SEEDLESS LIMIT 1WITNCAI1PON LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON ' LIMIT 1 WITH COU PON GOOD At PAIN AND SHOP STOOlS AUG. IS. 1571 THOU AUG. 3$ LIMIT 1 COUPON PlO FAMILY LIMIT 2 PKGS. WITH COUPON TOWELS a 1 S7c a I Potatoes A BY !i1POWDER 899! 1• B 9 $P_! 1• I I LIMIT ICOUPON FIR PAMILY U IUUUUIUIUUUUU COUPON UUUIIUUIIIUIIUUUIU.111111OEM COUPON IUI•UIUIUUIUI..IUUUUUUIIUIU COUPON IUUI Exxon Now .UUUUUU.U.UI.. COUPON IUUUUUUU.IU. I TWINS GALA DECORATOR • PACK i 01. BTLS. U THRIFT 30 WI. ANY 4 OL BORDEN'S U 39 49V 35v 104C CHEESE10 + &Mw G A R BAG i1 CHEESE VEGETABLES : I!AL GOOD AT 1 10 LBS. HEAD I I U - 0000 At PARK AND ShOP STOOlS AUG, 1$ ms THOU Ails. U U . U .. Lettuce LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON AND 7.SI ORDER EXCL CIGS. 1 LIMIT WITH COUPON AND 7.30 ORDER EXCL CIGS. • 1 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STONES AUG. IS. ISiS THOU AUG. LIMIT I COUPON Pon O FAMILY I WITH COUPON ON NEXT PAGE AND 7.50 ORDER EXCL CIGS. BORDEN'S 1 LIMIT I WITH COUPON I PLASTIC GALLON I I 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS AUG. IS. 071 THOU AUG. 3$ LIMIT I COUPON Pit FAMILY 3/* 100 + WHITE • • DIAPERS UUU•UIU•UIIIU COUPON U 3/$ 100 White Bread •Ijj I *TPURAIO$NOp$TosII$ Ai1 UNIT I MOOR PER FAMILY ISPOSABLE.-M. U I LIMIT 1 WITH 7.5.0 ORDER EXCL CIGS. AND NEWSPAPER COUPON ON NEXT PAGE US. NO. 1 • 1 I.B. ROBERT'S CREAMERY 99 c FLOUR .6' I 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP $Tosu AUG. IS. ISle THOU AUG. 3$ U LIMIT I COUPON PlO FAMILY • LIMIT I COUPON PlO FAMILY • ••• COUPON IUUUI•UUIUUIIIUUISS.IIII.. COUPON IIUIIIUIUIUUUNONE RU•IUUUU• COUPONS MEN U..I..I....III.0 KIMBIES • 41 01. COOKING OIL EVERCANE 1 NiiI.. DETERGENT CHEER , 49 oze I rn THOU AUG. 2S SIMIT I COUPON PlO FAMILY i O LIMIT 1 WITH 7.50 ORDER EXCL. CIGS. AND NEWSPAPER COUPON ON NEXT PAGE $ CT. FAME HAMBURGER OR : SNOWDRIFT i 99c : SO0 1 IUIIIIIUUuUI COUPON UUU•UIUUIU.UUI..........i... • COUPON UIUSIIU•IIUII..UIII....U... COUPON IIIUIUIIUIU•UIIUUIII..U. COUPON IIUUUIU.II.... ANY 2 PKOS. FAME 2001. 12 01. KRAFT SINGLES AMERICAN GAL BORDEN'S ANY 4 OTS. BORDEN'S DISNEY WORLD ROUNDS EVERCANE GEORGIA RED . oosveasv AND sio,,yis AUN. 3$. I3$$ THOU AUG. 35 LIMIT I COUPON Pit FAMILY I AUG. 0. p jay 13!/2 OZ. TABLE TREAT CUT I . PORK CHOPS •Ii LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON a 0000 AT PARK AND SHOP STOOlS I • Porkand Beans OR RED DART Peas U II . LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON • a ACIR T s Np IT0000 LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY AT PANU.Y a LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON I Ti1LISTERINE 95c 14 O WIENERS 0000 I 34s IN FLORIDA PIMMIUM LIMIT ICOUPON Pon LIMIT 2 PKGS. WITH COUPON LIMIT) WITH 4000 AT FAIR STORES M` OFYOU*CHOICI LIMIT ICOUPON • 0000 AT PARK AO $il0 fl000s •UIUISUUII.II COUPON UIUIIIIuUIlIIUIIIU•U..i.... U LIMITI COUPON PER PRIMLY COUPON IUISIIIIUIUSIIIII...... COUPON SUUIIIIIIIIIUIIIUIIS.Ip...I . COUPON UIUII.I.IIIui 14 01. MOUTHWASH 3-LB. B. SHORTENING 2 LB. IORDEN'S COTTAGE 124 Shoulder ChoPs. SHOP AT PANIC AM OW LB. ShoUId.r Roast 694c-71 551, 11 941c $ I.S. USDA CHOICE FRESH SPRING LAMB 1 BIG CHIEF NOT IMPORTED Loin or Rib Chops 127 alad Dressing I of Lamb LO. Short LI. A" t!11I LIMIT I WITH COUPON I .GTI USDA CHOICE PUSH SPRING LAME 77 C COUPON PIN FAMILY • I IWT __d UUUISUIaIIIUIpON Iassu•uuuu.uu.ugu............ COUPON UISI•UIIUI•SIII•SIIUUI•UIICOUPONUUI.UISIIII....I..UII...II. COUPON IUII.s.ulu.s • ANY 2 LB. OR MORE ANY 1 LB In ANY 3LBS. fl MORE S LB. PLAIN OR SELF.NISIJIO OSCA*MAY OOLDMEDAL FAMILY PA ro USDA CHOICE HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED BEEF SUIYLAN00000T$ME • 1.50 ORDER EXCL. CIOS. .SLIS. LIMIT LB. 97, 00109M . LIMIT I WtTWPoN AND I LYKIS FAMILY PAC( + 14 OZ. 1 U I CANDIES $j44 q tMao JIJI 0 LIMIT I WITH COUPON G000 AT PAIN AND SHOP STOOlS A L.G IS. Sill THOU AUG 11 LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY R dICE LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON U .!.t1 0-300 AT PARK AND SHOP 370*03 IIII U INSTANT TEA $1 LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON LIMIT 1 WITH COUPON GOOD AT PARK AND SHOP STORES G000 AT PARK AND SHOP 31001$ AUG. IS. Ills THOU AUG. 21 LIMIT I COUPON FL.. •AMI.y U U mammon Sao us mossamosommommons 0 Rod an 1111111211 same oti moommassomme smossaxwom mammon momman Seen a 0 oil a means p .UJG. It. 51$ TH OU AUG U Uii LIMIT I COUPON PIN FAMILY a AUG 19, 1916 THOU AUG. 11 L IMIT I COUPON PER PAMILY I I cause TU N . .: 11.,........- z4).. 3l;• .P 'v-'-fr'- ......,-.-'. ..._-. ........,.. ':•. L. - .1_I - _ _.. .. ....... ......-. ...- -..,.... -......., -............+ ,.:•. & - •.+• ......... S..... - �EA VRL•E• IN BREF SO41•t CpsuI. Lands On Moon. MOSCOW (AP)—Luna 24, an unmanned Soviet spacecraft, made a suessful soft landing on the moon today, the Soviet news agency Tass announced. Tau said all equipment aboard the lunar capsule was functlonlngnorinally. Lima 24 was launched Aug. 9 and was put into orbit around the moon five days later. The aimotmeemént said it landed In the southeastern pst'of the Sea of Crises at 9:36 a.m. (2:36 am. EDT). Of Detente Urged Spread COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (A?) Leaders at the nonaligned summit oonference say SovietAmerican detente la flue as far as It goes, but It doesn't go far enoih. Prime Ministers Indira-Gandhi of India and Sirimavo Bandaranalke of Sri Lanka and President Tho of Yugts!av1a a!Ll to-ld th? delpAntpsfrin 35 natim that de(euit ishould spread from Europe to the rest of the world. - Kissinger Ready Phi*lippines.Ea-i'thquake Toll Now 300' ] ,t Executive Point Building In Altamonte Springs 01 - I SemtnoIe Community Z== farUI, adie, pidpsntstoeFarina Workshop beginning pr Ilege'a(8CC) ehend,e rev,,crj Adult wjflTaxIsanewcoursedsvelspsd ILBlack, (WIde. prGED IumctJaM the 9tlder to Individual tax returns. Tax Jan. 4, will cuver, analyse and be offered, one In the moiidug especially for real estate bdivkhais interested In the Executive Paint facility cupstIonal Education Ser. rep entadfleutt's tax matters Conatdthig II Is also a two discuss Is offering a variety of in court and up through the U.S. evening a week course that and cluing- In 117$ farms, and the other In the evening. brokers, salespersons and income progranishouldeafi those who desire 5 high KhOIl;: Instructions. For In. 11* latest changes, aditJone property owners; ccnlng and evening "I — Appeals court. Laws, the Qiorduatar's office (Ill) diploma. Call the CI': teaches practitioners to dividials who atwiuded the Tax and problem Louis, at the will be analysed regulations, credits, etc. on 3V.1* ExL a for a opedal at a.14N Ext 3 for General; Point Tax Consulting I is a two prepare biaine tax returns. I ExecutiveSprings, evening a week course that course lest fall and are now by I. R. J. Pearson. $uIid1ng In Altamonte some -of the toples be tax program brodhA,. Edvcatldi D.vslopneont la A coiupibenaI,, New Tax tax pactitlaners, two cornFinally, Real Estate locona presented by Mike Plyth, The college additionally farnetion -: A -' Now Two - three-dimensional reproduction of old brick and hand glW.Illng evokes the masons craft olyesteryear Decorators love the texture arid the warm earthtones - -0d ç Effective .. .. WMQZN CO.. Llw0o"me Sol@ prices we Wit"by S I .by "011 - L Any others we low ow0fT40Y INWIP see pekoe. Now . - "Income Tax Consulting" is comprehensive program having six courses which were developed to satisfy the total of dIv1dua1swho aspire to, or now prepare tax returns r needs I--. -. I.e,, ovollobi.. ynlw.ethll : qs lx pikel by plan..., - SAT. - ) S PHONE323.9lo.lx32l..gi - • • .. . 945 / leg. 34.95. with 20 ip l. color filet, flip flash, strap. : : IL CHARGE CARDS GIANT C•B• BIER GLASS "] .• - • ' at * - Sd.' From Anchor-Hocking. Printed HOLD & HOLD KOTIX OLD slang radio PASSPORT forms and their & HOLD bonus NAPKINS -- everyday value FREE SCOTCN CROW 30 log ti 31-ounce w/Loi. Req.. C MoLinL Rog Ufl$CSfltSd 197 BOURBON 5i41 ACCEPTEDIII Sd.! . —46, . . :--- Your . feimn.n. . ' 'I . X 69 - 4 111179! ARRID 1 CVuRT W.V. IMPORTED CANADIAN - E XT RA - BLDID With the one spray ir d' that stops wetness b*S 1100 10i: tool Regular, Unscented. 8-ox , esjani, 1, 6-0 4t! VODKA 67 4QT. Regular Linonor Liw. I 1-os. j•_ !;u V ' SHEAFFER No Nonsense Pens QT. g/l.a Boll VODKAñ COMPASS & PENCIL 97 W 1 30T. 1'29 point or marker pens Nabisco OREO COOKIES 15 winces thru Aug. L/ PENCIL CRAYONS 59c cou"M Pin 411 KLEENEX ifw X. TOWELS Salel low prlc@59 I bearing acti Makes circles to 12". Cw0hu i;in REPORT BINDER Everyday 69 R.rxly giA 79 7 for sketching drawing, maps y. k Walgreens worth COUPO • 34 bert if_f_Htf" Rog 99 'Mt houtcovpon 1.49 - BACK TO SCHOOL VALU ES 59 ?•.6 - Ut.T 59 894 P -- , Sal.! MARS TRY PAK GILLETTE FOAMY jjj_iilii_ GORDON'S RILSKAM GIN •• fIf11Lflh. 60T. SKOL - __ C OU ON! V...!..i visiJ EYE DROPS _ I _• 2L Walgreens w orth EXTRA DRY 544/ are: Treasury Card Examination review. This The Treasury Card Is Issued, after examination by the ___ 10 A.M.. P.M.— SUNDAY (LiquorCiosed Sunday) 9 The courses, workshops and course prepares tax proc. titioners for the Federal Treasury Identification Card examination. each Strength bykODAK '0 reviews - Cu RX PRKES Shows exact prke on and quantity. Lists "gleneric" drugs too, TIIIINSTAMAT1C for t h emselves, other in - STORE HOURS 9:30A.M. ••• The course, tobe taught by Orinund Powers, political Individuals ability and efClarity, style, Impact and organization is evaluated and analyzed. 7be course is a practical applications course. 10M ZAYRI PLAZA-SANPORI • evening a week. memorandums, business correspondence and technical PaPer writing Writing skills - up ....".......•. .' •. Writ ing for editor. Orlando Sentinel Stu, will cover reports, . s . ... Yci merge L.,........iI S. . urn So"f0sulW prices quoted tr&f vary at Sam* %lot@,, 7 L ;, we ordered. 60 If 8,969-ow occurs. "o begin Sept. 14 and will meet one - O Get . SqWVhWe?.,4&)LlChWed to ll ram thru Aug. 22, 1976. Jumbo Reg.734 59 - 4 9im4it I Regularly 65c Looking for a good Magazine? Aff- V. See new Mason.Ie Brand Brick Design Paneling (and easy to-tallow application Uistructlons) today al Open .....'...-..... working with people, situations And conditions will be explored. hardboard with a mace that W2P5 clean $1595 and resists stains and scuffing won ispbtcrack 'r warp Lth'. tr1 Mcisont vaa' SALE PRICES WED. thru SAT. work group. How to improve • OITTHI WALOIUN NtON YOUR ee . Durability 01 NI lValgrnsworth effective introduction of change, effective com. munications, encountering roadblock and how to deal ef. fy with them, and the MadeoIlotgti.inch 4 x 8 per.el ll be pertinent subjects as: utilizing human resources effectively, motivation through meaningful job design, subordi nate decision-making participation, While generally In agreement on Western defense and strategy toward the Soviet Union, the two countries have developed differences that stem partly from Ceni'gconcern with the Iniluence of U.& carper4ns and Canada's more sympathetic political stance toward Communist China and the developing nations. - will Orlando office, will cover such world farina. Varkty4' Your choice 01 three rich-textured brick patterns red tan or the look of weathered while paint over brick Embossed to teel almost like real brick Nctim location and Interior layout, : r- record keeping requirements, Creditandcoilecuonl,effective: 'lvmrtlsement and -.- u1uieascs tall. F. (Bill). i?'-' Armstrong, are W.a small busInees consultant, will teach .. ...q.the course which Is co sponsored by the U.S. Smaii Business Administrationi Jacksonville Individuals or groups aspiring to start a business and those already In business who desire the latest federal and state Information should enroll early to assure space. "Behavioral Insights for Supervisors is scheduled to beglnSept.l and wInmeet one evening a week. The course, to be taught by Charles May, director, Vocational-Reha bilitation , C "aMasonite s new Q Y : CapLt&l, tax reporting, bI1Ijfl.5$: .S.. - mod be "mature enoagh" to understand that they also have differences. MacEachen, taking a cue from his hod, said the United States mid Canada "remain two nation-dates of unequal power and at times In conflict" But, he said, they have woiked together "very constructively" In aw cover such topics as For Canada Talks WAIINGTON (AP) Fishlag rights and relafkii with the Thrd World are on the agenda for Secretary of State Henry A. I"lager'stalb with Canadian Foreign Minliter Allan J. MacEach The discussion ona variety oI. international and economic ipso were scheduled to begin today In advance of a MacEa chen trip to Asia. (ki Tuesday night, at a blacktie dinner in MacEachen's bettor, both men coke openly of drains In the U.&-Canadian r.lftvithLp ':lnevltably,we grate an each other," Kissinger acknowledged at the dinner. But he said the two neighbors have parallel interests and LEC TION! SE offered beginning at 9:30 a.m. and at 6:30 pm. CIUM will meet once each wed for eight weeks and will . - of' a course to begin en Aug. 3 •. CALL 834.8776 - fee 0 per occupational course is Registration Is is on en rsnwus. For details, call "&nall Business Operation .' Georp C. 14. ngistntion k46d AMCR E ALIVE4 E _ W,dflhudIy,A.I1SM*-!A VorJety Of Adult Courses- To Be Offered By SCC MANILA,- The Philippines hug U11111111111111141 Island's HI then the survivors of the (ltd - Francisco earthquake of 1* I'rualJurd Ford sent Pre.l- 'tesalties In thuse ar.0 (.AP) — The official tall of dead miles at coastline iround the dent Ferdinand E. Marco. a - The first quake struck shortly quake had moved halo the regIstered 13. id nhdu1g In lb. earthquakes More Gulf, on the northern side message exjwsndng sorrow and after mkbulght Muiday, while streets and ether 09551 and tidal waves in the southern of the lebea Sea. Meanwhile, HalnIma, the offI offering u.s alt On people of Mlniheao were and It was not Uuily that PWuppises soared to more than The PhLHppUW Air Force was dal ødnese fl$ agency, NCasualties were reported In sleeping. flue cedwed In the - were morec)tIu. 5I311 today, with with litirly 30,090 ubdlihig tons of m.dichw, food the provinces of portedinthat th id Celebea Sea between Wiana0 The atiohai Geophysical quaiie the the major rwosled homeless. mountain o1 cenOW tither supplies to Cotab.tn. South Zamboanga, Basilan, and IntheMa's Celehes Island Observatlry said the first trai The National Disaster ontheeadenusbor,ofth.gaif, North and South Monday night caused 1=00, Cola- and sent 24-loot-high tidal quake registered 7.1 on t CNN Qianineting Center (NDCC) and Zarnboanga, across the gulf bato and MJsanls Orj, and Waves _fijng it he ouul y. Richter Scale while the U.S. said 340 deaths had been at the tip of the Zamboanga the cities at ?amboanga, Bad)- lag had been predicted and officials away fishermen's stilt earthquake center in Golden, coidirmed and there were at peninsula. They were among an, Cagayan de Oro and Cola, shack, as far as 100 yarde in. Cob., got a reading of $0 The had taken precautions. it orlead 2* missing. 6118 Injured the hardest hit cities, boto in d. ,, quake registered lion cisred about two hours before and 30,711 homeless following Navy ships stationed In 2am- Other provinces In the central The (ltd quake was seismographs In Honolulu. ON first F%WPPIM quake abed followed U.S. Tuesday's catastrophes. beings were ferrying relief Philippines and on southern Lu- by the usual aftershocks, and The Richter scale Is a meas- 790 mIles southwest of Peking The casualties were concern- goods to other stricken ares. ion Island also felt the tremors, shortly after now Monday an- we and registered 7•9 on the Rich. of ground motion, nd treted In the towns and cities along the coedbut there were tin reports of other major tremor hit. But by Increase of one whale nimAir (Cf SCaiC. H5thhU salt ipjthe ground motion is 10 times greater. A tremor regRIOP7 age; a reading of 7 Isa major quake, capable of wldupuad, PO1NTEA-PITRE, Guade. of . Claude and 8.1111 andvery violent ternblors,merited. heavy damage, and $ Is a L loupe ( AP) - The Souirlere partially covering BaueTerrs, &iusserepoded,"Becau,e th NE STATE. The72,000pe* livingftI-• _ qti , ceplMe of volcano coidinued to pow out the capital, which also has been visibility was zero we couldu't In a danger zone of six miles mendous 'l'nsge. The San clouds of deadly sulphur gas evacuated. determine what happened at around La Soufriere have been and ash today, and the aceWinds from the northeast the staunit It was obviously evacuated, and on Tuesday the C tids observing It said they still were moving the clouds out to something big," , government darted moving the believed a catastrophic crap- sea, Inst La Soudrlere was replHe reported 090 earth shocks 1,509 residents of VIeUZ-FOrt, (Ion was earning. But they were acing them continuously, between 6 p.m. Monday and 11 which though only seven miles ble to predict when It would. The outpouring of gas, deans a.m. Tuesday. The biggest unable -Hum of train the volcano is protected itappen and top atthe these explosions deep tnsld,the bythecaralb.sMog. After helicopter flights Tues- volcano and preveded the * )- volcano Monday night was felt 444 f!1!-.He 4,6l3---' efl1s hying n%-rtik zrater, Jim -- ' treaskngtheittolea je -• on Gaudeloupe's western One helicopter was nearly said this was not for psychological reasons," the expected TIM AM M The said Jean-Claude Auromaeau, Wand, Prof. Robert Brousáe of caught by the spreading cloud, big biowoff. chief the of government the University of Paris reported and the pilot had to use max. "The volcano Is gradually dense clouds of sulphur and ash Imuzn speed to escape worsening this is day-today 'iltey were In no danger, but blanketing the deserted towns "There were numerous and situation." Brousse corn- they were alone and afraid." Eruption Predicted In Guàdeloupe.. BMWsftaM, SWOK FL How about 'Til 4 p.m., Saturday Seminole MAMNAM Slam Ph. 322-OS 570 S. Maple Ave Snford. One cent will buy you minutes of TV.or 3 hours and 44 minutes of radio, or 22M hours of electric or 2 hours and 30 minutes of a 100 watt light shaving, 10 VA 1%,11 Magazine? : 50 It's in the Herald every I - S The owe it move is WWI * in. the Herald &.sineu Review CALL 322-26 11 Evening Herald N 1W As a matter of fact, one little penny's worth of electricity buys quite a bit of entertaLnment, necessity and luxury. For only a cent you cai edge vot1r lawn for an hour and a half, or mix barter for a cake for 3½ hours, or toast 28 pieces of bread, or sew for over four hours, or fry 52 10 - - , - -_, - ---- MOWALAIL I PA.I eggs, or hstcn to three hours of your favorite So, CVCfl though your hills have gone up recorded music or drill about 360 holes with recently due to inflation and the fuel crisis, your electric drill, electricity is still one of the best values However, if you're like most people you around. probably never realized just how much a It's even a better penny is really worth whtre electricity is value when you use it concerned, wisely. Th4 most effective am,. prevaitlon evk..v.r hvewt.dusi d m4a HWU ff OPO..w.sl C~ mw ASw'ly ,OH... - !&40.4I*ø . - !• ,' A , • It r -.-. -. - '- L �Traffic tlIr.ekar? SCOREBMRD - ' PT ly JIM HAThI Kell,y win bow many -rer f thi 9ST VOW glad.. We bovir d bstweel Ibe Q A and a... two ,.new UUne,"be"Uw q,, we wtfl be ''hd bi AL" 1thor way.the Ms we iHgfl9 for the .,; I Joel Kdley took a look at Ulbeck David and .I.ck Ma bend, 'He wan 147 poani - a fu-'ni,and here ; *ate pI.ysfts. Florid. yPrup comets at ~ctk. fomalay. 3k. ta we lookthg notwMa 111110 ~! W*at Trinlity hip,and SIMm is rW in Me darict. 1 oxnessia. INO Il Ow Idds Just get too beet sill said Kill __ Wn few I :, expelled to 1 .t I lhft Is not be left acratchI for y :ftsew IF uU, I ko MmM*m v lop ft best allmound qu. Mike fl eseell Sh$e NO ètfls contlaved Tainday with wasugeia.a gusto with a news ituns cesithtg In the form of redi ___ st eing named e D h __ .. 11 4 III BY . im He iunyiioneoiti,ose csndidcomciseswhopuisiiscar : ORLANDO - h*6 Goo bat actfly logged an much playing varsity bmMill on the % O M _ tkneaaasuteukncwiesto be conaldorud ________________________ In the mm400tbsll relatek release, Athle'Jc Wells Is atlil the SOathern "I'm from the cM *hcc!." says the new coeds at Leke fld -" er!i2. i ....... nt!ey. ' th Ia3t spr'. o1-'si':.. unfamzUr with the ivausng Nsra SeRf. FL dnesdsy, Mg. 1161176 y Maya had resigned to accept a b ezecdlve M __________ a mew . J. T. Willi who dadeplan ridor with the Boy Scouts of America 1e boa put out exactly one raduatirig clan f4...L before ,-n-" and tradeir14 to Ce1' lad org" in his hometown, Johnson City, wo 1-- won three gamesI ___ rdd tothe Rt' home most. Terss. gad ever Judges for all ow figki. so w e aren't t'l'sg abed a winless tesm Trampler With only c-4ldes out for hotbeD. Lan"-isiut who will coeds Jayvee foothill witflSNb 11* In this iteL that this Is the most enthndaitic bunch of boys I "Sondimea a men will land it Pr,, th.re weren't many aivcumr. along with Jibe Reichart, was May's lay. ever macbet But, they diths't boo, how work. We had ti a punch that can not be seen w ft AmeN 11w i we The fight, between two of lbS show them how. They'd day out mdii dark, but might not ac from a certain angle. Maybe 11191011's tcp.rated bozerL was 10 g Cto itaatt Nick Micromills sad tact). Ing Funibell-wist, Poesy said practice was "en rimch. They we lss,nlr*. ed a lot Of punches one Cd j clever Lire also Cd Smifort moving and coniplish to whl Eakin w= not able 10 me Sill11 "Webs,, strength In mmr but In those numbers ala) Dundee, and largeportion Of them," Trampler, punching. hove to lavea few foothill players to have a good team. Well, II -. said. The unofficial Evening dW* have a few of tbon. , was more like we I said, It was a good Herald scorecard had It %43 the "Like Instead of t0gh L shortly after Raley came Ocala Forel I fi' u Ja,II bmmiee salt to where he lad major role defensive coach on that stati won. In sctlarnsurehe,,,4,I Esking shed of 9644 Wells. I have been around boxing a oae .'n.ii &om C each ci the last two IiwIA urIo and his ""e the 'Y""I' 1 Lak No were long time," the world farnona .eturn .. T' Brantley Players took a curious look at their new coach. anU iW1fl1 WU really Dundee commented after the He talacco, was well groomed, hair trimmed Jut over the ears. He ey but iid smiler abrasions chewed nnai verstict didn't cm and kept a well-worn are right now. ....y of the arvuip,., his dealil during the ea, bi* thatwuas.ua Inafewda whenthe - ' on It UI 01 we can make 0 (km their own, players decided to give the coach a sign of their H-A) k7 the Muhammad Ails handler down, faith ng party in the hall de the was 011 .1about Use verdict and footba ll office. did most of his talkingwith ri even before he came to the Forest aty Back tars In tdgh school, a few of his frlersli advised him against It. Curtofeltthesagne,bigbe did "You don't wail go go there. why they don't have any most Cd his talking with a hm athletes," a confidant told him, pointing out It was virtually an In his hand. all-white sc hool. ThS emOUCISSI MiSifli BOWlS q. C.Riley's own assessment of the situation differs. middleweight was easy to ' "Whirilm football spil is like the measles, it has to call and dressing 't . spread" Riley asserts. room, as he hurled f urniture around and screamed at his The turnout at Like Brantley was so oyerwhelmlni -275 for m var er, Nun' Gap,. si ty, junior varsity and freshmen teams that Riley had to iOU 1' anag ,4 said thin wouldn't happen. YOU do some quick dividing. ...e' said he would be faIr, You call A ho have mo1ed Lntd thürea since last spring. that fair.?" and according to Riley, "they will play some for us." They are The "he" that Cur Io was Likely the result of a coinmuilty effort, Realtors include the '' ref er ring to was Lou Eak in, the school's modern facilities and football program In a films -sole Judge and fern brought eaUcn aimed at attracting famiues to the Forest atyarea. In espelcally for this clash a. Inshd, the RaleyfoothflpldloeophyIs that the pr play for between world rated fighters. r . . money. colleges for broad and high School football is for tun. I J When questioned about the "When It ceases to be fun, Interest wanders," Haley adds. $,14 decision the Spoils Stadium's "OachlngIsabudnesswlwreyomrsucceasdepej ds 005 lo and matchmaker, Bruce Trampler, 17-year-olds. That can be scatty. The real test Is when It Is fourth commented, "We have the bed and one, and the kid Is In the huddle thinking to himself 'what has Judges in the country right that coach done for me." here. But Curio's people wanted Wells (right) psps a left Jab, jarring the had .1 CUte. Wlilchisoneof thetruthicifoothall, coach. an outside official. If they are ,py upset over the decision. I air sorry, but It was their Idea Ic S.I4*Z bring in Esldn, not mine. All we did was pay for his planefare.' ,. L Trampler then went on, "II ' ; was a close fight. I thoughi Wells won, but It was c1oae. One Ntqsare.ofg---'- QJT (HiibyV) Judge can not do the Job three - can, that Is why we have three - CmnLn- --• -•••'. VklflhIOtI : SOSIOII , Saltimor, $0 Minn'sota CaIlfrnIa at fl,frofl (, .: ..-::-- - rematch," at (Palmer 15.10) (GaIts 0.12), In) (JaMks 1110 at ad. (F..he 2-1), () Tkndey's Sasts ' kI '' CIh' t M"V I. New Chico" •Ncntr'sI , CinCinnati • '- L's from ., , 4 . DiegO Houston p Atlanta .J&ZPIWIW San -I-- iw copy face San . I ,. . ' i , mores 11 1 Cincinnati Drops Another One 1' 111011$ 10330; 12:11:1. P (1.3) 4.20; 1(1-3.1)10550:3133. T11IITH - 1. Bombay Jo Ann CincInnati FrancIsco Pittsburgh (Candelania San Francisco DAYTONA SIACH TUESDAY'S RESULTS Purdue (Tom Vandiventer ) (5) 7.10, 3.10, 3.40; 2. Deano A (2) 5.40, 7 30; 3 FillY - I. Canadian Bowl (3) Selbyj Buy (3)4.10, Q (24)57.20: r 10.20 4.00250; 2. Colonel Lucky (1) 3.203.00, 3. Gintel Gina (I) 14,0, (5.2-3) 11440; 1 1:35:1. EIGHTH -1. Mr. Badsys (John (13) 1400 p (3-1) 57.20; 31.34. SECOND - 1. Cousin Kim Dovoracek) (3) 15.00. 5.00, 5.50: 2. Eft BuddY (533.20.4.00:3. Drip Dry 11,10 .0O 3.50; 2. Apache Mac 00(5) (7) 1.10; 0 (3-5) 15.20; 1 (5.7) 5.401.20:3. Jay Joker (4) 3.0o;Q 3. 144.4Q 12:12:4 5) 54.00; (5.5) 250.50 r (i.s.i NINTH -1. &t z (Bob 211.20; DO (35) 12I.00 31.11. Neely) (4) 1040,3.30, 2.10; 2. ao1c. THIRD -1. Oaffling Bob (1) 3.40 My (3) 3.30, 2.20; 3. Brockport 3.20 3.00; 2. RItfel (3) 4.50 5.10: 3 Lee Boy (3) 3.20: 0 (43)1110: 1 (453) Malou Happy (5) 4.20; 0 (13) 21.00: 1. John L. 11-1) *4 Stops • U.S. North Faces Tlwan In World Series Today - Red at FIR$T-1.GreatMarty (SIrk):2 Bay Laird (Petersen); 3. Liberty SIXTH - I. Patti Thaw (1) 12.40 7.O03.10 2.Wrightoay(I)a.303403 Shaded Blue (2)1.30; Q (4-5) 5040 P • - - (Gill); 1. • . New York at Los Angeles, (n) Sadium.Ithatw,Black disqualified for hitting Vincent .' dest y other, but until Into the that Vlnce was control of it able (routed till that point as well as he took until VIncent's punching Leaders Joey able drop Black flurry punches In the second, j t before the bell, and third. 'rhewIn!eftJeywjtJsamak 26.4-2, wIth 22 and moved Into position to the North junior middleweight champion, Gardner, Sports r .' - Machine Now Sputters Charlotln; Jimmy Miami his third straight wit Inept Frankle Murray In one for - - that happens." Kimm On riomer V Cloud ias ._ ia u.ia Nine ,. r$uay.0 w ,.,•,. L. ,, Royals , JayJohustonerippeda double and three singles and betted In five rims while Greg Lamlnskl collected a homer and - - P ... Ftre.stone .Front 11" APPOINTMENT a 5r5,45 $ ' ' . 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Merchandise In Suspension Sat cuter and camber Save $10 25" long - S 4for77 4 99 TI Chi, 140 DOCIBLES-Madlock Ch) 31; Johnston., Phi, 71; 715k, Pgh. i Sale. Our est 4'plytiré. NI - Alai - San o in a game featuring Inning. Adree 5, Cubs 1 Orioles 11, TWbe J.H. Ric hard fired a flvehjtLee May drove In five fUllS let and Roger Metiger , drove with a homer, t riple and single home a pair with a as Baltimore won its fourth Ins fourth-Liming eingleruns ton as Hous row. defeated ciao and ended a White Sex 2.7, Red Sex 1.11 five-game losing streak. Boston's Bob Montgomery Giants , Pirates I drove In five runs with a threeGary Thomasson's two-out runhomer atwo.rufl uMa solo hornet in the bottom of the and in the nightcap whiledoRick eighth Inning broke a 64 tie and Burleson had mevea hits in 1o at- powered San Francisco over bats during the twin bill . Pittsburgh. VE 11 5. , AP Sports Writer four 4U)L U victory In II decisions with an Brett stole borne with two The Detroit Tigers' rookie eighth-innin g home run off in the bottom of the 10th. 1). toted Montrea l. bTotznded around the bases with Fran k Tanana his first in the singled with one out, dole seeDodgers 4, Metz 3 his arms raised, Jumping for majors that gave the Tigers a and and continued to third on a do ubled home Rick joy all the way. 32 triumph over the California wild throw by catcher Rick Ce- the decRhoden is ive rum to cap a fourMark "The Bird" Fldrh, Angels. rune. rim Los Angeles rally In the rigid? Wrong! A's I, Brewers 4 fourth Inni ng and the Dodger "I'm al ways excited when I it w Kimnm's night The A's dole four more bases right-bander went on to pod his do something great and I don't Fidrydiasknew it. 'j1fl and to make 1 thefts, the most by 11th victory In 12 decisions by y. do something great very often," I'm happy," said the yo ung a major league team since 1913. beatIng New York. said a bubbling catcher Bruce pitching sensation, "bid not as They're taking aim at the • Can KImm, who helped fellow happy as Bruce Kimm is.,, 4 record of 347 by the 1911 New H In four York Glints. rims wi th a gro un der and basesYankees 2, Rangers I loaded double, ahije Lou Brock Graig Nettles slammed his do le three bases and scored 19th home rum of the season on three , rum to lead St. Louis over first .,- "Golden Boy" Clark celebrated ii blilMay by beating rugged Tommy Dexter the first ro d. with four knockouts. His sp t •, After In Detroit Win _____ ______ presslveashe pounded out asix Big _______ FOURTH - I. May London (4) (Karl Ormsby) (3) 22.10, 4.10, 3.50: 14-20 10- 20 540; 2. Sovran Shirley (7) Taiwan has not lost a game In loserf bracket victory ova the fourth.Mexico Uad it in j wo I the mained nquationafterbils 2. Sumter Beau (7) 2.811, 2.40; 3. Luke 10-90 10-60; I Blarney Rose(1) &80, SMp Was in evidence In the its three previous years in the Broward. Puerto Rico's Carlo fa when loft pitcher Oscar fights IM Week with P Way (1)240:0 (3.1)10.10; 1 (2-7.1) 0(4.7) 113.10; P (47)150.00; T (47. Joey Vincent-Spider Black tourney for boys 16-15. 110.50: 1 2:12:3. 2) 1332 40; 31.71. Only one Alomno gave up one hit and one Soberon hit safely, stole second Steinbach Coach Torn lan*j A - 1.027; Handle - $30,101. FIFTH I. Sunny Den (5) 22.40 semIfinal, team has scored as many as walk In a 7.1 elimination of and advanced to third and lame said Langley had called Mm 5.40 4.20; 2. Bartow (3) 5401.50; 3 This was a rematch of a wild two runs against the flaws- Mexico. TONiGHT'S ENTRIES Prize Pigeon (1)5.10: 0 13.5 31.40; affaIr Vincent and Sunday, apologizing for "the Black had nese. That happened Sunday in The U.S. South, from Sus An- on passed tsils. P153)53.50 T (3-31) 101510; two If PuertoRcoregalnedthelead einbsrranainemt the Incident Ma or League four "M wItti 1-4) , John 5.20; 2. Daytona Lad (I) 4.00 4.00; 3 from the opening bell. both Justa Frost (Ovoracek); 3 Vefas Ertel (5) 5.40; Q (35) 52.20; P (35) tryIng to ro the Choice (Hartler) 4. Hobbys 154.00; T (3.55) 2507.60; 31.75. Only games scheduled Changer (Dagenais; S. Jefferson wasn't deep TENTH - 1. Moneychanger Adios (Kimball); 5. Strong (Kurti- 4.80 3.00 3.20; 2. Jack Tryon 24.00 second round worth); 7. Kingly Hal (Bratrnan); I. 3.50; 3. Wayside Tansy (1)3,00; 0 (2 j to assmnne the Worthy Robin (Seiders). 3) 10.10; P (3-2) 24.40; 1 (327) I FOURTH -I. Winning Angel (B. 42.10; 31.01. brawl. Regur); 2. Color Me Beanie ELEVENTH -1. Barney Eckert Up Black gave (Bridges); 3. Grey 81ff (D'Amato); (I)lI.106.003.40;7. Pearl's Pain (7) 1. Lisbon Hanover Ii. Nesly); S. 20.00 11.20; I. Becky Sue (2) 4.00; Q overall Lisa Lie See (C. Ihient lId); 5. My (7-5 57.20; P (57) 254.10; T America. Leag's power ) (5-7-2) BATTING (vs at hats)- Tawni (Lake) I. Dee Oum Green 2541.50; 30.00. took effect. McRae, KC, .337, O.Brett, KC, (Kurtzworth); I. Extra Angus TWELFTH-i. M & M Bonnie (7) was to .341; LeFlore, Del, .330: Carew, (Metcalf .1. 24.00 450 5.10: 2. Dolly M. (3) 1 40 wIth a of FIFTH 1. Gayle Stanton 3.50:3. Dream Acre (4)3.00; 0 (3.7) Min, .321; Sostock, Mm. .n. , RUNS-North. Oak, 71; RIv. (Metcalf.); 2. Land (Xurtrworth); 45.60; P (7.3) 102.10; T (73k) us en NY, 77; R.White, NY, 77; 3. Scoftl Iron (AIdrlch) & Pepper 2101.10; 35.44. another combination fInished $O.Brett, KC, 74; Otis, KC, John (Brainard); S. Clayhaven A - 3,276; Handle - S221,42. the job In the RUNS BATTED IN-Chamb. Pioneer (Muntz); 4. Carlton Time ;' lIss, NY, 50; Mayberry, KC, 75; (Vandervort); 7. Red E. Place TONIGHT'S ENTRIES " L.May. Bal, 73; Munson, NY, (Grimes) S. Kinnikinnick of KO's, -. IS,, ReJackson, Sal, 74; Bun. (D'Amato). FIRST - 1. B's Sister, 2. Cony iall him a rougtis, Tea, 71. SIXTH - 1. Proud Speed (Den. Allison. 3. Grown Up 1. Trevelin meet nls); 7. George Way (B. Regur ); 3. Dan, S. Mickey Eckert. 6. '. HITS-G.B,e$t, KC. 141: LsF. American Penrose lore, Oat, 114; RIven, NY, 144; B.C. Dean (Brainard); 1. Torpedo Feel. Staz . Onion. ,.' Carew, Mm, 112; Chambllu. Byrd (D'Amato); S. Double Steal SECOND - 1. Macs George; 2. Tony on Sept. 14, at NY, 141 (Bratman); 4. Nelson Way Penrose Don, 3. Aggie Faith 1. Caleb the Stadiwn. (Taylor); 7. Bomger G. (Van- S. J0519 Potts 5. Koney's Time 7. DOUBLES-Otis, KC. 31; 'dI?vOrt); I. Michele Eden (J. Cracking Cecil I. Dark Lament. In preliminary action KC, 37; McRae, KC, 0,111`611, 0,111`611 21; Rivers, NY, 25; D.Eyans, Netly). THIRD -1.JonnBrjtz2.Western Frankie Santore was ImSEVENTH - I. Feather Hill Hero 3. Ruffian 1. Penmarric S. Bin, 23; Carly, dc, 23, Rudi, (Hendrickson); 2. Argo Angus Silent Strider 4, Black Joe 7. W a x 4C . Oak, 25, round decision over Ydes TRIPLES-Garner, Oak, (Solders). 3. Taylors Far-vel (No berry I. Traffic Jam. 12: Driver); 1. Freeze (Phillips); S. G.Brett, XC, 11, Carew, Mm, •. FOURTH - 1. Slick Jim 2. Owens of LeFlore, 0.), 7; Poquet?e, KC, Beiandger (No Driver) 4. Little Legalized 3. Wayside Gold I. Ike won Steve (Gill); 7. Rudy Adams Strider S. White Shasta 4. Mar Ru stabasbyblastlugoutan HOME RUNS-Bando. Oak, (Petersen); I. Backfire Bayel Cap7. Society Stem , Big Bad Bare. 23; L.May, Sal. 22; ReJackson. (Ray). FIFTH -I. Brave Lucille 2. UFO EIGHTH - 1. Scotch Snip (R. .10. 3. High all A. Printers Star s. round, Casselberry's Sal, 21; H.ndrlck, Cle, 20; Scott Nestor); 2. Squaw B Byrdie (R Shelly I Travelin Jane I. Ed Ghost G.Netties, NY, 10. STOLEN BASES-North, Neely); 3. Nifty Lady Byrd I. Western Whisky. - Oak, 50; LeF-lore, Dot, 44; (Komers); 4. Caroline Calgary SIXTH - 1. Cappys Shari 2. liii Baylor, Oak, 41; Campenerls, (Nielsen); S. Miss Bronze (Tarpy); Winship 3. ma Friend 1. Tailgate In Oak, 11; Patek, KC, 4. Tmnys Time Bomb (Lynn); 7. Ace Toddy 3. Analee Cox 4. Lonesome un PITCHING (10 DecIsk,ns)- Hill (Bereznak); S. Ocala Star Fly Edy; 7. Bar S Pat 8, Clever Chariot. Clark is now 5-1, (Jefferson) Gariand, 811. 143.534, 3. SEVENTH -I.Norwood'simage. NINTH - I. Lone Ranger 2. Trade Day 3. Master Merrill; 4. W.Campbell, Mm, 12.3, only loss came (Provost); 2. Frisky Donna (F. Eye Appeal; 5, Devils Den; 4. Miss 3.49 Leonard, KC, 15-4. .750, on a li decision to Owens. Ihienteld); 3. Mindy Nib 3.12 Fidrycti, Del, III, .775, (Ray); 1. Liberation; 7. Conway Finny; I. Yankee Hobo (Brainard); S. Pecos Rockin. 1.02 E.Figueroa, NY, 13.4, .711. Knowing When (Serbes); S. Victory 2.01 Lltteli, XC, 7.3, Jill 1% EIGHTH -1. Dasher; 2. My Girl Bibby, Cle, 04, .402, 3.30 Hiller, Wreath (Roy); I. Coalmont Fritz Peck; 3, Pecos Blacklight; 1. (Bridges);. Dot, - .415. 2.42. Cracking Craig; S. B Printer 6. TENTH - 1. Ocala Betme Whlppendeal; 7, June Alice S. Boy STRIKEOUTS-Ryan, Cal, 214; Tanana, Cal, Ill; Blyle- (Farber); 2. Dr. Speedabit Wonder. (Ruggles); 3. Cheryl Grattan von, Tea, 143; Hunter, NY. 131; NINTH-i. L's Love of Emma:?. A (Brainard); 4. Honey Nuggelt Rufus Hazouri; 3. Kerry Woman. 4. Jenkins, 124. (Provost); S. Goodtime Julie Maztown Countess; S. Gosha National League (Grimes); 4. Dandy Thing (Taylor ); MIghty: 4. Blue Jim; 7. Jackson BA TTING (21$ at bats)- 7. Lady Dee Dee (Ormsby); I. County; e. Princess Printer. Johnston,. Phi, .331; Madlock, Santas Girl (Bolton). TENTH - i. 2. Rising Chi, .33?; G,Foster, Cm, .330; Hope; 3. Bold Star; 4. Bunny River; Orlifey, dIn, .130. A.011ver, Jul S. Chicory; 4. Budzoo's Kelly; 7. gh. .327. Nap's Johnny; I. Rugged Randy. RUNS-Nose. Cf., 101; Grit. ELEVENTH -1. Christy's Hope; fey, din, 04: Morgan, din. 02; DAYTONA lEACH 2. Mil Moss; 3. Wright Hi Fill; 4 Schmidt, Phi. U; Monday, 011, TUESDAY'S RESULTS Joker Jake; S. Geronimo Eckert, 6 . 57 He 7. American Champ; S. Jungle BATTED NUNS INFIRST - 1. Uriarte.paco (5) Jet. O.Fostev, din, 107; Morgan, 13.10, 1.00. 4.50; 3. Zubi.Goodwin () TWELFTH -I. Prov e, Sister: 7. din, $5; Schmidt, Phi, SO; Lu- 5.00. 3.40; 3. SolosGoros (3) 1.00; 0 Kim Luke; 1. Just Plain Verge. I zInski, Phi, 7$; Watson, Ht.. 13. (1-3)57.10; P15.1)30310. Spectrea Trend; S. Aurun; 6. Space An exciting evening HITS-Row. Cm, III; Monts. SECOND - I. Neitor-Diaga (I) Watch; 7. Bit of Grace; S Whoops of fantastic fun nez, All, Ill, Garvey, LA. 143; O.Foster, din, 144; Madlock, By KEN RAPPOPORT you have to ask Pd. Rose. The "Machine" hasn't been Atlanta Braves. That's the AP Sputa Writer "We're not the game hitting on all cylinders longest losing streak Cd the year Sparky Anderson stays stoic to them," saystaking the Cinclimati lately, and Tuesday night, the Anderson's gang. and silent through losing third basenian in his usual dl- National League W est leaders A nd Mresks, so U you want to g erson put LI this way: "ft red otwervaticu. 'lids Is not dropped their fourth st raight doe 't mean anything more word from the Qnthmat Reds, like the sn Big Red Machine 11 game a 3-2 decisIon to the than if we had a 13.1 record. We're just not hitting and . 3. An 24½ 1 SEVENTH - . ' . .L, P Dog Racing ' . . a ' if; 201.10; Big (47 J - - 11 .j ______ - 'iie(. .•, C, ___ __________________________________________________________________________________________ -, . (2 Russian Defector Changes Mind, j. ' .. i end,b.4thMieer,etiean would not go In. PiwilsdI,n by t dsd.rs exposed no sheildur MONTREAL (AP) 'line cheNed lila mirl and decided The official woul dnotsayIncentdaysabed thegran4. 51pS'stlofl but did reveal a weeksafter Ms dIaeppseruKetoreturn to his comsitry after when the 17-year-old diver mother ads broejht him op bonespur wsdijsedb lb. am' from the mplc VIllage arid expressing concern for his would return he pit. Stiala said ot ' tO t Soviet Un. and "5hJJ1glY waited apparent udlon, R'i di- paricknother in the Soviet Un- Ion, tad the nut scheduled A. to return." pilCi5fl, Th'. Fred ., ver SergeI Nemtunov has Ion. roflot flight to Moscow from Mesi*wlilje, b osigrition do."feels coetbene could be InAn official at the Soviet con- Montreal Is en Thursday. parthist representative Eva Jected u the shoulder Is paL.M elate here said Tuesday that wdJakerliould be aM. to play Aithoogh Norntianoy made Ludvig add CIJ Niitsamov was in the bthlding no public comments hInwjf, had not tried to change NunOut problem,11 Inst said he was "very tired and two Scott reportedly said hi lawyers who acted for 11mm how's dedsi Wells debi't mind taking the pain killbe In a position to make said In a statement Tmeday, "ft well his choice to come icy emm.i't.,." before a ncnIer geaaen that be had espresied concern herdhia4cetgo bo.k.' but objet4 to Ih med for eshibition ceded. The early indin wan thud Scott han the NFLPA's sopport In this regard. The union's executive dine-Curto tor, Ed Garvey, said by phone (Coat1sued Fran Pagelg.) Tuesday night that "ther, is a lot of controversy shoot maing bottle. cortisone In joints, arid I would Very few rounds were won FORT LAUDERDALE (A)) the U.S. East from Rockland also went the distance while *1my most do ctors en NFL teems big by either man as Wells' Always-strong Taiwan County, lowing Jut three hits In Bro. arecpposedtoItforthIgrgap most effective shot was his left takes on the U.S. North team County meets ?uerto Rico. ward's first defeat. But a total We'll have to look pretty Jab while Ctouedmnereofa from Chicago today Ins win- Near-perfect pItching offlveezisbyhlsumzna'es seriously at the clrcumbody attack In his atteisgg to ners' bracket baseball game In marked both Tuesday pnwe. was too much f or Lopez to sta nces." wrest the crown from the the double-elimination Big- The U.S. South's Lance Car- overcome. The status of another sunchamp. League Little-League World rthgton hurled a no-hitter and Puerto Rico took the lead pended player, Dallas Cowboys All the wild action that was series. allowed just two walks In a 20 over Mexico with. single rim In quarterback Clint Lengley, remissing In the Wells-Curto . - few sop 53 III 17½ 30 41 .150 15 32 00 .. - ago at time Sports a 7-2 defeat of the U.S. Wed. tonlo, Tex., got both Its rums en for good with a rum In the bat- had caused the Cowboys," bid Philadelphia Two lower-bracket games four straight fielding errors In loin of th (Lcnborg 121), Blaze (Peters); 4. What Acclaim (N. e tItUs and Iced the did notsaywben orIfthe. (n) Regur); S. Prevaricator (Provost); (1.1) 121.20: 1 (4.5.2) 14.10; 3114. will preceedtbe clash: The U.S. the first Inning. Atlanta victory with one in the sixth and up signal caller would be rein(Ruthven 13.10) at In the back of the bead. Cinders McElwyn (Vilar), 7. SIV1 Wed outof San Jose, Cal., faces Losing pltdmer Rickey Lopez four In the seventh. NTH-I.JustJoey(3) 24.10 (Dillingham dated. 10-I), Caligula (Olvoracei,.); I. Zoom l6-401.30;2. Joblll'sSkydrol (7)710 •Incinnati time o This ar un d, Black was In) (Page). 3.40; Peggy west (1) o able to hit Vincent wi th a lot of San Diego (Jones 10.7) at St. SICOND 1. Oteca g15 75.40; P (3.1) 570.00; T (3.7.1) 715.40; Louis (Faicone Ill), (ii) punches in the front of his head, (Beresnak); 2. Flaxeys Boy 3131. New York (Seavec IS) at Los (Muntz); 3. Virginlss Kash (Hobbespecially around the face, but EIGHTH-i. Nellie Day (I) 11.00 : Angeles (John 5.0), (n) s); 4. 7. Koster Son (Metcalfe); S. 10.00 5.10, 2. Mr. Excitement was able to Compromise Only games scheduled Lightning Dream (Newman); 4. 3.40; 3. Thomas Thomas (4) 2.50; Q roarbtickafldstopBlack In 1:26 T$wrsday's Simsi Custer Loll (Salders); 7. Chatham ($5) 01.20; P (15)1)3.30, 1 (15-I) of PIIIIbWQh at Ian Francisco the third round. Nick (Ovorack): S. Harvest C 351.44; 31.21. Houseob at PtlitadsiØtta, In) (Howarol b NINTH 'The tore Into eidi dhei '4?~.: . I 7 I. Play (3) 12.00 Atlanta at Cincinnati. (n) ' .5 THIID-). Sn'sky • ' . ••••• 10 ~ 3;). ontreal (Fryman 101) .• 3 t ' '. many feet from his - 4. New York I 10 Los Angel's Tiluy's Games . . -J 14 433 41 Houston I, Chicago I " . - 25½ T.esdsy's Atlanta :5 50 Ii 435 41 Wed 35 54 Fran Ycu ' S. eg Ian - is 44 53 .W 12'/i 41 00 .501 17 01 47 .431 24 York 1$. LOUIS you Pd. 75 10 .015 tts MIa accordin a (oj Tlme(1)3.4O;Q(2.4) 10.10:1 (21.)) to '7 FOURTH - 1. F'suIess IpILIVINTN - 1. Mullilla. _ (Charl 10'50i4d) (1) 3.00, 7.50, OOnd*In (7) 11.50. 11.10, 7.20, 2. 3.002. Rebetride, Nob(S) 5.30,4.20; Solana-Paco (4) 17.40. 1.40: 3. Surgery TIme (5) 1.20; Q (5.7) lalaetDiaga(3) 7.20:0(47) 41.40; 37.10: 1 (140) 3S5.20; 1 2:11. P (7.4) 111.00. FIFTH - I. Captain Riddle N TWILFTH - 1. Gaide$.Echaniz (Mickey Metcalfe) (3) 7.00, 3.00. (1) 20.10. 10.30, 5.40; 2. Rafael. i.aO; I. C.uiiy Jester (4) , aw Sarduy (6' 3.60. 3 10: 3. GastI :orr1 2. Maonitud, (1)3.20,3.50,3. Aubrey NATIONAL LIASUI merded. _______- - - (343) 7540: T 1:35:3. - 1. Monheriy Hanover (Mickey Bridges) (2)5.10,3.40.3.00: • corn. On R Meet , CriyG,,ou Sj 3.O, CIOVOIIId II Texai, (n) Only games schsdulad il, ; - .14, , `6 g' %., C t.7~ _. --k , * 'I- . ~_-~I 11. I - - Iahimis'e I I1 FL Bras s 10 • NEW YORK (A)) With toemwitharcatero($ players, So the fringe players continued ii pare their hr gwd RenSoat. rmbsck sprth that number been hsagen word _______ ThII. am hoding thoir bristho at train. amended sects seanon since the may cement thur ,itm 1 OntdiaMI Bengais waked cat anyine, they me 1mg centers acres the Uied law was written hi list Squads fidare. Hmoald roders eo1l to The punter Greg Coleman and pend scidy Ma IM States today, ezecidivus of the reached a 11gb 447 two years is, It's certa in that they woaid defensive tackle Richard a move which WI he is N1unaI Football League ago, with 43 the limit lad sea- be the first to go; should lbnits Bishop; the I _________ cat wide v1pIed turns met to decide the ruder son. It will take 21 votes to de- remain at 43, or ma be a- recInr Ge'ge Femer and A*w4af(iby the Nfl PWw •iI... 3 season PIIISCO, limits dde lbS controversial Issue, bid tended to 47, many SF. 133; MesrimIth, Q (5.7) 33.$ P (7.3) 100.30. ibiche i R0s; All. 133; P.N)earo, ne whIch may decide many Be If agreement All, 132. SIXTH - i. MarloWally (2) 7.10 ____ cannot be players on each club may aigh and Washington Redskins being to tad an Injuu'.d shICd jobs. '1.10,410,3. Urlar1sGoro, (3) i.2O. reac hed,squad sizes will drop to relief. CuehOM George Allen traded der In an ethhitn 3.50; 3. VIctor.Molha (3) 1.10; 0(2. e. Delde each to is. NFL bylaws provi Harness Racing 3)1040; P (23)5173.50; 00(1.2) The coaches, meanwhile. Ike.. draft choices to Hoodcui p11mw Couch Des á add be 441.00. SIMINOLI had setweinled Scott for artlen TUISDAY RI5ULTI $IVINTN -1. Jorso-MolIn. (1) xressesoncernor Grandmother FIRST in time_____ second huf agsh the 1. Oeutante Thu 11.10, 4.00, 3.20; 2. Orbo.M.andlola ____________________________________________________________ *111.10. HAYM __ I , . II, * * __ , O'KiIlay) (2) 1.00,1.00.1.00; (1) 10.50.3.00; 3. VICIOV.NOdOlfO (5) 3. Lady Too (4) 7.50, 7.10; 3. SpecIal 4.00:0 (4-I) 11.20; P (I-I) 17.30; 50 10 (S) 3.00:0(24)14.30; T (2-4w1Th clii) 101.00: (20 with all$) . SIcOND - 1. Daytona, Tern 141.00. °' Solders) (4) 5.10, 5.10. 1.00; 3 NINTH -1. 01111 (1) 14.00, 3. 30, Regal Eden (1) 130, J1Q 3. 4.20; 2. Apralx (1) 5.00, 3.10, 3. i it,,, (Ruhid 74), () t laias (Umbarger at GuY (2)4.00:0(1.1)21.10:1(41.2) MufIlla (2)4.00:0(1.4)3140; p u. 121.10; D.D, (2-1)31.00,11:10:3. 1)12.10, w Voit (Holtzman 104), (,) THIRD-i. Aigojo, (5 Niely) TINTH - 1. ZubI-Pecina (Civo 1110) It MII. (5) 5.50, 3.10. 3.00, 3. LIability (3) 12.30. 1.10, 340;2. lobEgural (3) jsu$ie, ($Iaton 1310), (ii) 11.30,530:3. MIss Artistic ())1.40; 7.005.00,3. UrlanteGasti II (4)340; CIlveland (Idiersley 7.10) Q (34) 35.00; 1 (5-3.1)1331.20: r Q(3S)S1.00 P (5-3) 100.10:00(1.5) nsss City (Fltimornis 14-5), 3:133 ' • li~., • - . - UI •t,,*up. is, W*.I ______ tansas CIty 1, CIiveI.nd 3, o legs :IaIttmsr ii. Mlomsscea 3 S TNsjes..s CaIirini. an 0.13) 50 o,. 1 isagrees [ . Ili . Haynes' rvUflCuS Hunc es Decision, .430 fl Is's',. 1.11 's$nj York L Texas 1 3, Calllsrnla 3 C L_--klW sn4 5. 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Open S &m. to 5p.m. Monday thru Saturday Open Sunday l;lOtoS:OOp.m. Catalog center On. fl)-120 Store P1'.. 323.1310 rrn.r,an *I1 Open S a.m. 14 5p.M. Monday lire Satrlay Op" Sunday 1:11 toSSOp.m. Catalog cenier Ph. 544*344 StOve 111 1.4.01.43*3 . -; . ,p,' -t rt....-,,,-..,......,...,................• . -'S i .. - - ............. ., 5.•. . 4.... 5'' :- • - • • • . .........., ' -• 4I" '' r, 1 •, ' I. - .4.,... L. .'. -. .-.--- 5 4 1 '•; if) 3 ::t2) , ' •' - ' 'p i/; vi's. / 4s 'l 'r.-(ttj i ,/t •-' ( -: 'i'' j: I;(4 '; . '. ...,..c4. .lJ. -4____ -. tt ' 1 �AO :Tz ftiiiy. ii, N Reagan_campaign Manager ExpectsExciting' Night, 4Vlw,d — puce hew tbe "'to iW lbenh, will be Iskty oIoou ptaibe to the =Bd l. PusifrA,, Mcat mlnatlon of govennad wP dst.ritecon,e,gLon n4asIt. pnsh. began at 10:13 pm. _______ turk w WI the csv' t*L. a thor ad tovats.: , riol t veIls, today Coree ibel,ao,clej soeke th. aiLhiue "it -I37 would Its Ahibem CO all - be yates is the presidential we're qua I1 with IL" The attampt to 'i'at. plat. oat of effective controL of th an Ford managers on the con. iijte the out the sullen's .n Reag , 01 to em pI..d jn . .at hen cong caine Bat Seers was iir.ued to talk form langouge euppoithig thee ventlon flow- they could blijwat oMc, bait." As fir, J11fl1fl7 Certer, hi favor 01 the propiNd rule. ' "stIss is to San. Rahort P. GrVfln 01 ubont the possibility of defeat worhing for a *at1oual aecopt the wiasel becaano ii- atrasaid a poInt sat as the voting pngree.d DSThQCTMIC PIUI4EMI1I fbi amenchneu* to iwoldbft aber ft did lIttle more than reflect the used frqum*1y by Reagan ft p.,csm, clew that Reagan Me. OX*M117 asked the hdeimorulig, (Iy a sw Michigan, convention flier and what It would men. _ FOK ht said"ft would crs.te problems," lions was defeated on a voice principles followed by Re- ep#a 'npi that the delegates w fl flhifly ulM, gates: as losk pin *11@47 111F '" rat.. t. "ciety vat.. aii Sears, it ti.• 'De YOU want 10 entrint antation. t it had a rljd to know whew the iitegatss din li-ed a acornha said be wad dMe ihi control ha on the mi- vote. Bid me Ilvoaghout the day, repro- sos. loáulilp of this land for I he nominee would theme. . Rkrd & Sdiesikor U of mitted In the preldei*Ial jn" phm, graying lasyer who has entativea cithe Ford and Ru. Debate on the vice presidio- Griffin summed up the sided with Ford on the rules next four yen to a man of 'M' 0 A few hours bdou the Tees- prn hhnielf an adept prac- gin camps had been iwgotlat- 11.1 rule began shortly after $ arg, ne med by the Ford ted. whom you never heard one yiar '. jfe p is ,,. tifioner 01 the pdllca3 surprije, Ing, trying to reach a rem. p.m., CDT. Former Rep Thorn- force againd theopposition. The featurei speaker 01 the ago? After the vote on the rides Remgssi's cauiJgo mnagr, said a loss wouldii't mean the promise over the "Morality hi as Oath of MhawI moved for He called the propeed rule evening we C"y, who was "NIVe? in all the sears sin , White Home Frees predicted that the session end of the Reagan effort: 'j Foreign Policy" statement adaplan of the Reagan rule. divisive aid then saId, "1 don't attending Id. firM Republican America cams to occupy a r ge, Secratoy Ron Name said "could wall be ins 01 the met gasa I ii ways thInk there are Reagan wanted to Insert In the Onus, a former chairman of know whether Presided Ford convention after a long career Of world reapo.lbIlIty ad lea4 Ford "ft tIeIIgjged with th. vie excitIng il&ei In pollikil Pd.- thing. you can do." platform. er* ha any PartY ever ash the Federal Election Coinnils- will ask Gov. Reagan to be his as a Democrat. tory and he believes It Is a good tory.... Oar lid ci delegates, I After the vote on the vice In the end, Ford accepted the son, said that requiring candi- raining mate or noL I, at lead, With the seal of a cnurt, he the people to give their voles to praldentlal rule, there dill wa.q preed datefl12td, wIth its date to name their choices for want President Ford to have i-bed oat at his former party. preildentW nominee so liftIs a possibility of a fighi over the Implied critidan of his and the vice presidential noini. the opportimity." Helacculed the Democrats of kfowa, so little tided, so liltIc u j1n f pny Secretary of State Henri A. nation by$ am. on the day the The call of the roLl 01 Mates unleashing "the curie and abe proved." t L SWI DI'd it c , ainsiwiuuiisciinsu CA5311.111111111Y, IN w KANSAS CITY (AP) — Florid, delegates have played a key role hi the defeat 01 Ronald Reagan's attempt to force President Ford to name his rmliig mate, thereby beading Ferd'a prcts of i..Lig the Ripsbilcan pus4enthal nihIon toew The memhor Florida "kgMn cel the decisive vate Tieday idgit as Republican Natloimi Convention_delegates rejected a Reagan-backed bid that would have required Ford to name a mate by this morning. Tue "ote 26 fur çv nd nguint. The poap is ollicially divided into 3 Ford delegates and , ttugar* delegates for me firM two nrnhIhig ballots. ReaPIli that their vote had killed the prupoisi, Ford's Florida backers leaped on their seats and chii'ted "Fordl Ford! Ford!" "That'. the end 01 Ii," said Rep. LA. "alp" BaIahs. "We did ' "That takes care 01 thi whole thh," chimed In Rep Lou Frey, Ford's pre.lmtIl primary wetga mIlager In Florida. A dinappolnted LE. 'ibinxny" Than,., Reagan's Florida del,gailiii chairman, refused to aikult defeat. Bid he conceded that me Ford victory Tuesday nigid Mackid the odihi againd Reagan In ta1jll's priddadial nomination sweeptakea. "I don't think It's the ball game," he said. "It's a aethack. There's el much we can do hi Florida. Sen. Sthwelker and Joha Seers had batter pall a rabbit oat 01 th.l hats." Sthwelker, of Pamisytvanla, is the riivdng mate Reigan named In hopes 01 spIriting northeadern delegates away from Ford Sears in-tags. Reagan's cw'p.I and mI*rmlndrd the attempt to force Ford to name a rwi.th'g mate In the hopes that Ford's choice would alienate some of the President's Fers. Florida delegate are required by date law to vote for the candidates to whom they are ciIunitted for at lead two ballots. A handtufl of Ford delegates say they prefer Reagan bid will not risk five-yew prison seitences by vInith,g the law. The Ford dilgates fran Florida voted to require prMl'iI.I candidates to name their naming mates In advance of the nomination They said, however, they would carry oat their commlttmeids ,,to iurt Ford's nomination. The five were Fred Streetman of EimgwoodHegh Evans of Melbourne, Ward Deiedy of IAdZ Hoes Ratsi aId Ellen (le 01Votl.uudale ha no4hi lode with my support tsr Pr.aL4* Ford or my i,jlà'On 11* first tic bsllo(s," Dougherty said. "I didn't do It for Ford or Reagan; I did It became in the final analysis I think there's abetter way to pIck me vice president." Doagherty Mao said he was Irritated by pressure from Ford supporters to vote apin4 the Reagan proposaL "There was considerable rsse," he said. "And I don't like I w' i - - -Cook at iii Ies VMB•, '0 0 the am was for sale at the time. Mrs. Taylor opened up in downtown Sanford Inlm, and last year moved out to the Plaza. She finds the natural foods business fascinating, and says she learns something new i'v.'v .lav — .Ifh.p reading, or swapping Ideas and experiences With her customers. "I first got Into health foods when I darted baking my own bread using whole wheat flour," said Mrs. Taylor. She was also becoming aware of ecological problems — pollution In water and poisonous sprays and harmful chemicals in vegetable and meat si eipiored organic gardening and a vegetarian diet. She researched vitamin and mineral supplements, trying to figure out a formula salted to her own J5d5 She has pointers for others Interested In the increasingly popular If Winifred Taylor's clear eyes, fresh skin and controlled energy are Anything 10 50 by, then health foods are well named. The owner of Taylor's Natural Foods In the Sanford Plaza isa fine exampl, of that old adage — you are what you at. Hard to believe Mrs. Taylor Is over 501 Right out of high school, she Joined the telephone company In Jackson, Mich., where she soon found herself teaclting health classes to the Company employes. "I've always been interested In health and proper eating," ., in. Mrs. Taylor and her husband, Fred, (they have two married sans) moved to Florida (Casselberry) In 1961. Alter completing her degree at Rollins, Mrs. Taylor taught English health food moyenient. "Be aware what you put Into your body," she urges. "Read labels. Use the freshest products you can. Adds little vinegar tothe water when you rinse fruits (to remove chemical spray residue). Eat something fresh and raw with every meal." tI.. sayiur T.1 suggests ivu.. avoiding cans and mixes. "Make It from scratch with the best ingredients." 0 Although the prices may seem high with me vitamin and mineral supplements, and the dried fruits, nuts. seeds, beans, herb teas, grains, raw honey and pare fruit juices ln Mrs. Taylor's dome, she explains eating health foods is not necessarily more expensive. "Yo ;a more SatinILCd wU lai food. You're getting everything -ì your body requires, so there are no cravings." Start slowly, Suggests Mrs. Taylor. Bake your own whole wheat breads, . sprout your own beans. There's a whole health world of natural foods out there to be explored' Mrs. Taylor gives simple directions for growing your r ' m • . - ., ••..,. ' 71- '''Y' - •': • ' -. - A - • - 3 ,, '1 &. - , , • ' ( cup sesame seed h cup wheat germ I t cup sunflower seeds La cup honey for pure maple syrup) (optional) L1 cup raisins fit, Winifred Taylor packages fresh peanutsla her natur al foods store cup pure bran , • I DEAR ABBY: So a teacher was a studgm and her mother Hed to protect her. well, Mo 10 When my son was 15, he skipped school and I was called -' is ne was home sick. I said, "No, if he's not at school, he's playing DEAR ABBY: Why don't hooky." they proclaim a national aghtnaw Day to honor i was then Informed met thosesin.iaw . who became he had skipped school do things for their mothers-Irs. three times he kicked out if school for me Law because their own _____ 100 boy to daughters remainder of ft semester bother with them? After trying for two and 005 I have just had another on. of halfmonthstogethlmb.ckln, those Mother's ad I found out It was against me don't think I could face anot r law to suspend a student for . I Im, th5tlong,botbythen,hewas so iiii for diiuier wien she far behind, he nu''t't •ch let we know, that planned her own up. sohe lost a whole smj. daughters hadn't I always thought honesty was nything 46special.09 the best policy, but that's he ______ my i andraised to respect thanks I got for being honest elders my parents If I had known then what I ______ know now, I'd have lied to (my own mother is deceased), Iwasbehind glad to my haveback she Protect my son and Punishedso Well, him In my own way. r ,-• '± ,.IJE1ULIII ii.wn . — 71' / ... . • 05 , ,• , - he - - Will -. . 1(1'f was ' •. . • :. ' her. ••• Invited her own children to dJ .'. . . 5•, • ' . Indfavertle Pattesoo optional skippthg school, I can't condom a finger to help me, and noijotjy lying to cover up a child's even said thanks. truancy. until all Is mixed well. sheets. Bake In 300 degree oven, stirring occasionally, 20 minutes or until lightly brown. Remove from oven . Add raisins. Yields about 6 cups. GRANOLA COOKIES - 45 minutes until done. - Variations: Add ' cup finely chopped mushrooms when adding rice substitute 1 tsp. vegetable bullion Instead of salt; Lightly saute onion, celery and green pepper and add to rice when almost cooked steam about 5 minutes; Use brown rice as basis for casseroles. Using - - To top It off, my mother-in. - BROWN RICE 2 cups water 1 cup brown rice 2 tbsp. unrefined oil 1 tsp sea sail Heat water to boiling point. Add salt, brown rice and oil. Stir rice for several minutes until water returns to boll. Reduce heat to simmer and cover pan with tight fitting lid. Cook aboUt Spread on two baking (HeiiJdP.tsbyJesa DEAR ABBY: The letter law is always bragging about aboutthehtsbandandwljewho what "terrific" children she cooked rice Is used, add auowed meir small .on Into me has,andshedoean'tevenLIKE enough liquid to cook riceiroom during their most me. and allow at least 45 intimate moments Interested Incaseyou'rewoncleringhow minutes to one hour 'r Is a far cry from the I managed to feed a flock of cooking time. way I was raised. unexpected company, I sent out was taught that. sex was for six buckets 01 chIcken. BRAN SQUARES invented by the devil and was MARIE HAS (First Prize In Fiber Foods c1li,, disgustingand sinful. HADIT Recipe Contest) Now, at middle age, after two DEAR MARIE: OIL Lit'. 2 cups bran flakes marriages and two children, I hear It for daughiers-Ia4aw at 2 cups rolled oats still haven't been able to think there! 1 tsp. salt Bake atEo degrees for ls to3OmIutes,depftng on texture of cookie desired. Yields about 3 dozen. Mix together oats, coconut, nuts, sesame seeds, wheat germ, sunflower seeds, bran. Stir In honey (optional), then oil - 4-. (.'. • U daO 1 cup safflower oil i 43 quarters) cup honey 2 eggs I cup chopped pecans or sunflower seeds 1 tsp. vanilla 2 cups whole wheat flour ' tsp. sea salt 2 cups granola Mix oil, honey, eggs, nuts and vanilla Sift In flour and salt Stir in granola, Mix well and drop onto ungreased cookie sheets. UPSET PARENT IN come to MY home for dater! HELENA, MONTANA They all "surprised" me, fed DEAR USET: Although I their fat faces, told Morn how think susllenslon Is a most "wonderful" she looked, and in appropriate punishment for then left. Not one of them filled . ' . . own bean sprouts: Soak six tablespoons mung, lentil, alfalfa (or other sprouting bean) seeds overnight in a 1 qt. wide mouth Jar filled onethird with warm water. Cover top of jar with cheesecloth and secure with rubber band. Drain well and place Jar on Its side. Store in a dark place or cover Jar with cloth to exclude light, leaving end open. Rinse seeds twice daily, draining well each time. On the third or fourth day (or when sprouts reach about a half Inch In length) ex pose jar to light to develop chlorophyll. Refrigerte In a plastic bag. Sprouts will keep for several days. Use In salads, sandwiches, casseroles. GRANOLA 3 cups old fashion oats cup shredded coconut ' BY ABIGAIL VAN BIJR1 -' - ' V ' any Styhi and If Kid Plays Hooky mo Should Tell h tAt1 '-iii i FOUR Wsme.sEdfter ^1 - .! .---- Faôkiø Sctgda6 Of The Week She Follows Natura I * Way To He ' alt R.. two years at Oviedo High, but then decided she would like to get a business of her own. Coincidentally, Sanford's only health food FBI Probing Bribe Chdrges WOMEN'S TUnudij, Aeg. is, irn- -' 4 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — celved offers, Eddie Mack The FBI says It has mounted an .Ionea and Marie Goodlow. all-out Invedigatlon of charges Williams said "about six have from the Illinois delegation to been Interviewed — that's a the Republican National ballpark figure, not exact" He ciawentloii that nieznbers were said me FBI would "do evoffered payoffs to switch their scything we can to determine votes from President Ford to the facts in this case." Ronald Reagan, Williams confirmed that Former Gov. Richard B. Jones was the first to complain Ogilvie said Monday that two to federal officials. He has re delegates received such offers. fused to comment, but Mrs. On Tuesday he said another Goodlow told reporters she redelegate, not from Illinois, told celved an offer. him of getting such a proposaL Meanwhile, Donald Totten, Oglivie said Tuesday that he Reagan'a Illinois chairman, spent "the better part of an said be took Mrs. Goodlow for hour talking with two fine FBI an auto ride on Sunday but deagents." Bill Williams. special nied that he offered her money. agent in charge of the lli,tm She said a man she did not City office of the FBI said the identify volunteered to furnish bureaualsotntervjewed the two her with $2,500 if she would delegates who said they no- switch to Reagan. £veul Nerahi, kalsid, PP. of sex as anything else. Per ha ps If my parents had invited ii their bedroom, I lz tsp.. baking soda I tsp. cinnamon 1* cups chopped walnuts 2 cups chopped dates I tsp. grated lemon °' Abby's 50.110. "How 11 Nave been less a Lsve$y Wselep." 1101 ii to a 1-cofaclous and a V. limo 15 Lasly 0,,, would have guilt-ridden where sex is rind 4 beaten eggs 1 cup honey 1 cup plain yogurt 1 cup oil concerned. ""v Hills. CabS. ,I2. PNaw I loot, self-addressed, stamp" hoc) ivilips. JUST JOHN Iveryiøi bas Problem. wsars DEAR JOHN: Sex education yeurft Pi.'a priasal reply, write ft can and Is taught to Include an Ally: Box Ni. 0570. L.A., Calif. honest explanation without live 5100. Inclose stamped. sill. demonatratlous. Combine dry ingredients fl mixing bowl. Add chopped nuts, dates, and lemon rind. Stir In beaten eggs, honey and yogurt, mixing well. Blend In oil. Pour Into buttered 13x9 inch baking pan. Bake at Poetry Contes t Set The Florida State Poets Closing date for entries is Oct. Association has set its second 30. cooked brown rice, a annual poetry contest, with two Poems may be on any theme, casserole can be made In categories: the Theodore In any form. Limit Is 32 lines In 325 degrees 45 minutes. about 20 minutes. If unMakes 24 bars. Lindgren Memorial Contest the Lindgren Contest, 24 lines which Is open to all poets, and for the Youth Contest. For more the Youth Contest, open to high Information, write Florida school students, grades 9-12. State Poets Association, 92 The Lindgren contest pays Clairmont Ave., DeBary, Fl. The Community Chorus of Seminole Community College Is Pr izes of $15 for first, $10 for 32713. ing members as a new season of rehearsals begins on Sept. second and $5 for third. Entry 13. Membership Is open to all singers with no audition necessary. fee is 31 per poem. No fee is The rehearsals will be held In the music classroom P.1, SCC required for youth entries. campus, on Monday evenings beginning at 7 p.m. _ In And Around Sanford Chorus Seeks Members h While Celebrating Anniversaries -qr r m c P An • I This Summer chosen as the major work for the fall Benjamin Britten' "A Ceremony of Carols," a contemporary setting of medieval and Three local women, who grew They are spending several days Carol Clime and four children Hersey was maid of honor and Folk carols appropriate to Advent. up In Sanford and were married visiting all the sights in Florida have departed for their home In Reginald Wt Daniels was best Singers who wish to receive academic credit for Community 1V within three months of each and expect to take a trip to Rockwood, Tenn., after an man. The Herseys are em- Chorus are asked to register in the Student Development Offjceof other, sort of lost touch daring Kentucky before returning to extended visit here. ployed by Auto Train and will the Administration Building on the main campus of Seminole G'eneral Electric the years, although they have the West Coast. Son Ronald Smith from make their home In Lake Community College prior to Sept. 3. One academic credit is oflived In Sanford most of their Jacksonville Is currently Monroe, feted for the course. ___ Cen tr a l_____ lives. Joy and Jeff Davis en- vacationing with the Kelveys If you have personals for the In Air Conditioning System But now, the school churns tertalned Don Reynolds at a and Is a frequent Sanford Participants who do not need academic crdit will register And Around Sanford column, PLUMBING and their husbands are coffee Tuesday at their Box- visitor. Community Services at the first rehearsal, Sept. 13 or . ________ ____________ WALLHEATING, INC. call Doris Dietrich (322-1525) or through currently entertaining each boro Road home near No advanced registration is necessary. Peg is real excited over the Marva Hawkins 1323.54181 1007 $antardAvo. 312.4s62 other during their present 35th Longwood. Don, his wife, Ann, arrival of a longtime girl friend wedding anniversary year. A four daughters, and poodle Joy and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. revival of the dormant friend- arrived on the scene In th eir Rudolph Wilson from Lugoff, ship has resulted In the women motor home en route to S.C. The two women grew up Fashion Tips and and their husbands having a Brooksville, making it a family together In England and have Scarf trick great time thee days. affair. Beauty Shop enjoyed a lasting friendship Create a haltei top easily by The longtime girlfriends and through the years. taking two 36-inch square $ their husbands are Anna Belle The Family of George and ZAYRE SHOPPING CENTER scarves, folding them each in a and Shannon Winn, Rubye and Mattle Hardy 01 Lake Monroe, A guest of Mr. 29M ORLANDO DRIVE PH. 323.7530 and triangle and tieing the ends in Pete Echols and Mary Frances gathered for their family Mrs. Percy (Virginia) Mercer front. back and behind the neck. and Johnny Davis. reunion. Those attending were of Lake Mary was her sister, on Joe Hardy, Roy Lee, De troit; Katherine Brown, from If you have thin legs and Alexandria, ia, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Refoe Earths Hardy Hill, Joe Harris Alexandr Va. The trip was boots seem egojttiçtIra. and family, Armetha Sims, to swim on you, try Sr. are much Improved; Katherine's first to Florida and wearing to Warren, inside and Ottip; wish to thank their many Lonnie Hardy, the sisters thoroughly enjoyed roll the cuff over the top of the friends and well wishers for Philadelphia; Ms. Coca Lee the reunion. boot. Higgins, Ruth A. Hardy, kind words and visits durin Elbowpatcbeiln Sanford; and J.T. Hardy, their illness. 20 Congratulations to Mr. and Is your velveteen blazer worn Eustis ____ Mrs. Clarence Hersey, who out on the elbows? Give it new Mrs. Annie L Alexander of Dresaes. Pantsuits. Jumpsuits and Long Evening Gowns Happy Bir th day to th e were united in holy matrimony life with patches of suede or West 23rd Street had as her open Mon. mru Wed.s:3o.soo Thurs.$:30.7:30 Fri.5:30.S:0O Sat. th by Rev. James Griffin. Annie leath er in the same color. 1:W3:34 houseguest Mr. and Mrs. Frank following persons In th e mon WE ACCEPT RAPJkAUIDIr&Drl -i £-.AeV of August: Eloise 1. WIlliams, .w mjp E.1% CHARGE Mitchell, daughter Terry Scott and granddaughter Shay!e of Sh irley Randall and Evette Philadelphia. Mrs. Mit chell is Dixon Peterson. — th e former Frankie Donaldson of Sanford. Wh ile In Flor ida The Loch Arbor home of Mr. they visited Lakeland, Miami and th ti Mrs. Allen (Peg) McKelvey and o er rela ves and friends. Fashions ese6 hrs to thOOS. front $4 97 Summer Sale $6 97 $3 97 Men's Converse Coach JOGGERS Sued.. Rod £ Whiti Blue 1 W1i11 Sizes .a-iz $ 12 , O,fo to50 % OFF i V Beauty Shop Special -Mon., Tues., Wed. Only Is a hub of activity. Daughter own Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith are vIsiting Mrs. Oneai Mathews of 11 W. 2nd St., Sanford, freta Inglewood, Calif. [ F LO RI 0 ARRIVEAUVE j SUWSHINE STATE. Permanent Wave Haircut (includes hair cut and styling) Reg. 25 00 $ With Shampoo & Set 1 500 WITH THIS AD :'-'- •'•'1' I t I •? ,' - �Wakalfty, Age, Sandwich.' Not Taboo For "ft Id's face I. lad Sandwich tabs0 Ow pireoni Slimmers - - -, Nift Time Savers .011 Potato Salads Are Main Dish to We cbs.e waits ad sandwich is toning sidil s his been asnthg plate. CM to half from 1b*ls. .Slm weeac.ystlI$legibs hoLUawrupadcdtohmlf •: iautowsai.$orveworm b t he vald ha,.. edisis_mud enthompse from cwaor to char. Place thc.oftoed &own to a non. Mg. I serving.. a.d cup cuiWs mo,gh NOW after hhm Bat day for wotha, fe. for mm. each sandwich on a wormed dick pa on aids twft I*UgcU) TUNA4UZ. ON usa. thit'athewacadsa C*OQU$MONIja . plate. 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Place sandwich In a sIlow ikilist treated with a nonitick COTTAGE CREZIEN corner to anw.toServe Bread is not necessarily Bake for 1$0 mindas or edfl dish and cover with bestan ea. cooking spray. Transfer to CHOPM BOO SANDW1I pickle spars. Makes 1 su'v. . .. - • Which Is Mannue,best-lth.d salad? Most people would say potato salad. It goes with ever$l1ig. It's cool Yet ortmth1 and eeg enjoys the earthy potato time stir In bma, tomatoes and he'm Serve on ktbs lain.. YITJJ: I servings WAllOBCAuop POTATO SAlAD Ipkg. ILIceores)ecaflqedpotat. I caps water * tshkupu.0 salad on 44 cap cbqpud ass 44 cap water 3 tabI';; red wine or cider vinegar ¼capuI I jar 0% us.es) sliced dried beef, rinsed aid clopped leap ebqped serded, pared cacimber %tesapadeueddifl seed This summer, there's a new way to mak, potato brm and scalloped potatoes to 41101111111110 the Work. WAHOTUNA POTATO SALAD lpkg. 1% cap bulij Water ¼ cupaays.ake 44 cup Is.se jules leap cb,pI he -I% 44 cap Ncely cbsppJ eels. ¼ cap c - d par.lsy 144 topless mu %teaspssspopper * ) calls ($%sr7e.cese.ck) two, d Imp -wr 111416111101 $i'usatm Basses sacs packet from potatoes. Heat water to boft In medium saucepan. Add potatoes, cover and thmnir 12 n*mte., just until potatoes pv I-ider, usIa and rinse with cold water, drain well. In large skillet beat oil. Add onion and cook .dll tender. Bland In sauce mix, than water and vinegar. Stir over medium heat until rnlztwe thickens and coma to a boll. Ranove from heat; stir In milk, dried beef, cucumber and dill. Stir'In sour cream. Add potatoes and mix lightly. Cover and refrigerate several homs. YLD: 6 servings. L01111011 1111V" Place potatoes In larg. bawl Add boiling water and let staid $ mixuss or all water In ataorb.t Stir In mayonnaise, lamon juice, celery, onion, panky, saft and pepper. C-over ad refrigerate several heirs. Al_nlng &1da Tqa@ Fstete Seld is mob de1 nah ulkly with pehiged lab be,,. petuiuie Got Th. 'NIbbII.s'? Dietees Stalk Pate Celery 4i I ___R - __ w Cantaloupe Delicious - 1 In...001CIC!, Compote Get up to - 4 Me Um y" wt to make 1 i-sepia eules powder Wine NUNN 11*1 are ines- % I.apm salt fi11g ad not too ¼ - - Mack '4hj.tst Same calm. pu Mahe a liver _pate" d 12 rIbs celery, cat s : UvSwu.4 and crn Ibsek kgtbs dtIU.L Diatira may Md this a In a medhan bowl best flrm way to firail w'gss for together liverwurst, cream Wft the refrigerator for cheese, milk, oaks powder, salt and black pqper. But win smooth. Rthlgersteatlisgl UVUPAI1987UpTED boor. Staff celery with cheese ¼ pad beeeat, o.Ihd I psebsgs is oaee) eresioa cheese, silksed ¼ cup sailk Cm EXTRA. DETERGENT BATHROOM TIME Add Pears To Salad , I Jj By CECILY BROWNSTONE a liqueur, not maraschino cherAssociated Press Food Editor ry juice. The ginger syrup Is, of Fresh Bartlett pears, one of course, from syrup-preserved swnjnes delicious and pleat!, ginger. I have tried both of the ful fruits, have been used in De Loup "pear salad" suggessaladaslncetheendofthelast tlons and served them -mjnua century, when Americans the cream - as desserts. They started to lake salads seriously. are dllghtfuL In 1199, '11w American Salad Several years ago I dia. Book" by Maximilian De Loup covered bow good fresh Bartlett was first pohilahed; It became pears are when added to a Popular enough to go tirough a tossed green salad. There is number of editions. My copy only one caution: the pears (the 4th editIon, revised with must he ripe but firm and diced additional notes) was Isaned In rather than diced so they won't 192$ sal a whole chapter is glv.- get "mushy" when tossed with en over to "Fruit Salads." the greens and dressing. A However, fruit salads In those dressing of oil, vinegar, salt and long-ago days did not neces- Dijon-style mustard Is dewily mean fruit, salad greens lightful for this salad. and salad dreseing. A large If you outrythlslossedgreenj. number of 1)eLoup'a fruit salsalad you may find, as iris are desserts. Here in his have that It is excellent Pear Salad: served with summer's assorted "Peel and slice, or divide Into cold meat or cold sliced chicken anctions lengthwise, flvv sweet or turkey. It's refreshing, too, summer pears that are ripe bul offered after chill or such a nc4. soft., Sprinkle fine sugar robust casserole dish as tamale owr lbeui will httle inaras. pie. Just one reminder: when tbo, or. tinger syrup my be fruit goes Into the salad It be0 otieeten and flavor. should not appear again as des. Serveit1 g)l*tle cream.", sert. For a happy ending bar cooiiesarea good lce. 0000 THRU WEDNESDAY, ST 25, 1976 ARMOUR STAR TEITENDER BLADE CUT Touch Of Cress Livens Up Meal Freshen Up! WITH ANY $10.00 PURCHASE OR MORE extra Top Value Stamps In this ad. nitvtitre or, If desired, spoon liverwurst mixture Into a pastry beg with adarUPipe, into celery. Garnish plate with celery leaves, If desired. Mkfr. abot* 2 cups filling. 4 TOM HOGE spreads. AP Neusteatare, Writer Watercress goes well in omeAn ancient Greek pundit once lets and other egg dishes and advised "eat more -cress and can be added to biscuit dogh or learn wit' This profIieñsay pie crust. I like It chopped fine have been without honOr In his and sprinkled over carrots, own land, but the Romans took cauliflower, potatoes and a host him seriously enough to con- of green vegetables. mane quantities of the leafy [be origins of cress are green with vinegar as a remedy vague, but It Is believed that It for unbalanced minds. may be related to the Latin Today we eat this tasty mem. word for grass or perhaps the bar of the mustard family as a Sanskrit verb meaning to garnish or Ingredient for Innu. nibble merable dishes from canapes to Here's a recipe I like for wapleausL Cron covers such tercress sauce. varieties as peppeegrasa, Rock. 13i-ounce can chicken ci and Belle Isle, but the most broth popular Is watercress. 3 tablespoons all purpose - All creases have crisp green flour leaves and a pungent taste. 1-3rd cup cold water Peppergrass can be sprinkled 1 ounce dry white wine over beet soup and all varieties 212 cups chopped watercress can be boiled as potherbs. All 'i teaspoon salt area tasty addition to summer Dash tabasco Heat chicken broth in sauceMinced, creases are good pan to boiling point. In a cup sprinkled on cream soup and with fork blend flour and water are an excellent garnish for Ill smooth. Reduce heat to mevegetables. Watercress Is used dium and gradually stir mixto dress napes and seafood lure into hot broth and add appetisers. It Is also used to wine. Cook, stirring steadily, garnish meats, fish and fowl. It till sauce Is smooth and thick. can be blended into cottage ened. Stir in remaining incheese and is a popular In. gredlents. Simmer 2 minutes. gredlent for cream cheese Serve with chicken or rub. TOP VALUE STAMPS 800 * UNIT 2PAkS COOKIN GOOD FLA. PREMIUM MIXED FRYER PARTS CHUCK ROAST 4 ROLL PACK 42 02. PACKADE EAST WEEKS WINNERS IN THE WKIS 1,000,000 TOP VALUE STAMP GIVEAWAY BERTIEMOSELEY ORLANDO 21 TOP VALUE STAMPS ROSE CRAWFORD CITRUS SPRINGS 5.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS RUBY HENRY ORLANDO DON CARAVELLO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS 6.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS HENRYHARWELL ORLANDO LEROYPETERSON ORLANDO 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS ROSEMARY TAYLOR ORLANDO 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS SUSAN STEWART ORLANDO 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS SAVE 20c LB. (LIMIT 2 PLEASE) KRAFT SALAD DRESSING 5 $ SAVE 11' LB. SAVE 2W 3 FRONTGUARTERS140 3 HINDQUARTERS 3 WINGS, WITH GIBLETS dO FRESH 75% LEAN ARMOUR GROUND BEEF AAM 8 PACK IS OZ. 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PKG. .68 ARMOUR STAR TES'ItNDER BEEF CENTER CUT SIRLOIN STEAK U.S.D.A. Grads A WHOLE FRYERS ........... LB.48C U.S.D.A Grade A TOP ROUND STEAK SPLIT FRYERS .............. LL58C SHOULDER ROAST ROUND BONE FLA. PREMIUM 98 ....s. CROSS RIB FRYER PARTS ............... Le. 78C ENGLISH RIIAST In 7-BONE ROAST .......... CALIFO,,IA ROAST ARMOUR STAR MIRACURE SLICED BACON ................ 12 OZ. PKG. $1.19 LB. 98 98C .88 .. LB. .98 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, AUG 22, IS7C SEAFOODS AND FISH FROZEN . BLADE DW ITEMS HOT TO GO FRIED CHICKEN LUNCH LEG OR BREAST QUARTER COLE SLAW, VEGETABLE AND ROLL ONLY ................... (AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH HOT LUNCH COUNTERS) is. 1.79 Pt. 1.98 HORMEL LOAVES SLICED FRESH TO YOUR ORDER OLIVE LOAF icxi a PIMENTO DUTCH LOAF OLD FASHIONED PEPPER LOAF BAR B.G. LOAF SPICED LUNCHEON WHITE & YELLOW AMERICAN CHEESE HALF POUND • 98< / • 2690 S. Q1anO A,,., Sanford • 1601 N. Bermuda, Klsslmmss • 5471 S. Orange Ave., Pins Castt • Slit. 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OR MORE ii 1.48 SINGLES CHEESE ............. 1201 99C JENO FROZEN EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS WIT" PURCHASE 0? ITALIAN SWISS COLONY LIANT I, RH IMP SKELLAR, VIM ROSE -Vl;;4 ?:IS COUPON IlL lisle =====1 3LBS. ....... ORMORE L&u. MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK TENDER BITS ......6%01 6/1,00 KRAFT AMERICAN ____ • MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK STEW BEEF 44 cup sliced r -u Celsey lesyas Pare_upe aid ed We aoeswIaerings. Raso'veglade, and cut out Inside of rings to leave a risen. catoid melon. In top bowl combine r&&ri,4 maio. cut Into cubes, chicken, celery and radishes.Mix with BIN thee. Dradng, cover ad chill several boors. To save, place melon rings on aid plates and spoon chicla salad In middle of each ring. Garnish with celery leaves. Makes 4 servingsBUJECiiK,RE DRE4G 44 cap sour cream 44 cup may-.."e 1 tablespoon fresh lessen juice 2 table.posss cheppil fresh chives 2 tableipsois er.mhled hue cheese 1 teaps.. Warcesterehire sauce 44 teaposa salt ¼ teapoos dry matard In medium bowl mix all Ingredients. ___ ste ad which shows thu the stem has come off fully. stem end rough portions of the stem 'adhering, the 1 cup halved pitted fresh cantaloupe probably was not cberrIes fully mature when picked and will not be as satisfactory. 2 tabitsp000s superfine am MELON AND ¼ cap fresh orange AMNAW%iff a MEAT MUM DRESSING ................... e oz. 39C 1*1ST ELEANORULLY' BEVERLY HILLS 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS HILLSHIRE ALL VARIETIES GELATIN ................eoz. 3/1.00 GREASE RELIEF ......... n oz. 89C KRAFT LOCAL DALENENUTT MAITLAND 3.000 TOP VALUE STAMPS CUT RIB - LB. SAVE 2(' I.B. 5 LBS. OR MORE MRS. INEZMAURER C,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS - • STAR VERIBEST $168 WILLIAM BISHOP ORLANDO 1,000 TOP VALUE STAMPS ' P(M I PUIS DEPOSIT UNIT 1 WITH $7.50 OR MORE FOOD ORDER Sianmerisathiratyseseonso It's fortunate that so many seacnal fre.h fruits are thirstquenching and refreshing. Cantaloupes have a summery, mellow flavor that Is so welcome in today's meals. They're delectable cat In halves or wedges and eaten with a squeeze-of fresh lemon or lime; but now when they're In season is the time to try cantaloupes In other ways, too. Melon and thicken Salad with Blue Cocci. Dressing Is fine summer fare that serves up cantaloupe In a different style. The melon Is pared and cut Into rings with the seeds removed. The chicken salad Is served in the ring of melon, a very pretty way to feature a sumrner favorite. Do you know how to pick a good cantaloupe? The United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association tells you how. A cantaloupe that has been picked at maturity so that It will ripen well at home isin what iscalled "full slip" condition. This means that It has a anoothly rounded, depressed sear at the Good neiy whabod place to shop and saw withThp Vatue Stamps! TOP VALUE ( STAMPS lk Melon aid Chicken Salad Is new way to serve cantaloupe; Fresh Cantaloupe Cherry Compote If bandy for pkrilc*. p. •' , •sf•'•• '-•- ;J';, •,, i.,1, •-• --• i,'c• . !•'i' ,? -- �$-*vuoIs 1srs, kilsit W.Jsy, A.1$. 11170 FL Evening NsraW, Sanf.rd, Fl. u W-S BRAND, VISA CHOICE NIP ROUN1111 q IWNOU '' 8EEF P1 l•SIS%$ Beef $ WMIIt... — 4 19 5 a 16 S139 1' RouudSteak.. 'I -. KCh.... raft lndtvidIIy Wropp.d Sliced Sia . Sun løid?rediS,ofas III lath $ . •. . II. Vi P.bwft !u ___ PORK 99c- CUP rI 1.thC Crea •4idvSs.c*PsiI • • °• s.vl., es, All 804 * . -. -. : Frauks LL 69 1 CHOPS Lolu Sa. 0 1 to Ha.......2 HEINZ A $ 99 CAN SHANK PORTION HICKORY SMOKED HAM .• 89c, 1• Whole or liitl Portion C,.,,,, Sliced 99c • '. . u. s. cii CHUCK ROAST Consisting of - Ilau Steak . .. LIS 5 libl. ::::::::::: I Steals. Cubed, 4I • f11 :': - •Ib:. BonelessChuck kosher BO Choi INUO OFT141 CHUCK) 99 99C ganef - Beef Check Callblomia Roasts W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE 160/ California Steak to BEEF FOREQUARTERS. ' . GLASSES CK .. • to •• GO 39 ' . SIDE OF BEEF...... . Drinks 'Right Guard DEODORANT ALKA-SELTZER 99c 36-CT RTL C CAN 79 • 3 $ 59 29 wela. -'— TUBE88C 50-CT. SIZE C l' \ I ---——- I) I'MKED - UY TIlE 01*11 DARLING LARGE LOAF 9 - 11,110 AMIIV - HARYRIT FRISK 160 EACHES. Z~ VIA '1 64 BTL Qu antity • Is 2: COFFEE wit" . — I D Hi TIlE l'ltlil)IlI] HIAVYDUYYLIQUID— 10.OFF I R Ftts . 1 60 96-02. Sill Dog Food 25 Ameri 49 mAbeffies Field Trial bib., ørChunk, si taHoe • SAG Salad C rispins in. 'oO'. deeze-Its .... PkO. (All PIa.ors) Basic Bunt. 11½.o,. SIZE $399 7.os. 59c SIZE / • c ÔI11ÔN° LB. BAG 59 3 C •' L Spinach. Corn Souffle or MAcAR0NI I& CHEESE Stouffer, 73c Pillsbury SIZE 87 79 FOR 14 21 32-oz. BTL. LEMONS J WISK DETERGENT ,5 cov.o.v .s. ,v.c.asa O 00 "of lactuenG C164@11115 "aft 0010 COUPON via cusict"44 .. SOFTENER %v $100 LBS. HARVEST FRESH ti O HOUSE FABRIC 87 EXTRA WELLATM0B BALSAM -w 99C FOR oil- I OIINDI MAXWELL DOWNY — 23c OFF C $100 i:__ FRESH PIRIN It HEADS i tou.o.. so.. *v TAlUS CABBAGE TIlE CAN All 49 HARVEST FRESH GREEN - PH CAME show* a $3.00 or I .. TOOTHPASTE _________ 1 6 "s. 1 G COFFEE Limit 1 with c,vpee 00 ,,;,,,,ROMAINE • ALL F VANS .es 2 LIS100 LbS HARVEST FRESH LETTUCE 59 NURSER BAGS TABLETS 79c 89c 6 •. 2 eam $11." AIM HOUSE UIlR - $139 1 ..... IRONlI JAN ONE FOILQUA*TEI AND ONE HINDQUARTER. 300 TO 330.18. AVG St HARVEST FRESH PLUMS NECTARINES DlOUPdicoUpopd _ P .990 1AP__ ISO I" TO 110(8. AVG.. sw HINDQUARTERS. SIDE INCLUDES Cleaner 01M SIZE' Soneless Beef Chuck $121 . 59c SKIN CREAM Is or Half) A7.1 24.8 . Pickles 9; 20-22LL AVG. 801141 1111 Mustard . . . . . SAO CANS Ch.k 0' HARVEST FRISK RID %I ORANGE • 12-ex. PielSol Pine Scented . . . . . " . W-D @1AMO USDA CHOICE f .Z.69C QQ ii. PKG Clay....,Refrigerated CASE OF 24 CANTALOUPES, . 0 , "twit. $100 h;;';., 2 • MAXW ILL PECAN BUNS DRINKS ' I.e. P!,Ihis. .541. iigi. QT. W-O BRAND USDA CHOICE FAMILY PACK SONILISS I KETCHUP CHEK HARVEST FRESH JUMBO .." ______• 01*11 DARLING CINNAMON, RAISIN, FRUIT OR PRODUCE • 99C 2 . d.-. .• RROW DETERGENT Limitpurchase 1 w$L0O or -mere excl. ci,.. VU_Ula • *Sj 39 • CAKES v*aInsu Izw HAM RINS . silo, VA - FRESH : ALL 001181 W, • 8fE HARVEST PIPPIRIOQI FARMS • AM REi 1'IIS PIlL . . • • . • • Pool a kIsibas 99c • 19-21 ri' Picki ese :'. •. 89C . 88c i IPTY iE"liI 'V' 4 89C •ois 0"111110 2.L - 1 lu,s3a. '' pit ICE CREAM I. 141111 .1. Mix $1" 794: VuIiyPick.. $1" ,, 79c 1 )..... . AUG, eC '' U Jiffy Con Muffi: QT $I2 U C•ISed $1" ' All I4$ 5j Pat I- 00C ALL FLAVORS SUPIRIRAND SNIRIIT OR I rude LO CAN __ CUP • • • • • Fumes" ilsi.0 Sic) 4L LOON SLICED INTO LS. O 89c is 3 12-ex. CANS C,ochi& Good .. .. . . . . .. . • - Breast wRibs 99c • Imdas no Vis•.,Po 77 .. . C ut 1 2 W4SdC,. lSUiN Comm pi" .1. (kick Steak . C LI. Limit I with •ecIedIu,g ilgsr... p.rchssi Uci. ii,.. i..:: SME PWS ow MAYONNAISE $S."o, 1 wl$S.Se ... •r• 24$499 WHITE GRAPES FRYERS1 l..i All Check tnctdig 7 Son. BEER Limit 24 ci.s wl$I.1m' sports pvrch..is saiL dg.. HARVEST PRISM SIIDLISS WHOLE C , Mki.2'a.-'1". 11-M Picuic s.u.::vw. : $j4! )55 Smseve 41 SO 0 41 0 So 89C FULL V4 •..I. T.AL;: ... $2" ' ... . SLICED BACON ;.. PUS. $1.25 I'S.P_' . *.1 1s. if •: ASTOR SHORTENING 111.15 BLUE RIBBON Pretzels. ...3 r 2 ' FRE$NIIOZIN CHUCK ROAST C LI. DMONICO --S JCS LI.S 29 r tal. RI.SJIUI 2 W.D GRAND' USDA CHOICE ALL CHUCK INCLUDING sotc CENTER CUT $1,, . 7 ..., W.D *SAPID USDA CHOICE BONELESS 2-LB. PKG. : . Cvi. steaks.. __ listof .17 PABST MARION lon.Iu, l••I Rib Roast.... Is $109 GRO ND EF $.f loved lon.l,,, Top IhilfijilUll - 59c $1 S..f Lb 12 Car,, $1, " SIRLOIN TIP $v.l,.s Si.I. SStvsL.,. Each, ,u1,s... 0 BEEF SPARERIBS 99 w.0 BRAND 100% PURl NANDI j lvi lived Sirloin TIp1Steuk . .a. ' PRICKS GOOD IN THUR COUNTII$ ONLY... ORANGi SIMINOLI, OSCIOLA LANE, CITRUS INIVARo, Of COLLIER, AND VOLIJ$,A SUMT(R, CHARLOTTE, LEE AND W-0 IRA NO USDA CHOICI .. _ 1SUUbTEL LI. W L.. nAI&Y IuuuT INAVY wuI1 I I BONELESS DILMONICOS ..is.ia. AVG.) s w.G*NS I. i W.D BR AND USDA CHOICE WHOLE 10-144I. AVG. TIP 19-21 g 1 I SIRLOIN'. Go AUG. 1 QuanfltvNphts S V W.u1i11,.A.g. II, 17-4$ 99c I• S im Milk... Caio., 1z. 3-a SIZE Aiii'na'rii,i DftV,%flLI MUUIRlII flh1P4Ail 29C '3.. 55 so •....... ........... 79 0. 8 07 ' FRENCH CRUMB CAKE '° U SSS5•Sis S•5 090 M. Filbert's Soft So-i WUhl1rft ' is nnurrcu 1u . . . .... ... o 17 MARGARINE........ StOuffer'S WINN DIXIE STORES. INC. GLADE lI 8.. Pal Troth C an Liners.. B.sPoITII Ch.f Bov.r.D.. l..foron 2l9 BeeT 2 PKG 5cT$ Kitchen Bags 13Cr. 99c PKG. 8e-Pol 1 %pagh.tt, & Meat Boll avuo i 3-Mu Bags • or SO ar CAN $119 ICT. $129 • PKG 11 WINE CELLAR BOONE FARM • APPLE, STRAWBERRY, WILD MOUNTAIN OR COUNTRY WENCHER - Lis h LI LU D0 i; , • •';••', INEW I STORE I HOURS 9 MONDAY THRU SUNDAY SATURDAY 9 a.m.-7 p.m. a.m.-9 P.M. I WINES FOLLOWING STORES NOW THE CLOSED SUNDAY 419 1. FIRST ST. - SANFORD 117 SOUTH ROSLIND ORLANDO GOLDEN TRIANGLE SHOPPING CENTER MT. DORA 99c FIFTH M MENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST ST. WINE S ;I •?...................;t ' I . o $ • •'._•; i 79 :-.: 5..; �U . Mn tamps RK JwGreeh ta alp rgamma KW _ _ 1118M 1111W If ~* 2. ...,. AmorkmCheoeo 3. I L._ JWG*nKtimps fJ _ I *Ni !:hV', . '.'" ..._. IN?hl 11115 C55p.j. An..,Nsa.,Ttill. S$555 UP 1976) __ _______ iI• JwGreen%m INi 11115 La _______ Mert'sPr.z.n Mii & CII.... 2&itlm) . 13 SAVE C o ff ee • I JAL I 59 . I nn PURC1SASI OP P1 r WV11 A ,F I $ 0 C / ''•• ii 4WITIS * 6reedtamps 11115 COUPON *OsPU4*sj* OP 159 OF EXTRA 1rspECTE 0 t A119 PUNCII**5 Os •1UI~IUI R. i . Swift Premium Sljced521 t. • . • I ••• •. "Selected Raby.J..f' ..- inflation i Out • . • - • — , Rounu Steak........... Plus tax imperial ost........ Oven Bo lb . $129 ,1 , IIUITU1WIt5WI5UW&IUt11 IF SA e . I GRINDS I, $1.59 (l.pu., W.d - £w.,. 2$, 1T75p I Ih1 M asse. $1.B9 0uhut sill praTen tool ficto WHEN YOU CLIP AND Shore Bibs .............. .......... REDEEM THE COUPONS I. msap.uump 20C S 794 ...... REEN ON THIS PAGE J tend I.flWk'11iI THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, AUGUST 19 THRU WEDNESDAY, ' IIaflhItI _ • AUGUST 25, 1976... llU FVRCHAU OP U UVUN IN WITH THIS . (I'p1rSSW5d.Agvgt25 1975) 29. I 1 JIIPflflINC4P 32 176) EXTRA 33. - ureuiamps i COUPON WITH THIS COUPON £110 PUICN*15 OF . - WITH THIS Vas.11n. Hand Lotion I 0-oz. or 15-oz. bet. (bp .sW.d.,Av,UP,2s, II IS 8-0Z.Iar (Iiposw.J..A WI,23 •1 34. L 1 1 976) Ww:: EXTRA II 4(GreenStamps WITH TillS COUPON £110 PVSCM*p$ o 37. Vaseline Petroleum Jolly 3 %-ozjar (Izpi.sW.d, Avower ,7) 4 WITH S L[IJ _11_10 5Ua 38. Tracli Razor wit., AU$SSI 23, 1976) ---m-W EXTRA 4 EXTRA FT1 (GreénStair I H H• • 4• (hzpkesWit..Av,uu2s, 1976) Any Candy U. 0- (bpiisW.J,A aaa XTPA COUPON *11 PilacilaN a, IfS 1976) a-auu. HIlSa ! I: IS 'I 49. aa4 L..u._ Torry Han Up Towels (IflsW,d., Au$U15 2%, t97) Kotex To Regular er Avv,i 25, 1976) EXTRA IJWGreenStamps J9(Green,Stamps WITH *1111 TIllS COUPON *NOPIJNCHLU0, $1 or More of Any "U" 110 PVUCIIA$5 INE _tIJ',,' THIS COUPON WITH II I 41 1 a.uaI.u...N.._U..11ISWll,_ISlS (ii )oóTr*ti I2S10741 .4..ts(. L Fryer Backs & Necks.. ri, 19 : ____ $1 or More of Any •.." • , '#"i / - • Y • . •1 p ap I — - o —" I S . ' • PUBLJXPRESEN1S Cas GREAT CARD COZ.11EC HOLIDAYS %III" - - 59' . can 394 .5100 k1115 ing 1111 37 - j Roast Beef.................. qvwI.69 No Delicious Sliced Honey Loaf or quail,, Pepper Loaf..................lb 79$ Tasty Sliced T h uringer or , Summer Saue.... D, OFRONLYAVALA8LEIN THE FOLLOWING COUP4T1ES:O,-I,IAS, Lmoi.,Osc.oia,Bj,vird. 39 :; S - I a- _ I 7 I I $ uisb`1 69 Delicious Fresh-Mod, (S.rve with Ham) Pdx THIS AD GOOD Tasty Kitchen-Fresh Submarine I Sandwich ...................... lot AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY 79 _ WITH THIS COUPON AND PU.CNAU OP • 0 iely Publix SEMINOLE PLAZA —CASSELSIMMY $ _ NED OR SLICED KLOW-CLING _ SANFORD PLAZA —SAN FORD LONOWOOD VILLAGE R._LONOWOOD I t SWEETEN _ ic _ _ -Tefle _ ,_. (lx ii., Wit., Avv,t 23, 1976) Lt' u.au.u.uamu.uaauaau.a_ IIIO _ : '-3 I LIA'Pj ____ S ____ ____ _________________________ __ — g -a ' ci 0 Ia S Mildew Disk •::•• c I where shopping Is a pleasure Flavorful Sliced j I AAA SAVE 29c 125c Off Label) Fabric Soften., JWGreenStamps 56. •••.. Tone Soap...... 2 lot 69' I EXTRA X.14 Mildew R.mov., -' ,,•-' /-...'. (lOC Off on2 Bars) Bath Size iTuhuTuuiaa_______.___u.. EXTRA *$IN tHIS COUPON *110 PYICHAU 00 5', (bpii$Wit.,A,*2$, "76: SAVE 20c (20C Off Label) Electric Dishwasher Detergent Cascade......,......,,, II 46. (IlpiesW.d.,Av,v,,23 1976) 1 1Lu.u._a_a__u._________u_._. 1 'f..._,__, 11 303 39 Fruit Cocktaii .,,..••..... (On WIN THIS COUPON AND PUSCHAa, OF I 02( •*•.•_.•,z.ttL._ FEATURE 20-.z. Downy Softener...,.. 11, I . 1.4: PJCIPE1k SAVE 1 Oc Delicious on Meat Loaf, Heinz (lxiii Sd, Au,t 23, 1975) WITH TNI5 a. 89' SET NO. 11 Peanut Butter ...•...... lI-i:. lot Fllntston. Vitamins Regular or Iron Pkg.of6O JWGreenStamps COUPON £110 PUSCNA OP I jk4 ft ro Pork & Beans............ lit-n- 291 THIS WEEKS'rT * F Alka.Soltz.r 25-ct. battle I- I P er T wels • •. '.-' '139c 2$. 1974 S SAVE 6c Serve with Hot Dogs, Campbell's 11 4XGreenStamps • EXTRA J Lu.u._a WHITE SOFT PLY etEiiiii ---- EXTRA Ii III Cu.u.u.aau.u.*uu. 1 •- . 'i1rpu.W.d,Avg WE ACCEPT U. S. D. A. FOOD STAMPSI £110 PUUCHL$IO Ancsrjq.'t4ocjcjna ci, Royal Mciii 1! Libby Glassware N&Mop wa,. 50. (lx ii, it., Avower 25, 1976) 51. (lxiii Wed., Auusi 23, 1976) J I. n _ wauai Lu. u.uauu ulSauau. uu.a •a .a.u4 Chài.z . • " -- Toils COUPON AND PVSCNA$O OS II I 1 16-oz. pkg. '4 p5 • FRUIT & NUTS N OS - (lxii., Wed., Aup 21, l76) .......... naua ua I! 1 Lu. I uper _. . '. j • • • '-.. SAVE SAVE 1 Oc Mix in Gelatin, Stoket's kg. of 40 L '' • --• GRANOLA CEREAL 79C ..-' Tomato Ketchup.... WITH IWIS WITH THIS CCWPSIO .4O 5044*544 or • 54 ...— I I 4 (GreenStamps • COUPON £110 PUICHASS OF EX RA E XTRA WITH TiltS COUPON AND IULCMALS OS 53 s.u_ua I EXTRk 4i(Green Stamps m tN15 uaaau. EXTRA $1 or More of I I I \ . Pear Halves... ,• 'UU*lft 0. Efferdent Dentur. Tablets 6O-ct.pkg. J SAVE 20c Jif Crunchy or Smooth (Spread on Crackers with Marshmallow Cream) Tl.TPuI_u.ua_lS_ua EXTRA y Johnson's Baby Powder 24-oz. size I u.uuaau.uu_____J L_u.u.a 411$ tiltS COUPON £110 PUaCHASI 0. 411 5. din All Tobacco Produc ts SAVE lOc Stok.lys Bartlett I 40. ((ipfr.i W.d., 23, 1976) Luau. _u.__u.ua_____. WITH THIS COUPON £110 PUNCHAII 0, Puth JWGreenStamps VAT N 11115 COUPON *11) p(rnC.lM% 1, I I '4WGreenStamps • two CO PON LAN PuSCa, OS —. I' L____. 1ibJIGreenStarnps • WI W U , AllU . f1 or Mineral Bath Pl(1!. 1975) 35 (1,4*Wst,AUgvS,2L L._....,...__ -u COUPON LAN PUICHASI 0. fIUjIIIIfPIIII1____I.__u._u EXTRA BAND-AID Brand Adhesive Bandage Sb.., or Plastic any pockag. 43. 1915) EXTRA 39. WSHOMMMGMA * EXTRA psf' 1 Oç Off Label Aim Toothpaste 27-az tube Gillette - I I 4ti(GreenSfarnps WITH TillS COUPON 14p PUNCWMI UP EXTRA GreenSt To" COUPON *110 010140=1 =89404010M EXTRA ii I I ft suov';'.'.. il -az. can 31. (Ia$.sw4d,AU9u,,23, 1q76) LI!jJi6(GreenStamps VRM TWO COUPON £110 PVaCI*A15 05 I Vaiilj. Both Bead I CocoaMal.stic Butt., Cream I I 1975) *110 PUSCNAO1 OP f ••J , Old Spice Smooth Shavo 30. (Iz.,j00n15 Wed..August 23, 1q75) W_ 'I LJ'WITH THISurenamps COUPON *115 PUSCISAa, Of AND OP Bufferin Tablet, 60-cf. boffi. Whit. Rain Non-Aerosol Hair Spray 8-oz. battle - • -% . utup Fryers ................ .59 5-ox, can 26. (ip1rSwId,Aw, NS,23 1976) Chn - EXTRA I!L!J411GreenStamps1 Wt!J4Greenstamps COUPON PUSCH*SI o. WITH THIS COuPOq AND PUSCHUS • 12; Off Label Il GUhn. Super Stainku Cspacol Mouthwash II Double Edg. Blade, 14-oz. bottle WITH THIS COUPON AND PuaCilasi OP I I J%(Greedtamps w,m neis cou **. suacilMi Os • THUR., AUGUST 19 THRU WED., AUGUST 251 1976.-CLOSED Whole Fryers ................ ..49 C Fryer Breasts HhRibs AND PUNCHASI OS Ultra Ban Regular or Super Antl-P.np1ra, LJ EXTRA 4(GreenStamps EXTRA THIS AD EFFECTIVE Swift's Premium Tender-Grown, U.S.D.A. Grad. A, Gov't.lnsp.cted, Shipped, D& D, Fresh not Frozen LXTRA ! $4 -i 20C M111111911of $5 or Met, kr - . Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold : I: Sec II 1 Pie,., . With Other (Green Stamps ITH Tilsu COUPON £110 PU11cwu op 27. 1 L)i1H2Uflflflgji. AB EXTRA — '4 GRANOLAcEREAI, WITH RAISINS, OR 69C PLAIN 16.oz.pkg. i$.pw,sWed . A.9 2$, 'UCilASI OP I' a, II flE5MlfU1fllUftfl WITH Tills COUPON £110 UC*3 0 WW 5, i'"" Al T.Isccs Pvidscti '"1WflI1ftilt Ib 'l" $ MAXWELL HOUSE 10 C I aI wa.uian 30C COFFEE • • .1 1. Mohawk Boneless Conned Hams 3.lb can 1. Iipll.W.d*..,,i,,2$ 19761 eeeecse-S.ueeeuaeeeeeee•_e 1-lb. can I. If Tr b1Gftel1sIarnis: Rio Steak .................. lb '12' Flavorful Lean Meaty Beef Blade Chuck Roast .............. .79 \I Steaks r Stamps E Tasty Beef Loin or SWIFT PREMIUM PROIEN GOVERNMENT ANSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE BEEF LOIN SIRLOIN BONELESS BEEF TOP ROUND OR SMALL END KEY CLUB F F ...lb Lean, Meaty Beef Full-Cut and deposit ' - Sirloin Steak ......... "Ile Plus tax • ...... 6 994 chugkolode steallL...... b. 194 linjurn ...... Swilh's F14 chuelt 6110416' toes, ...... oneless beef No- 0139 swiflos Pre mium 11111111411 t • Fihir S 'It"s • L II Pubhx reserves the right to limit quantities sold A Great Treoti leaf Loin ru on"of swift's Premium Pro-, reen SwlftFranks.....,...,, 'I" • ,Breakfast StrIps...... .t'1' 4 ,j I lepulor, Dinner or Beef Style ( ps 5( onsless Hams............ 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WILD WEST COIJ4TRY PLACE (I) DAILY WORD (2) (4) (1) = REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON__ __ Balloting. m iOyfl (Some WN a l 141.d .11.d 111me of cori oieis y) TENNIS Thursday ' morning - (4) (1) 24 CBS PEWS 6:10 .0 (2) SUNSHINE ALMANAC &.15 CI) SUNSHINE ALMANAC 24 HOOWS HEROES (7) FK CL ACTION 4TEN 24PRDJ00tN (2) (I) WITH THIS RING (Tu.... Wad., Thurs.)l OIEMIOFJENNE(Wsd.) 24 STAR TREK PROFILES 14 EDUCATION DAYS OF OUR MaItd8sntk S.mimIe Chamber of Commerce general meeting, noon, Maitland Qvlc Center. Speaker, John Meacham, diredor of aviation for Orlando on in. ternatlonal statne for Jetport. FRIDAY, AUGUST 30 YAC Club for Sligles, 9p.m., and Garden Club, nO E. Rollins Ave. 8e"s4e Seth Rotary Club, 7:30 am., Lord' Qunnley'a, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sisrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Buck's Taaglew.sd AA, 8 p.m., (dosed) St. Richard's Episcopal Quith. Lssgws.d AA (closed), 8p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian church SR 434. (2) (I) PEWS (4) CL YOUNG AND lESTLESS 24 (Mon.) RIVALS OF S*EPLOCKHOLAES(Tuss.) EVENING AT Pops UD*t! AtR - 24 MISTER ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD Oirady'ftY, 000 PYRAMID 500 (I) DALY WORD 24 MUSPEC$AL (7) MASiti.'tCE THEATEN l., (A) CI) VAUDEVILLE: F.s,sd Gn L 24 NOVA. -Sirango SIs DwiaL and ollen Pac ft man who - -11 14 (2) (Ff1. ory)I DREAM OF JEANNIE (4) PASTORS STUDY CI) S&R SEMESTIER (7) ULIAS. YOGAAIØ YOU (I) SUPI1ISEJJBILEE (2) DALY OEYOT1OPML tSI 700 BRAVES BASEBALL .,arw.i. (2) TODAY (L=W n WOO CI) (I) CBS P&WS (7:30,5 lTt locei r* Qi. 4) S POPEVE N FRIENDS CDSESAIESTT (I) GOOD MORNING SJ.y GARAND 14 CONCERT (7) FAMILY FOCUS CI) REPUBLICAN NA. TIONAL CONVENTION: 'Bdoll% TO wi 11 14 "I (4) (I) CAPTAIN (I) MICE DOUGLAS SHOW IWOO 5 PEWS (7) 24 CMV THEN RE. GALE MY EYES 1020 ALAN BURICE SHOW 24700 CLUB 11 . IlsWlg (I) NEWS 5 wi.o, WDWSST (l) ABCAPT)OPIED NEWS 1 J llwn Ld Psi I1y (This.) TI. P.Iyy- ci wi. lkgsL" (85W) Ar1s Iiibz, Pallic Knos4ss. 1942. (Fit) (85W) FOR THE DEAF 24 LLMS, voaA AND YOU 11:30 (7.) MARY HARTMAN. MARY Bode Kwlofl. Ward BorL HARTUAN -t 100 (I) ABC MOVIE: (2) Malt Helm. Tony Franclosa. Lw* Øi.. sty. When a bssJJlti tm4s ws MiS • • asL (85W) M- S SON (R) (4) (6) PRICE is RIGHT CD 24) SESAME STREET (A) 1030 (2) 12) CELEBRITY SWEEPSTAKES 3$ iooCLUB • S 12) SWORD AND ~:'_, i I -f - '' S REi fl & V ft.Ue ia?a,) UIV.S. cam FRI SNOWYIMIS 1N0U5 105.4:35 1:374:11.1:0 L ly 24 THE ELECTRIC COM- (ErIyWSHOpE 24 MOVES (L) -. (flat) 11* lt (d.)1 PAW 24 LASSIE 510 (I) PEWS CI) HOGAN'S PEACES S ewrrcsiw (7) THE ELECTRIC COM- ( PAPIrY (FUEVERI..Y IJ.S1LIJES 24 ROBERT MAC PEL RE PORT sas. nlay Ohu, .CM WINE, 1944. (Wad) lbs - SEEK & 24 THE LONE RANGER GREAT SHIP FIND' 'ODE TO SlUT OWTIMI 5:35 SMls sat a The 1.e - ii Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Lake Mary Rotary Club, I a.m., Mayfair Country Mrs. HoIcoenb, 3271577. "In The HERALD last night... - 1. r It V. , 1$ 1 cl ll-4flfrijcfl Educational Child Care for as low a $3, weekly If you qualify. 333.$4 or 323.5433. _ MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATIONS OF AMERICA, INC. Douglas Snyder Skates Roller Derby Pricision C..1 The Herald Covers The Local Reltor Derby Ballbeering Other prlusalso. %.... SKATING - ' ". *. Pit. 322.9333 OO W. 25th St. (SR 46A) -.aa.' ___; ..4 . '-r RINK Sanford I .- of Seminole County Better Than REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING TAKEN AT P News I' 4. I" ) ,•• .' Newspaper Any In SUBSCRIBE NOW Other The - World. CALL 322-2611 THE HERALD an appointment at 321 0220 or I write P.O. Box U. Sanford, Fla., 32771. . Put jrsell In our place, we're growing, we need aggressive promofaIe people. If you have Unfurnished , two bedroom. I $1 40 mo, 327.70Sf ha only 323 4141. - SECRETARY - Exciting Glamour spot, fun work. Part time to start, 53 an hour. Attractive sales personality AAA EM. PLOYMENT, 20) COMMERCIAL. 323 $ l7& 323.7832 Mr. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY 28R,air 2 car garage 134 ll39 after spm ____________________________ - Shoe Cler k, must be mature & neat. Sales experience Preferred Apply at Sa nford Shoe Cen ter in r 721 E 1t St "I read in last night's IIKRAI I).... ______- 3 BR home, Orage City. 5je carport, many shade trees, on 120' x 137' deep lot. Price, 5)5,300. 5133 mo. LLOYDS REALTY 1792. Ora nge City LLoyd Babb Brok er, EjcrfIb4. FROM BUSINESSMAN ON PHONE: EVERYBODY SEE .VA Financing-Nothing Down Conventional-S% . • FHA Down 6 Bral ley Odham-3234670 Money We need all YOU can sp are. hoses will __ _______ Call oday:_ HARRIET DEAS JEA4 BRYANT 834 9212 SHIRLEY MILLETI 834.9212 Cassetberry-Winfer Springs Forest City Altamonte Springs HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 2011S FRENCH SANFORD dØuiUe Drive by - 1335 S Summerlin Ave.. large 1. Palm trees. 3 BR.. 2 b-attn. air COnd1tiOn3, neat & clea n Move , rw. Orlveby& call today. $l7,95 You Forrest HOMES of DISTINCTION CALL TODAY FOR REGULAR 290AZIU CONSTRUCTION k-r, Home Delivery 522-2611 211 W.231h Evening Herald Additions Sanford, Fla. Greene Inc. REALTORSS3O Largo Wooded Lets Paved Sireeft Siwers Street Lights Sidewalks WHAT ABOUT YOU? - FIRST OFFERING 3 BR. 2 baths, garage, wall to wall carpet. central heat & air Conditioning, plus Swimming pool $27,900 Assume ?. pct VA loin FOR APPOINTMENT DYNAMIC PROPER TIES S. V. Hardw, Broker Dettona.oaaip _ ______________ Sanor .1 BR. 7 baths, Cenlral air S CALL 32231O I Remodeling P'eat. 2 car garage, ecceptional y 62$ 4 -- tt4NY CLARK REALTY II Reattor Fhone 205 372 15$ DJys .)rid After Noun MORE CASH For Wrecked or Junk Cars & Trucks Any year thru 1976 models. 7 days week Call collect, 3112131 ___________________________ ippIIes MotorcycJe Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 32335Uor3fl.fl10 - chairs, straight chairs, filing 1 9 Honda, CB 1 350. 9900 Miles. cabinets, as Is. Cash and carry Excel lent coed., $390. 3" .3?. NOLL'S Casserberry, 17.97, $3Q.47n 1971 Honda Elsi nore, MT 20, street legal, 2,900 miles. Like new, $450. 327541!. -_ 1973 Honda 750 CC, 5300 mIles, ex. celient condition, 323-5121 aft er Lawn Mower Sales 1. Service - We Sell the Best & Service the Rest. Western Auto, 301 W. First St., 372 iI. 64-Equipmenf for Rent _____ 1:30, _______________________ 1971 Capri, standard7),ift TaPedeck.Verylowpcs. t:3?3'!346,,, n Lease a Dallun includlngl cars and trucks, For informafjy call Bill StefnCsjtjrpy9sc,pej" Rtnf Our elflsnvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 SIll One 04 Singers top Touct, and Sew Zig Za'g áchines Assume ba lanceofslI5.3oorpay$,, 90 .' -_ rg Ray or Jack Mink, 131.1311. month Will take trade in. Singer _________________________________ _____________________________ equipped to zig ragS. makebufton - JUST MAKE PAYMENT'77 and holes. Balance of $3055 or 10 Rep. German Shepherds, '13 Models. Call 3235310 or $34. payments of 16. Call with I credit 4405 Dealer, papers, 523 or best offer. 103 E. manager, 3 72 911! or see at Woodla nd or., 3223747 SANFORDSEWINGCENTER Buick Station Wagon 307 E. 1st St., Downtown Philiipe54 Station Doberman AKC Puppies, pt and show quality. Cropped ears & h & French Ave. - . - Cliff Jordan, Realtor down, noqualifying Ph. days. 32) 0EV. 323 3961. Sewing Machine M. UNSWORTH REAL 503W lstSt SANFORD. brick 3 BR, I': baths, $ l down, About SilO a month pays all, I', pct annual PC,. rate. 30yrs,$ls, 68-nfed to 5ojy -- One of Singer's finest. Sold new for ov er 1100 Needs someone to assume balance. $196.50 or pay $1730 m Free home trial. Will take trade Call Bill at 339 5091, Dealer 1970 VW Fastback, ex cellent cond AM-FM radio, air, many extras, DayS. 4462200. Eves. 32 1 0454, - Cash 322-4132 * SINGER F UTURA * WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD PhoneJ23ioaJj - For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 ferns. Larry's Ma rt. 215 Santord Ave 1970 Pontiac Good condition, We Buy urnitu 1971 Toyota Stati on Wagon, Corona Mark II. Superior cons., radio, air. Days 646-7200. Eves, 32)0431. DAVE'S 323 9370 BUSINESS DIRECTORY I can cove, your home With Home Improvements Interior. ART BNUWN PEST CONTROL 2S62 Park Drivt I C&A BackHoe Service 32 dirt. cidy. roct. All hod of d,Uonn Wn,.,....,..__ ..,, iJøtqcj ___ Colt game gone to pot' Sell those old clubs with a classifie.j ad Call 377 2611 or all 9993 Sewing - - and moved Alterations. UpfloIStery .372 0707 372 91 42 Of The Week" YOU ARE MISSIP4c, SOMETHING PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR ______________________ WHATEVER YOU WISH IO BUY IF YOU HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY, OR SELL , AND WATCH THE ____________ PROFITS GROWl General Landscaping a Tree LOCH ARBOR-. ?IS Ridge Drive Root Repairs, Cdrpeittrp, Panti Lawn Care Owner transferred! Must liii 3 tig Home Repairs Gutter ing, BR. 2 bath home. ' block from Cement work Free eSIimapj Mown edging, trimming. Mayfair Colt Court. lncIud 1M2 Weed ing . and trctllizing Free lamily room, enclosed sun porc,. Central estimates Heat I Air Conditioning Phone 323 95i central air & heat. double Carport, . -----. .c... w. ,y cinmares. Call Carl Iargt laundry storage Spacious Harris at SEARS in Sanford EXPERT LAWN CARE tence,J home site and 17 mo Buyer 377 1771, Mowing, Edging. Trimming Protection Plan Warranty See it Phone 3n WAY 535.500. With terms STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it' Free Estimates Classified Acts didn't work there WAYNE 3 LENNOX & ASSOC . wouldn't be any. * * TurfgrassContting Service - - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service ______ 236S Par k fJ BATEMAN REALTY WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All typq arid sizes We repair and Wrvcp _ STINE MACHINES. SUPPLY CO 207W 2nd St 322 i37 SLIM BUDGETS ARE Painting Plaveomecarngemefl,y0 ton er VSt Sell it Oil With a ClasSled Ad in The Herald Call 322 1611 r 3)1 9993 and a friendly d scr u i,4p oj Reg Real Estate Broker ___ 2531 S Sanford Ave 37! 0759 eves 372 764) Well Drilling Colt Cotirs?i Ball Field-S. Lawns 373 6079 for more into Carpentry, Remodel,r4g Aad.tions Custom Work Licensed . Bonded Fr, eStm4le Service LUMBERJACK'S TREE SERVICE Tree trimming a removal Fret eitmat Licensed S. insured iA 71.7 - 322.2420 "v. ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING 373 5751 ESTERSON LAPIOCLEARING Bulldozig, Excavating, Ditch work, Fill dirt, ______ lop toil. 372 5943 _________ __________ lmprovement Pdinting, RemOdeIn Repairs Call 373 a7 - - Lana clearing, fill 319 E Firs? 322 51a2 Home - MRS Ecterior Plastering, land Clearing ___________________ - Realty Pest Control . TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON lomerly HJrriett' Beauty Nook) _________ * * * * * I 3221163 Cla ssified Ads will always give you Nave Some camping eq uipment you more Much, Much More than no longer U5I Sell it all with a you expecl, Clalfied Act In Thi Herald Coil 22611 or 031 9"3 and a friendly , ad-visor will hel p yqu Beauty Care LongwOOd. small lake. 3 BR. 7 bath central air, 1300 iq. ft. living Space 525.300.617 _________________ 5969 - Plaster Patching I Simulaled Brick S. Stone Spcilty 372275,3 - REALTORS ,f -P alum Siding & SOtfil system A150 Roofing Gutters 70 yrs e.p EaQie Sidirig Co 1519563 ________ Call Snloru- t SaIeLeÔOer - _ Aluminum Siding Eves.3233549______ "Special new pa int. $1,030. 323.3554, - CRANK CON'ST REALTY REALTORS-s30) Stenstrom 363- 1977 El Camino V-I, automatic, power steering, sissa EXPERTS READY TO SERVE JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY EY __________________________________________ Rep Real Estate Broker ________________ Shots. 5130 to $300. Terms. 5710. _________• Singer Toh 'N Sew, with walnut console, balance $79 $0 or 6 payments of $1330 NATION WIDE, 339 s097. C E SHEPHERD 321.0041 Want 1 97 1 oroider Dodge 04fl; abe will buy any make conINrfIbles Phone 323.1000. wood or steel desks. e*ecutivedesk & Chhirs. secretarial desks & We Buy Furniture Do you have $7,000? Then call us. and start INVESTING your money, instead of lhtOirig it away! Have 3 BR homes available to start you out EARNING instead of burning. .ui-4 ileilhOOrtlOOd this 3 BR 7 Barn home is close to schools and II & 1793 Features large rooms, range. refrigerator, metal shed, utility room, patIo, and doubtecarport Will sell FHA See Welcomes Sanford (East) R Neighbor, it /LIfeln heI RUTH TUECH 831 9212 Good Sc? from Ud OfficeFurniture MOVING SALE.Excellent bargains, furniture. $307019 after 5:30, MLS REALTORS TheJcomeVon Red Cross. - lb. - 322-200 It today t appreciate lhi at tractive home Only 529,900 AltAmonte Springs Long wood I toned Agri Only LONGW000 - B ea utiful c or ner lot with large oak shade tree n front 011111111111111111111 MONDAY IN THE EVENING HERALD INC MOLULE HOMES- 2 mobile homes nnice.woodedpr operty l0. 17o' Sanford, Fla. I . _ ISOS W. 25th St. • Estate Awe. WaMnd ________________ Farm Wagons $200 &Up 322 2O3Ior 32? 5149after S 3 Bedroom, I', bath, central ht & air, carpeting Excellent con GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS rop dition. 122.500 323 5316_ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST oversized rooms, rote arbor, ROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! fountain, and gorgeo pool with Reduced lot Quick sale- By Owner, -privacy. Tre3t yourSElf toda y for Sunland 3 BR, I bath, heat & air. 163.500 many extras 519,900 3.495371 '135 Sanford Ave., 4 Blocks South of Airport Blvd. FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Kish Real - - -_ oo-oøic Guaranteed reconditioned auto batteries, 112.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1)0 Sa nford Ave. - approx. I acre only 3 yr old Features central H A. W-W car pefing. sunken living room. One Bedroom From Homes ready for your Inspection and Immediate occupancy - , - __________ - BUYJUNKcAp $1otoW Call 322-1574 after 4 p.m. SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. 3223522 ......... n In Six Months Lease Now 2SlSParl, "SERVICE BEYOND THECONTRACT.. PARADISE WITH A POOLCustom 3 OR, 3 bath home on Quiet,O,wSto,y Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family PLAZA AD EVERY Time. Apartments Studio, 1, 2,3 BadroomApts. BUILDER-DEVELOPER , 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves I Quotes The Herald THE 25,000 g _________________ Gardens Luxury Patio Multiple Listing Service REALTORS fl -- ___________________________ BUY-SELL-TRADE 311 -315E.FifltSt. 322-2420 eneva New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes Just About Y residen tial neighborhood - Like New- Lovely Walnut Styung. Will Finance, for reliable party. Call Mr. Jenkins _____ - RAVENNA PARK- 112 Tangelo Ovicijo area, country home, custom Dr., 1 BR, 2 bath, with Central air built, 2' acres . I BR, 3 ba ths, I heat. Paneled family roo m & Office. 3300 sq. ft. 3 mos old, fenced yard. Only 579.950. Call 51.000 equity and assume nornow! tgage of Appraisect $0.000 Owner, 365 6150 IOYLLWILDE_ 106 Vihlen RoadLovely 3 BR, 2 bath, with spacious Sanford- 3 bedroom, 2 bath, den, family room. Central air & heat. dining I living room Fenc ed, compare at $37,600. Nice neighbOrh00d With pool and tennis Courts available $2000 Call Sanford's SalesLeacier down and assu me 133.000 tuage. 323 $302 ANYTIME UP. us. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE SAN LAPITA- $77 Rosalia Drive. $31 Unbelievable] BR. 1'-- baths, with BY Owner - 3 BR. 2 bath, small screened patio Hardwood floors, 904 773 4)74 * )4 lug tresd, afld3 GM 6 lug 10" rims. 1)40. Abe Pool utility box, steel Porst.ps1416 ptk RECLAIMEDPIANO $119BAL Due $892.60 SO-Misceflaneous for Sale 1723 FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES INC.. REALTORS BR, 1'. baths, with fireplace, with loads of extras! 126,500. Tires (5), ______ ii ____________________________ mo. 3726345. CITY_l900SanlordAve.,2story,] Drive, Gingerbread 3 BR home with all new kitchent A super buy at 119,5001 See Itt ______________ -- - -:= __________________ $600 Down nehborhood? Cpntrl air, & Carpeting, equIpped kitchen, only sie.000 WYNNEWOO D 1303 Wynnewoo _________________________ 74A Parts Kitchen Bathroo m Cabinets, 8utos for Sale Counter tops. Sinks. ______________________________ Installation NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Quaint] BR home, l4rge lot, variety available. Bud Cabell. 322 $057 Woodruff's Garden Center of Citrus trees produces Small ...!nytime. 19 VW Fastback, automatic _________ Income Central air S. heat, formal 'OlCeleryAve, transmission, new times. $500, 323. dining room, office, large family Rare I Exotic newarrlvals,- S1-HousehoW Goods --room, Older established neigh - PLA$TS& ANSWERS bOrhcod. Close in. Must sell. 1975 Dodge Dart, green with white 210 E. 1st St. KULP DECORATORS vinyl top with sunroof. Reasonable. Call Phyllis Capponi. Take over 10 W. 1st St. 322-7333 Realtor Associate. After Hrs. 3payments. 373.fl, Ste nstro m Realty - I SANORA SOUTH 372 74" SANFORD a wood floors, spacious screm porch. $11,300 You Name it, I Guy it SanfordAuctio 12CO French. 332.y --... __________________________ Furnished? BR houSe, S Points, den, air, washer & dryer. 1155 per mo. W000MERE.. 215 Palm Place, 3225157, Free pool with this) OR, l' balh, Real Estate - Southern Charm < , W - ROBSON MARINE 1797 - Merchandise Night - 33-Houses Furnished • 323-U700r 831.9777 ASSOC 3230453 People about it trIm a Classified Ad In the Herald. 322.2511; 131. 9993. m i299 CORP-REALTORS CARPENTER REALTy 3 OR, air conditioned, fenc ed yard, Broker. in Sunland. $175 no. plus Security 327-7174 Day dep. 323 0114. __________________________ Garage MISS are in ,*son left the Cabin Cruiser, complete facilities, excellent Condition. Must See to appreciate. sssco. Days. 322 54)3 or 323 031$. Nights, ______ 1,300 Acres lnOsteen. Own er wants to sell. REAL NICE - _ ARY - Beautiful 1 acre lots from 54.990. Only $90 down with low pa y men. 7.i0fl, SACKETI INVESTMENT area, downtown $104 332.5500 32' 43Acreag. __________ commercial Sanford. Antiqu. Love Seat Red VtlVIfPiUphI5t,t'y Santord,3,]5200 . Store & Office space available, 12,6. & ACCessorje. - REAL ESTATE at the Movieland Ortve.in Theatre, South 17.97. Phoni 322' ?2-uction )SYRFt4AflPJ,IP CallBart Realt or SWAP SHOP FLEA MARKET Anyone can baa WIley or a bayer. No charge. All admitted t. Con,e br.vse every Isatiey 9 Garage Safe, $2? Roselle Dr., Aug. It, , 21. Moving. Now 33 gal. Gas Tank; 230 Amp Welder; Fishing Gear; Heaters; Danish LR set; Double Bed, complete. Stamp Albums; Cornet: KniCk. Knacks; MISC. 555 GRLC,CP'I r.:tr MeS 3lOIOrlandoDreve ____________________________ Accepting applications on 6 new t ow n homes. Large 3 OR, baths, carpet, central air, 2 car 3 BR. 2 bath garage formal dining, plus home, carpeted, C.A. kitchen equipped, with private patio. Water & lawn family 3237361 room. maintenance furnished, Plus Can assume mortgage, No Swimming & tennis, $353 mo. Qualifying Payments monthly S995 dn, no qualifying, large3aR, 2 $154. Move in now, CALLBART REAL ESTATE, 322ba th, family rm,, central heat air, large lot. Shade & fruit trees $233 MANAGER TRAINEE- Must be 36-Resorf Proserty willing to relocate in state of FlorIda, Trainir,g program con doCted In Sanford at local store. Hutchison Ocean front Apts., 339 S. Interviewi between I __________ and 4 only. Atlantic, Daytona Beach, Call 21313. French Ave Payless Shoes. Mrs RU. Hutc"i. 322 4035_- Highway l7.2, Sanford Across From Ranch Heas. HAVE FOR Large 4 BRhomeonS,h EVES. 327.1357 or 3320412 Execuflve ______ REQUIRED Newhe Hal Colbert Realty fl-Houses Unfrnjshej - NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE ROSEDAL. $77,300. - - Unfurnhshed CLUB ROOM POOL' -' -,- , w.s't be any. 7O-Siwp! Tram - Homes Mobile Home, $5.500,2 BR, air, ) ba ths, cover ed patio. Call II1-fl, 1 30! E. n St.- Double corner lot, ot - f ru it trees, 3 BR, Lake Mary are 2 OR, I½ baths. 532.300. appliances, air conditioned, LONGW drapes, area rug, fenced yard. OO D AREA- 1 OR, Several positions 34 bile Hones' FEE PAID- Mature person, for taki ng careof children, afternoons t -_BR Mobile Home in LongwOod only. $115 no. No pets. $305630. DRIVER- Mutt have own pickup Or van Salary plus 2 BR,carp.ted ,al, Adults, $ilo mo. -WE SELL SUCCESS201 Commercial 323 4)0) or 332 4470 3233174 ' Furnished or LADY AT THE IRIDGE CLUE 3 .m ________________________ __ Sanford. UPHOLSTERER_ Experienced Only $1010 to start WAITRESSNight snitt, Attamonte Springs area. Lj IN HOU SE KEEPERS- LAKESIDE APARTMENTS, Large 112 Bdrm. Security Deposit, Adults Preferred o Receptionist - Secretary. Doctor Office. Full time. permanent posItion 9 to 5. Pref er mature person, Office experience necessary, Send resume & references 10 Box 50$, c 0 The Evening Herald. P.O. Sanford, Fla. 37171. le • 3lpIexes 01y5332 5123 nn Landscaped lot with 2 bedroom mobile home. Excellent condition, covered patio, storage building, pool, marina, tennis. 1)7.900. Pool, esto 323-S7l4anyfjme TRADE WHAT Adults Not Outs,brains Ia mouth, we want You. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 20) BROKERS - WHAT YOU WANT. LL 53$. M20775th !. ADDY SAXON, INC.. NiCOUNTpYhom,on2al cres Paofa, I BR, ibath. $4,fl Tree Shaded. fenced lot, 3 OR, ,, B., Fla. ms., kit. equip., air, Cpt., COUNTRYCLUB MA NOR_? BR,l bath. Cenral heat & air, wash er, dryer, screen porch, 10' x 2 OR. 1 bath, 2)' lawn bldg. 523.500. 323-0119. $15,300 i OR. 2 bath, central heat & air, Lake Mary area. $U,30 ., - STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. N Classified Ads didn't 4G1,a9 SSIIS Harold Hall Realty 530.000 6 s. $30.000. 3237374. REALTORS ST. JOHNS R EA LTY Co MUST SELL THIS WEEKFabulous buy at 525.300.] BR, 2' baths, family room dou ble size fenced oak-shaded yard, well, extra large Mast er bedroom. Lake Mary, 3 BR, near lak,, fireplace, fruit frees. 3 lots, ____________________________ only S 322-6457 0l!Cfl STORING IT MAKES WASTE - 'lOt ft i.iri-,, FEE .IGF,%'c)'SELLING IT MAKES CASH. SA LES REPS- Several positions PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. inside, Outside, both male I Call 322-UI) or .31-9993. female. SECRETARY- Immediate openings, good typing & shorthand DRIVER- Must have own 1mar30.'. trailer, Sa lary plus. State of Fla. '\illageO. General Contractor 3 Room upstairs turn, apt. Lights & Water Included . 5)5 Park Ave. - 2i4SPart air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studio, 13.000 equity & assume loan o, $32.000. - 3710503. PICTURE BOOK CHARM-. Lovely old 3 OR. on huge picturesque tot to settle estate. $25.000. Peg. Peat Etate Broker ]Roomupstatrifurnapt Lights & Water included 5laPaAve. - B10 0 2! . - JOHNNY WALKER mo, up. 37310)9. - LANDSCAPING FOREMAN E'iperjenced, mutt road blue prl.fts, $Io,000 potential. ExcellentI OPprtunity. AAA EMPLOYMEPsT, 201 Commercial. 3335175. "Last night's HERALD said 332 mt !ves.3fl.),1332,4;54332 - Sa nford, adults Only, Modern Studio & i BR. Air, carpet, etc. $99 per Help want, light delivery. Must havecar.know area,Call,orappt CLASSIFIED ADS ARE BLACK II WHITE AND READ ALL OVER Sanford's newest *1 Proceeds qotothe lit Prlzr 3rd Prize 3rd Prize MON 9 30A M TO 12 NOON. 7 30-10 30 PM. TUES PRIVATE & SPECIAL PARTIES WED 100-4PM.730-1030pM THURS 9 30 A M .12 NOON. 7 30.10 30 P M CLOSED THURSDAY NIGHTS JUNE U JULY 15 AUG 19 FRI 730-11 PM SAT 130.4PM.730.lmpM SUN CLOSED JUNE. JULY and AUGUST DISCOUNT RATES AT ALL SESSIONS FOR CHURCH. SCHOOL. CLUBS & BIRTHDAY GROUPS 10 or MORE ON THE DOG TRACK ROAD OFF HWY 1 1 92 FERN PARK. 339-2474 Mon. Aug. 23 Ihrv Tues. Aug. 24 24 hours starting 7P.M. V.. the whole family . SUMMER Skating Schedule is') WW - ET THOSE LUX URY ITEMS FO P A FRACTION OF THEIR COS T FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS. DOCTOR TO PATIENT: 1919S. French ','uLi 3n 4o. Seminole South Rotary. 7:30 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis. 7 am., Buck's. for -'ç 4 % for Stemper-Realtor Lovely 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & VETS- NO DOWN- 3 BR, I', baths, air conditioned, fenced yard, low monthly payment. $19,900 $113,000 Wm. H. OmmiesJsn.FPlcA. ro ups. Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. 332.332Q. ________ - $19.. busy corner. $75,000; 214' Barge In, 540.000; )O corner, $]OOO; 714' plus, Ideal, $130,00o. 240'. partect. $ 150,000; Professional Bldg. 1 BR, turn, apt., lights, water turn. Adults only, $93, 3fl.flp after wk-days, Commercial, 323-3174 FRIDAY, AUGUST V VAC Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. You is invited to come "~ A PARTMENTMANAGERS Respons1 married couple needed to rent a, ma intain new apartment compl . You will live rent ee within the complex and receive Salary & benefits. No children or P115. Retired or semi-retired Couple preferred Call Jean Hi nds in Eat PEAS, you pick, new patciBlackey,s, Cucumbers. On I4. Oregon Ave., ' Mile N. SR 45. lu st W*tI of II & 4 Mi. W. __________ of Sanfori W. TWO STORY - As is, $17,500, Terms. required. Immediate opening, Located 11 nlles West ofrv Sanford. MONTHLY RENTALS AVAILAB Call 904353 6154 for Inte iew. Color TV, AlrCond,, MaIdS,rv Lot Me Show you how You can make QUALITYIPINNORTH $)OOtoss0operweek. Call]?] $317. 141SR431,LOflQWOod Crooms Ninth Grade School students may pick up schedules and locate rooms, 8 am. to noon and 1-3 p.m. ft Lake Mary Furn. Apt. 322.2244 41ffou I I/ !Q6&C ~ Roller Rink •1 9L.Gj -Th R. $35000. - FR ONTAGE.FRENCHAVE._ 100' - 322.1354. TEACHER '0 S1"J!NT5 -. join the fun at Skate Yellow Cab. 201 S. PaLII Ave. Sanford WASHIL parts, PtNtY 0OC4 ö*RN - We SUV Furniture & Misceftawsoa. Sill WITT REALTY Only $47,930 Terms. TWO STORY_ Excellen t condition, 2OR, air, screened porch, child, No pets. $125. Also I OR, turn. air, nice, $125. Also 3 BR unfurn ist,ed houSe, $130. 323.4762 CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST :Expanding sales business needs working partners No investmen t. THEY PAY. "hello, hank, last night's Herald said the meeting was. Cly Super enjoyment TAXI DRIVERS 5- Club. EVERY A pets, KENMO - trailer'apts. Adult I family park. ELEGANT CITY ESTATE Weekly. 3315 H - P0011 17.97, Sanford. FirepIacef4BR,hki,thenwn only to RoJay's, 21S B. lit St.. room cottage, many extras. Your downtown Sanford. No phone Lake Mary test stopi You will lore the encalls, - clean & private, 1 tertalnlng showplace features, bedroom furnished apt. 1 male, no ex Christian Day School has opinitfor 4 and S yr. olds for Iiill semester. Tuition, $25 ma. CA ll Lutheran Church of Redeems 3223532or Mrs. Martin, 3fl.4aJ or 10 Club. I'M HEADED TO THE PLAZA THEATRE ~ - Phone 3237510 or 3320750 & THURSDAY, AUG. 26 SISTERs regular meeting, noon, Holiday Inn, Sanford Sertoma Club of Sanford. 12:15 p.m., Mayfair Country 25' PLUS SKATES, 1130-10:30 I 6-4ChHdCare BUSY BE! CHILDCARE 2427 Holly Ave. Center. Wednesday Is Ladles Pllghtl - REWARD. 323.37V or --- ---____ Sanford Serenaders Senior Citizens Dance, 2:30 Civic South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Springs. Sanford Clvftau Club, 7:15 a.m., Buck's Restaurant. MIlwee Middle School Orientation Day for all students, 10 am. to noon. Schedules will be issued. SAN MO PARK. 1. 2, 3 bedroom - Secretary for health agency, diversified duties, good typing = skiII I general Office experleece Found 10Sf: SIamese female cat, no Col lar, beige with brown face $ feet. Lost on Yale Ave.. July is Cauelberry Rotary, 7:30 sin., The Caboose. Sultana Andrea Doria Norge vi Lusitania Titanic Arctic Vestris Pacific Himera Portland Yarmouth Castle Dara Tomorrow: Ulysses S. Grant AND PLIA MACKIT EVERY SUNDAY IA.M.$ P.M. 5-Lost & WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25 Sanford KiwanIs, noon, Civic Center TSAHTU ON RAY U E E 7 EG DNALTROPONLYGCL H E A N V N R 0 C A I R H R C EXEPCASTDWAVELOPEU I P VA Co S PAT RI! N N R 0111 OETOH IMH IMERAAI ROSM RSRNDXCINAT!TSSER IRN LAOKANDRODEOA OAOA NIDVEMOTCRAY XNOCA FISASTER SINSM YAM INCLRBDORSKY I YXA CTRFARTEXSNPACKLAyD RIA I EA ITATLUS IRTSEV MU Y CCX GO A I N All S U LXI DSOHOENPBAMIT5EVSpA PS., SWAP SNaP 0 434. DISASTERS Hidden words below appear forward.-backward, up. down or diagonally. Find each and box It in. prod em friends of InfOrIT11411011 Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Longwood Area Serto*na, noon, Quality Inn, I-I and Instructions: CANNONBALL ICCONON (I) PEWS 1109. (rust) Chansy, John Carradin.. 1944. (Tues.) Th. Qosb9 Ca_si, (85W) re Man Dr. (Wed) -The 110 (81W) DIM Ro. Gsoa. (I) MOVIE: (an) 11* à&50fly'S GIiosL (81W) p.m., band room. 8.fsrd Rotary, noon, Civic Center Sanford LA, closed, S p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m., over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country club, Lake Mary. Altamste8.utb Seminole Jaycees board meeting, 7:30 p.m., clubhouse, Spring Oaks and 436. Sanford Post 19191 Veteran of ForeIgn Wars regular meeting, 8p.m. at the log catIn on Lake Monroe. TUESDAY, AUGUST24 Sanford Uons Club, noon, Holiday Inn. Winter Springs Jaycee, 7 p.m., VFW building, 17-92. Overeaters Anonymons, 7:30p.m., Florida Power and Ught, Sanford. Sanford Optimist Club, noon, Trophy Lounge, Bowl America. Lyman High School students pick up schedules in school cafeteria: Seniors. 9 am.; Juniors, 10 sin.; Sophomores, 11sin.; Freshmen, 1p.m.; those who could not come at scheduled time may come 64 pm. or on Wednesday between 9a.m. and 2p.m. Parents Anonymous (for troubled parents), 7:30 p.m., (I)GILLIGAN'S ISLAND (FrI) -The 24 MOVE () "Inflame. 900 (2) PHIL DONAPtE SHOW (A) 500 (2) ADAM 12 t.LJ KANGAROO but her m WrNI s (85W) 12:56 (2) 0 NBC PEws MIDDAY 500 24 joic j Plutnes." lerr'. play S pm- TABLE lnkeys. or - Mulbple bsbng Mce FHA TERMS - a OR. 1½ bath, air, hat, well located, new roof Seller pays all closIng exce 104". Reduced to $ 23,730. 11711. ) Bath In Sanford, Downstairs, convenIent location. 195 ma. 134. _________ S-AppNuui - W.GARNETT WHITE Ws*uidj,, Asp. II, l.4S _ ServIce, vies macPuns. Peg. Reel Estate Broker MOONEYAPPLfAN1$m 2S24 Park Dr. JOHN KRIDER,A$4OC 322-3111 REALTOR 107 W. commercial After Hrs. . Dryer.brandnire, 3329354 372 3991 Pnone3fl 751, Saors 332 0445 $ISOfIrm. 3 BR, 2 bath, central heat & air, Sanford - By owner, I BR, 1', 3222174 baths, central H & A, Screen pat io Florida room. plus 2 extra corn. , Buying a flIN home? Moviog to an carpeted, $35,9AJ 332.1903 alter S mercial 10*5. All for only 135.300 son,* action with a Herald 0UIAREA NEED A HOME?- $100 down classified ad. WVII help you wefte payment to qualified buyers. 3 2. 3 BR redecorated hoi, lots kitchen cabinet*, eating bar. flew that will BR. l' ga law Sell. baths. Central hCaf, carpeting, new roof, central heat CALL 332-2111 r,turb;st,, As low as s,tio. ______________________________ and large fenced back yard Approx. $2,000 dow n. sies month 53--TV Price $21,500. Owner, 3230532. Peg. Real Estate Broker 321 No qualifying, pay equity, assume We have a large selection of black & , Iti portable TV's. s to $43. baths garage, Qold carpet, Close t "MUST SEE"Ilt I OR, concrete HERB'S TV. 1200 S. FretsCh, 32]. schools. 373 0257 otter 5:30.__block,Over 1100 Sq. It., Reduced to 1734. ready.to wear. Apply in Person For Iurtt,e,' cal, 4234 Or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.0. Box 533, Sanford, Fla. 32771. MONDAY, AUGUST 23 Seminole High MareWag Band rehearsals, 9a.m. to 3 5) MERV GRIFFIN rsi FflflE OF NIGHT 24 SESAME STREET 24 ADOAMSFA&B.Y 420 MIKE DOUGLAS SHOW Il.i LUCY 24 MICKEY MOUSE CLLS IN YOUR FAMILY? ALAPION For families -- Rake Sale sponsored by Ttmcola Cherokee Nation of Florida, 10 a.m., Pantry Pride, Zayre Shopping Plaza. IR0NS1OE (2) 121 SOMERSET AMERICA SlS. • • 12) PALL PARVEY oowsrsd anaiais. 24 BEAT 24 BIG VALLEY 1122D (2) = THE GONG SHOW (4) CI) sE*cp FOR TOMORROW LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE CD (Ff1) FLORIDA REPORT (I) ALL. MY CHILDREN 24 (Fri.) ROMAGNOLIS 630 Call 444307 for Information, Nurses: RN's & LPN's, Aides, Aid. companion. Needed Immediately 621 o6u. __ 41-4kuses JIM HUNT REALTY Peg. Reel Estate aroer 110DB 2 Furnished ___________________ HiraM, Sserd, FL _______- 41-#ues TAFFER RE ALTY illlwrf IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? - Sales CIe. experienced in ladles 410 HOTLIkE 644 2027 . •., HAVE A VERY MERRY CHRIST. MAS - and the mon to f or It. Start now - sailing beatifuI Sanford, Flcrida3fl;1 Is Sanford Post 111* Veteran .1 ForeIgn Wan, sponsoring a turkey dinner from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the log cabin on Lake Monroe. MldFlsrlda Singles, 9 p.m., dinner at Ireland's, Sr 436. ReservatIons by August 18, call 323.7774. Rosey •• (I) Hassle Furnished Or Un. Iurnhsheg. Ideal location, ___ _____________ Reasonaale rent 3U3i. prots. Make beautiful 'notsey. Can Hetp ClnrdL (1) MATCH GAME 40 I. STOOGES - Call 423 - 45V Write P.O. Boo 1213 I SATURDAY, AUGUST21 Sanford AA Women', Grasp, 2 p.m., 1301 W. First St. Caelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran TENNESSEE TUXEDO 3:15 (0) GENERAL HOSPITAL 12:00 0 Ldn *7 Riy, $ Lm., Msy6fr Country Club Sulaaa(luhofSasdxd,13:15p.m.,MayfaleCt Club. 8.1k Seeniosk Optimist (lab, 7:30 am., Ramada Inn, Altamonte Spr (V) WOMAN Afternoon . I9. ,.O .,.. 0-& 41-4kus.s ________________ DUPLEX- - AVON - Perfla135 Alcohellc Anonymous I -- YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM without BanfdAA,$p.nL,l20lW.Fst St. ___ LIVES (4) (L AS THE WMD TURNS CI) FAMILY FEUD 2:00 CI) SM= PYRAMID 210 THE DOCTORS (4) (I) THE GUIDING CL LIGHT (1) OPE LIFE TO LIVE 24 (Tuss.) THE MEN Y*1O MADE THE MOVIES (Then.) JENNIE(R). (FyI) NOVA (A) 25 MAYBERRY WD 300 (2) 12) ANOTHER WOFLD CL (I) ALL P4 THE FAMILY 24 (Nn) A BIT WITH 1W IIX HOLLYWOOD Help ..............................4 !Apurtmenfs UrurnisIr.d - Frfl, 5442032 for "we Care "HotIj," Adults or Teens. - Polar Lm Eft VI 9IbMT (Fill.) PLC Georp Mt, Eles VAOSVI 1940 CL B . TRU*IAY, AUGUST It Sathrd cMt Club, 7:15 a.m., Buck's Reatairsod. flN ELECTRIC DOM . (1) PEWS 24 THE L47OtOMa.s W UUA& YOGA * . 0 (MM) I wo M ftdsn (ID HOT SEAT 24 ULIAS YOGA AND YOU 1200 =- oid a by Constance Ford. EN ONLY 91* I CREAM OF £WdE (l) 000K SEAT: Tie VOW A ok 1910, kwown.00w"i*m 1951. 24 000n in ieo MENDAR 111111111111111 eta. or ron. Evening 100 (4) CI) (I) NEWS CL a ,ecp (4) (I) CM NEVA • 'I) TUNE - ___ _ - Al Panting Brush, roil spray Oai, work R*aorijp precci free estm3tes 33 7 0 5I BOLSTERED WITH VALUES WANT AD FROM T,iI COLUMNS ____________________________________ To Your List ' "'! I" Buslness.Dioj 322-2611 " • ' '- ' I .' .. - .-' . . . -. .,. - or 831-99931 ................- i i . I 'I _____ I I t;&, ~ "` 'S I 1 ;i&:;, 41Y t 'L1r I: 1. I, i ti' - 17 1I'S ' 4 , 4, i ., 1,, '. 41 . t' I ;.. ,, 4,, �II !SS1q Numli k.bt PL _i ffi_iy, M,. * ms SLONOII k Yseg ... ....,... j The Desert _____ Pm'$ous Pas ______ Mssr HOROSCOPE WGIR 44 DOW I May Nvein travelarsIna desert group _________ SAnd 4$Romnbronze $ DOW feature 4$ Father (cct) ____ l2Oun 49 Without 3 Female deer "got~ 14 Understand 42 53 Toothed w") wheels IS Thought 56 Aslflngsnt U= 18 Depot (211-1 57 Pub drink I? And others 50 Chines Lamb $ Sa.00thed 32 EngIsh school (LatIn) 35 Conduct mountains 61 Chest sound II Ced.ge 63 Desert animal 9 Fictional dog 3$ Supplied with o officials guns again 63 Promenade 10 Kind of tide 30 Make smooth 64 Warn 11 Remove 40 PUN along With tool (print.) 65 Sharp curve 43 Bishopric 22 KInd of lettuce 66 SnIcker -- 19 ChImney 4$ Revokes $ 24 PavIng carbon legacy mstsrtal 4? Trap 21 CIOw 2$ Extsrnalty I Dry 73 Takes to court 49 Firm building 29 UntIllable land 2 Was saddle 25 Strong gust of 50 WIngs 33 Resident of on camel air St R.guMon 34 Kind of duck 3 Athena 26 WINo,, genus 53 Hunting dog 36 Narrow board 4 Whiten in sun 27 Rend 54 Irritate 37 Clue by S Dental degree 2$ Soft mmml 5$ Vsndttlon 30 Winter vehicle (sb) . 41 Solder's I Decay European 59 Latin address lab.) 7 Leavening conjunction 31 Cloth from 42 Challenges Ingredient (p1.) mulberry bark acnoss :.'_ lymflKzuclllOL rs _____________ For Thursday, August 1,,I,7 ______________ __ ___ IPP I'm _____ oowa THE BORN LOUR In t$M I fRPoiD F" rj r" 1 ——— U -- 191, hEft Mofl Walk.. BAILEY PIMXEV 111190111 _ ANP 'IAVA%'AVOOM CI4AuE 6Et1V5.." IfN ON M AtAP Ern4eA. [VAi.VA4A.. ' ..Au. uPrra Wil. '..TO A$LE r.. _ _ F " —— " — F 2k I ARCHIE 111 — — —— —— ,J, —— ———— Z this tine of play ite will wino p two tricks short at three unotrurrip. What happen Il South ducks that diamond lead in both hands? If West holds a iL cardsult. South Is sure of nine tricks. He will get five clubs, one diamond one spade and two hearts. It must be worth while to give himself this ex ' Wu. •l. ta i.uam.v w u lU,,bber, ob plays low nu collects. shis nine tricks. .,. %WO By Lawre nce E. Lamb, M. D. DEAR DR. LAMB — I read a Dr. column about hiatal hernia. It's my husband who has the hernia, and I have a Lamb very difficult time getting him With 40 hlghcard Points arj to take be tter care himself. Is Just 13 tricks each, thrc. it always necessary for an Lnts ptsne trick L opera tion to be performed or it n ace is valued at four points. will the hernia mend itself wi th The reason Is that you JPCt the contents of the proper diet and exercise? your ace both What i stomach to leak backward Into and In addition help Promote a esopnagus ma causes mostly put second trick. -husband on. Being not so fussy that "burning In the pit of the Similarly, a king counts 'Second-hand low" is one of about what he I thought stomach" many people cornold bridge adages. It Is three points or one trick even plain abou t. generally correct. Betas with thoug It may fail to an pe r ha ps I could Improve way he feels a little and maybeSurgery IS very rarely In- all adages, there are plenty of adverse ace. In their Initial point count, the Jacobys ar this would encourage him to get dim ted. In fact, repairing the exceptions, One holding that generally experts in general recopue more exercise and perhaps rest hernia so the stomach caWt for second-hand high Is that a hand such U: better. Could you give me an Slide through the hole in the calls when dummy holds queen and *A K x x x A x x x z• x 4x diaphragm may not correct idea of what type of foods he one small of the suit led. Most Is better than: should eat. Maybe you even faulty closure Ism and of the time the only way you have a pamphlet of some sort? the leakage problem (called can get any value out that *Z x x x zVx xxx x CA K a A esophageal reflux) may queen is to rise with itattrick although each has the same A lot of the time my husband continue, one. high-card points and same Ls congested with what he says Today's hand shows an ex. three probable quick tricks. The whole trick Is managing is sinus and constantly spitting the problem Is to minimize the ceptlon. West opens the eight (Do you have a question and coughing. Does Us have chances for the acid contents of of diamonds against South's lot the experts? Write "A-'-. three-notrwnp contract. anything to do with the hernia? the stomach to leak backward the JaCObyi" cars Of tl( ' If West holds the king Is there any type of medication into the lower esophagus. For a lot of newspaper. The Jecobys will clubs. South can get that would break this up? Many that reason you need to keep the tricks by rising with dummy's answer individual times he wakes up bed elevated and you need to queen diamonds, coming to it stamped, selt.addiessed coughing and almost choking. plan your meals so that you his hand wi th the ace of hearts envelopes are enclosed. Th We've Joined a health club never he down until least a and taking the club finesse, questions and I'm sure if I could start Suppose East holds th at will be used in this column couple of hours after eating, to diet for him It would give the stomach contents a king. He Just happens to hold and will receive copies of It this time and if South takes JACOB V MODERN.) improve his outlook a lot. improve hance to empty. or course you Please send me any in- need to avoid things that inSIDE GLANCES by Gill Fox the crease the acid content of the . subject. I wi ll be ry grateful. stomach, such as coffee, tea, I colas and alcohol SOLAR I DEAR READER — As you There is a lot you can do ENERUC know a hlatal hernia isa hernia about the diet, more than I ---of part of the stomach through can discuss here, so I am Sonthe diapragm into the chest. ding you The Health Letter 'I This Is a very common con- number 44, Hiatal cI Hernia, dition and some figures suggest Esophageal Reflux, for more that it occurs about hail 01 complete informa ti on. Others adults older than 40 years of who want Information --C age. mana ging this pr oblem In many people the hernia send a long, stamped, self/ all, but addressed envelope 50 In others it affects the closure cents for it. Just address your mechanism between the letter to me In care of this esophagus (food tube and the newspaper, 0.0. Box 1551, top of ft stomach. This per* Radio City Station, New York, N.Y. 10019. The coughing problem may FL-Li ILJM be related to his hlatai hernia if It occurs after lying down. A reflux of stoma ch conten ts Into . ARRIVE the throat while sleeping could SUNSHINE STAlE cause a choking episode or near strangulation. That is one reason for the elevated head of t he bed, it hel ps to to prevent HIGHWAY SAFETY this, If your h usband Is overweight, weight reduction will "If you don't pay your bill by the tenth of next month, we'll 0 I Fi.nô. D..,inwii ol An'nasV. also help, turn off the sun!' of yours M I I DJRt4G A SHORT CAT NADVERDENTLY GOT r '° , I CAUGHT UNDEW. THE AXLE OF MISS YMAT \—... HAPP04ED ____ PETUNLAIS Iryoul I ,— by Al Vem..r . LET ME CLEAN OLI VER' S HOUSE, POP! ( r ( SOR RY ABOUT THAT OLIVER! ____I ))) .. my we lower eats S1.VESTEKf THE DIRT REALLY COMES OFF U5ING THIS NEW HIGH- PRESSURE )\ NOZZLE.'... mits is a diet to PRISCILLA'S POP just been redistricted into a neighborhood of hostile strangers. Until Tuesday he was chasing uncommitted delegates down hotel corridors to avoid becoming Ithe first Incumbent president to lose his party's nomination in 92 years. The last was another Republican, Arthur. , Ronald Reagan zealots resisted Gerald lord to the end. They didn't have the votes but they had the lung power. For two hours they yelled, blew boat horns, waved banners, threw Frisbees. They seemed reluctant to get to the showdown. It made no difference except to guarantee that Ford would be nominated on TV time normally reserved for "Casablanca." Finally, the demonstrators were muted, only to of by Slotfel & Nobndhl BUGS BUNNY . JAMES JACOBY . .. '., - • . CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS RU5M,L usA. CAMPAIGNING I S ROUGH,L RUSM WWgE DUE Al THE NIX1 RALLY I N 10 MI NUTES by Larry Lewis SPBMIMG, 5PIAICPJG, TIME. I S TIAINO,/ ALL 'THE BPE'CiNG 50 ESPECIALLY WHEN ONE 'TALKS OUT OF BOTH SIDES O ONE'S MOUTH AT TME \ J most interesting I . - A - ' ' ,, formation you have on I Ronald Reagan ' 'a good fight, Main' -. J 4 . Floridians Push in on on causes no symptoms at with JtJLqL YI:1IJ4iJki UMIE by Bob Thov.s II©YT T"I RnSON w W99019 awl 101M., r Iffive rovea GONE ?o won iSW WANT OE A? HoMe WHEN OPPORTUNITY It NO11CICS0 1 ThA4 TUMBLEWEEDS by T. K. Ryan — AUVE GOVERNORS _,) __________________ COMMISSION DOONESBIJRY by Garry Trudeau _. T1 _.. - '-'- IDA.t1P A LOISA LUCK, WHY CAN'r ft 0$ LIKE US 9714EI SAW,AAM.r 6UCZMXMe 7Jas7vcQ,w "_' llJQEA??! WE ANT tAVE MW IT. I - LEn,glrrA.w LlWDø7iV / *i. ( - t i1 /J Z4A 4MvvOsteWRyft* I - 124 V_ AND 45r awnwIYAWS- &-h1W r AC- WHA1SJS! L A. / • too I4JAUs OR PIA1GM.1ESIN IWALA il '' ' M CIF ., -- '., r- ' I — b ( f, i )V"1 ' - . '4'4 '- e Special to The Eveolng Herald if and when it comes," Reagan Howard Taft battle in 1912. The President said he went to Reagan "for the purpose of congratulating you on a very fine ______ campaign. You really got us In shape. I th ank you." Reagan responded: "I'll do all I can" to elect the Ford ticket. "It was a good fight, Mom, and he won," Reagan said with a smile. "But once the fight is over, we're Center headquarters, pleading for an open convention to allow all on the same side and go forward together. delegates from the floor to In response to a question, he added: "But not as a former to at. the convention, Mary Ann presidential spot previously Morse of Winter Woods, in a because it would have been an telephone interview with The inission of defeat. .1leraltI it nnn aitl th .. ,,,,,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,.,,, -Young Republicans lYfis shot at the presidential have been working all night on nomination until Rule iw the draft, gathering support in failed," she said. "Then we other delegations, realized we were not going to Mrs. Morse, Co-chair- win," While Mrs. Morse has I.'lnr,di She said the move toraft h SUh n te voted t on for lee.. I'. ,,•, fl......e..flhLy. UV'i. William Ruckelshaus. hm Two years ago, Ford, the no. tion's first appointed vice presl. dent, became President after the resignation of Richard M. Nixon. Ford had never run in a national election, and when he decided to seek the presidency his right he faced a strong conservative challenge from Reagan. Not until he defeated Reagan In a crucial led vote Tuesday night did it come clear that Ford would win the nomintion. . By Wednesday everyveryone knew the contest was over. The Reagan people dernonstrated the loudest and longest when the candidates' nm eFlorida JOrt o Ford's .' ,"- '.. ,,• .. . -. -. -• - ...• ••. - .', #" . -• - . ..-i' -• . • . .,_._l . - :., • ,.. ' . . 44, -- nrawey tiames lakes akes It all In stroller stride as he and parents Mr. and Mrs. Wdllaus wait In line a4-auto tag office. Bradley favors his vehicle for two reasons: svv-ulunw-uui t am.; sra - Ayt, It does n't req uIre a regist ration st Icker and you can park It just about anywhere. Deadline for new stickers is Friday midnight. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent' Jr.) delegates, was needed for the process of putting Reagan's name before the convention, Alter his meeting with fleagait, the President returned to his hotel and told a waiting to - - DIflULCt were mixi About hours, moat of It tak- 8EflE. ID LA en. up by mar ching, chanting,' bannerwavthg, horn-blowing crowd: " 1 complimented him on a real good campaign. I indicated that we certainly wanted him be standing shoulder to shoulder with us in the months ahead. --- 20 Watch School Board $52 MiIlion Bu Pass et By KRIS NASH salary schedule, he was greeted (Bud) Layer, Ernest Cowley, "I am glad to report he will be Herald Staff Writer by total silence. chief negotiator for the school there fight ing Just as hard as I In respo nse question board bargaining unit, said the ant. So, Ithink can leave the President Ford's nomination School Supt. William P. See $ MILLION, Page 2-A arena tomorrow ( Thursday) stole the show from Seminole night unified." County's school budget Wedto a we from nesday night as the school board unanimously approved the $52million document and its attached salary schedule before a meager turnout of fewer than 20 residentr. In a publi c hearing which lasted only 12 board ' minutes, president since the Theodore Roosevelt-William Abig push led FlorIda name the vice presidential running mate." Florida delegation at the Republican candidate. Reagan, however, reiterated th at he wants only kNationaJ Conven tion in Kansas She sa id as yet the group t to resume his newspaper column, his radio cornCity today, was to draft received any word from mentaries and his public speaking tours. They California Gov. Ronald Reagan not from the floor as vice Reagan on whether he will were a lucrative profesion before Reagan anpresidential running mate to accept a 'draft. Mrs. Morse nounced his candidacy, said it Is believed that Reagan President Ford. A former radio announcer, sportscaster and consider the vice Seminole's alternate delegate refused motion picture actor before entering politics 10 united behind the move and has almost 100 pe r cent support from the Georgia and Illinois 'ekgations She said su p port presidential rival, for second spot the ticket. Reagan has said he would presiden-cy. Dole and his family left their hotel in a motorcade and joined Ford his announcement. Earli er speculation had cm tered on Sen. Howard Baker two A Taste Of Ashes, Page 5-A Bid On Floor 25Mrs .j.. .Iirsi gates from l9states tried toline iipc vinviment to draft Rona! Stedic"11011 Policy, Page 2-A - -. - members reviewed the 1976-77 salary schedule for county school employes, then adopted both the schedule and the - man of the Florida vRs, been pledged to Ford, she is a said the Florida delega~ton is Reagan sup"er. a I :.. iqy 1 Be said. "I'll be happy to go back to the ranch," the former California governor and movie actor said in a Joint news conference with Ford, two and a half hours after the President defeated him by a 1,1871,070 margin for the Republican presidential nomination. Ford came to Reagan after t urning back th e strongest intra-party challenge to an incumbent DraftarReagan can Air The roll call finally began at 11:43. Reagan took an early lead, mostly from the south and west. He peaked at 12:02 coming around New Mexico, leading 684 to 635. A moment later he ran Into New York and the downhill slope. New York made it Ford, 768; Reagan, 704, and the man from Grand Rapids was on his way. Then 12:26 a.m. West Virginia, "mindful of the tensions gripping this convention ... proudly casts ..." Gerald Rudolph Ford was over the top, 1,135 to 1,060. The accidental and, in some eyes, incidental President became the second Republican in his party's history to win his nomination in Kansas City. The first was Herbert Hoover. _______________________________________ " — ' convention floor, "I'll a nswer th at ,. _____ ___ ii SAME TffiEVI / draft, which his Supporters had discussed on the e .1 40 ~ als -' 2? — o 1/fl .. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) Ronald Reagan, his long campaign for president over, plans to remain in the public eye, speaking out for conservative causes and Republican unity, but not as President Ford's running mate, Reagan said early today he will stand by earlier statements thnt he would never accept an offer of the vice presidential nomination, But he refused to rule out accepting a convention -. a IT . For Ronnie .2 " . questions 1 .•..,1 ••" -'.': - o at . . at night I KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) President Ford today chose Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kansas to become the Republican nomthes for vice president. Even as the President an. nounced the surprise selection he wi ll ask the Republican Na. tional Convention to ratify at its windup session tonight, del.- .. I, - Do le Pi cks As Running M te . the of -'-- .' • _________________________________________ OSWALD and One tionalized. Richard Nixon was the 37th President. Jnny Carter or Ronald Reag;; wnuld be the 38th. R. Fori Md,ith yes, thc;c was (hat IicE guy FOtd, he 37th . . . beyond Richard Nixon and a half. He might still end up that way in the history be revived J ust as the President's name was being primers but last night he turned at least half a placed in nomination. Nancy Reagan chose that corner. He became a President with a Republican moment to leave the hail, touching off another ;' constituency beyond the fifth congressional district prolonged roar from her husband's followers. of Grand Rapids, Mich., beyond the sole anThe Ford folks took half the time the Reagan nointment of Richard Nixon. people did to place their man in nomination, second To get there, Gerald Ford had to scramble for th e and cheer him. People who know they are going to Republican nomination like an alderman who had win spend less time Yelling. - _________________________________________ By .. Ford KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Bumbler, Umresidential, too dumb to walk and chew gwn at the time. Gerald Rudolph Ford, everybody's friend and, it seemed, nobody's hero, had heard it all before. Heard It from that moment of trauma, noon, Aug. 9,1974, in the East Room of the White House, to the moment of magic, 12:26a.m., Aug. 18, 1976, in the hot, shrieking swirl of a hockey arena. Now, at least, he had some kind of a mandate. Until then, it seemed, he might have been 400medtogo down in history asa genial, innocuous caretaker between real Presidents. It was as If the numbered sequence would have to be frac- .w. iancial Diet Can Ease Hernia Problem 011 IN . la w r .r Wins WIN AT BRIDGE by Bob Montana 41 it ' i " ._ ,_- — . to — ..,- No. be strengthened LIBRA sept z.oct. 23) itkely Your splendid logical approach considerably this year. Also, to situations la Apt todeiertyou there Is a possibility you may deetE what yOUgAInUflwisdy. today and be pls by — - 371,l ____ •tdY., t ike I — — — tactles nd nford, Florida 32l71—price 10 Cents a _____ a — 3 60 Year, No H vu tie iJ 19) wactica1 rationsllutions. Be ARID (March Dont employ flattery to try to carefuL SCORPIO (Oct. M.Nov. ) get oth i to do th nga for you today. If your rar'b are There's a possibility tendlal could üuince, they'n resent it. you and a frle4 between 20.Mary today il TAURUS (Apr ) Curb extra vagme today or over something material. g7 Watch out. 3fl SAGTITA*IUS (Nov. Use r'w dollars In ways that 21) Someone whom you'vI give yru the most mileage. recenfly met and were quite GEMINI (May 2I4we ID) do impressed with may not be all 0 YOU 10 be at tint )S PPWI offend a .ixnetling glance. someone who CAPRICORN (Dec. an highly of you. Be polite and ll 19)Don'ta ocetecreativew coirteota at all times. today to anyone whose talen& W4CER (June 21-July doubtful about. The you're You have a tendency to wear ' be a mus. results could your heart On 70W AQUAIIIUS(Jan.ID.Feb.19 ) neediSedy tod y. You could be Self-discipline Ii called for wounded by one you love. todayoryas'll give the pursuit 23) It's f pleasure the priority YOU O (July nice to do things for others, but should give 10 your dUtI$L today you may be a trifle too PISC (Feb. -Mxdt 20) generous to one who to not You may be a hit too lax today deserving. with thou In p in dealing de. -Sept. 23 ) charge. If a firm hand Is VIRGO (Aug. 23 This tonot the time to coast If necessar y, use It.. important achievements are at YOUR BIRThDAY stake. Yet, that to what you're A* 0, 1971 - .4 -"''\ 152,251,948,12 ______ ____ budget by 5-0 voice votes. When Board Chairman Robert Feather called for comments or discussion from the audience on the budget and ROBERT J. I)Ol.E Tension Builds After Killings Troops On Korean Alert SEOUL South Korea lAP) — St.ateswarned North Korea that paramilitary Red Guard I.flits nifas, 33, of Newburgh, N.Y., M- United States and North the club-and-aze killing of the into combat readiness. and Ist 1A. Mark T. Barrett,25, years ago, Reagan grossed an estimat ed $500,000. Korea today put their combat two America ns 'jeopardized Each side accused the other Columbia, S.C. For 1975, he reported a net personal income, after forces on alert in Korea in the the entire framework" of the 23- of starting the light at Panwake of Wednesday's slaying of year Korean armistice. But munjom Wednesday. paying a staff of seven, of $282,253. twu $VIR42H ui uit' renagon otucials in Washing"Never before in the 23 years That public commentator job also gives Reagan truce village of Panmunjom. ton di.scountedthe possibility of since the cea.se-f ire was formal0 a chance to become, in effect, the conservative 'We have taken the pre- American military retaliation. ly signed has there been the — conscience of a Ford campaign and ad- cautionary move of increasing A broadcast b) North Korea's outright and brutal murder of 4-A the readiness status of the official Central News Agency joint security area security Around The Clock ministration, a role which Reagan indicated he Bridge 4-B forces in the area, 'a Pentagon said the United States "took a Force wants to play personnel," said a letter Calendar 7-A Whether Reagan will also play an active role in spokesman said in Washington. combat posture by of ay the Ford campaign is unknown, Th ere is another side of Reagan's varied career that will also come b3ck into public view. The Federal Communications Commission ban also has been received from 20delegations thus far. nomination Wednesday night. on the telecast of Reagan's old mo%- ies was lifted Morse said a group of Most of the delegates we've young Republicans at noon been able to contact have in- with the end of his candidacy. Some al old fil ms — ranging from "King's How" to "Bedtiw.e for today hand-delivered a letter iticated support for a lord to Preider.t Ford, at hi i Crown Heaaci coalition," she said. Bonw," are now back in the pool of late late show features, L%suing an from Gen. Richard Stilwell, the Comics North Korea announced it emergency order of alert to the American head of ffie United Crmword 6-B 6.8 had ordered its armed Forces units oi the U.S. forces occupy. Nations Command, to North Editorial into state of combat readiness tog South Korea Korean President Kim Il-sung DearAbby because of the U.S. reaction to This is the prelude to the Stilweils letter was read at Dr. Lamb what American officials called war adventure that the U.S. tin an emergency meeting of the Horoscope 4-A - 6-a the "brutal murder" of the two perialLst aggressors may per- Military Armistice Wnmis3ion Hospital officers. petrate," it declared, announc- in am truce village about 300 obituaries All American military per ing that North Korean Presi $-A $-A yards From the spot at which "sports 1-3-B omel on leave in Korea were dent and Communist party the United States charged that Television ordered to return at once to leader Kim Il-sung has ordered North Korean guards brutally Weather their units and the United all North Korean army and murdered" Capt. Arthur G Ik W*,men .. $A 5-11-A f. W .7 } ': : ',', I - ;.•' " ''. .. 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P1. Are4ovePvaM SLON Oil cc Y..s PS4' — i.vS vv SV M J 1 4E SA. S 11WI4V S.1.0 14Ar A (P44XKi.IMEAD VU OJCI4 umr ', MI WSWT4SAD 'AJwD POvW IT Plant of olturn family ACAM :: It May outuffin 1 c! rai Mod BEETLE BAILEY For Tu.sday, August Ile 17 w r. - WA Nor _ 7 32 133 1 r 44 ir 48 46 —— ARCHIE — r 1 1 by Bob Moista's - - • . 1K X Players IUGS SUNNY by Stoffsl & Hdmdskl 'gtL. • \ ThfKE 1WAT HUM S'ytVSTR.' '-I (It$ CAN YOU SPAM *3.50 FOR A SALICER d MILK .2 Need El r PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vemtw PAY1 WA5NT TOQ__ LESTER r5wiFr WHEN CAuED ME A ) NC DLMeaE1..L 'MNC RANPAkCNEY' FC' YEARS I THQJGHT WASA (J2EI1HER' .., • A PRCTEIN WAS A ( \PR55IAEEN-sAGER '1 1 .r - H JaoI NJ -------'/. &4, - / by Lany Lewis CAMPUS CLATTER with lIMO BURNS -t L1!OF'JDf* HOW 01R*,'5 I i f DOiNG; : L.19r MIA IN CMAR.G OF 8PACKING AlIt. %W JC1'UJ N0tSSj& OE554NA. PAPERS pCØD$, AND — • ly I ( DEAR DR. LAMB — We are going to start football practice Dr early this year to get In shape for the season. Our coach last year always tried to get us to Lamb drink lots of water, even during the practice sessions. He was a nut on it. My dad played foot. bail when he was. young and they all resisted drinking water as It got them in shape faster. having a heat stroke. Just add Also. I would like to know 1111 salt toy food. That plus the would help to take salt pills. I amount naturally in your food Is understand that a person loses enough. Fortified skim milk 1*. L. . ...LI... . . .- S -. ots .1 _..la ...k.. wurP.ui gooadrink tnx as ii contains Use out. same amount of salt that your DEAR READER - You have body is supposed to have, got the whole thing backwards. Heat stroke is a serious If you and your teammates condition. It causes a number of follow the ideas you suggest you deaths each year. Only a small will be in great danger of number of these occur with having a heat stroke. athletes and laborers. Many The body cools Itself with the more occur in older people or evaporation of water on the those who are Ill. A prolonged surface of the skin. To avoid heatwaveofseveraldaystaxes complications from heat stress the heat regulating system of I ____ I. you must drink lots of water. the body for those who do not Your coach was right, have air conditioning. Moist There was an old Idea that heat Is particularly bad as the restricting water would help, body cannot cool Itself but that Is wrong.Weigh yourself adequately by evaporation, before and after workouts and Heat stroke is said to occur u keep track of your weight, people with a temperature of Drink enough water and fluids 106 degrees F., a flushed dry to be sure your body weight sklnwithnosweatlngandloss doesn 't change much. You can of consciousness. Those classic allow for loss of fat If you signs are late signs. In many happen to have fat to work off. people the stroke can and does Otherwise the weight will tell start before sweating 5*01*. you if you are losing too much When young athletes start water. The normal body weight having a tlrobbiqg In the temis more than half water. When ples and the body temperature the water is depleted the body is is 104 degrees F. it is time to not healthy. It is dehydrated. take measures to cool the body. Salt tablets usually cause There are theee main groups more harm than good, of disorders from beat: the beat Increasing the salt intake is cramps, usually corrected with only useful to prevent muscle improved salt Intake; heat cramps that occur from heat exhaustion, which is also a low stress and loss of salt. If you salt problem and Is not take lots of salt and don't keep associated with a high body your fluid Intake high enough temperature; and heat stroke. I you'll Increase the chances of am sding you The Health Letter number'4-12 Il.t owbddp, w ____ to bm the aude at bft 40dL 19) U YW lofty km am '-" '° 'i-" " AQUA 1(Jen.lVib1l$) It the 4 - cyl 1976 ; FUDDER I 1RU'P'Y GETS So M116$ PER GALLON it COUNTRY, *SIN"it clT, ! IN Ime 606011111 elf 1—AND 'I'o AROUND THE HOU$ - We have had so many questions about point count that we will answer this arid our next several orticks, To start with, point count Is Jim: "The play from durn- basically a method Of hand valuation. High cards areti my at trick one doesn't often valued: much difference, but Ace-I, klng.3. queen-2, and there are times when Jack-1. crucial." Oswald: "South covered Thus, there are 10 bIght-card West's queen of spades with points In each suit and 40 highdummy's king. East won WIth card points in the pack. the ace and, after r ong l 'Do you haveI Question thought, shifted to the queen of diamonds, whereupon the for the experts? Writs "Ask defense added three diamond the Jacobys' Jim: "Assuming South SIDE GLANCES l this care newsPoper. The Jsc#,) - is answer individual questions stamped, self-addressed envelopes are enclosed. The most interesting questions wsll be used In this column and will receive copies of JACOBY MODERN.) I I -. 3. ___ by T. K. Ryan *M7 A i1 WHAT Aft rs' I/ (YOU POIN01 ') a4wx?I \_ .- -5--- avc • MU AM I.. •>. $OV2YWA Conduct and the Code of Ethics housing project and law a for Government Service Chappell-owned firm received blewtise of his refusal to vote on the 1110000 contract for elec. w,Thmmy mitoa, ws, a recast ecesaureot U.S trical work." l U 8e'etle MOcheerleaders, MO M sea Hardball fillt wblle Boosters Club President I4ty Rep Bob Sikes. Chappell has denied any Reused gels shirt. rindy for sale is Ni. drive I. raise hid,, Sufsrd Mayor Lee Moire has Boney's request for an In. conflict of lidered, saying his proclaimed Weii.aday as BossIer, Day, and dub member, will be 1st to full force. vestigatlon also sterna from a See BONEY, Page 3A S(bIPORT1NG HE TRIBE TII e Co Rig ion• - Test Of Delegate By JACQUEUNE DOWD Herald Staff Writer Strength the Seminole County Industrial Income level, current seum Development Authority, and ploymed and an Incom, of I., the cotnity CO(flJflIUiOfl. than $10,000 l year. __ The Seminole County Port But Dave Gunter, assistant But nothing will be dens adil Authority's plans for a luxury secretary of the port authority funding for the project is mobIle4sc..ie type vehicle to board, warned Ryan Monday asatred. tow northern cities In an effort night against relying too The port authority board to lure more Industry Into the heavily on public funding for members Monday alan hd KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — With party rules and Reagan encountered when he named Sen. Richard S. until Ford _____ ___ ____ the vote on the county has won nearly the project - especially a progress reports from Ryan strategists could assess platform planks as the Issues, Gerald R. Ford and Schweiker as his choice for the vice presidential rules, scheduled to come up before the platform UflflIfl5Ot* endorsement - but proposal to Pay the two m--and AtbnInldrMIy, —Ie.v RonaldRganareheadingIntothefjr,c5of nomination, _____ that hasn't helped get the van playes who'll staff the an and committee r on: Ford's backers called the Reagan proposal the The proposed plank Includes the following on the road. represent Seminole County Convention. - Thal ____ states of port____ -ied "misery loves Company" rule. statements: owns A possibility of state funding from federal Comprehensive Standard Sydoms _____ go"ia's Reagan and his strategists chose the Issues on which he other major fight planned by the Reagan,camp —"Ours will be a foreign policy which thro4h the Departm2nt of Employment and Training Act the authority $41,000 In beck the key votes would be taken tonight, but as the time involves the foreign policy plank in the Republican that in International negotiations we must make rs Commerce and the w'eau Of (CETA) funds. rest and other d.lsa. Ryan add for balloting drew near Ford's delegate total in platform which will be presented to the convention for undue concwion; that In pursuing detente we must 7ourlem - fè the time 0 payment could be ____ "You're going to ho to in • contest for the presidential ucinfuatlon moved to approval, not grant unilateral favors with only the hope of getting being shelved Pat Authority farther thon that forth. kind o dil______ fru L.., is_____ .4 of I within three voteof the 1,--13Q needed for victory. Entitled "Morality In Foreign PoUcV," the Reagan future favors In return." AthIalMx$or.. Zpiil natta do 'i— yosw amenthnent to the platform would Insert a ztatamad—'4gaarnhs that ar, nsgotlated.uth as the o,_tIgii*j pltt The roll call votes tonight, occurring Just —, ta," before the presidential balloting, will be taken as a Implicitly critical of the policy Of detente with the V. support fromi g, citing CETA eligibility dear sign of which man New psitIonal tate have freedom the hope of oneday gaining it.,' will leave Kansas City as the Henry A. Kissinger. realtors. private devellopm reWIrangnts of a —"Fina lly, we are committed to a foreign policy In nominee for president. The Reagan statement would put the Republican which secret agreements, hidden from our people, will 'A decisive victory for either man could cripple partYonrecordurtinVnany oftheCrjticIsnijof have no part." other's chance for the nomination. Ford foreign policy that the former California Ford signed and Reagan assailed the Ile1ski The Reagan forces are geared for a floor fight governor used as campaign issues, agreement on future East-West relations in Europe. ' tonight on their proposal to requite that each Nonetheless, some Ford advisers were recoinAnother platform fight is likely to occur on the ' presidential candidate name his proposed running mendlngthatthePresidentaccpt amendment and abortion , Butthattoivea does , the balloting on the presidential avoid a divisive floor fight, according to sources close Ford a?4 Reagan supporters, Some platform cornnomination, to the campaign. rnittee members plan a flow fight to delete an endorse. Reagan hackers call It the "right to know" rule. The But Sen. Robert P. Griffin of Michigan, Ford's inent of "the efforts of those who seek enactment of a • Ford camp describes It as Reagan's attempt to force convention floor manager, said a final decision on how . KEL L ER POND ERS constitutional amendment to restore protection of •.. the President to endure an uproar simila tothatwhich to deal with the proposal probably wouldn't be made right to life for unborn childremot Platform Fight Could. Tell Story HIS FATE it by Gill Fox Reagan Jabs Again1 I. At Kissinger Policy L nonata neagana J'1 LA$ I, MO. (AJ — . 4 ______________ KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - iooxoxxo G/G Safety eUer reflects apeaalv, mood asbe 4 awuItuadtyeumtfldj.'s his future with the city. ( See story on page 2-A) it President Ford moved to within three votes of the number - = needed for the Republican presidential nomination as uncotnmtted delegates, whom his backers had long counted in their camp, one by one publicly ended months of fence-sitting. From scattered states, for diverse reasons, the - .- - forgotten. That Is why Ford strategists face a dilemma on the Reagan platform proposal, which amounts to a deftly worded rebuke to the policies pursued by the President and by Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger. The Reaga n amendment comes before the Longwood Public Director Douglas Ford Inchin g Closer To Magic Number delegates announced their decisions amid the excitement and pressures of the convention's opening day Monday. By today, Ford had gained ______ - _____ 10 votes in 24 hours. The continuing Associated Press delegate convention tonight as delegates deal with a survey put Ford's delegate total at 1,127, only campaign platform. Ford strategists have not decided how to handle It. But pla tforms are soon forgotten anyhow. Nominations are not, and the Ford strategy Is to avoid risky advance tests in a closely divided convention, where a setback could shake the support that now has them within reach of a nominating majority. Ills amendment would have Republicans declare that American foreign policy "must merit the restored confidence of our people." L three below the 1,130 needed for victory. But there was no guarantee th e President could keep th e allegiance of all his delegates during the next two days of political Infighting over rules and party issues, Challenger Ronald Reagan remained within striking distance, at 1,036, having gained a single vote Monday. The thinning rank of the uncommitted delegates stood at 96, the first time it has dipped below 100 in the last four months of the long primary and convention season. - - The Word From KC, DeBary: Mrs. Dirksen Liked acrossthe ti 1. that I filed for divorce yc5lcruay( Srtn.In.I !Ody1.. Local Delegate Figures Th football New Lawman Ends First Dnv ()n 1rk In I-lrlcri+aII DaftLlvmanouarterb,ekRoh Burkhart is featured1 along k,. Republican keynoter Sen. Howard Baker called his mother. with teams from Oiled. and A Seminole County delegate to the Republican National Lake Brantley. See page [till Swo(fcrd of Lake Mary was sworn in by Garry TrUdeaU1 1-B. in-law in Dellary at 1:30 this morning to get her opinion of his Convention In Kansas Sgt. Myers nriw,..'sl r,,1.. Mniv .v,nn .1 - made an emergency run by patrol --('ltv said lMiw the tate of LII LUC Ji7 5 ii varrymg WO(torlj, speech. 22-year-old son of former INDEX requiring presiden tial candidates to name their vice presidential auxiliary police urjt az1d moments later took a Altamonte Springs mayor Lawrence Swofford, "I told him it was the high point of the convention," Mrs. running mates in advance is wholly in President Gerald ride he won't forget in a patrol car with blue to I'lorida Hospital Ford's Around The Clock 4-A North, Altamonte Springs. Everett (Louella) Dirkaen said today. "It must have been around hands. lights Bridge -. . 4-B At(D liE Myers said Swofford was treated for first and half after midnight, their time," she said. "He'd just got back to Fred Streetman of Longwood, a delegate pledged to Ford, Calendar Police Sgt. Giorgt W. Myers tel,ted this second degree b IA C4Z4 M his motel." i urns and later released from the said Comics ................. It "depends on how much orchestration account of the lncLdent: is forthcoming from Qv AE 1101 4-B hospital's emergency room. One phrase of Baker's speeds that struck Mrs. Dlrksen as the White House. Crossword ................. B Swofford and other officers mt?t Mayor Contacted at his home today, Swofford said jaIarIy memorable was his mention of "not only using ow "If the Ford delegates not Just those who are committed to Editorial...................4-A Walter Sorenson at City Hail Just after 5p.m. J and there was no pain now from the burns but doctor, but our heads as well," "I liked that sentiment," she Ford legally, but also those who su pport Ford by personal Dear Abby ................SA the Mayor admtnister( d the oath for Swoffoni had banda ged (mnted. his neck and chest and covered his preference got the word that the president has directed or horoscope -, ............... Then the group, comIng iut of City Hall, heard a face with ointment. Mrs.'Dirksen also liked the way Baker handled the subject of expressed strong displeasure with the proposed rule (16C), the Hos pital 3-A hissing noise coming from the mayor's parked "I feel well enough to go to work,,- he said, tXA 'A'alergate. "There Is nothing to hide. He treated It as It should be majority of the delegates may vote against 3-A auto. it without considering Obituaries ................ he'll be returning to a physician in a few days for treated: it's behindus and we have made a good fresh start. it one way or the other, Sports Swrnford raised the car's hood and almost . .......... .1-3.8 further treatment. "U the other side wants to make something of it," Mn. "If the delegates are allowed, without great pressure, to Television ... ........... ... I-A Immediately a radiator hose ruptured, spraying Commçnting on the strange twist Of events Weather ..... ............. 3-A hot water and coolant over S,,rd'sface, chest Monday he said, "I See MRS. DIRXSEN, Page 2A guess )ou could say it w See DELEGATE, Page 2-A Women ...............$A and neck. kinds weird." ntu'c CZr,.k 1`1 UI P' to -rL - A i . oi me Advan tage iiftp .-. ' . - .. ... . ty-_1 4101 V - - 04 NIL (APpj, 'Ju l .' (64 TOMMY SON" SCOPA's Idea Gains Nod, P - - I.S V , 'i/1M- -- — dixt"on project. Rep . 8111 Roney claims that one Democratic ourteat, "example ofchsppell,s wnthical conduct is when the Roney dwpd that jjwJl*.4l -. TUMBLEWEEDS $100,000 feder'J contract award to en Ocala electrical firm owned by the Democratic hi. Fourth (ngrseilonal Can- cwnbent. teTonmy Roney lnsl Boney charges that Qtep. to the Home C,onvnitt.e on pell's thin, J&J Electric Inc., Standards of Official Conduct, got the contract after the in. has CAM for aIjaUCn cmbnt supported an op. I attacks on President Ford's foreign policies touched off the dramatic recovery last spring that rescued the Reagan campaign from an early demise. And Reagan obviously hasn't "Have you come DOONESBURY ByWPRILLETr HIIMSWIWdIST ____ .• 1 I ' Ab*___ already in the bank. South consoled himself for his poor play by remarking that be could not make the hand in any event, but he was wrong there also." ___ __ ___ today you may I6UIbII to uu oil,. Ie'I celled gelk over sum Magthst'snolyour fault. ducked the spade lead, there Isnothance that Eutwould South wou1d) , put nail the second spade and draw trumps with two leads to leave one trump In dumznr. Then he would rutI dummy a last spade and start on clubs. East would show out on the third club, but South would lead the last club and dlicard a diamond from his hand. West would be in and would have to lead a diamond to establish South's king or give V# South a ruff and discard" Others who want this Information can send a tong, stamped, self-addressed envelope with 50 cents for it. Send your letter to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 326, San Antonio, Tx 782. Meanwhile, I would suggest that you begin practice only after 4:00 p.m. and that you avoid nads and heavy clothing i,— AND THI$ Ll'I .. 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NowtV periods ::" Those 12 Sbce. e1 fowl opposed _____ ______ 13 Kiep 51 Serious W 53 Floe from 1116M MIA SO 1vero bondage 33 Curved ICcidentalty 51 young codfish I I'Cuts oft II wtPi do 12 54 sufflill this emperor It c"n slid yellm In 59 Former .................. -. ..ie..'... 'UIiIi& ----- �!i4tvü1s,IWst M*i, Tesiy, AVE.it, Mil !a.Si.fo,t Fl. Memo St ating Reasons To Be Required In Future 111111~11 NATM Kepon. Found In Fish Many Miles From Plant WASHINGTON (AP) -Traces of the roach poison Kepone, the cause of liver and brain damage in Virginia chemical workers, have turned up in nonhazardous levels In fish caught hundreds of miles from the plant where it was made, a federal agency says. The pesticide residue was found in migratory fish caught by commercial fishermen in Chesapeake Bay and the Atlantic Ocean off the coasts of Delaware, New Jersey and New York. The Food and Drug Administration said that all of its first samples of fish taken showed traces of Kepone, but not at levels considered hazardous. Detroit Calls Crackdown DETROIT (AP) - Detroit Is rehiring 450 laid-off policemen two weeks early and imposing a curfew on persons under 18 to prevent recurrence of what the police chief called a "smailseale riot" on the downtown streets "We're goiug, .i Lithe 'die city back - beginning tonight," Deputy Mayor William Beckham Jr. declared Monday in announcing the measures. He and Police Chief Philip Tannian said police simply lacked the resources to cope with the disturbance, which started when several hundred youths attacked a crowd Sunday night at the city's Cobo Hall. It ended in widespread robberies and assaults, including one rape, on the downtown streets. Forty-seven persons were arrested. Contract Awards Probe Due WASHINGTON (AP) The State Department says it will investigate charges of official favoritism in the awarding of construction and real estate contracts for American diplomatic facilities abroad. Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger has ordered Robert M. Sayre, inspector general of the foreign service, to conduct the probe, a spokesman said Monday. Say re's findings will be made public, the spokesman said. Te Washington Post reported Saturday that a Mexican builder, Marcos Russek, received more than $5 million in State Department Orqracts.4 a V t of ' attr of offi1.cial 1. favoritjsi", -I' ' Keller Leave' Causes Change In Longwood Policy 4DOMUM Haaftomm IN BRIEF - • Rulin Allows Oil Lease Sale NEW YORK (AP) - The Interior Department won a last-minute appeals court decision clearing the way for the first sale of oil and natural gas leases in the Atlantic Ocean today. Oil company executives will gather in a hotel ballroom here to present sealed bids for the right to buy leases on 876, 750 acres lying 60 miles south of New York's Long Island and within 45 to 90 miles of the coasts of Delaware, Maryland, New Jersey and Virginh. The Atlantic acreage, known as the Baltimore Canyon Trough, is believed to hold as much as 1.4 billion barrels of oil and up to 9.4 trillion cubic feet of gas, worth together as much as $31 billion. Lawyer: Reinstate Cadets WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. Court of Military Appeals has taken under advisement a request that it halt disciplinary action against 180 cadets caught in a U.S. Military Academy cheating scandal. The threemember civilian court heard two hours of arguments from opposing attorneys Monday. Some two dozen cadets attended the court proceeding and heard one of their lawyers, Capt. James D. Earl of Ridgefield, Conn., ask that "all cadets be reinstated to the academy and the slate wiped clean." He said such action would not rule out future courts martial for the accused cheaters. Young Escapes Probe WASHINGTON (AP) - Colleen Gardner says she is "totally bewildered, totally floored" by reports that federal prosecutors have decided against pressing criminal charges on her accusations that her congressman-boss demanded sex in return for continued employment at premium pay. The congressman, Democrat John Young, said Monday in a statement from his Victoria. Tex.. office that he was "pleased but not surprised at the position taken by the Department of Justice relative to the allegations made against me." Patients Surviving Strike SEATTLE (A?) - A five-week nurses' strike at Seattie area hospitals the largest and one of the longest walkouts by nurses in the nation's history does not appear to have affected the well-being of most patients, hospital officials say. Representatives of the 2.4a) striking nurses have said they could make no finn assessment of the strike's impact on patient care because they are not in the hospitals. 111111, IN BRIEF Keller, chutisod earlier for was ahisig from that meeting, forms s,plhed by his imp.'4ug aboence, but also it. H. said (hit he was wider a having the d(y for two "' Mayor LcimMm I week Sanford Qty (hone Manager W. E. told personnel In the police and doctor's ti it the time and week with his family, es- laid he had not been ncttflsd Knowis with ourrectioi at firs dipartinsats sod left word did not review the øS,IN LONGW000- (*y Council plinpi i&miny night dot he that Kill, pbomed to take the first budgØ he had sab where he could be ruscb.it Monday night una nimously had lqiiia1 odil Inter. notified Councilman vacithatime. AfterKaflersild mittet ado$ed a motion I N -I Galdbg,d.fmding Keller. Greed slid that Councilman [wreice Goldberg, chairman he had netsd Lamsso it $ dig aft said be said the coul r had 'Ylciounly Pa ker Anderson asked that department headsto submit to at the police committee; and meeting in Eckard's Drug More Ii*o something" and Keller be hutns:t.d to use city hail In advance a momo Mayor James B. Lormana an *4.1, Lamm slid, "U he Urmsm he _--i ___ w trying to run the police prupar forms for Ms budgat any plimipi sb bows his 14 told me, VU hat, to apologize, depart me soncas. nt. He said his rfqu.d on Aug. 11, adding that mon th s b withulA Council Qiairmanj.L Grad but I don't runamhsr " coiisagu. were "ucifytng" Lormaso could nit have Pea break and The action cane during a 1 week urged that Keller be wanted to tab his Keller said that the mayor ____ dispute concerning a lecent reprimanded for "packing up had Infoimed Keller. these instructions on Aug. 1. He f amil y away far a few days. Mm absence of Public Safety his family" and leaving his job council requested that Uw Grad, serving his second noted ii.. that Council did nit he Keller sold henoogyt0 year as chairman of the hold budget workshops until Director Douglas Keller. without permnladon. Goldberg resubmit his budget on new Goldberg and lamana about cccjj, ha had to know Aug. 4. - - HRS Checks Home Where Five Died ____ 1111111~ Budget Details Expected Tonight LONG WOOD - Qty council Is expected to complete final details on the budget for the ms-'n fIscal year at a special meeting tonight at 7:30. Sanford City Manager W. E. Knowles, who has been serving as a special coandtait on the budget, delivered the fruits at some 20 hours ofcpiirwll budget - ak a recommendations on personnel policy, dsinglng the city's farm of government and other documents to the board Mon. day. $30,030 in expendttáres. It Is expected that - some listed expenditures will be cut tonight. The rsveus total dose not Include funds from the c%urd year's budget which have not been spent and will be carried over Into the new year. The expenditure aide of the ig; does Increases for city personnel. The city council lad week asked accountant Harold llartmck to compute full cods Of a 5.5 per cent and a 64 per cent acroan4he.board coat of living hike for the employes. Notice Is hlreby given that . ,j VI '.417 the Ffttitfous Name Statute" Chapter kS.Oe, FlorIda Statute will register With the Click of the Circuit Court, in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of PrOOf Of the r publication of this notice, tile tictltloiai name, to wit: IN. TERP4ATIONAL DINING CLUB, LTD., under which we shall engage In business in Seminole County. from various federal agencies that have money available. He said the experts will be at the seminar.9 a.m., Sept. 17 at the board of county cominkeloners meeting room at the Seminole CowitycoItIloone,Kellyisala, expected to attend. He said regulations on gaining federal grants under the multI-do dollar llar works bill are expected 4 be available nest Monday. Walsh said a unique provision of the new law is that funding Is automatically approved for Florida. That the parties Interest In said b.,iiniss enterprise are as follows: Nomad, inc. By: Harmon Morgan. "°"T .11 Alter hearing the needs at Seminole's cities, Walsh said projects will be placed In a computer to determine what federal funding Is available from other programs. He said that projects FeqIthing the use of manpower, 'bricks and mortar" that "couldn't fly" previously becaiaeollacko(moneywjfl be given first priority for funding and that no matching funds will have to be used by the cities, 1 JuIv. tim. Publish: July V. Aug. 3. 10. 17. I7C DEBItS INVITATION TO BID The Board of Trustees of the Seminole County Public Hospital invites bids upon the following 10,000 Sq. Ft. Of Carpet. Additiona l information, plans and specificationsareavallableatOfflc. of the Purchasing Agent. All bids shall be mailed to the Board of Trustees of the Seminole ou C nty Public Hospital. 1101 East First Street, Sanford. Florida All bids shall be postmarked not IatirtMntilecdayogs,pt.1 976. and sh Shall be received on or before the S day of September Consideration of such bids will take place at tile meeting of the Ord of Trustees In the Seminole C nty Public Hospital (SiâsInoI" Memorial Hospital) at 11:43 o'clock A.M. on the 14 day of September . Kelly wints to turned down by the agency dollars from the dlstZict'back within 60 days after application: into the district." inc. Publish: Aug. 14. 17, Ia. 1976 DEC-?] line shape." Eustis Man 'Guilty' In Pot Case A 19-yair.old Eustis man has with a breakin at a tavern at larceny and receiving stolen St., Altamonte Springs, on (h pleaded guilty In circuit court Longwood. S property. same charges was scheduled to at Sanford to felony delivery of Bruce Allen Rice, 19, of 200 Trial of co-defendant Vernon get underway this afternoon mari juana. The plea was en- Maitland Ave., Altamonte Wllkerson, 20, of 310 DePugh before Judge Hoeeinann. tered Monday by Charles Springs,wasaflowedto..a Edward Robinette before free on bond pending a peeCircuit Judge A.J. Hoeemann sentence Investigation, ordered Delegate Gives Ford Odds Jr.,iho ordered apre..anan afterhe pleaded giiJ]tytofelony Investigation for Robinette. Possession of a controlled (Contligid From Page 1-A) As part of the negotiated plea substance - Phencycildine.come to a conclusion of their own, many Ford people may Join Assistant State Atty. Bill Attack Aspartof thenegotlated plea, Reagan people In voting for dropped charges In two &zveth SttOitlfl5fl said the purpose of the rule Is to Place pressure on State Atty. Abbott Herring's _____ Robinette. cases against we presiqem to name a candidate of moderation as his running In other a ct ions, Judge office dZOPPed _____ charge mate, a person who is satisfactory to all sides, such as Haiemann ordered he cow of felony possession Howard Baker of Tennessee, ausna, Clerk to Issue a bench werrant Streetfrian, who as a member at the platform committee was for the arrest of John William The court cuntinued until e in Kan th sas City a week prior to the convention, said the Laucll, 21, of 417 Locgwood- week of Sept. 13 the trial i of memb jpJttee rewørked the original ra ther bland and Oviedo Road-'Wloiter SP*NM Edward Holiday Jr.. 35, 4W evasive platform into the most conservative for failure to In appear for trial on First St. Altannorde Springs, on RepI1IlUCI Party history. ' Mrs. Dirksen Liked Speech (Continued From Page 1-A) 1)(rksen continued, "well, that's politics.,, She said Baker was pleased with the way its Speech had gone CASSEL8EJy - R'4her rwgotiating a reduction In the aDu that he was still "keyed up to a high pitch" when he made his post-midnight call to DeBary. than (ace codly litigation the original $15,000 cost. Th The senator's wife, Joy Dirkana Baker, was invited to lit In city council voted Monday night agreed to by the co e figure uncil was President Ford's box during the evening, said Mrs. Dlrkaen, to pay wider protest for a $32,500, but instead she sat about three rows a bove where Mrs F controversIal city utility survey ord was seated. Duris18 Sen. Baker's address, his wife Joined him on th made by Diversified Utilities e Council nieent*rs Service of Fort Lauderd1e. sur vey, begun In October, was pis arm. Mrs, DOwn wouldn,t comment on wheL~w City Manager Anthony overpriced and failed to she expected Guiliano bad succeeded in the contract agreement. Lud Baker to get the Vice-Presidential nomination, Mrs. Dtrksen Is the widow of Sen. Evere tt Dlrkaen. NESS my hand and the Seat of this Court on August 13, $914. (SEAL) Arthur H. Becliwiti, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Cher ry Kay Travis Deputy Clerk Publish : Aug Il, 24,31, Sept. 7.Ii7 DEC.;; - tWiling and Side yard ___ _____ _____ , .,. • at the City Hail. $02 N. sRosd,Winter $ pr iii. Flor ida, at wticp time interested parties (or an against the proposed rpou,s will be heard. TALLAHASSEE (A?) - The chairman of a Florida House committee contends that easy access to law enforcement records by th e Internation al police agency Interpol Jeopardizes individual rights, But Lloyd First, director of the state Division of Law Enforcement, says Interpol has no such access to his agency files. City Clerk Publish: Aug. 17, lilt DEC- 811 lW,T$.I, CIRCUIT COURT FOR SIUtNOL! COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION !04l'Vur 74432.Cp UIvi$4 In Re: Estate Of JOHN PULASKI TOOLE. ___________________ V"M IN BRIEF Two Major Earthquakes Kill 250 in Philippines MANILA, • . ....... Police Hunting Altamonte Gravel Grabbers ••- Official Cites Rights Threat Mary T. Norton, .... .. .. By BOB LLOYD Haim Staff writ, SAID HEARING will hold on Wednesday, September IS. lilt at 7:30 p.m., or as loon thereafter as Longwocd service station with taken In a burglary of a trailer Alice C. Lindsey of 1040 her auto. The court said parked on the corner of the Gregory Drive, Maitland, told Monday it Is still not satisfied Mobile World (rsilersales lot at deputies that three 1100 bills whose story lg true. Seminole sheriW deputies Wlkhnere Ave., and U.S. 17.92, were missing train their hiding today won locking for burglary The motorcyclist testified Longwood, according to Sgt. place underneath a biiL loot ranging from aquarium that he was druckashefrled to Oscar Redden Jr. gravel to kitchen appliances to Burglars took out a door glass keep Ma. Giberson train leaving Deputy Don Ellis reported to gain entry to the Sanford the scene of a minor accident. burglars entered by an Route Two residence of She testified she had nped De puty Don Scian reported unlocked door to make off with Adrianna Shiver, deputy Fred the motorcycle from the rew two burlap bits coitsinina Ion a $100 12-gage shotgun at the R. Johnson reported. Listed as and ainaihed Its pounds Of for salt water Altamonte Springs. The ta111igt - hid General manager Ch arles Shepard Road residence of missing were two diamond said she never the 8*uwhm was Stolen fr0rn The missing gravel Is valued at Cottle reported a refrigerator Jerrold D. Reece. rings valued at $300. Aquarium Shop, 752 SR"436, $150, Sclsrn reported, man with her car. and range valued at $745 were In other sheriff's reports, Norman Griffin Jr., 23, of Robert L. Edwards, 1344 Altamonte Springs, was placed Freymark, Altamonte Springs, ontwoyearsp,obaflnaft, the reported fishing equipment court rpe-scleci two one- ea y r val ued at $300 missing from sentences on guilty pleas to boat parked In a carport at his resisting sheriff's deputies residence, without violence In a Jan. 17 J.D. SIes, 31, of 409 W. First parking lot melee at the Club n St., Sanford, was being held 436, Altamonte springs. without bond In county jail ByJANECAssEIJEJLJy than serve out the unexpIred land on SR 419 for sale by ,, today following his arrest Pllmd Included RessidSIaff WIISCT term as provldel In the present Southeast Metaicraft for $56,650 total Is a $l3,(X) saiary Monday night by Sanford police WINTER SPRINGS cat,, $100,000 would fill the needs for for a city manager he recoin- on a charge of lewd, lascivious charter amendments and a The proposed amendment a Public Works maintenance mends act In the presence of a child. referendum on a fixed tax changing the election from complex and provide the city It POlko The proposed budget as reports Indicated the millage for purchase of an December to coincide with the with additional office space. stands Is based on arrest was made after officers holding existing building for a public county elections on Election Council agreed that a capItal line on present salaries of city responded to an indecent cxworks complex will be on the Day In November, met op. outlay of this nature should be emp!oyes. posure complaint In the ballot for Winter Springs position from Mayor Troy presented for approval of the downtown area. Piland threatened to veto residents in the second Piland and Councilman Donald voters In a referendum, budget if the six per cent city primary, Nancy L. Anthony, 27, of 1001 Browning. They felt local Issues With an antici pated reven ue utility tax City Council Monday night would bek.tInth2 confusion of Is not reduced by two Esplande Way, Casselberry, of 146Z902.49 for the coming per cent and the property tax was beIngbe1dwjthoj00 also approved unanimously county, state and national fIscal year, and the tentative Increased to make up the dif- a violation pZcIng a proposed charter elections. Supporters of the of probation charge budget trimmed to $499,054.78, ference. Thus far Council has and $5,000 bond change that would require a charge cited a better turnout of Finance Commissioner John failed to reduce the utility tax on a charge of delivery of a controlled sub. deputy mayor filling a vacancy voters and a two-thirds savings Daniels told council to be further than the two per' cent stance. left by the mayor's resignation on election cods. prepared to cut more and reduction made to serve only until the next Piland told council an In- return next Monclayto vote on property tax the Jail records indicated she was when first in.. wasarneste(IMondaypjgigi,y scheduled city election rather dustrlal building on 2.5 acres of the final version. stituted. sherilrs vice squad agents at her residence. Alvin Shahan, 46, of 27 E. Pine Ave., Longwood, was jailed in lieu of $5,000 bond by (Continued From Page 1.A) Chappell Monday denied the sheriff's deputies following his In July, Sikes, a Democrat, in the fun, support for the project was Boney charges. He said Boney was reprimanded by an The ethics committee report arrest Monday on a circuit based "upon the vital need In has been "mixed up" and has overwhelming vote for recommended a reprimand ccourt warrant charging two Ocala for low-cost housing." been issuing charge after unethical conduct because of for Sikes for (1)fauIngIorep ounts of aggravated assault. ort Bone)' criticized Chappell's charge that is unsubstthj his failurein ,liqr.ln., u,,iivaup US 5LOCK in Fair. to censure Sikes, Concerning his refusal to vote volvemnent In corportatlons In child, a major defense consaying, "It has now become for the Sikes censure, Chappell his district. The House vole was tractor, and in the First Navy clear that the reasons behind said he abstained because he 381 to three. Bank and (2) Purchasing stock Mr. Chappell's refusal are two- felt it was not proper for a In his letter to Rep. John In First Navy Bank during its fold. First, because of Chap- member of the Florida Flynt, chairman of the ethics poll's personal friendship and delegation to censure one of Its panel, mailed Monday, Boney organization period following efforts on the part of long-standing admiration for own members. wrote: "Chappell's unethical obtain a charter and Sikes to FOR HOUSE OF federal Sikes; and secondly, because "I put myself in the same conduct Is no different than the REPRESENTATIVES Chappeli has been guilty of the position as a Judge," Chappell conduct of Representative Bob deposit Insurance for the bank. All members of the Florida same type of unethical con- said. "I removed myself. I had Sikes, which resulted in him Joe Knowles will acilIcly and delegation voted for the Sikes duct." the responsibility to do that." being overwhelmingly Constructively represent reprimand except Chappell and SE'.11\OIE ('OlJNIY reprimanded by the U. S. House Rep. James Haley who joined Jo. Knowles asks for Your ,.Ole of Representatives." Sikes in voting present, P,. $4 pd b F Sie.cawp Chappell saldahogofBonev HASPITAI MflT WWU - • ' Chappell said It was wrong charges, including one that CLIP AND SAVE Chappell planned to move for Florida delegation mem- r hers to vote. I Viola C. Menefree AUGUST is Fairchild Industries out of his "1 felt all members of the I Catherine C. Slaughter ADMISSIONS (Chappell's) district, aren't Florida delegation should have Sanford: Helen E. PeeLs, DeBary ba.sed on fact. Ethel L Alloway Nell A. McCrlmznon, Deltona In fact, Chappel said, the done the same thing (not vote), I Henry BcIssonneaujt Jacqueline D. Ackerman, latest word is that Fairchild the same as a Judge loes," I Hattie M. Byrd Lake Mary won't move. The move would thaIiefl said. (tJ'i p Sarah Cambridge Jerry Dillard, Lake Mary have Cost Chappell's distjco , The third candidate in the Mary B. B. Coleman Mn. Frank fMj,rfha Win, .t. Iota. Sikes is rss,rf nw,.' ',f .. L uvuwcrauc primary vying for $ Venester Rison F'h11d. One of the reasons Chappell's seal girl, Casselberry ------_----.-•I i Is Jake Townly cited for Sikes censure was a of David Inman Medicare Insurance Entitles You To Home Use Of... Chappell's home Marion David failure to disclose ownership Ucla C. Sune - __ -, *BREATHING MACHINES ORESSURE BED PAD I D. stwn~ ____ Winter Springs Residents To Vote O Amendments, Referendu m - . "V ,, . The Philippines (AP) - At least 250 persons were reported killed and 212 in. jured in two major earthquakes that struck the southern Philippines in a little over 12 hours today, the National Disaster Coordinating Center announced. A major earth tremor also hit central China Monday night, but sketchy reports from the area did not mention damage or casualties. The first mention quake in the southern Philippines occurred at 12:13 a.m., when most people were asleep. Boney Seeks Chappell Probe ..l i.'- #_.0 0 ~ ~ OF7 00 0000 ~ 0" r Volcano Monitors Flee POINTE-A-PITRE, Guadeloupe (A?) The 15 French scientists monitoring the Soufriere volcano were evacuated from the danger zone Monday night after an explosion inside th e mountain ca used an earth tremor felt 20 miles away. Dr. Robert Brousse of the University of Paris, the leader of the team of volcanologists, planned a helicopter flight today to try to penetrate the heavy cloud mass covering the 4,813-foot peak of La Soufriere. The volcano on Basse Terre island has been emitting ashes, steam and fumes for more than a month. , _________________________________ itt.i ATTEN TION ! Medicare _.. - AREA DEATH - grandchildren and four great- Floren" M. Taylor grbu ' ., REPRESENTATIVE. L. W Carroll, Jr.. Esquire of CARROLL 1. JONES. PA . Box Ill Cafleibsrry, Florida 332W Mrs. Anna McDowell BalkOviedo, died early Monday at her residence. A native of Ilagerstown, Md., she had r esided in Oviedo for the I)ad ei gh t years moving there from Miami Springs. She was a mem be r of the Covenant Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Telephone 034 Publish: Aug 10, I?, ICIc I Ilendd m,i ___ ____ ------ addition to his home. This porch will extend Into the six loot space requir ed to be prov ided on each side of every dwelling. 17, I976-V5 dl, No. 309 PUbI,Sh ed Daly and Sunday, eacept Slrip and ChrisIrna, b The San(,r Herald, Inc., 300 Dip P4, F''ncp, Ave. Sanford.Fla )3P71 S.cw Class Pestaga Pad at Sanford. lo F rida 3 2 7 1 . Home D*lv' S c ont, Mnti. $ 3 10. t M,nt, Sti 20 !p,r 17140 5,' Ml in Florid,, Sirn, as home dei,r All o?P. 5270. a Monih. 514 20 I, '.Ofllh5 532 10 ___ HRS Restoring Some Jobs regulations. Mr. Tanuyan plans to construct a screened porch as an Tuesday, August ____ . dustry and doctors, nrLota DEC So __ _____ of the money coming from the insurance in- Vl •.,, I.. Springs Cod.. Article V. R.1 Family Dwelling Districts; Section ui ATTORNEY FOR '' ___ _____________________________________ - Deceas.4 By ED PRIOLKTT 1.6 million In requests which -a figure which would require pessimistic that lad year's Herajd8tflWiJer were submitted by county landowners to pay $5.37 for millage level will be met. Last A tentative outlook for County department chief,, each $1,000 of taxable property year department chief! 5th. government's fiscal 1976.77 Glisson, who said he would valuation. initted roughly the same level budget shows county corn- have more accwate figures on "My comment Is, 'Super!" ofrequestsforfunds,a miseloners are within $156,617 Thursday, emphasized that declared Commissioner requests were pared to meet Of maintaining the 5.37 mills today's presentation was Richard Williams. certified mnillage. certified by the county's tentative because OMAE Mill Commission Qhman Mike Despite program changes Property appraiser, plug-In dollar figures for Hattaway called Gilason's which will require the addition Office of Management themust Athropod Program, the preliminary figures a "tad-bit of some $1.2 million, GIIMOII Analysis and Evaluation provision of courthouse space misleading." But Hattaway said he also expects revenue (OMAE) Director Pat Glisaoq for judges, the addition of funds went on to say that the Gllamn sources to Increase because of today presented Seminole to pay for a tionalcellsatthe report is a "alp In the right an upcoming reevaluation of County Commissioners with cowdyjall and thecvaJof direction." The chairman all all revenues. what be termed "a very ten- appropriations payable. reiterated earlier vows to hold All along, county corntative budget outlook" which All total, Items yet to be nilllage at 5.37 or lower. missloners have premised to shows a county budget of figured Into the bwjetrepresent "We shall overcome," hold fiscal 1976-77 mulage to $15,603,447 compared to expenditures of about $1.2 quipped Commissioner Harry last year's rate. *15,707,760 in available million, officials say. However, Kwattkowskf. And Commissioner sIdvg revenues, after hearing G1Lo's Gllsson, who Is working Jr. said, "I feel confident we so Glis n's tentative analysis evaluation, commissioners closely with commissioners on C,,&taI meet (r"ge) came after commissioners were optotnistic that this budget preparation, said he Is and that the county spent about eight days cutting bodgetwtllcomeInat5.37year's Will be In mi , "more optimistic than we're getting biller eM.'te." Slate Ally. (bede Via Reek sheik Ms heed. "is ionS edey, yew bias,," be B7BOBU1)YD year-old Sanford saleanan,wu Included offense. HIS was Herald Staff Writ, put on three years probation origina lly charged with A 24-year-old Altamonte after earlier pleading guilty to aggravated assault upon . gamin who plesdedgouly obtaining propedy by wort1d Lawson with a pistol er a _____________________________ to felony possession of con check. Conditions of probation disturbance hi which a taincat (rolled substance after police Include that McDonald mad allegediyauachidaeenlijdeg, raided his apartment at $30 S. attend a program for alcoholics ___ ___ Wagers told the court MornWymore Rd. and seized a three: and make restitution for any day that a ikorlfl's ____ lied foot-high marijuana plant being outstanding checks under oath at Ida trial ___ he grown ona window sIl The court sentenced Millard denied tlreatenlug A placed on three years Wagers, 3$year-old Orlando State Atty. (aude Van Hook 1. probation, carpenter, to 60 days In jail on after the trial. Van Hook told r 111111111i. 81~ . Circuit Court Judge A.J. an assault conviction but the court that Wagers sold he Hosenann Jr. sentenced Joe suspended the sentence for one had friends "who would take ROTARY HEAD year on the condition that care atme." by Sanford ftit,isas Ten Maim (left) and Vice PrI4en$ LA. Bernard Stevens Monday. Police, in a search warrant Wagers pay the victim, KenJoho Qirldanasm Gibersen, SPEAKS HERE 4eed) Moreland during Mmday's meeting Of the local raid at Stevens' borne on Feb. neth D. Lawson, of Goldenrod, of Cuseetherry, heard the chapter. CTSWdCI Jr., presidse 1W? DistrIct 005, of which Sanford is 10, also reported they seized $330. • IIIPII part. He spike before the court wftl*ioid Impolihlon of club Jr.) en one of Ms many three bags of marijuana and a Wagers was convicted by a sentence on her jiry conviction ffkfa1 visits. (Riiuld PhSIe by MIIIheal VIIci* bag of seeds. jury In March cii the second- of slunn!e assiult for or year. Maurice M "rDonaid. 4 . j If........ has even a traffic offense Aquarkim ____________________ Shop Burglarized d$wifl8 (hi One-Year Period she IIIIIIIII will go to jail on the misdemeanor conviction. Ms. Giber went to trial an a felony charge of aggravated TALLAHASSEE (A?) - The Health and Rehabilitative Services Department Is restoring some of the jobs to provide care for Its clients, Chairman Robert Graham of the Senate HRS Committee says. Graham, D-Miami, said he was especially encouraged .e .t .. - about th rvsrnnDl UI U V'' Miami 'unland, but he added that the department still faced serious personnel problems In its reorganization, NOTICE INVITATION TO BID ADMINISTRATION The Board of Trustees Seminole County Public Hof os the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Invites bids upon the followIng:pital CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Funds to Lees. $10,000.00 worth OfIN OTHER PERSONS INTINISTID Heart Monitoring Equipment THE ESTATE: Manufactured by American Optical that 'f ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Co. the administration Of the estate All bids shall be mailed to the JOHt, PULASKI TOOLE. Board of Trustees 00 of the Seminole County Public HospItal, 1101 East deceased, File Number 14732 CP, is First Street, Sanford, Florida 31771. pending In thi Circuit Court for All bids shall be postmarked not Semin o le County, Florida, Probate Division, the address of which l:$ later than the 3I day of August i lls. Seminole County 'Courthouse, shall be received on or before Sanford, Florida 3277$. The personal the 3 day of September 1 916. bids will representative of the estate is JOHN Consideration Of take place lithe meeting of tile RANDALL TOOLEwfcjeaijr5 is Board of Trustees In tile Seminole 1S03 Oranole Rd., Mlitland, Florida County Public Hospital (S.miie 32151. The name an address of the Memoria l Hospital) at 11:45 o'clock personal represefltativVs attorney A.M. on the 14 day of September are Set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are Aug. It. $7. if. 1914 required, WITHIN THREE MON DEC.71 _______________________ THS FROM THE DATE OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to fill with theclerk of the' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA above court a written statement of CASE NO. 74.I27SCA411.A CT. CIV. any claim or demand they may FLORIDA FEDERAL SAVINGS have. Each Claim must be in writing AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a and must indicate tie basis for the United States corporation, claim, iii name and address of the Plaintiff, Creditor or his agent or attorney, Vs and the amount claimed. If the JAMES MILLER PARKER and claim Is not yet due, thi date when it BETTY ANN PARKER, his wife; will become due shall be stated II UNITED STATES OF AMERICA; the claim is contingent or and E. C. WIDEMAN, III., unliquloated, the nature 01 the un Defendants, certainty shall be stated. If the NOTICE OF ACTION claim is secured, the sec. TO: JAMES MILLER PARKER Wily shall be described Th% YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an claimant shall deliver sufficienT l ctiontotorecio,,,a mortgageontp, copies Of claim to the clerk to following property In Seminole enablethethi clerk to mail one copy to County, Florida: each persona' representative The East 290 feet of the South 44.5 All persons interested in the estate feet of the Northeast 'I.. of lie N orth. to whom a copl of this Notice of west '. of Section 34. Township 20 Administration has been mailed are South, Range 29 East, Seminole required, WITHIN THREE MON County, Florida (l•ss till East 23 THS FROM THE DATE OF THE feet for right of way of Longwood FIRST PUBLICATION OF,- THIS I Markham Rood), to Ic any objections they Pat been flied against you and youNOTICE, may havo that challenges the are required to serve a copy of your validity of the de(endent's will, the wrItten defenses, if any, to It on quaIifIcation of the personal, Raleigh W. Green, Ill, of Harrison, representatIve or tile venue or Gr een,, Minn, Rowe an Stanton , jurisdiction of the court. PIaintift's attorneys, whose address ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS n ,jn,ç J4L St. Peter. OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED sburg. Florida 32131, on or before September 22, lilt, and file the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED 0610 of lie first publication of this original with thi Clerk of this Court Ofl Plaintiff's Notice of Administration: Aug. . either before service on attorneys or John Randall Toole thereafter; otherwise a default will As Personal Representa I be entered against you for the relief live of the Estate of demanded In the Complaint or JOHN PULASKI TOOLE Petition. Deceased Iviesse __ i_ s :' ______ TALLAHASSEE (AP) Travis Marchant, swappin g charges with Senate President Dempsey Barron over who Is more beholden to special Interests, says Barron represents "multlmilhlon.dnllar insurance CUC and t the Iiv. Marchant said Monday that Barron had ' received $46,000 from an appreciation reception before the 1976 session, with the bulk 't - Rear. ___ 1 7. ___ wall 3-Ft. Pot Plant Gets Him 3 Years rrobation . Barron Attacked On Backers FICtITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I ix. I Wt to engage in business at 130i 'ot'rd Ave.. Sarifo'iI t"i"e C:nf, .'- )37.'. name of JPC. and that I intend to III register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, I ,, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Ham, Statures. To.Wit: Section $55. Florida Statutes 1937. 51g. Joseph Petras Publish Aug. 3. 10. 17, 24, lile DEC-21 Front, . 11 BOYNTON BEACH (AP) - The Health and Rehabilitative Services Depart1-1 iwiun for poesinie Violations of standards at a nursing home where five residents mysteriously died, a spokesman says. No wrong-doing has been determined of ficials said Monday, although medical officials said an air-conditioner breakdown at the facility may have contributed to the five deaths and the Illness of 19 other patients at the Boulevard Manor Nursing Home. "If there appears to be some negligence we'll certainly take some action," said FIRS spokesman Tom Gardner, hit! "511111 ______ NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that the BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT of the City of Winter Springs, Florida, Willhearthe requestofMr. aridMrs. Dated at Richmond, Henrico Rudolph Tanuyan. lOC Cam. County, Virginia, this 14th day of phorwood SStreet. Winter SPrings, f submitted projects unless al W"Mc cauum" Sold today, b* spite ofKeller'ij report to the board lad nl* that his conversation with the mayor took place Aug. 1, the police department showed that Keller "logged" a meeting with Lormann Aug. lat$:15a.ni. In reion.e to the Keller log, Grant sald,"I think Mr. Keller can thai180 his dory to snake it fit." L.gI Notice rt t( lb. Budget Still 'Under Knife' Casselberry To Pay Bill I Protest Vial NOTICI UNDIN FIcTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Tentative Tax Outlook Looks Good County WW 5VlI 1.1.1 NotIc. Iongviood In Iine For FederaI Gra money would be considered. Connell had written Kelly's office asking for federal grants wider the public works bill to construct a city-wide sewer system, Improve and expand the water system, provide approximately ixo,000 for new road construction and an estimated $100,000 to complete the citywide drainage system. In addition, Council Qtafrman J.L Grad Monday night, said he wants federal grants for parks acquisition and development. . Walsh said Kelly's office has stringed a heeninar to be at tended by "key" personnel - the ft. Grant slidbelia member of all cofl Committees In fad the chairman of all the cornmltt.ei and If the board did not wish him to ranals In that ptIim he would resign as chairman. Grant seidlodeythat Keller first snhte4 a budget to Mm July 21, asking tbithere,Ie, The budget of revenues, reflected In the Knowles' report Indicates the city will receive In A decision on the exact Income In the new year $06,611 amount of the pay raises to be and has tentatively approved granted is to be made tonight. LONG WOOD-. A letter from a city official, noting the city's Interest In federal funding under the public works bill approved recently over President Ford's veto, will be considered In the "first comefirst serve" efforts by municipalities for government Punts, an aide to U. & Rep. Richard Kelly said Monday night. Newton Walsh, Kelly's representative In the fifth congressional district, an: swering a query train CairncUmin Gerurd Commeft, said Conndfli personalletter citing the city's needs for federal rwirm -- A Better Clientele? 0 1 FLMDA hsar ad ..IiEp MEOW, Cirndtc..t J, A. J. I..r-- Jr. -.abtedlie, his b P4 ad 14 Survivors Include three daughters, Mrs. Charlotte Tuell, Sanford, Mrs. Virginia Mikier, Oviedo, And Mrs. i.bY strong, Memphlslenn.; eight ___________________________________ ________________ Fun.ral Notic.s [,jJj 5 . w. wu WEATHER ___________________ DISCOVER &ny's high 92, todiy's low ~~~ I[ Bert& Bedenbaugh, Apopka 72. Partly cloudy through Maggie A. Jordan, DeBary Wednesday with afternoon and WInIlfred Konrad, DeBary evening thundershowers. Highs In the low 90*, lows In the 70.. ac ac David A. Hayes, Deltona Stejlien M. Martin, Deltona Winds variable around 10 Call Yolanda Hodges, m.p.h. Rain probability is 60 y ________ - - •ALKCOM. MRS. ANNA MC. DOWELL - Funeral services for Mrs. Anna McDowell Balk. corn. U. of 1)1 Hillcrest Drive, O ,1dOwt0diedMcndavatiwr '.iutn(., w.0 be new at $0 am., W,InlIaIayatGramkow Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. William Sistar officiating BurIal will be A' 2pm , Wensiesday at Oaklawn Cemetery. JacklonvilI with Dr. Stephen T. Harvin officiating. ThOSe Wishing may make Con. tribulicnitotheThornwe,lHome for Children. Clinton. S.C. Gramkow Funeral Hovt,e in chargeolarrangern.nts. : per cent, 4 kA *OXYGEN 074 A}VIER,ICA C '.' c a a a a a a a a a ************I The Rest-Then Call West Hfd A•i4 I ,: ----- - Keith Wtst ~ . HOSPITAL BEDS • PATIENT LIFTERS • WHEELCHAIRS • BATH EQUIPMENT S COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES As Prescribed by Your Physician I I ThMORROW'sTnwc -----r ri to Day na Beach: C high 2:01 Mr. and Mrs.Larry(Dolores) i LW., and 2:12 p.m., low 8:04 Smith, a boy, Sanford a.m. and 8:56 ?m. DISCHARGES Port Canaveral: high 1:40 Sanford: 4 I a.m., and 2:33 p.m., low 8:64 C C Frank B. Ashdown a.m. and 5:38 p.m. C Imogene C. Bendler Bayport: hIgh 6:57 am. and a • Residential • Commercial * Sara W. Easterby 1.25 p.m., low 12:45 am., and JuIiaA.Keho 2:41p.m. aaacacaaa, aaacaaaaa.a.aaaae I RtnThQ _n.. sai C V > flLs UULdIfl --- inese services under Medicare We Bill Medicare For You Owner : bb8-4324 I I I _1: 5f 8i MEDICARE SUPPLY Co.,I I I Hwy. 17-92 at Lake Dr,, DeBary, Fla. 1111 015 1110 1119 M 1104111 W CLIP AND SAVE meamnewwwalOwI n ri ', il ' ,,(, ,,, , -1 r : •i . ii !t ''"-.' ?, tf, r Vt ,:j:') :,. i ;: '''''':''.-, ;' jf 'i".i.::i'ti_t ) (..; I ....r,,:-. -1 J' - 1,f"L',J . '(' ' ' . I ,,_,: I 11 ,,,, �4; ]Pw$n * N. FRENCH Ails Cs Ibi litoit spuy it bdwdly HeR I en 1k AVE MNFORD FLA. 33771 ,nsn or w.mi Around Tvssdiy. August 17, 1*74—iA WAYNE D. DOYLE. Pubftshir NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor WILLIAM D. CURRIE Managing Editor 'idur JOSEPH VAN IRACKLE, Mve'tlslng Director ____ *310; 6 M hi, $1130; Home DeIIry: Wish U cints Month, Year, IIA4. B In Florida same as home delivery. All mail: Month. $3.7O;SMonths. $1&20; y Mail: olhsr heN • The Clock U.S. Economy liskiN it 4hi, Kxhs . lilt it il30ke his with theory to thit witheut j JOHN cii tUe $001W111'. grosmd., and Wa not fa D. LOFTON Breast Feeding . . JR. M His Words, Hi s D ____ ___ , ___ _____ _____ ______ ,.,. _____ .. :: P - . . -. . . d - Secretarial pool, believes Felice N. Schwartz, presIdent of Cau1y. j'he piahtles tt,ey've been looking for in men they find =acceptable in women," she said In an interview, adding that most men feel It Is jij" to be r.Iv Catalyst, founded in 1002 by Ms. Schwartz and five coll ege presidents, is devoted to in. spiring women to prepare for traditionally male Jobs and to riducating male employers, "Unless the employer views . - - W - -' examined of Mr. Ford and Ida Adminlutratlon Is a is l In fact, Randy Engel. executive director of the U Coalition for Ue,goes so far uteIa the Ford administration's record on abortion and gas prices is to produce and use more coal. But when they do learn the rubs, muidad*aers "an absolute mosutruetty." wildcat strikes Idled 65,000 coal miners, and more tiel7 Red them aml3gguoui In an Interview, Ms. Engel, whose ..t than two million tons of production was lost. atuu2ty making no . orprths'Jo Is made up of 1,150 pro-life groups Drought Further, the commission's men q uite In the U.S. and a broad, till, me that In January, These bi,*bflres are erupting on the economic in ut prosec ing who she And some otbw pro4ifiers met with the 1%,, landscape 4aing a political debate on how far the Ideals building ups record of convictions it COIaCII, Mr. Ford's men government can go in trying to stimulate em- cas and cow JOHN CUNNIFF argued for the federal funding of abortion, ployment without rlskingnew inf'4tlon. The truth is On the one hand, the courts have thrown out saying ft was discriminatory to deny the poor that people who gather around collective nomerous cases when it became clear that the 06 right. (This Is fascinating because Robed tat n do Sork, the Solicitor of the U.S., has ___ assm General Amçklans have a better chance to correØed the problems ctiitplilnsd of once they argued hi a Supreme Court of t because 1 • find perman. productive work. learned what the regulations were and what NEW YORK (AP) — It Ieu't oily the 4her Americans, you were confident that your there isa Co,*tltiI'vtil rigid to ahtionaMi't th ey'd beau doing wrong. the Amej taxpayer has to pay for the Trends toward the healthy economic growth Republican party delegates at Knaas Qty who future would be brighter. Wasn't that the way It abortion.) that sustains employment md creates new jobs are On the other hand, the commlailon's per. are faced with difficult decisions these days, was? But In the 70s, well, you Just don't know, do intrst in foflow4lrough. although you might temporarily believe that to you. Anyway, such HEW-funded Medicaid evident enough. But they are threatened by work They have made few attempts to help be so this week. Businessmen large and email haven't yet abortions audi out the lives of approximately a stoppages that interrupt production and create manufacturer, in complying, either by unborn children, at an an. BusIn'amen, Job..eekers, Investors, home- regained their confidence after the devastating quarter Of a Shortages of goods. They are threatened by labor iwa) cod to the taxpayer of about * Wilim suggesting practical remedies or by occ2.lally buyers and many individuals identified by van- recession, and the recent weakness in settlements which raise the cost of keeping people Ms. Engel notes that under Mr. Fords ad rechecking to determine whether improvements ons other labels In the economic fight for sur- sales haaft helped resolve their doubts. Capital made. on a payroll and discourage new hiring. They are ministration, the Agency for International vival are at present faced with very ticklish spending plans remain rather weak. Carrying its enforcement powers to excess, decisions. threa tened by resulting higher prices which Office of Populituii Affairs has en ezerdie hi aluadhty, the inmiuiiwi has Students no longer have the some confidence cioiei out milliom of taxpayer dollars to such dampen demand for goods and The li7 have been Identified as a decade of that their studies will pay off materially or agçeiveiy pro-abortion SToics as the Inter. ImiIteI on carrying Labor peace is always bought with sacrifice cases to court no trivial transition, in which the country moves from the culturally. There are PhD's doing dark's work national Planned Parenthood Federation, the they've certain If potholed pathways of the 196 when today because the once burgeoning educational Population Council, and the U.N's Fund for and compromise. The willingness to achieve it is a judge. been dropped on order of the presidingseitcon fidert Americana plunged ahead ra ther system has begun to shrink. factor In economic recovery that lies outside the lAded prornlneptly, too, In recent studies are than pondered. Investors in the stock market are filled with Population Activities. political arena. But achieving It now Is one way to reports of Inefficiency so great In the processing Ms. Engel f urther points aid that when the' we emerge from the transition, where doubts, and well they should be, head off the dangerous notion that the only of cases by the cornmlaticm that when brought to wiWhen ll we be? Who knows. That's what makes nation's energy problems, the constant Federal Government began taking In Viet.. d to court, they' been "full em ployment" lies in putting people on the nainese refugees at four military Installations out because the very decisions so difficult today, references to the dawning of the no-growth age, last year, President Ford's HEW Depenimeig age of the nplaI's made then suspect. public payroll. In the early 196k, II you thought ilke many the persistent Inflation, the uncertain politici. ttflifldfy set up a "family planning 1' ma Ticklish ___ : .r .'. . . • • ,* - t : (i . - i..4.. .•• • ~ ,, • : 1' program" at two of these posts, which resulted In about 100 abortions being performed, abortions financed by the U.&taipayerM the pods where them was no HEW prWM, only three abortions ware performed. Dr. Mildred Jeffe rson, president of the I National Right to Lit affiliates in aU 10 dates and the District of Columbia is also disappointed with President JACK ANDERSON _ Jury Is Still Out On Connally deliste on national television this year, as John Kennedy and Richard Nixon did In 1000. 10 Suipend Section 315 of the Federal Communications Act (the equal time rilzalrenent) possible for tbe adworks to WvW the .~ * party, candidates and notgrad equal time to aU the minor can" I__ This year It Is not necessary to suspend Section 3, Federal Ci.qrnmmfratjcris ntnIicn last year exempted from the equal time rule live coverage Cd debates not produced by the broadessit datim Mis dedAIN has bow upheld In an appellate court ruling. me ta.gue ci Wxnen voters Is wining to oponsor , debates. All ibSi Is necomary Is for the candidates ( Jhnrny Carter and whoeves Is r k i s by the Republican convention) end the networks to agree and wertoojUhe r ,,, . ______ 1 1 ,, •. I . ' PONCHO gala evenings as effectively as It can stay home for quiet ones. Top and bottom have matching sheer trim, I Y 410?1~ . . Workshops ______ ___ _ - . Z_Si -@, ~ . .. . present a two-part evening of TheatreforProgresslveTastes at the theatre on Aug. 30 at 8 MOVING CAN * p.m. Admission Is free. The show will begin with . "Women, Women. BE A REAL featuring some of the theatre's entertainment will be the premiere performance of a new work, "Hypochondria." Call 422-3191 for further information. For last relief call the ______ we - , •I __________ ' 1 ______ _____ _____ __________ ______ ___________ 0/ Maw" EVERY ' ____ femaie employes, particularly those with young children. It points out, for example, t hat women with youn g children have in most cases, attendance records that are Just as good as those of mei or women without Nor are they unwilling to travel or _____ _ _______ ___ _____ ___ ii Bel Hue., a PLiufur it the eld,hsemsdsas as yeha. 1"I(l daily ii several hundred women wbs at. teniØd to n-us adejl.il children and hosed that 'virtually everybody — miL I have as semi milk 1m sea with womm who had Complete That's where puopo like La Loch. Leaps corn. In. Thro4h poop meetings aid telephone conseflng, the linguaInmcee provided the that a n—sing mother, nee ___ ____ pikiketh Hauuuui maid, ____ ___ ___ M ir Fluml _" Mom Too Young: Adoption Suggested DEAR ABBY: My 14-year-old depdmgbter became pregnant five months ago. (81* was ir.ity .-t4y 1l '1n.'e I very Immature, but huMs that she wants to keep her baby. My wifeandi managedtogether Into a good "home" cia.. to where we live, and she seems to relocate. In many cases, Ms. Schwartz has found, couples gtvepeferencetoewjf' offershecauseherchojom area good deal more limited Um the husband's. . . r The New York based orIwIzat1onaIaoorovfdailg of Immediately - available management-level and professional women, which Is circulated monthly to in. teii employers. So far, The National Rosier is a anal) self. selected group but Ms. Schwartz hopes It will even. V I op , 1, tuafly names. Catalyst Is also preparing arm Inventoryofwomnenstgtablefer positionsoncorporateboar of director,. It will Include every female vice president in the country, women In high-level government Jobs and women who chair such departments $5 economies and mlnldronin college, all over __ ,,, A QUEEN JEWELRY FIT FOR Janet Leach (left), member of the LTD and Crystal Crackers CB clubs, . iss worth of Sarah Coventry jewelry which Olive G. Caries has donated as a prize for the queen In Sunday's Hearing MW Jamboree kiag and queen contest Tbe contest win take place simday afternoon at about 2:30 p.m. — — that "whole life insurance known as a 'cash value,' an'iniount that grows as you pay your premiums and which you would get if you give up or 'surrender' the policy for cash. A table jn each policy shows the cash values." One of the numerous adbuilds up what Please tell us what you would DEAR ABBY: Concerning do. HEAVY-HEARTEDDAD FOREVER SORRY, whose mother never let her foiget dot DEAR DAD: I would choose 5h daughter ) 'disgraced" the alternative that would be the famil y because she had best for the baby. Every child been a pregnant bride: deserves to be wanted Instead 'Although fortunately I WiS of accidentally conCeived sid never In that situation , I, too, was 'viCt at suh bolier ISitlila Chlld." ' ft,J1 i*eachlñgs. For you to adopt a baby you Howeer, In trating our don't really waist would, be family history, I discovered unfsir to you and the Child, th at my extremely pious Yourdaughterneedstogroup grandmo gaveb to her before assuming the resporm- first child six month s after her sibWtles of motherhood, marriage! Thousands of couples are This was documented by her to give that ba by every marriage certifi cate and the we advantage In life. I vote for child's birth certificate, The adoption. problem was neatly solved by DEAR ABBY: I'm tired of cha nging the "birthday" of the the ignorance at timise w ho child to a more "proper" date. you pay. will be higher because you would be older. "While term 1Muranctcan become relatively expensive for an older person" says booklet, "for younger people it offers the mot life insurance prutection at the lowest dollar . •• eighth grade. Entrants will be collecting votes at a penny a vote during the day-long festivities at the CBn' Jamboree. America. l_.e '' .- definitions d which the lint two I" enough to raise a child. are: Her 14-year-old boyfriend MAN: (1) A human being; completely dropped out o w he ther male or (2) Th. human race; We've considered keeping the baby and adopting It, but we mankind. So why don't westop all this have five other children, my inine changing of words,such as wife Isn't well and I can't see our taking on this added as"mankind" to "personkind," and "chairman" to "chairresponsibility. I have a medium income, but person" And what about the word money isn't the biggest in it, problem. We're more con- 'woman It has earned about the future of our ton. daughter and her unborn child. FRANK M. IN BEVERLY It seems unfair for the child to HILLS DEAR FRANK: mm willing. I be raised by an unwed mother who isn't even through the think the most asinine of all is V i IIIMI6 . . j" outlay." Why would a single WOiflill need insurance? which the booklet outlines, IS The booklet says: "Many that at reitrement age, when single women tuaveclependents: additional income may be more divorcees, widows and unImportant to you than life in- married women with children importance of protecting a Insurance? surance protection "you or relatives, including parents, r wo king woman's earnings is A copy of "A Guide to Life surrender your policy to the Sign me... word "man" who depend upon th em for i t being recognized. Insurance For Women Only" Is company and use the amount of applies only to males. My LAST LAUGH financial support. Life InThe result is that an in- available free by writing to cash value to provide a regular CONFIDENTIAL TO "MAD dictionary has several surance can help continue creasing number of women are Department FE, Consumer and mont hly income. AT YOU": lam .t obligated to support. becoming life insurance Community Services, On the subject of another send personal replies to letters owners, reports the American American Council of Life important basic type of Life 'Even with no dependents, a Nurses Needed tane notscccomp ed by a Co uncil of Life Insurance. In Insurance, 277 Park Avenue, insurance, term, the booklet single woman may want to stamped, self-addressed enJust 10 years, the amount of life New York, N.Y., 10017. points out: "It provides n- life insurance to provide money On Flu Program %elO)e. Did you scud one? insurance owned by women has About whole life insurance, porary protection in that it for final expenses, to buil d a Iverysne his a pr*I.m. what's grown by 150 per cent. i" flIWSeS are invited to at- yvn? per a Personal reply. write is retirement fund for herself or to for example, the booklet says: covers you for a certain p. ABBY: lii No. L.A.. Calif. The Council has just "It offers protection for as long either for a dated period of provide a legacy for a friend or tend a swine 'flu Innoculatian ,.,. Inclsse ?7N. sail. published a booklet entitled "A as you live and you never have years or to a specified age... If relative— or for a charitable or program at the Seminole nder.s,.e snvslipistamped, le p a. (,,i,4 I It. T.s......... L'... rn..n,, U..Iek ... u ' '..vuicr MIVS w uxr we amo unt you pay the policy is 'renewable,' you uuiuuaaj W3ULUUOfl•' LSVI4 Wsddln,." sand II is AuditorIum, 000 & French Ave., •Abigail Women Only," intended for all in premiums even though you may renew it for another term, " mo w Van 5vrn. 132 Lasky Dr., As to the queIon: 3' Sanford on Aug. 31 from 14 $ivrly Hills. CaIIl. M13. Plosse women: married, single, are growing older." regardless of your state of woman buy life in surance? The p.m. The training session is for •nclsss a lane. $ell.addr..d. widowed, divorced, working or lbe booklet also points out health, although the amount booklet Answers-. "Just about." RNs and LPNs. Nurse 111110" Q k) envelope. vantages of "cash value," . z______.. .,... - .,_ - - Volunteers are needed. Innovative Or Not By EUIE GROSSMAN . "Parenting," will be the beaptiful people who attended D. Rockefeller 3d. an event the night before. Most confer ence theme when the He pointed to one picture and Maiden Is a very tall young of the women pictured wore said, "Mrs. William Paley Mental Health Association of Florida holds its annual . run of 44, with carefully coiffed Halston creations. He was in the best dremed lady in the meeting and conference Oct. 7-9 hair and an unflappable there, too, right between world I didn't solicit her to at the Hilton Hotel, Jacksondemeanor which comes from wear that. That Is a quite exyears of uninterrupted pensive garment she had made. That probably accounts for Lb. Liz Taylorchosethis. Out of one I FAIRWAY .. Ultra-suede tone of his voice . page, I have half the women. cl~ , which might sound affected if 1 117; I And that. as they sway, ain't LAUNDROMAT you didn't know his clients exactly chopped liver. Dry Cleaning at budget Include Mrs. Onassis, Elizabeth Then he said that seven and a prices and coin laundry: Taylor, Barbara Walters, and hall years ago, when he left service In a pleasant at.> th e rest, and probably money ' Bergdorf-Goodxnan's where moph.r,. Open 7 am. I 4e '' - , Influences speech patterns, daily. Located at . . . . . he'd been desiping hats for 13 CLIFFORD HURST0N JR. who's to say. or 14 years (Jackie Kennedy's FAIRWAY P1474 Famo us pillbox was his), 'We You can't help knowing on Hwy. 17-9lat27th innovated the whole unHurston Visits they're his clients because 322.*73 constructed look in clothes. We the head of "the mod Try It you'll like itt Innovated tie-dye and handcesaful business structure Family In City fashion," painting in fashion, the caftan he's pretty chummy ' and t.fltra.suede. We were the with them, and their names Clifford J. hlurston Jr., naturally crop up In confirst to do hot pants." assistant professor of business versatlon. Continuall y. Not only that Why he did Sly communicati ons and office 1 Stone's w edding in Madison JWNG It as surprising services at Arizona State S'iari Garden with thousands • Roaches and Ants Mental Health Meet which carried a feature on the Elizabeth Taylor and Mrs. John Herald Services Easy WaYTO Kill Parenting Theme At Halston Fashions Go Places .• I_____ S•1IJ I - - . - .. . ,, I Orus.'i on once.. .iuls for month, Control roaches and ants the casy way -brush No-Rouch in binets, cupboards; around ia th roorn and kitchen !htures. o1oriess, odorless coating lays effective for months. WINN DIXIE • JEAN BRYANT 834 9212 - . , Sanford - SHIRLEY MILLET T 8)4 921? Casselberry Winter Springs Fort City Altamonte Springs ..... D A • RUTH TUECH 834 9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood (East) _____ plains area J ' HARRIET DEAS , '•'" I'M HEADED TO THE PLAZA THEATRE Hostess. 4 ______ .," mcit memorable femnies, from Medea to Blanche Part two of the evening's HEADACHE! _____ : — The Once Upon A Stage Theatre Workshop Players Will - ______ i ____ nse o _____ ___ not wids to bread feed." ____ ___________ ______ co _____ ____ ___ ____ . . Theatre Sets — try to turn a bribery trial Into a p"W asset. ____ •n .., . Jolu Connally would secretary, advised Nixon to grant the dairymen The holdo ut was shunted to a chair next 11* a Price increAse. $$ U YOU d0not,to SAW Coarally, fW== 20 they Could go over the tedbnony He Is known on the political hudings U the "you've cost yourself general surgeon at the Boston University ey." sen fastest Jaw in the west. With characteristic bluff, Hospital, tells me: Later be str sed aga for word : "Y ' In es in ou re this that It was dinner time and that Big John has contended that his integrity has every j thing you can get out of it." could come back after dinner for another hour of now been proven in Court. "The Administration has taken the kinds of But ad all the Jurors got the conversation deliberation. His supporters, picking UP the line, hands-off attitude that has fostered the effor ts of bm straight. As one recalled: "We could just bear The jurors asked for 20 minutes to make a isist the Planned parenthood t to blithed a brochure declaring: "Certainly, no colony A HEW carry thelill things Me, 'Yee, John. . - What's that... try before dimr. The holdout had a small out forced abortionas pt" po c ypal by other presidential contender can boast an Okay. .BIah. 5lah. .Blab." sUitCa3e,aifhe expected to be sequestered. But thetazpsyer." Dr.Jeffonoluerves ,yt acquittal for such serious charges." *oftuon the j.,.t he merely leafed through a few pages of despite his power to do so, President Ford But the Jury, which found Connally Innocent sound hu ia d her esm Mle Jul of saw written testimony, shrugged submissively And add he issued no evcuU of taking bribe, dIdnotezy pronounce Ve Wden to eiUw 'op a or Hmlt him transcripts ci some, but ad all, of the Nixon- would accept acquittal, abortions. pure as the driven snow. We have tried to find out Cmally diactulaiaL Afterward, O"roole explained: "Our verdict what the Jury really thought of Big John. It Foreman O'Toole, s2um4tltg j Msgr. James McHugh who directs Lb. U.S. meant not that we had found necessarily wasn't en easy dory to crack. Judge George presulon, laid us be heard ". lot of Texas John Connally Catholic Conference's Pro-Life Committee, innocent , of Is Hart sealed the names ad another individual dIwtj,fled with Predmt the jurors to protect wheeling and dealing." Some Cd the undecided guilty based on the case ires'nteii them, be told us. from being "bothered and jurors &W expressed concern awlit the MY Ford's record on abortion. And naturally, he heckled by the news Media." The 12 jam relationship between COMM4 and Footnote: Last month we raised questions would be. His organizaUm.3 $& the milk major conthemselves made a pact never to discuss their producers. A co about two minutes that were missing firm the centr&tion,, has uple of Jurors fasted this might Watergate tapes been to get a Human life deliberations. -6 submitted to the House Amendment to the Constitution hamper Connally If he should ever become paned, We have managed, nevertheless, to locate presided. Impeachment Committee. The two minutes were something Mr. Ford says goes " t1) most " ll Jurors. Because Connally hastrfedto In a Private conversation betwe en Observing that unde ft was proba bly it Bi y Graham contained r President Ford the make more of the acquittal than they intended, according to jury Connally and NLxc n. We reported that committee Department sour of HEW has wMal of them spoke to us About what happened am Mo ces, who helped COmeIIY members believed Connally had discussed the expand access to bo ti "certainly been out to a r on" and Mr. Ford "has inside the jury room. All except foreman Dennis th&acter witne Thess for testimony, As A milk deal In confidence with the former done noth to re LW.. MW C ally, Impressed 14 O'Toole asked us to withhold their names. In at this J ur Conn President. Connally, blast1g us by name, called tells me: ors deeply. fact, the J urors refred to one another by to the report "a total distortion of the facts." He One Juror was influenced by "I would like to have , more direct action number, rather than names. had spoken to the President about revenue by the Pr ident between Coally and his accusor, es over th It took than more than five hours to he said. We have now obtained a certainly time for him e pig two yeai. SVee Jacobsen. She said that Connally always to act now." upon Connally's innocence. They sat around a Jacotnen In this eye transcriVoftbemnysterioustwomlnutas. Part of . farto way past time. rectangular table in a blank, wIniea rm. tttogar1d.adConnallyseenedtota1k in code in '5 lu1leMr Ford One by one, the Jurors expressed their vIews. She was impressed favorably by Connally's after an unidentified Int ruder, apparently a been In the White House, numerous eg1a1aUve Then they took the first vote. Only one juror, a im pas White house steward, the Oval flce measures to either limit or stop abortions have sive, straightforward manner, UnCOII)e before the Congress. In the Senate, Jesse black man, felt Cormally was guilty. A few had favorably by Jacotnen's "abad " Connally said he would "make sure that Helms, R.-N.C., has tried to bring his Human doubts. A S)40 majority voted for Acquittal. At one point, she remembered, C=Ally a "Wre'll a very substs" Allo,:dion of oil In Ufe ConsUtuUon&I Amendment to the floor for a In the discussions that followed, several wife stw to 4y "pa, , " Texas that will be at your dtscetjon." But the vote. Sen. Dewey BartJ j ors w ted to review e financial teuthnony. , . Okla., ur an th while Jacobsen was taMif yi g ji t tried to jg previous conversation had been about milk, not Stop the Federal4undj They found ft confusing. They also had trovbie duck in the Juror's of HEW Medicaid oil. It understanding the White House tapes. These appears that Connally, speaking in c,ue in abortions. Both of these efforj fail ed. Other ballots were taken until all the mu- front of the intruder, was promising Nixon a Contain A Asmoin conversation between John decided jurors voted for acqWttaL Bull the IM In the "substantialcontribution from Texas House, P-0. HMO Hyde, R..Ul., has # Ccnnally and Richard Nixon on milk prices. black also tried to slop Medicaid efi to dISIIØ his yQ( Coonally told Nixon that the dairy men were jurors became annoyed wttb him and pressed and be been ThM times the House has "amusing an enorm amount of money that Mm to ReWnded Nixon: ,Mda is a. this is a cold VOW succesdul. for the Hyde explain his reaervatlj. Defensively, be political deal. Amendment to the Labor They're thev'm going to put into poLitical activity, very wouid A*to Aft the evi4ence. At one pointo be operatom" Whether the , ,HEW a pPirOPrillioas bM But in rwft of fraikiy." two men were talking tbelle had a dick Of testimony a foot high in front Cd f4Ns has President Ford or his aides lifted about oil or m k, It The blunt Tezaan, then N1xn's treasury him. il certainly had nothing to do a finger to as therising with revenue sharing. CoiigmsI05i tide o( "irreverence for life." — PAJAMA IS FASHION PLUS Glamorous top, paired with full palazzo pants, can go out for — ___ _ ____ ____ available such as term, whole life, endowment and group to help a woman deter mine which might be best suited for her. Written In an easy-tounderstand style, the booklet a nswers such questions as: What does life insurance do? Why should a married woman need life insurance? Does a single woman need insurance? to household Incomes, the Who should consider buying life ___ ____ _______ ______ _____ Insurance, her answer most proba bly would have been "no." That was just a generation or so ago. Today. the womnan with life insurance is no longer rare. While insurance was originally developed to replace the earrIngs of a man who supported his family, today, with more than45percentofthewonuenin the United States contributing P. _____ _________________ ____ ____ There wua time when, if you housewives. It explains the asked a woman ifsbd owned life different types of insurance I been ! ; other, say It lacks coliitrun, the milk which appears rigid after bir th and cos*sins many of the antibodies and hn. hesaM m& mudilea pese.d on to faiuta. Indeed, the nidritloasi conWhether Intent sunrivel Is taut ii the bruit milk ii the prime consideration or rslactatlng women isa matter not, proponents of breast ci some scientific con-- feeding feel the act Itself Is ttovu.,. Some roasirdieri woith the trouble. It may be have foiad It thnfl,r to this new .'çhuus on the "mat " breaM milk bid qiadtoy oh "mothering" that — Lij *eworntop to mothers who cast or di new y ma ____ Life Insurance For Women Up 150 Pct . ____ '' BERRY'S WORLD hormones stimulat, the miuches aroend the end ii the nipple to contract In what Ii called the 'let down .fi.x." add: '.mto:t1 _____ .4 .. -- ________________________________ ____ w - ___ • . ___ the women as a profitable resource, he's not going to move v' fast," said 6fL Schwartz One of Catlayst's newest programs Is "The Interview of Harriet Coornbs," aimed at teaching men how to interview wn fnr in "The T... view" consists of an audio. cassette and six printed manuals that combine to make a two-and-a-half hour course In equitable Interviewing methods. Because according to Ms. Schwar tz "some of , 1 destructive things that are done are done unconsciously," "The Interview" deals in depth with common misconceptions about • >-Th _ I I Tuesday, Aug. 9.1*75-3* ___ _______ 1- . — what, during his two years as the Nation's chief executive, has he done to snow, this rigid. And ____ Presidential Debate ' ___ en Taught How To Interview (AP) — Women are an essentially untapped rourr o of highly quallfk'l cor,uiuj s.rectors aad executives, says the president of a nonprofit national organization whose goal Is getting more women Into these traditionally male business roles. Male employers have "deeply Ingrained conditioning," that prevents many of them from seeing women outside their traditional role in the home or, at bed, the _____ aboidth. rie-s, v-.a good n,sed. Not a greet one, bid a And hi Pidl.4-lphLs other day — Juts week or so before Pp 3a (ghon — $1 talking to 100,000 cat'—ncs attad. International Eucharistic Congress, Mr. Ford had the bishop and cardinal standing and applauding his attacks on "'a rising tide of secularism" and Its concomitant "the Increased hieeei life." d the nIttftt bottom-tine question as regards the President's position on abortion Is *1 what does he say about the rlgid4cWe, but ___ industry will face another headache — not vestigationa repeatedly torn up new evidence enough new tires to keep Its assembly lines that the consumer — safety conumirion moving, a t'thambir of honors — as well as The Bicentennial has been good for the For one, a tra vel Industry, but all airline traffic was coinin1k with regularly failing to notify threatened by a slowdown of air controllers at the manufacturers and Importer, of new safety regulations they are suo.ed to follow. Yet it high-point of the vacation season. efutauth hth Everyone close the energy — to problem haven't even heard oh and find ft nest to lin. agrees that the way to beat the affects of high oil pcndbie to secure Inforrnkflan about Worse , ; J ___ Iw. lea is.at ,4, the American Aesdomy of Psdih bad fI10IUap4Ilitts ___ .._.. __ ____ ___ ___ ____ Lad yeor the 4w was 47 per cad, naorL In Dr. eas to. abthtytolioigfsed led her to study the mMtur, which to t urn lid to publication ii a "lknau1y known beck to the Reid. Altar l IS ysore ii research, Dr. Raphael developed the m ii the "doela," a iup1,oiI1 e person, usually another woman, wtwes job lths to "mcther the __1, __ . , .I ,.I _ ___ E,sMsp Hire N, Siatoid, Fl. ^ me.. icient ____ — AdVOCS&Ss an all. powerful CO protection agency with authority .--, _____ to move Into any ntis of uponsor court cause or enforce rigelatluw rot.cting cawomera from abuse by producers, should study what baa happened to the C.osw & 'w 5UIAC van oe avoeaea mis iau. rrooncs sorely nI-i'i 1'wjwJ — A strike by rubber workers against the four Yue beck, the ceinml.4i had these some ends In view amid good wishes and tiope. major tiremakers passed Its 100th daflath Two , ped lf the recovery In that Industry. As inventories of new e could well fo ow the same sad iistK ll tires are sold down, the possibility arises that th The fad Is that Internal government Inauto .i w w -- - I ___ acoouds for a rising nwul,r of collge.educated, up,., middle-class women ret urning to the practice. The grnn&iothar ii all breaM foeding Is La Loch. Lngne. In the - IS yuez It Ilse from a group ii seven o n meeting In a Chicago sebb to an International organization with 0* leaden and u l rs, and 2,.700 groups in 41 coudilee. Boston Hospital for Women, one of the larpet otMitrical hospi tals In the nation, reports that these years ago 42 per cad of WCIDIII giving birth there left the hospital brad feeding their beblu ___ : — T!'e nt dttry repoztzi secandquas z1a1e that are thebàt sign yet thai this cornerstone of the U.S. economy is over the hump of recession. But the new Contract demands of the United Auto Workers union are an far from what the companies are proposing that there is now much less optimism 1H&i. L_ 'J - ... r ____ ~ i Possl ' * ble Even Wi ' Ith AdOP ted Babv ____ WESTPORT, Conn (AP) — With 1w, adopted daughter Ruplomi, the mother, opohi, For nmouthj)an Raphael — ft had been 12 years since but ibis ur4rdffie way ii nursed her Infait daughter at Dr. Raphael bore her own helping to save bte*t lives In her brmM. The Inlaid, ho* child — As borrowed the developing nations. ever, was not Duus Raphael's nursing Infants of friends to In America, Interest In OWL She Wi adoptee help etlinniet, her own milk brad hiding Among middie"I couldn't Imagine supply. Thus 51* proved to class women has been hi. bringing up a child without herself what her research end creasing since the liHe but that closenea," the mother that ii others bad shown: that the growth In research, said. "There Is an Intimacy, wlthnoelgng morethan good organization, and there ii a quality of in. nutrition, rest. and the publications devoted to the teractlonwhjdlnomotherhu stimulation of an infant, subject has never been ever described except WOfl*fl con produce breast greater than It Is today. perhaps to another mother." milk without a pregnancy. Oversimplified, what But an adopted child? It ha called relartatlon, just ppens during r.lactation Ii ha For Dr. Raphael, who heads one phase cia pro ferati of li on the suckling b dirnulitee the year-old Thgnaii Lactation research In the field oh breast th e breaM nerve endinge. Center here, nursing an feeding. Relactatlom Is Impor. They, In turn, *Imulate the adopted chIld was a natural taut not only for that hipituitary gland, which outgrowth oh nearly 20 years thnacy, that upeclal quality of releases the hormones of research In breast feeding. Interaction of which Dr. prolactin and ozytcdn. Ihoss __ Safety A 3 to public oIdato to msbo those O"" public with medsecking. f.dJ gw.unmt seems to be oporatbig ond the same basic 1,gla.Ipl,bettheyhevem — idea when they'll get ansaid to checidap out a And th y,,entslktothe accuisd to the Thet aWbsd. mse It awf* ON? to MnIPIY &rhas the aiaaUon and investigation as np1atht wtaidlj M01100111 — even tiwugh the ftisØ may very well deses aortas .tlmuIon. It seems, in tact, to am ,age citizen, to think d*fW wWgwmwAntiswmftftstkwmdtbWr money_,naldbe th,oppnd$o( thelnup tilhth they're trying to project RAY CROMLEY PO"M ftm spoUge is reckonwl in the h= of millim of dolkis, not to mention the lost wages or caonery workers, ___ and the eventual imct on theer — herge,yp,j _. The njj 110111111 to - ____ Questioned recently about whether a poadhi. conflict of Interest on the Sanford Housing Authority hued of e.J,, flret mad. public In The Evening Herald) was being in. veela'ud, Go.ti 1n said he amidn,t comment or cum a opicifle case. "But call uw the morning of Sept 10," he said. 'lbenI maybeable to tsUyousth" Santos case, but did explain the guiersi pruc&r. 1tsr a written complaint Is ubmiftd, an inveistigalor Is seeigned to check It out. aw qusutloci about he has Is whit he call a very 'iicommlfta1" letter — which dssm't em till n whether to Like Noah and his family aboard the ark, Americans have ridden out a long storm of ree._u1ci and lnfLstkvi Th. imh..# flWU4D statistics for the first haifa me were as welcome a sign as Noah's dove. Provided the dove doesn't get shot down. — A good harvest of frtMta and vegetables went torn rket In Californiaonly to have a Thamstes . _____ enpI,l, aW a Tha the iilpii7iWe d V a fU, krmal lmatlUos ISOiheiJ the cow plaint and the bued'a daciMen to puen'_It or' smmad. publlc The bosrd'a inst IL1Il4 to (7p t_. i mry'Jdng " hindd.'UwaaI WA SVWbMR,UIbI*W, maid open our rec4tlM aid clii, up the MhakHofl." The proceMe Issimilar to 1w, the Mats Qiiini1ion on Ethics operates, but DVcl. Larry Gonsda can at 1mM put qiwullona Into a time me. pchostnan said iiomisy as ccaliin't RyJAC*WEUNEDOWD the b ___ . _ ___ Ackley wed to thai out. H. celled the Equal $nayueM Oecs bet they wouId.'l tell him Imoeril - __ " Knowles said. "ft suomli awhafly Mupid bid we lutsly don't hive NY Mee whit Ira aboid," 0 12 Mcnffi*. $33.10. Strikes ___ ,,i, luw m. r..i FIIoylMMOmcs wss't r, NY ditMI, or even diacom a cue, l a upl.Jut to rIMtlMSd — aad d'i Cue huet rsediid Yet. h ft WW, iii tolO$ They P hive "quit a b.ckl," accrdiuig it the office —'---ii— , ui'q1 lv from the taMal v5I---Oi . ri om. to d6.appuendy h. born ird with i*Rpm lap t ql Mlii Nlj 1.iLL.1I_, 'N' ii72 — which color, ralI, The mihery ir to that nocieatdtyhiul.—utawens, Wren Kaowh. aet PM sur am Achiey, sobody — can fs out whul the 'flsg.d violutlon occi.d or whi wu itioleed. there's notmbthedtycundiabsutlt THE PLAZA . AD EVERY MONDAY IN THE EVENING HERALD HILDA RICHMOND 5743167 DItoM • University, rmently visited his when he began to smolder when famil y and many friends in asked w ha t his reaction was to Sanford, and attended many the opinion held by Joar... that he social events while in Florida. Isn't really an Innovative designer, sticking pretty much Dr. Hurston is sponsor of t he Phi Lambda Business Club and to simple, understat ed clothes. the Associated Mck Students "I am not only the most inBusiness on the university novative designer in this campus. country, but in the world and FLOWERS of sequins, and Liza Minnelli's wardrobe for her Las Vegas act, and the "major stars at the And this fail. "We introduced u totally new asymmetric - ... neckline. Mr. Yves St. Laurent didn't come up with it. Not 1 ~~- ,, permn on Seventh Avenue did." . Dr.Hurstonlsthesonof Mrs. (oday,"he replied. His position is totally secure. Mabel J. Huon and the late He reached dowfl and Asymmetrical neckline in- lie doesn't worry in the least (lifford J. Hunon Sr. produced that morning's paper troductd by lialiton tbout ma taini mt. I .- I -~_,,' I ' -TS 'P Brighten The Day For Anyone in the Hospital or III at Ham. Say "I Care" In a very special wa Call- 322-IV2, Academy Awards." • -L • , .,ij , ~ 1. . . , I ' I: Sanford Flower Shop A One Of Central Florida's Leading Florists 2 E. Commercial____________________ Ave. ______________________ -r---- L t '•5•_••' S ..; - 4.. -rg- '. . S • Th: •' • • J .. . • -. • - .. - S - • .. 'I,' . • I . . . '"1.-. &'? • I • . • - . .• • . . - r ' ..- •. -• I _ j • '• • . • • • .'. . .3. • . , .• . • . .4:: ., , • . ...................................• • •. .1 • . .• ' •. ..•. •_ .• :4.. . ,':Th. .: •• *••. . - . I, • . 'k •.- •.__: ;. ;. , . • • • •: : 1). -I.,' •t , ,, ' • ' :( i •.. .. . . • • •. • i. • S'(, • . •. I i'r~iI .', • �I1M Fl. Tasty. Au. 17. fl7S TEL VISION LISTINGS w TU.àd.y (I) iso IF- EvMe, CD Fldo us i)(i)P FMLYN!FA (I) iOM __ NDP5S MY FA1L MARTIAN t30 (I) REPUBLICAN NA- t1. " (MW) I tNt . tNt () 11 bst 8hU1L MW Constanc• Ford. 1U (fls) I M Mws bi Ps L* e Vei 81n (Rt) "Pie Guci fit S PulmIt INO. 130 CL • DAYS CF CL laits K, is,. 'TPlTP4 i •SESME8JFET i3o CELESRITY EPSTMS •iao CLIS iI (I) NEC. OF FOR. 1135 T (I) (Thai. 55 (titmt) L)NOTFCRM EN OILY (7) TiE E.ECTRIC C0M .- I, (R) (I) HOT BEAT YODANCV • ____ (I) TOTELT1S 1*ITH YMI (1) CL C0P4TRATI01I IL t m T, Iflcn, t EaIc ç I 515 T15 C1 • p CD ac CT101 P FOR THE DEAF • LLMS. YOQANØ YOU lix L TlY MYSTffiY Teusu &K (7) (I) ITA_D . ILL OO55Y1H T 24 55 STAR TC .. rw -i-- irns a MOViE Iw." 1128 Sn d by aSn 1d515t2aM5 V15. Puis l ____ i_I (4) (1) a P'*JCNI T10P* ,s.iw L$ l'flC&It w&wy __ 115 hl 24 • wMibsw, _J ''/ (I) F?MILY PSUD flE oocrurIe (4) (1) TiE GUU)IN (2) (7) ()AUCPROJ& (R) (Thin.) I .EPN( • () fl5 ,4 , MACE 115 MOVIES (Thin JE (Pt). (F,t) NOVA (R 24 iiy n HOLLYWOOD 300 (2) N1OThERvF5J (4) (1) AU. Pd THE FAML ) (Thin.) 24 flfi YC&q lJM4 1) - l05 ZOOM (I) HAPPY DAYS (Pt) TOBENCLJdC) 55 12W (I) HOLLYWOOD linda i ix (4) • (fibi., Ti, (&b 330 (4) CLM'TCHGME TIQUES (Tues.) ERICA (Timn.)IW4(FfL)I*5Jl 801.MS (flbt) A BiT WITH IGI ,MAN 3:15 (I) GENER*L HOSPITAL ) Nd-- aM As 11€ CL (I) • in c Nd CR01TM .,- - rd. (4)i) PPj01ff CD aM aM ,y0 (55*) ItOD S.JC N (I) 8011(R) ___ CL 1Ni (T) 'lbs Op 11W i. zion, Oult (d.) lb. - S • .--is PM NIP,' (Tim) 'lie Iy (Pt) It. 1bJ 0 a bIL () Wmi laM LI.. .it' 1* ty O ________ () CD -'_--• PCWI AR T1S1L A ok O*IMm* Apach. Sculptor Allan .0 AMCPENNE CD ANT1QIES CLASSIFIED ADS P a iui ___ CL (4) Cl) . __________________ mn si000s (I) MARY I4ARTMV MARY HART CD M) CL V DAY& Fcr "u ' '"" 55 (It) _____ CL MOVE: ey UNDEROOG (2) Cl) NE (4) CE YOUNG NI) (Mon.) RIVALS OF 9EOCiciioi E'P1NG AT POPS (md.) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS (Uus.) NOVA (Ri) BOCK BEAT •BIGvQLEy io 55 Mornhig 6:10 81115*5 MUVIAC 615 4W ST. CC isRv oftimli (I) EDGE OF NIOKI 55 8ESSTPr 24 ADO,SMBFAMLY 430 (4) I.S DOUGLAS SH (l)uxv 24 iacicv MOLIE cu (2) T1'EOONO8HCM (MW) t.d '1 IfldJ?IIId(1Np. lM**l.l1Cflt.OWt (flbt) wmi ns iw (Tu.s.. Wed., Thurs.) I DIEANOFENIE) PROFILES 54 WUCATION (Ff1) PICTI. OF iEMj)t iw.r,y nait. Cl) ox CL (Ftc,lly)i0PEAMOF EAI-f& CL -CD DPSS Cl) CAPTAPI N T94. MLLE SPE Ti. ri" (1)4 aØn aMTorlTarvs),hels special with guests An nsy. Iby Q THE WILBURN W.dn.sdoy mons, Anthony Qusyls, SniP,' )t]OIUIf A FR'ENO __ 12:00 CL DALY Lwan OU* hN D. 3 Aft.ro.ø anorie a MOVE. •Pki!*. La • 1W ci) M.D m.D VIEST illS t1IIId ci) ULI& YOGA API) VOl 24 MISTER ROGER aM (4) Ci) SEARCH FOR TOMOPRI • LOVE, AMERICAN STYlE CD cii e.a MY Qlt 55 (Fri.) ROMAGNOL$ TABLE 12:56 CI) PECPEWS C4)PASTOtss'nxv ci) 5ftfl SiES1ER yj () uu,..g, PlOY. I IPI ViSUAl 11U 1:00 (2) 80flEIT Cl) MODAr Cl) 9tN12E.ILLES T*TI1 CL (I) fl1ES: Mn) flp w. (lias.) 'lie A.&11Jd 7W CL • TODAY (LoM i TiE ELECTRIC PANY 55L.ASSIE 24 6:30 CD ThE ELECTRIC OCM. 55 HARlEY (I) GILLIGAN'S ISLANC (2) NE (I) pnjjg iERfl • BEWTC1 (I) RYAKS HOPE DALY CEVOTIOptj. SOD CI) ADAMI2 PAHY (I) E?pjy ptIjJF3 55 ROBERT V.40 P56: RE- i.' (') L F Bt PORT (flvg.) FurbüJ Ganwe 55 TiE LOIS RANGER 725aMe25). C4)Cl) CBS PEYda: (730.5 CANNONIAU. nit r, Di.4). 55 POAPI)FRIBCS _ Cl) GOOD MORNING AMERICA 2 OW Cl) "ODE TO NIT - -. INS i:N III Ci) CAPTAIN ICANQAAOO JOE" CI) PIlL DONAHUE SH % Ci) LS DOU.AS CL MOVIE ) Itrvr, OI (85W)'l Ion Chan.y, John Cirradin. AlSO PLIA MUSSY SVIIYIUNDAV,&J5.jp* Mild 0v. L1 I TUESDAY, AUGUST17 Overeater, Aasa7 7:30 pin., Florida Power and ugg, saoriI. ___ (15IUlbUfl7 Jaycees, 7:30 pin., lbs Barony. Parata A.saym.sa, for troubled parents, 7:30 p.m., CIb community united Methodist Qmrdi. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST11 Sanford Kiwanis, noon civic Center Csuelberry Rotary, 7:30 Lm., The Caboose. Sanford Seresader, Senior citizens Dance, 2:30 p.m. civic Center. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 Sulord CIvft.aa Club, 7:15 a.rn, Buck's Restaurant. SsnfordAA,Ip.m.,1201W. Ftrstst. Lake Mary Rotary, S sin., Mayfair Country Club Sertoina Club o(Sanfcrd, 12:11p.m., Mayfair Country Club. South Seminole Optimist Club, 7:30 a.m., Ramada bin, Altamoile Sthgs. FRIDAY, AUGUST 20 YAC Club for SJks, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Seminole South Rotary Club, 7:30 am., Ld Cium1ey's, Altamonte Springs. Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.ni., Bock's EDGAR ALLAN POE 1 DMRD!MARYPGI FDENGIS OHFROM1jGARJAL LAN1POE T LABLETSYELATDSAO IM OREMIGARUONUMER! C Y H IL EL OS HA H RU I MA LU M EO SHERAVNEBLENORENK SPRNFREDLE IRFKRyKC I CFCPI HOEURKNEVAREHT OMIMNAEKEHULALUC I THLELDORADOER IYELDU H ELETACKCALBEHTS lIE G IF ES A 18TH EGO 1DB U G S HMORELLATH IHOS I LVER 1 I $ p'ce of ch,ikr,, mo,J,td pGt&1 und 3O/ (cit IdW onJ b, R ___________ I" Vol.. ./i frt1 GOOD AU DAY JD/$ ,9Oe ro C*4iKN 39EN E)*H.Y 11A.M. VII. ? PU-PSI.1, SAl. TIE. N3flPM. l53iP'.ubAvi (Hi-wiy 17.fl) __________ asiIord OH UMDEDUMLAWODAHSHO MLTH SELEUOIHRGOFELN lflIttLiCtiflhlt -- -k.I, -. - -. rr ..n w ward, up, down or dsigonaIIy. Find seth and boz it In... £1 Dorado Ilgela The Black Cat Eureka I'orella The Raven The Gold 6ug Shadow To Helen Lenore Elmira Ulalume Tomorrow: Great Ship Disasters 18-Help Plaintiffs, vi. WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER. at. al.. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: MAY A. ROSESON, whose resIdence is 107 Magnolia St., Lakeland, Florida: And to: S. F. WHITHER V. whose residence is 702 Oak St., Sanford, Florida; And to: ntc GEORGE R. ALEXANDER, if alive, or If dead, to his unknown heirs. devisses, legatees or gran. tees, and all other persons or parties claiming by, through, under or aoalnat th•m1 A.d - in! NELLIE A. GORDON. it alive, or if dead, to her unknown Miii, deyls.es, legatses, or grantee., and aliotherpersonsorparli.sclalmlng by. through, under or against them; AVON HAVE A VERY MERkY CHRIST. MAS - and the money to pay for Slsr now - selling beautiful Products. Make beautiful money Call 644 30fl for information. Live-In housekeeper, to care for siml.invalid man. Lake Mary. -. AtomObile Salesmen Central Florida's oldest Toyota dealer I' 'nt•'..-•.. In : .,. '-'t ru-a' ncI an hove a dnire to mak, well above the a.er.ge income. Floaters and drunks need not apply. Past sales experience helpful but • not essential. Apply Mr. Thornton .- ECONOMY TOYOTA -, # Studio, 1,2,3 ApIs. -. • f L Quit?, One Story Kitchen Equipped Adult-Family I . ,' - - on. Bedroom From $ 135 MRS. B. F. WHITHER. IN., If alive, or if deed, to her unknown heirs, devisees, iegatees or gran. tees, and all other personsor parties Claiming by, through, under or against them, And to: J. 5. ALEXANDER. If alive, or If dead, to his unknown heirs, devlsees, legatees or grantee., and allotherpersonsocpartiescjaimlng by,i1,ruvgh,..ilt, w .uemnsl ihwvi And to: HARRY ALEXANDER, If alive, Cr If dead. to his unknown heirs. devisees. legate,, or grantee., and all other persons or parties claiming by, through, larder or against them; And to: ELIZABETH LUCKY BROWN, If alive, or it dead, to her unknown heirs, devlee., legatees or grin. tees, and all other persons or parties claiming by, through, under or against them; Arid to: P. 0. L. BROWN, if alive, or If dead, to his unknown heirs, devise.i, legatees or grantees, and all other persons or parties claiming by, through, under or against them; And Ib: ALL PARTIES OR PERSONS HAVING OR CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE OR INTEREST IN AND TO THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY. SITUATED AND BEING IN IEUINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, fO-WIT. Begin IS feet East and 530 feet North of the South.vest corner of Iection 10, Township 21 South, ange 31 East, then run 10.5-feet North. East 55½ degrees to the 'shroud rightof.w$y, Southeasterly long lM railroad riit.ol.way to a wlnt 1026 feet East of Point of $Iginning, thence to beginning. You, and notIfied you, hat a suit to quiet title to the above Iescrlb.d property has beet f lied Igainet you and you are required to copy of your atwwer to thi :omplaint o plaintiff's attorney. each of are !VELYN W. CLON1NGER, 149 iroadway, OvIIGO, Florida 32165. Ind file the orhiinal In the office of he Clerk of the CircuIt Court Of emlnoie County on or before ptember 14th, 1516; otherwIse the. liegatluns of the complaint will be aken as cufessed. The name of the ourt In which this action has bean rsstituted and the abbreviated title the cas, Is as above Indicated. This nolice shall be published once week for Sour conseculive weeks in Pile Evening Herald. WITNESSmy hand and seulof the :oun Sanford, Seminole County, loild., this iSh day ci August, ISle. at Seal) Arthur H, Bacxwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Cherry Kay Travis Deouty Clerk 'ubilsh; Aug. II, 17, 34, 3), 1516 IEC 55 i Defendant. NOTICE OP SALE Notice is given that pursuant to a final iudgment dated August 5, 1516, In Cases Has. 15-241; 74514: 74)011 and 74.1Iof the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit in and for Lake County, Florida, In which CITIZENS NATIONAL SANK OF LEESBURG, ADVANCE ENTERPRISES, INC, HAROLD L. KINTZ, MARY JANE KINTZ. J. B. MILLONIG, KATHLEEN). M1LLONIG, ROY A. JONES as curator of the Estate of A. T. FERDINANDS'EN, deceased, ROY A. JONES as curator of the estate of ESTELLA 0. FERDINANDSEN, deceased, PIPING & PAViNG, INC.. FLORIDA MINING & MATERIALS CORP., OSCEOLA CONTRACTORS, INC., EUSTIS READY MIX CONCRETE CO., INC.. MAROLF. INC., KIRTON CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. and SEWER & WATER UTILITY SUPPLY CO.. INC. are the parties, I will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash in the lobby at the rwrth door of the Lake County Courthouse In Tavares, Lake County, Florida, at 11:00 A.M., on September 5. 1516, the following described property: Parcel 1: All lots In all blocks in Astatula Estates Unit 1, recorded In Piat Book 2), Pages 54 and 53, Public Records ci Lake County, as Florida. Parcel 7: Lot 1, Pinewiew First Addition, according to the plat thereof as recorded In P1st book 10. Page 33, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. Parcel 3: LoIs 1$ and 15, Block A. Shores N Lake Killarney, Section 2. according to the plat thereof as recorded in Flat Sod T, Page CI, Public Records of Orange County, Florida, Parcel 1: LoIs I ttsru 1 both inclusivo, Lots 10 tttru 13 both inclusive and Lots 15 thru 20 both Inclusive, all in Long $hor per put thereof as recorded in Plat Book 5, Page 134. Public Records of Orange County, Florida. Dated: August 13th. 1516. as JAMES C. WATKINS Clerk of the CircuIt Court By: 5: Kay ReIch Deputy Clerk PublIsh: Aug. Il. 1516 DEC SI Division, the address of which Is Drawer C. Sanford. Florida 3277). The personal representatIve of the estate Is Irving U. Felder, w$-iose address is Drawer B. Winter Park. Fl 32790. The name and address of the personal representative's attoeney are set forth below. All persons having claims or demands against the estate are Did you know that your club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $3 per week? This Is an ideal way to Inform the public of your club activities. Sanford, Flu. ' 322.2090 $130. 3231762 :;k Or Adults-Nopets 4 Rooms, furnlsted, water paid Child & pet O.K. $120 mo $0 Magnolia Ave. 3320251. ______________________________ Realtor-As., After Hrs. 534. 1723. FRICKE & FRICK 4620 Or 323.3131 3 BR, 1' bath, central air 1. heat. 301 E. 23rd St., $200. Call 3fl-M .refrlgerator, $153 mo. Security, 5100. 322-7195. r(r 11 U u private patio. Water & lawn mantenanc, furnished, plus SANO LJ S 0 Swimming & t•nnis. $215 ma. CALLBART REAL ESTATE. 322- UTH 74,,. Near I-I and SR 436, 3 BR, clean 1 bright, fenced yard, $130 lease. 417 5301. 3 BR, air Conditioned, fenced yard. In Suniand. $113 mo. plus security dep. 3230141. 25,OOO 3 BR Mobile Home in Longwood, Homes rnadyforyour Inspsctior, and Immediat, occupancy 5120 mo. No pets. $30 $630. Classliled Ads will always give yoe more. - . Much , Much More than you expect. SanfordAve.,4Blocks5outhofM,.B FOR INFORMATIONCONTACT - 2 BR, carpeted,air Adults, $110 mo. Brcillnv O1hnm.2').&A7A w-wg - --I 323 1301 or 322 4170 - BUILDER.DEVELOPER W1age. LAKESIDE A PA RIME NTS Large 162 Bdrm. FurnIshed or Unfurnlsh.d 'CLUB ROOM POOL' the claim, the name and address of the CTlditOr or his agent or attorney, to hi clerk to enable the clerk to NO DEPOSIT NO LEASE REQUIRED V.F.W. BINGO Highway 17.92, Sanford Every Sunday Across From Ranch Housi 1:30P.M. 323.U7Oor 631.777 V.F.W. LOG CABIN ON THE LAKEFRONT . -a'r the ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. AND OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the til publication of this Notice of AdmInistration: August 11th, 1916. Irving M. Felder As Personal Represent.hive of the Estate of Shirley W. Meeker Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE: FELDER AND BERMAN By: Jed Berman. Drawer B, Wirder Park. i 32790 Telephone: 6444673 Publish: Aug. Il. 21. 1976 DEC Ii rUøoland ASjN. M(jr A. 364 Bedroom Mattle nusine- Meeting 7ndMoricj0y.3000 Club Hours -3pm ((l45 Wed I Ilingo Ttt,,soa, 2(iio it Your CiI,b or organization Would likp o be included In thus lIsting aII: 2 Bath OUALITY HOMES ATMODERATE PRICES Cen'. il Heating and Air Conditioning Carpeting s' , 1 Models ______ L -- ;Il . ,._,_I ____________ - - '"' THE HERALD ICONSTRUCTION c DEPARTMENT 3?? 7611 Realty UNBELIEVABLE - IBR, 2 ba,n, central heat & air, foyer, eat.In IDYLLWILDE SPECIAL - 211 W. 25th Sanford, For Appointment Country HomeLakefront large bedrooms, 2 baths. 537,700 Fia. j "- -.-. BR, 1'.' Call 305.322.3)03 ' Call Sanford's Sales Leader 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS 254$ Park ______________________ - - LONGWOOD- Beautiful corner lot with large oak shade tree in front. Set ma quIet neighborhood, this) fiR 2 Bath home it clos, to schools and I I & 17 92. Features large rooms, range, refrigerator, metal shed, utility room, patIo, and double carport. Will sell FHA. See it today to appre'ciale this atIractive home. Only 5.29.900 ROOM TO ROAM - A beaulllul 2 BR home on 110' 200' lot. Only ; years old, this home has large rooms, lovely oak floors an above ground pool ASking 535.000. Submit your offer, x an with privacy, 2017$ FRENCH trucks .For Inatlon,cait Bill Ray O"iacli Mink, 531-1311. Req. Quarter horse, spiritid, well trained. excel, for good rider. or make offer. 3653983. ___________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- '12 and '73 Models Call 323 1570 or aji ___________ 460$ Dealerl ...._......,,i 68-Wanted to Buy holes. Balance of 531.1$ or 10 payments of $6. Call credit manager. 3229111 or see at SANFORDSEWINGCENTER 301 E. 1st St., Downtown Buick Station Wagon -- PhiilipsloStat,on 9th& French Ave ______________________ For used furniture, appliances, 1971 Capri, standird Shift tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 lte. Tape deck. Very lOw prIce Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. -3 1506 Cash 322-4132 Sewing Machine singer Touch 'N Sew, with wa;ut W Buy Furniture & Miscellaneous. Sell br 30 pcI commission Free Pick ups Auction, Saturdays 7 p.m. _S.anford 322 2210 1966 Mustang, new pa,nt, white with blue interior Many flOw including battery, alternator, radiator. etc 5.675 323 2791 after 6 * SINGER FUTURA * It you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to 1977 El CamIno V-S. automatic. One Of Singers finest, Sold new for over $600. Needs someone to assume balance. 5IN.IO. Cr pay $12.30 mo. Free home trial, Will ta'e trade, Call Bill at 139 5097. P111EV WOODS BARN conSole, balance $79.50 or 6 payments of $13.30. NATIONWiDE. 33, 5091, - power Steering. $1515. WHEEL RANCH OF SANFORD 'tour phone ring. Dial 322 26)1 or 5319993 ___________________________ We Buy Furniture 1971 Triumph Splice, DAVE'S 323-9370 ____________________________ ______________________________ 323 S011atter6 529CC ____________________________ ,-, i '.4 " BUSINESS DIRECTORY . ,. - , JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ,- Itf,_s. cover your tion, w,l,i alum & sOtfit System Also Pooling, Gutters 20 yrs E.p Eag'e Siong Co 5.3) 951 Siding Pest Control - Interior, Plaster Exterior Plastering, Patching & Simulated Brick & Stone Specialty 372 2150. ART BkU4N PEST CON I ROL 7S6? P ri Dr.-.e )2 11 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, It Classitied Ads didn't work there wouldn't be any - '-- - 3Bedroom,I'.-bath,centraIhest& air, carpeting. Excellent con dition. 522.500. 3235516. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON :io'merly Harrielt's Beauty Nøo. Charming older a tIP, extra large beautiful tree shaded yard Large pictur, wIndow, fireplace. Estate sale, $25,000 Harold Hall Realty, Golf game gone to Pot? Sell ttloseold C&A clubswltha classified ad Call 322- 261) or 831-9993. - W. Garnett White Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. 107' CommercIal Allervtion, Dress Making. Drapes, Upholstery. 322 0107. ESTERSON LAND CLEARING Bulldozing, Excavating. Ditch work. Fill dirt, top soIl 337 ____________________________ eator. - --- Sewing Service rock All kn,li eldigging. Housetral.rs stored and mo,ed $19 E F'rst. 322 S7 __ BackHoe Larvi Oearng. fill dirt, ______________________ ALTERATIO4S DRESSMAKING YOU ARE MISSING SOMETHING IF VO'i HAVEN'T TRIED A CLASSIFIED AD LATELY Home improvements 373 5151 C E SHEPHEPO Paintinc. Rem;iji1n3 General Re,5 Call 323 BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 2635 S. Sanford Ave. 321 OlSCeves. 322 7613 Root Repairs. Catpeotrp, Pa riling Home Repairs, Guttering. Cement 'work Free estimates I)) $47 __________________________ Deltona Custom- 2 bdrm. lull dining. 2bath, 7car garage, many extras inside & out, adloining lot with garden spot I, truit trees available 1031 Madura, cupancy when you want it Owner 571-1)96 Like new home. zoned commercial, Ideal otfice. $21,500 Harold Hall Realty, Realtor, 323.S714. ______________________ QUIET AREA 23 BR redecorated house, lots of kitchen cabinets, eating r, new carpeting, new roof. centrel heat yJ large fenced baCk yard, Approx 12.000 down. 5)85 month Price $21,500. Owner, 323-0522. Central Heal & Air Conditioning. For lree estimates, call Carl Harrs at SEARS 'n Sanford in a,iow.rig, eoing, tC't'tl, ng Phone 373395.1 Carpentry, Rrmo.v.Iriq, Atjdib,ons Custom Work Lucensag, Bondeø Tree Service Free estimates ________________________ EXPERT LAWN CARE Free Estimates there a trimmng Mowing. Edging, Stop and think a minute - if classi tied ads didn't work, wguldo't be any PLANT A CLASSIFIED AD FOR WHATEVER YOU WISH TO BUY OR SELL. AND WATCH THE PROFITS GROW! _Lawn Core ,,, LUM1SERJACYS TREE SERVICE Iree lrmn,' Trmmng Phone 37.3 1193 WAYNE . LENNOX a. ASSOC, TurfgrassConsulting5,r,, Golf Courses, Ball Fields, Lôwni 37) 6019 hoc more nfø estimates 3427 liZ & 'emiai L-c,rse-d 1. re, ni',3 Well Drilling Free estimate 373 6030 WELLS DRILLED. Pu.Mr's SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All lypi'S andsizes he repair and seryc, Painting some camping equipment you no Ii3nger use? Sell 1 all wthi a Classilied Ad in The Herald Call '122 ?Si I or $31 999) and a fro'iSI ad ,ISOr will ht-Ip ou Have Loriqwood. small lake, 3 BR. 2 bath central aIr. 1500 sq ft , living ___________________________ ,. I F'ji?:t I',,hi,', ncr c Er , S.f-iJC ir-ces sn ru STIflE MACHINE 1. SUPPLY CO A 2nd St 1)1 kifl ,q itrn,)!% )2 0i59 -U-- i"' vJt 5749 ____-- -- Landscaping - _ - ________________________ Phone 322 710), Sanford -' 322 2611 or 131 9993 and a Iriendly v.1 visor will help Land Clearing Beauty Care -- Have some camping equipment you no longer use' Sell it all with a Classified Ad in The Herald, Call - Reduced for quick sale- By Owner, Suniand 3 BR, I balh. hell & air, many extras $19,900 3.49 $371 race 5 _________________ Home Improvements GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOQ A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS' REALTORS-130.60o1 Eves. 323-3819 - 321-0041 One of Singer's top Touch and Siw Zig-Zag machines. Assume balance of $lI3.SOor pay $11_co per mOnth. Will take trade-in. Singer I CRANK CON'ST., REALTY Only 5 years old, 3 baths, central heat, MLS REALTORS Lsasea Datsun lnctudingZcarsand ___ Aluminum Siding SANFORD. brick 3 BR, I', baths. $100 down. About $110 a month pays all 8'- pcI. annual PCI. rate. - Only $16,000 - Peg Reil EstateBrohei' 803W lit St 323 6061 or 323 0517 eves. $15500 carpeting, largeutility room. Neat 'IN Clean, $22,000 conditi, 5.953. Firm, $62 $421. -_____________________________ -..-.'" - residence $15,230 CHECK THIS ___•: FUTURA BY' 'SINGER - 1975 Dodge Dart, green with whiuts vinyl top with sunroof. Take over payments. 323 7919 ____________________________ __________ _. M. UNSWORTH REALTY Goodies galore. $31,100 be uSed for combination business- shots, -, "' Req. German Shepherds, with papers. $33 or best iffer. 103 E. Woodland Dr., 3223747 _______ 197) Ser Beetle, I speed, good - Bookcase-twin bects, foam mattresses, $23 each. 373103$ ____________________ BR, 2 bath with walk-in cl,s,hs. 2 BR. 1 bath, can All -. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU an early sale. Beaulihul Custom 7 - 8OAutos for Sale show quality. Cropped ears & shots, siso to $300. Terms. 365. 1969 vw FastbaLk, automatic _____________________ transmissi, new tIres. 5.500. 323. ' English Springer Spanlelpi,, i5; wks. AKC Reg. Reasonable price. Clittiordan,Realtor $31 5222 IT'S BEEN REDUCED- $1,IQOfor ATTRACTIVE - Doberman AKC Puppies, pet and 109W. 1st St. 322-2335 We Buy Furniture family room & garage, large screened porch facing lake THIS IS IT' Unbelievably priced at fromyourbeautlfulfmilyr 40' HIghway Trailer, 1943, tandem. $900. 64$ $900 65-Pets-Suppljes .- ______________________ 3 BR, dream home with 2' -i baths, on scenic lake Private wooded lot, Overlook your spacious backyard trees & Counlry atmosphere, Recently painted inSide a. oul. ' $55,000. Appraised LAKE MARKHAM hithen, family rIm, chain link fence. $29,950 fOUR IMAGINATION - will run wild with thiS 2 BR concrete block homeon 100' * ISO' lol with loads ol Uppland Park Homes B - CLASSIF lED tgags oh dining & living room. Fenced, Nice neighborhood with pool and tennis courts available. 52.000 down and assume 533.000 mortQ6Qe. 3738302. "SERVICE BEYOND THE CONTRACT" FLEET RESERVE Pr.5 Oviedo area, country home, custom built, 2'-. acres, IBR, 3 baths, office, 3300 5.. ft.. 3 mos. old, $1,000 equity and assume mor- Sanford- 3 bedroom, 3 bath, 'den, INC. 1 FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS representative, or the venue or iurisdlctlon 3f court. . 580.000. Owner, 365-6410. Kish Real Estate hOt to whom a Copy of this P1011cc of Administration has been mIlled are requlrot WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE NOTICE, to file any objections they may have that challenges the validity of the decendent's v.111, the qu.sliflcations of the personal lots, $30,000. 323-7314, - mail one copy of each personal representative. All persons interested in the estate Lake Mary, 3 BR. near lake, fireplace, fruit trees. 3 lots, 2 bath in Loch Arbor, Huge fenced lot, central heat & air. Many custom items. BP,' 531.500. Gotta See! THS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk of the above court a written statement of any claim or demand they may have. Each claim must be in writing and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due. the date when It will become due shall be slated. If the claim Is contingent or unhiquidat..1, 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 the claim 0457. eves. 323-3961. JUST LISTED - This terrific 3 BR. required. WITHIN THREE MON- and must indicate the basis for Reg. Real Estate Broker General Contractor 3724457 Stenstrom Cabinets, .. 3 BR, 2 bath, small dowrt.nogualifying. Ph. days, 321. - 79_....ThijJs.Trajle __________________________ EL... -- Treeshaded,teflcediot,3BR,1iB, ______________________ Fla. rm., kit. equip., air, cpt., By Owner 6 - KULP DECORATORS fenced back yard. utIlity building, A bargain,a) 5l7,500.323-0476, * - Steam Clean Your Own Carpet RentOurReinsnvac CAR ROLL'S FURNITURE, - 51.ehokl Goods wither, dryer, Screen porch, 10' 7)' lawn bldg. 523.500. 3210119. 1569 Honda, CB 350. 9900 Miles Excellent coed. 5310. 322-3117. - 64-Equipment for Rent ________________________ ------ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR -2 BR, family room, screened porch, big JOHNNY WALKER 34-Mthile Homes - - - 7 BR, air - I Reg. Real Estate Broker 1100 E.2SlhSt, 3224653 BLAIR AGENCY 323.3546 or 333-1710 - '" - TAFFER REALTY MORECASH - 210E. lstSt. - $595 do. no qualitying, large 3 BR, 2 bath, family rm., central heat-air. large tot. Shade & fruit lrees. $235 fllO. 322-6345. qualifying. Payments monthly -- PLANTS&ANSWERS anytime, 323754) 1144. Move In now, Bathroom - FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGarden Center 78-j1torcycles 501 Celery Ave. _________________________ ______________________________ ______________________________ _______________________ Motorcycle loSuranc, Rare I. Exotic new arrivals. Counter tops. Sinks Installation available. Bud Cabell. 322 $037 CARPENTER REALTY assume - NELSON'S - Gu,'rant,ed reconditioned auto batteries, $12.95 exchange, REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1105 Sanford Ave. Kitchen ________ Phone 323.1oa. Lawn Mower Sales & For Wrecked or Junk Sell tP Best & Service the Rest, Cars & Trucks weslernAuto,301w. FIrst St., 322. Any yea' "iru 1q75 models. 7 days "a. _____________________________ week Call collect, 545 2131 - 1.500 Acres in Osteen. Owne.' wants to Sell, Want 1511 orokier Dodge Dart; alec will buy any make convertje - $200&Up 322.3031 or 322-5149 alters ___________________________ Large I BR home on St. Johns River Wanf Au?o BUY JUNKCAR$.._ft0nt$1Ot Call 322 1621 after 1 P.m. 62Lawn-Garden - Farm Wagons Sanford. kitchen equipped, with family Can mortgage. Plo Broker. 322.7174 323 0415 Day Night _____________________ 332-0415 Store & Ott ice Space available, Commercial area, downtown - 2 car garage $34- 1939 after 5pm. • Conventionai'S% Down 327-3991 3 BR.? bath home, carpeted, C-A, room. After Hri. - $313253. REAL NICE 3722111 REALTOR 3737$ 17 Casselberry, 17. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY-SELL-TRADE 311.315E.First5t. 322.5632 JIM HUNT REALlY 2S2lParkDr Fiirjtijr acre for Sale Req. Real Ei. ,.te Broker 321.0410 3237.95 322-0779 322-2741 treat $, chairs, straight chalr, ffllng as Is. Cash and carry, NOLL'S ______________________________ - Tires (5), 10* 16.3, lug and 3 GM 6 lug 10" rims. $140. Also tool utility box, steel for step side pick U9. 135. 372.063, .C' or 1ti 'Jeiks tXft&jt4e desk _. - Cabinets, Merchandise - 74-AUtO Pai'ts 1. Chairs, secretarial dess SACKETTINVESTMENT CORP.,REALTORS HOME?'... $100 d0Wfl as ASSOCIATES INC., REALTORS, Unfurnished Sanford- 3 BR, 2 Bath, air. stove, A payment to qualified buyers. 3 BR. 1' baths, central heat, refurbished. As low $11000 Only $23,000. Cali Phyllis Capponi, _______________________ - NEED 19155. ______ _______________________ French 332.1991 ___________________ Evs.322.1196;3fl-1144;)fl.) appliances, air Conditioned, drapes, area rug, fenced yard. $110 mo. 322.7oe - - lots from $4,990. Only $90 down with low payments. 647.1111. Florida room, plus 7 extra cornmercial lots. All for only busy corner, 573,000:214' BargaIn, 560,000; 100' corner, $30,000; 214' plus, Ideal, $130,000. 210', perfect, $150,000; Professional Bldg. $1IS,000 Sanford. Lake Mary area- 2 BR, Uflfurflish.d, two bedroom. Security Deposit. Adults Preferred. 332. tar 3:30. DEBARY - Beautiful 1 a ________________________ complate _- Uzed Office , ".t. :,.rn,.. 4uaes.uo'oaveø,tywatertlr, 3 BR,3 bath, central heat i. FRONTAGE,FRENCHAVE._100, 29035.Sanf'3rdAve. OWNER CRYING Must sell lovely 3 BR, 1'-7 bath home on meticuously landscaped lot with loads of privacy. Central air & heat. Garage. Assume low ltwerestmtg.orseIlerpaysaIin loan cost for VA or FHA financing. Accepting applications on S new town homes. Large 3 BR, 2',' bathi, c.arpet, central air, 2 car garage, formal dining, plus - .. Terms. As is, $12,300, - Cruiser, - protection. $ per for all or pick JENNY CLAR K N EALIY your own parcel & make offer, 571. Realtor Ptlon.305.372.I$N 1396 Days and After Hours _____________________ Wm. H. Stemper . Realtor s- 'YOLI lITTlE FEE .4CENC1" - didsl't _________________________ You Namett,iBuyIt Sanford Auct, l70OFreh.3fl. 60-Office Supplies ____________________________ '- ____________________________ WITT REALTY 1 BR. turn, apt., lights, water turn Adults only, $53. 322.2754 after 4 - Mr. Executive . -, TWO STONY MONTH'LY RENTAL I AVAILABLE Color TV, Air Coed., Maid Serv. QUALITY INN NORTH II&SR434,LmeWOod 10710 Lake Mary F urn. Apt. 3222241 -- - TWO STORY - Excellent Condition. 6 BR, 535.000. - _______________________ - Cabin -. , Ads Accesso,jes . - - Classified facIlities, excellent condition. Must iii to appreciate, sssoo. Days. 372.46)3 or 323 0511. Nights, 3737399 - 5, v. Trmi. JTI1 32' mOnth. 3fl.931J,. 43-4.g)t$.le.ge - wart. . mere wouldn't be any; 2SlIHwy I7. 322.5561 DeLand $outhr.dqe aolf course drd.'' 5"7 acr" r' DYNAMIC PROPERTI5S tertxlnlø.. WI l&7(Mc4iiiIj,n -- • VA Flnondng.Notldr,g Down • AlA - • - ___________________ STOP AND THINK A MINUTE it -. 1973 12'x4l', 2 BR, front kitchen. Take over payments of $15 a LAKEFRONT - 3 BÜ, garage, central heat & air conditioning, lovely landscaped yard. Over 100' on lake. Asking 533.000. Ad in the Herald. 327.36)1; $31 ROBSON MARINE 5316. REALTORSI3I).as33 ELEGANT CITY ESTATE - Pooh Fireplacel 4 BR, huge kitchen, sun room, cottage, many extras, Your last stopl You will love the en. JOHN SAUL'S AGENCY FROM I 2 BR, aIr, screened porch, child. P6 pets. $123. Also 1 BR, turn. air nice. $123. Also 3 BR unfurnishe. & arldscaped lot with 2 bedroom ITlobile home. Excellent condition, covered patio, storage buildIng, pool, marina, tennis. SI3,9. .Forresf Greene Inc. FHA TERMS -3 BR, 1½ bath, air. heat, well located, new root Seller pays all closing except prepays, Reduced to $21,730. Garage sales are In season, Tell thc people about It with I Classified - GfiEGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 OrlandoDrive Santord,323-S200 cOnditiOned, neat & clean. Move In flow. Drive by&caII today; Multiple Usting Service - 1SYR. PItA FINANCING SANFORD - Drive by - 1333 s. Ssammerhin Ave., large oaks, pine & palm trees, 3 BR. 2 baths, air pPivate, FURNISHED APARTMENT Receptionist - Secretary. Doctor's office. Full tIme, permanent poSition. to S. Prefer mature person, office experience necesSary send reium. 4 r.lerprv-ø' "3 x -CC-. - - Tho I Evenng Herald. P.O. BOX 1651, Sanford, Fl.. 32771. New 2-3 & 4 Bedroom Homes , Hwy 17-93, OrangeCuy LLoyd BabtI, Broker, 2100 Mellonville Sanford's newest residential neighborhood . LLOYDS REALTY - ______ Sanora 3 BR, 2 baths, central air & heat, 2 car garage, exceptional buy 7900 6263091. _____________________ 5100 3223600 ____________________________ Sate, sn Rosalia Dr., A19. 15, 20. 21. Moving. New 25 gal. Gas Tank; 230 Amp Welder; Fishing Gear; Heaters; Danish LR sat; Double Bed, complete; Stamp Albums; Cornet; Knick. ht Misc. Garage 42-'4MbileHornes - - AntigueLoveSeat Red Velveteen Upholstery 54-Gara sales __________________ - CO. Dayi-3fl.i Nights-3flfl52 BROWSE AND SAVE .. irs ee andfun.. The Want Ad Way. ntO. 1 BEDROOM af Professionahiv MaNa,.d $600 Down bedroom furnished apt.) male, is pets. 3223530. - 1'.- if kpies ____________________________ _____________________________________ ______________________ BROKERS 323-7832 - 904773.4))4 Lake Mary- clean & - EVES. 332.1517 or 322.0512 3 BR home, Orange City, double carport, many shade trees, CII 120' *137' deep lot, Price, $15,500, $135 3-° Si'; JOHNS REALTY S3-"iV.RadiO.StefeO HERB'S TV, 1300 S. French, 373. 1731. $30 57be Realty Hal Colbert _____________________ 1111' SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Wehaealarg,sel 111 __________________ white portable TV's. 135 to us. - Cnshadedlot.121.S00oreter , the Movieland Drive.in Theatre, South 11.52. Ptio.w 322- at sevIcusedmai, MOONEY APPLIANCE3m c, _______________________ Casselberry,atsradIve 2 BR, 1 bath. ' , - SAN MO PARK, I, 2, 3 bedroo,n trailer apti. Adult & family perl Weubly. 351$ Hwy 17.51, AssocIated Security, 327-1510 -'WE SELL SUCCESS201 CommercIal 323.5176 tn,s*, LONGWOOD AREAbeth, 530 ROSEDALE 527,300 LARRY SAXON INC.,REALTOR sm. Security guard, full time, midnIght shift. Prefer mature individual. STENOGRAPHERMAID - Plo experience WAITRESS - Immediate opening FINANCE COLLECTOR - mine FurnkIis I BR, 1 Bath In Sanford. Downstairs Convenient location. 553 mo p_ Commercial, 323-3176 A N Oil CE _________________________ I 31-Apartmeng EMPLOYMENT COUNSELLOR Put yourself In our place, we're growing. We need aggressive Promotable people. If you have guts, brains a. a moufti, we want you. AAA EMPLOYMENT, 201 only 323-1561. REAL ESTATE lealtor ' Y Sundey S to S Cerise 5(5055 KENMOREWASHER,parts Loveiy35R,3baffi,ct,a5 air, family rm., garage, large fenced yard, separate studIo. $5,000 equity & assume loan of $3Z000. 321-0503. & air SWAPSNOP.FLEAMARICET Anyone can be a seller or a buyr. No charge. All admItted ft'i. $130 firm. 327-2116 30$7 after 3:30, ZI 5. 23rd St.- Double corner iot, fruit trees. 3 50, 1½ baths IN.LAWSPECIAL Z I BR, 2 bath, private entrance ct DUPLUX- FurnIshed or ii . Iiciency, central air, carpet, fruit furnished. Ideal locatic trees. Screened Porch. 526,900. 62$. rnecnabIe rent 343.371), $01,. J1Zl54. Help wanted, light delivery. Must have car, know area. Call for appt. Laki Mary area, $4 CaIIBart Apar,m.nt, Ulurnithid Experienced, $10,000 potential 1505 W. 13th St. County, Florida, August 2nd, 1576. I BR, 2 bath, central heat I.ntsIa Expanding UlSs business needs working partners. No investment. DRIVER -Must have own truck or van. All expenses paid, plus BARMAID - Day & evening shifts SALES CLERK - Som, experience SECRETARY- Shorthand & typing a must UPHOLSTERER - Experienced, start $1010 mo. SALES - Experienced in produce DRIVER - MuSt have own tractor trailer, all expenses, plus salary. LANDSCAPER SUPERVISOR - - - home. 322.3231. couple preferred. Call Jean Hinds for an appointment at 321-0220 os write P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fia., 32771. Gardens Luiu,y Patio Apaitments Dated at Winter Park. Orange IN Till CIRCUIT COURT FOR )ISABLED SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA AMERICAN PROBATE DIVISION VETERANS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Flu Number 76347.CP FIFTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP Dlvlslei, Chapter FLORIDA, IN AND FOR LAKE lx Re: Estate of 30 COUNTY SHIRLEY W. MEEKER c*si NOS. 71.245; 14-154; 141174, hwy Deceased SOu'h Ct Sant'.,Ø NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CITIZENS NATIONAL SANK OF LEESBURO, Le.sburg, Florida, a TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Meetings national banking association, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST BuslneSs.7:3O1stTues PlaintIff. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL vs. I OTHER PIRSONS INTERESTED ADVANCE ENTRPRlSE5, INC., IN THE ESTATE: , Bingo I YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Defendants. that the administration of ihe estate Every Wed, & Sat. PIPING& PAVING, INC., Of SHIRLFY W. MEEKER,1 Early Birdsl)Spm Plaintiff, deceased, File Number 16-241-CP, is s. pending In the Circuit Court for _____________________ ADVANCP Ft4FxDDumtt ii,,i.mlnnia ti,.. rIA.l,t. I Will keep elderly petlents In ni y - a Trad o-s Dryqr,brandw, Plo qualifying, pay equIty, assume mortgage. 4 BR, 1½ baths. garage, gold carpet. . Close to COUNTRY CLUOMANOR_25R, I bath, CInraI heat a. air, 2uR, 1bafh,s1s50 - 41-Houses T.usdey, As,. 17, 1?76-7A - 52-AFpllancas - Sy Owner, 3 BR, 1½ billie, central H & A. screen patio, Carpeted. 126.900. 322-9553 after 3 REALTORS. ( 20l2SthS MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICTE NlCECOUNTRyhomeonlaaesin Psola, i 2 bath. $49,30, (stats liii nt.d -- eneva storing same at Altamosde Garage, undersigned, pursuant to the CcuntyNSemlnoie,StateofF Unless such certificate or car117 Longwood Avenue, Altamonte "Fictitious Name Statute," Chaper • Springs, Florida. Additional in. 163.0 Florid. Statutes, will register tiflcates shall be redeemed ac formation available from this Civil WittltMCIertofthOCIrcullCo,t, in cording to law the property Division of tie Seminole County and for Seminole County, dCrib.d In such certificate os Florida upon receipt of CertifIcates will be sold to lii Sheriff's Department. and the undersigned as SherIff of proof of the publication ci this highest casti bidder at the court Seminole County, Florida, will , notice, to wit: FLORIDA POOL hOvsedcoronthe30thdayofAug?, 11:00 AM. on the 5th day ci Sep. under whIch we are engaged in 1516. at 11:00 AM. Dated this Thid diy of July. 1576. timber, AD. 1576, cite.' t sale and business at 133 Candace Drive. In the thVn*11ckwlth,Jr. sell to the highest bidder, for cash, City 0 Maitlond. Florida. in., inc p.n,ux ,nTqi-es,eo in iaia ur !Ti lrCVhI QUfl subject to any and all existing loins, By: Thelma Scott, at this Front (West) Door of the businesi enterprise are as follows: Deputy Clerk Florida Pools of Seminole County Courthouse In PublIsh: Central Florida, July 27, Aug. 3, 10. 17, 1576 _____ Sanford, the above described per OEB.IIA Inc. (100 Per Cent) seoul property. lv . By: David D. Mason, That said sale Is being maoo to President satisfy the terms of said Writ ot DEC 21S111J1115fl 41-Houses front ApIs., 239$. Daytons keCit. Call Mrs N. Ii. HutctlIson, 322.1051. - SECRETARY - Exciting Glamour soot, fun work. Part time to start, $3 an hour. Attractive sales personality. AAA EM. PLOYMENT, 201 COMMERCIAL, 323 S 116. 115 AIrport Blvd. at H I;Sanford. Florida • HilIdhllon Ocisti Atlantic, APARTMENT MANAGERS Nurses: RN's 1. LPN's, Aides. Aid. companion. Needed immediately 625 0436. 4lHoIj56 - • - Eveof.. HiraM, SaMsrd. Fl. -Rort PPopsrfy 221 5. Ii, St. Wanted- Lazy Salesperson ac custonted to high Stindard of living. Call 323-0543. 1250. Make room in your attic, rage. Sell idle ferns wilh a Classified Ad. Call a Irlendly ad taker at 3fl. 2611 or 131.ffv3. - .. PublIsh: Aug. 17, 21, 31, Spat. 7, 1516 factory. United Solvents. 323-1101. Sales Clerk. experienced in ladles' Responsible married couple needed 10 rant & maintain new apartment ready-to.wear. Apply In person complex. You will live rent free Only to Roiay'i, 21$ E. lit SI., within the complex and receive downtown Sanhord. No phone salary & b.nefiis. No chIldren or calls. _______________________ pets. Retired or siml.retired .,, day of May, A.D. name of DYNAMIC SOFTWARE that Lura L. Thomas the holder 1516, In mat certain cas. entitled, CONCEPTS, and that I Intend to the f011owing certificates has filed First National Bank at Winter Park reglstersaldnamewlththeClettof slidCeiliflcatesforati*deedtobe the Circuit Court, Seminole County, issued thereon. The certificate ak-a Sarnefl FIrst National Sank of WInI es Park ski Burnett Sank of Florida In accordance wIth the numbers stid years of IsSuance, the Winter Park, NA. Plaintiff, -vs. provisioSO of the Fictitious Name de5CFIP$Iin of the property, and ml ciyde c. Peind, Defendant, which Statutes, To.Wit: SectIon ,65.0 names In which it was assessed are as fOlIOws aforesaid Writ of Execution was Florida Statutes 1557. Certificate No t6YearN issuance Tles' 5: Peter delivered to me as Sheriff of PublIsh: July27, Aug. 3,10. 17, 1516 1f74 Seminole County, Florida, and I DSICrIPIIinIIPi.pIIty have levIed upon the following _____________________ OE!.121 LN3+½00Vacd$tonN5ik$TR described properly owned by Clyde 0 Town of Sanford PB 1 P0 115 Perot said property being located Name in which assessed Pearl 5. NOTICI UNDER FICTITIOUS i, SOI,IOII County, Florida, mole Wilson, Bessle Patterson & Willie NAME STATUTI perticiAarly described follows: Thomas. OnlltlSPontiacFirebird.-yellow, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: All of said property being in the Notice Is hereby given that the io No. 2S$IMSNSOSOOS E. Polk. Sheriff Seminole County. Florida Publish: Aug. 17, 24, 31, Sept. 7, 1516 _ - at Sanford Shoe Center in parse TEACHERS- fOr 6th & 7th wades. - Experienced & Fundamental. Central Fla. Christian School. 647. as WILLIAM H. ALEXANDER, if alive, or If dead, to his unknown heirs, devisees, Iegatess or gran. tees,andallotherpensonsorp.rti.s claiming by, through, under or against them; And to: is-twp Yöid and supervising men. Small TAXI DRIVERS Y•IICWCi01$.Par1IAV. - Sanford I, KATHERINE P. CLAXTON, his court N the 13th Orve a AE EdUCiIIOnIIChiIICar,.Or.$IQW $2, weekty It you qualify. 323.$43 or m sis. _________________ NOTICIOP SHERIFF'S SALE IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THU ISHEREBY GIVEN that IIOHTUINTH JUDICIAL dR. by NOTICE virtue of PICTITIOUSNAMU that certain Writ ot CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Execution isSued out of and under NOTICEOPAPPLICATION Notice Is hereby given that I am COUNTY, FLORIDA. FOR TAX DuD me seal of me county Court of engaged in business it 1)01 Woodall CASE NO. 76I411CA.13.0 orange County, Ficnida,upona final Drive, Altamontö Springs. Seminole- 151.246 FlorIda Statutes IRVIN 0. CLAXTON and Iudgmentrend,r,dlntheaforesaid County,Floridaundeftheticlltious NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, wife, W-Help n1sd Central Florida ChtIStli School iCCepting flW 1tudent for fall Working Foreman. mature & In. Shoe Clerk, mus, be mature & nie telligent. Capable of workIng wlt'i t'fl'l. 647.1250. Sales experijnce prfey. App Legal No. ____________________________ LeVI Nofice by,throuh,wlderoragalnstffiem; And to: WimerSpJayems,7p.m.V WbiilbiIr4 1742. ISEEK & FIND LAKE MARY,PLOS ISA LAKE MARY, PLO! IDA of P*lIc IlsailSs NoNes pIse 'me".. Orbndo - Winter Seminole TO WHOM Ii MAY CONCERN: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by 831.9993 32226W IheClty CiimcllolffieCflyolLake _______ ttIeSOSrdOIAIIIlStmNdOIm.CIty Mary, FlorIda, that Said CIty N LMI Mary, Fiends, id CaicU will MW. public Mening at Beard will held s pimilc ,iesrNi at CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 7:3Sp.m.,orisssonffisaftsras S:I0 p.m., on Wedsisday, So,. iffiruSfines........4lcallne tsm0er1,W74,t HOURS SthrV 25 tines .....31C iNn. consider lii. edo,tlon of an Or. a) consider a request for a 0:00 A.M. - Si* P.M. nancs by the City of Lais Mary, verlancetoahtewforconslvucUonof 2$ times ............. Plorids.Sftleitedilchlsestollons: a home on the OlIoninS esscniw MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($3.SIMINIMUMCHARGE) AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE reel property tewlt: SATURDAY P.Noon - lLiiwsMInlmum NUMBER SOP THE ORDINANCES The SOuth ½ N Lof 72 and all OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, Lit$14.76.71.IS.$tandUGr.en. FLORIDA, ENTITLED. "AN leaf and Wilson Addlt. DEADLINES ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF Ion to Lake Mary accordMARY, LAKE FLORDA, ing In Flat BoSh 3, pages Noon The Doj 8efot'. Pubhcotion PROVIDING FOR ZONING and 21 of tile Public Records of WITHIN THE CORPORATE SemInole County, Florida, saId Sundoy - Noon Filday LIMITS, PROVIDING A ZONING parcel contains 1.154 acres more or MAP THEREOF, DESCRIBING Isa. INTESIM Z0NING The publIc hearIng will be Mid at REQUIREMENTS: PENALTIES, the CIty Hall, CIty N Lake Mary, CONFLICTS; AND EFFECTIVE Florida, on September 1, 1516, at S-4.oit DATEOF PASSAGE, REPEALING 1:10 p.m., or as soon thereafter U 4'-PIFSORII$ SECTION 31.11 tO 31.21 INCLUSIVE psisibl., at which time Interested OF ORDINANCE NUMBER 3 and psrll.s for and against the request ARE YO(I TROUILD? Call Toll LOST: MIxed Sliepilird. female, SUBSTITUTING THENIFORE, stated above will be heard. SaId 654.3027 for "we care" - golden. Loneweod ails. 534-5354 NEW SECTION • 31.10 AND hearIng maybecont rsd from tIme or 531-1030, or 030.1222.. "'. P " Adulfo Teens. __________________________ SECTION 31.15: SEVERABILITY to tIme untIl final action is taken by PACED WJTH A ,.,RINKINO AND EFFECTIVE DATE." . tite said Board of Adlust mint. CLASSIFIED ADS DON'T COST PROBLEM A copy of said Ordlnancs Shill be THIS NOTICE shill be posted In THEY PAY. Perhaps Aktholic Anenymous ______________________ available at the off icq of tIle City litres (3) publIc pticss wIthin the CMiHelP Clerk N the City of Lake Mary, ,CltyofLake Mary, Florida, at the Call 123-4517 Florida, foe all persons desirIng to CIty Hill, and published In me s-ciiid Cam Write P.O. Box 1213 _______________________ examine tile sam Evening Herald, a newspaper of Sanford, Florida 31171 All interested parties are Invited general cIrculatIon l nil City of BUSY I!! CHILD CARE to attend Old be heard. Lake Mary, Florida, one time at 3427 Holly Ave IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? THISNOTICEI5tebe published in lust fifteen (IS) days prior to me ?m.7seoi'm*e IN YOUR FAMILY? the Evening Herald,a newspaper of aforesaid hearIng. In addition, AL ANON general circulation in said City, one notice shall be posted In me area to Christian Day School has opening (1) time at lest 13 days prior to me be considered at least fIfteen (13) For families or friends ii problem for I and 3 yr. olds for fall .tlme ot the public hearIng. •Inkari. semester. TuItion. 5$ me. Call days prior to the deli of the publIc DATED tItle 12th day of August, hearIng. Porfurthir Information call 123-ISV Lutheran Church of Redeemer 1516. or wilts 3223352cr Mrs.MartIn.322M05 or DATED: August 12th, 1576. City of Lake Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Mrs. H3lcornb. 372.1527. CIty of Like 5ox 533, SanfolirlI 32771. Mary. rI',rlda .•. .'e..y. FIorda • . ay .asaman. . 9-Good TtEn ID Eat CIty Clark City Clerk _____________________ S-l.BEt & Found GARY 5. MASSEY. ESQUIRE GARY E. 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BOUTET uosoWIt.#iz 1149 ii 15.95 14.95 11.95 10.49 :: 1.99 oll 1.99 6.99 599 0,14 5.gg14 of 5.99 5.49 :; 5.49:; 1 5.49 014 5.49 4.99 14 at • .. I 3.99 z'. 3.49 J14 9.95 24109.50 3.49 38.95 499 4990 4.49'. 4995 3.99 6114 42.95 144 Defeated Vikings 3 1- 7 • ,-r I , . . . I final round of the ralut4dayed PG4 tournament as he strolled down the Iltb fairway. His worst few - a sudden death playoff. 061 really chopped it up on the - • trailed, cosstutgto an easy , I4vlctory andaflrd prlzleof .1 "`itried my bed but he was ' , . lZh and ltth holes and l didn't want togo back out ther, for a playolf,"he said, adding wftha smile: "I -wouldn't have been . .. the favorite." The 34--arokl Stockton, us" Log a Uree-wood because be • ha4beeflfldwfthhisdrtver ut tall IIIg$'y to the right nar the rôugb on No. is, a4. yai'd four. He was short of the g by gout five feet with a two Iron the ball on a slight miope: He chipped to about 15 feet of the'' Tbm with 'j the $4.= first •.. • .- J by the Browns. amassed 235 yards rushing and They stunned the partisan a total offense of 333 yards, throng of 44,336 in Cleveland while the rejuvenated CleveStadium by charging to three land defense stopped the VikIngicold. ...i.... '-'-i"'a WIIUUU% 1V5W313 use quarterback Fran Tarkenton and running backs Chuck Foreman and Brent McClanahan, Minnesota gained 245 yards, only 76 on the ground. In Monday's other NFL exhibition, the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the San Diego Chargera 20-10 In Tokyo In the first professional football game ever played away from the North American continent. 'I believe we're for real," Pruitt said In the happy Cleveland dressing room. 'We have a good winning attitude. The team is hungry and anxious to redeem themselves from last __•.._ - I anything. - "I will decide my strategy by THE - __ ROPLE] CHOICE-r. • CLEVELAND (AP) - Cleve- touchdowns In the second quitland Browns' owner Art Modell ter and completely over. treated the home crowd to a powering the vaunted lAinsensational fireworks display at nesota Vikings 31-7. Liasiftime Monday night, but it With Greg Pruitt leading the didn't compare to the explosion way, the surprising Browns year." I.., • But even Stocktoa, scrambler extraordlnalre, admitted he be led _______ • by only one drake In Monday's .• --- 'Browns 124.90 159.50 149.50 119.50 104.90 19.90 83.95 69.90 65.95 65.95 85.95 59.88 59.95 54.95 5988 5395 49.95 42.9 38.95 - -. ..• . • . •'.: .. • ••:'• Wells, Curto Bout Tops Fight Card Tonight A 88 9 o . described as a drop-back passer, not known for his running ability, but able to scramble. . •• In terms of goals, Burkhart has his sights set • on a winning season for the team and 1,000 yards prize On the line, Stockton did Fibak would like to get there. Haley checks defensive line pesetrada at Brantley passing for himself. what he does most often - he sank the 1540ot putt to give him "Again, that takes some hard work, help from On title by a single stroke at my receivers and even some luck," he added. M, am over par on the con. Burkhart talks low-key. He hesitates to speculate on how the team will do, but is certain It Dave Stockton $45,000 will be in the "good" range. By LOUIS SAPSIS for Wells Southern mid- Casselberry's Scott "Golden Nat King and Terry Daniels and what Wells does. If he attacks I Don January.M736940-21111 Herald Correspondent Teammates elected Burkhart a captain, which diewelght title and tops a card Boy" Clark and Tommy a draw with Beanie Briscoe. will counter punch. If he 704$-7173-2S2 that will Include: even the modest senior had to admit pleased him. Dexter; He has done most of his roansterpunches, I will attack. Ray Floyd. Matchmaker Bruce TrainA special grudge return The honor is something of a calling-card which he S20.W0 72.6111-71141-M Another four rounder bet- fighting in the Miami Beach "It make no difference What pier is calling tonight's battle match between Joey Vincent ween Jimmy Owens and area where he is considered the be does, I will win. I think I can Dav id Graham, $1.750 figures gives him the right to go to a team member between "Irish" 70-111- MM-213 Gene Wells and Spider Black; Frankle Murray and a couple of top drawing card. and express his feelings on a particular matter. As and Vinnie Curto, "Orlando's stop him, but I know I will but Jack Nicklaus, 11.150 A three round exhibition by amateur fights that will feature 711-6969-74-283 Not known for his power him." quiet as he is, without being captain, he might not Most Important FIgidifi", and Longwood's John Schlea, $9.150 Brian O'Melia and the return of Oviedo's punching, Curto Is a stiff Th e odds makers In New have said anything of such a situation. well it might be, for this Is the the sensational Al "The White "Slammin" 71172-7070-203 Sammy Sweet. puncher who moves very well Jerry first time this area has ever had All" Migllarato; Burkhart was so quiet last year a couple (Cohosd On Page 3.B) Curto brings a mark of 3-Z and can change his style to 69-73.7241--253 A six rounder between with seven KO's, & players kidded him that he should hold up signs in two flghtersranked tn the top 10 Into the We meet whatever his opponent in the world fn the same ring at Frankle Santore and Miami's bout with Wells. He Shows wins the huddle instead of giving verbal instructions. can do. the same time. Ydes Charlotln; over men like Taco Perez, A middle distance runner in track, Burkhart "I don't know bow I will fight The scheduled 10-rounder Is A four rounder between Junior Royster, Eddie Davis. Wells," Curto commented also plays basketball. "But that's just for fun.. . to yesterday after arriving by I keep in shape," he says. plane In mid-afternoon. "1 And, according to the Burkhart philosophy, 1 know Wells is a very cautious that's what quarterbacking and basketball have in fighter and I might have to take common - fun. the fight to him to get bins to do , CS. OF is. 3699 GALL)N PONTWIIifIPISI CS.0F4 CMAM OS 051 - MV$CATU 4.99 ______ GALLON CIUMII • CLOP • BMW WISS.1AdUa CASEOF4 nw"mnn 11.50 4629 GALLON MOUNTJAJI AL A0 E N t jy 23.15 5699 W&T-$JWTESJIE GALLON . , lave some ra tegy, ...gy, slow down the game," the 11thseeded bak "But any time I did that, he hit so bard I was out of position." Connors and Fibak are both 23 years flu at the top of the tennis rthert: "i wanted t.bearecetirer" VODKA I4I MOULOI ROUGE FINE IMP. Wilts ANJOU ROSE CHAMPAGNE 01 '°'°" 2.49 COLD DUCK PATRON I(DCSWNfl, 1.99 U CASE 23.$I ST. EMU.ION 3.49 ' BEAUJOLAIS 3.49 GD1L BRUT. PINK. EXTRA DN POUILLY FUISSE 4.99 .i' COLD DUCK. SPK. SURC UEBFRAUMILCH 2.99 N.Y. STATE SOAVE.VALPOUCELLA299 &1IICA $ •I$1 los III ylals ! ZEU.ER SCHWARTZE KATZ 3.49 I($1 42.1 3sm1 LAMBRUSCO c*si 2.6924 MAGNUM LANIRUSCO 4i GOLD IcIi T! - .-•--ICE C CUBES 69 Dave Stockton predicted tires 1' before the end Of the PGA national ChAimpionship that be ould win. Few bellevW him "Fm a positive thfnki.'," aid Stockton, a student at pwho. cybernetics, cs, e #deuce mind over matter "1 p1* well In the PGA more often than .1 St KY. BLEND 8 YR. 860 KY. BRB. *Z MY 125fl. 61." 4W 9 . PGA Win '. tionally televised tennis lesson that cot him IIIAN ference between first and sec- ROYALE scorni OI$TiU.fø A$O StINOIO 49 IN SCOTLAND - Proof . 40%Ky. • Shaking his head after the na- CHEVY J. - " too goad I good' Fibak QT. MCGREG( .4;Jl Expected less tennis and displaying uncommon seriousness 6$. u56 showed LI intent to never CAI 13.1$ LONGWOOD - Thirty-seven varsity players wont Its 110 two workouts Monday and one of the more Interesting iNns us tInt In ariA "power" teat, backs gobbled up the Iopfewepc. Wyman Jackson was tops In the speed and *ength I, with Kyle Peters, Bess Asley and Bob Bwkbwt taidng second, third and fesith. A few of the more mulpedw linsonin did sot wft 44I in an btddnbwbdMmsftdnkpdnL '• • W match o-f i. U.S. ...y IannIs tournament Monday was day Rasdlda't come, bat e went on at Seminole High withoot yew's , 1 Pth.ea, who ha 1IIp to*IpIJL4 in Ida .aior yew. Nat. Washington, another op.later who wasn't at the morning practice, made It to the ofhouooa delis, patting Seminole at ball *ungth in wcrkirg $e...J a Sept. 1$ q.nar at Pert ange Spruce CrIdL LAKE BRANTLEY - New had coach Jim Raley has p.d his first hurdle it Lake Bradley High School - ida player, beheveinhün. • ::,; ' Fibak, the No.1 player In Po land.was openly i awe,tt' nors performance Monday night in the champions GIN 7Ass ABC DEL CONTE ABC GUASTI 1 think Jimmy Comm is Uw plow WkIW. Il produce i bad (tennis) game in Ube world. He can , but ff i..,, playing at his bed, he Is Mk bed player 'U ØA• w i £I. "I'll agree to that" - Jimmy 749 LONDON DRY OMISA Cedric Canley, receiver Ricky Evans, Hnbickit1 Morris fleige and Chip Jolmion, tackles Qartis Holloway and Mike Mullins and defensive backs Hurual Bell and Randy Willis. Oh yes, the qewterbsck? Montgomery Ian't saying yet, but Mike Cox, Willis and Rick Nash we In the nmnlng. Physical uann for all Oviedo, versity and Junior varsity Players will be given today. The Oviedo Junior Varsity foothill team still h two open data In its adiieduk - Sept. III and 30. Any schoul wishing 10 play the team either home or sway may contact the OlL atidetic department. ___ That Igist us - oagha "dew" to the team -one of the playwa' girl WNWIL "Practk are ho'd1" aid I PadgiU ew of La. Branthy'i Goal Liars, the iool's pep .qua "Bat the purs new COSCIL HO MO am Poll idus, Is a Paid coach ad we're going to be a wiser." ecWty_aqesda oc1ed a solid portion of ___eys practice - with drIBe long and hat "That's on. of the prices of t" said Ralsy, "Work.' 1I1.• Stockton Is Easy Wi nner Tuesday, Av. 17, 1f71-.1S _____ Po'l'nt A iJ1 Coimors,pSaythgnearly w. REPEATEI EveiO Herald, Sanford, FL co.nno . rs 5Th JOB $ Ti. scoca PORTS This year's expected stas's Include backs Henry Finny and JACQUES POUT 197 OLD8 YR. K CASl 2JI• ___ D7JWHAYN!S IkraMsits WA ___ __ OVIEDO - As asit'te of the up.Jng foothill season are Iai,d back and forth at the corner barbershop, the two higgest qiailoea usom to be whether the tams con "whop up a wiser" ____ and "who will be at qearL.i&" A local gentleman wb a followed the Oviedo LIons since be us a yowsgim' came up with th. pierles Monday afternoon. "Don't put my nens in the paper," he drawled, "but I'm gab waitand ise If they have a team. I've heard it too Many drumot Head Coach Joe Montgnnuery says In has something of a surprise for him and other skeptics. "We so's going to twia football around here," said Mon. tgomery, beginning bin fifth yew at the school, but first U head COKIL __ _ "lam 'd that 56 was considered the peak year," says the ssyesr.cld University of Georgia grad. "We changed our coidth utaft and have sold football to the kids." 'Iye Plaft to win our dam.. now what our stun will be this session, I dual know. But I do know we have a lot of nind, said loth grader, who are going to be goad football players before they are W 99 4T. 0 T. AUG. 21 W/COUPON Fill HMANN N 49 W BLEND ou**my RW,n$ SIUSy(o 44T. STANLI 15 YR. 99.s 1 CANADI 4IIIMDNN.5Th 1 cuisLss 79 59 M 15YLfl.fl'. I' 12 n. scoTcH 1 "Ot,Ua,Tr, Oviedo Gridders, Out To Prove Quick now, fill In the blank: Quarterbacking Is The definition with the greatest amount of insight probably comes from a quarterback. 4 lo t "Pun," says Bob Burkhart, who calls signals for the Lyman High School team. Almost as an afterthought, he was quick to add "pus a lot of hard work." Lyman Coach Dick Copeland asserted "responsibility." The Greyhound mentor pointed out that 11 the quarterback makes a mistake, he has 10 people on his back. % "Uh huh," disagreed Burkhart. "You have 11. "The coach is the first." The true definition of a quarterback depends on the quarterback. Bob Burkhart the quarterback Insists he isn't a "natural." It took a lot of hard work, he says, and that work goes on daily as he and teammates work toward a Sept. 10 opener against tough Orlando Oak Ridge. As a matter of fact, Burhart wanted to be a 'receiver. Coaches had to talk him into playing quarterback. After three freshman games, varsity f iarthrL,ck Constant ¶rjurcd Burkhéjwas called up to the varsity, completely ' 1 bypassing the jayvee. He played In several games that season, took over the first-string job halfway through his ' sophomore season and has been a fixture since. Burkhart is regarded as the top quarterback in ,SemInoIe County. The 6.1 senior would best be CHRISTIAN 105. BRANDY JACQUIN'S PLACE TROPC , GREEN ISLE RUM ABC 1000 800 T14 CANADIAN I 5?JIMHATN 1 VODKA •.,. •.• , Hunches SCOT( 4 YEAR .•- .•- Prep Teams Go' Hing Up Head Of Steam Haynes ROYAL DELUXE CANADIAN WHETHER YOU DRIVE A FAMILY SIZE CAR OR COMPACT.. JOIN THE MICHELIN MOVEMENT! 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LET ART BROWN LAWN SERVICE Help You Have A Beautiful Lawn We Have The Know How ( ( - For FREE INSPECTION Hwy. 17-92 Longwood 031.0415 CALL 322.8865 Look to 'Home" In The 'Sunday Herald 2 P) -a - ART BROWN L. PEST CONTROL INC. 'iJ Sanford 1 .. (Continued From Page 1-0) I Can lose If Qnto bests me. Spider was taking an eight Black countered with, "Let "ViflflIeI5a nice young bid, count from referee Willie thatma York with Curio and have n rave on.Ihad him Out made the challenger an &6 WhO thinks he can be top dog McBride, when he jumped to In the first round last time, and &OUfld here with a win over his fed and raced across the this time I will finish the job. I favorite. Beating Wells in Orlandois,.o me. I can't allow him to walk ring aixi hit the unsmpectlng took the fight on SIn*i notice mean feat. The veteran has over me to get to the top Vincent In a neutral corner, last time, but this time I an appreared locally 151122113 and Both men have forecast early "I expect a tough fight but I ready and Vincent will go In in all 15 fights he,has emerged can beat him. KOs along with the one. Quote me on I have the ability permanent that Yin. VictoriouL destruction of the cent goes in one?' and I am In great shape. III did Overall he has a career mark lose there would be no excise. O'MeUa Is preparing a vincent announcerl at a news proposed match against for of 48.3-4, with 19 KO's, and he But I won't lose, I promise Jerry conference, "I am In top form Quar considers this his "most finQuarry in Maryland on national portant one." and Iwill get him out of there In 1V while Migliarato Intends to. The VinCent-Black figin is a no more than two rounds. But use this area as his bose of "In Orlando I am King of the rematch of a bout that ended In lids time when he goes down, I perstiont Hill. I am the Southern champ. disquaiilcam two weeks ago, will stand over him and dare Mllgllarato, Is retuning to I am the area's top drawing when Vincent was called the him to get bock up. That Is one the ring, after almost a card. I am In line for a shot at a year winner because Black hit him In man who will never see my atsence because of an auto world's title. All that, and more, the back of his head. beck again." injury, with one of the fined records In the heaveweight divisions 34-1-1. - 3 Strikes And You're Out For Both Williams And As ' and I can do It better because I am white and prettier," the handsome Mlgllarato commented. By HERSCHEL NLSSENSON was, an automatic call in such In a row to remaIn The fights start at 3p.m. and 9½ games by the advance ticket sales, AP Sports Writer it cases. behind the Yanks. For It's one, two, three strikes 100b like It will be one of the Yankees 5, Rangers 1 Royals 1, Indians 1 you're out of the old bailgame biggest crowds to ever witness Mickey Rivers and Fred Amos Otis and Tom Poquette boxing In this state. as Billy Williams learned Stanley homered, Craig Nettles hit two-run first-Inning homers Monday night for the first time drove in two runs with a double off Jackie Brown as Kansas In his brilliant 17year career. and single and Owis Qiambllss City whipped Cleveland behind Williams, who had already slammed a run-scoring double Marty PaUla's three-hitter, Infanned twice and grounded out, as the Yankees unleashed a 13- dulling George Hendrick's 20111 stepped to the plate In the hit attack In so1ort of cafth homer. eighth Inning with runners at Hunter's seven-hit pitching. Red Sox U, White Sol 5 tlrst and third and two out and Orioles' 0, Twins 4 Dwight Evans dove It three Lhe Oakland A's c1thgl)gtoa3-2 DAYTONA BEACH Cathy Ken Singleton's three-run rims and a shaky Luis Tiant Burleson, lead over the Milwaukee hornet' off Tom Burgmeler cap picked member of the , Brewers. ped Baltimore's five-nm fifth Boston mapped up his 13th victory as Lyman High swimming team, a three-game Danny Frlsella pitched, billy as the Orioles won their fourth was the only Individual losing str.ak Nilllami watched and umpire quawler from the Lyman Swim 3111 Kunkel said, "Strike one." t Club In the AAU swimming figure meet in Daytona Beach Swd.y :one pretty well and that first which attracted 700 parwas high and ti ants and39 teams. " Williams Insisted, "I cornMiss Buije.o finished dalned. I have a reputation for In the 100-yard freestyle. By KEN RAPPOPORT iot complaining, so i guess I'm when the Beds attempted an A number of relay teams ,, AP Sparta Writer lot supposed uprising In the eighth Inning, fared well. The 15-18 girls relay The Atlanta Braves have the Braves' relief pitcher Put squad of Miss Burleson, Fi-lseIla pitched again. Wil- been a beleagured tribe since out the fire. It was his fourth Stephanie Hockenberry, Kim tans watched again and this the AU-Star break - seven save of the season and his third Blake and Denise Berry was Ime Kunkel sIdd, "Strike two." players on crutches and a my- In his last three appearances, filth In the 100 free and sixth in "The second pitch was on the nod assortment of ailments and the 200 medley. The senior 400 round." Williams said, "but Injuries. Padres 11, Cardinals 7 free team of Miss Burleson, ecause I had complained, it "Atone time it looked Like we Willie Davis smacked a two. Miss Berry, Cindy Blamick and ras called a strike. I cornwere fighting the Civil War run double and EnzoHeriwidez Mary Davis finished fifth. Wiled again and he ordered again," says Manager Dave a bases -loaded triple to high. In 8-under, Brian Weightznaz*, e back Into the box. But I Bristol. Br an eight-run ninth Inning Joe Christian, Kevin Sims Mad rasn't ready to get back In beWith all these walking that carried San Diego over St. Todd Stebbins were seventh In ause I figured anything Friwounded In Atlanta uniforms, LouIs. 100 medley and 100 free. The 11. AM threw anywhere near the one might suspect that the Cm12 girLs squad of Kri.s Golmont, late would be called strike cinnati Reds were caught off Cubs S. AuTos Shelly Golmont, Debbie wee. I wasn't ready to be guard Monday night. The Na- Rob Sperrin's tw 3 o-run single Stebbins and Sherri Sco ailed out that way." tt was tional League West leaders with two uut in the ninth Inning eighth in 2W medley. But that's the way It was. were ambushed 4-3 by the broke a 3.3 tie, lifting Chicago The Lyman Swim Club is unkel told Frisella to pitch Braves, over Houston. Bruce Sutter, 3-3, under the direction of Bob Golf. though Willia-na was out Adrian Devine proved to be hurledtheflnaltwolnnings for and will host a meet Aug. 28 the box and strike three It the undoing of Cincinnati. Just the Cub., to gain the victory. against liullywood. - 11) , 0-1 "NE T SPOILERS Y~ Big Fight Card On, Tap Tonight Burleson Lyman Star PH. 345.3245 Route 424 PALMS DRIVING RANGE FREE PEPSI. with bucket of balls 1.5Oft SENIOR CITIZENS & LADIES SPECIAL 1,00 Bucket of Balls -Save 50' (1 IL. TRANSMISSION, INC. "Lit Us Treat You The Fair-Way's [Ph.323-7162 31StSo.OrIIndo Dr. 9f,yl7.fl) Sanford I + .:O3 1: Motorcycle ~~_ - I DUDA AUTO PARTS ~ \,oR4.000MILES GUARANTEE Mon.-Fri. fill 4 p.m. V. :rr.wr. &' T., Located justoff Old Orlando Hwy., (SR 427) on Road... Sanford 7 abimsi ens a . 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Hours are from that there are minimum 9 to 5 Monday through Friday, amounts you should carry for and from 9 to 1 on Saturday. liability coverage, and just as Telephone 323.3546 or 323.7710 quick to point up the minimum and join a large family of amounts you should carry for happily Insured residents. your own protection should ADV. (. 710Magnolsa Ave. Sanford t VA ELEVENTH-I HiOIto(3) 1500 7.10 3.00; 2. Biondy Stride (I) 510 3.101 Or Burton 7J 710: 0 (1 3) Lopes To Face 'Irish' Jaynes - "Call Blair, and compare," meet proper requirements and replacement become necessary has become more thin a motto adequate protection. Of course, of your auto, cycle, home, or at Blair Agency, 2510 S. Oak some needs, such -as life and other insured Item. Ave., Sanford, especially to health Insurance are not yet Like so many other area those with poor (or good) carried by Blair (bit soon will mld.mts, you will soon learn driving records, for those be). that your trip to the Blair between the ages of 14 and 25. Any person who owns, Agency was well worth it. The and those who have had ac. operates, maintains, or uses a professional manner in which cldents jar their Insurance motor vehIcle in the State of the firm approaches your ir record. Florida must have liability dividuai needs, t he efficien t Mechanic on 7-40140:2. Jlieyjane(5)S.504QQ; 3. Painless Dentist (4) 1.30; 0 (7$) 7)60; P(75) 134.10; 7(7151725 40 I' I' Y. 17•92 -V. . VI 'S MONDAY NIGHT FIRST will vote m el. award, to be piu.5 te4 AN. game, sCheduled at the }(Ingd.vne In Seattle. - (1.7) 15.40; P (1.2) 43.70; T (1.2.5) ii NAM V In Seattle, one day prior to the NNAM chaznm plo hfp - - g. IA '---a carry with It a $10,000 prize. - SEVENTH I. Omaha Gus (1) 1010.150. 3.00; 2. Troop.' Jim (2) 7.70.340:3. Malson Air* (5) 4-00; 0 I$5 _______ - 3135.35; 3145. 4.20; a- annually to the top AnIcai or Camden player In "eli North American Soccer Laegu., It was lOflowiced Monday. - $306597 (50) $15; P (5.5) 43530; T (554) DiviNspets Ken Evens NEW YORK (AP)-An awwd in bonw of Pde W111 be 1L4.40. VZJ1S-lH.rb4sTs*il*.11$J, *1,: S Cracking Chick (I) $.104e.as: Award Honors P.1. - (1.4) 43.0; T (1-45) 274.10; 3115. V.Iev-si of xweU* Maiday. After eskmostk,n, G light,.. op*cad PMpsm as the knee. A Bells opokemnan said the 341eer0ld Skin, who imiaw.,t hose aig in Jamary, would begin to wart out with weighte lmsnaIIlIatal1 to helM *ength In No leg and would be& I l(In a avL..jng pool in a wit. TIM teem Is opUmIstic be will play ft sisson, op0k11flN* aId. - FIRST 1. UrIarje.G ,vin (3) ($GHTH 1. Orb43arjy (I) 12.501.403.40; 2. Solos.D.vaios (I) 5.00, 440, 500; 2. Apqalz.M.andlola 4.50 4.60; 3. BobEgurbi (4) 1.00: Q (4) 400, . 3.10; 3. Gasti.Costan (6) 11-3) 32-80; P (31) 173.10. $.00;Q(4.$)35.00;p(54)94,50, Big SECOND - i. Victor-Goodwin (1) 0 (3-Swim all 1)130.00; (3.3 with all lS.2o 4.103.2o;2.urlart..Loronzo(,) 5) 50.00. 3.002.60: 3. Bob.G.sti if (S) 3.45; Q NINTH - i. Sarduy (7) $40, 11.00 (2-7)33.00; P (7.2) 115.20; Sig Q (1-3. 420; 2. ApriIz (1) 4.20 4.00; 3. Orbe With 37) 711.10. 3.50; 0 (1.7) 3.4.10; Q (17) 34.50; THIRD 1. $Olo$.Cobian (2) 3.20 P (7.2) 207.30. 1.00 3.00; 2. Uriarts-MandioCa (1) TENTH -I, Rafael.Davaim (2) 1.404.50,3, Refoel.Dlaga (3)4.00,0 540. 3.00, 210; 2. Solana-Molina (I) (1.2) 77.10: P (2-I) 74.70. 4.30, 3.10; 3. Nestor-Lorenzo (1) 0); FOURTH 1. Molina (1) 20.00 0(21)10.50: P (21) 45.20; DO (7.2) 400 1.20; 2. Solana (7) 6.00 S.40; 3, 221.10. Elorri (3) 5.00; 0(4-7) 31.10; P (4.7) ELEVENTH 1. Mutiila.Waliy 113.10: DO (21) 154.30. (5) 12.40. 5.20, 4.00; 2. OrbeEgurbI FIFTH I. Orbe.Ecp,a,iz (1) (2) 3.45,7.50: 3. BOb.Elorrl (1) 4.00. 4.50: 4.10 5.50; 3. Zubi.Sarduy (5) (7$) 34.10: P (5.2) 12.n 50. 11.004.10: 3. Solan..Arriefa (3) 3.50; Q TWELFTH 1. GastIWally (3) Q (4$) 55.20; P (4-I) 235.10. 11.30, 13.10, 4.50; 3. Orbe-Boniguen SIXTH _1. Mario. p.cina (i3oo (5) 3.20,3.60:3. Zubi-Ect,aniz 1.50370; 2. BobDavaIos(3) 2.802.40; OO; 0 (3-5) 35.10; P (3-5) 3. GaIdo.M (I) 340; Q (1-2) Big Q 0-5 with 3-5) 711.10. $132.00; - '(I . - •. I.. g.W ' .-.i J4.; ______ .. - JaI.AIaI FIFTH -1. Julian (3) 5.40. 1.30. 3.10; 3. Jack A Lure (4) SlO. In. 3. . _____ - 3145. PSSD$V1SISS 4 Al ALL VEHICLES RADIO DISPATCHED 21 Years I. the business Left iN Hay. 434 isiS wait of Hwy in theuaiteu1aot ancAGo(AP)_thma,g_J1y5_, (, begIn to work out with welgIda to helM ofrmgth In bIn leg aftdaC110 IISiUindaca51frwahirigI*tknss. Baclima,,, phyclai Ou eli PMmeI Bsakethafl Acfatkn teem, said hi via epc eg,d by - SUVICI CALLS 240 to Sloan To Lift Weights - - - AT PRN PARK r -S 44.4; P171) 12540; T (241)551.00; u 445; 3145. THIRD -1. Dickey Do* (3) 4.00, 3.15. 315: 3. Linden Two (1) 410, 3.50; 3 Randy Rugrat (2)4.30; 0 (1. 3) 14.30; P (3.1) 37.20; 1(3.1.2) 11445; 31.55. .ouorns I. KisIII (1) 11.0. SOS. 545; 2. Many's Tins (2) 12.10. 5.20; 3. S.. Slier (I) 3.20; 0 (12) 44.4; P (1.2) 21000; T (144) 86110; Putt Putt Gary English Jim Naym.i p 'I 35.10; 3140. 1. Ladys Day (2) U.30, 13.45. 310;2. Dallying (5)1.40, 3.40; 3. Ja (1) 310; 0 (34) Louis kpe he w W0ad to heN bNflS of U* otals thsOlyDlcGemssaadasIdli.dgbta .51 thi 1100 0b.. 1ks in Mmaow. - i JAII111.W;WI3V)J94; Clim55 (Sisme 3.4) at KiwiNn (lidiard *3.12). (m) Pittsburgh (Klm 0-7) at Sam Francisco (D'Aciuisto 3-1). (ii) New Vest (Miftack 114) at Las Angeles (Rtisdsn 111). (A) Wii.t.,. ttsi Si ISA Frisidico MIrsi1 at Philadelgol.. (n) Atlanta it Ciadiwistl. (ii) Son Digs it $4- Louis. (fl) 1. - a DIESILa GAS 72.Milkand Money (3)3.m.33 foI' an I - TRUCKS £ TRAILERS FIRST-i. haze Slud (3)400.345. Atlanti (LaCerts 14) at Clii. cliwilfi I*k..1 ILSI. SAl San Diego (Strom 1112 or WN We HVsyGlanoaInhmarofungplaof em ftma 0 1kc 11 MOlkisi. 1 1$yeer4111j! Plia.Ii CIO, Ala., asthe, a nn of. the Uidtsd ofm' wlming 4004715W relay Ism was gtu free act,sa to both the llama Smite fain - DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY EMI1GiNCY )M-VIS _ ____ - $.ford DAYTlNE1 74). LalaWe awwig opsi am* to am*Mbara - I DAYTONA BEACH • . - REPAIRS Dog Racing Alabama Lawmakers Honor Sprinter Harvey Glance . - StOCk "CALL MAC ON THE CARP Be • V k - acTAVISH DISCOUNT CARP Dutch 4J BRIEF ' Gesdi Weak. IJafti PurCamSi*ar Time ,Ad (Ruggles); 3. Brenda Van (Salders); 4. Mack Z. Byrd (N. Nasty); S. Choice Lea H (Denis); 2. %(NM - I1' - Ro.t In TONIGHT'S ENTRIES SEVENTH I. Iarqvks.EIerr 24.10 11.11150; 2. Oi4I.EpurbI I(1) FIRST I. Colonel Lucky: 3. (1)545345; 3 (3) Delbana Time: 3. CanadIan howl: 4. 0 (1-1) 3545; P (1-4) Chuc le Faith, S. Almost Dim't: EIGHTH i:A'aIz.5ar,y (5) Chip Off Jowl 7, Outcheii Royal; I. >345 4.15320; 7. Otl-ElorrI IS) Genteel Gina. SECOND -1. Tailgate Tiger; 2 5.44.35;3. RifiaI.Walty (1)315:0 (I (S-I) 7740: P Wright Flyer; 3. Big Expectation; 4.4 with ") (5.3)4145:1g .. . 'V.00. Jay Joker; S. Apache Mac Go, NINTH I. Orbs (5) 4114.4 1. Brindle Skipper; S. Cowin 440; 1.$olana (1)7,10440:3, Aprali Kim. THIRD -I, Baffling Bob; 2. l's (4)SJ0 ,Q fl.s 4145, P (11)110.35. TENTH 1. Iolana.Davalos (7) Mama Bear; 3. RIffel: 4. L's Pert Piston; S. Slim Walton; 4. SSiCOfl 11.5014-103.30; LUrlart,.Ogros(3) 4.20445,3 Hill; 7. Just Leigh: S. mat" Happy. 0(2.130.30;Nastoc.Earbl P (7.3) 5045; (5) 00 3.00: FOURTH I. Siavin; 2. Blarney Rose; 3. Sail About; 1. May London; 12010. ELEVENTH -1. Uriart,.Ccblan S. Stable; 4. Daffy; 7, Sovran (3) 13.4 5.40 3.00; 2. larqvhn.Oasu Shirley; i. Lady's Ready $13) 1A 3.011; 3, APtaii.Gisdeun FIFTH I. Prize Pigeon; 2. IS) 300,0(3.3)3750, P (3.3) 74.4. Wary: 3. Barlow; 4. Noel's First; S. TWELFTH -1. RafI.MaswioIa Sunny Dell: 6. Timothy Faith: (3) 1I4O5.iO3.10;3. MutilIa.Sarduy Risky Fritz; I. Soft Fox. ($) 7,mj 745; 3. Apralz.Wafly (4) SiXTH I. Terry T. Berry: 3. 3.40:Q(51)3,40, P (3-5)10450 Shaded Blue; 3. Travelln Lucy; 1. 0 (2.3 with all-3) 5545; (3.3 with all I. Patti Thaw; 3. Rlteeway Red; White Clown; 1. Sandy Time; $ s a.. Wright Gay. MONDAY NIGHT SEVENTH 1. Pggy West; 2. Bentley; 3. Just Joey; 4. lachlor FIRST 1, NeItor.MoIhna (1) Boy; S. Honda Pass; 4. PrInter's 25.60, 0.00, 5.10: 2. UrIactpecina Iron; 7. Master Honini; S. Prism (3) 10.30,1.20: 3. Solans-Lorani. (7) Light. 3.60;Q(3.$) 6010, P (0-3) 12M EIGHTH 1. Glad; 2. SECOND- I.Uriartsoa,,Ies(4) MadeawIsh; 3. Nibozo; 4. Thomas 13.20, 4.10, 3.40; 7. $Olo$.Egurbl (1) Thomas; S. Compromise; 4. See 10.40, 5.40; 3. lob.Qoccwfn (3) 5.00; Betty: Dot: I. Nellie Day. 0(1.4)31.40, P(41)N30; NINTH 1. Top Ginger, 3. with all 11 30240: (31 with all 4) Ramble; 3. Play, 4. Nap's Jeff: S. 102.20. Ertel: 6. Persuader Acre: 7. THlRD-1,ZubE l.iwrh(qg)ol10 enroirn I-I.'."; 4. I.v'ona Lad. 5.20. .3.50. ', So. ..ierj.,. (3)& TENTH I. First class; 7. Jack 3.50: 3 RafaUl.Gor, (7) 5.2*; Q (3. Tryon; 3. Mciwychanger; 4. Tipsy 1) 37.00; P (43) 5445. Faith; S. DIvy Dart; 5. Blue Jewel; FOURTH 1. Peclna (3) 13.15, 7. Wayside Tansu; S. Moving Lady. S20,5.40;2. Echanlz ELEVENTH - 1. Top Peru; 2. 041111 11 (7) 3.10; Q (33) 35.4; P Becky Sue: 3. Jim Bob Hansen; 4. (3.2) 131,30, DO (4-3) 153.30. Gold Palace; S. Redonna One; 4. FIFTH 1. ApnaIz.Rchaniz (1) Trav.iln Rosy: 7. Pearl's Pain: s, 5.50, 5.45, 3.20: 2. Rafaei.Coblan (2) Barney Eckert. 3.00, 3,40, 3, Solana Willy (7) 3.00: TWELFTH 1. Bar S Forsox; 2. (12) 35.00, P (1-2) 117.00, Worthy Will; 3. Dolly M.; 4. Pat -SIXTH I. Vlctor.Egurbl (4) Luke; 5. Money Mad; 4. Drum 14-30. 6-20. 540; 1. lcb.Moluna (3) Acre; 7. Ml M's Bonnie; S. Janie Z. 5.10. 4.40: 3. GaIdos-Qool 6.00; 0(34)3535; P (43)51 .30; DO ('.4) 37.4 SEVENTH 1. Oaldoe.Arriefa 12.60, 340, 3.50; 3. Barquivi. DAYTONA BEACH Sarduy (5) 5.00, 5.20; 3. Solana. MONDAY MATINEE TgurbI (2) 3.00,0 (3-3) S1.10; p (3.5) - For The Very Unusua With This Coupon ........... V (Mulcalfe): - AIy 3745; P (1.3) >247.10; CD (4.11 10141 - MC..SAC $5 OFF s Mr. Radeye (Dvoracsk); a. Cdi Isdip Rau: Y. trip Dry (ra): 5. kSitOSccIl (Kurti - Blair Keeps You Covered V 1,1 rdPI.P,$4) - Kathy's Uniques iNsiSts assi Nub • Ci = - Si374$1 (Vandeventar): 2. Navy Admiral (Wksytand); 3. Kim Lobeil (J4ma; & Im,uoe wasev. s. V Ph" On Auto 8 Home Insurance INdIyjdw.Hz.d hstrwctIs.s Our FREE Mactame Csuis MON..SAT. *11lend EVENINGS SIN FRENCH AVE., SANFORD - too f BUSINESS REVIEW ' Thrsv IN. Driver): S. Delean Kim (Irinard): I. Jelin L. Purdue (No ilivs'): 7. JOaIIVS (Strong). 1. Clever Trip IISNTN -- I REVIEW 4:45&Mt.P.M. - CaNNeali Si Deirsil. (ml Ysas Si Vat. lii) Si MIlw14as. (a) NATIONAL 4(75 I-A~4t a PIT*GS • WETS IT LOCAL ARM (Srs);S. Simiders Echo (SMIi); pljic Oflald IDvoracek). 1. Niss isiS (MisiSi); 5. Soo its Jim (StOlen). Jeremy SEVENTH 1. (Grimes). 2. Disr, A. (SrIdgI%) 3. Se%ys las (klein); 4. Gilevan? 11). (ml cwtsn (I -- fill) at Kss CRy (lOst 11.5). (m) SaUS (1451! 54) 4 Milimmis (as 441. (ml WuSi,i ti-U 4. NN MA*M( • CRUNS • GETS a. DeNA (P*ydi *14). (ml Nal (NorrIs 43) 4 Ml. I. (OPF Sill ST. UMN Ktk1's U.slq.ses - Sm t. As A S.rvlc. AVENUE %v ow"N"Nam, . Craay Oasis (VindsWnt,c);& Desly Jitter (No Driver)s 7. liiIi Demon (KtioeTh). SIXTH I. Aubrey Time (Dasessist; %NqI7 Hirovt; (Nø Driver); 3. Buddy Hop. (Vandervert); 4. Magnitude TyiIfl Ca$INei. - IMI$caI(e);s.J.M. King(* Nasty); D gauss S.,lut 0* 11 HOLLY 0010101 - oskmw '11 SU? '#A,& P4111111111111lixilill 41100011000000 Like Your Busin.ss Featured? Call 322.2611 or 831.9993 Th. Herald Advertising D.partm.nt UESUTØ NOW mi MU A$Ifl THRU oo*aiI Famefftiles I fli ameM -- I Pr.par.d By BUSINESS WUNFORD INF . ftem BEE E( 1LItYCHILD CAREI ftniftwi (DAmats); 7. CiiseeI Chuck IGrimag) 3. LIability (M. Cram),1. Neu __ Tilt Busy Sanford's Oldest And Largest Company 25425, Park Ave. Wounded' Braves Ambush Cincinnati Reds cIp + P v.Q'aC.-: '';;;5 •:' J V ;.•i.'r-:k,,;-\,.' I 1 . 'cJt' J'P.I'f4. .'r M':;',-..r." 1 ', \(n' I, 1 4j j), 'i',t l I , )' ? I ,i .. i. t [ .,: . .1 ', ,, IC, I /' ) t':'. c.'.'' r -I ) ,1 - 'I. I �el Me YOM VarIety — VOUHIN5 P L / -• Xr- AT poft _____ 34 rem aK, 'VKA S Lame T*MO! It Ap* 0000 13 '" ' 1101111F _ 14Wldei ____ 40 _ ______ 44$co*4eci 46 MOW VAU 4lNs,eprl 40 Opsr.Ic so'o ___ ____ ___ ___ __ _______ W.dn.zs'uy, August _________ _____ ______ ______ ______ _____ _____ 0i,s ____ For 4-s'• -r ___ ___ rs.Jla ____ ___ to _____ ____ - j Jr diffi Veer. re you' .HOROSCOPE word, Sanford, Florl" 32171-Prlce 10 Cmii lii, :"' ing. yo ____ y$ • 1i,197 a n*no( I1*y ARID (Mcb 21.Asi1 Goad .s hey 50 Nubu 5 ISmkkmi been * LOHd udIy contoct y P1* )4.Nov. ) &UPIO 17 Mn Ole $1 (sb) S ThIS. 30 Wiv eOat It's ad. Don't TVV$b(S.$Or S2MixIcw unable to lMuJow. 30MyJNc aantlrttwchiorly them 11101111111111, hunlur nataeNSM 10 15* IS P1....,. InhI 53 flvwsied S tIdIsd 35 J'sijjy'4 yI. U thete is ownst todey 1110008 54 MskMd 10 *) owed 2IFrun*Ii* places TAUIUS (April IIOlbhlcals 41Gsnuso _ _ 3asst 5$ (coenb.Iotm) 0f. name 10Mo 5AGmARfl (Nor. De duck r pifiUl on odu 24 PIsn*s DOWN hnhslS.ctua & your Important you today 21) could 20 1*We.4 43 Pissi1it fllOflth 2$ 0111 hvlsnd (rr) 2 Fsmhnlni upon visible through a friendly source. decisions 23 An*ina nims 2$Indol.cld 45 Someone you know sociafly quantities today. You won't Be 30 aescrt (. 3 $ubsiteuts 21 Pwc.hs oh land sQuirrel Don't bui* °" 31 muriel (s&) 4 Fishermans 2$ Italian cIty may Lw the chaivwl. 47 Sims tab.) 32 T (*) 33 Ccunvy (4 (say ii a) uthnoWii. 45 SimIan Deal with the now. Let CAP5JON (Dec. .Jai. ___ take ours 115.11. 10) Your major focon 'heuM be tomorrow _eo 01i Youil be___ .ue&iu1In1__ —— _____ 1re'sanallyyoucandus Immt.co&ara. mitt ' prove very he1uL. CANIXR (June 21-1* 21) who will 11) You'rearsthsrslwiwdehoppr Any that today todsy If you P'7 $!111S11 include persons older ticelerIi ID W114 — — yoss,sii IbOuiId P(05 10 Lw chandise for do hwe. — me LO (July 23Aug. wham you've gone to raci (ch .$acth *) bat for recently hasn't Sto pQtti4 c facth t tOM — — Is forptIaL Hell be bay trying ripe. It won't ha he psIdj to ewn lbs scar. today. _____ I — as youth* lid yourself t VI3O (*4. V.SS$. ) ____ — I — Approach your goals rlfraI)y, today and you'll Aq.11,U1S —— "1 have Th - 7X f is the opporhuity kay up44giM with two vary l..a1 psopis. it UWA (Septo ZoOct U) you can win thm to your side 'I actiona win the riapset of the11 n to be Poworfl your contemporaries today. allies. — — - 18FOImId I _y•-.. 37 (OcL S ___ reach. _____ to A TM IM _ - - LOW - ...• - by M U - .---. reema, F " Sue corn. -- : _ C ha I I e ,n g e d n WAARS r - - F on ''7 0 n $ : 3,000 1- ByM)MCKEff _____ ____ _ Someone IIITLISAILEY _______ _________ r5 W.r YOLK xii. my, IMI4AtAY l lL31Tg. 1PE PNOW' NE so=, 00 NAVIN AN ___________ M'?AQ1A .• P*oSh.EM•' —i - F I _ ____________ F __________ -• ____ ____ ______ _____ ___ .. ____ ____ I n Fe - ________________________________________ i _ _________ ARCNIE • - - MIS10RS WIRI • HI ieatwi rmy-mmmy TODD P — UMAPFOR I'm M- 1 ws iuoOMMOs i'1 WHAT scr GROUP -e '. ooyoJJtPMRS-O. FOR A GPOST SHuT MuslCf I AL. 6 I I " I PtSCILLA'S POP You DOING? by Al ____ DON'T THEY IR FINISH, HAZET TH15 WHERE THE'Y ALL START' - •.• , ),__ - .j . / • ""s" with lIMO BURNS WOWDE* WHAT SENATOR G4931.5 AN HIS OPPONENT ARE DISCUSSING SO EARN ESTL.'I - by Larry Lewis _________________ ____________________________________ TEN TØ ON THIY'RE DECIDING,., ...W44ICH IMSUI.T9 IT JhI.t. E OKAY 70 TRADE AS ThE CAMPAIGN WSATS UP ____ ____ ____ FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Th.v X DON'T S __ UPJDIRSTAN D ( JL T' I MUMIER FOR DIAI."A'dOICE ' , ' RUT UAO vM$rnt1G?oi _ L --- 1iC-7C-"TD Nuillfy Calories _____________-1 ByIiwTeaceE.iinbM.D. ___- I love ____ DEAR DR. LAMB apefnit Juice. UI drink some Dr. before meals or after meals will that cut down on the calories Lamb that Ihave Jtut eaten? Iwould like to lose 10 pounde. I am 55 years pounds. How much overweight sin I' I sin In pretty goal stamped, self-addressed enhealth and I also walk a mile a day. send your letter to me in e it DEAR READER - No, the this newspaper, P.O. Box 1563, QIOSIS 140W 't)IJ 60e14 5CK:*Mr I1'A1t1 SOM~W ______________ - ___ ___ ____ __ Inv y. s - - ____ - - __________________ - _____ ___ __ ___ Cnvntl " _________ - __ - • ! In the platform the convention adopted Tuesday night, there is no mention of Richard Nixon. - ___ ____ ______ ________ __________________ breakdown - __ _ ___ ____ ____ ' His shadow - offL that as a fr,rmr nominee, Nixóiwas entitled to crelentiais at Kansas City. To their relief, he didn't ask. Platform draftsmen considered, briefly, a plank that would have deplored misbehavior hangs like by public officials, - naming three it individuals associated with the so-called Watergate scandals." congressional Democrats along with And Reagan said Tuesday that he's sure overcast...' Carter has a copy of the book "The Man Who Pardoned Nixon" to use against Ford. -The Ford camp decldsd ad fight a Reagan-backed change in the party platform diofthc 1ja poLic*e a4 the Re.. gan language. -Two sources" One In the Ford campaign And one in the wIlt. Home,to The AP that Ford has his of Potential vice preside ntial rueninginates: Sen. Howard Baker of Tennessee,Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, for mer dSPIdY Atty. Ga. William RICth and Ronald Rea. gan. - - Gil IIFsIi ' h - ________ AtrAQ 1; 6aV alga. i AW.' av '6v SOW"I IrV AVT)r £P1)6H)F! Db%WZW aw bY COM70 4YJV70WW Ga Tde Army Baby Ist,, Bride 2nd It Seems To Work For Man )CV&ir WASHINGTON (AP) - Couples who conceive a child before they wed do not have a significantly higher AW breakup rate Lian those who wait until after the marriage SEJt5I5 467 / I. ceremony to start a family, a government report shows. The report said that 8l.6 per cent of women in , half of the 1960s who married after becoming pregnant n census, compared to 85.5 per cent of women who were not pregnant when they wed. _____ ____ i I ____ "When I was growing up, girls were urged to keep their •• ' bodies p ure and those who represented themselves as the moral arbitors 01 society enforced this feeling," said Henry Smith of the Census Bureau. I I - __ ___ I —ii• ____ ' still were with their husbands at the time of the 10 ill _r_i___r.—I-- - - four -spot I .x M,0e4.E -___i:i__ __i ___ the It01. ______ p1±11cm National Coiwesdion TIISIdI7 and today: -The delegates pick the presid-lu." mmim tonight, FordisomthrijU dadfor nomination, according to The AssoCiated Press. -President Ford won a hay floor W ge"Ing convention appruval to keep least his choke of a naming mate. the doctor will take you. /tWS ii O6fIO1D 44 "1 ___ Nonetheless, the shadow of the resigned President and the Watergate scandals that drove him from office hang like an overcast at the Republican National Convention. Not for them the conventioneers' traditional litany of GOP administrations past, for the last one is a campaign millstone they still seek t °° oughts a, ___ - Sc hoo Is Un ye I 1fl9 five. ____ Mø*) EN IN - litter says. trick, U diamnmda broke 3.) 11 by T. K. Ryan fr hwy. om -- - 11, ere Freeman out that After Decisive Floor Victory Klznbrough has never P° voted to approve any bills submitted by LAS? ____on side. But with the queen the Freeman law firm. akJ4 *Q1$ South Wasn't lnternt.dlnan "SothIs(theletter)jsnola 93 97 overtrlck;hewantadtomake . swprlse,"the county attorney _____ ___ Q J 10554 OA 732 said. That nd looked a Ford Takes - Charge At KC SOUTH ID) lotllkeaslngletcnanditwu. 11 old - L in e ' Budge Last year about $a5,000 was £A92 South could play low. take his budgeted for legal fees. The KANSAS CITY, No. (AP) - former California governor still Monday. The demonstrations presidentialfloinjatIn we, By #A53 final estimate came In at President Ford appears firmly expects to win the presidential when Mrs. Ford and then Mrs. set Aside to operate the school But, he two clubs and finally play added, the $115,500. Next year, the county in control of the 1971; RepuW Ford's strength continued to Staff Writer system in 1V75.78. and anotber spade. The nomination. He described Reagan arrived in the hall were climb through Un night. NOtTh.SOUIII planning any presentation for attorney has asked for $118,000. can National Convention as the The current budgetary tonight's hearing. defense would take two As part of next year's delegates prepare to choosi the Reagan as "disappointed but louder and longer than they had The latest A? tally, based en A Seminole County school proposal calls for- a $40.mllhlonepodes and uw ) Y not SWh "The budget can always be request, Freeman has set aside party's presidential nominee Bea budgd that has been termed --a dollar jen~ral operating yund, 149 commitments and pubti. took On spade, be gan's campaign director I, Speakers were Interrupted as dy stated - preferences, gave amended," Moore mid. IIUV3 $M 100 to Pay anticipated Jail tonight. He established his acknowledged that it would be partisans would have to give South a 46 49 hold4he4lne" measure by Sept. the ha • fle of the funding for say grapefruit Juice Or grapefruit Radio City Station, New York, ruff and a sluff. If East to* for both candidates Ford 133, Reagan 1,=, with, they Increase the salaries 'fire litigation. The $13,500 dominance with a dear.c,4 vic- en uphill battle, Pau PUS PUS William P. (Bud) Layer will be almost an schockytom ex- — let's will not affect the calories In the NY 10019. Be sure and keep on Say the impossible 'Ximbrougb1squestloaftwasfor tried to shout each other down. $ uncommitted. It, he'd haYS tO kid 1tø *1fl OpUn lead -4 wheeled Otto the public firing penses. tory on an Issue chosen by After a decisive 1,1& food you have already eaten. walking and perhaps Increase 1,089 The I cmdal vote came an ________________ ____ Jack 01 diamonds happens - then they could Just legal services charged this challenger Ronald Reagan. A Ford spokeonm predicted en line tonight at the county Th vctory1n the first znnJoT e board has be Your body is just like a bank. your exercise for the bed holding amend By OswaM & Janses Jacobyor afls Pr-OPOSal to require that the Pruddeeg would win a ruff and a sluff. the budget to figure that year. The climactic confrontation this 31st GOP -CoUrtim"u- In Saiftrd. bq*et 1104* Sessions 10 Once you put money In, the Only results from your weight South looked over dummy v convention, Ford to name his umdIV Mate the nomination tonight and then All told $181IM4 Is being towaW which Ford and Reagan way to decrease the bank controlprogram. % before am Wlotft 1W - UN would a* for -4 Meeting wM Area redd"b will' bi free to weft to Will4-thst AD aspects Negotiations between the proposed for legal and remarked, "I can't resist services next hat mood for nine months "ice their comments on the Of On document am accurately SEA and the school board are year. About Me DM 1k, page 12A balance Is to take It out to Presideistiali nomillatim. Ford's Rft;ik a dgtanglst ULd in~ DEAR DR. LAMB - I am Si) cigarettes, temptation or free Continuing with point count, $70,000 of that is wis,hours away and only a recounty's proposed $52 million figured and correctly placed. presently at $ standstill spend. You will need to spend years old and yesterday I 11J)ee." The. he victory by a It Is most important to III-vote margin medlately increased while budgeted to pay the labor venal that would rank as a paschool budget for 1-fl ut a over and played dummy a remember that card not, "It's a h&heline budget," both sides await the selection of attorney, Alley, Alley & Blue of lific those calories you ate either passed blood in my iwine but It was all the more Impressive latboo that Ford would al miracle could keep Ford Ford's strategists worked out 4 PUNIC bearing In the cour. Layer declared when the Jack of a special master who wi!l listen Tampa. great ,,, because the President had offer th e vlcepresldentlal through the body's use of (lull in two or three passages. from a first-ballot victory. allowed thouse county commission . compromise that avoided an u. queen value it point proposal was first submitted to to arguments fror' each East Produced calories at rest (basal This morninii. no Mood, but the Last year Republican . After the defeat of Reagan's other floor fight over the for- issue andReagan 10 choose the nomination to his opponent. chambers at 7:30. AM It turned out that there enable a partnershl o-`1 — to ex. metabolism) or through urine was somewhat cloudy. the board- "It Meets all the bargaining unit then make nonthen trounced him in COmrrd&sioners Kimbrough and bid to force Ford to name his eign policy plank in the And Reagan was on the list of was nothing free about the plore Same &us slam The fille-member Seminole state requirements and while it binding recummendations to Richard physical activity. Party the ultimate test of political live named by a Ford campaign what are the possibilities, William submitted a Mate ing, St . platform. finesse. When the smoke rwining this morn possibilities th of wi school boa general is sched ed 10 won't a Grapefrultorgrapefrujtjulce any' rd ul llow us to alp back- the boa arrived power: who can get the vOteL source. otbers on the W were proposal to create a coy lantion ur to th battle had cleared away, succeu.Youstartbycowiting Backers of both sides before a meal might fill you U convene its regular meeting wards, ltim'tsldflcjentenough F's margin 01 victo The school board negotiator's legal department. It was men on t ned st e remaining DEAR READER - It always South had bit two spades and your high-card points. Then following the hearing. at the convention hall Tuesday margin was far wider than Sen. Ho d it Baker Jr. of and make you less hungry. In distresm me to get a letter a diamond and — had lod you add extra points for short for us to move too far forward." last salary offer was an 1800 estimated such a department said by one source to number knowing that before the session most observ Tennessee, Treasury Secretary This Year's budget proposals, Seminole Education base starting figure for in- coWd save taxpayers about only five now. that case you will eat lem and it such as yours. There is a Hat Of ers exI)etted. his temper. suits In your early valuation. William Simon, former Texas ended they would have a clear which were tentatively ap Associat ion (SEA) President structfonalpersornel, while the $100,000. might help that way. But the things as long as your arm that North saw. "I am not ping 7use tions am am for That vote was taken within Gov. John B. Connally and Ford was d es di cribed as de- th cationofwhith man hadthe housoi thetime th Proved by the board July 21, William Moore said the budget SEA to get Into an final answer Is always how can cause a person to PW t about a vold, two for a Singleton, bargaining team e 'J10'J formtr Deputy Atty. Gen. But the proposal died during lighted with the outcome of the strength whether or not Include SMA51.11,11L12 in ap. has a definite bearing on salary requested to have tea are and one for a doubleton. • many calories In and how many blood In the urine. tO prevail- It was An Press delegate survey Showed ftworning budget hearings. William D. Ruckelshaus. first test of strength at the con . emo bad for your heal and I can tiOnal night. The noise and Ford had moved past the 1,130 propriatlons and reserves, requests made by teachers for teachers darted at an $8,600 (For co of JACOav' calories out (used). The list starts with an inAfter the county attorney's ventlon. Reagan the politics had escalated from majority of delegate votes he a" nothi Wt being MODERN, Send $1 to: "Win which Is slightly more than was the upcoming academic year. annual level. I can't say how much you leclion of the kidney, the temptedatth.right, A See FREEIIIAN that be would not accept the A Reagan spoke== said the the opening day sessions On would need to win the buj at Bridge," do this should weigh because pounds bladder, the prostate or vicepresidentw nominStim If you would just keep your newspaper. P.O. fox 489, don't really count. What really seminal vesiclea. Beyond that Is mouth shut and your mind Radio City StatIon. 111w York, "Ronald Reagan will not be . • • matters Is how much fat is the possIbility ofa stone In the open you would haVe refused N. V. 10019) -• -underanyclrcumstancesavjce under n.Mygueuis that ki eyorbder_uieyar U.S. president on any ticket," he told SIDE GUNCES _____________________________________________ Officers you are about 20 pounds not always painful - and JI FOX •. . a delegate caucus on Tuesday. -' overweight U you lose 20 you move on to the possible If he doesn't get the presi pounds and still have evidence tumors. It can even be a result dential nomination, he'd rather offal rolls you need to lose ofdamnagetotbekldneyf back to his radio program [_t L •1 I i-1 more. ri..ed By North Koreans thabe. . . . -, . 4, and newspaper column, he told I am sending you The Health -To make a long story abort the delegates. "I want to advoSEOUL South Korea (AP) - ween North and South Korea. cans and Sout Letter number 4-7, Weight there Is no way anyone can tell /1 / reans. The cate the cause I believe In, the h Ko J -. . About North Korean guards Losing Diet to give you a basic what blood In the urine means Two North Korean officers attack followed. conservative cause," Reagan armed with axes and metal and several No diet plan you can use to have a with that information only. But rt h Korean The two Americans died from said. / . _•. pikes killed two U.S. Arm y out- guards came to the area in balanced diet and lose weight there is one thing I do know: massive head in juries and dab With Reagan's failure to safely. Others who want this The chances that it can be cers and wounded four Amer midmorning as the South Ko- woun,aPentagonspoke ___ I • • .. / , .. -• See REAGAN, Page IZA information can send a long, can enlisted men and five South reans were "routinely trimm. said in Washington. ., tea Koreans in the demilitarized ing branches" from a tree In the that no one, absolutely no one, _ I The identifications of the - .•: . Peeled your I... by zone today, the United Nations joint security area. The tree dead and wounded America should ever neglect a finding of _____ ns Command announced. prqo.eibsg y blood in the urine. The first wasabout 35 to 4oyarthfrom a werewithheldunU1jrfaml. Today /• thing anyone with this condition The U.N. Command said the U.N. Command checkpoint at lies could be notified. you so. — • two American officers were the solflhside oi 1 should do is get to the doctor lu$iw$_CW the Bridge of The U..14 C3m dCi&dà AundTheaock ---------4A promptly. And by prompt I "brutally murdered In an im- No Return, over which prisoner meeting of the Military Ar-mi. Bridge --------------------10-B •i ./Y:. . / pr oked assault." The ov an. exchanges took place after the mean the next day if at all ) Ice Commission Thursday to Calendar ...................0-B T nouncement made no mention Korean armistice, I posslbleorcertainlyassoonu ( • 1 / • .. '&;'-• protest the attack, but it was Comics ..................10-B . " / of any North Korean casualties After some discussion during not learned Immediately If • -.,. - • the Crossword - •.•.......... 10-B ,. ,. • • ,.,. Th e U.N. Command gave this which one of the North Korean North Koreans agreed. In the event that bleeding Editorial ................4-A •' -.. account of the attack: ______________ officers expressed objection to means a tumor 01 the kidney • . ., , It was the second violent in- Dear Abby ......... 1-B The two American officers, a the tree trimming, the Nor and I'll be blunter, I mean ____________ ____________ th cident In the demilitarized zone Dr. Lamb .................10-B I ... • •. ' South Korean officer and sevKor eans cure demanded that the this month. On Aug. 5, the U.N. Ho — ti a rosco pe ................10-B are dependent upon how erol American enlisted men South Koreans stop the work Command reported a six-m1 LICENSE TAG Persons waiting too long to get their new automobile license decals found long we Hoapttil ..................S-A re escorting five Korean Shortly after. North quickly It Is treated. If It Is lines awaiting them when the Seminole County Courthouse opened its doors th Korean ute exchange of fire between Obituaries -----------------S-A is •; service corps workers who vehicle brought additional North and South LATE-COMERS less serious, such as ______ Korean troops, morning. Just two more days remain before the Aug. 20 deadline to purchase the were triMMing es ... ____ an Inflammation of the tre in Park- 9uards- and 0ne of the North but no casualties or damage Sports ............. .10-11-A slapcmSome Television ............... 1977 decals. (herald Photo by Bi ll Vincent Jr.) muniom, the truce vulagein the Korean officers was hear prostate, early treatment AyOm..oisOf c. d to was reported. Each side acWomen............. • 1-3-B ""' ISP certainly won't do any harm. the Amen. ctLsed the other of shooting st 8-11 Taftfifts", P.0,& fir . WeaUier ...................3-A Don't wait another minute to "I know all about the birds and the see about getting medical mind w a Ilifie k about the bess the bulisi" attention. _________________________________________________________________________________ center of the buffer zone bet- tell them to "kill" DOONES8U - TUMBLE WEEDS PF.ft,C'T1C,N& ' F4 ThE INTERflONAL ____ _____ l heas't brough letter he can't comment about when an answer will be — Cimiti st stems from his appolntmag by Commission Hattaway to investigate legal fees charged by the county torney In an effort to comll UP up with a ku IPSflhiV5 method 01 providing legal services to Seminole count "I have reviewed two In___ re - as _ri*L of the diamond jack would allowSouthtocoll.ctanover. - . ' " .xJ 7: Richard M. Nixon. Two I (I ____ CAMPUS Cfl By OSWALD aid JAMES JAC()BY ___ that free finale. and made P1011TH Juice Does Not The Story _______ L PUTTING NEW PLANT 5HOOTS IN MY.'ROOTER7 ATBRIDGE 0073 rn WHAT ARE WIN. • - S e County Conmissioner John Kimbrough has mailed a gistered sitter tocotmty .-•T Freeman U1fl5 S detailed esplanatlon of more than $13,000 In fees paid the -Freemari low firm for ation J 4InvolvIng last Year's Jail fire. - -; in u.i aiteii • Kimbrough says the ferns listed on the oice are listed J • - -'"i detailed time or bY YOU VOl 701W fitflI ftIM1V to direct involvement such as . the Jail fire; one In the amount depositim.to ofl50 hours at$45 per how for Freeman labeled the Kim8 WW of $11=4 and one In brongh litter another attempt I the aznomt 01 11U hours at to Interject politics into the per hour for a total of $5,017.50. TOMFREEMAN JOHN KIMBROUGH county attorney's position." "Please provide me with a ... e. , ,., ' . . .'wftbl. week' "I think the citizens of detailed breakdown of time Seminole Cotmty are tired of on the items In question KiZnbrOIh said ho expects within a week," the c John Kimbrough's 'sour the information requested to be along with any and-or grapes' attitude," Freeman readily available. "I'm "I'll comply," the attorney referral or consultation fees added. assigning I'll get an answer replied, adding, however, that paid or returned relative 10 jillflre cases" the Kimbrough ': ______ I WHO?' - dates - M. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) A coflventIon ago his was the only name that cowded, but Republicans In Kansas Qty do not speak of ______________ __ ON. TI*1ti. Richard H ___ u ______ i wm 4000 A LI P4 M t1OT •' ____ $SWSW To MA"WN; -L _ - -- "Ifere the st4tLitics sce m to suggest that a girl who be. comes priognaFt before marriage and marries the father seems to make out as well as the girl who kept her body pure," he said. Demographers, sociologists and soc ial peychologists first ensusBureau Sa Y thate nomic,5ocinjandcWturaldiffsafld the report on Premarital childbirth. availability Of birth cOntrOl meUwxb explain differences The report shows also that 52.6 per cent of first children born to black mothers in 1969 were illegitimate, compared to 10.1 per cent of first babies born to white mothers. The survey also shows that illegitimate first babies in. creased In recent years among blacks but remained nearly stable among whites. About 18 per cent of black women between the ages of 45 to 50 reported having their 1 child out of wedlock. Of black women 25 to 30 years old, 38.2 per cent reported ill egitimate first bihs. Among white women In the 45 to 50 age group, 5.7 per cent reported having their first child while single. The figure was6. 1 poor cent for white women Of the younger 25. 10-30-year-old generation, in premarital child conception among races. VD Dips Mrs. Joy Dryfoos of a Manned Parenthood's research group, the Alan Guttmacher Institute in New York, said that illegitimacy rates w drop as birth contro more widespread. l becomes "The conventional wisdom is that the black culture is more accepting of i1legitscy an e w th th hite cult ur e," she said. '1 would also sUggest that the differences are related to the availability of birth control, abortion and sex education. I would expect a decline in black illegitimacy in the next report because our st udi"show that blacks are using abortion services more than we expected." Florida's venereal disease rate, one of the Woest In the natloa in lfl dropped shaiy during the haIf 01 1975, state health officials reported today. The report said the number of infectious syphil is cases dropped 23.4 per Cen Compared to the firs t half of last year. ao nhes cases dropped by 15 per cent The drop In th e venereal diiase rate was greater than that In any other state and was th e sharpest since the decline foll in WW ow g if, officlali said. � 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 17, 1976 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 17, 1976. 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